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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

ttrKEEI DEPARTMENT, ~, HALL OF HECokp4--Pao'c
= notice hereby gwen that the fonorms ra.oto1s have os9a
Of Ae,ista Aldermen
t Al from an 10 sh regulate aud grade 18th a. from 81
In Ali persons having e;uons n7te o. as 70
onss IN ores.n writing tina uudsrssed, Al he ono
on Or bas til, day Of December nstDec T. $50 JOHN
T DODGE Street ComulsaIoIei d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

CITREFT DEPARTMENT No HALL OF RaCOhOS-Puoht
hereby giy.u that the following petloa teen pro
se1ted in the Assistant Atesu To tag space ei
vice on the between b aud Brnaiwy o.
nag space d. Wet thst between stu ana tn AMI
la, in Raornrd
Church 10 5e1~een goth aud aist St. eth ana H
rtop avs persons Interested
the 81 MS
on or before tne day December lustDec 8h JOIN
r. DODGE Commissioned 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

,~,eoros AoUEpUCT DEPARTMENT Rotands PAX NOV 80,
-CoRfORArIoN NOTICE lolcs = asfsBy gen,
t o.,o has been presented the Board OF Aldsfmea ef
IN .I-nus from Of 18th = 70 the sewer IL sfA
An psrous above having directions hereto s' -
sn,sted writing tue Contract C7fs Al Ias
inc on or ~ ore Saturday seth INST NICHOLAS DEAF rtsr
d.pt ton A lu.duct Department a W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

/-toRPoRATIoF HoTICE-Pubhc notice hereby eF@i 70
Iorr.r or owners, occupant pccupaut' 81 a.
rlo,oye or animprDyed and affected thereby na' % n
tSs oce the Bureau Assessments 'or o5
in,sr,s.e va For Tagging the aide walks OF h-han7 s.
sds rom Warrington to Wet fie hat. embraced
by such Asses. incis all the several House. and b
Ground vxar Lots pieces parcels OF lans, siua1 GA 49,
3d.. ~ Al between Washington ats Al seiso
bo interests sregFecred By nan-d Ass7sIn-n @
who ar. onnos.d TO The eher OF thsI are
rfltlg 70 the uHdefssne d. Ils
10 & Han of Record rthn thirty days rom ne i.e %
WEN shl n As7e 80 ' ~ d2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
aNUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
4 1 NEW.YORK to Albany by Railread and steam.

= T.
IN ana utter Monday October l8th 1850 the passenger
INN, W. flu as follows Sundays eXcepted connecting
1t Pouyt Ssepsie *lh the astsaing steamers AIDA,
ARMENIA and SOUTB AMERICA, running to and rom
Albany ,ud ,ouchiuP a the usus II t4rnetiae an1inga
LEAVE NEW-YORH GOING NOHrh,
Arnnl he Otfen il HulAon-st near LnA.nbGrssL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

VH PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate OF tho County OF
tNeg York notice hereby 10 al persons having cilA
srp,, GAVIN COTTON ats Of tho City Of New York boot
ondsr the SANE Tth yo9ehs5s 70 me
die CAY of New York before ue hr-h day OF Decsnbsi
qa1tEss5 the twenty siIth day 81 June 1850
EDWARD c. CHAPLIN Administrator.
ys27 swomTh' SUSAN NJ COTTON, Adrnns'rauI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

rs PURSUANCE OF an Surrogate the County CT
New hereby gwen 70 an persons hvine c'an'
against JoAH AEATH late OF the City Of Ne" to.l ouas De
thereof to Tia subscriber
No 6S Elm street City New York be
thieth day OF December psxLated rev OH .1Sn
w Juns, 1880 hACHE.i MA A.
AonfnistFatri1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

c{TRFFTD RTMEST 10. 4 HALL OF REco6DS-Pnb-
= c notice hereby Dat petitions haze o.n 2f'aana
m maft.pbce between and SO to establish medium
sree in Washington .ts Persons 'ntsreed hrs
ecops TO the sans present them wiring al s
st CORNERSTONE oes. by the % day Of Deeelnoer next
Nov 81 1880 [12l JOHN 7 DOD6E,Steei Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an tho Surrogate of the County oil
Ssw Yors notice hereby given 10 all having claims
Rev IRA M ALLEN a the City Yok, deceased,
vouchers thereof 10 TIE suhscosfS at tbs
otSs4 Of Csnwe in Jsunc4y Court, 10 81 W.ueet, the
civ II New Yo gu or before tho twenty third day OF April
Da,ss New York the sixteenth dAv of October, 1850
A. B. CApWELL, Administrator
oily law6nsTh AmAsA ALLEN, }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

