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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

PFoVenehts aa would bring trade and canisa TO the civ
ne condemned the practice OF log-ong as it was car
e J ou Dy The late Legislature and thought cacula
ed G,is the system OF internal improvements into
n ne was Tor taking up the great schemes and
oalyns tleh forward. And it should be our object to
remove the prejudice and feeling of suspicion which
Richmond. w -of'''i''"ie "S"'''''
lie was an earnest advocate of the cause of Educa-
uon du not OBJECT to appropriations for the colleges
put thougnt the masses should participate more than
they have done in the benefits of the Literary END
In general he would say that in ali hie act;nn ha
would go for the city OF Richmond and her interests ~
He wou inquire what was best for the city and co for
that If he erred it would be the error of the head and
not OF the heart. civ
He was no politican--was opposed to party nro
scrption in every form-had voted in the Cv Conn
ell-bpt in al questions involving political considera-
the revolution as Republican Whig and he hoped he
would be a People'e Wing as long as he lived.
LII reply to question addressed to him in the papers
ABOUT the Wlmot Proviso, Mr. c. said he regarded il
a. perfect hnmbug, and just as unconstitutional as
~ was a humoug. lie was no lawyer but mer-
ehanf' lie did not pretend to give learned constitu-
lolal arguments Tor his opinion but illustration
satisfactory to his mind If several men went into
partnership, one OF them would have no right to use the
common property SO as to njure the Others The Ter
partners
Something had been said about his views about Tenn
perance. He was Teetotaller and had been almost
all his lie But he would force to quit drink
lie would plead with him. and consider that he had
erected monument in the hearts of his wife and chill
dren, he succeeded in inducing him to abandon LIQUOR
But he was opposed to all coercion, and wanted no law
in regard to this matter.
[Mr. Howison asked if Mr.. G. was for the Con-
vention
Mr. G. said he was He wanted as many represent
tatlves Tor Richmond as she entitled to- and should
certainly have SO voted in the last Legislature.
In regard to the churches holding property he said
ne was or allowing the churches and all other assoca-
tons, the Free Masons, Odd Fellows &c. to hold as
their institution.
He was i'll favour Of the election of city officers by
the people.
ne declared that he did not desire to be candidate,
but having been brought out he thought it necessary to-
give these explanations He repeated let no man vote
for him who had not confidence in him.
The meeting then adjourned
", JAS. WINSTON, Chairman.
WIN. G. DARLINGTON Secretary.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
THE SPRING CANVASS.

ALEXANDRIA County .-WM. d. MASSEY has been
unanimously nominated by respectable Wing meet
ing represent this county in henext House of Dele
gates.
CULPEPER.--The Wings of this county have selected
JONES GREEN their candidate to represent the
ty. Mr. Green is reputed to be gentleman Of fine
talents and pleasing address, and lively hopes
tanned that he will rescue the county from the hands Of
the Democrats
KING GEoRGE.-RIcHARD " TFFEy has been nomi-
mated as the Wing candidate in this county.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

Gov Towns ofGeorga has issued his proclamation
requesting the people in several counties in their re-
spective Congressional district, the first Tuesday in
April to elect two delegates from each of the po
ica parties to the Nashville Convention. The eec-
ton will be conducted in the same manner as electi MS
for the Legislature and the returns made to the exc
cuye department the returns OF the electors Tor
members of Congress.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
~ foR THE TfMI
10 The IoierS of lInnrnn uZnrd

n, :, t Or I
TO the Voters of Monroe Ward.
Messrs. Editors: Please state in your naner that If n
the desire ct many that Mr.. Samuel Denoon Should re-
present this Ward at the coming election in the Com
mon HAL Nr Denoon is too well known in this
MS CLAIMS for this place Let the voters Of the Ward
come to his support and he be elected by triumph
ant vote luany Voters Of Brodd Street q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
Friday Morning, March 80, 1850,
THE TIMES TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance or
within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year ........................$ So 90
Do. II not SO paid I'm every case). ......... 90
in advance, or within 30 days, &c......i... 90
Do II not so paid lin every case ............ 90
Single copies, Daily or Semi Weekly Times, two
each. For sale at the TINES OFFICE; Kelly o. Ford's,
Broad street, and West & Brothers, under the Elk
change.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

