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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

The "'i"nr' Wal Farmer Of the l0'h instant notices
tlIr nrw appointment o: Mr.. John Sloan, o Wooster rs
treasurer ol the United States 1t says that hr is 'rnr
se'F "f age. ani Formerly Whs Secretary State
W "i Political proicge ot Mr.. tiay) that liz opposed
''h l'yol election, AMI said his nomination not i
" !" made Mr. Fillmore caanct BE- aci,ian'r! with the
"hE leaders ." Ohio, think, lie wou! NJ; have pass
ed sich men Whi,l.sev Woods Walker Beaver.
>'hchcK, d al I" npp:ai nan who has singh IL.
IiisIle To Tr him for that Office and aho is clara ;c,
yea ~ iiIn@ b"'n violent oqrosr uf ls election. T
can me- unI@wiled leaders ." Whisery eycidim "Rrpu-
lies are u!nrai,inln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
n..a .raS m JAIL.

MAS committed The Jail lIe:!eo caua,y a aruaawaS an
properly Nicholas ni the State Of North arc
o. .stc August. s5G Ncso Man ,aned Edmonit VII
a. himself Einuud Parram; he Is a5ou 4! years oi age ua
feA i1ches hirh has oSei hi' c e! anu
rbe!w the elbow his LEFT ARM speaks quick "icn "sh 10
la w.n a blue sm coat, leh' WOODEN aAsa az
s.e, Tie o.nr: hcrsb notified 70 come forward prove prt
cha rcs aud ke hi viii bs dealt With o. III
.aS t;- ets PliIlr p. WINSTON, u =,
f.. i: Randolph s5sr1 aad jaor OF itenr'ro county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22

ifANnY,;:: ACADEMY.
TS,iH S,to! coumence On the iS.a 81 y"
y.nJcr ,Sl t:i TIE inst OF JulY 'S'l Neces
t-iys session All Subsequent oiic5
:ea mnath irao beginning the Is, q" October S'u
l,ats the TayorsvilIe DEPOT "h Ne kih
mad -!sl,tsau.s road. only Two and halt miles if"m Tie
Aci!rmy. .
TsNusro. boar a tnnn per session "i eight ahi hall
" LEWIS VI. COLEMAN, A. ".
The alres OF ,he sab'crsr Taylossilo, iano'er co.. Va
(Ir ts.i1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
IMpoHTANT To FARMERS.

c.pDcNERS FLORISTS. SHIP OWNERS lNCoKroKAi Ep
CoMrANlES, MANUFACTURERS. AKiiIANa.. nh"f fs'-
SlONAI. MEN, MECHANIC? AND OTHERS
gr1IIr PUMP AND FIRE ENGINE COMBINED SEeVk-
4 STATES tETrE.s All iniiE1ehei'r
-, ~ prosecuted THIS most valuable Invention vi M
s aai without which vessels nannac;oe pubic e.s no
G private iwrlnss Incomplete. ami comparatively mss
ss h this cheap and efficient Fire Ensie hr farmer PER
-y epeniea all connolaiing INSURANCE COMPANIES ANU
s.a 6il defiance the nceaaiary
RECOMMENDATIONS
~, The a hereby that each o ~ nas ia
,r,., an our lots ore al Mr r. M!chcs lnp"'ei Pumps
r Ne g;vra 10 II tar ,a; lee; no hesitation ~ rs.",i
confidence aud patronage "l tho
l1aic VII rn JIM, W IErKIER
Ihoye Pun, Of Mr. Bri.nglaTn Mitchell ~ isy yard ts-
..', % .rs,..G.nn - % ngan., g.. .i ID. TYLER.
The Pump 10 the Wing oiica ,,...
~ NOTICE-A persons buying reelng the ABOVE a''e a
rsionSSni. ~, ppIrTIScIJaM MITCHELL. prorrieror
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22
.I;TCHELL'S EYE-SALVE.

