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The New York herald., 1850-02-22


PHILADKLFHIA, Feb "a, Pk-Arriyed-Bark Kingston,
Bowen, trinidad; bixs sula 8ak,r Boston; Enrre.
we do; Patriot Gage. Charl-sos schrs Worcester Rhsds
BridseparS Minerva keSlysriuS. Fall River Emporun
shrvpsis New Yerk wm ao~ry Barker doi lula Eliza A.
nisbee, Do; Joha Polk, Iohason, dci wams Ap-
pieton, Maurice River Miller. elliott Nsw YorK Mexi-
co vaunewan, Bristol sii Nary seuii, Seul. Boston
Ceared-sehs ferr,yi.ania Errics.on, xatanHas; Sea
srt, o,bonrn, New Bsdford L Miller, Hess New yoss,
Honesty. iiin,on petersbars va E@pouum Shropshire
Dshn Jane Denderton, burby, New York, JOha Crouch
Ton1lin, do, Mexico, vanneman, do.
miscellaneous.
sHiP TsRAcIAr Of plymouth 7s TONS Is old has
heen turchssed Ia sfon for SIS @ Sac will hail from
bOs'Cn and will load mediately tor san francisco.
Bass ociLA, At Kew West, 26th uit, from New York.
passed, date, bark ashore Orange Keys
wrekers hut apparently doing nothing The bark
taint.d black with rcd streah ad apparently seply la
den Capt Tr,m thinks have gsd that night
Bn,s PsrRIor. osse At Phiadsphs. from chsrlsston'
l4th inst when 81 the Frying Pan shoals encountered
q gsefrom sE ~hch carried away foresail, main
sail feretormss stsysa whilst endssvorns to worn
81 lee shore.
BEs srsr Boyee from Porto Rico ported ashore on
st Georges Island bar. In the Potomac.
BA,e se,rr.s from Nov Orleans for B,ltimore retarn
ed 90 tina. bort in distress, ilth tnsh
scHR sANurL JscEsor from Attskspas for Baitmore
into Cbarestrn. th IN distress having experienced
sncc-sion Of gales during which sprung bowspr
SPLIT Q, lie, and carsed tie vessslto leak
Notices To mariners
ssoats Roc ISLANDS DAxsrns-The following
commupcston Of most intelligent exps-
rienced shipv s-tsrs.-t salem Gaaet,s. ian iast
shoals. rocts islands dangers any char,
books wtnIa knosiege The principal Of them
have collected from others have been sn
observation 1hnking 10 would be for safe
" have them published togs,her column
ine chesrfuy yes publish any thing viii pre-
cte the good of aud the safety of IN. sslsr
nsmor.rsum q sursr rcehs and shoals no, laid aown in
Hnx. .lurufa nsr.Q WarGh h4Y
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

aARITImE INTELLIGENC
-----
Port OF New York. Feb. ~, 1850.
SUE RIsEs.. g S nooH 90. -. 3 70
SUE sETsss. % 20 HIGH wATEn.... So
Telegraph1C.
Zee general for the latest Marine Ints-
gence BY Telegraph.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

rotk On the nature sd treatmest di-s@sh
stricturss and All lin irea al arr
Illustrated hy srest numter q b-sstfy e.sred
larss az life ~ Homsx bestwcE "A. Large qu4r,o,
20 pages 70 edition rrce su Hstrset hs Bns.sa
Medical std Surgical Jcurnslit may te sad fssr--s
"a 70 equal 20 keords Act1ns eork h@ fsily
n diseases and far superior 10 hirg 81 The kad
lshed IN this eountry." Author
fmfettent In poteucf, kc. caused BY habtts
tourfh Edition u Plates Prce ~. rar Pub-
the r. 50 Broaawsy.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

nR. RALPH AUTHOR OF TEk"FRssTtUsL pa.
~ vate Treatise" Nc.-Ofce hour ~ A. a. a. p
NJ lsunday excepted mo - street fhos -
prsed a. the ease sne rapeiy Of te is ssroare
nom ts trst fncrfent, 20 its
trstenE stages; sso, in Seminal diesssss ffror
cormos sdvsrt-rrs and very r.eaTv. rfatfsa t@ "a
insure such certain, safe and .ccs care a. Ne can
.rple rssecn for stating 10 oAtsasd uo no sth
America.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

GEsINAL WEAKSEes SrBiTITY. Ss-rBE ONLY
~ true treatment and With ans invaua Ne nf5s
NATION on mss'ufbAior, self pill
sortsined Or. Rsrh fr~ctca prvste r-.tiss ssh
vicf
The New York herald., 1850-02-22
m EDlC Al.

