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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29


JAN WooJhn aad Eliza cor Betse) ks wife, James Mayo Al'
iaior Poore deceased who Jora ooI,
deceased Samuel Collier William Scott John Peasants James
B Peaan Joseph Mayo Samuel liawes Archd Lewis,
l. Wooion deceased Daniel Srnrer and Charles
srn the Powha,an and such Admni.ra
..roi E,4aS Poure deceased Plaintiffs
INST
Pnl,p Is Jones. with the will annexed OF Samuel
Pean deceased Robert W Peasants Robert Mayo Thoma1
sarah his wii, Isaac Mayo Elizabeth Peasan III
,.4 pl,A samuel Z Mayo aud lavma X hs WIFE, Benjamin
ae. T. Mayo and Charles! Selden late sherh tile
u PoSan , SUCH Administrator with the will annexed 81
isah p,0e deceased, Defendants
again this day be further heard Oh the
1encv and argued by COUNSEL dnd appearing the
Cus years have -laI, The death oil Mrs
I4t,h Peasants, and the qualification OF Samuel Peasants her
Administrator the nntonoi Ph;B Jones, Administrator Of the
,Iri Pra-a deceased ordered that all persons havi
ca M the said Elizabeth Pieasas. deceased @
,u;e N. settlement before John Shore. who hereby Az
eI special Commissioner tor that purpose or before the Gh
with etIences support oi the which
directed the SAID c,airs b.
Published eight weeks newspaper PRINTED.
K!-'n.oud and report has proceedings under this
Court with specially stated deemed perl
himself. required by party; and that copy o this
osig s % the iron door of the Court House OF this count!
tso successive Courdays.
AG., T,ste WM $ DANCE G..
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,n LABORERS WANTED.

yuyur LARORERS WANTED.
IT. a. aant. River and KanaN ha Company will pay liberal
n MY I'VE healthy aud able bodc laborer 10 be employed
o he % %n"Nen iynchburs and Buchanan during The I.nan
cs year Persons having slaves for hire. Will please AL
Fsi R Waller Gwynn, Richmond, Mr. d. Walton Bac"n!
''ise County, or Capt Samuel McCorkle Lynchhnrs-
MI, WM r. MUSFORD.
z--h-.--e'w Secretary J. r. s. X. ca
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IL tHANCEEI :NlaGlNiA: A; rules held Ia the Clerk
% o'r n' Circuit Superior Court :" Law and Chinesry "r the
cua'f pfSn6v. the iih day al March. ls.U
1sr Temple guardian o Mary Elizabeth Land and John R"
War, a'.i John Robert a infants of John y Land, G
ss tra Lau. Mary Land Rober; III Land Henry C. Land
@!L'n aG Louisa Land the last o whomis Infant under t'
s:t oi 'weaty.one wears, Defendants:
lie uian Henry G. Land aud Albert Land, having eniere
% eaace and given security according 10 the act ol Assemble
- res ~ tins Court and arTeans by satisfactory evidence thu
%. sal Henry e Land and Albert Land inhabitants Of i
IL ordered that The said defendants Henry C. Lam
m Albert Land do appear here the first day May
'sr the bill OF the panl and that copy of tts order be forth
M Inserted IN some newspaper printed the Cry Of Richmond 4"
mouths successi'ey and another copy thee~i posted at the
a~! oi he Court House oi thus county
. ACopy Tese WIN r. UNDERWOOD Z.
ch y,~1nn
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j r., M. NJ. SHEPPAKD, JR., COMMISSION MEk
AMI ,ers HE sell Tobacco. Wheat, Flour Corn
sboss% anu NO. respectfully socs cosignmens Office in front
.Aoe warehouse. Jan. 29-c6n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
.rnIlsnEp DAILY AND SEMI. WLEhL1,
fon..,,IAM +. s. THOMAS RITCHIE, JR'
TE X NJ ::

