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LARD OIL.

IMPROVED LARD 0il@-Lard OIL OF the nns and
equal to spern combustion, also t.r -. always he
vooeus being without sesas xprsssy
purchased and shipped in strong ~. for ne
prevent LEAKAGE Orders so for the West Indies
and canad, Tao ABp smEKY Lard on Ms1Sfa1tnrsI
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MONET, m0NEY.! MONEYN

VIZ b. JARVIS Attorney at Law, Columbus Ohio VIII
w give particular attention to the collection VI
Michigan Indiana Illinois, Missouri Kentucky lows anu
Wisconsin of that class of claims long tinfe mste
"Loss,p "Gone Wsstp and "kot Colectsbe," oy nv,
chants newspaper publishers Manufacturers, and o,h
Five yesrs experience has given him eonhdencei
there will be charge but 80 TAR M collections sre
except postage. Cards, giving reference terms s"
strnctions will be sent In answer TO poh pad letters
Dec %.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF r. w. LATHAM CO.,
Washington, d. C.,

INEALS in checks drafts scceptances, promssOry notes
H. hank notes. and coin.
BANK NOTES.
Notes all solvent banks in the United States bought
and sold at the best prices.
DRIFTS, NOTES, AND Bills,
In Washington and Georgetown collected and remitncts
promptly made in Baltimore Philadelphia, New York. or
Boston funds, at charge Of one-quarter per cent
COLLECTIONS
Made In s the principal cities Of the Union the most
favorable terms.
EXCHANGE.
Bills Of exchange and bank checks most Of the prnci
pal cities the Union bought and sold the best rates
OF Office hours from eight o'clock A. M TO five =. NJ
Nov. l5-n
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GLEN HAVEN WATER CURE

THIS Establishment, having been completely refttsd
this winter, is ready for the reception Of viser
IL is beautifully situated among the hills at the head Il
Sksneteles lake. is supplied with the purest water and
ample in quantity.
1t is easy Vt ACCESS. Persons from New York Boston
Albany Buffalo, be brought by railroad and steam
boat Skaneatees lake, to the CURE and from Che
southern part of the State can by the Bnghamr
and Glen Haven stage. Persons wishing TO bring horse
and carriages have them kept in stables which are
and commodous, and the guests in Cure will
every attention. JACKSON, GLEASON, Il co
Glen Haren, Scott, Cortland Co, ~ Y, april, 1860
Apri 25-3
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THE AMERICAN PHONETIC DEPOT,

Ds- Comstock's Phonetic Telegraph, monthly lews-
paper published at so cents per snnum, in
Ds- Twenty-Five per cent. discount is made from the
above prices to those who purchase by the quantity All
orders must be accompanied with the cash and directed to
A. COMSTUCk, Nj. ID.
No. 100 Mulberry street, Philadelphia
STAMlERLNG CURED, Defective Articulation cor
rected Fasettc Voices changed rich baritone Flo
cuton taught by DR. A. Comstock at the Vocal Gymnasium
No. 100 Mulberry street, Philadelphia March 2l-6t
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THE FRIEND OF YOUTH.

THIS new and attractive Journal for Youth, ed,su
i Mrs Bailey and published at Washington, can oe n a.,
at the Boston Agency for the National Era y Cornhi
Price by mall 90 cents year; delivered IN oqs,oh
postage, rs cents. dEohoE W 80, u"s,dn
Nov. o. - Iorhh"'' ''
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T.. B. CROCK Err,

COUNSELLOR ar LAW, SoiciieT ia CkGnosIN ~.
" South Bend Indiana Collections in northern indiAna
and southwestern Michigan will receive prompt atenr"
April iS-6m
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BRATrLEBOROUGH WATER CURE EsraB-
LISHMENT.