MEpIcAL.-A PERSON wHo HAS BEEN IN TaR
l african trade from Liverpool England. and who has
Re of Of the Star Line packets with
lar discharge from his late captsip, wishes tor
of the lines Of paehets Letters addressed " at
this office, shall b. attended to.
EITs POSITIVELY CURED BY wArTs's NERVOUS
Antidote; This s without exception. the greatest msd
cine the world has discovered The will be
turned if found unavailing. 81 a bottle Direct TO
TALBOT WATTS. 1902 Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

DOMESTIC SARKErs.

STOCK SAILS.
BrIrinoss, Feb n-l0 shares Bsltncre aad Ohio Rail-
road, IS IS. do, do, s..
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

Fsp 2l-wlnd at sunri'e g. wswi q, meridian. W. at
fet, INV.
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

=, Nv htt1s LsoistsroR MIR Sawyer, member OF
we Mssssehusetts Legislature from Berlin, 10 ths
asse orNr rr'm the, town TO Acton. lie leaves
Bethn every morning With his stage and reaches Acton
~ n"sson tr the bret train ~ cars from Ptchborxh
vhch sr'e. In this city about o'clock Giving MIN
two hours 20 deliver hs package. dor h. 4, fpo,, hs
runs an express " connection ~ith nj. stage Al
eer'n ne hes-sys found w his sat ready 20 attend 10
The shsfs II state 80 far ss Berlin ts couoernsd IA.
y an eniNPIlsipg Isgislst0r --Bestgr Bee Ftb 70
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

Da scssIsoN = coNrIpESrIaLLr coNsg rs,
- on ~ iorms OF private disessss practice " thirty
ysrs etais him 70 cure psrfecty without meresry
cen, caet removed IN sfs~ dsys Stue rempai
ressnes ne invNiaby cures eufe. fee. Sss hs
Loheon dploma. 70 bic onss. s0ik FULTON sres
The New York herald., 1850-02-22

nR. JOHNSON, NO. IS DusNs srRgET, SO WALL
~ hnovn w us trrstment q dehc.te rhs Dee
tors rerutsien for sh in those that 10
sswes for yesrs. 10 sriusnt Consfutons vcatne~
n rcd In forr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
-NNFN y = = y y
ROAD ME HN(,a

At large and enth 1sasilc mee'Iug of The Il zens o.
the county # Patrick. held at the c. House on the 81
day of December for the purpose of taking
sderali,n the proprtty of constructing graded road
from sumo point the Garull line, to the Henry line
ard, thence On 10 Danve, with the VIEW Of opening
direct line Of clnnunica ION from Danvle Nythe
ville George panne, Esqr, was called TO the chair
and Horny Lane was appointed Secretary. The oh
Jet of the meeting having been explained by Beu J.
Campbell. in few brief but pertinent remarks, aad
speeches having been made by John ID, Cheatham
CmWford Turner and Madison ID Carter. Samuel G
Staples off red the following resolutions. which ere unan
imuuSlv adopted.
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting APP
point committee Of five. whose duty il shall be 10 me
mnalize the Legislature OF Virginia, It's present scs-
sion, Tor appropriation OF the revenue oi this county
for year. be applied 10 he opening of graded road
from the Carroll 10 The Ieary line. by the direct
and practicable route, with the view of connecting the
said road with The Fancy Gap road, in the said county
Of Carroll
Resoped. That tie citizens of Henry be, aud they
are hereby requested to hold meenp the next Hen
~ Courl, for the purpose If extending the said oad to
The town ot Dtnville.
Resolved, that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub.
shed IN The D1nyille Register and Lynehburg Nirgini.
MAN. and that the Richmond papers he requested copy
The Chairman then appointed Samuel Il. Staples
Martin Cloud, Benz j Campbell, Clark Penn and Ed
ward Taom, 10 constate the committee provided for in
the first resolution.
Rcsoleed, That this meeting do now a.li5urn
GEORGE PANNELL, Chairman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

