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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
BOARDING.

pOAKD.-A gentleman and wife and single gentle
Dmsn can be pleasantly accommodates with rooms and
board The second floor OF house $50 ho
house pleasantly located, and ts arrangements suchn
will promote the comfort OF its parons II ia nlso very
convenient to the stages baths Ia the houle-he family
email and respectable Terms moderate and reference 70
CURED Eay application VIII secure The best Foom. ceh
received all the week. oil 3r
s9OARDINW William SBURaH-A genlenaa
do and his WIFE, and or TWO sir gle gentlemen csn %
accommodates with pleasant rooms In private family
IS Firnp minutes walk from the Peckslp Eert
Boats every FIVE minutes during the day. Location
very deslrable-house facing The water, commanding dns
view OF Brooklyn New.York East River, &c a2s lv'
abOARDTNG-r le With board a suite OF Rooms
ID or Sd aoor in house Where Few boaPders are kept
sngle rooms also may be had None but select person
who give the best OF references required Applyd
176 East Broadway. s282 w'
JeOARD WANTED.-A maiden lady, ofrellred hlb.
az itS wentn, with board unfurnished moderate szd
room With fireplace or fue respectfully situated Pm
ate family preferred Terms must be moderate Sstf
factory reference given and prompt paw AddreIs Hom
Ct Vandan at postpaid. ollw'
QOARD.-Two gentlemen and their wives may be- a.
attached with he privilege OF hot cold and shower BAH
The houRe large and pleasantly located, at 46 Second
Broadway line OF itaRes pass the door oil lw+
s2OARD-Iu Harrison.st. Ssulh Brooklyn, opposite Dr.
ID Stones Church In irs class house. pleasant roon
furnished uhfroished suitable for geDeman and LADY,
Safo s 4f ar4 sos'n IN fanny o. low p'f'01a rs
BOARD in BROOKLYN-A large room and ba
eat in Brooklyn. Apply a, q saDds-ss. opposite st ann
Church. sB II
BOARD WANTED-In tho Seventh Ward, iori
I'D gentleman WIFE child and servant two rooms on III
second story preferred. Good references required AZ
dresa j w s. this Office ol3r
Sk{ANRE D-Bor the sinter in the Vicinity OF Cinta
" Place eighth ST. furnished rooms, with or wthc9
board for gentleman, his wife and three children.
dress box 95l Post Office, stating location, terms &c
s2s Tvs
DECISIONS Whaling pleasant rooms, with board, can
accommodated al 4S Twelfh-St between Sixth and Be-
en!h Avenues. Sept2i 6s cd
A ROOM TO Leg, suitable for gentleman's LODI (
<AiDg furnished unfuniehed, and with VII
out breakfast and tes al s72 Broadway the block nos
OF Union Park. a26 Ivy
pO0mS 30 LIEF, with board, suitable Tor genis /
IA and their wives, single gentlemen 81 l45 HE
son-st. opposite st. Johns Para References exchange
~ Inn
QOOHIs TO LEE WITH BOARD, ia one Off /
Al pleasant locations In the city on sage rousr
The best OF references given aud required Apply aH
N D. cor Of ThEleent6-si and Beyenib.ay. 30 Ir1I 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

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Bu,i1e- ttsiefI mar 80 49,
Apko.tura srg.--... sO9
Lazy FrenI!i {. Pacse. -. l5oo
Arctic -. Psc.st.. l58g- .4L ~.
Iobaz " uIsrrs Schooner. Zop- <7o
psckets ....... Schooner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02
CLOTHING.

WHAT NEXT! RHE JoUBHEYMEH TAI
~ ORE COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING "
2&ELI5HMEPT, 1874 Ma, san a. one door eouth Of Bee
nan, Ia now open for business and Poble inspection rug
Invite heY fellow artisgns snd ci!izens 10 ch0oae g.
msn ffo1 4 splendid ass0fied gtoc3 of all and WEE
Goods. Every gGrnent 10 warranted 10 fl, snd nades
the mos. tashonAble, durable a.ye. We say Ia wos
CONE and Hhsi working mechanics hsys done q
ana ,ziIl dn Sl3 Iuf
n Il 81 na.ssr.s. one doot saatb OF seesmao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

IeOARD WANTED.-A maiden lady, of retired hub
aS ito WontH with board, unfurnshsd moderate siZh
With fireplace or fue. respectfully situated, Pm
ate family preferred Terms must be moderate. Ssur
factory reference given and prom paw. AddeIs Home
81 Vandsm OF. postpaid. oil lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Sk{ANRED-Bor the ssinter, in the Vicinity OF Cnla
~ Place, eighth ST. furnished rooms, with or whc5
board for gentleman his wife and three children. A.
dreas box 95i Post Office alsitng location terms &c.
s26 lwS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