THIS Establishment, having been put in complete order
Is now commencing its sixth N has
Of the purest water and ample accommodations for 4O pa
tents Ii 10 accessible ali the way by railroad from Albany
New York, and Boston detailed report Of upwards Of
@ cases treated there during the SS will be by
mail, ON application William Rodde 322 Broadway New
York For further information apply the subscriber
X. wESSELHOEFT, M d.
Bratteborough VT, March, 1850 March 2l-3m
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By Longley g. Brother, Publishers aud Importers Of
Phonetic Books No. SO MsiOdson Buildng, Gin
ciadti, Ohio
THE publications kept for sale by this firm in the only
perfect PRA CT. CAL alphabet proposed; which
fact Is by the unprecedented favor with ~heh
it Is received and put both in Europe and America
After undergoing the supervision Of council Of Ergands
most practical learned men, has met the appreciation Of
the people of whom society Of three thos nj persons Is
organized to promote its adoption In this
country il is attaining like popular standing being already
used to extent In eight ten newspapers and taught
In many Of the best schools in the land and this IL
has attained n0twithstandi individual attempt made
ntrude exclusively American alphabet upon the
pie
The following among the works already published
Old and New Testaments, 81 so; New Testament, Svo,
81 pocket edition. l2mo 81 cents ditto in shorthand,
81 So Book of Common Prayer rs cents Essentials Of
Phonetics s. 25 Plea for Phonetic Spelling 80 cents
Vicar of Wakefield 60 cents Rsssess and Poems so cents
Primer tirst Reader cents Sec nd Reader % cents
Third Reader rs cents Penman 10 cents together with
Charts Tablets Sheet Lessons and various Toy Books all
Of which may be sent by mail.
OF The PHONETIC ADVOCATE is a semimonthly
family paper, in which Course Of Lessons IN Phonetic
Short Hand has inst commenced Also Focdbudry OF
Medical Terms the pronunciation in phone' ic spelling IL
is furnished at 81 year, in advance.
Or LONGLEYd BROTHER are agents for the fol
lowing English publications:
Phonetic Journal (semi monthly Photographic Star the
Correspondent the Magazine and the Reportsr-the last
four monthlies and each rs cents year April l6-N
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..,vxrAPEK AGENCIES.

u,n,cu tne American Newspaper agent ~ wsn
%, ,Ss Missai Ers and .s.horasa'.o take ,,sSy
ussmsnts ana - n Boston, Congress street ksw lorh
Us h's %a,sr Philadelphia, northwest corner o. mr.
streets; Baltimore, southwest corner 81 N'
snd ~ = vETTRs6III, Newspaper Advertising sub
~. ssd Collecting Agent No. 10 state street Boston
bnnaSnx,s ,iso agent for the Nefscr". -
IuDGR JAYS LETTER TO BISHOP IVES
LETTER 10 the Right Rev L. SilIlman Ives b,ssop ~,
"A he Prvtsssat Episcopal Church In the ss,s o.
c.sr. occssiousd by his iata Address 70 the Conve"
s~sss Dcssss BY WILLIAx lar. Third edition .st.
s numerous readers Of this meet sxseiIen' .na he
y,s issssr vabilshsd in the National Era In isH .d
slsssd 20 Know that has bsen hsndsomsy sr
sar the direction Of the Executive Ccnmit.ee OF m ale
- ana Foretgn Anti-Slavery Society, ana 10 no" "
~ a ~ pss hundred or three cents single Ia,
Oa.,. .~omp.nisd BY the cash. and directing T W.,
oSnvsSSn's ''s' my '" WILLIAM HARNkp,
"W y,,,,a Of John Street, New fo'A
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BOARDING,

MRS EMILY H. STOCKTON, No. l6i Chestnut street
lvl between Fourth and fifh streets, Philadelphia.
Oct. 14-u
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xrrm auSr,son os--.i n...ssi,,,s. M.yeassil ol
w Ra.nlui, urAarr Rafi-~rs m Dee. 0.-iy
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN PLANNING, TONcrp
ING AND GROWING LUMBER.