THE SERIOUS FAMILY, drama, the success
OF which unparalleled in the history of the stage and
now dellghtlng immense audiences in our Theatre is
Tor sale price l25 cents, at KELLY & FORD'S Broad
street, opposite Theatre
The Flag OF our Union and Ned Buntline's Own, for
same place. NH % o.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

ADMISSION-Boxes so cts; Pit IS cts: Centre
Gallery so cts.; Side Gallery, entrance from Broad
street ~ cts; Colored Gallery 25 cents
gsg Seats can be secured, and tickets obtained dalv
from %, and from 3 to o'clock
Doors open at 81 oclock-perormance to commence
at II. NH %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
FLOR THE TINES
THE PEOPLES TICKET.
MADISON WARD.

COMMON COUNCIL,
: L. w Chamberleyne r.. B. Haxa
Peter D. Bernard G, Robinson
G. A Myers
ALDERMEN.
James Evans G. A. Myers
rGeorge Fisher G. ]. Macmurdo
ne above ticket will be fully supported for Madison
April next MANY VOTEPS IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

JULES HAUEL, 100 Chesnutst
\, For sale by Alex. Duval, Gaynor & Wood, Fl. ].
Miller, K. K. Duval, Purcell Ladd & Co., A. Leslie,
Dove d lsaacs S. M. Zachrisson 4 Co, and R. Du-
quesne NH Is 2W
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
THEATRE.

THEATRE.
WEIR. CHARLES BURKE begs respectfully
IVA to announce TO the public of Richmond that his
BENEFll' and last appearance will take place on
SATURDAY, 30th March, on which occasion he will
appear in three popular pieces with Singing and Dan-
eng, &C. NH 20 q
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

BIBLE SOCIETY OF yfRGINIA.-A spef
cia meeting OF the Managers of the Bible Society ~
Virginia will be held at the vesryroom of St. Pau,s
Church, this afternoon, at d o'clock full atten~
dance IS desired. G. N. JOHNSON Rec Sec
hR. LANDON KAVES-Ofice on south side
MY Main street. between 18th and l3th over the store
of Parker, Bayly & Nimmo NH dam
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

" BRAVA AND BUCHU-Prepared without the
aid OF neat, and in such as to present in their
most concentrated form the virtues of the ingredients
used. We have been selling this article since l843
to some OF the physicians Of this city and Of the coun
try who have prescribed it constantly in their practice,
and invariably with success in all complaints of the
urinary organs such gravel chronic catarrh of the
bladder morbid irritation OF the bladder and urethra
diseases OF the PROSTATE and retention or contenenee
OF urine from loss of tone in the parts concerned in
its evacuation caculous affections chronic inflammation
and liberation OF the kidneys and bladder Ieucombea
dropsy rheumatism and aundice and in diseases of The
urno genital mucous membrane, atomic condition of The
alimenary canal, ETC. 0 '''N
DosEc-A table spoonful three times dav dsintino
freely OF OF water Prepared and sold by
nln ~ DOVE e.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

JULES HAUEL'S PERSIAN OF CHI.
NESE POWDER, for imparting to the most bilious
comPlexlon the most radiant .whiteness In nothing
powder tor the skim many OF those sold are yery in
curious. My Chinese Powder is compounded in seien-
tc manner, and contains no ingredient which can pos
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29

NCChEoWSW AREA large lot of superior
N Castings, Pots, Kettles Ovens, Griddles Spiders
&C, Just received and for sale low by
THOMAS IL CHARLES ELLIS,
mh29 No LOG M ain street
MWTILLOW CRADLES AND CANE
w CHAIRS-A large lot Of Cradles Carriages
and handsome Cane Wood Chairs, for sale by
r. M. ZIMMERMAN
NH 20 l5l Main sheet
HMOBBY HORSES HOBBY HORSES
a. IL Just received, large lot OF fine Hobby Horses
large and small sze-ior sale by -'0''0''
X M. ZIMMERMAN,
mn ~ l5l Main street.
NJOTICE.-,All persons having claims against The
estate OF the late James NJ Wickham, are re-
queseds without delay, to present them to
NH 29-2aw4w JOHN WJcKuAN
50 HELL COMiS.---A choice selection of Shell
ConlpS, including the chain pattern. Also, every
article appertang to the toilet for sale at
,,hoo GINTERS,
nll :. 70 Main street.
EgEALOWS, ANVILS, VICES, &c.-We
~ nave now in store full assortment of Smiths Bel
lows lows Mousehole Anvils, Coter Keyed Vices, Screw
Ppla'es, Stocks and Dies Sledge and Hand Hammers
&c, which we will offer at very low prices
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
mh29 JOG Main street,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-29
THEATRE

