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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
EbpnSbVsr- Market.

Flour--S5.25 a S so per barrel.
Whrat-SI a i.l2A per busnei.
Oats-374 u 40 cts. very scarce.
Corn Meai-62i cts per bushei.
Rye 621 cts per bushel.
Bncklchfat- 623 CTS per bushei.
Potato,s--50 624 cts.
Butfer-Roll Ia IS cts. Keg l25 Ii
Frtsh Becf-5 a cts.
Fresh Pork-5 cts.
SaA-2.50 per barrel.
Eggs-i0 cts per dozen.
H0y--S Sl2 Is per ton.
Serd-Tim"ihy 50 90 per 5ushel
CLoper-S4.50 do.
WOol-23 25 cts. per ID.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

There is man up the country who al
ways pays for his paper in advance. He
has never had sick day in his life, never
had any corns or tooth ache, his potatoes
never rot, the weavel never eats his wheat
the frost never kills his corn and beans, his
babies never cry in the night and his wife
never scolds.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

fre.nb r Griffin, Samuel Robertson,
JSxenr GnHy, Richard Simpson,
90 Mm Henry. Vim. A. Smith,
Henrv Huolet, VIM. II. Souder,
% T. Jackson, David Steward,
Robert Kloiz, Charles Stock well,
Harrison 8. Laird, Thomas Watson,
Jonathan D. 14eet. Daniel Zerby.
Member of the II. of Representatives
J. Porter Brawley, Isaac Hugus,
Thos. Fernou, Timothy Ives,
Thos. II. Forsyth, Joshua 7. Jones,
Charles Frailey, Max. M'Caslin.
Henry Fulton, VIM. +. Packer,
I. w, Gueraaey. F. b. Streeter.
49, members of the Senate.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23

Laus Deo!-The British Parliament has
d, cided that man may marry his de-
ceased WI fe's sister. Let it be underS.
TODD however, that it is contrary TO the
canon for man 10 marry his great grand
mother!
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
1IST DN GAWSNSa

Put do,C,a for Trial at a Court Of Com
mon Pleas TO be held at E6esas6atrg, an
and for the county Of Cambria, COM
me,acing on Monday, fhe I'd day Of
Ttlu, a. d. 1850,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-23
Public Notice.

BY virtue Of an ordor Of tho Orphans Court
Of Cambria conDiy. will be exposed 10 Public
Sale. on the premises, on Monday. the third
dsy of June next. nj 10 O'Clock P. NJ. Ger.
in tract of land situate in Summefhil town
ship, adjoining lands of Abraham KnePPer,
David Nef. Henry Weaver. and others. con
tanning une hundred and fifty eight acres or
thereabou's. with the aPpurtcnances, the prop
erty of Christian Neppcr. deceased
Terms will be made known on day of Sale
by John Knepper. administrator Of Chris tain
KnepPer, deceased.
BY order of the Court,
WIN. KITTELL, Clerk.
May l6, l850.--32-3t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
LAND FOR SALEy
VI first a'fslP ENrn0iu Altered.

will sell on the most accommodating terms--on
\ credit OF one and two yelrs-thai luaole plan
tatlon formerly known as the CARROWAY tract
situated IN the South western part Of Lonwdes eoun-
~, State OF Mississippi. The tract contains 285 a.
cree, about one half Of which is in high stale of
cultivation There Is a comfortable dwelling house,
on the traetalso negro houses, GIN house wi,h mill
attached, cisiern &c. The plantation ia considered
one OF the most valuable offs size in that part Of the
county. The tenements are all comfortably situated
the location being high and dry at all seasons Of
the year. The range for stock is excellent
The terms on which propose to sell this valuable
pl'ntation are most liberal. will take cotton in
payment at as many cents per pound valued at the
market price, as dollars per acre for the land
Possession given the first day Of Jan AIRY 1850.
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply to
!ohn A. Clayton ON the promises, or to the subscri-
Der at Mureesborough Tennessee
SAM. DAVIS.
There can also be had on the premises Of Mr..
Clayton aquantity Of corn, fodder cattle, stock far
ming ut.nsels &c. Sd.
Oct 10, IS49 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Inpursuance OF deed Of trust executed to the IN.
dersigned by Reuben Hodges, or purposes therein
named, bearing date the 24th Of August, A. d. ls4l,
and recorded II the rebate Clerks Office in Lowndes
County, Mississippi. vii sell for cash before the
Court House door IN the Town tf Columbus on The
9Th day OF July next, the following lands to wit; the
west hail oi the south west quarter of section four;
the south east quarter Of sec s. 4 thenorth west quar-
Ter Of section nine township seventeen, range seven.
teen east; tour bundled acres, more or less, or so
much thereoas will pay the deed of trust and inter-
est
Acting az trustee will convey such title as in yea
ted in me--which is believed to be good
ELI ABBOTT,
Jan 9th. lS50-6m. Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI,
FFCIITE.