Joseph p. Woodbuy's Patent Planning Mqcbin,
THE subscriber having received letters patent
tonary cutter planning, tongueug and growing mseha.
now oilers Tor sale machines and rights TO use the
This machine will plane six Thousand Of boards a.
uniform thickness In hour producing better
surface than is possible TO plane by any other means %
known, not excepting the hand plane and
ed to plane and joint cspboards p
will do the work faster aud better than any machine
fore invented This machine Is arranged that II pan
the board with an unbroken shaving the whole width AMI
length OF the material and does not take than t
thirds OF the power that Is required 10 do equal amount
work by the rotary cutting cylinder common uss
ent from other in Communications for turtle,
particulars eheerfully responded TO- by addressing the
scriber, (post- paid > Boston. Mass.
One OF the above planning machines may be seen In
tion by calling on the pstentee
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY.
Msys-iy Border street. East Boston, Mas
BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Pennsylvania AUerus, Washington Gu, one door
nest Of Gilm0R's Drug Store
THE citizens ofwashington and strangers visiting TIE
city respectfully informed that the subscriber has
just opened gallery above which he has lifted mp in
CANT STYLE with all the latest improvements including
AN EXTENSIVE SKYLIGIIT,
and prepared take pictures Of all sizes single or in
groups which his long exp rence and great embo
den him will be pronounced by competent judges fn
equal to any specimens Of the phon graphic art prOd
ced in the United States.
Cabinet pictures, measuring eleven by foureet inches
taken 1T short notice also and enaeed Dsguerreo
types
Pictures taken equally well in cloudy in fair weather
Perfect satisfaction warranted in cases
The public are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens. ~ ). BENNETT
Jan. 3l-ly
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Law OFFICE, CINCINNATI.
QikNEY SHIELDS, Attorneys at Law, corner Of Raia
ID and Court streets Cincinnati.
JAMES BiRNEY, Notary Public and Coppisslo1Ay 10
take Acknowledgements of deeds and ro,,
Of Maine Vermont Connecticut, Michigan New Hampsbi,
Missouri lnois, Tennessee, New York, and Arkansas
Ian.A-tf
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THE NEW GREFE>BERG WATER CURE
REPORTER

published monthly containing thirtytwo large octave
pages, devoted to the dissemination of the principles OF
life health, and true medical reform. Ii will aim 20 expn
clearly, inteigby, and scientifically the principles and
processes Of HYDROPArHY.
HENRY Foster, M. D., Editor.
Regular Contributors
N. Bedortba, nj. d., New Lebanon Water Cure N Y
s. o. Gleason, NJ. d. 6enhsven Water Cure N Y
o. v. Thsyer, Nj. d., Cooperstown Water Cure N Y
p. II. Hayes, nj. D., Greenwoods Springs Water Cure
NY.
It. Seelye, M. D. Cleveland Water Cure, o.
q. G. Shieferdecker, Willow Grove Water Cure Pa
K S. Haughtop, M. d., 81 Tenth street. New York
Terms, Always ia aduance.
One copy, year 81 90
Five copies one year 4tn
Ten copies, one year 600
Twenty copies, one year 1000
Address, post paid, II. HOLLAND, Publisher, Utica
New York. Jan 3i--3m
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BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLFRy.
LAW OFFICE. COrUMRIrx- a

XITILLIAm b. JARVIS, Jun, Attorney AID Cow safe,
wv 81 Lao Columbus, Ohio Once in PlAtsp new buiis
ing State street. opposite south door Of State House
Business connected with the profession OF all kinds pur
tnailv attended, 70 ian ~
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SHAwLs AND SILK GOODS.
TEWETT & PRESCOTT'S NEW STOCK,

