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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

Messrs. c. G.. MEmmxrora, ALraEp HuoER, and
DAVID REvENEL, three Of the committee appointed
by the authorities Of Charleston, South Carolina
10 cooperate with the committee of the United
States Senate and others in making arrangements
for conveying home the remains Of Mr.. Calhoun,
have secured apartments at Wizards Hotel dur.
ing their stay in Washington. Rooms have also
been secured at the same place for the remainder
Of the committee, twenty two in number, who will
arrive in the city on Friday next.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

CALIFORNIA Ts4ns.--Tbere appears to be a
growing interest felt by the citizens Of our State TO
emigrate to California Teams are streaming
with all kinds Of vehicles, bound for the III Dorado
Of the West. During the past week another com
pany Of our own citizens has left for the promised
land. We hope they will, all Of them, realize the
fess that quite certain, that hope will be dis
appointed Every mail from the diggings i"
brings letters from those who are there advising
their friends 70 stay here, and 1t appears strange
from such n source.--Jackson (Bfich.) Citizen
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17
OFFICIAL.
Notice ia the Public, and Instructions 20
Postmasters.

Postmasters.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMEsT, I
WAsHIsGroS, April 10, 1850.
Being this day notified by the Secretary oil the
Navy that the steamship Anantie has been inspect
ed and accepted by him into the service OF the Gov
eminent, under contract made on the LIST Novem-
ber ls47 for the transportation of the United States
mail between New York and Liverpool, notice ID
hereby given that the United States maii-line OF
steam packets, called Collinss Line, will go into
operation Saturday, the 9th Apiiinstant. Onthat
day. at t,celpe o'clock, noon said steamship, the At
lantic, will leave New York for Liverpool, and con-
vey the mails between the United States and Great
Britain, under the Postal Treaty entered into be-
tween the two countries. Postmasters will duly
make up and forward for despatch by said steam
ship, at the time aforesaid, all mails for Great
Britain and countries beyond, that are received
for that purpose. J. COLLAMER,
Postmaster General.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

TUESDAY, April Is, 1850.
No. 10. A. Brabsfon, pIaintifin error, vs. 4. Glib
son.-The argument of this cause was continued
by MIR. Walker for the defendant in error, and
concluded by Mr.. Attorney General Johnson for
the plaintiff in error.
No. 1913. Fleming E. MarshaH, plaintiff, vs. J
Page.-The argument in this cause was COM
menced by Mr.. Mccall, for the plaintiffs.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock, a. m.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

CANADA TRADE.--Thc Canada trade promises
TO be large this spnng-larger indeed than the
western trade. There is much grain In store on
the north shore Of Lake Ontario, and large quaint
ties Of lumber viii be derived from that side dur
ing the season.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

the NICARAGUA RouTr TO THE PAcIrrc.--A con
tract has been made with celebrated builder for
light draft steamboat for the river navigation on
the Atlantic side of this route. She will carry
about two hundred and fifty passengers, and an
elegant barge is TO be built, 10 be lowed by the
steamboat, 10 carry as many more. Poet coaches
will be put the other end of the route 80 ms TO
form comfortable and rapid means Of communi
cation between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
" Y. Post.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

One hundred and seventy nine votes were cast,
and ninety were necessary to choice. There was,
therefore, no election.
The House adjourned.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-17

Necessary to a choice. % % SO q,
Mr.. STANTON, Of Tennessee, moved that the
House adjourn. The yeas and nays were ordered;
when the motion Withdrawn.
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, renewed IL; and
the yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Of Arkansas, moved that there
be a call Of the House.
The SPEAKER informed him that the yeas and
nays had been ordered on the motion 10 adjourn.
Mr.. JOHNSON asked 10 be excused from votin q
on the question Of adjournment This occasioned
much laughter
The House rcfused-by yeas ~, nays 96--to adj
journ.
The tcllers resumed their seats.
Mr. CASEY withdrew the name Of Mr.. More
head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
rvAcT1oys UPON COMMERCE.


