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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08

Position AND PROSPECTS OF THE EMpIRE STATE.
We published in yesterdays paper the annual
report of the Comptrolsr Of this State to the Le-
eislature BOW IN session and although its length
VIII no doubt prevent many from peruslng II, still
II is document worthy of being read by every
person who takes an interest in the growth and
progress OF the Empire State, whether he is ma
tive OF 1t or not. We are informed ia few words,
by the Comptroller, in this able document, that the
financial condition of the State is IN a high degree
prosperous and encouraging The public credit,
he says, is untarnished, and our pubic securities
command an unusual premium at home and abroad.
Internal Improvements yield a handsome revenue.
The school fund is amply large enough for the
dispensation of knowledge Tor all time to come.
and the revenue for the past year was more thar.
was required for the expenditures.
Such is the present condition of the great St.te
of New York, unrivalled for its prosperiy-for the
magnitude and importance of its public improve
ments-for the intelligence and energy of its peo-
ple--for It's prosperity-and at this particular juno
ture. We may add, for Its devotion to the great
confederscy Of which it IS a member. Let our
fanatics talk as much as they please about the hor-
Iors and inhumanity of slavery--let them threaten
as much as they please about dissolving the Union
iSt tieH ucCAtiiH tHey are HodIsc dOOut tue
social institutions OF the South-there is not a
people in the republic who are more devoted to the
integrity of the Union, ready to rise in it's
defence, if unfortunately should ever be assailedo
than the people OF this the Empire State.
The State of New York, however, is only In it's
infancy. Its agricultural, mineral, and manufac-
| turing resources are not yet half developed When
they made as much of as possible, New York
will be much greater State than it is now. But
independent of these resources, her greatness
must grow with the rapid increase and growth 90
the Western States, and, above all, she, and this
city particular, will rxpand and become greater
when the connection between the Atlantic and the
Pacific oceans, by railroads and ship canals, shall
have been finished. AS soon as those great works
are finished, the whole Of the East will bo
revolutionlzed, and New York, from Its geographic
cal position, must inevitably become the seat Of
commerce and of the money power of the world.
AS ii is, such degree of greatness as the State OF
New York has reached ia such comparatively
short space of time, cannot but excite wonder and
admiration.
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city in,e,Iixence.

Tn wr.rnyR y e,tefday morning a fail Of hsst
broke in upon the pie ssEt rost Of the last ies days
aLd in the IL ended in rain which continued
fail TO the time Of going b. prefe dsuging the
with mire aud rspdsIiug them nearly inPessa-
bic Tor psdssfiahs. mbTelAs aud oGhibus-s we're IN
great rtguitition
A-ssutr WIN a HarcuNt.--A mac named oven
Eeiiy residing At l39 Washington street lad dioul.
ty Uith the bar tender Of liquor store. ~ the
~ Ws,hirg icD md Albany streets, Saturday night
sh n.rc oclcck. concerning ray rert for glass Of
Ton.r scrordtpp TO g,lly's own stAtemsrt tAo bar
t,na.r s,ir.d hs,ehrt 9th which no struck hu to-
blows "a the haek o. the head, inictiog verJ severe
scslp wsGndE.
S-DpttH ssp ms L,pr.- rrsltc wsssiya MARY
toEitt. the authUrtts, has sent in common witl
UfLtr journals statement In reference 10 sander
vbo Las teen writing letters IN her name BY ~hoh he
Ia .vied contributions from SIR r. Peel Lord BIcug-
hs NacaulAy and others 10 IL feared ne has escaped
tht hands ~ Justice IN england aud has arrived ia
suer,ca eth hs vifs where there prery probability
that be vii reuew vi. system 81 syyiog nancy In the
q Mary Hewitt ca 70 nsy b. some othef 81 tue
Hpan 1oIr,vebt this yiliany from succceds,g it Is
r,gue Ilis age u about thirty manners AID appear.
ere. gsrtsusrly; height eve feet ten tnchesi ecu-
whiftsrs ,bsvsd "a he has stccp o. the shovl5Frs
aud, breeding saTk sxPrtesion hs wife is b-ioS tse
ritdie sire sMsn fssturss rcd face. tghi hair a1i
tyes. good teeth a Wild eye.
Gas Gas The Eas lamps In Beekman street we're
nearly ell out il the early Iart q sunday night also
the ess sLt IN the station house 80 that tha, part q
tie city covered with darkness The lamps IN the
sixth xstd cut at half past twelve o'elcck Hos
tie COS Cemrtny do give value for the money they
receive cut Of the pockets OF the citiIens
Tnr on LaNfs The oil lamps ia Washinstoa
,tfstt from thaflton to Hammerslry streets cat
~ seven O'Clock. on sunday evening sul la K.uy
srttt from ett TO Hudson street they were Gus Il
uirs oclocs IL ito BE- hoped thattke ~ nthers
viii eiys little mole isLt 70 the people vho pay 20
dsasly for %.
Boz, FoUSn rHE NoRrH Rrrs.--.At one o'cl'cy.
IN y,stsroay ncrniuE the police ~ the Third ward
found the dsad body q susn noatug NJ the foot q
rttinscn street Tbs ororef sent fur sld
ti,t r. furo drowned" returned by the jerry
prAIR o., pHowStSa This Coroner yesterday held
IN gusst the body 81 rsTick Gilroy agsf thirty
ytsrs tcru IN Ireland Who came 20 his srah BY drosa.
AZ. he body picked up from the water foot q
Robinson street North River Verdict sccof hnglr
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Suicide and Fire at montrose, Pa.