vINlE certificate Dr. IpyG. oi the regular practice
saty cyery liberal ninicd nsiiaa! that Mii'aes Eye
S I,cs pc. 4ralion is entitled w" Z" the confidence
OF ~ F,cy al hcr;, who have occasion tn a'as 'hein
s.'es0i : tsnei;-: . 49,,
P.REy Auyust TO- 1915
N-cHrtr SirThe first tine sa" your EyeS'e was
aW Caais slcte it came Informed, recon-
-a, is i!!r daughter seyer had 'tle CONN.
Ge paen, mcicincs But ~ ir ii-'
- s treatment aud special remedies had utterly iaied 10
ar sufferer consented sulosng ihai dLi
- IL OF severe Scr"uiois Oph
a: u eyes Tie eytba ani lids were all very mueh IN
fm.3 Yoar Eve rSslyc usci. mmesacy II acted hSc
sirr L. ~, n perfect eur. effected! This someiih"
sHec S:le .ha; used your Sve great many tile-
SE i,;e hands har speedily cured r'sei III
ito eyes also that which had re-iS;e all treatment
l eafs My prcsen; "!nia that a| 10 cireaenes
a y certainty rsgg ar srscs all lir Sil'es amt e:c
"aits u which have ai.y knowledge - ..
iaiSv.u!,y. 4 W !OSLhN; VI d
-. .ae b; ALEXANDER DTvAI. PURCELL, LADD y OO.
CaiNoR WouD : and Merchants generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-22


IT,. r,.u. Of res:n,na !c9en;. high degree upon ths
sas an ciuni.s III Sn1 eaoy ny those from whom II
tn,n.e- recommending MIR IL l. le:ch'Ie, and The ys'c %
instruction iacipue operation II ;hs Williamsburg re-
ra A:iry. able SPEAK with irl knowledge "l the
consider Nj Lef>tyre uine eminent degree ne qua
s superior schcr Ill, system oi ustruc.
m i aproag an, cu.aic form his pupils eo:,ei ase
-. s5u! IL a..is ,aNis ;atr i"'"es Win Two ilaas
,rcts a, which reSns necessarily III en
h ,c, 1qua;;!Gce al y" scholar i icnl-! - ea'e
ss without anu stood si private eAi-
Tie books empoved are n the hhc' ouef
l.srie1 k.spia: with HE progress o "du.
eaoa coutry Mi IeieJvre manner o. iirtns know
e:inrny adapted 30 inspire his pupils with love oi
ruly. aai cxci:e thcm auiable emulation
the French language arc nasif'
lHs.i;ttGa nf the kind Nrainii The "rDif'-
-"nhel gentleman OF the highest 9uhiiirs'
i. pupils dunn. sh- past year have mace t Most crafty
lie Academy ,g: with good Chemical aud Philosophical
ratus Which oi the latest improvements;
We me i,ny OF Mr. l,iebvre as ons TO winch
ale hsg iaushers with The fullest confidence ma.
sysniiyn spared their m oTeen and Comfort in aIi
spacious lns process Of erection which, when COM
r.ei VIII IN conve a.ci,cc H";tng TO 5e desired
Cc ROBERT McCiNDlSii, President.
Judge u. TUCKER,
GEO W. SOUTHALL,
JOHN MAUPlN,
Col. @. DURFEY,
SAMI. +. BRIGHT,
WM. X. C. DOUGLAS,
WM ". VEST
Dr JOHN VI GAIT
ro.ni OF r,csies. o! Williamsburg Female Academy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

We learn from the Cincinnati papers, that there are
upwarls of ihrIy LARGE mems IN hat civ en-
,yej in the rnauuiacturr al lard oil winch Is accom-
plsrd by dveslinr the lard of one Of It's constituent
pa1is-sieaine The latufs Of these whose opcraions
are probably moe extensive than any other in the mi
ted States. has mannC.tur.d hereto,re ina Land all and
and the great increase OF hoes Tor Ihe present season Will
probably enl1rge that business this wear Gy per cent
Calculated that 900 900 pounds lard will be run in
+, Land oil this ,ear ,evenths Of which arpreu ia
will make scane the residue oil say ahonl u 900 bar
els 81 II gallons each Mach the larger -hare at this is
If interior lard iie Of mast fed and sleled hoos the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

