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Vulcanville Steam Mills.

The above 81 W, GRIST'and FLOUR
IfG MlhLS dro now in full operation
Having replaced our first Engilic by one
much moro powcrfdfs and built a new Grist
Mill, together with n first rate BOLTING
Apparatus, fot the accommodation Of such
OF our Farrters as turn tl,cif attention to
Wheat, we trust, by strict attention, to mori,
a share of the public patronage.
II. J. COGlILAN g. co.
Aug. IS, 1850. al If
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Cigars and Tobacco

al the following neutrality-suspicious.
Cas;illo--Rcgalin Observation-Disclosures.
pejo-palmctro Gold IcaE-Gcn. Taylor,
imnrh-lsough and Ready Tobacco, Vir-
gina Gnlh caf. Eldorado, Nectar, &c. &c.
Tor sale low for Cash.
w. J. FRANCIS
Under the Office OF the Sumter Blnner,
and ID door above \. j. & p. Moses Store.
OSt2, 1850 ID
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South Car0lina--Sumte Dist.
BY W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinary for said

18Th. tCN.
Whereas, John Scaff hath applied to
me for Eiseaers of Administrator, on all
and singular the goods and chaltcis, rights
and credits of John Sims, late OF the
said District, deceased.
THESE arc, therefore. To cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors of the said deceased, to be aud appear
before me at our next Oruinary's Court for
the said District, To be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 18th day of Oc-
tobcr next, to shnw cause, il any, why Tie
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
Both day of Sepr, in the year of our
L. 81 Lord. one thousand eight hundred
a and fifty, and in the 18th year OF
American Independence.
w. LEWIS, O.. g. D.
Oh. ., 1850 10 2.
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LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office Sum,erviilr,
S. &. Quarter ending 3Oth Sept. 1854.
B.-William -. Bowen, Miss Abigail
X. Bovce, Master John n. Bradford, VII
liam Brown, Thn's. NJ. Brulnby. Sarah
Bradham, Daniel Bcihunc, G.. \. Brown.
C.--Mrs. A. r. Cantv, Theodore S.
Coonlcr, b. J. Goals, William Clyburn, S.
d. Colycr.
D.--Mrs. Elizabeth S. Dixon, C. II. Du-
riycc, l.. y. Dixon.
E--T. English.
Ed. a. Fnxwor,l, Patcy Furman.
James ID. Fort, MISS Martha Fort, Robert,
w. Francis.
G--Mrs. Margaret +. Gayle. Mrs. Oil
via l.. Gardner.
M.-Bcniamin G.. Hodge. Rcv'd. w.
Holmes, Mrs. Bciscy @llarvin, Sa,nuc!
~llarvin, w. D. Henry, Samuel J. "llarvin
j. J. %llarvin, Robert ~llarvin, J'r., Miss \.
NJ. Hodge. MISS Hart.
~J.--Tunothy Jennings, Dclegtcr Jones,
ID. w. w. Is James, Master +. W. Jones.
E.-Joscph Kildritll, John Kelley.
l.-Mrs. Mary lackcy
M.--Burrcll McKinny, lydia Warren
Muldrow. George M'Cnuicy. BENZ. Mitch
ell, w. ]. Mellctt, WIN. Mucklcvcnc,
Charles NJ. McKnny. T.. y. McFaddcr,
&. Nixon, Il. G. McFaddcn, Cyrus Mcllet,,
J. G.. Mckcnna.
P.--l.. q. Pate, Billy Pcrircau, II. NJ.
I'ringlc.
R.--Mrs Maria B. Ragin, William Ridg-
way.
SIS. a. Stall, Il. K. Spann, Hopkins
NJ. Scale, ErvinJ J. Shaw. William Sawdeni,
n. i. Spanu, Mrs. Mary Scymorc, Miss
Sarah Spann, Josiah III. S.noot, Lewis X.
K. Spann.
W.--Rcv'd. a. w. Walker, James p.
West, Thomas w. West, K. NJ. Wheeler.
I.---N - Young.
HENRY IlAlNSWORTII, p. NJ.
Oct. =, 1850 40 81
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FOR SALE,