DOOMS TO LET WITH BOARD, IN one of5
A most peasan! locations In the city on aase rouie-
The best OF references given aud required Apply at
n y. cor OF ThiEeenth-si and Beyenih.ay 90 lr1I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

DECISIONS Wishing pleasant rooms, with board, can y
l. accommodated al d PwelhhSt between Sixth and sH
enh Avenues Sept q 6s Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

A ROOM TO LEY, suitable for gentlemans LODI
ZADg room, furnished uafuTniehed, and with VII
out breakfast and tes al s72 Broadway, on the block NOD
OF Union Park. a26 IW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

BOARD IN BRO0KAYN-Al large room and BIZ
Abroom 10 lot with board Location OF the pleasaS
eat IN Brooklyn. Apply at 70 SaDdss opposite st ami
Church. s26 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

BOARD WANTED-In tho Seventh Ward, iort
I'D gentleman wife, child and servant two rooms on ~
second story preferred. Good references required Az
dresa j w s. this Office. oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

There has been considerable repairing done a:
this yard, but nothing new haa been begun this
seaaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

DO0nS 20 LIEF, with board, auitsbie Tor geng
IA mon and their wives or single gentlemen ST l45 HI
son.s opposite st. Johns PerE. References exchange
p7Iu nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

EpOARD.-Two gentlemen and tbeir wives may be- 40
Alb commodaed With good board and rooms with psn;rls
attached with the privilege Of hot cold and shower BAH
The houRe Ia large and peaanly located at 46 Seconda
Broadway line OF AtsRes pass the door oil lw+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Osock Of fashionable readymade Clothing of ever e
scripron-l coo Coats from 81 to s.; 5000 Vests r9nt
to 81 5000 Pants from 81 s. 10 measure Cloths "
suieres and Yestings embracing everything new ~
fashionable irstrate ct always guaranteed. TX Z,
trial viii convince all. Twenty per cent less lnan y
house In the city for cash Remember the name and NJ
Der MICHAEL CORWAf! ,,sf
% 9meods l43 Fulton.st near BroadWA,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

Total In ss three plsces.. Total iuns .......l50
BUILDING AT THE PORT OF NETWORK AT THE PRESENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-02

s2OARD-In HarTiSon-st. Ssuh Brooklyn, opposite D.
I'D Stones Church. In frat class house. pleasant roon
furnished uIfrnshed suitable for gentleman and LADY,
Two single gentlemen, In q family OF few peruons. ID
quiTe al 81 Hsrrison-st s25 u
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

DISGRAcEFUL PROCEEDINGS AT PANAMA.--The mob
IN Panama. on the 18th, as before mentioned by tele-
graph proves to be most discreditable affair to the
American residents of that place:
The imprisonment Of an American citizen, James
Johnson, charged with robbng trunk at one of the
hotels was the of the disturbance and the author
Iles, declining to release him, until examination and
legal acquittal the mob, made up mainly of our own
counymen assembledn front Of the jail and drove off
the keepers, three menu forced an entrance and re-
leased the, prisoner, bore him through the town in -
umph, and in a procession which aggravated, incensed
aud nsued the natives and citizens OF the country
The people, indignant at the violation of law, were
prepared Tor nt redress but the nterposton of our
Consul prevented any serious outbreak. Mr.. Corwine
pledged the Governor. that young Johnson the prisoner
should be produced the next morning for trial. The
Governor assured Mr.. c. that the rescued prisoner,
should have hearing. Mr.. G. was there at the ap-
pointed time with Johnson and waited several hours
but no Judge appeared to give him trial 1t is hoped
this is affair will end here, but it is feared it may not
The Panama Star states that the Governor issued
proclamation threatening to expe the Americans from
the lsthmus en- masse, such ourages be repeated He
also sent an express to Bogota the seat of government
for instructions and assistance.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