comPe'ed to throw their sggregaie travel and transport
allon upon the Virginia and Tennessee Rl road, be
cause itaA lT,is the most diIect outlet.
ne eal mareoyer reqares that these rnads shall be
made with VAIL al the rate Of eighty tans to the mile
or OF rail at the OF hundred and ten u thu
mile and that all The road shall conform 10 the width Of
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Yum will perceive that this plan of Internal Improve
lnent Al once liberal in the Of State aid and
wise IN restrictions iht9wn around It. Tie bill IS now
pendng,"lh snne uncertainty Of result member of the
Legislature writes THAT is fate Is doubtful; the vnte
WI" he.efy clsei rather think II will PISS with amend
meuts.'
This extended no,ice Of The Internal improvements Of
tennessee has been taken because the OF the
bill VII be OF great Importance 10 your Stockholders in
Tue Virginia aud Tennessee Raj road II will be asl Of
mrotnce IL The friends Of the bill in the egls of
Tennessee. to perceive the interest which is taken in
their scheme by u.s. since the Whole theory Of their inn
povemenls depends upon lher getting through Virginia
Such an Interchange Of inogmat9a VIII be valuable t.
path.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
DEFAI.CATION.

The u. s. Attorney forthe Southern District
of New York, last week, received instructions 10
institute suits against Gen. Prosper Nj. Vet
more Ex-Nayy Agentat New Y ork, for the sum
of sos, OBS IS the balance alleged TO be due the
United States in settlement of his accounts. Gen.
Wetmore published card stating that he had
furnished legal vouchers 10 the proper officers for
al his expenditures, the examination of which
was not yet completed. He says the amount in
5ispnte is limited one, and consists of charges
for disbursements during the late war out of the
usual duties of a Navy Agent. lie says, what.
ever balance may be found against him will be
promptly paid. The Washington correspondent
nrtbe New York Herald SAYS, the balance has
been reduced to 5000 600, at which he fears it
will remain. The Tribune thinks the balance
Sr.inst Gen. Wetmore will he about s2S 900 a.
cainst which he claims offsets.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
.y'ep F'EGE.

FDN authority aia decree al the Circuit superior Court al
ID Law and Gh5uccrs al Franklin county, pronounced At
October i - IN the Il Tate and other against
niei and others " the undersigned, (ppoln'ed Commis
sanof ior that purpose) Mil sell 10 the highest bidder at
public auction, at Franklin Courthouse, the 1th day 81
February, 1850 (bcing court dsy) the LANDS in sad
decree mentioned, lying and being in the county OF FRANK
lin, the waters OF Che-n creek, adjoining the lands Of
William Seagal and others containing Isl ACRES more
~ less, being the same lands formerly owned by josiah w
nickensan, and occupied at present by John ) Burwe,
Esq The terms OF sale will be credit of one ana two
years Tor equal portions OF the purchase money, the Paf
chaser give bonds with good personal security, ard the
title the lands retained until the whole Of tie purchase
luly paid, subject to resale in default 81 paymen
The above lands lie about ten miles south OF Frauld IN
Courthouse well waorcd aud timhercd md adapted
the usual crops grain tobacco and have tociably
vcnient and comfortable buildings thereon.
Jan 3-wlw NJ. G.. CARpLR Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

}asy. We have not room 10 day for the details
Of the Foreign news. There is nothing, however,
of much Importance The Queen Dowager AIDE
lade, relict Of William the 4th is dead, BY which
event hundred thousand pounds are saved to
the treasury--No alteration in the price Of To-
bacco, and the effect OF the news in New York
was TO advance the price Of cotton, and to give
an upward tendency 10 flour, grain and proyi-
visions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
MARRIAGES.