Tho Sorc,i Arn,s ouotes the following letter frona Ne"
York merchant complaining OF afn'hg ole'''''" ''
u,v On sugar and moasses is al a'ore, anu aseeso vi
,ha invoice weight aud guagc Of those articles IN ''e l"i
from whence they are shipped. When those pFodnco"hs
,,vs the Aro,s arrive in the United States duty Is not
nIv exac,cd ON the quantity lost the voyage rom Dram
akanc but they sadded with the additional eA-
,s Of weighing and guaaing The injustice OF TINS pro-
90 consists in the Government assessing The dulles
inn 80 ,h invoice and on the arrival of tho cargo i'll This
country another delgay tie expense OF The
officers of the customs This state of things we learn
IA NOT exist under the late administrations but Mr. Mere
,h has adopted different system alike unjust and oppes-
size and which should be redrcssed The merchants IN
every CITY Union have protested against these exac
tons and petty tyranny; but the honorable secretary
deaf 10 their complaints, and persists IN demanding me
TAX for the purpose Of sustaining Of IDLE oiceho
er4 10 the serious oppression Of commerce If there be NJ
- -, g.. 49, interposc ana correct Tho
evil
ave have the most vllanons aud pratica government,
under the sun They make here pay even The weigh
;np and guapina Of and moiasses 10 charge us d"
an the inro;ce quantity not enough; but now they ron
a. of the Other hy of extra. They should win Inc
>,. pronetv make pay The salary 81 the Chstoi-hose
icer disc,arrng the cargo Nj. Meredith is fndacier
# the first water In fact the things are conducting
from Meredith down the lowest in The service is dis
Grace 10 orr country Every thing that be done IS done
Ia throw obstacles in the OF commerce and rob Inc poor
uerrhan and all under the plea OF zeal TO collect the rcve
For years have had Ia pay duty on sugar ialha
SHIRT 10 IL per cent weight and had chosen, we
enid have marked under the quantity in invoices: but
we did not do it, This whole thing from beginning 10 end
ia robbery and piracy !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
LCorrespondcncr of the Baltimore Sun

WAsHISGro>, NAY 20, ls50.
The Republic and H. Co'orsThe lirgi"ia Senators-
Fate Of Mr. BuHn.
The Republic has at last hoisied its colos IL edi,o
time declaration of faith, lis policy told. II calls
the administration "hc exponent Of Wing principles
promises To b. tolerant 10 heretcs does not rrnqulSh
The privilege ri communication; and Is rival but
ndluior OF the National Iutcigcnccr Ii is silent the
t;lphn claim that settled before its ay that Is be-
the editors took charge OF the paper second
ticie endorses 'hc Presidents pln Of non-acton-ihc
whole paper bears the imprint and aspect The Cabinet
Mr.. Built will return New Orleans 1t il said that
for long previous Col Bliss arrival here and while
General Taylor Baton Rouge, Mr.. Rult acted ~
Secretary and enjoyed such the confidence and init
macy Of The President 1t doubt, with the best and
patriotic intentions that he undertook the criique
the administration; though he Jared better than Gil Bias
after criticising the arch bishops homlies
From various Indications am inclined to believe that the
Senator'S from Virginia will yet far respect public
opinion in their State for the compromise
all the South ought 10 have but all the South OBJ
tain under the present circumstances compromise not
question Of law abstract Justice but something adapted
10 the pre- udces and feelings of men.
Mr. Crawford has determined TO stare Congress and the
pubic OF He rW not resign his place in
the cabinet 1t has been decided by unanimous vote in
council (the President voting in the afrmave thar tho
cabinet is and indiysble. T. pirribas mum!
The administration has taken distinct ground agans
The compromise and its influence viii embarass and delay
that wise and patriotic wil not undertake 10
thai the President will with the aid OF the Southern de'ec
tiOn Ea defeat compromise and leave open for agita
ton the question OF slvcry in the territories and also ht
Texan boundary question few diy' aso il supposed
that President would leas, st,a neutrGl but both
shall = adjustment Of thc question, with the Executive
Inn
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SEE THEE STILL
sY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE.