f. NJ
nr seven dollars per annum and at the rate OF eish
G- paE ti- period than one year For The sen
da 'a, * er anuum and three dolars for siA months pay
Wrey I've - d ia the office, renicd by nail post PAID
abe as he end 10 of 1ls s yssT per mall in good and
Ks Al ..s y; the the Editors The postage u az k
available % s ,r,s the postage OF single letter !. scare
~ DDAa S. which operlies serious tax upon Editors
a. extensive ''' TERMS or ADVERTISING
,,y r%oI,RrRt % fifteen lines less, first III
N NE ,n and every succeeding Insertion. Sei!se CENTS
si'l 4, ,tr week week or three times week. "f!
sn m are charged lily dollars for thirty hnes ana m
"r,l advertisements oi sreset, M ncu
til ~ ,,,r,,r,y Far 6ne,n lines or first insertion
ts & acs mus, he accompanied with The advance pay
,S.,trar,nr; references insure execution ,o. =,
.- An fbitaries a, Marriages irom The country, mts,e e
han, writing il u.,k!cwa must be auh,iea.en .! '
par! - ia, n1stcr m the ncichborhood. or they viii III h'
% M uheI E,,ry measure that has oerii taken I" l"e,ei
, cu;gzr has proved heretofore ma'ans we mus
go, In srri ca ~ uIeu the COMMUNICATING hriis 'ef
~ ,b, nam. of he sm oi htc back ~ "a 49,
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--vIRclNlA-Ala Court OF monthly sesslo