A. r. Lavs.rsrrr T.. l. D.. P-esids.f o.,
Prt.e--a- H.-ai H.-- Phil ss-f,
4 l #.t.Lr s. ~. Fr.-l.sr .- llE.,,
Hr.fC. and 4y.-.a.Eq-
JOINS NtIDoraN, ". D.. Professor Of IA,
!. N W,pDrL, \. IT,, Professor Of Lonruae,,
TgsHE Exercises Of this ln-rtufiou viii be rasr-.
0r -Ha "a IHar-isy l September uer-
Ils1e b. l.t one Session n the yeas Rhlch coBs,,
81 Do months. The Vacation covers The period f,o-
tie Thursday after second Monday in July 10 -
Thursday In september OF each year. For adnissS.
into the Freshman class a candidate must have
competent know edge OF the English, Latin & Crass
Granmer,. Cor position Arithmetic, and Georrspb,
Cesar Virgil, and the Greek reader, and some A.
quain,ancc with Latin Prosody.
TIE STUDIES OF the Freshm year are LiucoIp,.
livr Andrews Ovid. Owens Anabasis and Cvro.
psla. Davies University arithmetic, Davies Ban,
DON aud legendre. Antiquities, Latin Ccmposnjo,
ami prosoiy
Tire studies # the Sophomore and Freshman rs,,
are Horace, Tao tus Feton'a liIiad and the Men,
rab.r4, continuation of Dawes BotfGoa and Ipaas
Dire, Plane and pherieal Trigonometry AMI Dage,.
Surveying, Camboll's philosophy OF Rhetoric. Dr.,
per's Natural Philosophy, and Turner'S Chemis,rr
LauH aud Greek Composition and Prosody.
The Studies Of the JUNIOR year, are Juvenal, q
Zero de Uratofe Demosthenes de Corona, GreeL
tragedy, Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shad,ws
and Perspective, Analytical Geometry, DeSeriptys
Astronomy, Tdmmer's Geology and MlneraIoyv
yohnsou's Agricultural Chemistry, Nattes Law 81
Nations, Says Political Economy, Composition and
Frosody,
The Studies Of the Senior year are: Cicero Do
Senectute or Amcta, and Woseys edition Of PA.
tos Gorgas, Diierental and Integral Calculus,
Oimsteads Natural Philosophy, Physical Astronomy
Logic Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy.
The expenses for ten months are 1877 Tor College
dues the whole in advance Board So per month
payable quarter in advance Washing, Fuei and
Lights are at the expense Of Student who will also
provide his Own Furniture. This if desired can be
furnished by the Steward at fair rate.
No student viii be admitted into any class in tho
University without the requisite preparation, which
will be tested by rigid examination.
j. NJ hOWaY, Proctor Univ Nj.
n. B. The textbooks used in the Sophomore
Classes can be procured in Oxford.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

Notice,
DIR S. A S ALTONSTALL

II AS removed his office, to his residence, where
1Ahe may be found at all times ready to operate in
the various branches OF Dental Surgery on reasona-
bic terms, for cash only cannot keep pace with the
many modern Improvements in the Dental art and do
work on credit. My business cannot be carried on
successfully any other terms than cash when the
work IS completed. have to pay cash for every ar
ticle nee in the profession Persons from distance
need not come to have work done on credit They
will be very apt to be disappointed Necessity com
pes me to adopt rhis rule
August 18th l845. 1851
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

DY VIRTUE OF Deed Of Trust to me and R. D.
ID Barker, as Trustees OF Caleb Joiner and Mary
NJ, JOINER his wife on the 18th day of April 1898,
and duly recorded in the Probate Clerks office in
Noxubee county, Miss, in record of Deeds Book A.,
pages 775, 776, IN to certain debts IN said
deed mentioned, az one Of said trustees will offer
for sale tor cash TO the highest bidder at the Court
house door IL the town of bacon, in said county, on
the 18th day Of Februry, 850,the following described
track of land to Wit; The east half of section 4,
T. Is OF X. 10 east, except Il acres from the west
side OF the same, OF eqcal width, owned by VIM II.
Pope, ESQ., | will convey such title as is vested in
me- SAMUEL MARTIN.
[Oct Is, 1919 Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
Female COLLEGIATE institute.