Married. on Sunday morning. the 30dl inst. at Doct
Robert Nmgfeld's, Amherst county, by the Rev. ED
mund Christian, Mr. JAMES A. STlGLER, Of Lyuch
bug. to Miss MARIE l.. slSSON, of he former place
-. On the 9th ult. by Rev. Jno w. NJ Wi
liams. Mr. HENRY A HYMAN to Mrs. ANGEL
Ma DUNCAN, both Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

ISLANDER SUIT.

a suit for SANDER, Instituted by the Rev. Nj Green,
II the Methodist Church. az inst Jddae Piece was
commenced in Br1okhn \. y, On Friday the 7ll inst
and brought To clse Friday uieht, the 18Th. The rev
elend genem claimed damages the amount Of $1,000
bn the jury came into Court about o'clock Saturday
morning last and rendered yedict of sir ceHis daul-
ages aud s JUDGE Pierce is the father in law Of the
lle Mrs. Mail whose nnIimely death last uinler in
BROOKLYN, created considerable excitement. Her death
caused, ALLEGED lbe tme by the lreltment
she received lae hands If her husband the Rfv j. \
Aallit. The ISLANDERS complained Of by Rev. Mr. Green
Were uttered by the defendant. II Is said in relation
hat affair. Judge Pierce having stated in conversation
lhal Green and Mafi had destroyed the peace ofh.-
family, and thai they werea couple Of drunken Sound
fels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
NEW ARRIVALS Ar THE
BOOK, WATCH, FINE JEWELRY AND FANCY STORE
- T. W. n T. X Y


.Ntrf door abone Don r. g. Peters dry Goods Store.
tIllE subscriber regularly, the close Of ea week. for
wards orders Tor Books, eWery, Fancy Goods Sc, to
New lof rty and gets returns in eight days by Adams
ta Expires, that he receives weekly, all that he can
conceive to be nrw and desirable
IL Is all times pleased to order Books Jewery
Fancy Gooas, wheh he not have hand, he has
made his arrangements with the Express Company perfect
a. 10 guaranty the most speedy returns
lie also regularly b, mail rs different kinds
Of the best Literary papers which he furnishes by the
week, manth OF war at the lowest subscription prices
lie hes lacly feeei, ed the following Books
Lie aud works oil Cowper by Gr,mshaw,
Characteristics o Literature, by Henry I Tuckcrmsn,
DoNlinas History OF tomanism,
Hutton. Anatony al Melancholy,
Encyropel'a Americana, IN II vols,
Cyclnpejn ol6 o0o Practical Receipts,
uid Fellows Offering Lon 1919 and'j0,
Rpscul sharon.
Sarah 'ad.on by Fanny Forester,
Juasan ohcrnF,
Young Woman Guide,
Young Mani t.lidc
The Young House Keeper
The Aef,cuarast', Guide and Almanac Tor 1880
6le', Prayer Boahs, Anoaala Ion isa0, Albums, SC.
New Novels and Magazines.
tottsnela, by George sand, 3 vols,
lat vol. the History Of Pc, dsinis by w NJ Thachaay
lrremiah Iarles, by Me Mackenzie Daniel
Rockingham OF the Younger Brother,
Fanny, t,c little Millner, bv Ghas Bowcrolt,
Ala eol fine, Or the two Niece, by Mrs Grey,
Martha Willis,
Fanny Thornton, OF Marriage Lottery,
iln hoNagct by Mrs Gore,
The lnsi-ible Gentleman,
The NJ, scriaus foni.eut by an old SILT, Sc,
Code, = Ladies book ior November, price e5 cts,
Sltiam's Magazine do do
t'talam's do do do
Also, about twenty Gold Lever watches,
from s3a 10 Sl25 eech aud good assortment OF the finest
j IL w l. RY,
Such rs Gold Guard, Vest aud Fob Chains, Breast Pins
Bracelets, tar.Rngs Finger Rings, Gold and Silver Pen
aud Pencil Cases, Be. BE.
lie has yet hand about dozen splendid large sired
R II s.
TO which he would eal the attention OF all who may desire
a beautiful pailor ornament,
Call aud examine lis tmrnt he is determined 10 SELL
and will in casr charge Il an tho lowest market
pfcc for his ,ods JOHN 4. WRIGHT.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

hcendimy Pubiications.-A bill ha, been introduced
In the Legislature Of South Carolina, imposing fine Of
$1,000 and twelve months Imprisonment. upon any post
master who shall knowingly deliver to any person any
written or printed paper picture drawing engraving.
calculated to disturb he pence Of the people in relation 10
the slave population thereof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
o 3 1T U a r Y