IN PURSUANCE fe Surrogate of the County OF De"
yor notice gwen all persons having eIQi
against CHARLOTTE GoMEz bate Of tho City OF Nav for,
the sabscers At the HeSry Hendricks No Y BIoad IL
e Cy before the twenty MIN dsr Of Decfe7i
,srt-O,ieS New York Hn-teentb 81 Jnns, 1880
HENRY HENDRICKS E1scntors
AARON GOMEZ
isvolav6m-Th EmELINE GOMEZ EIscusrlI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

PASSENGERS for Freehold will take the Stage at Wesa
Fare from New York 10 Freehold, sat cents.
EMiORANT LINE.
Leaves BY steamer TRANSPORT Capt j. Gould, ~
81 O'clock p NJ. Fare Sl50 30 lbs OF baggage allowed
eacb passenger 20 be carried AT the risk OF Ito owner but
nothing win be received considered baggage except
wearing apparel ln2N IRA BLISS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05
MANNHEIM AND AMBOY RAILROAD

MILNE, FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line ouly viii be uUJi. further uouce-leAyng Now
York, from Pier No. North River foot OF bSItsey pace
daily Sundays excepted. by steamboat JOHN POTTER
Captain JoES S5iFsoN. at - O'Clock, for South Amboy,
where passengers will take tho for Caucen stopping
81 the usual intermediate places, and aiyiug Ia PhOade
phis about P. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

S5TREET DEPARTMENT. 10 HALL OF RECoRDs-Pnols
3 aotice hereby gwen following peucon BAYS os9n
Aldermen To regnas -hLS
ION avenue thro ad Fy nrh.tr 10 of1 aa1
Fl to HUDSON Frer All
ob Interested objections thereto requested TO pIst
ths N writing a hs otArs on or s7ioTs ne DIE
Ssv Of Deceulbe ne1t,-Novsrber 80, 1850
1A ,s ~ JOHN DODGE, Stree; Commissioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

stTREET DEPARTMENT, No. II ALL OF HECO RDs-Sealed
kNpropnesH Will Office until
I,Grsdy Dec 1850 O'Clock P H. Regulate Set
Roosevelt Plans
speoGc aud all inflammation tso be had application
~ Nov ~ isso ni9l JOHN DODGE strsa,comr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

STEW YORK SUPREME COURI--MAt GUS c 't15r az
IL and JQFI. stYm0UR agaiYyt P P CADY-SumnoHA of
Money Contradiction not ssr) To the pees1tnt
VOW arr and the compliant n
winch tn. day the Office Of The Clerk Of tue
Cit, EMO Cogu NeU and 70 copy Of yo answer to
Tie SAID cumpini subscriber, al hs OHCs No s. Wall
stree Of New Yok, within twe-y days after The
exclusive OF the day Of such s5f
wee; gnd - complaint the uus
he plaintiff this arou win take u5gn-nt szalo7i you
FOR huudfd dollars and sixty
cents interest from the day Of October ons
eight hundred nifty besides costs Of this action
Dated. New Yort. pctnhsr 30 srn.
RICHARD b. KIMBALL Plaintiff 8 Attorney,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

gtofe-rrOIu DerTl -a-l.ls.s 4Llf3
sfandee berth oiwsEi saloon .-...-..--.:..-, 81
GtseraAe berth fOuuI bed and separate table -. ~
FROM panama TO SAN FRANCISCO
9tAie-ruOu berth ..-.---.... +.---r.t-.a .$55v
.3seerage fognd bed ara separate Lablo s..,... lsc
rRcH HEW-YOAE re
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
MIcIiIGA An