4 Summer Residence, situated nine
miles from Sumterville, ON the road leading
tothc Bradford Springs, containing i've
hundred and five acres, part of which is in
cultivation. On the prcmia.s are Il COM
PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE,
and the necessary out l. uildings. For terms
apply To the Subscriber,
T. w. LEE.
Oct. ., 1850 10 Pin
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ALSO.

a large assortment of RICH FANCY
GOODS; Silks, Mcrinos, DcLains, Cling
hams, Prints, Cloths, Cassimercs, Linens,
Gloves, Hosiery, Llaces, SIC. Also, n great
variety of Sl1AWLS, hfantillas, Visettes,
Elegant French Brocl,c Shawls and vi
scttcs.
Most Of our Planters Goods are direct
importalions, md wc feel confident in saying
that Wo DIE able to offer greater induce
mclts, as TO Price and quafhyo Of our Goods,
Than any house in the Civ.
W. G.. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 King-Strect.
Sept. is d. 3m
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REPORT,

IN II HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
December 10, 1910.
The Committee on Privileges and Flee.
tons, to whom were referred sundry pe;i.
tons, praying the establishment of new
places OF Elections. and The appointment of
Managers for the next General Election
have had the same under consideration, and
beg leave To Report, and recommend the
adoption OF the following Resolutions:
heS"l;cd, That the elections 10 he hnl-
dcnon the second Monday IN October next
anu the day following, for Senators and
Representatives. III the State Legislature,
snail he h"!d at the following places, and
conducted by the following persons.
CL.\REMONT COUNTY.
Managers Of Elections for Cluremon
Cont,y.
Al Sumtcrvillc, two days: G.. w. Brad.
iord, Iohn } Knox, Jno. .. ~IIcrio,.
Swimming Pens, one day: II. l.. Nc
Lcol, Benz. Mitchell, 4. NJ. Wa t..
BiShoprilie. one day John II. Dixon,
John w. S,mckey, WIN. X. Dixon.
C.ricr's Crossing, one iav: Edmund
Sluckey Jr, EIas McCu,cheon, John
Shaw.
Spring Hal, one day Jos. s. Bossarrl,
u. l.. : nth, Is. r. Rhalnc.
Sta.:shnrgh, one day: w. II. burgess,
James w. D'nkins. Samuel Bradley.
Providence, one day John Ballard, c
c. Jackson, VIM. Jennings.
Manchester, one day ]. J. Belscr, r.
b. Cain. +. NJ Mellclt.
Nciilc's Store, one dav Thos. O'Stern,
Wan. Nct,'e$, John b. I'indall.
Enriish'S {'rnv. p,,j. 49, L.. n
R!.aine. Isaac KecIs, Sen, A.. a. Mcleod.
McctlnicsvliIe, ono day, Il. l.. !lerio,
Jas. w. Rcinbrst, Wan. Prescott.
l"wry's, one day Il. b. Muldrow, w.
T. Nlowdcn, JAS. l.. Wilson.
Polls to be opened OF one day at cacl, of
the polls, except Sumtcrvi!lc; at Sumter
vile W days. Managers TO NEE, at sum
,%crviile on "Wednesday following, count
tic votes and declare the election.
Onc Senator ami three Representatives.
CLARENDON.
" managers Of Elections.
a, Henry Bralham's, two days: WIN.
J.. Reynolds, Isaac Is. Broglon, 4. II.
, Rha,nc.
AIS. M~cFaddin's, ono day: T.. r..
Blackwell, Williams james aud Thos. d.
| Davis.
At William Shor,cr's, one day Thos.
J. NJ. Davis, John +. June, and James p.
Hilton.
AT Fulton, one day: Thomas c. Rich.
a%rlsnH, John !. Boyd, Alex. B. Brails,ord.
AT James Packs Old Place, one day {:
Isaac BagnHI, James E. Strange, and VIM.
Cnskrcy.
Alliances Mack's Store, ono day: James
Mack, James l.. Nelson, and John NJ.
Hodge.
At Wc'horspoon's Old Muster Ground,
one day: James Epps, WIN. NJ. Mcintosh,
and Il. II. Fullwood.
At Motifs Old Place, ono day: s. B. Co.
ker, John w. Baker, and J. w. Floyd.
Managers to meet on Wednesday, at
! Samuel Harvin's, count the votes, and de-
clare the election.
One Senator and two Representatives.
Sept. IL, AZ I'd
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MNTNGS.