sY WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE
! see thee still
Remembrance, faithful 10 her trust;
Calls thee in beauty from the dust;
Thou contest in the morning Ight:
Thou'rt with me throUa the gloomy high'
In dreams meet thee as OF old,
Then Inv soft arms my neck eniolo,
And thy sweet voice is in my ear
In every scene TO memory dear,
see the still
| every hallowed token round:
This little ring thy finger hound
This lock of hair thy forehead shade,
This silken chain BY thee was brai' d;
The flowers all withored now Ike taee'
Beloved thou didst Gull for me;
This hook was thine-here didst thon REM ~
This picture, ah yes here, indeed,
see thee stu.
see thee still
Here was thy summer-noons retreat,
This was thy favorite fire side seat,
This was ,hy chamber, where, each day
sat and Watched thy sad decay;
Here on this bed thou las, didst lie.
Here on this pillow. thou didSr die.
Dark hour! once more its woes unfold .
As then saw thee pale and cold,
see thee still
see thee still
Thou art not in the tomb confined;
Death cannot claim the immortal mind:
Let earth close Ger its sacred trust,
Yet goodness dies not in the dust;
Thee, OH beloved lis not thee,
Beneath the collins lid see;
Thou 10 !airer land art gone
There, let me hope, my journey done,
To see the still!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
For n. T..

Atameeune Of he Officers OF the "a Reglm.o =, :, '""
itia held II i.unenblsg Court House on he 81 Of NJ si
COL Henry Stakes called 10 the hair AMI 49, ~
Stokes was appoin'c Secretary. Dis
The Chairman explained the object Of be incc,,ns ,,t
the feelings u the officers Of the Resimnt upon lie & 80
their Col VIM. ilyGic linehett 7ii1r
On mol!oA Of Capt Il. H. Alien Rs'iscd Tia, =.
,,,int n COMMITTEE, OF i've Ia d.It rsolu.ons rx Wan
,o. OF III. meeting regard to ilc esiguaipp ~ ne
Wh.r-up, the Chairman appointed lie p,psiis - ia
,,. ,i .omnI,ics MAJOR J"an l.. ldc Cam ~ g. %
r.ut H.. 4 Yates capt. J. Allen Stoke and Lien a. u
On motion Resolved That tine Cirsaf and >,c.,i my :
Ai.r rciIrn, short ;i,nc the commIee returned ana.
,onwIn. r.ol,ions. which We're UNANIMOUSLY a!o,oi fet
Resolve. That have with deep rgrct heard :; H. w
sion 81 Col iIachc,t retire nom th' COMMAND Of
u-n, which c h 10. the last iour yea Command: % - t.
ability skill importantly and high "ntany bean, 70
tie ie.i i The Board -
: Resolved. Tina; ms retirement "dbr. hc vii ,~r
Wishes anil prayer II TIE tccr- The :, A
iai.y .ually AMI collectively Tor .s iuue happle, IN ~
lni MAY all this w0r,d cia give. e. worth p,.s.l
Fame fortune. friends. AMI Igii N dan. N. -
And NAV tie Christians hoi. ma sl-.,i a.,
Adj grace to years. and glld.lr he s ...., ''-'
On motion. Resolved. That the Sccrary b. fem. +.
Col atchci with a cops al these pro,eiu.v. arai ~ ~
copy TO The Editors = he Richmond 'npee.on ral,s
rrt,,ir-i that dies publish thu same. - 80 WI.
On morton. Resolved. That ti- nce:r a .nueI
liERl Slo.@S c
ID. X. STONES. secretary '''a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
Correspondence OF tie n. Y. Express.

