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ION Hanting In ths interior OF south Africa, BY
IL Cumming vols. .0'
WINES Lives Of Literary and Scientific Men Of America
volume. ,atTs IL gossss tF
George casro King OF Albany By Clements q Moore vol
Osaiops ana Speeches Edward Everett 2 VOLS
Douglas, or, Principle Devsioped by the suor Of
Joesie Barton. 4 vol.
Beneers Memoirs Of Ammo Boleyn.l vol. mg
Ellen Parry, or Trials OF the Heart VOL u 8 IL. ~
The Canton Chinese Empir by o. Tiffany
vol guay se8
"Reminiscences Of conWsss By @. w. March. vol,
Echoes oftbe Universe, by Rev. Henry Chretinss VOL
Ameeu vespacus ana his Voyages BY vscoun, ssnasm.
H8fa a&gFf&tfN .*ft7AE vi .s2e4gsc. t$sf4H 4N
Tns ladies Ansnea 1895 By Robsr Baird
VOL m fae.4 8a esf s8s f1ss y ~
Universal Dictionary Of weights Measures sncten and mod
reduced The United States standards BY H. Alexander
vol tas-s.l4 ssser-sss
Just received, efsa FRANcK TAYLOR
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fsHE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
vncannes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January p 1880
Capital, $50 900. Stockholders individually LIABLE
For the insurance OF horses mules prize bulls sheep and cattle
descriptions the combined he water acct
dent and disease Also stock driven markets
south Losses paid In thirty days after proof q death
DrectorsJosep O. bowman eounseoi Ferdinand Ebe wine,
merchants Captain Isaac Mass, merchan George d. Hay,
chants Thomus Bishop builder, John Wise merchant and
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abnec r. Ellis Saig OF Vincennes Abm Smith,
farmer, bank DIRECTOR and auditor Of Knox county,
Joseph c. Bowman Presidents b. shuef Whitney, Secretary
Wn Burch and president vmcennes branch
Of the State Bank OF indiana. .
j. L. NELSON Pennsylvania avenue between l4th and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 26-diy
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D n. HOOE q CO., wholssals and Retail Dealers ~
capetins floor cohs, matnes, rurs, mAeais
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN and sh Washington
D. O.
Aug 2e-n
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VIM. u. Ii. CROSS,

Iuormey and Connseiior at Lar,
Washington City, d. o.,
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OF I'd February, Is4s.
oyyfcw OF CoxnrssiossRs, June ", 1850
A 4 the sitting Of this DAY. following made.
"0acS That the secretary cause notice 70 be published in
Inc National Republic and Union that
Board amer the h day Of Februa
~ shown which be verified BY
aday, memorials received
but not yet decided the nst Monday Of
December further delay be wanted
writing effect be submitted or before that day.
lsetins FORTH he for such ay.n
Claimants win please receive accordingly c notice by
WIG 's'''"' = ~ EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
Juiv a--vtlstFcb ka Secretary the Comnission
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To tho Old soldiers, those OF
RICHARD POLLARD obtain for
~ under the late law OF Congress He will be moderate in
charges such service, commission, estimating thu
the government minimum prceSi IS per
mention regular army
England Of employ
soldiers their who
bounty land. tt
addressed postage paid, psoppt
tenon post Narrcn Aibemarie county Virginia.
Nov I7-1aw4w Bts 4
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new York Lafs Insurance Company.
oTss, No. 90 Wan arssf, Nsw Ysvt.
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, president.
spKHcsR y. BENRpicr, vice president
PLlEr FRKEnAr, nctuary.
THIS company, upon muusinrursnce principle
upon principle proportion OF the amount
on
and profits, and conferred is benefits The
east possible cost and outlay 70 insurers.
insurance granted 10 pcrsonseisitinG California.
agency washington compvehends the following ohcersi
. 4
opposite Union Buiidinp June 2-n
KNOX WALKEn Will practtss law In ths Supreme
Of the United snes, and etcnd 70 the prosecution o.
claims against The government Addftss Washnaton, d.
/. Mar. i0-u s1e
WANTED inasnedfately, do the cooking
washing small family None need apply but such
give Recommendations white would BE- pre-
6srred. Esquire q this once. Sept 1o-hf
IL cents. FRANCK TAYLOR.
septV
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE.

