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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

SURRY, (OFFIcIAL.)-House-Wh eadon, D., $50 =;
Wilson, W., l4S Convention 257; no Convention IS.
NOTTOWAY.-House- Campbell, D., 234 Lips
comb. W., 166. Majority for Convention 10.
CAROLlNE.-H ouse-Buckuer, D., l27 majority
over Kean, W.
E.-Senatc-Thompson, Dem, 3l4 ;
Archer, W. 248. House-Goodwin, W., 300; Bos-
seau, d., 292-a Wing gain. Majority for the Conven-
ton ST.
CHARLES CITY & NEW KENT House
L. IL. Wilcox, W., has 1873 majority over Meredith
d., in Charles City, and % in New Kent. Total ITO.
GREENBRlER.-Hous Callison, w ,267; Hum
phreys, D., IT,; Pinnell, W., SO. Convention 242
no Convention 237.
N.-Housc--Newman D., reelected over
HILL D., by Votes. Vote for Convention about $50 to
35.
AMELIA House-Boisseau, D., as already stated
elected by majority. Convention 1874 no Convention
165.
SIMULTANEOUSLY use-Geo. A. w. New
som, W., 379; Sebrell, D., 357. Convention SCI no
Convention 49,
LEWIS-House-S. L. Hays, D., 4s9; Lorentz
w., AS Braxton, Gilmer and part OF Doddrdge to
hear FROM in the same election district Hays doubt
less elected.
MONROE-House-Bei D., reelected without
opposition. small majority against the Convention.
KING & QUEEN. -CatIett, D., 80 ma
Jory over Talafero, w. House-Houser, D., 80
majority over Young, w.
N-House-Hopkns D., 467; Craig
D., 1856; convention 307; no convention 424.
WYTHE-HouSe-Boy independent, 3OS; Smyth
D., l2l; convention 3o5; convention 1922 road 1885,
no road 70.
AUGUSTA; comp --HouSe-Imboden. w 49,
McCue, w., 1926; Abney 52l; Crawford 2s5; Johnson
BOG; Firth ID. Convention 11l2; no convention 81.
BOTETOURT, complete-Senate-Layne, D., 642
no opposition House-E G. Darlington, W. 1892
Mcdowell, D., 24s; Walker 1856; Anderson 81. Con-
vention 683; no convention 40. New county SOB: no
new county l53
HANY-House-The Staunton Spectator
says Wing is said to be elected-f so, a gain
MORGAN-House-Lemu Vanandall, D.. 1884,
Michael, W., 100; Courtney, ind W., .2l Convention
800; no convention IL.
PAGE-Buswell, D., reelected without opposjtion
Col. John Mcpherson declining.
CLARKE & WARREN-E. w. Massey, d. cleo
ted without opposition.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
FROM PORTO RICO

Rescue of the Captain and Cre,D of schooner North
the barque Carlota, which arrived yesterday from Ma
yaguez, P. R., with further particulars respecting the
detention and imprisonment BY the Spanish authorities,
ca, wrecked on Cape Roxo, P R., on the 18th ultimo
Alter the sufferers had been baied out OF prison. where
they had first been thrown the American Consul lac
cordng to the statement before u.s. refused to keep
them, saying that the Government did not allow to
American citizens in distress in foreign parts but forty
cents day, which would not support them in Maya
guez, and If he furnished them with board he would
therefore obliged depend upon the charity Of the Ame-
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

State Stock per cents-par value SlOO-saes at mar
o corporation per cens-par value $l00-ast sales at
lanes River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
Exchange Bank Stock-par value Sl0o-last sales
,o Farmers Bank stock-par value Sloo-sales at
Virginia Bank Stock-par value S7o-sales at $751;.
par value $l00--held at S85 N0'N
, Richmond m Fire Association Stockpar value 800
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
oock-par value $l00-last sales at $S0-a higher rate
is asked, in view of the dividend
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
oil Debt--par value $lOo--$93 otered-none to be had
SlOO-last sales at $40. Some are asking higher. WV
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