fHf Nc FIX v IKtiINIA-AtA Court OF monthly SESSION.
Tor ir Northumberland Court House thereof
y, " ..iy Tie litt day OF January, 1850:
"'."'t Hurst. Plaintiff
r G GakIn. Administrator of Judith Gaskins deceased anil
'H4ham Hurst who
rtf lsI.!@ga With sad thalham. Hurst, Defendants
rdanrs, Chatham Hurst and r. His wife, In
u appearance ard given security according the Act of
and the Rules OF this Court a appearing by satisfactory
me- that hr inhabitants
ny h" Iantn by his Attorney. i or-ci that lenl-
& aear before OF the sad ,e second Mon.
, u Ami and the plaintiffs bill; copy
CIV " m he forthwith inserted In some published III.
,S Richmond for months successvely and posted the
'r :" the Court House oi said county
"a '"fy Tese, J. Il S'rITH, e. C.
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r. CHANGER RY--vlBGlNiA-A Rules The Clerk
Ocr the Superior Court of Law and Chlicery io
foanly, tie inst Monday in February, $50
WIIa.n u. IiIi-!il Plaintiff:
Jo cau'i a.i Edward X johnson, Administrator OF Ioh
Jhi sou. deceased. Defendants.
Tie aa,G llsing fei his bill. a:l the defendant, G,uli,
hls his appearance and security according hc
Assembly sa s this ani appearing by sat,sic
this entered rucs accor,nl,l
vt r .l said defendant. Gluldia APPEAR here the first day
Tue nest May al tl court, and answer ie bills oi the pnl
AZ t' copy 1tthis ord c published week Tor mcit
ise newspaper printed ia Richmond, and posted a
N.ua i--sw!m Copy. Tese. +. C. LEIGH. G.
IN POwHATAa COUNTY COURT. March the III.
!HAn I r;r-. writing, pifportis To be the hicuitiv.
VII u L1'i t. Holman, late o THIS county deceased, Gis r
Sealed y john w. Holman Of the deccdcnt. AMI of,r
iiur proof wheuPnn ordered 10y the that Edwin Holman
nt Holman William Holman, lane fiunnlcu formerly Jan,
i'' Stunned Panls aud Elizabeth l wife. formerly Ekab-i
n M Mary DeIc. formerly Mary Holman, Che said Edwin Iol
rsa' Matilda Flag and Mary Dcdnr, together with tue
1"M Holman. hclng tn. o KIN Ia The sap Elizabeth H. o.
er summoned appear here the hrs; day oi May Con-
ss - r" cause, they Why the SAID Instrument
Ni hnii be- established recorded as The
Will o ir sad Elizabeth D. Holman deceased anl appearing
M ss..i,n 81 the that the said Mary Deane
haoiho tfs tomma..-a ordered that she appear he
@ Ii" e-;aalscI. the will aforesaid: and that copy
!s "n' forthwith Inserted in newspaper published III th
N!o Kithari and continued for eight weeks succrS'iye,
Gh l'lhsr copy posted the door The Court House hl
A Copy Trs,.
H.rei '-cwSw WM S DANCE C.
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oace Superior Court Chaneey Richmond
w, ~ iay o; February. 1850:
N,.a waiers executor Of Benjamin Waller deceased, who
was e" surviving D. Benjamin Waller, deceased,
.intif:
against
hrf Buha,n Buchanan, Jchr lIeaya Marian hi.
other ' ~ : u.6.nl,u,.
eaean having entered appearance and
a ea security according the act oi Assembly ami NE Rules o
M N9i a aieang BY satisfactory evidences that i's are
Nodns o this Commonwealth, ordered, That the said
h appear the he held Tor the SAID Court
sn M Hr' Moy May next the original and amended
=" he ilmii and that copy OF this order be oriwiih M
ef IN ~'.e Newspaper Published the City o Richmond inr
c suc'r'isey, ,ni posed TIE front door OF The State
'oaf House nt.c Guy
Fe6 l..,' 80 r. Nobhn D 'e'A.
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We regret TO writer in the Wing attempting 10 throw
cold water the suggestion Of public meeting IN ih'
city in favor Of sending delegates tile Nashville C"nven
ion which appeared simultaneously in the Whg and En-
qucr. The Legislature, with remarkable umanimly en-
dosed and recommended said convention and tile most mis-
differences might be drawn from failure o The me-
tropolis Of the State 10 do her duty on this vital question
In Savannah a) both parties together on common
platform. The Wings nominated j. H. Cooper as the del"
gate and +. s. Barsow his altcrnatc-and Tie Democrats
Ex- Governor George VI. Froup man OF "the Prest ,r
tu tho exalted patriotism. and the highest grade "
taiei.I the delegate, and DR. VIM c. Daniel rs his Al
tc!nate These nominations unanimously conlrin"d
by the meeting. Why cannot Richmond do likewise! W.
appeal 10 the city press 10 cooperate with ns and urge
public meeting NJ an early day We would Ia all adiFs, III,
language Of the Savannah Republican, which originally
disinclinsd 10 the movement:
"Ihc Nashville Convention will meet. Ihr Southis con-
mittcd To it(eoreia is committed tnd though fh,r.
grounds for difference opinion in regard 10 lis oc's
if il open question: yet Is il has been called VT
think il best for the people of the Stale I" unite with ,
Southern friends far be- il the convention i;
meet il better for the South il had been call
ed Is failure would cmbndcn the North 10 push on then
aggressive measures and taunts and .hcs would be freely
INDUCED upon moral courage. Ii would be charged la
had fSied original positiunncw encroar.
would be medeand finally dissolution might esl
from aagrcssions made in consequence ot oil. suppose
tamene5s.'
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runEINIA,-A OF onlh! stsIvh Dc UT aU IV ~ Ut
Wnnr,gnI ,o., On Monday the 2h day oi January i>o
r IAN came Solomon! Iiuti, aninsratr oi john t. Ios.
i" ~ II ,,pear,.r hy satisfactory icncr |" the Court la
49, ,ao wo wears raipe ncc The Tuti'ca'iM :" me V
- lIu., as adnli aforesaid, II Is ordered by hr 'our
~ ,re sad llG. according ae statute III such Case
, d ryie passed l3hday oi March, $50 that Al lef'H
Nm, the the sail John T. Cosln deceased
H. y The sane The said administrator for settlement miiin SiA
y, , II ordered copy this order he published ~ i'
ph Enquirer eight weeks and posted al the doof "i '
~ lions o ti,- county Court days . .
',u,' ,n ~ c,sw C..v. .I.,e: WARREN HuTT. DC.
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r. NCHANCERY NA:-At Rules taken the Clerk
Oar Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Chlncey io
foanty, the frs Monday in February lsj0
Ui!aa u Iilirll!, Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-29

L lsaI Coult,, the asih day oi January, lsjH:
Frlncis Anderson, tiiiiiiu
aFius
Charles Allen, , pce'udh''
Ne ls4n Charles Allen. having entered his appearance
al security the Assembly ami the Rules vi
.i t si appcarias h satisfactory icncc that lie
habiran. Commonwealth IL ordered that the Sad defendant
40 here day OF the April and answer tt
MI paii that copy o this order be forthwith inserted
NJ pe ne wgpalr published The Cny Richmond or mouths
siye posted the door the Court House 81 tins
S"Is ie'u'
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAE2Ufl 20, 1850.