.9lerGndria, pfrginia
THIS just finished the
hiytwo feet running including
buildings y Everything necessary
a
hy Toa gentleman holding public ONCE in Washington city
heatness
unton and pleasant from city city, much
rent much cheaper living and the best society Sold lib
but rented
Immediate possession be had For further particulars apply
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec le-Iawn Alexandria.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

ahe gTicsance planned Of, they have, ny SWING
lshe Proxy ofaak State q r. McEormiek, ESQ,
Sfrcrethenea Il sziaAnehce Of aiamTy, who have n
Eal tie eieciitaT BIZ the Cpmpanyl carried every
Thing ia their iwn way. All the Presidents and
Directors n W. lssn DC their choice and all land
hold dr. tt,egcast side q the straight Ice rms
femas kable IT'D pce has been exeFeised, no4wiih-
sanding ihey a6t sat Itile over Sieo0 Of staek.--
Thar ipauen5S sge ts Is he as great at Richhnohd
as in Clarke. SFsRas generally understood MRsSIs
.Tarlnr ana scS woula resign ii Mr. Frank Me-
(,asEnie xcui = smother proof Of this blishtiag in
lueHte P: McstbruiicS, Esq, has il in his hover
"a ssai hen n okstn and save in ii cost Of con-
trI,tIiigr IF t!ssN5adIhe Important snm Of 5000
.,r ssslsi0 afef EaySng fer the wusk done OF the
roasl leading tl,ts ,harFssiewni Shickers' FERRY
! village ice asiss east or BeTryvilc. He hhs an
,Dfotttiai,y tfnsnesing The libeFllity Of himself
ana AamllF fai Ya AZ we'll rs others heard soppded
10 his speech Ii 4Ae eleeiion cf the CempanR.
hope we shall .lase something moFe tangible next
slime as his lsafs for good or evil are more poieB
now ihaniherS 2fhe pepple are not satisfied with
Ihemarasrsraekt a1the Board Theme has been evi-
IDENTITY 4 want q Judgment even u his proceedings
HI asserfafn tka .@anascs 10 The owners ot land
RhEehis flaiah.Eaid dawn in tie llw. For shesc
Ind ether lluneefs the Stackho.dersbave = pay
The only relnadY IL Inc resignation oFilhe ehlirc
Bosrtl al suesssttd BIT a writer ever the signature
III Amen, IA yuer PAPER q de ION Instant
AEsEf A SfocAHoLB4R.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