MoNTRosE, Pa, jan 7, 1850,
The carriage manufsctory Of H. Clemens together
with barn adjoining, consumed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss 81 900 mo insurance.
man belonging 70 Otsego county, was found sus-
pended by his handkerchief in the woods Spring
VILE, this county From the appearance of the body,
it 10 supposed to have been there for two weeks.
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BRIpcEpoRT, Conn January Z, 1850
The steamer Niagara, running from this place to
New York in connection with the Housatonic Rail.
road burst her steam connecting chamber this morn.
ing at O'Clock, she was leaving her dock, doing
much damage, and entirely disabling her. No lives
lost. She was loaded With freight. The Roger VIII
liams has Just taken her in tow for New York
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Incenaiarism at Northam pson.

SPRIrcrIELp, Mass, Ian. 2, 1850.
Two incendiary 6res occurred at Northampton last
evening, one Of which consumed barn, the property
of saml f. Lyman, Esq and the ether consumed three
wooden stores situated In Merchants Row, occupied
by Mr Rich, Is bookstore, Mr.. Kellogg tailor, and
MIR ssckett, ~ boot and shoe store. The buildings
we're partially Insured.
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Court OF Oyer and Termlner
Before Judge Edmopds and Aldermen Franklin an,
+. Coukliu

befoIe Juose tdmopos ana Aldermen Fraukuu ana
+. Conkn
Jan. There not being suffctent number Of gen.
temen present TO constitute the Grand Jury, the
swearing in Of that body postponed to Wednesday
morning.
On Tue panel Of the petit jurors being called, few
answered to their and the Court ordered the
non-sttepoants to be called IN for . tine OF $25.
The Drugs Cese.-Nr. Clarke gave notice that he
would make an application this morning on behalf Of
the Drsrys at the sitpg Of the Court at 10 O'Clock
The trial Of the Aston Place rioters will b. com.
mepcsd rome day this week but no time 10 a. yet de-
6nitiyely arranged.
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Supreme Court.

Jan. Judge Ed~srds rat in circuit to day, and
heard a few causes Of no pubii. interest.
SPECIAL TERM.
Jan. Judge Edmokss opened the special term,
but no case ben q ready, the Court was adjourned.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. TO PM
whe have mail this evening from beyond Charles
ton, s. c.
The Osceos Argus OF the 2oh says the indians have
JAILED to meet General Twiggs aud also reports that
eight teamsters have been killed by the Indians.
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Steamer Isabel.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2, 1850.
The steamer Isabel touched at Savanpnh on the LIST
inst and landed and took aboard the mails.
Il has been raining here all day.
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CoaSos PLrAs PARr 1.-Nos. 20, 81. IS, 49, SIS, 81,
80, IL. 80 10, AZ. A. 81 90. IS PARr 2-Nos. "a co.
IS, 40, az, A, 4G, ~, so, 81 -. 90, IS, 60 G2.
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Court OF Appeals.