NASHVILLE CONVENTIONAL large meeting has been
held at Mobile, Alabama, composed of both political
parties $50 large that had to adjourn to the street.
were adopted by majority Of two thirds in favor Of
the Nashville Convention The resolutions, which are
ofthe strongest character, were offered by p Phillips,
Esq., formely of this city, and We're ably and ELOQUENT
ly sustained by him and by John A. Campbell, ESQ.
They were opposed, and couner-resoluons offered bv
Mr. Dunn but without avail.
We learn too, that meeting favorable to the Con-
venton has also been held, at Nashville Tennessee
and that Andrew Jackson Donelson has declared
himself in favor Of the measure Char Courier.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
AMERICAN DIFFICULTY AT MAYA
GUEZ, P. !

Captain Given, of schooner Delaware, from MAYA.
bany had just arrived from San Juan, p R., all we'll
She fired salute, but was not answered Captain
Beacher, of the schooner North Carolina wrecked at
Mayaguez, 18th nsti and crew who had been -treat-
ed and imprisoned by the authorities at M, had writ
ten to the commander OF the Albany, then at San
Juan who Immediately came to Mayaguez to demand
the release of Capt B. and crew. and satisfaction for ill.,
treating American citizens.-N r Jour Com,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

AFRICAN SLAvER.-An American brig, the Lucy Ann.
OF Boston was captured the Goth February and sent
into ST. Helena. She had on board SAT slaves AT the
time OF the capture, the Lucy Ann was commanded by
John Hamilton. He, with the crew, were permitted to
60 shore on the coast.
There are now also at ST. Helena, the following
slave trade Barque Ann D. Robnson; barque Pilot OF
Boston; barque Chester, Formerly whaler.l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

The Boston Post publishes a letter from Mr. Jos.
A Atwood, dated Terre Haute Indiana, April 18th,
in which he states that DR.. Parkman was seen and re-
cognsed in that city by dentist at present there, who
formerly knew him in Boston, Sunday evening last"
The dentist aecosted Dr. according to this veracious
correspondent, but this Doctor turned abruptly away
and soon afterwards took the Stage for st Louis under
an assumed name A very probable story.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

New ORLEANS ELEcTIoN-At an election held on the
23d ut tor Mayor and Aldermen, the Wings of New
Orleans secured the Mayor, elected their whole tickle
to the General Council and nine out OF the sixteen men,
bers of the Municipal Council
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
CHANGES so FAR

DEMOCRATIC Ns--Petersburg 1; Norfolk county l.;
Goochland l; Hanover /; King George l; Essex l.:
Marshall /; Wood, Richie, and Writ (probaby) !;
Morgan probably total g.
WING GAINS. -Powhatan l; Fairfax l; Fauquier l.;
Dnwlddie l; Botetourt l. Allegheny (repored l--tota
6.
Observation-Disclosures, Giles &. Mercer, and Char
lotte.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

RoBBERy.-On Tuesday night pocket-book con-
tanning about $l0Oin bank notes was stolen from Mr.
Vincent Lucas, grocer, corner Of Goth and Franklin
streets. Whilst he slept the thief entered his house and
secured the money. Crcumstanc es led him to suspect
servant woman in his employment who was arrested,
and upon being theatened with the direfu and refined
vengeance otths law, in she refused to dvuge all
the particulars OF the robbery, admitted that she had
taken the pockebook and contents, but had none of
the money in her possession asserting that she had
given the pocket-book 10 a negro man, likewise
slave) named Henry Banks. The officers ofpoice
succeeded in arresting Banks Thursday night, but we
believe they failed to secure any portion Of the money
The woman and Banks were both committed to ail
yestesday, to enable the Mayor investigate the mat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

Potomac FIsHERY-The Alexandria Gazette of
Wednesday says: Yesterday, shad and herring from
the landings on the Potomac, came up to the Fish
Wharf quite plentifuy, and prices declined"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
SUPERIOR COURT.