The subscriber viii rcnt for the ensuing
year ON reasonable terms, the residence of
the late ID. +. Wylrs, Esq, in Slatcburg.
ON the premises are Il comfortable
Dwelling House and all necessary Build.
lngs, with about Twenty Acres Of Land
attached there to, containing complete
Tan Yard IN full operation.
Nj. \. WYIES, Admir-.
Statcbnrg, LIST January, 1880. 10 Il
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o. The Friends of John HI.
GAYLE announce him as Il Candidate for
Clerk OF the Court, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
Sept. 90, 1850. 40 If
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.

IFS E*LUII1s
Ais1aiider Mclean, Daniel Mclean. Ajie,,
McI@an Us. W. a.. Celclougft, Admr. OF Chas.
BILL.
, ~ Is ordered, on motion Of ~3fayrnnt Il Rich.
nrnfon; defendants Solicitors, that The cr.ditnts
On ne hate Charles Mclean, be rcanirsa TO nc"
,ho .ie,r demands in this Court on OF, before
ne flrtt day of, 0cloter next : md tbat m.
: omm,.s'%ner give haiiee Of tlis order by nd.
mil ,,as .n: same on the Cont Horrse door,
Furnishing 1t in one Of the papers, of this DE-
October next. 80 utYo
June 4. 1850. nNlthr
lie above is Il tTlie copy. this 5th June. 1861,
June l2 "a Ion:
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Notice.

TIC Salem Board Of Commissioners o!
Cross Roads. for Salem county, will meet
ut james lowry's, on the Bird. Tuesday in
October the commissioners will come pre-
pared to make Il return Of all the mhic ard
black hands, under their jurisdiction, and the
number Of miles of roads under their iuris-
d!clion.
BY order Salem Board.
STEPHEN LACOSTE,
S"c'ry. and Tna'r.
Oct ., 1912. Al Wv
u Watchman please copy.
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TO PLANTERS.
Dry Goods in Charleston,
So, Ca,

Tho subscribing is now receiving st much
slnrger, and more extensive Stock OF PLAN
TIERS GOODS than ever before Offered
consisting OF, London Duifj BLANKETS,
Heavy Drilled Do; English and Georgia
PLAINS: Welsh and american FLAN-
.NELS, TWEEDS; Sattinctt+, Do,ncs,ics;
Caps for Servants, etc. etc, etc.
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Ms
Stores To Rent

lho subscribers offers for Rent, on yery
reasonable forms, his Two NEW
now being completed, just above the Store
ct a. J; q =. Moses. They ure neat and
connections, with fine Lot room and Shelter
III the yard, and a good stand for business.
"A. J. MOSES.
June "a, 1850. 35
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Prospectus OF

Prospectus OF
eeS2EcSD v 30
a DAILY NEWSPAPER TO BE PUB-
LISTED Ar CHARLESTON, s. C.
f. hDT T. p. s,,:', P 'in, Editor rnorn'rroRs.
The Subscribers propose issuing about the
3oti instant, tho first number Off Daily News
pa per, to he called .'TIIE SUM-" Tie ueces.
sity for establishing n paper s,cil rs we propose
to issue has been long apparent III us, at least,
and we cum only Hope that O,ir own views of the
matter will be- borne nut Ivy the success vi ti,r
enterprise. We tnlievc .hni nothing conduccs
more 10 the general welfare OF. mnnkind than
The diffusion Of knowledge. The independent
Penny Press, rs II mcuns IN that end. deserves
particular attention. AS u commercial paper,
our extensive and complete nrrangeutcnts 70,
correspondence in NIL the principal Cities Sf the
United States, and other parts Of the world,
must render our paper invaluable to the mcr-
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extremely low rates Of Subscription and Adyer-
Using will give the creates. facility to our ndvcr-
Using friends.
ceased To recognize the old distinctions Of Wing
aud Democrat. Our Party shall he ..ihc Party
ofihc South" and every thing having n ten
dcnry Ia udvancc the interest Of thu, party,
shall have due consideration with It's. We sl,nli
reserve 10 ourselves the light freely 10 discuss
measures of Slate policy.
Anything calculated 10 advance the interest.
OF Commerce, Agriculture. Science nni Me-
chanic Arts, &c., shall, ever find n place in tho
columns Of this paper.
In size, the paper will be medium, and the
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Ms much reading matter rs any of our contcnpo-
rarlcs. The subscription price, will be 10 cents
per week payable to the Carrier, or 4 dollars II
year in advance, payable ut the desk. Our
terms for adrertiai"g will be 3 cents n line for
each i~nscrtion-chnrgc is made by The line. so
that no more work is paid for, than is actually
done. as is generally the case, where advertise
mcrls nrc charged ny the square. Our term.
will he cash, on the first appearance ofaa alvc--
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the enterprise, will confer n favor by inserting
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CASH STORE,

