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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1850-12-07
To the Ladies'!

Finding Ladies' Goods, such as Shawls, Alpac-
cas-, MerinOs, De LANES, Ginghams, Prints, &c
&c, very low, we purchased a large assortment,
| which we will sell TWENTY PER CENT LOWER than
the same articles can be sold by those who bought
earlier
GIHghams l23 cents per yard; better than
ever before offered in this market for that price.
Come and satisfy yourselves.
ShaVylS Bay State, Empire, Scotch, Brocha,
Cashmere, aud Black Six ShawIs which we offer
at great bargains.
Prints, the best and cheapest assortment ever
offered-from 64 cents to shilling, and all fast
coors. If you want dress, be and call at
Haynes before buying.
TO THE GENTLEMEN
If you wish to save TIVE Bty per cent in buying
your Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
and have fresh aud better assortment TO choose
from than before offered you, call at the
"RAIL ROAD STORE!"
also, if you are in want of any kind of Groceries,
Muslin Leather, Nails, Glass, or Stoneware, come
and look at our stock before buying.
And with the determination to spare no pains to
give entire satisfaction. both to village and
country trade, cannot fail to continue to hear it
said that
Ell "a w NzN EE ~ 9
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Arrived.

Steamship son,herser Dickinson, Charleston IS hours ndse to
SpoAoI1, rleston i Co. '' S'' ~
ship thoa Davis No'ans IS ds esrase passengers
70 rr9st Hicks Sailed company Will shr Sheffield bound 10
Ship Issu. new Faruham Bath d. in ballast, to J Athens
business, 49, sS~' ''A@4'e
Ship Pktl Connecticut; Williams Havre Sent ndss anil "a.
sshgefs 10 Habut Co. Oct lat 81 - lon n 90 sov
wreck Of org and abandcre bsd the
having Ueen sppee Tie loren a lying and all uDon ses
Rannsst and eo"spI standing p4nte green inside with wbs
stisak outside house deck btLea about ll Inn.
burden could not male out her The had death and
bItbs on the passage. - ~ @4u
Barb Rapid Ward Havana sugar to Moses Taylov oct
10, CT FrylnE Fan ShoaS, the bark lsla Cuba %
heavy ge from SIS The has eAv, gale, ,r Ne
on Der passage and when days Havana found lin,
we've e. Is ns north vi Havana 10 Ion o. by NV
gales the 2Cth i - y"
FatA Convoy o ST Mel Hopper Black RIVER Jam ;,
Is, Pweoto, TO lrett Nose Left Atnecaa y-sss, -
The has had the greater part q her ,ck the lever o.
the pas "
B'r. lisa De Cubs MArscaaa Havana INST nse TO Tr
Barrsiss.
Brig Helena Daieh Post Amsterdam 40 d ise ON,
passenger to order
badocs Oct s hdys 81, 10 i X Corning &
Big osceoa Shaw, Savannah IS lumber, to Arrowsath
Big ol,e Kelly, Naeh.s ls, humber to Simpson, Mayhem
& Co
Big VISTA Myers Wilmington NC d.. naval stores to
Dolper & Potter
Brs MARY Chapel saad, savsnuAh a' lans.r Nc.
nGe Keel r.a Savannah s ce,,oa aud nee TO s,as.
&. coTpsT Rrl Brown cse 81 d. ra,e to MIXERS
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FINANCIAL.