THEATRE.
SEXTON and CHIPPENDALE... a. Managers.
Last night OF the Engagement of Mr. C. BURKE.
Last night of the SERIOUS FAMILY.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 29th, 1850,
Will be presented the new comedy 3rd and last time, ct
the
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Aminadab Sleek. .......... Mr. C, Burke
Charles Torrens. .......... MI Held
Capt Murphy Mcguire. Mr. Sloaa
r,lhiid L oIrels. Miss Celeste
Mrs Ormsy Delamaire. Mrs. ]. Seton
10 be followed by an entirely new farce called
NY WIFE'S SECOND FLOOR.
.acoD Ciose .;.,.........."..M Mr.. Sioan
Mr.. Felix Toddle MIR. HELD
"AiS' opHeaVy. Mrs. Sloan
Pas Seul "Caliph of Bagdad," by. Miss Celeste.
10 conclude with the laughabe farce of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM,
DlckOry. Mr. r. pu,Lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
nv,uvopK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1850

A,Tfaste 18th ut-siifs Marin, Sampson H4r~ard A.
40 MR. ba Carver sctcs fr Faefon. My an vessel y
sa supposed .sed barb Mara Fonte of Palermo org
Brsndyains Hccoitbiet llr Pa'rAN 49,.
A, Bordau4 a ship chaton Deiano for fh ae Age
=, aosftIe .i VT t.s simon Eers, a B 'os SD I'.s
t,Iy Vladimir, Fr ror Bottom aad SIora
(, Crop,;sdt 18Th ut ship houtaey, Cr5sn rom Fe7 YORK
,y ish 10 BIG WA hineio0 6r % load of bos'n
4, sav Deype 18Th nh bfg HyvaFa Cry, to' ca'slo vHi
~ 3;4 6t Da,oh se Mar "a Bos.aa soon
tsrns sh NJ, shp Iowa Bs, f5r RYoFt h'h iat tiis4
Of cas.das 1917 Fersuson fer 20 ready dPp
4. teenott 3sih all ship Herald, B Add for Nss Yo'a
s's Sailed from Nazaa Sept 3D. sarA ca,p, Collier, Tor B:
calao Oct bark Aaenne Cash from sAa Francisco "a
A. whampo3 Asg e. slip wH spsas Chase Chartered 70 pr
csed to Manila he cargo Of barA EuFo;as which FePofe
1t Mania A. 9 shp cartAass, Rope t Boston barr EirOA'
which vessel condemned, and others az before
At Penang Aug 10Th ship Dolphin Hcy; from Singapore tor BOZ
;oa, days -, 49,. i:s..
Geo Washington HOltredgs sd 9Th ship oTnaf Co'e o's
Kong. -, -,u.,,,,.,c,t,
u an Ia Bosigni Saltaas Watson o DO tou eh os
mani Gardner do 18TH 10th Sid 9Th bark Martha Aen han
on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
FOREIGN por,s.