The subscriber has taken the Store for.
merry occupied by G.. MCLEAN, and will
open in n few days an entirely new aud
well selected Stock Of
Aery Goods, Groceries,
III a R I'D w q r., Gallery,
and CrUcfery,
which he will offer rs low for cash, us thCy can
be fought in any Southern Market. ii retail.
He returns his thanks to his former Gus
toners and hoics for Il continuance OF their
patronage.
T. J. DINkINS.
Sept II, 1870. ~ If
s3F" Wntclman please copy 1 times.
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MNKASE.

MyNA6GY
y, The s,ibscriber has Renewed hi, FI1RNfsE
h,';,ii WAREKooM to Mr.: A. J. Moses new
s p,ins 'np.sin'rs) where lie mill keep con.
''nh"y on hand, n general assortment OF Fur.
eesHSr--7g niture, consisting In mar, ~
f-yG4ssggsssS DIrcssing, Bureaus, Plain ami
seS1lGJ Marble Top, Sofas and Di.
vans, Foot Stools. Otto,naf,s, Wardrobes. Main
ana Mahogany, Candle stands, Dinine. Ten
ana work Tables. Centre de-; tirlsd SinnIIs
mn ana lo'' post Bedstcnds, Mahogany do
onhce, sitting. Nursing and Rccking Chairs Of
rurn't'ire made and repaired ut the shortest
der. So'' 'u'n'shed 10 ora
The subscriber Is prepared to furnish Blinds,
Sash ana Doors nj Charleston Prices. '
re VIII continue his WORKSHOP nj tbe
W,n H,n,,,l' "herr all orders in his line win bs
May 10 90 E4>i
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made ARRANGEMENTS fnr
the manufacture IF from -Four to Fire Thuusand
PAIRS OF the above article by this FALL. For
reference as 10 quality, he would respectfully
teier persons who may be disposed to purchase
AS To price, he will guarantee them M Low ne
can tie afforded. -
May % . tt
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DIEp-In this village on Monday the
23d inst, MARGARET MILLER, daughter
of II. w. and Oh Lee, aged two years,
two months and two DAYS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

REMEMBER, the only original and genuine Wis
tars Balsam of Wild Cherry was introduced in the year
1885, and has been well tested in all the complaints for
which is recommended For ten years has proved
more efcacious as a remedy for Coughs, Colds, In
fuenza, Bronchitis Asthma and Consumption in its in
cipient stages, than any other medicine.
Seth w. Fowle, Druggist, No. 1873 Washington st =,
Boston, Mass is the sole proprietor of the original re-
ceip for the manufacture of the genuine medicine and
supplies both at wholesale and RETAIL and of whom
agencies can be obtained.
DR.. VIM. A. Shaw says, l wish heartily success 10
your medicine. consider every case of arrest of the
fatal symptoms of pulmonary disease as direct tribute
suffering humanity; and hopeless are these cases
generally, that physicians always justified in using
any remedy which has signaly benefited Others One
thing is certain the public always have guaranty that
patent medicines will generally be sustained only just so
long they well prepared and continue to relieve
or cure"
In more recent letter he says" As Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry is the only patent medicine to which
have ever given my public recommendation, shall not
be suspected by the candid of giving rash or precpate
testimony to what have seen and heard Of its Ell
fects."
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS, on the
wrapper
For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alexander Duval, and
Purcell, Ladd & Co., Richmond, and Druggists every
where NH 9
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