B1NARMERS' BANK OF KENTUCKY.
& SUBSCRIPTION TO $4,000 Of The CAPITAL
STOCK Of lie FARMERS BANK KENTUCKY--rhe
undersigned hayiug been aPpoa,t by Ibe Boa Of Drec
os of lie above ained Bank their Agents in ts city TO re-
crve Subscriptions its Capital Stock The amount Of
S5G0.GGG give notice shat Books for that purpose
now oI,cu at tIe-0ilce OF WiNSLOW, LANIER s co.
81 Wailsi where subscriptions VIII be received ntl fur
En- tossud share CT 500 each are authorized 10 be
si n ar $50 on each SHIRE ngsi be pad al the time OF
subscribing SO Tie l5h day OF January next u85lj;
the residue subject 10 cal by Tie bo&I OF nceofs faT
ties al the tine Of subscribing may however pay io their
shares IN flil. if so disposed , 4. = -,
This Baak was chartered by the Leg'satlFe OF henlcy
arms last session. to supply n part the demand or more
orai growing ont OF the Wholesome business WlIIs OF
III citizens of tie State, the present Banhns t%.'a ues
altogether inadequate. The charter IS hbeIl ~ rs ~
listens has tr wears to run. with no power reserved oy
he ToGisnlre in any wise alter control u Inc zap
ital Stock is 2,i00, OF Whca aSo' o SigE be
C60 here offered VIII be taken by citizens OF ma.
State and elsewhere The Bank, With seye:al Of Us Us
Borcbes is now in operation. The Mother BANK IS TO-,
cnted al Frankfort the Sea; Government The State OF
Keutucky Is believed 10 be most favorable anu secure 10
ver Great Consisting principally OF hemp, corn cattle
horses mules hogs bale rope, baSgng &c Sc 70 aclii
which large amounts OF EGchaASe on 'Ae SCUM "
North are Offering to the Banks. -
Thehigh credit OF the State of KenuckT ana al OF eG
Banks are evidence OF whe; ms new BANK MI oV
credit and standing OF her Banks are equal 20 Ls W 81!
other State tbs Unions their notes tom an portAlt f'
OF the circulating medium OF THE Mississippi aey passing
current from Pittsburgh 10 New-Orleens.
No Banks are better managed their current dividends
now being from Eight Ten per cent per alnuIi win
large accumu0Qns Of surplus or reserve !unds and mex
stocks are row considerably above par in the market
The charters OF most ii ali OF the other Banks III me
Western md Southwestern States expire WITHIN me next
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky having thirty years 70
rn will have field of circulation OF great value 10 us
stockholders. ,.,o
Tine Directors think they will be able pay dividends
equal 10 any other Bank in the State.
Mr. Hanna, the President OF the Bank IS now IN ms Oiy
may be found daily, u short e at he Offices OF the ui
Pa,nnbie comics of statement and charter Of The Bank
NAV he had on application New-Inrk Oct 2l 1850
my - WfNSLOW, LANIER Il co. 81 WalEst.
oqi I'm WARD 4 co 81 Wal-st.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK
Clcurpd.

Steamship Isabel Rollins, Charleston spoocd Tes;on Co.
Ships Atlas Brown Baltimore Nathan thompson Kate Hunter
fsIsns gsuIa Bay Nathan thompson Georgia Mills Savannah
Eiwelt New EuSlId Munon Nofsans Frost l. Hicks Ma
non, Jo6nsos Savannah, Bnuham & Dimon
SAIA Jaspsr, Hasty, Charleston, Durham & DImon
bHss Wosst Peters Rio dc Jaue.Fu Schmidt Bahea fsd
esafsneeG beeton r sAalng 81 John NB Aiken; Falcon
ST john, NJ, Il lIvin " f" -''
schs Scoth Mcfarland, Jacksonville Buck Prince Henry
lBt DuIkee, Yarmouth. Ms Brans Eu,cIprse BOYD San
Erauci kqheldt Sarah Perry NBsdod Monterey Aciy
sloop Pues, Godftey, Taunton
Ba'ses Comet Biiggs, Pills; >hatk Ely, do.
Steamer Novelty, Bgisgs, Philadelphia
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Foreign Ports.