spected even by It's own party. To show the nj.
ter contempt Of truth and probability which cha
acterizes lis comments on the Message we onnto
paragraph relating To the deficit. which ,Ia
President says, will occur in the finances of tbe
country, during the latter half of the present f..
cal rear. Now surely, as the Union itself savs
The American people are not the silly dupesS
IL takes them TO be- They will not believe ,
word Of such ridiculous charge, alleged in Tho
face of grave official documents, showing the
whole public expenditure and the manner in
which the deficit must occur.
a deficit has been ocrasoneI, by The exiravapanc.
of this adminisat o. Of more than SIG 100000 for IN.
present and The next fiscal yelts The III. ssage in
snus,es. and tie enor of The Secretary OF the 1rean,v
asserts, that Ibis deficit occasion by she extraot
dnary expenses Of the Mexican war and the purcha.. ,
California and New Mexico" The fact is no, So III
defel, caunot he CHARGED 10 the Mexican war. T. has
been ceasoned entirely by The present administrator
exceeding The appropriations made IN Congress far
He current expenses Of the government. The unpaid e,
penses growing III Of the Mexican were f,reseen b
the last Congress, aud they provided fr aonr vii
HE ordinary expenses ofthe government The reyenne
Of the government quail 10 hose appropriations
But this administration has found necessary In its ey
iravagance 10 exceed the appropriations fer The ordnarv
expenses OF the government. II has found necessafv
10 use othR PURPOSES the money laid aside by corptes
sional egsctrtnt Tor The payments account If H..
Mexican war; and now it charges he result Of its ey
lravagarcr, made necessary by lis poscripve policy
upon that war. That war did t. any more than The
last waf with Great Britain, occasion the d. felt fths
Mexican wal had not Happened General Taylor's ad
minStracts might have exceeded the appopraii,ns
for he ordinary expenses Of the government by St6
O0a U0e, and sill there woed have been M def
cit. Bnt that war having lakrn place, General Tay
Is administration could lot be guilty Of such exfray
aeance wtho creating deficit. That is The truth of
tue case, aud Mr.. Meredh's special pleading cannot
make it Otherwise and il will serve only Ia sink him i;
The estimation Of The public. The American people ara
not lhe silly dune. he laAes lhem 10 be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

RECEPTION OF TIE BRITISH MINISTER
SIR iiLsar YYroS BufwER was presented Ia the rs
ideni BIZ the Secretary ui State, "a Monday. tie III
instant. Z. NJ, as the Env Y fxfaoldnay and
Minister pieniealenar, of Goat ,riian. The Minis
Ter tie delivery Of lis letter Of cfedence
wnh he ~ in'd remarks:
"Sif need nd say HAT il gives the sineeresi grat-
lcallsn be The bparet Of The credentials which have
i1si had he honor If placing Ia your hands
PERM, ne say. that ~ eotog To your cenafy do
non feel that coue ~ frigner II foreign land. Oar
paous speak the language, sprung it"m tie same
fare and seem especially entrusted by Providence with
he me glorious task of illustrating angosaxon name
by extending The best interests Of civilization through
w. great divisioGs OF the world.
hayp an entire coalence. SIR that our two t'overh-
menis vi aii with the most PERFECT eoneetd IN carrying
out this great in; and, for my own part, i5nedy
assure yru lla ! could have duty more congeflaI
10 nv feelings than that Of cuiyas he most Intimate
and friendly relations between he Queen, my Sovereign
and rfea Republic % which yau are the worthy and
Distinguished President"
TO these observalns the President replied IN tie FOL
llWiug terms:
Srl am much pleased 10 receive from your hands the
letter Of Her NJ siv your Sovereign, which accredtts
Won rs the Envoy Extraordinary aud Minis er Pl-nlpo
taniarY Of Great Bnlau near the Government OF Tie
United Stacs and cordially welcome you, in that high
rhaueier. as friend,
Beyond he identity Of origin. language. and duties,
appropriately alluded 10 by You connecting our res
neeye Countries Here Is urh, sir in their present re-
ons calculated iupart unusual Interests 10 your ms
SION That the best plans fur extending the blessings OF
peace commerce. aud civilization may be executed by
perfect cuheord is most earnest Mlsh;and The con-
fence yuu have expressed that he two nations viii ac'
in concert and harnony in all wise and Well-dueced 81
us ta the accomplishment d such objects, IS accepted
hy me in the cordial aud sincere spun III which II ha
ben proposed by YOU.
| hope SIR that our residence ia this country may
prove agreeable 10 YOU. personally as Won have CIV
eoo4 f1r believing that il Will be honorable
and adyaniaueou both 10 Great fllan and America"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