UNITED STATES SENATE.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1880
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Presi-
dents message in relation to California.
Mr.. SEWARD took the floor and delivered speech,
remarkable only as an exponent of the extreme and
ultra views entertained by that gentleman. We have
already given synopsis of his line ofargument When
he closed,
Mr. WEBSTER rose and requested the resolution, for
the admission of Texas be reported by all the gentle
men Of the press wit that all that part OF Texas
south of SO 80 shall be divided into than four
States which several times should, with the assent
ofTexas, be admitted into the Union.
Mr., Hale asked the gentleman from Massachusetts
question as lawyer Was this compact, made with
foreign State by Congress, bindng9
Mr.. Webster.-Yes. The Constitution allows of the
admission of new States and this clause contemplated
the admission OF Canada.
Mr. Hale-I am fully answered
Mr.. Foote gave notice that he should tomorrow urge
his motion for committee of thirteen to ascertain
whether plan of adjustment can be got.
The subject OF the California message was postponed
~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. King, OF New Y ork presented resolutions Of the
Legislature OF New ork nstructng the Senators and
requesting the Representatives of that State their
best efforts to procure the passage OF laws that will Ell
ecuay and forever put end to the slave trade in the
District OF Columbia, to enact positive prohibition
against slavery in any law which may be passed by
Congress for the government OF the territories to resist,
by positive legislation the extension OF human slavery,
or the jurisdiction OF exas over any part OF New MEX
ico and TO aid in the passage of such laws may be
necessary to admit the State of California into the
Union and declaring that the people OF New York will
oppose all attempts, from whatever source they may
emanate, or whatever pretence they may be made,
to effect dissolution of the Union; which resolutions
he moved be laid on the table, and be printed.
The motion giving rise to debate, the whole matter
went on the table, under the rule
The House then resolved itselfino committee Of the
whole and resumed the consideration Of the bill admit
California as State into the Union.
Mr. Stanton, Of Ky, who was entitled to the floor
resumed and concluded his remarks.
Mr. Fowler, of Massachusetts, followed in the debate
His speech was in entire opposition to Mr. Websters
views. After he closed, the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

JULES HAUEL's EAU DIVINE DE We
NUS and NYMPH SOAP, for removing tan, sun
burn pmpes botches and other eruptions of the skin
the most perfect conservator of beauty ever known
Purchase nothing purporting to be Nymph Soap, I'M
less it has my name attached.
JULES HAUEL,
100 Chestnut street.
Ter, R. R. Duval, Purcell, Laid & Co., A. Leslie, Dove
g. Isaacs, S. NJ Zachrisson & Co., and r. Duquesne.
NH 2-d2w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13
SILVER KNIFE
SILVER KNIFE,
For sale BY j. w. RANDOLPH, 121 Main Street
March 11th

Sayers Modern Housewife comprising nearly 1000 re-
~, ceipts-by A. Sayer.. 81 90
by Rev. j. A. Spencer, Nj. A.........: , . 90
Silver Knife or the Hunter of the Rocky Noun
tains-a romance of the Wild West--by j. II.
hODlnSOH 20
New England Poultry Breeder, with IS accurate
engraVngs. 70
No. 304 LirtelPs Living Age
No ii Pictorial Shakespeare As You
Like 1t and portrait of Rosaind. ......... 25
No. 10 David Copperfeld.. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Part David Copperfield-with plates. ........ 25
Vol. 9th and last Hume's History of England . 62
Modern Literature and Literary Men-being I'd
Gallery Of Literary Portraits-by Geo. GifI-
lan-musin ST.. paper, 2 vols. ............. IS
Disurnelps Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph
Book-being complete Travellers Guide
through the u. s.. Observation-Disclosures. IS
March No. Southern Literary Messenger. ... so
Subscriptions received. S. per Year,
NEW BOOKS received in advance at I2l Main street
by ]. W. RANDOLPH,
NH II Bookseller and Stationer
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pEsTRItrTrvr FrRE M aT, louis.