Prince, brg Niagara Harding from Bangor for
Nlors ready; Edwin B0ton Both ul 23i
WaudeIer, mooers, Thomls stea t
Cages Eaoch Beuuer Norton, Oct Imperial
Weher, for SYoIk d.; Teszsr BIZ Caves in d. to
lord for London; sch sayhew Spencer, for SYork in d
Tu'ts Jones' Gaou about The 2Oh;
Mar, Chiffon Hawkins, for Boston,
At Batbadoe Oct g bark H.nry bridge Whttesev from
Maven for Pade hR barb Gov HARRISON fer IN
: das. Slid lsi, bark AtlGutc, Dual, for Trinidad
AtSt nans OctS snip Anduyer and bark Franklin st; ~
ORDERS brig Man Ellen. for New York next day. >
ADV al Params 4 INST Ecuador B for San Francisco ;
brig Zane Rogers, for DO 10th
Adv 27h nit bark Chester Warren for San Francisco 2s;
a" snip nv As or o Nanncs e as e lea Taboya Island with
an fixtures &C. for the benefit OF may concern the I'd
'' SN'10'-' VA ''7 -
SD in Rio Jansro Aug 49, brig Selma Storey lin SYort calor.
Az Pernambueo Aug H. brig Ohio Dass- i'm NYork June 81
std e Stpt ~ ior san Francisco alst Prebp ballard
IN Dc June ~ and sid 10Th for via Mnntevdeo e when
M I'm LOT don 80 days and sid tor California "a nh b,, H.
Nlu Jaueiro. 'hSi--- ''N U.s. 49,
An at DO Aug 20 h Leper North, from Philadelphia, and
probably temsreo 18th yl, for do. 49, i1' az
Al Porto CAosll 9th ut bt.p WbisIavsn n, r .
10 os The only vessel port 49, '1 " e'f'' "
Al hbeaeo 26th ut brig orato Ge4n oil and for Nyork had
Tn SGas se5uFs on account Of informally in her papers
Aoui' ordered the removal OF the embargo upon lie
Syl NE c" o Court Capt Green protested sgsIst the
An encan Consul ~ . a. SIC i1"as Oh the
At Havans lSh init. Georgia Porter. I'm syo,t ,7
i0 thasFes Eaeon i'm chages nth for NOrlsans !Ch
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Snolkcns &c.

Oct H. lat o. 90 Ion 60 80 Charles Appleton, for St Thomas
ofCspe Nicolas Mole bark Manchester from (onayes for
oc, H. lat a. lon H. ship Shirley and for Boston, from New
Orleans,
Oct o. night of sIonauk saw big George Washington for Bos
Patterson, for AID Lebanon for Portland all from
Thlacedhia.
IS, long sch Eyeira, $50 eporsduppossd Gen
Irwin IN Baltimore for Jamaica
sOu,l
oct a. 96PM Cape Hattera Light House bearing WNW, ship
Fart ed NYork for Charleston.
oc6 lat Ion B brig Truant days from New
York o Liverpool
Oct 80 So ship standing Sc, showing red
sisua with black in IL
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WhaIcrS,

Spoken Feb l. of Grozee Islands, ship South Carolina Corey
Npediord. AGO bbls so sp) oil.
SO NBedforA Oct 20 ship Joseph Megs Allen Pacific
Ocean
letter from mate Of bark Cl,rce of SBedr report. the bark
George Washington Baker NBedord short time previous
June with $50 tp- all well
Prnambuco aug Roanoke Of Geeupor Hand from
Beverly sls inst, brig Gem Watkins Atlantic Ocean,
bis oil.
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Domestic PORTS