SHAWLS AND SILK GOODS.
JEWETT & PRESCOTT'S NEW STOCK,
1t No. 2, MIX street, Boston,
rs SURPRISINGLY RICH AND EXTENSIVE,
claims the early attention Of all purchasers at whole
sale or retail.
This assortment comprises all kinds Of
SILKS FOR DRESSES,
In black and fancy coors superior qualities and styles fresh
and new.
LONG AND SQUARE SFIAWLS
every variety and quality from the highest to the
lowest cost.
FRENCH SACKS, VISITES, MANTILLAS,
And all articles that substitutes for shaws Al
So SILKS in the proper widths for those who prefer to
make these garments for themselves.
ALL KINDS OF CANTON AND INDIA
SHAWLS AND SILKS;
In particular, an immense variety of GRAPE SHAWLS,
embroidered, plain and damask figured, in full assort-
ment of coors
BLACK INDIA SATINS and SILKS, all qualities.
CASHMERE SCARF,S and MANTLES.
BLACK SILKS and BLACK SILK SHAWLS.
BAY STA TIE LONG and SQUARE SHAVLS,
CAMELEON SA TINS and 81 TIN DE CHIMES.
FRENCH "a TINS, all ooiors.
BOMBASINES and ALPACCAS finest qualities.
VIDE SILK VELVETS, for MG,tillas and Shawls.
In brief would to purchasers of the above Goods
ia any gud,iy small large, that and will supply
their at the locesf possible prrs and with such
qualities and styles Of goods cannot be found at other
stores. lEWEFT PKEStOTT,
March l4-3m No 2 MIX street, Boston.
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longer or shorter period merely because they are
Africaus or of African DESCENT Are not these
laws frequently put in forcel And is not all le-
gal redress denied the citizen whose rights are
thus trampled upon, and feelings outraged
Would it not be we'll for you, gentlemen, before
spending breath in preaching morals to us, to
correct your own errors and repeal your own
laws made in open, direct, and fragrant violation
of the Constitution and the rights Of man
Would it not help your vision il you should re-
move the beam from your own eyes, before strug
ling longer to pull the mote from your brothers.
I charge the South with aggressng upon the
North by every addition of slave territory since
the adoption of the Constitution. You have
thereby deprived us of the free States Of that
equal share in the representation in this House
to which, upon every principle Of justice, we
were entitled charge you with aggression up
ON us by the laws to which have alluded; by
your constant efforts to stir up angry feelings be-
tween the two sections Of this Republic by
urging your demand upon US to deliver up your
fugitive slaves, which have been increased by
your increase Of slave territory by demanding
the passage Of an act which viii render insecure
the liberty of many citizens of the free States,
making their liberty depend upon great num-
Der Of petty officers, some Of whom might feel
they were doing God service in surrenderipg a
negro 10 Southern claimant and who would be
wholly irresponsible for the act in pursuing the
course YOU have at this session, in order to force
slavery into Territories now free, and where the
present inhabitants do not wish 1t, thereby dis
ttrbug the peace and quiet Of the nation and,
above all, l chargeto with aggression upon the
rights OF the North In extending slavery, thereby
extending our obligations to peril our lives in
suppressing instructions among your slaves
But it ID said we are In favor Of abolishing
slavery and the slave trade In this District and
thereby give just cause Of offence TO the South,
and spdsnger tho Union. Since have been in
this city have been repeatedly CALLED upon to
aid, by money contributions, to relieve come poor
creature confined In that loathsome Jail, called
the slave-pen, preparatory to being sent from
home and friends to the far South and quite re-
Gently, sir, an honest, intelligent-lookng negro,
called at my ROOM to solicit aid to enable him to
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The Lining Age is published every Saturday; price,
twelve and half cents number six dollars year in
advance Kemttances for any period will be thankfully
ceiyed and promptly attended TO-
regularity mailing the work, orders should be
addressed TO the publishers.
Clubs paying year in advance, will be supplied as fol-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-27
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun.