WASHINGTON, MAY Ib--Nlght.
Sir Henry Buwer admits having written the Chatfeld let
ter but assures the Secretary Of the Treasury that nte
ded no dsrespect TO the Administration.
treaty between ~ Bois lie Compile the French Minis
and Mr. Clayton, has been concluded substantially at
the treaty made with Mr. Eulwer in relation to the Nicara
qua question
The Committee foreign affairs in the House have
agreed epor, in favor OF paying the long standing claims
for French Spoarions The Report will be presented an
early day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
APPOINTMENTS; BY THE PRESIDENT

By and rim he adrice and consent Of he Senate
r3srIAsTERs.
ChaiIrs T. Maddox. 10 be- postmaster NJ Baltimore Nd.
iam VI. Blackord IL BE- postmasera' Lynch5nrg Va
Frederick w Smith, 10 be postmaster AT Houston Texas
John Summers Smith, Of New York, 10 be Consul Of the
inii.l States Tor the port Of Malaga, in Spain.
George Mounlfor ri Massachusetts b. Consul Of the
'nitrd Stl,es for the Island of Gambia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

The following, which appears as editorial in the Ma
t;ona nelgcnccr and Washington Republic, Of Monday
morning indicate that the Cabinet Washington
place confidence in the reports Of invasion of the
Island Of Cubn. Tie article is doubtless, published 'by
authority
Within the last dlvs inornaon has been received BY
the Government rendering probable that military
organization has been set foot within the United States
he both in numbers and from the character Of those
engaged in it, Tor the purpose OF attacking the Island OF Cuba
and revolutionzng the Government.
We informed that the President o the United States
Immediately upon the receipt o The information directed
ers be issued for the vessels of the Home Squadron
also fr the Saran1c and frate Congress- proceed
forthwith 10 the Island Of Caba, with yew ascerainns
whether military force organized il the United States
proceeding t.om thence Cuba FOR tho purpose Of in
vadng il,at island and revolntonzing the Governments
with express Instructions in the such being the
the landn. o! such the carrying
out such expedition enterprise: and with further III
sruco in the OF landing having been effected
prevent the landing OF rCinio5cemcns of
provisions under the American flag intended for such expe
on or enterprise In obedience 10 these ORDERS we un
drs,and that the Steamer Saranac proceeded sea
Saturday last, and will probably reach Cuba By Thursday
next where il is expected, she will meet the Germantown"
the Albany, and the VIXEN"
Ii confidently expected that the whole naval force will
reach the Island OF Cuba before considerable number of
those engaged in The enterprise possibly have effected
landing and thus prevent violation obligations Of
amity and peace with Spain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
New YopK Nav o0

Integncea boon received here stating that very des
IRE occurred Saturday morning in the village
of Coming, New York Before the flames could be subd
ed portion OF the business par, of the town was
destroyed. Not store left Standing The loss is
roughly estimated at quarter OF million Of dollars The
amount Of insurance is known. This calamity has
brought great distress upon the inhabitants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