DC, Arr reh Albany Boston CID schs Frank and
e"Iv m Mlcot Boston; Planter Fall River W 49,
CD .rs M..s 1s oet aiAIr sch Hyde Bay PASSPORT
teckei. - ''1' "OI'@it barnard, Nan
BOSTON, oct G3-Au ships walpoIe Cutter c,,r.t, nv.
Sand Heads lh ASA BL Watt Calcutta June "a Sand d
%g.a lhaflow TURKS island Lowell Loysaud Bait
lon heiuotis, 90; brgs Smyrna sprage 81 go Chi.
5LLa bpes7 Gwoo San Jean Cuba; Fatces Br1 gI pibv
nsSn br harvey ST john Nh, Susan Thnrow savannah H.
oy b s RSa NC Ann Elizabeth E r. George
James Crosby showers do Hudson o VYoTk Hal.t, do
~ eo' Enphe Cfove 90; Yucatan Baker do Afare;;s
Hi Atinsy, NJ '" he DO Eliza Merrhew Gfin DO Msozano
yvsy &C. koaner Nichols do chs Lanarne Eaol s. Tboma
or collins Liverpool; Lysander Powers Savannah Ez,
Juho Ayss SI'io ReaRer Long do Calhoun do
M i - hotas Dyer DO California 6anags do Edna c. Crowe
y rr Sse65se, do; Patterson Patterson DO; of o
is, NsWsfk Elizabeth OTIS Albany; Empire Lowell do A.,
Fo A. y OK An'e Rhodes do ISIS Chase do; Sea Lion
- CO. las Wight Johtson Carendnu Wal,c. Dr. par,
Sei bnde Prvssey. do Helena Thorndite do rssnj
N co. CaSsi1t Meryuan. do; fnsin Norton d.. OH, nj
W. rIpI.aouh NJ Hepsibah Smith Coz Energy afebsn, EJer
''STntspott lSel haasor; Eclipse Rich do LIZ q snSa
ITer,ooi -T..S% Va Qua aa,9e, ship squana cocser
hsrnloe I'd ship hGsen French EEnst bark. CO.. I'm
ST s19l hinPrs Chandler Hoteausi H Il Curtis wnlny
1h, ~ sooaa of Salsecs brig eander Mayo Can. 49,
~ hEs sea-er, kesrrey. St JOhns, NJ; Tcress Han
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DANKING HOUSE OF ]. CARO-
L. G. CARRINGroN, Auciioneer.
HEN IACOR S PLAII-EA THEN-

~ JAJOD =. TLA I l-EAhI HIN
lsWARE s.lLE-PACKAGE TRADE SALE.-At 10
O'Clock THIS DAY, at tie Auction Store y Plast %
sample crates can be examined in William and Gold sis. adj
Joining the Auction Room I'LL the hour sale The whole
has Just been landed from tile Shannon ind New land
from Liverpool and consisting of 90 William Adams
Sons frst5 ware-aInoug which IS 80 crates c edge
and dpt Ware z blue Florence u crates flowed
blue Tonquin. ) crates flowed mulberry " Jeddo.p
Also, so crates "Goodellow's' white Granite.
Also, IS crates assorted Ware.
n B-The whole sale will be peremptory and without
reserve and the whole is in prime order for shipping if
required. Where there duplicate crates the privilege
viii be given 10 the first purchaser agreeable to the estab-
lished usage ofthe trade. o25 It
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s n.r. w...,sa,r c,.n.. JAG. oay. EE d. anoet to

Sch Hairs Waterbury cransf Jaes sony'e EF DE- un7ef :"
Cstccr.
81. clrsrn suu4 Baltimore D., coat
Sch Elra po-t-r Hotnios h'cuas do, fs'h. c.Jv
sch EHzsbe Iahs,u Narks 10 D. and k's "
iobr,o 10 Z y tiurbui Th- sch Atso@, N9llf-j
~ Ms, H. arr hen s-s re pr-ne N.Y.
LOAF 90 of "alfobun Mel Parsons fooa'eo y U.s.
TO e.rnnh Z son Left no A u-,ean 'er7es -. "a + g
Sch Dsrga.,, AM Burgers. Elizabeth CITY ~ WHsA :"
s ~ " F{s,a-. Derc.nr Tarnpico Ny West DE- a'tc
m n Iarant sch AtnaHl tom rYo'k Tor h4a.ofa, ph
K.y di,tse having b~-n ashore on The 'Te w.
Sci msfgsret ~ossu Pe,erburs % eoioo to ! 'sf,
Sch Tate toi Bosion) jones' fof an '''' - - -
So Aebafon Br Ees+ 8; Martins II q. sa to STd
tulwsIta Z sJi; ss's ~
Sci Seu York Geod'en Boston d.
wIsD-ru,5g til. day. from to sw, viii rain at sunset
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~ TcieCrnph.