tives Of that section shall cooperate with other juico
legislators In procuring the adoption o any scheme VI com
promise that will adjust this controversy, containing no re-
cognton Of slavery in any of the territories.
Such is the 'senseess" view of the Mexican laws, nd
vanee argument by which Gen. Taylors "inaction
policy is recommended the antslavery icelinT oil i
North. In other words, the Republic in the na.e oil th
President procllms the efficacy Of the Mexican laws tell
the feeso Wings that by the Presidents policy the ne"
territories will always be free, and appeals to them not
embarrass old Zach with hc Wno in territorial govern
cntslor the same practical result will be elected, bl
leaving the territories open the free soes with the tfea
of the Mexican law Illuminated from Washington!
Such the wisdom ind skil Of "Southcrn President
proclaimed TO the South by the Richmond Wing. WIZ mo-
tho people Of Virginia epudac all such IricSstcrs anu h
eadesl Had Gen Taylor acted friend 10 the Ton
stitu,ion and the Union Mr. Polk did, and pointed on
the path of duty the question would have been sfted ht
agitation alayed the South would have had fair ehanct
and the Union unslaken. Never have known IN act o
cooler than this OF the Whg's extons the wis
dom and skl' of the Regency at the moment when ht
whole country is rocking with excitement the SLAYER!
question, through the becty and donbledealng ot this
same Regency.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

No. IN BOsrOS-Aeoat O'Clock Tuesday
morning Eagle Engine Company No 4. Of Brook.
lyr, NY. accompanied BY the Brooklyn Brass Band
arrived At the Depot Of the Old Colony Railroad
where they were received by Committee from
Perkins Engine Co No. 10. who escorted them %
their quarters at the United Safes Hotel. Toe
Brooklyn Company have very neat and aPPropri
ate Uniform, consisting Of blue shit, heavy drAb
wool psnts, and regular 6remen's esp. They have
with them their beautiful eDsise, manufactured By
James Smith, Of New-Yorh, with brakes nearly
twenty feet in length, piano tab" air chamber
ard hose.reel on top, aud ,he While liaished in a
uost elegant and Workmanlike msoner.
After breskfsstiug, the BrOoklyn Company were
escorted BY the Perkins Co Pauy :hrough seTo's
streets to the City Hal, where they we're received
BY ha Hono1th The Mayor, who made very bris
speech, welcoming them 10 cordial manner q tie
city. Capt. Reeves Of No. 4 responded, aud con
Guided his remarks By introducing Aid. spiaola.
Brook W, who made q very happy speech. being
occa,ioOslly interrupted by the oatbor't q ni,sh
from all who were within the sound Of bis voice..
From City Hell, both Companies. by Invitation o
La Fsyeste Co No. g, marched to the quarters o
that Company, and partook Of e bountiful collation.
The toEch.ight procession, last evening, visited
nearly every Ward in the city, Including South
Boston
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as.ther Chapter Of soa,.a wrsas.

Form The S~esto TX rrss, I'M
A dep1tation Of the Menoasaes sloo Of lndiaas
psssed tbrc ush ths city yesterday on thar say %
Washington. The company ocn.ist Of nine men,
Oshkosb. the principal Chief Of ire tribe. being az
their head Mr.. Bruce. ons Of the cab agents, AID
4 clereymsa saooring With the lsdisns, accon.
panied them. Ire object Of tser Wait 10 the seat
Of Government u b pr,cure q new grant o. land.
Their present location Is represented to be wholly
sufhcent nr their wants, AID they are q good
deal troubled by their near aeishc0rs. the Winnie
bssoss
Since writips Tire above We have learned soms
ADDITION al particulars 10 regard totfe condition add
purposes OF these Indians. with smDarts ncress-
ing interest 10 their case. They are polr and have
cen compelled to borrow mnaey With which 3,
visit wasbiDg,on Csp,in Bsiins. OF the U. ..
steamer Mbhisa an, fading item a. Gfsen Bay
awaifirgs pskerger bosi. kiot'y took then on
board the Michigan and o,oogtttnem 10 Ns,kinsc,-
70 enable then 10 prosecute their Joarney at 40
little expense as possible. These ,ndtsns have
been induced TO sel their lands oa the Wisconsin,
10 the Government. aud 90 migrate 10 tho FAN 20
lands gned ths m N A,pnesuts TIE character OF
this country, they say, WAS Represented A. bsios
very desirable for tneir comsFt and ~elfare--aach
~ good tshins AID hunting-as well rs good lad
itr agricultural purpOsea
Trusting On the Representation made then Sc 70
the eligibility OF the lands N Minnesota. treaty
was concluded which provides Cor their removal
this fall IL seems, however. tdss saessqaea, to
the ratification 81 this treaty they sent exploring
party to Wait the anco In question. snt they are
highly dissatisfied with the result They report
hatihey were unable TO discover game Of any Do
scription, and the country ss nothing bat q poplar
swamp, situated between two other powerfal
tribes Of hostile Indians the Sioux and Win
nebsgoss. They say II they are forced To move,
their srasl tribe, Wandering IN the whole bat about
$500 souls, will be extermlnstsc. either BY the
Overwhelming numbers Of their enemies or By
the want Of kod These iadiaBs have bus lltls
idea Of cultivsting the soil and i've principally by
hon'ing and fishing. Indeed the! appear the most
helpless creatures that can DO ipsgined aad II
their statements are 10 Do relied upon. they have
been hardly used. They hope 70 avail themselves
by this mission Of tract Of coantry> some where GA
,he borders Of Lake Superior. whore they believe
they will be undistarbed BY tae white man.
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LAW COURTS.