The Democratic party in Michigan have just held their
State Convention. Thy appear 10 be animated with the
rht spirit and confident o in the approaching
election The Free Press Of Detroit thus speaks their pro-
cced;ncs
THE CoSvESrloS-We have attended State Con-
yeniiJn perfect Gnaninity existed thar the
one ON Thursday last. There sc-o he burn
ngs-no complaining. Everything was done with una
nimy.
The resolutions, which were adopted with one ond AYE
speak the sentiments erery Democat in the Stlte Never
was party perfectly unanimous than lhs Democratic
party Of Michigan this moment. The resolution cnios
ing and approving Of the course ri Gen. Cass in the Cnd
States Senate speaks the sentiments o every Democrat AMI
two-thrds Of the honest union loving Wings o the State
We know Democrat in the WHOLE State who does
enthusiastically approve his course, Neser did
perfect unanimy uf sentiment exist. Hundreds ave thou
sands those who led astray in 1915 and
Mr. Van Buren,, acknowledge their ertor and yield
Jealous support 10 Democratic nominations and will if
portunty offers, support, with all their might the standard
bearer OF thai year Tor the Presidency in 1852
The resolutions below which passed BY the Conven-
ton re-nomina;e Gen. Cass for the Presidency subject
the decision OF the National Convention:
Resolved That this convention tender TO the people of the
United States expression congratulafion On
the passage by Congress- and their approval by the Pcs
dent Of the United Of The of measures by which
California has been received into the family States, Terri
toa governments established FOR New Mexico Utah and the
boundary line of Texas adjusted. That we hail adop
ton OF these measures, alike just and equitable ALL by
which the country has been restored harmony m
unph Of wisdom sectional strife in our national conn
cls-a peace offering upon the altar OF our common
Try.
Resolved That tender TO the Hon. Lewis Cass be-
hall OF the people OF Michigan expression profound
gratitude for the services he has rendered his State and the
Union in the great sectional struggle which has just term
mated That he the first of eminent who mar
out the line OF national policy by which these great
could be adjusted and arranged satisfactorily the tive
oi the Cnon and by singular devotion 10 the
country amidst the greatest trials its institutions have sus
,aned and by the display Of unsurpassed ability eApound
their and bearing upon a our interests, lie ha
earned character and secured confidence in his wisdom
and patriotism which no time can otlleate and no party
malice can obscure.
Resolved That while shall cheerfuy submit to the de
cson ef the national convention believe that ohe
can be presented for the next Presidency which WI
with such hearty from the Democracy OF e
country; that deem denomination due I, signal pub
lie and tie principles Of party which he ha
SO long and so faithfully struggled.
Resolved Tha, the Democracy Of Michigan stand now az
ever the Democratic PLATFORM established by the Ma
| tional Convention Of lS44 and lS4S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

NAsiiiSGToS, SEP-EiBsg 1850.
My DEAR SlR-I shtll be aJe t. home brioFc
the adj ,unment. There Two hundred thousand dol
ls a arprp3 tons iJr Chirlcstn not Vet passed Al
ready IN e.Jr has been made destroy large portion
them Ny duy 10 my trusts must superseicany persona
conscientious. Yours, l. +. HOLMES.
The above is full of practical sense-5nt it strangely
aics with the declarations Of the Charleston papers, e.
vor Of secession and dsuni,n Ii the Union is be dissol
we'd why does South Carolina keep her representatives,
Washington asking OF the Federal Government appropria
lions out of the trcasuyl The Macon meet
ng urged the and Representatives from Georgia
in case Of the passage Of the California BILL retire III
s,an;ly from the Capitol We do not hear Of their foma
wiihdrawa-on the contrary, they remain there VOTE
ceve their pav and ask for 10 promote the Interests
of Georgia This all right, but if The disorganzers
believed great wrong is thereby inflicted on Soulhcrr
Rights"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
CONGRE>s--IsT sEssIO,
FRIDAY, SEPT. q, l.
SENATE.