xopILE Oct 7-Ar bark ST Mary aud brig, Fo[seee rom
peon AMI Pgrrick Henry. CImafns. mi nar3on from
~ " ORLEANS, oct i6-Arr ship Mary Glover bost5n-
BOSTON oct44Arr bark LsnoI, Inpini Aug IL bafh ivan
soae cIanstad eth Esineur 18Th Sept Oct TO- lat
- r. i,n Al 81 ra,se4 hip k1H..Or Of Sotrn ~,
Bsits I.wreace Baltimore; Deacy Philadelphia cry AVoa Af
aga Sept 10 ~, Z sooKe 73J lat 20 a5 Ion
~ ~ .cb Wprratut B4sion Tor Bucksvlle. So
90 NJ antboa Baltimore; Wm acGvefy, Geo w a'hilSton
ID aywrI ihii. .eh T.rua, Rotterdam sept strgz
Norh Atlahtc $40 sp Henrietta tr-defgS 'aran
~ I'D Sanry Bhen Phl-; Wm Henry taondou; t. -,
"a sbp Living Age Koreans barks Bay state hs'ioIsj -,
Philadelphia; brig Earshah Dutch oo' ''"' ~
Bysic, EfOrk. ,,.-
cid ,chs Gen Knox, and Couyos. Richmond
PORTLAND, Oct l5-ArT sch Warren, NTorS.
C,5 SHIN Forest State. no leans -, II
kEWBURYPORI Oct GAR org finIa, rniai e" 49, 80
William. Eew-I ok -, IT, -
a Cba. n Rnck ngha Pa; scs Mount Hope, haro!ehead
ana wachmsn, Afok
WrgfF0RD CID 23I hip Tametahd North Atlantis
pRoyIDFECE-Arr 49, brig K Lawson Pnlaii schs 91
bulv Ba timore Mara L Day ton. Phlad 49,, 4.
SD svhs May Miller, ard Reeves, fhi3 soop u 4fA
YORK . NJ,
DI6HTON-sd sch Ros!na and sioop Ere, y oFk. -,
FAII RIVER sch sarah Eizabeih Fh31 Shops "
TioTe AID Gorhar Abaay23i sch AtY=nef-r, l'ondou
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Oe7 lat lon Is 20 passed large Am bark aP
pareny EoK, having red nodlns and ,nnH:
hte bureee black border with GEM IT George Webster
from Boston, Oct ., for California;
Sept A. Ion Al, sp Josiah Crcweli Kiisy from Boston
CT a. OF hiontaA brig Oriental Robuson In Nfork oc 10y
for San Francisco 49, - 80. r. n, f.. q.
the sh inst where she put IN tor coal AMI
would sailagain IN few days
Boston Sept 25) for San Francisco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuctoneeT
YEHO EMIGARNTS, FARMERS, ME-