ALBANY, Jan. 7, 1850.
No. Il has been argued, and No 10 put over to next
term. No. IA has been reversed BY default. No. Is
had been argued, and the argument OF No. com.
menced.
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House or Representatives.

AtoubC VI
WAsHISeror, Jan. 7, 1850.
EFFORTS TO ELECT A CLERK.
MI KAUFMAN, from the Committee on Rules reported
amendments to the sans The report made the
order Of til. day for Thursday.
MIR MosroS wished to reply to the assaults made on
him for his oflcisl acts. Members objected.
The house then proceeded to the election Of Clerks
with the following result -
la Ballot. I'd Ballot.
ForDty. (dem )........... LOT l07
Campbell, (whig). ....... " W
scstteripg. ...'...... ~
TOTAL. ZZU Zlo
Necessary to . choice. Ill ITO
Mr.. MAssHALL then offered . resolution that the aot-
Of the rules to considerit
MIR. KAUFMAN offered . resolution, that II there be
no election by majority on the next vote, ths plu
rslty shs elect The suspension Of the rules vas
fused and the House again voted.
VOTE
Third Ballot.
Eorney .l0o
Campbell ...... ...'....' 49,. 'ioI
Scattering. .....ss.. IL
Total. .............. .2zo
Necessary to . choice. ...................u Ill
The House voted twice more. On the last ballot
Iorpsy received. .'.'.....'. '.lo.
Campbell ....''.'..... ...''''''.'' 800. ~
Mr.. MeMUliss asked leave to offer q resolution to
adjourn over Wednesday, to celebrate the Annver-
tary OF the battle Of New Orleans. Objected TO.
MIR RicnARpsos moved to adjourn over. Nsgstived,
IS to 1l6
Adjourned.
this is the received BY telegraph it is evidently in
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AHKNALs ASD IFrARTtRFs.
A. D.. lu gels Mt and Mrs O. II. BtyHat w u.
Cfcr Dcstcn. Martinez Delsio. Cuba 7 - Brint.
Afs Irr. Tcwntend. George A. Weed aud adT fniia-
dath.a; hslles 1hu-ber. Wertcstsr, Nr end tlts
Davis SHES rstis rous 81 pse; Mrs Crasford Aif
IA iultm Nsicatt JticA, s. ~. Suthtrllnd ard LADY.
Chatham, Nm Cox and hdT. w Mcpofel
ST Louis Mise Larlsrd salem; jose a. Gsrsy HfNico
ana .frs j. q, Bennett. con and servant, Flilajel
pbia yce among the errvsls yesterday az ths irving
House
theodore stsbbipe. sprirgdeld J. Burnett, Boston
rsres Lev BrrcN visccnsi8. Jsnes A van Shsicg
Tasftn; Thomas Neilfcn fsq rttkskiii; T. - COX.
SAG Yatbor Rev lanes Stebtbs Princeton. anon
the arrivals ct The iiptup Hotel
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NAILS FOM EUROPE.
~~S~~~~~~>~~>>>>>~>s>->~~
The WE EklY HER AID,
-~r~~~~~~-~--~-~~~~~>-~
The FINANCES OF NEW YORK.
.e-~~~ONNo>oSN-NyN>~o-~.~1
60, Ac., dse.