w AettiNGIONJ ware lou,
the Committee on Territories, with the nanimous as
sent OF the committee brought in two bills, in substance
agreeing with what stated fortnight ago to be the
plan OF compromise likely to succeed during this ses-
SION Judge Douglas has given the subject his whole
with trpg amendments ",v most
the Senate, and, my humble opinion also the House
OF Representatives.
The first Of Mr. Douglas bills provides for the admis-
sion OF California with her present limits 1t is clear
that the North cannot fight on that bill, the very
principle of interference with the will of the people,
which is embodied in the second bill which provides tor
the residue of the territory acquired from Mexico, to
wit; The territory OF Utah and the territory of New
Mexico which bills in the usual form of territorial
bills, without any proviso the subject of slavery
The territorial bill also provides for the settlement Of
the Texas boundary, by pecuniary consideration. The
sum Is left in blank but is understood will be filled up
with $4,000 900 or $4,000 000
There was an executive session to-day. Mr.. Law
up, but has probably been laid He will
nevertheless be confrmedin due time There is great
disposition tor peace and harmony in both Houses.
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COMMERCIAL.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY AND co.'s CIRCULAR.

Correspondence Of the New York Tribune.
Per Niagara LIVERPOOL March g. 1850
Our Cotton market has been unusually dull and de-
pressed since the departure OF the last steamer and in
order to effect sales holders compelled to submit to
decline OF I'd per h. in all qualities below fair which
from its scarceness maintains, though in limited demand
higher relative value fair Orleans and Mobiles being
quoted the in our last circular and Fair I'm
lands at I'd per ID. decline only
The quotations are Fair Orleans cd; Fair Mobiles
Gid; Fair Uplands 6sd; middling qualities Gid per h.
The Trade Report from Manchester continues unsa-
tstactory, spnners and manufacturers of the low and
heavy descriptions of Yarns and Goods clearly demon
strang the unreunerating state of their trade by de-
termination to adhere to, and increase the work.
ing OF short tne in which they are confirmed by the
less favorable accounts from India
The sales for the week ended LIST instant were esti-
mated at27 $40 bales, OF which spectators took $780,
and exporters 2070 bales Those for week ending this
evening are called $40 bales of which $40 bales are
on speculation, and 300 tor export. The American
descriptions sold 1910 Orleans at 5a7ad; $3.50 Up
lands at 5Ga7.d 474O Mobiles and Alabamas at 5sa75d
and 800 Sea Islands at 9al6d per lib.
The stock OF Cotton in this port estimated at 524
QUO bales, OF which $4,000 American against to-
tai stock Of 900 bales at this time last wear of which
265 900 were American.
Under the influence OF heavy importatons of Flour
from France and favorable weather for farming opera
tons, serious and unexpected decline has taken place
in our Corn market, best Western Canal Baltimore and
Ohio Flour having been sold 2ls per barrel equal to
decline OF Is I'd per barrel; Western lSa24s and
old sour Western 2ls per barrel Indian Corn has been
in very limited demand at decline of Is per quarter
quarter for yellow and 27a27s cd per quarter for white
Indian Meal, lbs per bb Wheat IS 3da6s6d per 70
pounds. Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

AUCTION HOUSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET
I'D OCULAR SALE DAYS-Mondavs Wednes.
40 days and Fridays. Sale of Horses, Carriages.
Bugges, &C., every Saturday, at the large lot opno
site Mr. VIM. Wood stables, on Cary st.
On the above days, commencing at 9 o'clock A. M
will usually sell at auction for cash. the following arii.
cles: ''
GROCERIES, &C.
Bacon Hams Sides and Shoulders
y. o. Sugar in bbls., Laguayra Coffee
No. 3Mackere and Labrador Herrings
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea
Whiskey, N E. RUM MoIasses
Manufactured Tobacco, Cigars Nails
frcnon Matches, Shoe Brushes, Backing, etc.
FURNITURE.
Bureaus, Sideboards Press, Book Case
Cane seat and wood bottom Chairs Rockipgdo
Dining and tea Tables, Candlesands
Washstands, Desks, Chldren's Chairs
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
High and low post Bedsteads, Trundle do.
Sofas Carpets, Tenders, Bedding, etc.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, &c
Fancy Prints, Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys
Clothe Casslmeres, Vestings Gambroons
Bleached and unbleached Domestics
Goats, Pantaoons, Vests Suspenders
Buttons, Handkerchiets, Cravats
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, etc.
Mats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Slippers--together with
many other articles notenuneraed above ''-'''
On SATURDAY, | will sell Horses Mules Ruo
giles, Carriages, Carts, etc etc. D"H
jy 10 r CAJTTuopN
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT,
ATIGHT SALES! NIGHT SALEsy
! Nj THIS ENEMINIlN Lie =