II, ot 10. Northern genemea Ia he s'nh IN resa-d 10
liz territorial question an1 slavery ia tie u sifri e %
auihia IL mainisned hai the tndeney d" such acH"n
VA. TO dissolve lie UHiaa.
Tho discussion was continued hy Messrs. Rockwell,
Kaefaan and N,nipn ouehiag tho action OF these gen
tleren towards the slavery QUESTION.
Iha pnapnsiiua fuf elecing Committees by viva foce
votr VS. RI Il d.
The resolution Il Mr. paft was agreed 10 without a.
rnendmru'.
On motion II Mr. Iaaos it agreed that when tie
! l4use ndlaufas II ho TIL Monday Hcxi.
NJ 1haups1n. 4 Pa, introduced a res lrhon pr1vh-
ing that The Il, Gin for clerk take place On 1haisday
neat. Pending winch.
q motion. the IIan-r adjourned III Monday next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
MR.. HENRY A WISE

The extract embodied in the letter of our Rich
mond correspondent, published in opr last. from
the opinion of the Hon Henry A. Wise, given
in relation the extension of the Sea- Board and
Roanoke Rail Road 10 the city of Norfolk, we re-
gard as highly gratifying intelligence. We are
aware of the influence which this distinguished
gentleman cXerS over the popular mind of Eas-
tern Virginia. and we hail him as an advocate of
Railway Improvement from the great Sea Port
of the Southern Atlantic coast to the Western
border Of the State, with no ordinary pleasure.
Could Mr.. Wise be induced 10 devote his talents
TO this, the frs Of all practical questions with
the people Of Virginia. he would soon win for
himself an enduring fame throughout the State
a fame that no man can acquire by deyoting the
high gifts with which he is endowed, to the dirty
work that all have TO do, who are seduced from
the course of enlightened and practically patti
otic craftsmanship, TO mingle in the degrading
striIe of party politics.
Cannot Virginia find one of her sons, whom
She delights TO honor and 10 recognise as a son,
who will devote himself TO her regeneration and
dlSenthraIment' We hope there may be many
ready to enter upon this patriotic work, we know
there is not one who could do more efficient SER
vice than Mr.. Wise; and as the conductors of a
press, labouring in The cause Of internal improve
ment we invoke his aid.
We differ with this gentleman politically. We
care not for that we know he is patriot, a true
hearted and right hearted Nirgnian; and we call
upon him to help us and the friends OF internal
lmproveme nj TO bring her back 10 where she once
was, IN the federal family; and where she would
now be, if she had been as true TO her own inter-
est, as She has been generous to others.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA.

We invite attention TO the synopsis of the I'M
provement bill, now before the Legislature oil
Tennessee, given by our Richmond correspon.
dent. 1t will be found, as we'll as the views OF
the writer, highly interesting to our readers
Vlrg'n'a, from Hampton Roads to the Tennessee.
line Is Immediately interested in the success oil
the bill ia question. Every indication when
meets our eye, enhances the Importance OF the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road, and goes 10
show that il is destined to become the channel O.!
an immense trade and travel,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

o.. The proceedings ofthe Legislature are de-
void Of interest. A quorum OF the House was
with difficulty retained during the holidays
There seemed to be a acit understanding that no
business was to be done before the 10th Instant
During the Extra Session the House of Delegates
passed a resolution that the Legislature should
meet on the 1St Monday in January. The check
mating Senate did not act upon the resolution
We think experience abundantly proves that econ
omy would be promoted by the change. We be-
leve it would be difficult task to undertake to
show that any legislation has ever been effected
until after the lst January. The members ofthe
Senate as our readers know, are in the habit of
going home for fortnight, during which they
ceive their per diem however-and this may ex-
plain why they oppose change of the day of
meeting. The people ought to speak out and in
SYST upon the measure. There would be saving
OF one month in the duration of the session every
year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

war aud lien re=sppsinted and al-a q, mel The thtre
noihs pay to the marines VIII served VIII The az
T my tn M.Nieo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
II Fl q NJ a Il TX Z; r S