Died at his residence. in Campbell Co, Va, Tues
day. the 25h Dec the Rev Henry Brown, Minis
erof the Methodist Episcopal Church, of sixty years
standing in the 9ls yea of his age. OF this venerable
Of g ad may be said, hat he faithful him
self and family IL God and his Church f.
-, At "Rork CASH.. about four miles from Lex
ng'on. on Thursday the 20 h ult.. Gen. CHAS. p.
DORNAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
PITTSBURGH, Dee. 2t-lO p \

The Presidents Message (entre) sent bg Carr s,
" ills. for the Western Press aver the O'Relly Line,
fearhed here in str hours aud tcenty minutes from the
the tlme II filed IN The Baltimore eff e. he line
worked admirably throughout. aud the operators perform
ed feat Of which the the genlemauly snpernlendens
Mess, Re ID and Lindsey. may we'll feel proud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
go He,ySEhprs.

NtEALED PROPOSALS Tor building Church and Tenn
- peiancc Hall, at Campbell courthouse, will be we'd
until the 18th inst, Gneln,ive) at Campbell Clerks office
where the plan and specifications can be application
to THE TRUSTEES
Rev John Long, in Lynchburg. viii also exhibit copy
of plan and specifications to any who may call him there
for.
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

o. The senate of Ohio, after two or three
hundred ballotings, at length organized by elect
ing MIR. Blake, a Wing, President.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
Trus, safe OF t1suabtc Negroes

DY virtue Of decd oil trust executed 10 the subscriber on
I'D the 9TH day oil December 1878 by William Stcptoe
aud of record in the county court Of Bedford county, shall
MONDAY the 3lt day OF December lSI9 of the
Market House the town OF lynchburg, proceed sell at
public auction, for cash the following Slaves mentioned in
said deed Of trust Isaac, Nancy, Lucy and Leah
The title the above property is believed be good but
acting trustee shall only convey such title vested
in III by the said decd.
EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
Dec 20-t31Dn
POSTPONENENT
The above sale is postponed till Friday the 4th instant
Jan at +. u. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD.
20 Contractors.

PROPOSALS Will he received Tor grading the South Side
RAD Road, and IT IS desirable them soon az
possible.
Contracts will hr entered into the financial
rang cmens OF the Company will permit.
All necessary information viii be given ly myself my
assistants at my Office in Petersburg.
{. q SANFORD,
Petersburg Dee Jl-2w tuieI Engineer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
TlIlI- AlESSAGE

The Presidents Nj ssaee reached Philadelphia in lit
tie more than five huurs from Washington. To New
York. it was conveyed from Washington in less thao
ptrl,t hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03

YINIIE firm Of AGREE * WITTEN is this day dssolve
J. by Inutua consent The name of the firm Will be
only ia winding up the Affairs of lie old concern.
TfIDS. q. AGREE,
Jan 3-ts WIN. l.. WITTEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
Mechanics Savings Bank,

yyNIlE Annual Meeting the Stockholders Of this nsn.
] ion. will be held at the Office OF the Bank, this
THURSDAY) evening at 81 O'Clock
Jan Sit j. II. ROBINSON, Ser'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
TO 70 ss.sGCO.y'z<TS.