TIE Principal hzs Teen teaching twenty years, IN
bnteTru2tedy, having oocapied Important Professor.
ahipa N several Colleges ID Virginia, Chs ncivs
State) and Kentucky.
The Female Collegiate Institute was Organized in
1888, and has enjoyed without any fluctuations, an
unnsual share ofpdblie favor AVERAGING Tor the ten
wars past aboat one hundred pupils.
Il l. furnished with hne Phflosoyhiesi
and Chemical Appantas, Select Library,
De, anlad6rds unusual facilities 10 students oi M
sic, French, Spanish and the Ike Il Is entirely free
from all sectarl4n bas-the pupils being perm tGed
toattend any place Of worship preseubeA " the "a
ISnss, and the teachers belonging to four Eve dG-
en-. denominations.
Topceyent competition 10 Dress clio hing Of a uni
toTm style has been prescribed and Jewely Of every
description prohibited
Georgetown Is accessible BY daily Stages Stesrn-
boats from Louisville and Cincinnati Il is II miles
nom Frankfort and admitted DC one Of the health
test locatiOns on the Globe.
TIDE MYa
Per session, Tor Board and Tuition, $50
For Music, s25
For French &C., $40
There are many Fem lie Seminaries In the West,
IN which the expenses OF pupil may be Sl0or $40
per session less than the above, but, in very few Of
theso, il is nfdeny asserted, will the ,are be found
90 good-the capital invested so large-lnd tie rep
utation OF the Teachers 50 distinguished
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

consequence Of the death Of one Of the Part
ners IN our concern, il viii be mperahusiy aecss-
sdry 10 close all matters up 70 the end Of the present
season. We therefore notify those indebted 10 rs.
that ALL ACCOUNTS MUST BE PAID before the lst Of
March next, and that no new accounts will be- OMEN
co after tins date A CURTIS co,
B. B-Those in want Of BOOTS a. SHOES
CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS &c, for Casa
would do well to give usa call. Our stock is SUPE.
Rloa and will be sold, at very low prices for the mo-
ney. A CURTIS a "a
November, LIST, ls49.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
W. a. IT.

FHNlE undersigned offers for sale the tract
II land on which he resides, containing $40
acres, one halt fine prairie, the other black post
oak and hammock land. situated IA miles west
OF Columbus, in the Mayhem Prairie. There is
$50 acres in a high state of cultivation, frs,
rate yin horse horse NH, al! cc,to" press, a
good log dwelling and comfortable out houses,
there is also fine artesan well afiording an
abundance of good water at all seasons. This
plantation lies Immediately on the road leading
from Plymouth to StarkvilIe in the eastern edge
of the Mathew Prairie, convenient TO navigation,
and has what lew other places can boast of--an
outlet to an inexhauslible range for stock. ].
can he divided into two good settlements, and
will sell eilher /! or ! or including all the inn
proyements or the whole for | in hand. and the
balance in one and two years without interest.
Persons wishing to purchase can see the propri.
etor on the premises or II. S. Taylor and John
t. Ridley, Columbus Mississippi, who will more
uy describe the property.
WELLS A. THOMPSON,
March 81, 1899. ly. Mayhem Prairie.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