i.ter ordinary business vas transacted the Indian
appropriation b! was taken up and many amendments wes
oec ani ceastcd and agreed u. The bill then ordered
IL i!r! reading
message received from the P-esiicn, Of The United
, vim eore-pondence between The United States Cow
,iLe aa that q! Turkey in regard the Hungarian ex
lies. ~
!ac California hills were taken up. N
ac o - ascetlin 1na settle yiIdity OF private tN
claims in California taken up and debated by Mr. EIs\
mon and Mr. Ewing
II Tour O'Clock ti, Senate :o0k sevaq
LsENi>d SEssoS-lhe Senate resumed the consideration
at tie M 10 relation II private land claims in California
and aztec some remarks BY Mr. Benon the bill, motion
by Mr.. Hunter, laid on the table
lie OIL rJm The House making appropriations for furE-
cations, was passed without amend,:en
At Dickinson called UP The naval appropriation bill.
ir Rusk moved 10 amend il ty providing semi.
monthly mail from San Francisco to Panama
After some debate tie bi postponed; and the Senate
then Proceeded 10 hr consideration oi executive business
and al liie hour adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
lhe House went into Committee early hour on tho
amendments of the Senate, the Civil Diplomatic Bill
ne COMMITTEE c"ncnircd IN thu appropriation Of $40 0U0
or TIE expenses oi the tie Sublime Porte 10 be
exp, ndcG lnG' tie direction Of the Secretary of State
hr amendment ~ c Senate anpropfianc S2o0O00 {,
commence the additions 10 tnc Capitol vas rejected.
The Commtee. aller passing upun nunrroas If the
amendments oi The SENATE Tie y. which were rejected
rosr and
Tie !ionse aSsee 10 take day. ard adjourned
from To i clock.
The House i-ass..utc ci ok ird resumed the con-
sdcraivn of tie amendments ;e 10 the civil and
cilonaic tii which occupied i- attention until after l2
clock, "hrn a. The amendments having been disposed Il.
either iy concurrence non-co0currtnce therein the bill
was returned ~ He senate al Tie House adjourned
met IL IL ,ioen, ucA, EJru;ng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Correspondence OF tie lphla Pennsylvania.

kioHIoHD, "a. EPT. i, lc9l
N.r ~ weeks pas; !-I!L,t oi ltuusy sHais ha.,
visited tls city. wos tlc
an1 ~! iiuI st.d.c S-ach vi i,n-
r'!-, ani II Nater powc.s. All can hc sli.G
h. lincru, aion i tei.cysd tr !uiy ,qua aal
pihe! ii tie lnoE il i however oa; .rrr. It's cApor-
u ~. ;.s < -. nj only ia io,g cu.u,ailoa a:d pe-
pr 81 d!s.si n.
:. i.. .ay well hc called "Tn" Water Power Ci:y
~ n tbs , .!-Hegt oi wealth any city
i' ~! c.;y ;s.li lies ttc .Nugtl ..l.>
'.r I' II Ike ...aG Vi tide navigation. M,uceS
!er t 4, I!:!g l., being ihe SuaA side. .s !aei
81 - c;s ac oasis u wealth aad Importance eri-
"s0i ;r4rtr ciiV GrE.t' quIes, .e ~ and un-ur-
.aa .sT fo@er, there continued coniian,
re d-at, il expected that active operations
-tes,ing through il SHAH have been completed winch vi:
IL III ir course o the present fall lis congny ~ Tx
coa and iTon region vi Virginia. AMI lis oi cnnnec
cn With the cnIte South, seider il well worthy tie atie-
non oi manufacturers sething desirable location.
Nj iIan need naalng Investments in Easier:
Virginia tie "ate poweis OF RcEnund md M&nchcs'c.
a.c already extensively occupied wth -four mills works
cotton aaG wooiea acorics &C., ana il is believed thai
these places G.sed - become great manufacturing DIS
cis. The opening and extending .Ircc anL cInal IL
o.irs T. a!G til- oy gave oi lalG IN
~ use III pofLli.u anuiac,ules an1 general @eIta ~,
c;v "eals TIE afpe.rauce Oi improve Hcusc tie c -
q te year tour aiesds Wi terminate II tbs cg; lis pop
uio;ion was - Goo in 1880 gnG yI;ouy estimated
IL iron 81 utU &, D tU0 inhabitants.
Res .c!ia.y you.. COMPROMISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
SALES OF STOCK.
SNt.fS VI I: iCCh,
Reported dy LAa 4 Lancaster S0ct Br,isr Iisea "a.

Reior'tU 5y joan l. LlNccsle S5ea Hryer y Feen e.aag
Saturday, 2oai >!te-a5er.
virginia State Bonds -sue IL the Treasury Sl02 80.
Old, w,th interest from Juiy, SOB 80.
Eichmond Ci.y Honds--last slul So Do. with :.-
teest fu! 81 July SlG2 80
James River ana hanlwha Bonds guaranteed By TIE
siae>a's tbs wcch Sl0l 50 and interest i.om Isl Jly.
Eanh vi fit.in.a, pir S10$ails this week 81.
F,uncrs E4ma o. y!s2i:,.-sgl-s mi. wei. sl0s 50
Exchange Bank al Virginia i.ast saie sits.
Virginia Fiss and Marine la-aEeu,e--i,as; sale 3iGt
itie..noni Fire is4'e.aiea pr &2e-Sa!es This wee&
$50
hirhmon!. Frcierict sbng an4 Potomac Railroad Soc!.
Sale. This wuck 81 ~
Central Railroad s:l5cS- Last 81. $40
R.,.iuvn and p,,:>6u. l;,.oad Stock Las, sale s;u
J.u,s River sLc honawt.a ) s'ock--Last sales s20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
II. wires in and wires out.
Yct leaves man sill III doubt
Whether thc'' mcn that lai! ''thc track,
Xv.ra ~.,inr North or coming back