lGHT SALES! NIGHT SALES!-On
4 VI THIS EVENING, at half past seven o'clock, a.
my store opposite the City Hotel | will commence
my, NIGHT SALES, and will continue them every
m h during the season. at which time will be sold from
the shelves general assortment of staple and fancy Dry
viz ' ' N'
:, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-Cloths, Cassimeres
vestngs Calicoes, Aapacas, Irish Linens Cashmeres
Muslns Shirtings Satnetts, Flannes, Pins and Knee
dies, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas Hosiery &c, &c.
r. Hardcare E, and Cutlery.-Superior ivory handle
Knives and Forks Isl pieces; buck handle Knives and
70 by the dozen; Britannia Ware, Tea trays;
waters &c. Pocket and carded Knives Scissors. Ra-
r, Fancy Goods-Ladies' Writing Desks and Work
boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes, Nit
ang Fins, sqspenders, Accordeons; Dressing and Side
Tuck Combs, Backgammon Boards Hair Brushes.
Razor Strops, Money Purses, Family and Pocket Bibles
Paper, Pins, Playing Cards, &c. &c Also, fine paen
Gold Lever Watch; Gold Detached Levers, full level
ed Gold Cylinder, do do; English Silver Lever, &c.
&c; Golad Pencils and Pens Silver do do Breast
pins; Goa Guard Chains, Gold Fob do; Steel Chains
Cameo Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Casters, Segars
oc IL ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BY WILLIAMS g. CLAIBORNE.

a hN WEDNESDAY next, 9th instant, we shall
" sell at our auction store, commencing at 10 O'Clock
part Of III
30 hhds N o and Clarified Sugar
30 bags Green and Maraicabo Coffee
20 hhds Bacon Sides
10 DO do do Shoulders and JoIes
10 half pipes I'm. Brandy
r., Gunpowder Tea, Rum, Backing, Mustard, &c.
IERMs-All sums of 500 and upwards, months
efeo ior approved negotiable paper under $780, cash
OTICE.-Will be sold on WEDNESDAY.
" 9th March, 1850, at IL o'clock. M. the wooden
framed building, Mayo street, taken to satisfy ground
rent In the name Of VIM. w. Eustaee, executor OF
Mary A. Wardlaw, vs. Otis Manson.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Deputy,
mn 70 For John Goddin H c.. c. r.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-27

ACCIDENT TO PROFESSOR WEBsrER.-This morning,
as Professor Webster was coming from jail in charge
OF Mr. Edward Jones, the officer the axletree of the
carnage suddenly broke, and threw the inmates into
heap Assistance was forthwith rendered to the Pro-
lessor, who was incapable ofhelpng himself in
quence OF the handouts which confined his wrists
Another carriage procured, and the Court House
reached without farther accident.
Boston Traueller SATURDAY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-27
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.
MOUSE AND LOT INDUvAL's ADDI-

Ill TION FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
SATURDAY, the Both inst, at O'Clock, on the
premises, will sell at auction the half acre Lot No
IS, in DuvaPs addition to this city, with the improve
house with cellar The lot has been in cultivation as
a Market Garden, and is also valuable from its CONT
guilty to the celebrated Federal Spring.
The property will be divided into lots, or sold all in
one lot as may be desired
TENMs-5d cash; balance and ~ months credit
the credit payments bearing interest from the day of
sae and be secured by trust deed or the title re-
tanned till payment is made.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO., Aucts,
NH o6-tdS