.. o.. 10 .rHr.. r... O.. u rl. III f.4 Ef.Er b. t
! Is,.-..-.-.-. Il. n ...f .-r- 10 t.. y,sr SC
] ...-.t..,,. ..g
tgUF nv
! I,,as..,.-',. ,,t - ~. er-.. privilege. re
,-y.,. .,s,-...5 b, IN. Trs..s., enc Iseuy IT a.y
/ -sr College.
! -Co| L r JOHNSON. Gzr.r1I Nta-r '-'',
eco. r. W. MORIA .Efa, >rrs--.rir., 1af
prafsssr = & q. aHd ~. Er-t. srI--.
I Il ieut Col. B r JOHNSON, Professor 4 Made
I rt4,ic,
I MAJ RICHARD OWEN. Professor # Na;ra! SCI
/ eass,, -lrlp.i OF Dr. Ure, GLASGOW.
/ Mr. ALEN SCUUG, I-ja-' Professor 4 ChsmiS-
IN For : months pupd @. Licbig
Rev n. d. MENUS, \. " Pr4s,s0r Of An
clint Larereees. Educated at Princeton College.
JAMES e. BLAINE, 4. B., Atwrt Pre-. u
Lqpg.oe-s. ducs'sd at " a.hirEtou COL, Pa.
JAMES n DAWES, Esq p tHs~f Iar-
a practitioner in the var ou- Courts Of Kentucky
Rev. J. K. SWIFT, \ VI. FrFfso- - tH1rs ana
70 'ss L'rs Educated 81 la.e tcaele.
VI. IA ,AduRAi- Prot " Hla.f9 tang tfgsS
Educated Dr. Tie city oi Paris.
Capt. L. J.. MOI /, fra-tsa. w 6e Aeaaf#y'
Educated New l0N,
Capt W. ". CAT NJ 40 Ia' q Hs Institute
Educated al West i1-
yWn hundred 'ul 'lrr'y-it7e tftets from 10 ttf--
emf states. have eu'c 'l'- 1-h'r'oH NEE - Vas
% Fan f15 10 Is" '- 's eh''.s '. '''.. me IT,
tot or t'n.u't q ny r'.' oT ei"r P,H1-
g." a. |,1'~. A- i'..f W ".t'5' y O'' 'o. PUG"
o o cheap lHt'f" 'f " inter ana sahu. ''. Is ;is'
a.y eni -ceo- t.ry slaae I+ s -l' req % So. e'L
,11e-H nAafauil' WIN A'u "' t0-'u' ','|ehl %
'ce'td must pc 'rP'''"". '' w. 't-, h''. O' con
ira '""1gt ..e 'n.seb, 81 ,,,. ,.. ,.'aA'
,,..,, w. ~ y l. 1850 '," I'D
81, ~ W .u. P.G1'5a'5 ID, NJ, ..e
'l7,e'' '''''''5 .I,t W. ~
''l p'"A va. 1N'.i.'i '"' 90
~ " ''l - - an '''' ''4'.l' .''''e''
yea VIZ 'De NV ''r "' ''N-
',s, 'i'' 7. t'.e W. fNrH .a..
ne lg',,le' ''NeS ,',' 'oef! W s.',s mat
~" o',g'' > 80 e, .'''''.''. ' u.s.
-. W., s .e W ','s i''''I, pu'..'
q, ga H..e - PtI a'no az ,u, p'. ~ ageI
.oI I,,uV, o',,s'' you u, ,,.',N
of,LnU : 3ooo s,o .,"',
a, -, ", ~, ~ -ooo' ''''0' ~ YOU
Us .is'''''"' ~ E'h' Us
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

~ & By an the prin pal Druggist & Merchrn'
generally throHglol, the o = Es-t Indies AMI trs
CANDIDA
Pr sale 70 Columbus Mi.s ~
Jsne % Ie-iy. AN.JONES & 90
DR. a. ". mAN'
ANtEDTSPEPTC r TONIr BIITERN
Fig per cer stronger, more M-i.rlH1 LtaaGHg -.r
~ ID bsf1rs.
For the cure Of every case orCHILLS FEVER.
Linz CoHi- L4ip', DyspsJsia Disslsss gi Worms, d.
&c., a.sn preventative d lsia'c CsalsrL
Prce 9 90 per bottle, for IS; larger quantities
al Jess prices. No AGENCIES!
~ Sales under 81 90 cash over that amount s
months, aud allowances fpr Advertising v,'. b. mtis
Prepared and % ONLY 5y the proprietor No. 44l
D3ualn Street. Mobile + ID COLEMAN
August IS. 1853. Nv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
M. w. HOWELL

RESPECTFULLY offers his services to tho cti
Gems OF Lowndes County, asa
GtnerHl .9geast and Collector.
And will attend strictly to the collection OF all Claims
Notes and Accounts, that may be placed IN his hands
at his usual commission VI the commission tina, may
be agreed on at the time by both parties lie hopes
to receive liberal patronage from those having coec.
ting to do
B1- lie may be found at all times uniess absent on
business, above his old office, now occupied by ]. K
PIERCE, ass Magistrates office.
CoLu1sus, Miss, Nov 9Th, lS49.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