Among the many blessings attendant upon the i'm
provenens in the social condition and the advances of
our in intelligence, is the prolongation Of human
life With the increase OF intelligence has grown up
knowledge for the elements OF health and regard for
them. and commensuraely with the strides of science
have we acquired the means of arrestng disease and
avertng its ravages Notwithstanding the progress we
have made statistics show that even now, one sixth of
the whole population die annually of consumption.
One OF the most important discoveries OF the age in
ameoratng the condition of this large class of suffer-
ing humanity, is DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
NUNDA, Livingston Co. N. Y, June 90, 1s49
Mr.. ). f'owle-Dear Sir: Prompted by sense of
gratitude Tor benefits received from the use of Wisars
Basam OF Wild Cherry, submit the following state
ment--
Previous to my taking the Wild Cherry, had been
obliged to give up my business in consequence of Sc
we're affection OF the lungs. In this distressed state
was ordered to try your remedy for CONSUMPTION.
did So and in the course OF few weeks restored
to comparative good health, so that have since been
able to attend TO ordinary business Indeed my pre-
sent state OF health far exceeds my sangune ex-
pectations. Yours truly, JOHN BURNS.
None genuine, unless signed 81. Butts on the wrap
per- For sale by Gaynor & Wood, Alex. Duval, and
Purcell, Ladd g. Co, Richmond, and Druggists every
where NH 2S-eo3t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

BRUNSWICK SENATORIAL DIsTRcT.-We learn from
the Petersburg Integencer that the Convention which
assembled at Lawrenceville on Monday last nominated
John r. Chambss, Esq, of Greensvle, as the Wing
candidate from the Senatorial District, composed of
the counties of Brunswick, Greensville and Dnwidde
RoANoKE.-Capt. ROBERT CRAIG is announced as
the Democratic candidate in this county, for the House
OF Delegates.
ALLEGuANY We learn from the Fincastle Demo-
crat that two Democrats-LEwIs r.. MANN and Col.
TRussLER-have taken the feldin Allegheny
FAlRFAx.--The Wings Of this county having in pub
lie meeting, unanimously selected S. T. STUART as
their candidate Messrs Foster and Thrift have with
drawn from the canvass and thus secured the election
of Mr. Stuart
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT 81 O'CLOCK, P. Nj.
AR RIVED

AMY ELI,
Schr. Merchant, Couch New FORK, sundries to Cren.
shaw g. Bro, Lee, Wadsworth, Turner & Co, Kent
PANE q Kent Edmund & Davenport, Fl W Tyler, w
Taylor w Brown, H Ludam & Co. w D Gibson
Richardson Il Co, G ] Sinton & Co, Gordon & Son
Hubbard Gardner & Co, H w Fry, Carpenter & Co
Nash g. Woodhouse, A Morris, Vanlew, Smith & Co
Peake, Bradley & Co, Workman, McGruder & Co, i
Levy, Purcell, Ladd & Co, Webb Bacon & Co., J
! Sublett q Bro, B Peyton John Curry, Dudley 4
London, T R Price & Co, H W Quarles & Co., Dun
lop, Moncure q Go, Herring 4 Shelton, L & nj Rose
F Anderson, R NJ Burton, Putney & Watts, Judah
Myers, White & Page, w M Harrison, Duva, r
Drew, Ginter,. Dooley, T A Rust, c. Bennett &
Co, A Duva Beers & Pondexter, A Mott, o A Streck-
er, S Merchant, L w Brockenbrough, w T Butler &
Go, A Bodeker w A Jenkins, Warren, Farns & Brown,
Morris & Bro and to order
Schr. Kent, Watson, Philadelphia.
Schr. A S Ellis, Sweetland, New Orleans
SAILED
Schr. Hill Carter, Rogers, Charleston, S. C.
Schr VIM. l.. Dayton, Hickman, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Saed, brig Poultney
Moualt for Port Walthall
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
DR.. WEBSTERS TRIAL.