On tuesday, ajury empannelled in this Court to
ascertain whether Chas. CogbH, then arraigned for
forgery, was or was not insane After careful inves-
tigation, the jury Wednesday returned verdict decar-
ing as their belief that the prisoner was OF unsound
mind. He was thereupon remanded to Jail, and will
be consigned to one of the Lunatic Asylums.
The case OF VIM. P. Adcock, charged with embez-
element, was then called but was postponed till the
next term; also the case of Franklin Allison,
charged with horse stealing.
Almond Saunders was arraigned yesterday, and
tried on the charge Of receiving and secreting stolen
money. The jury brought in verdict of acquittal.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

THE WEATHER now is thoroughly delightful. Yes
terday was bright and balmy day-one well calculated
to tempt the invalid from his bed otsickness All chill
ness has been dspelled from inc air. and fat men at mid
day begin to seek the shady side of the street. Soda
fountains have been brought into play and the sparkling
and healthlu waters may now be had in unsurpassed
perfection at most the apohecary stores in the CITY,
Ice cream saloons too, have been reted and thrown
open for the accommodation OF the public but more es-
pecay for the benefit ofthe ladies' Our old friend and
neighbor, Mr.. S. BoNAvIrA has one oil the neaest
and most retired saloons in the city, and we speak adv-
sedly when say, that his will be found to be
taultless
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, May I'd, 1850.
BEEF--Scale ,oeight-$3 to $4 article scarce and in
demand """ N'
SHEEF-7Sheared, per head, nett s2a3, quality being
estimated. a-' Oe'4s
HoGs-nett per cwt, S. so to So. Supply on hand
moderate JACOB SHOOK Kan"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

ATTEMPT TO DEFRAvD. Jacob Cross, trfng free
fellow, was yesterday arrested by Mr. Page near the
old markesHouse, charged with attempting to deraud
market-man out of$4. He took the money, the mar
ket-man charges, for the purpose of changing it for
him, but forgot to return it, and afterwards denied all
knowlege OF the transaction. Officer Page locked him
up for the day ann
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

sg' We learn that after scrutinzing the votes cast
at the late election for Delegate to represent the city,
number OF the friends of Mr. JAS C. CRANE met to-
gether Tuesday evening, and adopted resolution re-
questng that gentleman to contest Mr. AUGusrs claims
to a seat in the next House of Delegates
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
DIED.

Departed this life at his residence, near Taylorsye
(Hanover eounty0 on the 18th inst, Mr. WILLIAM
merous and estmabe family to deplore his death
gST The Wing and Enquirer will please copy
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03

Numerous thrilling incidents related, which oc.
Cured at the burning of the steamer Belle of the Wes
on the Ohio river. The Louisville Journal gives the fol-
lowing;
and me brave boy y years OLD eaped into the river
the struggling to make her escape overburdened by the
weight OF two little children. Lifting his right hand
from the water ne beckoned to her to throw one OF the
children to him. and she did So He swan with the
child to shois snd the mother escaped with the
other, and thus the whole family were saved
Many other families Were far less fortunate. Of The
family OF man n1m ed Amos Waggoner Of
children lost daughter OF II, another of IL and
LITTLE son Oft They y were on their way to Iowa,
and lost every thing they had About SO German Mora,
many of these lost children and other relatives"
A Mr. Wing, OF Portsmouth, Ohio, took cabin pas
sage Cincinnati Tor himself and family CONSISTING Of
wife and four children. He the only survivor Of The
family. >
A German family Of the name of Brett, together
with two other families whose names we did not learn
were all lost They were emigrating to Iowa.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-03
co vi vi Il re lAL RECn RID
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT

CAREFULLY CORRECTED, FROM RELIABLE SOURCES.
FOR THE RICHMOND TIMES.
For the week ending Thursday Ereniag, Moy 3D.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON NEWS.