only Am SCI ''' 'o Nuts Ns--
Ar al Trn dVd Stat u brig Lucy Spear Robins NYor.
oT Tobssto 'i o'''' ii'l' y OK
a, o,oaoeo 9bsu, 10Th u, brig csroni HaA, for YYo,k NJ
Al Tobasco about MI bYis paTnabn rof D,..5 "
Jamaica, 10th. 80 N--' 'A7iJ tEo'l
Al cisausgos 28,h ul' brig Sarah Williams, ro,o.oo ~ r.
2so arr 3.d dsg Sailed l7u BARI Joana Carl si Jaboag
At San juan sd u brig Caroline coos for Boston rs,5v-,.
weather very rough N' 'a's-'ae
A. Cad;pas 2lsi MI brig TO4qaa Fc.t 10 load for Boston, s
2sih, BARK Louisa, Wileby. for Pnadsuhia " o-- 3''
A. Havana Sd INST bark Orlne ST John Rodb1 In Ion, fo yk
or Boston brig Lima higgins to load for Boston or Portland
Arr a. racehuana Aug 30 seb HARRISON Kby from Do.c
ter 1876 days, for San Franci.co sept H. - ~ A'iS4es
Al RIO Janefo Sept I2-Baks Reindeer Cye.p "a, p.t,;
harfsi Martha Leslie doi Roya Saxon Lea In do or C,
Dnla; Antelope White I'm co. Creole Hob5s Bahia for NV
p,,Faas IhnonAn right Rare IN Richmond onos stump i'm
bahia or bAhnss brgs Col Chetns Brney do for do
hIpoleon, kisk I'm RAltroTs Ere, vlsurea DO ~ ''
1ehos lSth ut barqne Massachusetts, Ptchard for salt
AZ Malaga, 18th alt. An \ Chase Mecurdr on, po NJ,
hoa arr liih for Boston, nearly Srs Wnshurt Fs
roin oporo 'eekns charter Tor Nswyork schr srah An
Sc1 ham from G noa n Sew York sai4d 18Th oh baraGe
Alo tnieef New ORR 4Ih Slssosr Daal do schs
load for Sew-York ~ 4a' 70 i0Ad
No Am vessel Al Gibraltar 18th Sailed leh ship sav s.as
from faermo 6th) New Yoh; brig Ottoman Hsnni f,,n
hsl*Sss, arr sthl Boston; Neptune. Dan do ' ''
haA ot m PIas earS FAREWELL Cephalon 70, NYork
Sc 7i bark Cornea, Hutrtn son {3eyrou u nsi
Tor III ok sth brig Chsnanas. Burdett SMYRNA - " AH
Hs h4 asth ah bark Leo. Brown Bosou. Colurb.,
CNH an Tor fhla iev days Yofsto~n Stnre or TYoJt a.
Lar e &c Euss. In aasa. arr TIN ~ ~ b. "
10, NJ az are 10 or Is d The sessos Wa 49,
pcuk' b the siats Of No9sber bore oranges Set bs ID
s,as4o 1acis sept II a. sta razls,. VIM po4 Ey.
,tpaf.fns u lssaEss SifsHs Ess.i ~ NJ -
cs,ra SD 1I y otsfs. sgs a.i1-s Bliat; !o s,s
Caslrs, - ef 81 Csf go Lsfues, IN do ~ ssgt2o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
NEW- WORK TRIBUNE.
ro yyE cpfr7s or rHB rqBnYs.

Knowing you to be the friend Of rciorra have
w1ittcn this communication hoping that me csass
# oersons to whom it rcfers may rcvove the sqo,
vet in their minds, and devise some means by
Which the early closing stores may be en be drH
While much progress has been made oy t1o a'y
ss0G ma Ss sarp pr @ that there
who has taken up the csuse Of class Of persons
wbo If such thing can be- are more closely con-
Sned and have to labor harder during the hours of
her confinement refer to the Grocery ClaF sat
ha. f. has npon society 10 thus imprison portion
.. .ii it. but resign the task to some aOios pen 1t
sas 1e'4 - reorm in this portion of our business
so,dmnn it ' And what IS this barrier Why
simply that groceries s sell u qq nos e aos 4Ss ss
go Now cannot this barrier be removed IN
N2 s'95 sas an A"a hs%
ny 'o' ~ give groceries license to sell liquor by
the ss' glass and then the good worL Of reform will
90 60 on hope that this Communication will bring
fh.,gaYa some more able advocate than
'Sf" No "0-''N GROCERY CLERK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
10 lInrincrA.


The Repor, tthe Column
ba arbor of Astoria after describing the
ohe and the used to Obtain entire accuracy IN oil
e u6ssTy Giions, continues as 10! ows:
comparing chart with that of Capt Wilkes The changes
chauues shoals at The mouth OF the Columbia River E
be found TO be and considerable.
neatly amle further 10 the westward now than
North Channel to be gradually filing
South Channel becoming both larger and deeper
snbdng the water al The Frr To nd
channel where have examined all the charts that
and find that there has bsen continued changes gong
ali has there good deep channel at tho mouth
Of the Columbia River
nvsato rad OF the Columbia There NOV good
nil al the the Columbia and have recommended hight
house Disappointment and Ave buoy 10 be placed IN such
Nj best to point out the channel
that these be placed under the sdpern-
1.-The pilot who will always know when change 10 The
he might think best By this tbs dangers and delays attending
the navigation of the Columbia would BE- vastly eliminated
The great increasing OF Oregon demand that these
improvements immediately The espcl ally the
Columbia the mportan: portion Oregon for the pursuits
commerce
Alter crossing good channel
quite obstacle vessel! drawing fifteen
water
The channel Tongue cry shallow
vessels seldom without delay; beyond Tongue Point
easily For. ourer
bra, Portland, The Wiiamette'Rvef opinion,
Ina hand when OF
ba River will be conducted BY down
Tbs abo Astoria perfectly safe and abundance
wood md easily procured the holding ground good
Within the lat eighteen months vessels have crossed the Co
umba River than hsd crossed perhaps all pas, and
few hSys with delay.
survey the Columbia
have been materially assisted
for which desire to make due acknowledgment.
am, very respectfully, your oped'ni se5yant,
To Professor B.err Superintendent Coast surrey wash
iugon, DC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.

FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
a SUBSCRIPTION to 100000 Of the CAPITAL
STOCK OF the FARMERS BANK KENTUCkY.Tha
undersigned having been appointed by the Board OF Dec-
of the above named Bank their Agents in this city TO re-.
ceive Subscriptions to It's Capital Stock 10 the amount OF
$500 zoe give notice that BOOKS for that purpose
now open at the office of WINSLOW, LANlER Co
80 Wal-s where subscriptions VIII be received unui fur
Five thousand share Of $40 each are authorized to bs
sold par $50 each share mns be paid AT the time %
subscribing $40 on the 18th day OF January next l85ll
the residue subject call by the Board of Directors Par
ties At the time OF subscribing may, however, pay Tor meH
shares in full, if SO disposed
This Bank chartered by the Legislature Of Kentucky
its last sesson supply in part the demand Tor more
capital growing out of the wholesome business wants Oh
the citizens OF the State the present Banking Capital being
altogether inadequate The Charter Is liberal us pro
vsons has thirty years to with no power reserved BY
la Stock 81, 100000, OF which about S7O00O0 has
already been taken in Kentucky the residue excepting 10!
S50OCOo here offered Will be taken ny cizems oi If us
Branches is now in operation The Mother Bank 10 10.
Gated at Frankfort, the Seat of Government The State O.
Kentucky believed 10 be most favorable and secure io
cation for Banking Capital The exports OF tbs State ara
very great, consisting principally Of hemp, corn catus'
horses mules, hogs bale rope! bagglng, &c &c 70 Lac
which large amounts OF Exchange On Tho South ana
North offering 10 the Banks.
The high credit of the Stale Of kentucky and ma OF ns9
Banks are evidence of what this new Bank VIII bej mo
credit and standing OF her Banks equal 10 those oil any
other State in the Onion their notes form al mporanpar
of the circulating medium OF the Mississippi Valley passing
current from Pittsburgh TO New-O Orleans ,,..,,o,,
No Banks are better managed, their current diydendi
now being from Eight to Ten per cent. per anRum Wln
large accommodations of surplus funds and thei
The charters of most if not s Of the other Banks In the
Western and South States expire within The nexi
twelve years. .
rum viii have field OF circulation OF gea; value I" '~
The management of this Bank IS In highly respectable
and able hands 1.
The Directors think they will be able TO pay diHdends
equal to any other Bank in the State. ,,.-
M Hanna the President OF the Bank Is now IN his U.y
he will be G0ppy give any additional inIormaaon an1
may be found daily for snort Tine at the otces Oh u uN
Pamphlet Of statement and chansr Of 5 a Hs s
"-'' - WfEsLOW, LANIER co. b Waiisa
o2llm WARD s. CO. 81 Wall-Ot.
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pnsscnpers Smiled