The steamship Cambria, Capt. sksnnou, viii leave.
Boston Tomorrow for Halifax and Liverpool The
malls for ali pats Of Europe will close in this city
ct three o'cleck this afternoon The Weekly
Herald printed in French and English, for sirsulatios
in Europe, viii be published at ten O'Clock, this
morning. Single copies, In wrappers sirpepes.
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Movements of Individuals.
the 4th iust.
GOV ficId ofvs., "a. at I'd roin, comtost 90 the
sth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-08

The wlig State Jouvtntion Of Rhode i-nol fcr the
ncrninsrn - state ohcsrs oil Dc held ss Tror8eucs
on the Itth inst
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shr,.,nnn. and N,wY Year. eliza. =

We refer Cur Headers a. the Advertise
nen q DR. Maurieeau fosrth page heaisa Most Ex-
L.. Inn NAnrl
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sdsred rhy soosrany and phiosophieAy with
ak containing AtttS % mesuerto
By Joseph Htdeceh NJ a. illustrated vita plates PUB
llshod BY fOWItHS wELLs, 1884 Nassau street Price
oe,nta This worG contains upwards Of hsrsred pages,
BEAUTIFULLY " ntea. Ahd Irefusey rrescnt6
rich table Of any work within our know
lra
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Ma. FoorE's BnL.-We give, IN anot5srcolamn,
The draft OF the bill about to BE- presented in the
Senate by Mr.. Foote, in relation 10 the partition
and boundary Of the territories ct California and
New Mexico. which will no doubt be found 70
Tossess greet interest t. our readers
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christmas and New Year Q l. ITS A cholc~
1sscrtrarnt 81 b,sgui articles Of Jewery siAr.sd for
basuerreotyre niuatu-is tor sie BraGy gS and ~
broadway, corner VI Fulton street.
To Let, on Brosav.y, an elegant, WE'LL
hLishtd, wCl lighted, Bascment Room aud Sub Cellar.
81 ~ 100 feet trgbed throughout With tho crctqa water
sud stuate 10 the most de able Of the
mis ksy be bad Tor a tern OF years. Appiyp.
". WAND, 10 Brordway
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
Fresh oruss, Medicines, sc.
Parents School.

g @ TssIlE 3rd Session will be.
Il gin the Is, Monday IN
e4-, July next ia charge Of Miss
-=eJzA H saccA iRosr
III Z s'ss5rsss IL Miss FRosT is u graduate {
- Greensboro Female College /;
aud we have very satisfactory testimonial OF her
qualifications from the President of that College to.
gtthcr with his cordial endorsement.
This School is made by Parents to educate their
own children. But to do this successfully, aware of
The importance OF mcdas to procure competent
Teacher, aud numbers to produce the proper stmu.
lus they open it 10 Others These will share the
benefits that ma! be produced by pare:ial care and
labor.
TER MS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS
Spelling. Reading, Writing and Arithmetic S. 90
Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric. L. S. History 6 90
Tie Lighter English authes, { 90
Latin, Creek, French and Spanish, 10 90
Vocal Music, i possible, IN all TIC classes with
out iuriher charge,
Board, except caudlcs,) per month, 5 00
do from Monday to Friday, 90
Students arc urged 10 enter at the first Of the scs
sion, well for their good as that Of the school.
No deduction, except for inability from sickness
continuing least month. with notice Of the fact
S. B. WATSON,
NaR 81 $50. u NJ. LEE.
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Attorney for Prosecuting. Claims at
the City of Washington.

FUyIiE Subscriber undertakes the collection settle.
4 ment and adjustment of all manner of claims,
accounts or demands against the government Of The
lnited States or any Foreign State country he
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
Of The public Departments al Washington.
The procuring Of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
sions, the collection OF accounts against the Govern
men' all Land Claims and every demand or other
business OF whatever kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services of an Attorney or Agent.
\ residence Of fourteen years al the Seat OF the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
ACQUAINTANCE with the various systems and roulne
Of business at the dertn. Offices, well as in Con
rross; added TO his free TO the ablest legal
advisers, if needed, st6cs the undersigned in plcdg.
iug the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
to hose who may cntrust their business TO his
Being we'll known to the greater part of the citizens
of thus District, and to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last twelVs years,
Is deemed useless 20 extend this notice by special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in all
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature and
extent al the business but moderate in all eases.
Addrcss, IL. c. SPALD9NG,
Washington, p c,
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restoration "a preservation of the
q q IA II LIZ
KY Vi. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
~. C9aaG5