Murders and robberies in the So1iheF
mines become lamenlsbly fTequent- Th
perpetrators arc mostly HexicURs and Chill
lisns. ladToues and gueHillas, who have in
tested the TOads Of Mexico and South A
meFica, and who have now c0ngfegsted
the SOalhem mines. Scarcely night pas
ses Without 4 mHVdef being committed
Sonora. Twenty nea had been assasslna'e'
i within two weeks in hat neighbothoOd.
Ia some places The tRdiaas are very bad
aud collisions bstween them and parties 0
. Whites are frequently occurring.
- The great Gold Lake Turns out not 10 b
much OF a humbag nfler oil. Gold is very
sbundaai, aud the miners nre doing fnt
busRess. The gold is most abundant sbon
ten feet below the surface. laa ssa -.asi
la New discoveries are being made all OveI
The country and the prospect IS that millisns
will be collected this year beyond what wa
obtained last year. 1e o...aas * ag.a
The Sacramento Transcript says, awe las
evening examined the largest lump o. golc
we believe that was ever dug in California
At lisa mixture Of quartz and gold, the whole
weighing 80 pounds 1850 ounees) hoy
From the tests made, it is asceFtained Iba
dis lump contains 23 pounds Of pure gold
The owners are exhibiting this lump at SO
cents per head at Sacramento"
a,ri Col Fremont's agent has trouble in col
lecting rents from the thousands who are
scattered over his pacers and working them
Tor gold. They peremPlorily refuse 10 pay
one cent. aHi g DEB ."
The steamer Senator is said TO have clear
ed over $500, 600, in navigating the Sacra
menlo river. st
LOB II is now said that the pure white quartz
resembling the most finest marble, contains
che mos, gold. If this proves TO be gener
al fact, and not an isolated case, The golden
dcluge has yet 10 come. Alllhat has here
tofore been done, including chunks and all
in the gold line, is but the foreshadowlng o
more gliueriDg shower. as
The overland emigration from the States
had commenced arriving, and some hundreds
had appeared. who left The Missouri river
this spring. They made the journey on pack
mules. r~gjG "a ss t
The Nevada mines, and the Trinity and
Ether river mines, continue TO yield abun'
dantly. III. s- ass.. stl
Gov. Lane has resigned his post as Gov,
ernor Of Oregon.
The three Indians convicted of the murder
Of DR.. Whitman, and family in lS47. were
hung al Oregon City on the Sd Of June.
Mr.. Jesse Applegafc had brought some
specimens of gold dust from the South Unlp
qua, where he represents the diggias highly
profitable. The gold is in small scales,
mingled with large proportion, says one
.-s
tenth, Of platinum, in title particles The size
OF mustard seed.
The Oregon Spectator is assured by Capt.
Crosby, who saw ii that The sand which was
brought from Spokan, some 400 miles from
Oregon City, and up the Columbia, is about
one quarter gold. Large parties had setou
for the new Eldorado.- Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
BOOKS! BOOKS!