Il Fl ] = i
Yts,rI lnst II teafnsio fsad ar sFeak thar laagnags
aaeaslg sFt kssmh irallF. Hc sfosed III eaFshis
eskt1nt- HtEseh regretted III De rear iss9
WIN ans4ng hts ro1A pasiors assfnsS. lad
st esasasEss of being th4 & bra res 81
Cal MpsFE sten sid that fot eosn sl.s posses
slan ansE III 3noral courage Ii had 30 eqaal 81 BIZ
ginseiEi tEe vas he rs efiae Hass Nm
/ Lacas and essser al es4ceserror Lucas II Ohia,
5csepk II iHaer vas alinosl Peter Frsneisco ID
h#iiee. ah4 n greafuas Iphgseal ssfchgssh ,hal
When ID aESSa.ed marcAhe Fould freqaeusiE carrT
Eadaisla# il Ais oWn. shs nsisksg ard klapsaek 81
xezrisd 49, soldier SCI rll of hi4 de.eeua-
atIts nau II IN slte ns8theFn 5Efiou Of 'liscoau-
81
4 4IeaA afe4f III ienahafsf knoKH rs |. P1 taught
safleol N 81 sEoNn fof more lAaa th years
Hafr ihsIrlss ptioa.i HqEwasIa #eoat soi4i4s and
I fIpeaa NfE H. soipu'sffea Ii i priFais vita bis
EFiFtRds LH4 and Turner, an4 llge I'M Israatr he
4FsHs:ssed FIN aatf determination taireHaered
hH 4 fat t4t tay el0frsefeylf T3e Was ie htket
81 1ur inif fgcai ana YeneHatie Efeul, Janathan
K1arslss " near Hali,9Rh id slgis saabtr.
AlieaaeA kSskes, Philip nbtb. Peer ssalsk Ja-
eoasmnrHA4so ReyHal4s, Gep shastr ssai John
RaAJal EBtIpui nearly iac enfsssrg var Thete are
33esfraaaaIH & Ell q theR living in and afoand
ShtEherdsHk f.
IlAaiel Ts 8 vas aiph Arnold ii tbe tskias III III
epsAserQ5aBssi with 81 eb Molirutsry at 81. gsans.
Mqhlrsal ak lQuesess LIE aikd ID lhS y5atilis3s
Mirtia Ht 81 and Michael Ie4r SSg were Htssiaus
WIN dsselA;l the t,atile stPfihe4isn Thevjsip.
AZ He eanst s,ihs eabasEs ah@ pterea thsr1 ives
ip M sfueatd TtithfdiaoIdiers Ih fereir-
I'D pausE * 70 Did time W Bill death, which Cd.
ddfked ii tlA yssar Is3+
! HenFy EsBtslcr, although druaras III iitv when
hedtltsfed fIe Ifags rknaire4 III aetse setstte 10
ihf tepd q Az bar. H. aied ahtui tie.yeaf 1884,
HtaF BsditIt3os il Bfrkeley qoua'yl EIc ua4 the
aHetesiat ofRafffiena DANES " Bslls f.4qF pc
Eaiqr 81 tHe spirit qt leiIer~oa
3IjFhn Neitstgt JohnI Darnht tSerrwere with Gapt.
Gi1dhaa ii AC1ssfs q ses1t.
HFrteF Fistei 3vhildhol8ih g 2He Office III tou
cAlbeiafoa M smittdeid a4d shepheraslBwn 'F1iarn
pfkf inshe 6pssrg IF .isal- ae was. barisl ai,h
Will arYsh1iF @tf
! oar hsxttue:e viii fesdevotea ID flames Rim
sfy bud BIZ lkessimfat. is#team navigation we
taiaG we tBii y ahl 81 prove that thg warl u
i4aasiei4o lelaen Acknowledgements fl DC. most
ihfaiapl stenifod b aodarn|tF #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
DEER C'REEx. C,ArlFoRNrA,
Oetuber 81 1870

p L L .l + J
DFaR BaorHkRE--Ia gainSwrile a few lines, for
fcar. thost have written haye not reached you,
kYrote abdal two months hgo, and sent II BY stTan
her | aIA we'll at present and doing well or 1T
ii Il havelIfor lhe last 1.-Two weeks averaged four
tunees pef day, The piggings are MOI quite 50
Sopi as they have beenl / am about 80 miles
Nurth East 81 lha BAY, and 50 miles from saera-
menio City. Ie4IeclItoIstay in the mountains all
Winter. NVe had TWO nights rain The list Of his
> nenih-ittst enough to ID he The roads good and
fb make lie grass grew. Provisions are very dear
HI The mil.Ss--ioar from 3 10 60 els per pound.
Bacon from sIIo 81 so per round, Sugar 5ost.,
, W. pound Molasscs friln Sc to 50 per gallon.
NIaclerelI55 cls. piece Cheese s per pound,
TEA - pkt pound, Becf 10 10 80 cts. perpound-
lit frhe cohhiry CAM tell you any thing about il,
iai | have NOT been out Of the mountains We get
Enid ont osdeep rayines-rhaul the dirt, sometimes,
Ehrce-auatters oil mile 10 waters some turn tbs
eFecks andtivefs and work ont the beds and great
many do Nell at IL The average work to the man
MI his region OF country is not more than $40 per
Iaay-trueI a great many make 500 Per day, but
macy only make u 9. dollars per- day and song
ln5t So mush have made 100 dollars some days
within the last two weeks There Is but htIie
sickness HIRE. I am in cbmpanyaof seven. L got
ltd Bear River 5 rnits from here, on the 9Th et
IAhgust l4St We paid SIS on the hundred, for
haehng' ininF Sacramento city here. IA
" fThere dire a great many Indians close by--thef
seem rieHalg 50 there is peace 10 camP-no- quar-
Irctlinr abbal the diggingF among lhe EmigrantS-
ndl much Haboripg aoaeen the Sabbath 1-sometmes
Ewk have treachiug.
u i-Fhe E1Iisrantsi i understand are nearly an in
.hy being hssisted Men were employed at $500 per
nlhnth taidb and assikt them through,
H lean hEfshe last on this month raise near two
and il keep mr. health can add
llatreIytt5 mis- 1T SIG per ounce what it sells at
Ihese Insulating he price, OF things, i omitted ioa
Hstaie lhat Email cucumber pickles are worth 37t
Icts piet@. Write Is meoEten and direct 10 SacH
Hralnen,cr civ Thought gaod ways or vet | may.
I'll one oui oflhree II AMI told that there are bar
ris az letters at ihe office thrown in pile as dead
Hlcdters IIose atpresent, remember me to mother
and familJ and all who may inquire Hfter me.
Very RESPECTFULLY, todrI brother,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
pIsretlssIaG occuRRENcE.

