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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

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Prints of every variety, Cloths oassilneres i sa,'a
fr CHI Chambry gng's Gambroons, cottonades.
Pam hs d de lanes Dcnics ,5l Il S br drills
Elegant polka muslins IL ntucky jeans, blue do
Embroidered do b'k s, br sheet s. shirt
Plain s. fg'd lawns Irish linens
Linen lustres. all colors Whites br lin, tab.diapes
Plain & fg'd lin. ging's do do cot. do.
Brown F'ch Inns all VS. Iluckaback diaper
Plain blk s. col d a pac. Scotch and Run,ce dap
Beautiful silk W ustres Col cambrics, nankeens
ga musqueto netting White and br. lin. drills
Book and scrip musllns 1ickings, all styles
Jaconets and cambrlcs, White, red and yel.fdn's
Bishops lawns Fine g1uze
GLOVES. HOSIERY.
White blk & cid kid White blk TX col COT
g. g :" silk Black Iai:b's wool -.
50 6 &c sule IT,. Black and col d worsted
Misses chidrens' - Bi'k Mofavlan. sup. art,
sHAwLs. BoNNErs.
Plain Canton Grape White chip
Damask 6 g Alboni
Embro'd" Satin straw
SILK and berrege Pedal i"
Muslin de Lame China Pearl
Cashmere Florence Braid
PARAsoLs. GENTS. EURN. GooDs.
Plain * figured silk Shirts
do do Turk sat, Collars
Plain s. fringed gingham Drawers
do do linen IlsndAcrchlcfs
SHOES. Cravats
Mems and boys brogans Ties
Misses and chiIdrens HATS
Ladies fine walking Mems and boys Legi,'n
do do Excesiors as a. double
blk and cold CATERS palm leaf trimmed
do do IL do Youths China P'l, II. 81
Dcotees and buskns Chiidrens' Leghorn hats
Purchasers are invited to call, Our goods will
be shown freely. Particular attention paid to
ders. We intend TO keep uniform prices mach
as possible, beng convinced that that best salts
6cs good permanent customers. .et
2-4-ly VIM. w GOODWIN.
Galena, Ill.,, May 6, 1850.
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LAND WARRANTS.

q NEW supply just received and for sale chea)
IA by RICE, WElITALL j. BECKER.
Saint Paul, July Is. 1850.
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MINNESOTA STORE.

MOI Netc York, Philadelphia, or Boston,
Gut sinpty .Ninneso,
II BEG LEAVE to call tho attention of the
Il Public generally to my heavy stock Of gooda,
which having been bought for Cash (and at pri-
waite salel can be disposed ef as low as by any
house III the country. Tue stock is composed Of
almost every thing required in Dry Goods, Hard
ware, Crockery, Tin-ware, Beets and Shoes,
Hats, and Groceries (except Lsluorsli and
would direct the attention Of The Ladies To small
10; OF Dress Patterns. consisting of Lawns, Trsnea
Jacono's, &c. which tnst opened. In few
days shall remove TO that New Store, now IN
the course Of construction, opposite the Posi- Office
where solicit continuation Of the patronage
have already received.
Some few best quality cigars by the box---reaI
Simon Pares. Regimes, cost sac in New York.
June s, 1850. w. H. FORBES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01
"OlE inter sesc magma RI Jrachia toliua.

"Oih inter ssse magma r. Jrdchia toliu'a. !"
Jesse LOWE, at his Smh-zhon u, Eage-s,.
u near the Upper Landing, st. Paul. having
on hand a good stock If Tqols. plenty Of Char
coal, supply If Stock amt Jo, Fsesmen TO set
as accessories. is prepared. on short poiice,
To Forge and Steel
sny thing that comes along and 10 d. every
kind of blacssnt,ing, cheap Tor prompt pay.
Horses and oxen are shod at my shop in the
right way. JESSE LOWE.
St Peu, jane 3, 1850, 2-6y
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01
LYMAN &. DAYTON,
SCHOOL NOTICE.