ME subscriber is receiving directly NJ ,b..
Il publishers, his new and spIendi,! siock y,
standard, School and Miscellaneous BOOKS. can
sistihg IN part Of the following catalogue:
Cannings select speeches, Napicr's Penin.ulo
war. Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols: Tbier,,
french Revolution, vols, Sherlock on Diy;n,
Providence, Works OF 5. r. SmIon. con,nIe,r
Pollock's course of Time, gilt edge. Pilgrim! Pro
gTess' do, Lille OF Franklin, Life of Laii,,ntt,
Women OF France, Letter writer's, Millon's pn,.
adise Lost. Gilt edge, Moore's irish Mclodie,
10, Lamnrine's works, do, Lola Rookh. do
Wadsworth's Poems, do. Xix White. do Rnke
by, TO-, Tnpper'S Philosophy, Remarkable Cbar'
ncteIs, AeroiC Women, Remarkable Shiowteoks
Jack Hinton. Also the following School Book,
school Bibles aud Testaments, McGniFays ser;e,
Of School Books, Cobb's Towns and u Il. SntI.
lcrs; Rays Davies, and CoIbum's Arithmetic
kirKham sand Bullion's English ntin a,,l Greel,
Grammars; COmstocks Chemistry. Philoso,hy
Mineralogy. Geology Phisology.
Also Cap paper, Post do. gilt edges, note nm.
per. envelnpes plain nnd fancy. wall pnncr and
bordering, bristol boards. drawing paper. mnsic
paper. perforated board, porlfoIions, biotting ra.
ses, album, inks, steel pehs, waers, sand papcr &c
Al Of which he will sell cheap. Cali iinI ex,
anime the stock JOHN REAII
Cadiz, Mny 8. l950-tE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
JAMES MUL.l Trn, MAE r4ui.
JAMES PAUL IL co.
importers & Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Nnpal
Stores and Gldss Ware. Mdanfactu-
ers Of Coach, Copal, japan and
Leather Var"ishes, Alcohol, Spts.
Nitre, and Sulp. Ether,
No. AGA MIRkrr STREET, wnsELlSG Va.

No. asa MlRkEr STREET, WnGELISG Va.
a RE nowreceiving the largest and most com
"a peie assortment OF all articles in their line
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in their purchas scs
they are confident Of successful competition witt
the eastern market, with addition Of trinspor,atior
and pledge themselves to sel goods lower thnn ev
er before offered in this city, Their stock com
prises the following: ... .
-, A inll and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints of all kinds, ground and ,,ngronud on.
Sperm. Whale, Tanners. Elephant. Linsretl. DIV,
Lard and Caster Oils; Brushes; Paint, Vamixb
Whitewash. Shaving, Hair, Cloth, Backing Tan
ners', Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes
pye stuiis OF every description. AMI manufictur
ers', Fullers' and Hatters' articles.
Every description of Glassware at mnnnfactur.
ers prices. s@. EEt- June 5, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
Mansion House,
II " I'D STAGE OFFICE

CoLNER OF STEuBENvILLE STREET AT D THE PURII
SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE Court HOUSE.
ME Subscriherrcspcctf informs his friend,
IL and the public, that he has leased theab ~,
HOUSE lately kept by s. H. DEWEY Tor numne
oryears, and is repairing and renoVating il GiJn
top to bottom, and has refurnished il with emil
new furniture, carpets, &c. lie hatters hlmse!
that for neatness OF arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE canno
now be surpassed in this section ol the State.
The BEST the market affords will be put in ic
QUESTION to fnrnish lis tutles, and every atnn
ton paid by all connected with the establishment
to render visiters at home The STA BLES arc
new, excellent, and capable accommodating
GU hOrscs, and none but tyusLy ostltrs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder willnl
WAYS be kept inland, and DROVERS and IRA
VELERS may depend upon having their animals
well fed and attended to.
BOARDERS taken by the day, week. month.
or year, on the most reasonable terms
MHRT5 The STEUBENVILLE
~ IS CAMBRl DIG e. and WASH
INGTON STAGElmye hi,
==@aRal house tr,-weekly,w which max,
ita desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travelhy those convcyhnces. ~
FOR the convenience ofguests, the Subscriber
IS also about establishing a LIVERY STABLt
in connection with the house, SO that persons de
sirous of securing private conveyances, can do Sc
without trouble at the shortest notice and ON the
most reasonable terms
Determined to render satisfaction both in nc
Communications and charges, l ask share OF pnb
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETT.
Cadiz, August Z, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
GETTING USED TO IT.