pITTJoRF De,emher Ok
rxcuANcr .oa,,e s,a,l,ng G1,s from = tn
per eeui, Premium
CAlll Fiji" market on Monday exhibited CON
Siderable dnlIness. There was very slim attendance
# butchers The Scales aud not packer appeared -
The of rings reached 700 head ut Beeyes, Of which 250
sold 10 city butchers, ~ eli over unsold aud
$50 driven TO Phladdphia. Prices ranged from
s. 10 - 30 on The hoo, equal 10 So - net and
aging s2a15 gross.
IIOGS-Ihpfe is siiIl good demand and the supply
Is suitil. Weqn5te fIom s. t, s. l2i
FEATHERS SmaIl sales ii con.uun Western have
been made 80 cts. Better kinds are selling al 80 Ia
- c's
FLoUR-Notbiag Of special imp rlance has trans.
pifpd IN the market mis- Werk rXrrp hat Yesterday
p1irrs pave way, We note sale, on Saturday Of lU0
bbls al 81 - On Monday sales OF 700 bbs Were
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
MR.. WINTHROP.

The Union, copying from the National Intelli-
genera handsome and deservedy compliments
ry notice OF the new Speaker Mr.. Cobb, SAYS
This lsas liberal could he expected froma pollca
opponent. Nor do hnk the expectations Of the coun-
Try will be disappointed IN the tall MS and qualifications
Of Mr. Cobb r the high station 10 which he has been
called Nor will we be less generous towards his dis
tugui-hed predecessor and late competitor. Mr. Win
hr"P, we are at all times ready to enneede is gentle
man OF fine talents, highly cultivated intellect and &C.
complshed manners; and although warm and decided
parry man. we believe he has been governed in his
political career by pure intentions and honorable sent
menls. While he Speaker. he presided with areal
dignity and abb tydolpg credit 10 himself ard reflect
ing honor upon the Stale which lie represented and the
body over which he presided. He is a genlleaan in
whose talents and public and private his party
may justly take pride"
A curious contrast would be presented. were
the foregoing to be placed alongside of the col
umns OF abuse, of which Mr.. Winthrop was the
object + four or five weeks preceding the cleo
ton of Mr.. Cobb. The enquiry would naturally
arise could the same pen have written BOTH
The Union, however, though late, does no more
than justice TO Mr. Winthrop. There never was
a man who presided over the House of Represen-
tatiyes with more ability and dignity or in strict
er spirit of impartiality. We 90 further, and say
that in the hands of no Speaker, from non
slavehoding State, should we consider the rights
Of the South safer than in his
g. The Democratic organs are out in full cry
against the Message. The Union takes the lead,
and, as usual bases its objections upon contra
dicory grounds. Whilst it affects to consider it
as the weakest and most inbecile production
which ever came from the Executive it. ncon-
slstenty enough, iSalarmed at the danger to which
the country is subjected, from the views set forth
-whllstn another part offs TRADE, it complains
that the President does not tell us what he de-
sires 10 be done. Fortunately, the Unions ra-
wings are passed by as unworthy of notice Its
opposition to the Administration has been so in
discriminate, reckless, and ayowedly parlizan,
that its attacks fall harmless. They are not re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03


For transportation If he ma 1874 GOO 90
For dry dock at New York 10000 90
For floating docks nS5 562 90
For Improvement Of navy yards o45 q66 90
For nautical almanac l2S5O 90
Amounting TO the sum Of S299S 91o 20
And leaving for one years expense Of
The naval service the SUN OF 5000 37s Is
~ he total amount dawn from the Treasury during
the fiscal year ending the 30h If June 1919 as shown
oy The statement {" appropriations r the naval service
PREPARED by the Comptroller Of the Treasury is 81 I67
966 TO- from which deduct repayment, 2 2Go G23 90
and the Of 10 39S 3i2 81 is shown MS the expense
u the navy and marine crps and including all objects
placed und the control ofthe Navy Department for thai
year.
"Ihe nnexpendei balance IN the Treasury of the an.
Popfstlons far the naval service and marine cotrs
an the oOth"f June, lS49, s., 039 795 Is, all
81 which viii b. nqnifed The outstanding ob-
legations due firm the appropriations made for that
yar.
ne sane 81 sto res and materials on hand nj navy
ysios LOT naval purposes. exclusive If ships building in
ordinary, undergoing repairs and il commission navy
yards and other public lands required for purposes Of the
navy, with their Improvements. is So 1858 92l gu
Add'"nal appropriations asked to pay the twelve
sus's VI the Marine Corps dropped me close Of The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

BLANK BONDS FOR SALE AT rus OFFICE.
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ArrIvsIs At PrineIpaI Hote1s :. .Nov. m.