"a WISE < SON, finding ii altogether mpossi.
w a.e to attend personally TO TIE great number
OF daily applications from all sections OF the Union for
their Remedy Tor Badness, and fer their celebrate
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary TO appoint
Genera IrsUf.iag Agent to visit different cities
aud owns throughout the United States. vesng him
with authority to sppoint sub,egen,s, and vend
the Hair Tome. and &c apply the RESTORATIVE,
ana to put Item into the hands Of those he may APP
point 10 operate wherever sufficient number OF pa
tents IN any town or neighborhood shall be obtained.
Cart GEORGE CALVERT, of Fauqaar county
Va, alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Ageat, 18th the powers above indicated.
Capt. {. may be expected 10 visit, as speedily as
practicable tue principal cities aid towns of the U.
mon.
n B. Capt Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply Of the HAIR TONIC (which eleanses
the head Of dandruil, strengthens and inyigofates
the hair and prevents 1t, also from falling Of for
the region OF country most cong uous to his opera.
tons, or i, may always be obened, a, wholesale.
and forwarded TO any part ofthe Union, by address.
in. the proprietors, III. WISE &, son. Richmond.
Va.
G3@Price 50 per dozen cash, Six bottles iors5--
or Que dollar single bottle.
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DIR BENJAMIN RUsu'S
CELEBRATED HEALTH PILLS.

The great philsnthroaist and eminent physician
Dr Rthjgnin Rpst, Invented a uaiyc--al remedy Tor
disease, AID aenonnatCi III. iEfa'bt Hsaih Flts
Ills immense pTaciiac and u0naeFu cures proved
aud certified 4, tie nc Plus ana uf specifies Had
he done rotipr esa ior 81 benefit Of manaind, d
to commemorate his name Is pubic beGei4ctoT
this Noula baye been sulH luut.
fnr al t5itos camrlalty and Is puta d tie
blood. tae ao'4 Il c5alcngec TO produce Il EQUAL.
The gag gsnufe Rgsi F.N5 compound. f9n
the ouglnai receipt, q sold By he
! NpiRE CoMFASY.
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NV OnrrANs. NarcL7Is5a.

INV ORLTASs, March Z. 1851.
A, the request Of John +. cowsn, ESQ. of York
~. T,nn. have exa mined his pamphlet in ref
:. ia The qualities and efficacy Of his Vegetable
.roa,rip,ic in which | .iud certificates from the
sar;nv persons, viz: Dr. j T Done, rr. H. Y
ne Dr. w Parks, DR. A $ undtf@god, Jbs CIR.
"a D roeu Brand, Smith PARKS, Felix Parker.
4 Phil CiIib1rnn, y q l. . e .lchrst. L Cr.wlcrI.
DR. 0 Elinson. J A w Hess, S. Williams. 4 q.
r. n Ml!!.r. D Z Holmes. John d Wright, Jas l.
In dge. E.q Robt ilel.nes, + Algea, I l. liam
Eao D Ninton. Thomas Copper Res S Y Thomas,
Em n A Miller, DIR. N iiess, John II Day, l. q,
(,Ean Bfoea q. NJ {, Rev W Needham, Rev john
n Greer. + McCorAle. Col Edwin Sharp. w J Da
..oa. DR. Jetton, Esq, Peter l., u, zisr ! certify
!, am personally acquainted with ell the foregn.
I, /, perssns far the greatest numbtr Of whom
I,,e knoan fr mere than Is yesrs--s,d That they
4, without exc, plon, men Of the highest respons
| Inv and Of unimpeochatle yeracity. That have
|nosn Mr.. cowsn for many ycus, aud from his
| II character as man OF niel r,y. the publ may
ely sss urrd of the genuineoess Of the signatures
,tl the crrtificites Contained In the pamphlet.
JOHN W GRtGkEIT.
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"a Il wA vn ss Exc.