Such acute curves before obscrv an any track
After vending and winding our way along We arrived NJ
Penn Haven Al this point dcbarked, ana mounted me
deck oi a miseraby filthy and cranky concern, ycept
packet heaved along by poor horse. flefe ufew
upsrate comparison between our fine packets on our
James River Canal and their accommodations and this ana
reoiced 10 think something could be done as Well as
others. -
But the lovely enchanting route compensated us lot oil
ou lack of comforts The air was cool ana ora
cnr and the Heavens hung with canopy o CLOUDS pro-
tectlng the and aflrdne us refreshing saoe
never Tor driving into the cabin Inc Lengh
improvements by lock and dam. The ms vary rom
twenty 10 flly-eight leet in elevation me MI, as u IS
termed of the lock, varies from eighteen 10 ty-"o ise'.
On seventeen miles of river there seventeen ocas me
whole amount of elevation is 430 feet from Penn Haven
and some GOO feet above Manch Chunk.
After six hours and OF aborous toll bodily aiigued
though mentally charmed and delighted arrived at last Of
White Haven JUST in be late or the cars snorted
off and away lst as we wore in sight, in time 10 hear the
shrl whistle departure and the smoking nosr OF
old iron htrse putting of his accumulated pen, up long
restrained living breath OF had 10 take our pa
ence and baggage to the inn hard by ana store e
away till morning. r.
White Haven is great depot Of coal and lumber mere
the traveller of unsawed, and hugest pss o.
50 umbe-moe he would fancy than wouio nuio eve
nv house. and plank every road on the whoie continent
WE'LL the night being o'er and breakfast nnisneo,
We essay once more journey. From Inc nfsi s'eP
Of our iouney we are mounting inclined plane OF sixty
feet 10 the mile until arrived al the summit OF lhe noun
tain having reached elevation OF some Zu feet above
Mauch Chunk. From summit level We are transported
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
p. ii. EELl..

Mr.. Norton of the Loudoun District, showed bis snsaci-
~ and patriotism, in refusing vote Tor NJ winthrop as
Speaker. This Massachusetts Senator has shown his un-
sounness by se;esa in the Senateirs hS vote in
favor Of the proposition 10 abolish slavery in the
Slct o! Coum5ia-and next; in Producing the
table statements u Captain, which tu would not
yJuch for in regard the operation o the iws of South
Carolina and Louisiana lDrbddng the entrance OF free
gtoes into their States. In the Of te debate Senl-
tor Daugls of Illinois gave Mr. Winthrop very sknliu
and iRy blow. Illinois, il is well known, woui MT trust
legislature enacimens the subject, but incorporated
provision in her constitution positively prohibiting 0rtrer
any free from entering settling within her terri
orils NJ Douglas challenged the Senators oi Massachu-
Try the issue with hs State the constitutional
ground ami aae the question 10 the Supreme Court
This woali be free State against another State
which would ne hei;er than between free Slate and slave
State az would dycst the proceedings Of all prelui-
in regard slavery and would prevent any suspicious
that such prldces had in any way inler.eed with the
ruar course Justice. We hope Massachusetts will con-
cia1c tahe ~ The glove thus thrown 10 her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

like tios above quoted the aggregate of public Sc H.
meh wtch reaches IL through the press and oh-wisr
az oi'-bTS' II rJoicin Il is s., generally, the North
anh a; the South; the and West. That there
will be nn effort still 10 keep up excitement and
convert measures Of peac into elements of agitation,
rci and s!ieve. But whoever Undertakes task, vii!
tnd II uphill! work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

TRENTON SEPT 2-The Democrats held their State con-
ysnton to-day and nominated Dr. George p Fort OF Mon
mouth as their candidate for Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
WASHINGTON Srrr. 2