q CHANCES and OTHERS t.it tht toiN I %
G Ia 5G%0 ACRES VI Az .''', -.'l,'D ~, WIN
NFSOAY the 18th dry OF November next at Il O'CLOCK, at
the Srcsroorl. No Wail-st. corner OF New'sl-
5000 ACRES OF voluube land lying at aud near Medord
Station or the Long Island Railroad - p.a,. ,,,,,,,
Metturd staten IS sltunted N the loW OF otoOhaYeu
S,fpi county - niles from Brooklyn. It's the point ot
Communication by railroad, between NeW lork auo ulS
village OF Putchoguc, PUrtJ Jefferson and bepor ms wai
other smaller places, and Is one OF me nuS up'saaS
way points on the road. The station Is iour mIes noas
Patc6ocue and ten from Port Jefferson. As lswe known
the Long Island Railroad IL one OF the estaoseo routes
between New-Ior and Boston
The soil embraces every variety rom pure loan 70
mnnrc us wen compost, in every
spect adapted TO modern agriculture
The tract IS covered with an OAK nnd pine grown OF Va
large enough for the New-York market There Is alD
some valuable building timber. Water OF the best qualify.
Tie soGtherly bomdHry one mile and three quarters
from the OF Pgtchogue the nOrihery nne miles ro
Long san; Sound. There mills schools and churches
within miles and the country aroundis fast I!ng up
II is estimated that within year upwards OF three hundred
persons have purchased lands IN the immediate vicinity r
the purpose OF Improvement
eyrv respect these lands svcrlhy the attention Of
EMIGRNNT$. FARMERS, MEG HANGS and OTHERS
in want home and place where by moderate industry
and economy, an indepenience may be secured
For the convenience ipurcGscrs the property has oeen
divided into acre lots which viii be sold sngy with the
privilege eff one or more oflhe adjoining lots
The whole viii be sold without reserve the following
conditions Ten percent and the Auconecrs fees on me
dav fsae twenty-five per or before the b day OF
md mortgage the option the purchaser for years at
6 percept-interest payable semi-Gnnually
For further particulars and maps and plans of the above
properly. apply the Auctioueer.
depot at BROOKLYN at NJ every day. arrives Meiiord
at II NJ and passes srelum 10 Brooklyn at st P. NJ.
thus giving an opportunity TO examine the lands and return
person viii be in atendanceat the station, show the
property. Q95l o3 i9F
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IInuncilns,

Tho ,perdd ship Heyeta OIL tun', intended for Of Whit
Lock line of New York and HAVE packets vas launched at kenne
bunk nh inst from yard Eumons d Llttennh She
Thorough white ship her plank wales beams and knees
hanging and upper deck knees all OF the best
whit OAK
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcHER, Aucioueer.
LOTS. - CONTINUE

E4NURUfIAM DO % = NVAN AINUA-
4 TGoN OF the POWELL SALE.-ANrHoNY ~.
wv, Powrtr. NJ Fordhan on THURSDAY, Oct the Sst
1850 Mt u o'clock at the Real Estate Sales Room Broad
st by order Of the Administrator And tins property con-
beautifully situated for building purposes, on KINGS
BRIDGE TURNPIKE, ard on Union and Canibrelmg
avs Delancy.place, and Bayard, Holman Iorifari,
William Arthur and Elizabeth SIS permep OF ire above
property which anbe obtained the Sales Room, Broad
st. Title perfect Thrcc-quPrters OF the purchase money
can remrn on bond and mortgage per cent for three
years For further particulars apply to the Auetonee Is
above. (lto@} o<t Is
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucuoneef ,,c, ny
TDER SALE OF LOIS LIN
A IT. MRRwIs, Aucdoneer; oo ~.
rov RANl5S. BROTHER & CO. 204
sSppo1nWAY-Cash advances made upon all een'


s'snAieA'R REGULAR FALL PARCEL SIAdh>tEn ~ uoy
or ENGLISH AND AMEHicAN So the sale %
- iob TIE INVOICES already received from London ago os
q mos aaeg M es5 4esgeei oTG 4s
The asPo oTe o o5 adapted the Holiday se0 os
T6e caaoEas % 5s saf @msdae S5' '
slcu4u IA''' O' AT PRIVATE SALE. .t.oS
large Of P ao.s s9 ses nis p@P ZEE ss d
bohE very T;pr; the Classical Library, the AnlgfI
me 9 ira me Scientific Library end the qstfaasd, vi
b each embracing the be s es. SS9ss TRs a IA
ssye, a..u received ere the second volume OF INC 80
si r Of Jnius yasa Lives OF Painters Ss.aaigst
ea.9~ crectg Arstaties Nichomacbean hmcs
alc original and selected, an analytical ln!fol Ts
YIN nv " r. Browne, A. NJ; and CrIikshanEs t ,Sess
ConrSes AID Dessert with illustrations Orders sd ~ As
40 eli the previous volumes promptly eXecG;yeI sdrze.
Jrp-is Lectures Science and Art, Ew1aDK Ssass
hre and Mechanics Benners Double Entry BooAA0'f-'~
new edition, &c. &C. &c.
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Es For Marriages and DEATHS, and Passea-
gers, see FJlA Page for Foreign MARKETS. ses
THIRD Page
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susRises. sets...-..... oe MooS-Rsss Ala
high WATER.---.. OCT IS.
Sandy Hook...n 10 Gov, Island. He'll Ga,e...l Aim
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MINIATURE ALMANAc......rms DAY.
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To Mariners.
California Vessels Spoken. &c.