SUPREME COURr-ln bers-Bef0re
Jutga Mitchell Sarel Wayvaaf - De Lanyey ssifa aad
Cafk 70 So, Sas. SSgsS CO This prOcsedi 10 t-at
the vAheiy fuAntscots Of CO 10 relation 70 shio
ems u -four made ~ NJ Bocy sbrokef 90 hisOSn
account bot N realty. ssid b-longiog to s Co
o. tee ely Ade by hem 10 reerence 20 ne eoDtcn
rlset sicppsge of The bonss This 10 denied I! being
aver hs secrecy RED been smoloSed ha the ship
uenis four %, ofby Mr. Bcdy commenced tnrse
fur veehs before hsy ded payments and hat he
money onAlr ID By BEN through air Body, for advances
on ga sbiy 4sns OF hour, applied 10 god faith 10
the pigment Of lh'r dsts TIE amount % charged %
have been $4,000 Worh aoos bbs beng shipped GA Tan
Augutt hs LATER the snswer states was bot eco bhs
Psintfs Allsge ira ) ) 4 Co are indebted % th7n
$500 being ascepsenees two dIsfs which have beer
prosswd al suii commenced ihem. Tn. fra
Il hch 10 eompossd Of F'nesP Sage saydan, Js and
sen usl sUydsml sfsigeed II 10 known. 10 Nc Fefdaans
Suydam, snegng large amount ~ be due him fhs pyn
cpal bieri Of Tho at processing W ct The validity
OF he ssigI msni nc Testimony 10 prose sdog 60 -
whether Mr. sody MAJ Of spon,eiiy or especially
turloyed nc hesgs yadeh ana John Van
Buren, APPEAR for CON ansnt and hessra Sowdoip, Ia
rogue and o Coror oppose
u. s HAssHAps OrFIcs Charge Of sndesvOriag 70
mtte = rtvOt Two seamen Of the park iona we're I
rested The charge while 81 sea &c June Last and
on ocesrors previously They were committed for ex
smL aton
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sa.i.rx af Pahlic Health.