SER. OATES would respectfully invite The at.
-fa tcnti,n of the public generally, to his sele CT
catalogue OF musical publications. the copy rights OF
which have been secured from the composers.
ANNA DlsBog's CRANE MARCH, founded on Bens
celebrated Roudo Finale, 'Ah don't mingle,' in
La Somnsabala,' and Introducing the new vari.
alton. comros' by B7llinI. ever before published
aud the property Of Bochsa EmbelIl.hea with a
correct likeness OF Madame B.shop. in the char.
ac;er II ANNA. Arranged for the Piano loltc
hy n. c. Rarasa PfIcc 81 cents.
IN srIr tAyslFs IKorQrgs: 4 Nightin the Tro-
pics Rrve-is, a motive from lie Desert,
bg keliclen David. Composed BY Maurice Stra.
kasch. s. cents.
GRksa Pofk, FA<rAsTIauE: composed bv the late
cmiu EN- Gutarlst, Vincent A. Schmidt author of
the Retreat Arranged for the Piano Forte by
Miss Adele kohnsock. IS cents.
SuNNYsiDE WtLTz cmbcshed with beautiful and
correct view OF Sunny sde, the residence of Wash.
irgton Irving. composed BY Henry r. Oates Csc.
AuLp LANG SYNE POLKA: by Francis Rzjha 25 cts,
MARY BiAxr rolks p cents.
Ia FILE pE REGIMENT POLKA introducing the air
'SaIut a la France % cents.
REyE p'AnoUG Okla 25 cents.
YANktE noobtg POLKA. - cents.
FREbRRfcK Ntf3MM's GARDEN POLKA 25 cents.
SECOND SrsAssAu PohkA: by Rzlba. 25 cents.
HonE. SWEET lIoME PoiKi beautiful IS cents.
LAST Ross Of auas Polka very popular % CTS.
oyF Nor retkr ziha. % cents
Celebrated fNpt FoiKS, introducing Al, would
the happy day was near % cehts.
CutRLrsroN QuAnElLLEs: BY f. " oolcon 81 es.
DEsPAIRING MARY, beautiful Ballad. composed by
the lac distlus ushed vocalist, john Wilson.
p cents.
MOVIE WAL7zrs, in > Nos by Lady of South
Carolina. 50 cents each.
FAtNFTro REGIMENT Observation-Disclosures with
correct representation OF the New Military Hall.
Charleston by Henry L. Oates 25 cents.
SoCrrERxEE QaleRsrFp embeshed with correct
representation Of Steamship Southerner; by Hen.
7. Oates. 25 cents
LsrFe Grsnps March. Composed by lady Of
South Csroina, % cents.
Ley IeNG EG}kk. S3eyermaIklsche. Is cents
CAEHvAl o. NrNteE Polka livery popular p cts.
STflEguAmasCnE FAyoRirE Polka % cents.
$50, III the New Music received by express from
tha principal publishers in the uuiled Suites.
- \ liberal discount made 10 dealers, Schools
ana Sennafcs.
Ogtyts ior these publications must be sent to
GEORGE OATES,
Oh ard 236 Kirg st, Cat the bend) Charleston.
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Stafe OF .sorfh- Carolina.
MFcKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of pleas and D,torfer Se.s;o,S I,I

MfcKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, judy
Tern, 1850.
Bfcm Alexsnder/
RS Attachment
Jehn W, Miller
Levied on tac, Of land, the property Of defendant
lying on the head waters of MeApns Creek
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Morris, John VI.
Johnston, Wilson Patks aud others.
Z appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court. that
a The delendlnt has removed beyond tie hunts sf
The state, Il IS therefore Orfered, That publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal that IN.
Tess The SAID defendant aFpsar at the next Court oil
fcas aud q srter Sessions In be held for said coun
,y of Neckenbure. at the Court House in Charlotte.
on the 1h Monday ~ October next, and then AID
there plead or replevy dgmeni by default lal will
be rendered against him.
Witness, Bsaiy Oates, Clerk Of said Court, at of.
bce, the Monday in July, 1850.
B.OiTES. CCC
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