sfso0e Georgia. fer Chagref 8Mrs Newtoa two children
II Stewart party eight Fredrck ooa es
Consul Urssoy and lady Mr Simpson lady, children and
Johnson and family Fe, lady, daughter and
Mr. Clcmeni Mrs Clement Mise Clement Mi Russ und LADY, Mayor
Barnard dy Two children, and sean Samuel Taylor Gsq Geeu
Collector OF Cal Gosch and lady, Mr. Shit and brother
Campbell and lady Fred Nemeathe and Lily Eug Jeanreraai
lady and two children; MIS- Pses Mrs Deano, Miss Boer
Tucker MssSrs Wade Il Daniel DR. 0sgood, WI
stens, D Williamson, LowbsI L Dobois Graca
Jsbeek, " Roberts, Cole Cobb, w CleIbe Joae
Montague Mr. Gaagh, Reed Jr e Bosaras ami lady
Kruger Muller II Allen Mr. Wilson Joss Rosas Deiaea
Miss Meett Mrs EvcisTd Rev II De Luyns aad sire
br aiisss
Duby Mar hIko Fulton Theresa Duff Maria Duffy Ma
keaer, w Foliu, catalcs HSush, Turner Menins
Mr. Meason and end, Mr. Paoy, Mrs parroy PIP Hill RsedJ
Smith, Mr. Dumont Mr Crockett Nj RUSS ert Mr. Jesnde
aud sevAn Watkins and Indies, Forbes, Coburn
J. Luce Mcdaniel Levy, Mr. Robertson, LsHer. FreHcs
Khou w Hilton, bnckln + Martin, w Aliens Glbsr,
Addison w tiebbiu, elaRd0r Miss Anderson, reun
Ryan Wenbecker, LeieYfe oesa, Iebbas Mehan,
Gesod hdy and family, " Mem Foster. Trowbrgs
Tule, Holm sullivan Bnrges J Fisher, Alexander
ColhuIu, Miller Gardner, w W, Cd Priest w " Lowry v
KloD Mcdonald, Coen and lady Thos CorJear Corey,
nv Dornd 7 DotaAd, W Shord>, " ONel Patrick Cossu
Mso, W6ppty, D Whppy Farroi, Mcluyre, Morgan
Or Bhudeau,J Stevenson and lldy r1kst5
siseTase. Total, 5t4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
WhnlPPs.

An al NanuHs, Ju Pauina latch NJ oil not ,toti
TO- a ~ lon bark Chss Frederick Haskins u DAYS from
Bedford tor Pdchc-thas been reported Il; Faya 9TH
SPokenJuue 2 Sea OF An4r Uncas Edwards Nh IA
ths season haro Deyo Do nothing MS Copper Cole
Bk. hysc - do dol New WlGox MI 10 do do. sur
81; Cos sr - Dc dos Milo
coain kSgao~n DO dos Aimrod, Sherman do shsp
hedess, BENJAMIN, Mystic, wanting whale tsnce renota or
houe iul sonth Boston Soe Farhauen goo Dbl; Euno
Crosby NIB IS @ta|e. tbs Cherokee Cleveland Do do dol
America Adams, DO 34C0 bbl Philip lst Woodruff {tesnno
whales thus season. Republic Of Brepsp 800 bb Nle Cas-
Geenpoft 1900 bb Botsay Williams Haoco1 s,onn ton baas
Ms SEASON. LSpbyr Sherman NB DO DO; ArmAa Holt Ne do
90 irio Sands NB do DO; Indian Chiel Bailey MI wa1.
Vnees Cenals Bellows, Co. Wang4 whales; Gen Williams y5r
~ co. $50 6blsi Cabinet Hathaway, s,onngton aG50 hbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
SnolkCn, NC.

sept lat I'm, Ion =, barb Roe from - Area
California
Sept Sc lat 4 Ion As Sup Jas Calder Charleston for Liver.
Oct 10 ion 60, bark Globe from Gloucester Eng, Tor
York. "
20 lit 4s Ion shp Lady Constable B from Liverpool for
Nov u ID Halfsay Rock bearing West distant, bark
maS OF on Upton from Salem for Buenos Ay having
phia. ~
O., lat IS Ion 10, slip Sarah louisa Mcclellan rom Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-12
Dtsasters. &c.

snr ouA before reported put maIaau dasted and l
Of water insured for Manufacturers office IN Boston
JAss-n of the brig Eliza Jane from Ne q,
reported paachcoa repairing having bseu ahorl
salvage vessel and decreed to the wreck
ers Estimated value S4e, roo. .
n for FORK; which taken back to Manila after beng
ashore had cargo would be sent forward
shin YIN sprague The reported at Whampoa aug p
rg Damascus Hayes Cbagres for New YORK put INTO the
Uaz (supposed Orleans, but perhaps Hondaras no
date on sickness her passengers
Schr Yan,ic Bacon Newark, H. j. for boston, With ron,
went ashore on Race POINT nigh got OF
n.1 day materially damaged New LONDON The
for
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