SIR. IIInAa yeRes. who resides at the OPequnn
Mills, near Ssatiigold 10 this county arose early
ii ibe morning ID fesd his horses, &c. He went
up into l6s lay taoqSs and on descending jumped
s6ne i've or SIX ieets ard an iron fork penetrated
blk ab5omea some. sSYeral inches. lie suffered
the mast intense paln f6r eight days when be
died itcrn tie 3eiIIetssof lie wound He leaves
widow and t8eIseIcllildFen. 10 deplore their
.nciane 10 bsycaseiRcut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
IMrs.nrAN i oRallN VI y. /.

VIA FlrttiseE III i13sip orais hFritilsSf CIi lfs-
tdwn held oa:t pessbv last an irfiaacs waS3pass-
el pdihisailI pct.oasT ftaa kegfioe. nnae, t,c
ltmtsial tae t4&G pbw@er IN deaAtitls .cxcRysstHg
GfePf inlls nAlef i heavy pep&lb rse 1l9a VI
taAd et4el 'aA1kke aist 81 Apra, n
lhd Ileagi, II enacted laai eadh truss5c III raid
lba suh1 il anR soiaF i9r attending esefb ressalar
istbffia. Il ~ ~ HEsag1 s..3k 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
1T 80 ~ y = F. - ~
!" WHEAT t lsND b. IN MARKET.

BY reference n .xlycfiizcmtn', il viii beseen
that f Whesil,r.ss' tEeteauiiiuE eslale nowouned
BY Gro w TdBsEs EFq.. is in market, aud an
opportunity i pfrfenfed forinyestmenta thafrarely
offers in this e9tnfya This farm, regarding its
lqeatidni Tie qaAiiysand quantity ofl4nd, ard its
Improvement, " fnss amongst tie most desirable
Id our c6anty, ,4tid Ia have no doubt purchaser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
nA aru or 4 rOa5r.

Wef{s4et Il tearrta Tic Death afH ruiEiy PdSlrs-
Tp. CsgAes Ria ID Clarke Courgn He dka 6n-
SUNDAY hsstt tl'ne,imopia al haageot abtea M
III Wasansi9s II Winchester AID k6n of John
II, codse Es{Hpuw of Richmond.
III IHTasReHcr I&sgf45fg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RI.GIsTnR.

HofE voftlE SSighldr seems tP think VIC areEca-
tfp5 siRg M kis taiigieki in atseiig tte '.tlen
ahaIt1ia Shephcfdst1wu ff u 6lden time =,
We|eaa astufe hila tldt sagh i bfSthe fatt hhas
te5a 9af Ila4aisa f3r tnoFe.haHa Year II prsHsre
a.hHaorF ofits 4af cpanty preEiclsto 1929 aaa
TTe day cciaFnears lWfih Ais town heeapse Ed aes
cHaai bfaniiauft9 tEWhs eniiiFFdt5 HfReedepee 1f
III With Fep4a4s aPr9kaectil4. wt khaN patA il III
clinspiegata h s3eoa in or eii3d and enasasot u
ollaNnf5fhii4 patrons p eFF and tsacdte' bali
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
1870 rnN Il fItlN.

\ u public meeting was lately fellgin PosIhatan
eosasya ID favor ol Ian for taxing the scnsssflhe
Ps9pIe ~ the callof a ConveniIda- The nsecsing
LAYERS the extension or The right of suffrage Ind
various olher reforms. They consider the ExseuA
Eve Cdaacil a fith wheel I'D ihe wagon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
ltIlTAa. ACeIpEN II.