Ma GRIZZLY; ask small space 10 ne IN
tune, TO call the siseulioa Of iI readers TO the no
tee ofihe frat public meeting Of this Society, ns1s
Monday evening, a, Hope Chapel
TIE readers Il The Tu1aas are prepared 70
tahe an inlerest 10 this work. The weekly and
monthly reports Of mortality 80 carefully prepared
hor iis columns, have shown them 70 Ehat fesrfll
extent human LIE ia sacrificed BY the varioss
causes Of disease Lat year, With the aid Of the
ctolsra, tie Intermera reached $4,000, sad eli this
number mere than bali sere children This yew
the sggsgste mortality viii not probably exceed
lsoCo, bss the proportion Of deaths In childhood
uillb, greater Ofihe 70 oc0 who died last year,
Only ga died Of old age-tnat is less than one 10
n hundred died natural death
live "a pose that death occurs In one case In
ten Of scs ness, we have 10000 cases Of sickness
agar Who can count the coat Of this sickness
and n1orfalByi II costs AZ millions, In mossy and
labor with anxiety, iarigae, distress, psi1 ana
nisery incaIculable. l earnestly desire 70 40
some hing 10 lesen this frgbtfal burden q dsesse
and safering, and 70 diminisb This sscrince o. %.
man hfe i ash the aid and 60 operssion o. e'oy
friend of hamsrity. 10 THE work IL seems me
one OF the hoiiest Ia which any man can eassso
The Health Rsfrm, vel considered, q zoe
b,se Of Al the reforms needed 10 the pesisss or
gsnizsiion OF sociefy uAS, re-.
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be alth sid longevity be made ms rae OF "a na1
he. instead Of iDg as nog tie rare sxeop.oa
II sseus hssphemy 10 deb; tas ~"
h..l,h az ,innl. apd es.ily ca9ses
Of ei,,.se are for the moss EUs vel kaoSa ana
easlg Evoi5sd Toe y hole zs-oa co-te "a plaza ~
he society Of Pabhc dsslsh Is sasod u2on toe %
lief that "Diseese snd Prrnssars Dean are "a
uo,t csses. Ire rssalrs of tgao,Gaf yso'stions o.
he Avs Of heath. oyicdisiiasls sudeonmaaiiies-
IRE remedy fcr a. orancs "a kssNledee. a. ne
rsGedy krdsrkress IL iighs- AT thas . rs'sa~sa,
70 rstuct the people ia tne laws % hesishs sod %
ths means 10 % al thefrs q paeic opinion as
10 surround the people With the c'odsioos OF hes'n
csnrcs txsgsersse the lDportsnce OF these 90
iscis They ar. literally matters & lie aad death.
Or Mcacsy evening | shah epdesver 70 pfeseas
c srly TIE plan. ard objects Il tois Society, and
hope to see a that meeting ell sho se wiling 70
snsase n q work Of anmissskesble philanthropy.
Il 10 work IN which every aansn being 70 inter-
essed but Il beio7ss especizly o those gro have
influence. pesns. and the viii to use thsn- Al
such are CORDIALLY invited
l. NICHOLS n D. Secretary.
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Cess ne ltemss

ORIo-- Chilico.hs. Springfield. Ohio City, Pdsss-
mouth. Newark, Hilsburo, Loxan ssd haamee
City had together in lsio ltal9 inhsbitantsi Ia
1850 they have 30023. IL is thought that shs ratio
Of increase In Ohio will prove the same AZ from
1880 TO 1870, namely, SO per cent.
MAssAoHusErrs- Northampton has s.3o9 inha,-
i.ants, l,o35 OF foreign birth
Nav YORK Columbia Comfy Chatham. 1857,
$3.50; ls45, 3 570--increase $40. Csyersck, 1880.
1913; ts45, 2,93f-iocreass 27s. Stockport. 1880,
655; le45, i.6s5-decrease 10.
GsneIee COuafy.--Ba,avis, 1850. AGO. 1875.
43si--increase so. Pembroke, 1850, 2.s7s; 1888,
2l40-increnss 1873.
Clinton C0,lAty Plst,sbuvEh, 1880. $500; lst3.
6,O95 including the TO ~n OF sctuylors Fslls which
contains zoos. Iacrease IN Plss.sonrgh estimated
~ about 1900.
Osrsgo County --oswego. 1850. ia.io;i lsij,
8 els--increase 1891.
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* We are requested 70 state th,t the Coossrt
~hieh have tstsa place 81 Peters co1reh, Nss
BhshOo s,su Is'ssd, ~hos enioss ne pastoral care
Esv Dr. kurphyl santsy eVeaiaE lut was possponei
o. ,eeount Of he v0sag Storm ard viii Gov tsks place o.
Sunday everirx rsxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29
The Enprrar. Of Russia.

TO DC LdIt1f " Tao IFt8eHff
Being sccuitomed 10 rely on the accuracy OF
statements contained 10 your paper, could s'arco
ly permit myself aus stion that Ia regard 30 the
limit Of the reign OF the Cars A pop4las b5liei
In the existence OF such a RUE 10 very prevalent
but presume any written record OF iis ensctnen.
would be 90 difficult 10 iiad a. would DO any al.
dencs OF its enforcement To prove the want Of
foundation for the common error, subioin list Of
soversgns With the date Of their accession Or the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-29

IF~ The Waterproof Avniags and Cloths Of
Mr. GoNPtKrS iOI Bo~sry, have . coed epasAnO1 FOR
ssnnen and darsbury, and meet win ge1srsl favor