ST CHART Es - Brouile, OHIO Jno Andcw' berv,e
RIDDLE, Aa; Schmidt, NY sstte aud lady, a
chester, Cuff, Coast B L,avIt Hon " johnson Ara
C9i9n, Ky Laysie, Ino Shaw, Mons MaIerto Mie-
% II keapyit, J, q ous r Overall, KtrgGsnck,
Whnmose Knapp, n Knapp, Vandoran, Merritt, Asa
HonesJ Ew Ab Ewing Judge Cummings Hugh Gates Juo
Le"is,J MurIhy, sslns X X Lsss BgssarI, Thos
NcCuley, Wggpgton, Thos BURDEN W tefsn Jones g
Zones, T morse n Slvss, hcKlney, W Dub-r, Eez,
and family Pensacoa Hon Reysrdy Johnson W MSroek Miss
hurIock, sultrore Ctrbrl6n Mexico B Norgsn Pits
Lady Phil Mrs Maxwell Miss Max veil "a L b French 80 II
Lawrence, Ms DeIano Phil Thos TOwsaler Chagrs Cooley,
Logan, Miss Eliza Logan, Cincinnati
PLANl Frs g Bsrr, A KspbstPn ( Brannon, Mo, o
h,ie[ PHsy Green and lady Tenn Conoyr and lady
WI dom, R Quinn VI Wbt''essy V-niua HS- 49,
HsrrE Il " IRWIN Chs Brensn, Dunlop Heeksy, Rhors
Davenport, Jayner, Keay, ssmps3n, Fii1rier WIN
,Concg Harlse, r = dIe, 4 oliver Du0cenG auekner
Bel, 3 Dub9Is - King, L Lewis Bradshaw, Rec R
Ill., 1, mp,on ThoTPso T5onP'o" "a mpop Bainssr
Drsk smogs, wis, Ii Keiung Ayets Janss, Wheel T.
Li.hgon lt'9,, y sawn, Pa ne Bthop M Deem
michel Drstc syses K Gotham J. " tia. ssRsT
E So nee, G Snow, Aruud, " r D-hsiy, la lornia
VERANDA.. Jas Dawn, " Harto, C.l, nia Jas Ks!sv
Henry ., y Bra g Or Nash, NJ " D Mann,luke Mis-;
"soeh 39d lady, A. Ow.9y We n wis S
jaon, Ia wale Datia ON, j Rs oP 1s Ms
%n5o, ~ Can Aa;A Nye and lady, NO Jas wa's1 Geo
bour Barbour, L.; NJ Dsnma6, Mr. " stes ns no "
sol NJ Pulley G II kel en- La Co 4 Price No j T FISH
5ame5' LOWER, = Nat, 7 Boyn, Ny Norsoa j
D Gase, Caster Ark; WIN Davi. EiwrIs, Ala
Ia w Walls, Tenn; c Il Keller, ia; Mr. vauderln Ky !
E1.sy, La Barre, Ala Agnayo, vhe-s Addison,
BANEs ARCADE. II II Kerland, NY W Sampson, J NJ
Moore, NO, II Ev,ns, Miss.
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WANTED.

WANTED-An Anchor with Wooden Stock
w weighing 1900 to 2 90 mounds. Apply Immediately to
nl3 q, J. HART y co. ~ TChouptouas st.
MENlCAN DISCHARGES ANTED-The
q Natchaz street up stairs entrance in Banks Arcade
passage on NdtCheZ street
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NEW ORLEANS CArrLE mARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, November q, 1850.
Arrived Pacific, a Cows and % Calves per
John Adams, Fl Cows and Calves PEI Storm, Cows and
81 Hogs.
rRlCEs; Beef Catue, 3lB6c, FBfb net ; Hogs, 5G5lt
y ii Sheep, 81 20 IA SO 90 % head Mich Co1s
| s23@s y head: Calnes s. 50GDs7 80 Y head.