AmHt bYthsj name Of Black, a tFaktsn,an sa:the
BaltmFase ,ndl0hie Railroad, Mas kiIedi4 lthe
nsighAbthssoI III Dsifiela's Depot on Thu4silay
eyeuinE, lass, i'll falFag from ihe burden ral4 HE
cars ia sstng OVER lis body. u. .H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
55 - 81 Ass=s 80 ~ - f<7 II - t-a-
E.N.ilIA.Er nANk srOCk.

Upwards ofopr. hundred shafek IofIthe stot4 III
this Back, 9ett sold 5 public auction sa fhtasl@s
last saFtFasingE s q IS PSF shafet Tbs dixi3eqa
fo5ahe last fiji moniAs was per eAH' ~ The st3ek.
holders, afer pHfing ihe state tax M Fsr cent; "
eaeh share :, lIsa, I5T. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
] THis STATE or cALiFoRNIA.

The Message ofthe President "a Monday, STA
tiny bis acliRn 6n the subject % California. vas
read with srfat interest Tie admits The Interest he
fel.in tie kmaiion OF State G6ternmentlb y HE
pespe iheihkeIEes, 50 That The agitation or he slave
question nlE 4ht be avoided ii Congress lie eia
nafinterfefs with the arrangements made by his
prGdccessoS in he appointment ola Military com
mapder, VIII vas acting as civil governor The
cpnelnsion flhe Message II eloqseni ard
- 37&s3
AiFcsz shall have Place ID our zIex
Faper III zlll SEX ths lila siss slste II III soi
arahss this tssk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
THE SPEECH OF GIN. e'ass.

Gen. eass delivered great sPeech 10 tie SEN
aie, on Monday and Tuesday. ~ Rhe subject ri Ter
raoriaI goFcknmehts. He was against The Wilnrot
Ptoriso, ap4 deqied It's conslitasionaliiy and ex-
psliency. tn General fortified bis position with
mich ability The speech has evidently bsea pre-
pafel for toha time His views will gise Him
nislch fayeF II he. South. II Is generally under
sibo3 that he Pfogisa i pressed before the senate
ie will voH hgainsi ii and then resign his scat, if
The vote shaald be unpalatahle lehis State
ITS esiIcht that the GeneraImkans TO b again
i candidate ~ ihe Presidency, teiliins npoa The
magic Of n iaaerasie name II The North, and upon
tae unIgiief support Of The SoliA. il consequence
III c0ineiae nee 81 views upon lid slave qaeslion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

tF 6e5 Asa Rogers The Senator from ;hikdist
triek ID ahe declines tsing nsIdsdista
far Ee-elessFfa lIe tesifes win she bssf wlsts
ieeEings0f sansilaenis generally He hal Been
an ableata tisIifai public scrrRat md has alwass
proved hiiseia i yalaable representative If ias
views akd i4stsests III lis constituents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

Fsy- Ths geslerai saeetine 81 Tic ssoss Aohifrkf III
The FannessI BAnk q; Virginia was keiI ii 4 ea
mood q wsdgaeAsa meek M Alarsifiant, It'd
president q lhe BaEt made al ablk and satis.ae;4
~ krpos, ~ he haai III lie ins,isnsan. Tae Bapa
IS III ~ hsehsy aon;I Ching canaistan. Mf1Asa-
CoFer was tlesaed piFectar Il shk Branch ID Il, "
place. ID tbe piaec III AR Geo. III Smeot. trhcss
teEEa 81 ssEk Isss filing 10 law. sxpite.. II
4 Nfer.,6s 3rf.i fssss5f8e j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
= - - ~ ---~--k-
CQNGR Ess