The Inflated city Of ST. Louis, has again suffered
verey by fire. On Sunday morning last fire broke out
in the Planters Tobacco Warehouse, then in the
pancy of several mercantile firms, which destroyed pro-
pery valued at $4,000. Three persons were severe
ly injured by the falling walls. 1t supposed to have
been the work of an ncendiary The extensive dwell
ling Of Mr.. Deybreak was consumed by fire Sunday
loss $4,000; also supposed be the work of ncen-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

COLONEL FREMoNr-Colonel J. G. Fremont Sena-
tor elect from California, with his lady and child arr
we'd in this city yesterday evening by the from the
North We are gratited to learn that the physical
condition of Colonel Fremont has much improved
since his arrival at New York; and that the health of
his estimabe lady is entirely Washington
ReDubLic Ofyester9ay
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

AUCTION CARD.-FURNITURE,W WINES,
&c-I beg to call particular attention to the sale which
takes PLACE This Morning at half past o'clock. at the
Auction Rooms of Mr.. Alex Mott. See advertisement.
NH Is E. R. McNAUGHT.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13
CHOLERA IN ALABAMA.

The Mobile Register Of the 4th inst. says
There was considerable excitement at Montgomery
Saturday last in consequence of the appearance Of
The cholera among slaves plantations near that city
We learn that some Is to 20 cases were announced up
to Saturday night.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13
BY EDWARD r.. McNAUGUT.

Np OCULAR catalogue sale of BOOKS. consisting
Mo Of Law and Miscellany, at the store of Geo NJ
West g. Brother, next to the Post Office, on WE'D
NESDAY Evening, March 18th, 1850, at O'Clock
Amongst the Books may be found Daniels Chancery
Cases, British Essayists Patrick and Lowths Commen
tares elegant Annals for 1885, superne Letter Paper
Portfolios &c. &c. This will be the last Book sale for
the season, and the Books will be closed without tho
slightest reserve NH Is
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

AUCTION NOTlCE.-We ask attention to our
sale Of Groceries, &C., This Morning, at 10 o'clock
NH Ii WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

The boiler of new locomotive on the Schenectady
and Troy Railroad exploded whilst the train was in
motion Monday last, instantly killing the engineer and
seriously wounding the fireman.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

DEATH IN THE LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURE-Preston W.
Farrar ESQ., Speaker of the House of Representatives
of the State of Louisiana, died at Baton Rouge, on
Thursday last, after brief illness.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

ULTRAIsM IN OHIo.-We learn, (says "Ion' of the
Baltimore Sum-, that law has passed the lower House
OF the Ohio Legislature and will pass the Senate max
ing penal offence in any person to interfere for the
purpose of afordng any aid in the arrest detection
OR surrender Of fugitive slaves
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

ARREST OF B. F. BRowN.-It is announced in the
Philadelphia North American that B. F. Brown, who
was cha with iraudulently obtaining money from
government on military claims, has been arrested in
Michigan.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

city, for the sale ofF1ErcHER's HAIR ToNIc. are as fol-
lows Alex Duval, r. R. Duval, and VIM H. Sea-
brook Druggists NJ ain street, and H. j. Miller No. IT'S
Broad street.
Price SOC per bottle NH 10
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-13

WA PAINE g. co., MANAGERS OF LOI"IE-
HI. RlES, RICHMOND. VA.-Buy PAINE'S
Tickets because all the large prizes Of any note sent to
Richmond in the last two years in their LOTTERIES
and they continue to send prizes than all other
arrangements together.
The whole of S36 900 and $50 900 sold in their Lot
teries in the last twelve months will amount TO more
money than all the large prizes sent by other manage
ments in the last five or ten years.
List of Prizes sent to Richmond in Paines Lotteries
inthe last t,reIce months
Whole $4,000 whole 10000; whole, 3 OF $4,000
whole 25 600; of20O0O; of 10000 and numerous
smaller ones ranging from $500 to 5000
Orders for tickets will meet our usual prompt attention.
if addressed to D. PAINE 81 Co, or
c. w. PURCELL q. co.
Richmond, Va.