HNHE Provisional Committee of: Common
Il Schools, of Saint Paul having sanctioned
the employment Of Mr. D. A. J. Baker, COM
petent teacher Of an English and Classical school,
earnestly recommend his school to tho favor and
patronage of our town. BY order Of tie
llf COMMITTEE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

A. Cunradi * Co.,
Manufacturers Of Mould and Dipt Candies. All
orders promptly hlled. Galeua, Ill.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

StOCh Is Us lOliOWss
30 bbls old whiskey,
SIS +" ofnew lard. No
80 4" Dayton ale
10 =" Amer. brandy
6 &" Nal. wine
5 +" old peach brand.
2 casks Holland gin
4 pipes old co. brandy
4 do pale brandy
10 bbls n. o. sugar
5 Z" loaf +"
3 I" double refined
8 bbls Clarified sugar
20 bxs talloyr candles
Z 4" Star candles
20 60 No. l soap
Is I" raisins
! 5 bxs Mrs. C. B. Miller,
fine cut tobacco
5 /" smoking
1: &C chewing
| 10 4" common
20 /" Goldfish
Is q" herring
| Z /" imperial tea
7 " young hyson
8 :" Soushong sm.bx.
| 4 I" do large
a large assortment blKtS
20 Kegs white lead
| 3 bbls linseed oil
80 bxs glass
Ground pepper, Mustard
| and Shoe BlacKing
5 bbls Mackerel
Is bags Of shot.
3 bxs clothes pins
Window sash, assorted
Lamp chimneys
s doz hxs figs
5 bxs claret wine
5 &c champagne cider
Fresh eggs
5 bbls vinegar
5 realms wrap. paper
10 doz bottles of INK
June 20, 1850
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SAMUEL III. sERGENT,
Under the Pioneer Office, Third

GPEAKING Of Boston, Philadelphia and Min
- nesota Stores, simply say that have
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, which intend
to sell at extremely low prices. The principal
stock s NJ fojows.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

Us sacks Rio coffee,
IL boxes matches,
lis bbls salt
4 gross pint TASKS
s dz bot. Stoughton bit.
i 6 =" Keichup
s " peppermint
8 =" pepper sauce
10 bbls molasses
i2 doz half bxs sardincs
i70 boxes table salt
$500 lbs good fr'sh butter
10 boxes shaving soap
10 barrels rice
Is barrels crackers
a large lot Of tinware
4 doz shovels
$4,000 principe cigars
1000 lbs good ham
200 lbs assorted candy
ia large lot Of crocKery
lalso, large lot spittoons
2 doz fine silk hats
2 6 do. I'd quality
1870 jars assorted pickles
10 doz cut tumblers
5 bxs pipes
2 dog large brim hats
2 I" common do
J z 4" white wool do
2 % pearl do
Is kegs Of powder
NUTS, assorted
a large assortment tacks
6 bxs saleratus
Z boxes starch
5 dozen bed cords
5 DE- bxs Dalley's Ma g.
Pain Extractor
5 doz Buffers liniment
IL DE- large and SIN. bot.
Perry Davis Pain
Killer
4 dozen petroleum or
brook oil
liz dozen brooms
S. II. SERGENT.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

TNURNIP SEED-FRESH.-Rec and
l. for sale by DEWEY s. CAVALIER.
July is, 1850.
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T OST.-Last Sunday night, a black pocket
IL Book. Inquire at the Pioneer Office.
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Mere New Books at 9. Main Street.

Bayard Tag lor's New Work on California lei.
dorado, or Adventures In the Path of Empire
Deck and Port, OF incidents ef Cruise 10 Cal,-
ifornia--by Rev. Walter Cotton, fH
Los Grinsos, or Inside View Of Mexico and Cal:-
forna-by Lieut.. Wise, L SN
Evenings at Woodlawn--by Mrs Ellet.
Women Of the Revolution, vol s-5y Mrs Ellet
Greenwood Leaves--by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Studies--by 6 w Greene.
Frontenac, Meirica Romance--by A.Street.
Talbot Vernon, tale Of Circumstaniial Evidence
Ways of the Hourly Cooper.
The Battle Sunimer--By Ike Marvel
Poems and Prose syriings-by Il II Dana.
People Have Met--by n + Willis.
Redwood-by c NJ Sedgwick.
Life of Empress Josephne-by IIcadley.
The World as if Moves, vols.
Memoirs of Marie Antoinette.
Scarlet Letter--by Hawthorne.
Works Of Edgar A Poe, 2 vols
Headley's Miscellanies, 3 vols ~
Sold by ]. BROOKES, Galenn
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01
LIVERY STABLE.