Tie Sandy Hook Light Boa, na. been bousnsto this CITY for re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25
BOARD in WILLTAMSBURGH.-A

gentleman and his wife, and two single gentle
men, can be accommodated with PLEASANT ROOMS in
private family IS Firsts one minutes walk from ne
peck-slip Ferry Boas run every five minutes during the
day Locaou very observation-disclosures facing the water com
nanding fine view Of Brooklyn, New-York, East River,
Ot 0F
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BOARD WANTED In BROOKLYN

TPOARD.-To LET very DESlRA-
d . BILE ROOM with board, TO gentleman and his
wife or two single gentlemen Inquire ut 81 lryingpace
% 3ix
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TSoARD WANTED, by va , young ne IL, lady, d
piano Terms must be moderate Address G. d Tribune
ofice o25 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

YENWO well-furnished ROOMS on the
II FIRST floor with full or partial board for single gentle
men only at II Walker-s west side OF Broadway OIL w*
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DOARD.-One or two families or three
ADor four single gentlemen can be accommodated with
pleasant ROOMS, ifapplied for soon. o@j 81
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BOARDING.

pOARDING.-Board wanted, by wild
i , oyv lady. in Il respectable private family, where the
comforts of home may he secured The lady VIII furnish
her room II necessary Terms must be moderate Refer
cnces given ifrequired Address w L. B, this office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

ROARD,-A young gentleman wants
comfortable room with breakfast and tea in private
family in pleasant part OF the city WIN be wiling to pay
q liberal price. Address w. w. this Office o2} 3tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BOARD WANTED, by lady, III a
Il 3 small private iamly-one viii: no other boarders pre-
ierrcd References given Address f. II. Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

DOARDING-Roo may be obtained,
Il with board at q Essex.st JERSEY CITY, in very
desirable and pleasant location facing the Bay and Mar
OGt u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BLOOMS to LET, with Board. suitable
Il for Gentlemen and their Wives-aso single gentle
men, together with Bali-Room aud all the modern i'm
provemens al Lamarine place, Twenty nlnl-st Refer
ences exchanged. Oh wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BOARD WANTED, in New Y DIRK or
Z D Brooklyn by Two Young ladies' One well furnished
room will be required. Terms be moderate pr-
vale family preferred Address L. VI. Tribune Office. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman and
4 his wife would like board for the Winter, with
FURNISHED ROOM Private family preferred. Refer
ences exchanged Address II. + Tribune Ohce o@3 5t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-25

BLOOMS TO LET, with BOARD, suit
Il q able for GENTLEMEN and their WIVES. or SIM
GLE GENTLEMEN, ell las Hudsoust opposth ST Johns
Park Reference exchanged o9 Ink
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-04-13
E. FAYETTEVILLE n c. APRIL 13 1850

one who bad fallen quietly asleep. lie
was conscious t" the last moment.
At about 8 o'clock on the evening pre-
vious to his death. MIR Calhoun remarked
that his mind was never clearer that he
had great facility in arranging his thoughts +;
and III reply to a remark Of his sons, that
he was fearful he was everlasting his mind
with thinking. he said s. l cannot avoid
thinking of the political affairs Of the coun-
try. If could have but one hour to speak
il the Senate, | could do more good than
on any previous occasion of my life-''
J. A, S.