INSGf Il A n q II.
TENNESSEE MARINE g. FIRE INSUANCI
60 COMpANY-CApITALS 100000
JOHN VI. HILL, PREauLNT,
j. j. GILL Secretary.
Fire River e. Sea Risks taken on favorable terms
JONATHAN nlCilERb AGENT.
Columbus Nj t. q. lS4s-l5- lb--lv
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
DIS S[)Jt TyDN,

4 HE Part. erslp heretofore existing in the name
a. OF Curss & Tucker is this day dissolved b,
mutual consent The bus ness hereafter will be con.
Quoted by George CUrtiss
Sept 10, 1919. GEO CURTISS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
LIV FRY ST. BILE.
&E4SAON MARKET STREE T,
SoUrH OF TIRE CoLu~BUs IIoTEl, BY
William G ady.

E'hE undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
old customers and the pubic generally for tie
liberal patronage heretofore extended to him. and
would respectfully iuIorm them that he still conlIn-
ues to cater his ola stand, where he will be happy
toaccomodate all who may favor him with their Gus
tom. He has made large additions to, aud otherwise
improved his establishment during the past year. so
that he is now prepared more fully than ever to ac.
commodate any number of horses that may be left
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable, Ell
Their North or South. lie keeps consantyon hand
for hire, Saddle Horses Carriages Buggies, &c, Of
the most superior quality. From bis longcxporence
IN the business and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction to his customers he hopes to receive liberia
shaIe OF patronage. lis terms are the same Il,
hprptofnre
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
DIR. A. w. COLEMAN'S
GONNORRIIMA MIXTURE.

CA Vegetable Preparalioa)
Cure warranted. Price y 90 per bottle. Prepared
and sold ONLY at Coleman's Tonic biter Depot
No. 443 Dauphin Street, Mobile (aug 1s-AQ, ".
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02

COHdfeS, C0HdleS!
SPERM and Adamantne Candles to be found
~ Of the firm Of II. s. IA YLOR d co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-02-02
A CARD .

MIR NJ ], HOWARD present. his compliments
IVA to his old friends and the public generally, and
begs TO announce that he has removed from his old
stand to the EAGLE Horst, (taley kept by Messrs
CuHIs " BusrEu,) where he is prepared to accom-
mndate them in Nurerinr stKe Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
NEW YORK, March 25-G p. NJ.

The Stock marke, was to-day, and Governmoo Ut
Securities have advanced sai per cent Coupons lloi
Canton Company Scrip has further advanced, WIN
sales at As being an advance Of 81 per share. The
money market stringent. Sterling Exchange q
prem
The Flour market has been rather dull under the
news and prices in favor If buyers. The sales are 1o
bbs at So 81 81 81 to 81 "a for common Wesltrn and
State brands Genesee s. 5Oa5 56 Southern 81 "a to
s. OG. as to brand; Canadian 81 IS; Corn Meal s. -
az 81; Rye Flour unchanged
Wheat held firmly, and III Consequence there have
been no sales of moment Prices nomnally before The
steamer Corn is duller. Sales of 10000 bushels AT
80 els for white mixed and yellow Southern oAls 81
cts; Northern 42a43 cts. Rye 57a)oc
Provisions are quiet. Sales of 400 bbs. Pork at !l0,'
l2!alO % for Mess and So 50lS 62 for prime. Lard
is steady at Ga cts in bbs,
Tie Grocery market is quiet Sugars and Nloasse
remain as last quoted Coffee syery dull and tending to
decline. Rice $40 81 for very prime
The Cotton market is dull and the Transactions
very limited amounting to only 500 bales at an ay-
craze Of ct. decline since the receipt Ct the Nagaras
news
Tobacco quiet
Whiskey is declining. Sales al 23i "a cents IN bar
rels
Wool is dull and prices declining
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01