EnO BUSHELS CORN just received and
COO for sale at FULLER'S.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

HANEY & RICE.
Storage, Forwarding g. Commission .Ner-
chants
JOHN HANEY, JR. ORRIN w. RICE.
st. Paul, Upper Landing
ON CONS IGNMENT.-Flour, Corn, Oats
Hams, Tea, COTE, Sugar, Potatoes, Candies
Blankets, Banketing, and Choice Liquors.
ALSO, first rate lot of Saddlery and Harness,
which will be sold cheap for cash, by
HANEY g. RICE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01
@lena advertisements.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
J. BROOKES.
Mann street. Calena, Illino

Main street, Calena, Illinois,
TINE subscriber would respectfully ifofin'
l his old customers and the public gener-
ally, that Ire has removed into the Trick store
No. %, corner of Main and Green streets,
opposite Crawforfs Drug Store, where he
will as heretofore, keep constantly ON hand
a general ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS aud STA
TIONERY, wholesale aud retail, a, loves,
possible prices. j. BROCkES.
March ?, 1850.
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NOR SALE.--A fine lot of sugar cured hams
IL at a very low price, apply to
2-s LYMAN c. DAYTON, Upper Landing
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

nATS.-40o bushels for sale, at low price
~ Apply at the Upper Landing to
80 L. {. DAYTON.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-08-01

NlNNESOTA--A fresh supply of Sey-
VA mour's Sketches of Minnesota with a
Map, for sale by J. BROOKFS.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

and Democrats are ofequal number on these com
mittees, the remaining Free Soiler is one who
was elected by Democratic votes and where the
Free Soiler was elected by Wing votes, the clear
majority in the committees given to the Democrats
Mr. Cobb has therefore maintained his adherence to
party rule, even in dealing with the Free Sellers;
and we must remark that he seems to us to have
done towards them, without pledge, all that VIM.
J. Brown promised to do. Allen, of Massachusetts,
is placed on the District Committee to flood the
House with minority reports in favor of abolition
in the District of Columbia. The Wilmot Pro-
viso is sure of having full hearing through the
offices of Joshua R. Giddngs on the Committee of
Territories. Mr.. Durkee will have the privilege
Of reporting to South Carolina about her inter-
ferences with the mails And, finally, we sup
pose, the combined exertions of Mr.. Root and Mr.
Wmot may be employed to vindicate the claims
of fugitive slaves to their freedom
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
THE COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Speaker Cobb has not disappointed our ex-
pectations, certainly, in giving party cast to the
committees of the House. We knew he was a
thorough party man, and, as such, was likely to
use every political advantage placed within his
reach. But, it must be the Judgment of all unpre-
JUDGED men, that after the Giro umstances which
attended Mr. Cobbs election, the complexion of
the committees does not entte him TO the praise
OF fairness, much less of lberalily. The two
great parties in the House were as nearly balanced
in relative strength they could ever probably be-
with third party depriving each of the majority.
The Wings might have prevented Mr.. Cobb's
success until the present Congress should expire,
had they chosen TO do so. But anxious to effect
an organization, so that the public business might
be despatched, they adopted rule of voting
which, they must have known, would probably
place Mr. Cobb in the chair Would it not have
tesn seemly, them for him to respond to their libe-
raliy, by giving them the control of some of the
committees.
Upon examining the list we find that. in every
instance besides the following, the committees are
constituted with Democratic majority of one.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

FAIRY TALES FROM ALL NATIONS, by Anthony R.
Montalba with "a illustrations, by Richard Dayle-
New \ ork Harper & Brothers This is superb gift
book for boys and girls we'll adapted to tascinate the
youthful reader with tales Of fairy land The author
tesus, in the preface that the materials for this coec-
ton have been carefully chosen from more than hun
bred volumes of the fairy lore of all nations We are
indebted for copy to Mr. ]. w. RANDOLPH, who has
at his book and stationery store No. l2I Main street,
superb assortment Of English and American ANIMALS,
splendid editions Of English, French and American
Books, together with fine lot OF fancy goods The
man OF letters the connosseur of the fine arts and the
sensitive lover, may all find something at Mr.. Ran
dolphs store to suit their varied tastes
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
FLOUR

Inspected IN the City of Richmond during the quurtes
ending 3lst December, 1919.
97,0l5 barrels superfne.
4,943 half barrels superfine.
1924 barrels fine
9,ll0 barrels middlings.
1883 barrels condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
FLOUR
Inspected in the 1oon of Petersburg during the quar-
ter ending the 3lst day Of December, ls49 ok:
1869 barrels family.
25624 barrels superline
4l0 half barrels superhne.
l246 barrels fine.
2l2 barrels middlngs
l73 barrels condemned.
R. F. HARMON, Inspector.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

us that rich salt well has recently been discovered
in that County by boring and tubing g inches dame
teri 600 feet, sufficient to manufacture 300 bushels
OF salt per day li about six miles from the Red Sui
phur Springs, and not far from the point where the
Louisa Railroad extended, will touch New River
We always glad to hear of developments OF old
Virgnia's treasure.-Enq.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
FROM TEXAS.