On Tuesday evening, Jos Andrews, the TAILOR, gave
the following evidence to Dr. Websters manner
when the bones were discovered in the furnace and af-
forwards on his way to the jail:
On turning round | saw DR.. Webster about two feet
from the privy door. | went into the room when the
remains were brought up through the trap door; Dr.
webster was brought IN there by the officers he put
his feet down firm, and braced himself up against the
door ne perspired very much he was very stiff, when
ordered two men TO take him 10 the carriage he had
no use oil his limbs when put there the stiffness came
out VI his limbs and he settled back in the carriage as
II lantTtne nrst words he spoke In the carriage were
why don't they ask Littlehed, he ca1.exAafh all this :
alter that he said whw VIII my poor family do in INV
absence he wished ne to explain it to them. 7 said
my dear sir, pity you, am sorry for you he replied
you pity me you are sorry for me what for? said
10 see you much excted-he replied Oh that's it
We had to lift him into bed the was watched all
might've heard noise or notion he did not seem to
have stirred think he did not stir all ngh-he wished
10 be Lifted up next mornlngmaer we had got him SO
as to sit in a chair he sad These no more the re
mains of Dr. Parkman's body than mine how they
came there don't know never liked the looks Of that
Litteteld, always opposed his coming there"
Wednesday, writing master was examined, to prove
that three anonymous letters, written probably TO mis-
lead those who were looking for DR. Parknan, If
Websers handwriting.
Mr. Soher, the counsel for the prisoner prelaced thu
evidence IN defence, by discourse drawing the ury
attention the distinctions between m urder and man
slaughter the sort OF proyocation, and other circum
stances, such the nature OF the weapon that would
relieve the act OF the character OF malice He also ex-
pounded the law that the evidence sustain in all
particulars the allegations OF the indictment Joseph L.
Buckingham, former editor of the Courier, Hon Jno.
g. Palrey and other Witnesses then testified to the good
character which Dr. Webster had borne.
Col. John MCPHERSON. late Consul at Genoa, is IA
nous tor dong hlngs over again, having once the
nage responded to the encore OF his death OF Richard the
Third. He is now candidate for the county OF Page,
which ne formerly represented ia the Legislature for
several years
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
MIR. SPEAKER C0BR.

That vruient Free Soiler, Preston King of New
forK, formerly star of the first magnitude in the
galaxy OF Northern Allies" on Tuesday last made,
as our readers have already seen most extraordinary
assault upon Mr. Cobb, the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, which, ofcourse, produced much ex-
element AS reduced by himself to writing, Mr. Kings
charge was this
81 charge that the Journal of the House has been
muhated by erasng motion that did make, and sub
stltutng by nterlineaon, that did not make, in
the journal OF the 18th instant My motion was to
close debate the California bill, these words are
changed, and message substituted
The motion referred to was resolution which Mr.
King offered on the 18th inst that the debate in com.
mttee ofthe Whole on the bill for the admission of
California should cease the - day Of He charged
that the Speaker had after the House had acted on the
resolution struck out bill for the admission of CalJor-
MIA and substituted message of the. President transmit
ting the constitution Of California He gave the assistant
clerk his authority for the statement and avered
that che thought it aerthought and an artice for
the purpose of preventing the action of the House on the
California bill"
After the Speaker mad made the explanation which
we published Thursday, Mr.. King said chat he had
very high respect for the Speaker of the House. but
that his opinions such that he could not vote for
him. As he had stated the object was to smother the
California bill in committee He had offered his reso-
luton for the purpose OF getting the bill with
out connexion with any other natter
What sort ofrespect that is which be felt for
public officer who resorts to an "illegal artce to
smother obnoxious himself it is hard to
say. The avowal of every high respect" in the
breath with charge of gross maeasance shows very
plainly that Preston King has very acute perceptions
| ofright wrong.
| We are happy to find that prominent Wings prompt
ly came forwardso exonerate the Speaker, and dc
| not doubt that the committee of investigation will
unanimously acqu him of all blame in the matter.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

One OF the most popular ambassadors in Paris is the
Minister Of the United States Mr.. Rives. As far as
his predecessor, Mr.. Rush, was unpopular with his
lection His urbanity and agreeable demeanor well
as his we's really very much to be admired. Mr.
Rives has hired the hotel Of La Comtesse de Mamear,
80 Rue Vile PEveque, and tho splendor and elegance
of the mansion only equaed by the kind reception
which all OF his countrymen, well all those ac-
quainted with his excellency are receiving from The
American Statesman,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
THE STATE CONVENTION.
Alexandra Gazette remarks

Inc AIexandra Gazette remarks.
We are grathed TO believe that in all this section
OF Virginia, the proposed State Convention for the re.
vision OF our State Constitution will receive general
public voice will be obtained we trust, under new
Constitution, which will beaise our present institu-
tons confer more power on the people, and make
fundamental law conform more to the spirit of the age
There will be opposition to the Convention, from the
ultra men in the Western counties-but if is hiohIv
probable, it will be carried by large majority OF the
voters of the State"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

MUSICAL TREAT.-N will be- seen by the advertise
ment that complimentary Concert will be given at ths
Exchange HOTEL Monday evening next, to the Bro
theirs ELENA 1t is extremely gratifying see in the
list of names, most if ALL Of our own Professors Of
Music for not ony.shows in them an absence OF that
jealousy which we had been led almost suppose con-
stituted one of the necessary ingredients OF musical
man but that they willing, the other hand, to
pay that tribute to true genius, which never more
merted than on the present occasion. We most sim
cerely wish the undertaking success
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