DIED IA Sacramento Clt. tai,ra ol >s'ttrl,- II .
NIart! last. tie !1t year his OWN ,WRi>r
FIELD second OF coon, Johan Err.I - D. ~
cauinv Virginia Although Death ic decree, o -, ~.
-, under ~ circumstances can Il mars y,,fltu ,,,,,
non ~ wounds ,lsep ant lasting iailn,s and t;n,,e
uutln.c, emf him to whose mrmor.Sr tender I'M. -
nania 81 regard and respect. VISITS l.ilar sgI,. MON, M
.r, III the family and ic!a! circle H. sire,th NJ.
manhood. When. all buoyant 81 light hose. ,r t
>a,s til snlncnia than setr - isra,, i, n,
wir! too fatally fastened the seeds disease gpan t,.
manly uTt and cg HIM oil nll3: rA,sglas mon
which ~ had iouiiy looked Tor successful r.su- ~Ita,
il.r yrncrac ai aged iahe father. IN III. ;ri -
brc,i5 every pore the sal "i cir ,gg r .
usera r!m.d wiih aa anguish human m.ua .ul1, pt,
SONS accl!ouLe brothers ala! si>i,s oppressed
i.xprrssl The weight al erir! Tor hlo ose-aAi 4 it -
s-ui> ihn>. best an1wils the t ,r. ~,
departed ecarrolis associate. Would ~ ie l,i, AL, .
.pal! lbs any expression ympatli II egunioa ~ t. mi,
.,..t oi suffering ut hearts gcIicl Is .i.- aa,.j
shock. gladly would he alleviate every ia III. utter "a.
IN, can oaS Ih.i ilhar "lp c.l thIr'fp iSc Cir!,t M
GAM. ln. whose promise : ~ wii Them Ia t..
n;iirl strength equal ral. I those tile b,el.
have taste. thar 'tc Lord l. GOOD. hr would ur,. %
un given hy IA: sad occasion to- ah rrndy' ns-rg,, .
.urh IN hour ). dunk the son Nah coraeth il So,
III appearing
.'Nh' wugi! cling 10 ~rrhri ul,.
ini hu. the poison, 'Ia ~ sgle
Who would got long ironcllih V III,
sluggish scU'eless Hu,p lie,
When The glorious prospe'lls.
Fan before his raItuicd e,s ~
Mas ll. is5U {
- Wllg and Religions Herald requae. 10 copy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
~ .+t.,.
For Inc ENQUIRER
on THE DEATu OF THE SUCH LAMENTED
WASHINGTON GlSGENIIoW.

He has found his grave in the strangers land
Where the light Of his genius had called him to roam
Bu, has he not oinc! the bright happy hand
In the lind Of the sainted, the peuiients home
Why sorrow for one whose wings are uninrlcd,
To watt MIN through regions of glory ard 'isht'
Who has left the sad cares Of soTrowins woiio'
For land where affection receives not Il onsh''
Yet can We bnt sigh when genius has lied
When the Eagle is torn from his eyIy on hlsn
When the pros, !! flashing Tulip is wi;ii1ed ana ae""'
We cannot but sig.-ah we cannot nut sig"
ye, ,vae, ma, r,r him for his sorrows are Ger
He dweils with his Saviour in glory above
He has landed in triumph on Heavens ialT shore;
His anchor is cast in haven OF love
Cumberland Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

BILLY Larkins" who is what may be denominaied Il
and saws Billy Il CUB him piece of advice at the times
says General we've elected you hope you'll take care Of
constitutions" Says he I'm try and hope you'll take
care oiv yours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

DEATH OF MRS. OSG0OD, THE POETESS.-We
regre, 10 Frances ossood one Of America
est poeesses died the residence OF her III Iwcn-
~ Second streets who with beautiful daughters, ard
large circle If friends VIII deeply deP!oe the event Her
disease understand was consumption. she was Tue
" Y Mirror.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

ANECDoTE OF WASHlNGToN.-l is related that
when the British soldiers about 10 march OUT ana lay
down Yorktown Washington said 10 The American
army My boys let there be no insults over conquered Zoe
When they lay down don't huzza 2osterity irH
hnsxc or ponr'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

COTTON CRoP.-The receipts OF cotton at all The Anne.
~icsn ports hundred thousand bales behind
las, years 10 the same date and still falling off,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

A GOOD DAYS WoRK.-Fu fifteen hundred barrels
al aour were delivered 10 Winchester Thursday last
One thousand and -four OF these inspected that day
ana sold 10 our merchan,s.-- WiNclaser Pirginian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
writing on Sunday, saws:

'Th.e is the greatest activity here in cer1in plces. in
fitting and vessels for Cuba. There is lack Of
FOR the purpose and have full assurance that money
has been supplied from the Island itself in large amounts
the object desired Ii the should be favorable
the evo!uonsfs. there will be demonstration made that
will asonsh the public, 10 the extent OF the plot Much
known this city which only be developed under
tain crcumstancesevery person engaged in the business
being sworn secrecy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

DISTRESSING ACCIDENTS.-Wc are panied to
learn tina, an interesting little daughter Of Geo. II. Temp
kin ESD Of this CITY, Instantly killed b: fall from an
upper story window the Of Mr.. Us residence, Bo-
shers Row. yesterday afternoon about o'clock Her age,
sc learn, was between and 6 years.
We neglected yesterday 10 state that little child OF Mr.
Philip Aliens drowned Saturday afternoon last
by accidentally falling into a well Mr.. Aliens pre-
misses on Goth street, the foot Of Church Hill The
little sufferer only about Is months old and had been left
in care OF the nurse few moments, with the udloni-
from the mother ior the take OF the child
As soon as the child known have fallen into the well
the nurse ran off, and has not since been heard of.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24
RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1850.


Thomas p. august, Esq.
Dear sYour note Of yesterday did not reach me until
dinner and engagement previously made for the al
ernoon has DELAYED few hours 4 reply.
Your suggestion IL submit the question between the
great Constitutional Abiter-the Pcope-shadowcd forth
~ street rmos for days past and made pal
pable bv the democratic organ of yesterday mornng-
have considered; and, Notwithstanding your confident and
happy conclusion that il will relieve of all my difficult
lies beg leave very respectfully decline -and ain
happy inform You that, in this decision, am fully
tanned BY all the friends have been able consult.
In my former note referred 10 by you said in effect that
it would better comport with my feelings if other mode
could be adopted rather than legal contest and suggested
a reference dsincresed parties and mutual friends
which would be agreeable me- but did sup
pose that such mode would be constitutional ur LEGAL
designed express regret that the the only
legal mode.
ought certainly be obliged TO YOU for the orchle man.
which have proved that the adoption Of your sug
ecson will successfully vindcate the purity OF the cleo
tive franchise and avoid the and protraced unpea
sanness ri such contest Excuse me, however, for in
quring!ow another election bring light the illegal
voting OF he last! Will il rather encourage such vol
ing by al adjoining The precise mode which the constitution
and laws royld and adopting Tending increase tho
evil! l right 10 contest belongs the injured party tx
law and designed Ito proven, illegal voting. The legal
provision for preserving the purity OF elections the best
and only safe expeden II is adapted also to keep from the
polls those who have mol The right vote, by holding w
before them tho fear or exposure Allow 10 say that
suggestion proposes tribunal unknown for this
purpose the constitution and laws Of the State" while
have adopted the only legal mode of vindicating the p
iiiy of The elective franchise
But VIII your suggestion avoid me expense ana protrac
ted un2easaniness OF such contest In place OF the
peasanness OF challenging Two hundred or more
doubtful votes propose throw the city into the excite
OF election embracing in its consequences the
peace and quiet OF somc 1900 of citizens What
guarantee be given that much larger number of illegal
not be ppled al another eectionespcciay
determined by active partizans party the re-
turn, all hazards because there will be fear ri con-
ios-2s currently reported the the last cleo
ton! Yopr suggestion would weeks or months OF
eleconeeng excitement and expense with strong poba-
tilty OF unpleasant contest after althus involving
the legal who have already discharged their duty and
do not desire such eycitement-whle the tribunal
known the constitution and laws involves only compa
rativey small number Of the voters and those too whose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

The Episcopal Methods, Conference at St Louis, adjourn
g Ga ;ha I4tf inst 10 in Columbus Georgia. in 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-24

st. Louis, MAY II.
A gentleman just arrived from Council Bluffs reports the
small poy among the Californian em;gsants Six had died of
the disease.