The steamship Galveston, at New Orleans, brings
papers from Galveston to the Goth December.
We learn from the Meas, (says the N. O. Beef that
among the emigrants who have lately arrived in Gal
yeston is Dr. Forian Moerdes recently Minister of the
Interior OF the Government OF Bavaria and Baden du
ring the brief career of its republican existence The
NeoS says he is accompanied by his lady, (born Coun-
tess Amansperg, daughter OF the new Premier Minister
OF the Kingdom OF Bavaria) and his brother, Major
Francis Moerdes late of the LIST Regiment of Dragons
OF Padez. DR.. Moerdes and his associates have been
compelled to leave that country account Of their DO
tcal opinions but they alone for there are also
many thousands who under the necessity of expa-
tration DIR. Moerdes believes that at least from some
thirty to forty thousand families will be induced to emf
CRATE to America from the same cause They will ge-
morally embrace the more wealthy and better educated
portion OF the German population.
Great excitement has been produced in Austin by in
tegence that the people Of Santa Fe are organizing
Territorial Government. The papers say that Texas
will never renquish her claims to Santa Fe even hooh
it should become necessary to maintain them bv Ire
sword. w
A dragon shot from an ambuscade on the Seco
river on the 22d u The murderers are supposed to be
Indians, but they have not been found 1t is said thai
trails crossing the road between the Nueces and Ric
Grande, indicate the presence OF large body--some
suppose as many as 500. If So we shall soon hear
their depredations on the lower Rio Grande.
SUclDE-Mr. Peter Swanson, a well known and
wealthy planter OF Harrison county, Texas, committed
suicide on the 18th ut by blowing out his brains with
rifle
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

STEAMBOAT LUxuRIEs.--An editor OF the ~ O. Pr
cayune, after trip from New York on the steamship
Ohio, gives the following glowing description of her
accommodations:
We reiterate that they unsurpassed in anv ocean
steamer afoat. In no other going vessel have we
ever seen them equaled The cabins are spacious: the
state-roos with three berths in each are commodous
while the fare positively not exceeded in many respec-
table hotels. There prousion of every good thine
and every DISH from the roast and boiled down to the
pastry-embracing beef, mutton turkeys, chickens,
geese ducks venison, Westphaia hams fish, Holsters
oysters, clans, buildings, pies &c. &C.. with vegetables
OF all kinds-s well cooked There is dailv BIZ Of
fare and each day the bill is changed The tables, too,
are well served by attentive walters and dinner
through all courses, may be well enjoyed on board
as at the Verandah or St Charles, in this city, or the
Astor or Irving Houses, in New York This is SAVING
much; but is only saying what was the unanimous ex
preston OF opinion by the passengers on board
Capt Schenck, the gentlemanly commander of the
Ohio is highly popular with his passengers
dating himself to all dispositions so as to be agreeable
with ladies' gentlemen children and ALL No better OFF,
Ger can be found to command ship; he is sAilful,
wachlu and competent, and may congratulate those
concerned in his selection OF the other officers OF this
fine vessel take pleasure in speaking in like ayora
Bile terms.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
HIGH WATER AT 6 O'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Richmond, Dearborn, New York, sundries to c
Snton q Co, 9 T Workman & Co, Nance & Gooch
ID w Tyler, A Bodeker, A Mott, Giner A Hill, Cay
nor Wood, w II Brown, Haskins & Libby, Deane g.
Brown, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, Vanlew, Smith & Co.
3 Bonayita, J Bonayita, O Strecker, w Taylor, W
Booth Purcell, Ladd & Co, A Pzzni, Pzzini, II q C
Ellis, Fl w Fry, J M Royal, Hableston & Brother.
W,.ortham,, McGruder & Co, II LudIam & Co, G
Shafier, Hubbard, Gardner & Co, Il Harris, E E
Bentley, U Burr, II Watt, Edmond & Davenport,
Evans, S Lee Crenshaw & Brother II Skinker.
Gordon & Son, and to order.
Schr New York, Cune, Havre de Grace.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

as Subscribers residing on Shockoe Hill, who do
not receive their papers regularly, will please make the
TACT known at the counting room to enable us to apply
the corrective The carrier orth OF Broad street being
anew one, we fear many patrons in that portion of the
city are uninentionally neglected
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

FIRE-Ihe alarm Of fire yesterday between - and /
o'clock, was caused by the burning of small wooden
tenement on Leigh street, near Eth The house was
owned and occupied by elderly colored man named
Jackson who has been invalid several years past and
who with difficulty escaped from the fire. Loss about
Sloo Several contiguous buildings were saved by the
early arrival of the firemen
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