The N. Y Tribune publishes letter from Wendell,
Massachusetts, saying there is strong believe
that the person who wrote the "Oronoka letter the
New Orleans Delta, was Benjamin F. Cannon, of
Wendell Dr. Lucius Cooke of that place, the agent
of Cannons widow, has forwarded specimens of Cam
mons handwriting to Boston and New Orleans
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

Cen SHIELDS, in his letter declining TO attend the
great ball in York, in honor of Mr. Clay, on ac-
count of his engagements in the Senate, says;
SIT would afford sincere pleasure to be able to unite
with you in paying tribute of merted respect to one
of the most distinguished of living statesmen, whose
session in battling for "The Union-his whole country
and nothing but his country"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

The treaty with Mexico provides that from the juno
ton OF the River ella with the Colorado the bounda-
Pacific Marine league due South from the Sou
themost point of the port of San Diego AS the gen.
era course of the colorado is Souhery,it was natur-
entirely within Mexican territory But the SURVEYS
recently made by the Joint Commission appointed to
run the Treaty line, show that for nearly seven miles
below the junction, both banks OF the river fall within
American territory, including the best military posi-
ton in the vicinity .-Enquirer.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

The Michigan House of Representatives on the 10Th
instant by majority of ten, passed resolutions, comp-
mentary Gen. Cass for his course in the Senate a-
ter first striking out clause acknowledging gratitude
to Mr. Clay for his efforts in behalf Of the Union
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

szy TRIAL OF DR.. WEBSTER, in full, will
be contained in the National Police Gazette received
this evening" also, the FORREST DIVORCE case
and other interesting criminal news. The Weekly
Herald also, containing many interesting articles to
LADy's Book GRAHAM's and SARTAIN's MAGAZINES
tor April, is now for saleprce 25 cents The January
February and March numbers also on hand at
KELLY & FORD'S,
Broad street, opposite Theatre Baltimore Sun Office
NH 30 If
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

From the yearly report of the New Orleans Charity
Hospital for l849 it appears that 1883 patients were
admitted, of whom II were black 1888 were dis
charged, and 274l died. There were admitted ,607
Of Cholera Asistica," OF which l,l22 were fatal
| and 3sa cases Of "Darrhas," OF which l,Oo5 were
atal,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

"1lother's Magazine ind Monthly Joaraal"-We
have received from Mr. J. D. SMITH, local agent in this
city, the March and April numbers of the above Journal
together with the enlarged edition of the "Mosher's
Hymn Book" The Mothers Magazine" is a neatly
printed monthly journal, devoted entirely to the mental
and moral culture of the young 1t deserves place in
every family circle, and its cheapness places within
the reach OF all, the subscription price being only
dollar per annum As inducement to subscribe Mr.
Smith proposes to endow each new subscriber, who
shall pay year in advance with neat copy of the
enlarged edition of the Mothers Hymn Book COM
piled tor social family and private worship by Thomas
Hastings.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
CITY AFFAIR 9.
CITY DELEGATE

we learn that an impression prevails to some extent
in the city, that MIR. THOMAS P AUGUST has Withdrawn
from the canvass. This is mistake He is still can
ddate with fair prospects of success if the calculations
OF his friends are to be assumed reliable. The mis-
apprehension arose doubtless from the circumstance that
the name OF Mr.. AUGUST was not submitted to the
meeting which nominated Mr.. JAS. c. CRANE, on We'd
nesday evening.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30
READ TIE FoLLoWING:-Mr. Wm.

READ THE FOLLOWING:-Mr.W VIM.
Fletcher-Dear Sir: Some time last fall, discovered
fact was becoming nearly bald, when through the
advice of friend was induced to try bottle Of your
Hair Tonic. To my great satisfaction, after using
one bottle, my hair stopped falling off and COM
any person in the city. lean most confidently recon-
mend it to all who may be similarly affected.
Yours, respectfully, N. c. PALMER,
Richmond, Va
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail BY
VIM. FLETCHER, American Hotel. Also, be had of the
following agents., Alex, Duva, R. r. Duval, and VIM
Seabrook, Druggist Main street, and H. j. Miller, IT'S,
Broad st. Price Soc per polite NH 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-30

The Spirit of Jefferson says that the Khaisi cow now
given birth fine heiter calf which, according to the
terms of agreement, will be the property of Col c. At
her first milking she gave one gallon and half-En-
ami