1--WE undersigned continues manufacture FIArrEN-
ING MILLS, oil ,atons styles. lie Is supplied with
the very best materials and warrants all work made nj his
shop lie ocil call from iobaceoniss before purehas
ing elsewhere.
Specimens Of workmanship nndsye always on hand shop
on fhutch street opposite the Masonic Hall 9y- liepaing
promptly attended To-
NATHAN CARPENTER,
lie reoisto the following Gcntleucn Who have used
flattoncrs o his make; Vim. A Read, Wm. ttumpton,
Johns n Dudley, Jas. l., Clayton and Samuel MGCortle.
Dec. 3I-wlwH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
A LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAlNlNG in tho Post Office. on the Isl day of
Z January. 1850
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-03
Jan 3-ts
NEW CONCERN.
Grocery n Commission Business,

T,lE subscribers have formed copartnership for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

The Territories when such exclusion shall
be necessary, is not recognized On the
contrary, the Baltimore Democratic , Res
buttons Of former years, which denounced
all Anti Slavery agitation as pernicious and
conference.-the, ara accepted as the plat
form Of the Coalition, and the Convention
gravely resolve that the Democracy re-
ioice over the recent fx.up in Congress and
"deprecate all sectional agitations." All !.
Messrs. Van Burans, Dix, Cambreling d
Co. this is not backing your friends. :
Where do you leave your associates Seth
NJ. Gates, c. O. Shepard, Henry B Stanton
and other Abolition laborers in the vine
ward of Van Buren, and Free Soil?' Is
all the Anti.Slavery of the Buffalo platform
"suDk to this little measured"
And you, Messrs. Charles B. Sedgwick,
Ansel Bascom, P. W. Engs, &c. who left
the Wing party in l04S on the assumption
that it had ceased to be Wing aud become
pro-Slavery, is this the entertainment to
which qou were invited p When you
Joined the Van Burens in l848 to oppose
the Extension Of Slavery, did you expect
to be landed so soon on the naked platform
of the Polk and Cass Conventions at Balti-
more? Was it for this you left your a8so-
ciates in the arduOuS contests of bygone
years for Protection to Home Labor, for In
ternal Improvement, and for some disposi-
ton of the Public Lands which should rem
der their proceeds permanently beneficial
to the whole Country, and not treated as
mere income to be devoured from day to
day Are you satisfied with the position
in which your late associates have placed
you? Ifso, come out and say so at once
At least, let your old friends knew how and
why you have become hostile to the System
of National Policy which you supported
through years of depression and disaster.
Since you refuse your votes to your fellow-la-
borers Of 1928 to AS, you will at least give
them the benefit of your reasons. AT all
events, when the Wing State Convention
shall have been held, and its principles
proclaimed, we shall expect you to weigh
the two programmes against each other,
and proclaim your choice between them.
Is this asking too much?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16

NEEDLE THRgADERs-NswEa STILL --Ynis startling
made to the Patilsns lev weeks since
to The great Joy OF old ladies' OF dim vision OF youug ones
OF tendencies or limited patience TurrLs has
caught up The royerbaraou with Yankee spead and
spirit hs, American ladies' may rejoice In this great da
covery by which needle may be nrsaded In bali the
usual dne even with the eyes sbut FUTILE Ia fully pre-
pared supply he demand for this useful aud elegant liz
te article al his ware-room. S45 Broadway. new I'm
poraon just received by the lea, steamer OF The most eea
gMt Ootra Glases splendid Opera Fans coSy and ex,
quiate Port Monnoies OF pearl nlad richly With silver
and other beautiful goods well adapted for The Jenny Lind
aansnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-16
out a parallel

SUFFOLK Co.-The Wing Co. Convention Is to
be held g: Riverhead on the LIST OF October to nom
nate District Attorney, three Coroners and Sd
perintendent of the POOR and Delegates to the LIST
Congressional Dian let Convention the LIST Assem-
bly, District Convention at Sag. arbor on the 2Oth
and the Convention OF the lid District on the 18TH
at Halocks, smithsown. to appoint Delegates to
Syracuse, nominate candidates for the Assembly,
and appoint their several Town and District Com
mittees for the ensuingy year Wenotice that most
Of the Wing County and District Conventions
throughout the State for the choice of Delegates to
Syracuse, will be held on or near the goth of the
month Several Delegates have already baen
chosen.