There is curious before the Supreme Court in
which sought to the descendants OF slave
under the following circumstances The case of Nc
Clanahdn administrator, UerSuS Richard Daues ct al
1t was brought by appeal from the Circuit Court Of AL
exandria County, Virginia. bill was instituted in the
Chancery side of the Court by the present appellant as
covery, &c. Of certain negroes their Names ages, and
in whose possession they might be found and further
praying for relief &c, and for their recovery 1t ap-
pears that the grandmother Of the wife of the deceased
McClanahan upon whose estate the complaint in this
bill is administrator in 1898 devised by will negro wo-
man and her descendants to her daughter during her life
time. At her death the remainder was to 60 to her
In violation Of the devise, however, the daughter sold
the negro woman to gentleman in Northumberland
county Va
This bill snow instituted for the recovery Of the de-
scendants OF said negro woman, being twenty five
or thirty in number.-Wa Cor. N. Y. Express.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

paper states that on Saturday last Messrs. Rowland
d Aspinwall, of that city, despatched side wheel
steamer, built expressly for the Pacific and designed
to ply between Panama and the island OF Tobago the
depot for the Pacific Mail steamers The steamship
Carolina. intended for the regular line between San
francisco and Panama, will leave New York for the
Pacific ON Saturday next w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

A MOVEMENT IN GEoRGlA.-We learn from the Au-
gusta Constitutonast of Saturday. that meeting of
the citizens of Cobb county has been called to convene
the first Tuesday in January, to consider and adopt
such measures as their interest demands in relation to
the Wilmot Proviso and the admission of California
into the Union as State with the Constitution she is
reported to ha,e adopted.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

THE SoUTH-SIDE RAMRoAD.-The Common Hall
having given authority do several OF the contracts
tor grading the South-Sde Rail Road were let on Sa
turday Such Is the great facility of the route that the
winter, and in the spring Of 1851 the work OF LAYING
the iron rails will be commenced. Contracts for other
sections OF the Road are still open.
The commissioners 10 receive subscriptions to the
stock ofthe Petersburg and Lynchburg Railroad have
determined open books OF subscription on the 18th OF
January, and have requested ub-commissioners at
Fannvle, at the New Store in Buckingham, at Buck
10 open books al early date as they may deem ex
pedient- So the ball is now fairly started for Lynch
burg, and will roll to thai point as speedily as proper
construction OF the work will allow.
pet Republican, Jan. lst
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03
Benton and calAoun-P Probable rejection of the No,

nation Of Mr.. Laurence.
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun thus aludes to
the anticipated passage at arms" between Messrs Ben
ton and Calhoun:
,r The real fight in Congress will not commence till
thursday next, when Mr. Atchson, OF Missouri will
Introduce the Missouri Compromise on the motion Of
which Mr.. Benton will commence his great attack on
Mr.; Calhoun and his party in Congress- Old Billion
statute book. NV
The same correspondent says the nomination of Mr..
Abbott Lawrence is before the Senate, and will in all
probability, be rejected. This correspondent fails to as
sign any plausible reason however for the opinion that
MIR Lawrence will be rejected.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

On the Mount Vernon Steamer from Norfolk. on sa-
turday, the famous Mrs Miller the heroine Of the
since. She accompanied by young man from the
Valley of Virginia. Both OF them were recognized bv
persons WHO had seen them in Winchester. They left
the boat at City Point Tor Petersburg This fact with
US that the statement published, Of Mr. Henry Merit
Of Troy, New Y ork, being her lover, was erroneous
The lady, the heroine Of the curious romance Of
with pug-nose, and not at all attractive But the
currents OF love are very unaccountable The ladv is
further represented being in very interesting stna
ton.
We are informed by gentleman, that about ten davs
snce he travelled towards Baltimore with Ex tor
Noryel now U. States District Attorney at Detroit.
the father oil Mrs. Miller, who in black, mourning
the supposed decease OF his daughter and then in search
Conformation touching her previous movements The
whole affair is most extraordinary,-Enq.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

CHOLERA IN CHIHUAHUA.-The cholera has recently
ragged to dreadful extent in this (Mexcan) State In
city numbering ten thousand inhabitants the deaths
Tor many days amounted to between sixty and seventy
per day, and at one time high as lO7 in day. AT
last dates, however, the scourge had passed off,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-03

Weregret to learn from the Fredericksburg papers
that the Episcopal Church in Port Royal was destroyed
by fire on the morning Of the Goth ult. The Church
was under charge ofRev. VIM Friend There was no
insurance on the building On Thursday night last the
Tavern in Port Royal, occupied by Mr. Westendorf.
was like wise burnt down.