-
Mr.. Maxwell Collector Of the Port of New York, was
confirmed by the Senate In Executive Session last night
The nomination Of Mr. Peters, Collector of New Orleans
was rejected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

E>p.Il LIZ tor tie ensuing year. w
H., le.s uilc generally, urneai Agent did q"
. !.e ~ a e - tt. .l.I. Negroes. .feningo iinstsdnG
M -.nl Id C3ms ever: tescpt!n lie wi! ais" Sei irl
l. g. M sae ,ni Properly q. al eGls II. hopes from %
prompt attention 20 business. to merit AMI receive
a- = pt s.t.als-s. o..
~ - street IN tie g the Drag Store OF Messrs Gay
~ . .,,.si,e p.ni I,.... agr,t,r. s"nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

Ey ard uit. Tie aGr,e and consent II Tie Senate
John .l>on, principal CLERK Public Lau, in The
General Land Oicc, under the act Of ith Juiy >55.
John NJ Mourc. 10 IT, principal Clerk oi Snrycys, in said
Office vice john II. H;I,on, appointed above.
raecy H. aieeker .! Kentucky, 10 oe Associate Judge u
the S.lenc Court the United STATES ur the icrio!!
ii Minnesota.
Richard Milton 10 hr Deputy Postmaster at Winchester
Va
oTFIcEkS CUSTOMS.
CullEcroas.Jaseph Z tch,s, aisct ri Alexandria, Va
lclson Minor district ri rappahaEnnck Va. Vim. Gar
n.ti di,c; ri Norfolk. Va Lourn H. Ir.aa. disiric,
Klchmond Va Wm. f. Howden district Of Petersburg Va
SURVIVORS --Chas. T. Stuart, port of Alexandria, Va
lhn- p Baswel port oi Accomac &. H., Va; Isaac ii
Parker po!t Of Norfolk, Va; Van. Cray port Of Pol
Roya, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
III l.li:L's 4. ..>si.

NJ ~ Gk's E1s~aNI a. VI OUrr + --r1'
ANEat. w.e four pouais o toiiee great con
~ .asssi l.,ui more dccai" i.sor iI the "
& ... he o.8 sly co.or anu ceftny hea!;ae
SONG 10 ciearu Jus received. and Tor e onlt uy
GAYNOR a. WOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
:. T. !; \ - =. son. ..1. ~, l5tn ssree.,
,,t -es,,iz .ucl FAIL SiUCh co.sss IA iaf .! The

). {. ca ) .. y sDN, ..'. 70, I"th s'ItFt, -,
HE cceAiag Uel. FALL sioSA 'o.sss "a "' - '' '''
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traeo The s,l:Gcn o Goods 10" sa0t. ara id'i-'S
a.e. Shoe Makers ctFrase HakeiS lA""e' a"" Car
Saa Sao-,!.er les and Veal Sains, Tanoers' Oh.
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terms ios cssh. OF iaac'. Gus orers. "a The usual
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WING associated Wli IL business ABNEN T. HAkN'i
sf asa t.vo.as kHewn 70 IA! customers, t "'i'i'S
ni IN ii:ule h, c0r,uc- unier the sty- aui iiTm o
RICHARDSON HARNEf
rp. m, taanks 10 my I,ens a customers Tor The n9eFa
I,feoor bg:;ov, utU nv' beg va'e 10 s"i' e"!s
a--+.'S y 80" ''' " IL G.. RICHARDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
NOTICE.

sA T. ROBINSON may st BE- found h@ Office Oh Frank.
- wer. H. b. consn:e! 10 regard I" al forms OF
g. nd npf. especially those OF oas s'aiUg. such
e u! whcn The ptet has dcslaired oi reeot".
= ILL., ch ani uler forms o' Dis.
s lie assertion majority oi those suite lEg may b.
t vegrtte reuls iin' DC entirely reso ed
a icile h CITY. he risr 20 uu.
cured, aui satisfy The lEcfedu
W.. Pefs ds 4Hc.. DISCERNING 'heit symptoms aml ei'
z . AL N,cn prescription, ahi package OF me-
ssc-. !orns Of diseases removed speedily aud Iernannly
-9s avai! themselves the of .Caais Paen
Gt.yIc Ra;.ely 4" So b. calling the Doc
Ole fmasln between 2th anl liih streets Sept G-3m