Felotc citi:eas OF your present Delegates hob
ert {. MITCHELL Esd, having sgnlted his intention IN
retire from yonr service. at the soc alton OF msny oil
y,u, announce myself candidate to represent Bedford
in the House of Delegates. The limits OF this card
exclude tho detl ofmy opinions upon the absorbing qnes
tons OF State and National canretH M" Interesting the
public madbut opportunities viii be afforded ne hcnre
the election, in public discussion and IN private intet-
conrse. Ia express 10 you frankly and without reserve
my s'nneBs npnn all subjects winch may come within
the range Of the fullest and trrtsI inquiry.
IT, al er this free expression If epnlon shall receive
maj rity Of yuur suflrages pledge myself 10 faithful
aud dilieen performance OF the representative trust II
You sh laid consider another worthy h represent
yor shall have The consolation Ia know, that have
solicited yant cur lence upon many ground. aud that
true To my principles aud 10 my country, have
made an honest eff in The humble sphere ct my action,
t, tuantn the interests. and honor and safety OF VII
GINA. Your Fellow l1lizen, .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
IT u NJ $ j..

o. The Crescent CITY, from Chagres, arrived
at New York, on the 25th utimo. There are
some disturbances between the "natve author-
ties at Panama" and the Americans The Gov
ernor threatens expulsion of the Americans,
should another disturbance ensue.
;ass Father Mathew arrived in New Orleans,
on the 23d instant and was enthusiastically re
ceved.
O., AT a large meeting, held in Nashville, Ten
nessee, it was resolved that the admission of Cal
ifornia will be aggression upon Southern rights.
%, The inhabitants of Maysville, (Ky.) with
one dissenting voice, resolved to tax themselves
$l50,0OO to construct a railroad from LeXing-
ton to that place.
lg, The fremont House, Boston, WAS dam
aged, on the 90 instant 10 the amount OF $l5,
900.
Ns, The trial of DR.. Webster is progressing.
Testimony still tending TO substantiate his guilt.
rs, Mr.. Calhoun is recovering, and is expect
ed to visit Lynchbarg at an early day.
o.. The House of Representatives ofthe Ohio
Legislature, has refused to pass a law prohibiting
State officers from capturing fugitive slaves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
Office Of tie "Baltimore .2mericon,'
NlnknAY. M\nCm. -.

TIF-The offerings at the scales to day
reached $50 head of Beeves OF which 500 were sold lo
city bachers 80 to packers, and 90 were left over I'M
sold Prices ranged from $50 81 IS On the hoieq"al 'c
,Gase - net and averaging s. 62i gross
HOGS-We quote at $3.50 50.
FIGURING noe safes on Saturday If GOO hbls
Howard Street Flour ST Ga. To-day sales of 800
bbs were made at he same rate.
We hear of no transactions in City Mills Flour -
Some h. ers ask $40 but others would sell At 81 b2l
GRAIN-Wheat comes in sparngly We quote good
to prime reds at 9jll03 cts white at O5allO els, aud
family fl mr white at llOaI2O cts.
Sales Of Cotu at AZ 80 cts for white, aud 5oi5 cts.
for yellow,
Oats continue scarce and wanted. Sales today at "a
ass cts.
PRDNISIONS-Ne hear of no transactions oi mo-
ment In Bacon there is a downward tendency.
WliISkEY- have declined. Sales Of bbs 10
day at 23a23l cts principally at the lower figures --
No sales Of hhds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-01
PHILADELPHIA. March


The private letters by the Niagara do not vary from
the accounts already published
There is better feeling in the Stock market and Sc
curities have advanced Sales Of Pa IS at 81. Money
is not quite SO easy.
The Flour market is qaei-small sales of common
brand, at 81 75aSi 81. Corn Meal s. %. Rye l lonr
S. 81.
There is no change to notice in Wheat-salcs ot red
at 05 cts aud fair white at q els. cargo of yellow
Corn sold to-day al 5di cts. per bush Oats 5@a5l
cts, Rye 60a6l cts
The market for Provisions is steady but not active
Mess Pork $40 87asl Prime SO Lard IN bbs,
GSa6l cts.
Groceries are quiet The supply of Sugar is large
No sales reported New Orleans Moasses q els
Conee is dull, buyers unwilling ooperate. Rice 3sa3a
cts. per 10.
Tobacco is steady. Wool dull. Washed 3illic' as
to quality,
The Cotton market is very quiet and sales cannot be
made except decline Of ct. be submitted TO- The
stock On hand is accommodating.
Nhi,key is dull Sales at 22a23, cts. in hhds and
barrels.