Somewhere about here,' writes southern
correspondent of the Knickerbocker, 'llves 4
small farmer of such social habits that his
coming home once intoxicated was no unu,
sual thing. His wife urged him in vain tc
sign the pledge.
why, you see,' he would say, iii sign il
after while, but don't like TO break right
off at once; it amt wholesome. The bes
way always is TO get used 10 thing by de-
grees you know mnabf 248f8@@8t
Very we'll, old man, his helpmaIe would
Tejoin, see now if you don't fall into hole
one ot these days, while you can't take care
of youiself, and nobody near to take you out,
Sure enough. as ifto verify The prophecy
a,couple Of days after, returning from q glo-
fioIs irolic, the old fellow reeed into his own
well, and after deal Of useless scrambing,
shouted lor the light of his eyes TO come
and help him out.
Didn't | tell you so? said the good soul,
showing her cap fill over the edge Of the par
APPEL; you've gol into a hole at last, and IFS
only lucky I'm in hearing, or you might have
drowned, you old dog you! Well, she con-
tnued'aIIer pause, letting down the buck-
ct, 'take hold.' And up lie came, higher at
ench turn Of the windlass, until the old lady's
grasp slipping from the handle, down he
went to the bottom again. This occurring
more than once, made 'he temporary occu
I'aal Of the we'll be suspicious. "
Look here he screamed in a fury at the
last splash, you're doing that on purpose II
khoy you arep $3.50
well now | am responded ige old Woman
tranquility. while winding him up once more.
Don't you remember telling me IFS besttO
get used to thing by degresSf I'm 'fiaid il
| was 70 bring you right up on sudden, you
wouldn'l fgd i, wholesomep The old fellow
could not help chuckIing at her application
Of his Principle, aud Protested he would sign
the pledge on the instant, il she would lift
him fairly out. This she did, and packed
dim OF lp,'swear wet as he was o
'Fr you see,' she added very emphaticnl
ly, 'if you ever fall into the we'll again, III
ledre youthur--Twill!' at @ Z
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-09-04
". o. kEsNeDYI ssl 7oa ~ ReUBEN HAGn
KENNEDY s. HAGUE,
q TAIL Rs.
VI .N,CaO E8I(EOLI8IG11t eaat!

| .
TIME undersigned respectfully announce to the
public OF Cadiz and vicinity, that they have
entered into n co-paTtnership for the purpose Of
carrying on the Tailoring businessin all it's vari-
ous branches. Their shop iS in the basement
story Of the Brick building, on the corner OF
Stenben lille and Main streets, Immediately op.
posite the stole OF Messrs. s. AMI ii. McFaddeR,
| They have made arrangements to receive the very
latest fashions from the eastern cities; and assnfe
their putions that they are prepared TO makeall
garments in style equal, TO say the least 0i it,
to those manufactured In any other part OF this
country. s'' -@ ~. 20 ~ slN
Having both mad an experience ofnenrly ffteen
yenrs In the business, and worked in almost eve
ry State in the Union, they feel themselves jngi,
fed in warranting evory article they may send
from their shop, 10 yive entire satisfaction, both
us 10 DC and durability Of workmanship. -
With this declaration Of their intantions, they
respectfully ask, and hope 10 receive share Of
the patronage Of the town ofCadiz, mad the eur
rounding country. They may, at all times be
found In their shop. KENNEDY g. HAGUE.
Cadiz, April II, ls50-ly.
GNALL. quick at SHoTwED.. AND CRAHB'e and get
4 u some OF the pretty Goods before they are all
gone, they are agoing fast. mays, 1850.
TUST received a large supply Of WOOD
COCKS LMPRoHED SELF.SH.dRPEN-
No PLOUGHS AND CASTINGS. Hsalgks
No 7,r; Castnfs Noe. 4, S. So and 7's, both right
and lef hand Az evidence that these Pl0ughs
arc highly valued, l refer to ell who have used
them BY pennission few names OF gentle mep
who are now asing these plouehs, and whore'
u W0OT