l#a' II II - IT.
4 The sill %tedil not sit On Friday OF. Saturday. -
rs pfactieIia The early parlof session, ist5 give
I It's comnlitkes time fbf action.
ia the Chilly part ofthe week, dEbate was5had Iup-
CD tie sBA}ery Resolution from Vermont upon
Mr.. Bradtdrys resolution calling upoa the Pfcsi-
5de2 for Ills reasone!or remoyals4and upon pr9po-
1siiions coh4 erningaCalifornia, New Mexico and
Deseret 1.-THE general in prcssian seems u he, that
The fFsnar4ed territory will be allowed admission
iato the Uhton upoa It's own terms thai according
t3its CoH4t tuition la;ely formed.
HI The Hbkike was very Impatient some time since
tohage all dnster from the Pres ieat fine United
States a. u the part he had takea ID the organiza
ZION Of a SLATE Goyernmznt for California and
WI, thai bdiy would not lay aside the iaqm(assf
snlject ofhE election ola doorksepdr to hear what
n taes vencrathe gentleman and his Cabinet had to
kay on thk khbject
4 Ills geadhiy beIie ved the Presidents response
Willie Altogether satisfactory, eren 10 the Demo
frats-alth3hgh some Of them aie disposed ID con
asrnn ID AiH what thFy coneeivstI 10 be VERY fro-
Per in his predecessor
Gen. RflfE' Instructions. ii I'll understood. were
Issued BY sNiE Polk.
IN the iS4Ntrf:s on ILR1ay Mr.. Cas- made a
great specch against The consriakionaliiy aud ex-
Beiieney " I,he Wilmot Proyi$s, He concluded
Ais afgumedt 90 Tuesday.
The IIdu]e spent some time oil Tie great ssilject
If door sceptr, trying to1n9o what il had done on
Saturday j message was ssceLaed from he Ples-
ilent reeohEnending an ssoPffaIion foEl an ex-
petition ID Starch for the ship ofair John franklin
Also sIdssage, siatingfhe ueapn taken by him
|, III reference hoa State Govcrnnsnt in California.
ae did nosH5uthorizs any interference with The he
4 fioa Of the pkople, The Message will be published
iekt weekslih This paper,
Mr. CiiRgnan Of y. Con Tuesday made a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

NJ Isaac BlIn1ln, Esd, a mRnlter q The H9Ase
u psleeaues VI yireiilia Tram Nashil gtoa caaStF.
resigned asssss1i ID saat body. Oh Taesiay wse.i;g
Mr. Daasls si4srs ais wife 1T a gentleman itaFsI-
hing Id ihe atBNcsE. whilst viA heg ansbaua Ill
theIrwaF 10 adh fr5si Santa ~, was. shaIt tide
SIMS II rs8 7.sa iIgea o iato capsvity ~ abasd
Of Anaahr ladi4as he has resigned ~ i afi III
cr5trla aeton 8any asparir who slslo u OH i.a-
meaa,aly lit tie Indian eoalsgrf ia pfes Il rsss-
blel sp dRSrsger #na issrue his sssse5 e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
kANANasA sgsAronIAf. DISTRICT.

TheA whies hase Nominated it+xxoSr W .ap
Esll aR ;tisiscHhdlil,e spr this district III 81 II
salsstni FsFres {lel h JfnEs IA FaS. Es4 nctlb
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

We give below leile4 from Mr. .1.ho.ssssA. I.
Hesty, Of FlarkS 10 bis brother. Also, sundry ~.
tefs which We copy from neighbor oflhe Spirt
They will be read with interest, I'VE would have
published Mr. B +. NNakhington leiter last week,
bus did nst get permission 70 do 50 ii i now ppl.-
lii properly ana for tie qualification Of our rseaeis
~ inseffkt II
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-10-17
THE DEBT = TEXAS.

As every thing connected with Texas is at
this time full of interest, we give the following
statistics showing the amount and character
of her public debt
The laws of Texas authorize three loans
The first law of the 18th November, 1886. Of
5000, 900, on pledge the public faith and
and the proceeds of the public lands The Sc
cond, by an act of the 10th of May, 1888, for
S5,OOO,O0O, at 10 per cent, on pledge of the
public faith. The thiEd, by an act of the 22nd
of January, 1889, for SI,000,9O0, at 3 per
cent, on pledge of the customs and duties on
imports for the payment of the principal and in
terest.
In June, 1887, Texas passed an act toconsol-
ldate the debt, and then found its amount S.
100000. This act pledges the revenue from
imports and direct taxation for the prompt pay
ment ofthe interest
report showing the condition of the debt
was published by the Legislature in I848 1t
gives the aggregate of the domestic debt at
IS, 9O6, l46 6l-of the foreign,debt at g, I44,-
.Oo4 9O-making a total of SII O5O, POI 81.
One item of 81 ,404, 054 90 arose in this way;
Holtord & Dawson sold to Texas a steamer
and other vessels for $3.50. OLA SO, to be paid
In certain time, but to be doubled if Texas
failed TO pay at that time. She did fail, aud the
contractors received, instead of the first evil
dence of the debt, 10 per cent bonds for 81
404,054 90.