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MALLEAILT 0N.

'hE subscribers having fitted up building in WASHING
= TON SQUARE, WORCESTER Mass, for the purpose oil
carrying ON the MALLEADLE IRON BUSINESS, are
now ready to supply all those III Of Malleable Iron
price. f' -
Iron, done al short notice
Al orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Aug 0, 1850. eod&wtf MCFARLAND BiSUO
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NOTICE

'tlCL IS hereby given that the Co-parnerslp here
~ tooTe existing between AIevs,,Iar Pi,slrr, d
gan'ts n ioiilsbee, under the style of BIGELOW &
'''!'4 oohE Is dissolved by mutual consent An per-
's lsee TO- or having claims against said co-nar er.
sp re re liesied to call and settle the same with either
partner al south Worcester AN[ES n FOIL N-f,fiL
Worcester Dec. 10, 1850 d8t@1c,ii
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MARRIED..

vo-rborouah, Nov 81, by Rev ]. Allen, Mr.. Will
II cigens of Southborough to Miss Margaret Comet
l' M i'm, Mr. stephen A. Piper Of Ashbunham, TO
H :, sarah Jane Rich of
In Sterling, Sd inst Dr. Lemuel DickeIman, OF Medheid
d, Mis- lucretia A. Pope OF ).
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

ION pRTYTING of all kinds-Paun phiets,
Catalogues, shop Bills Bank Chsclss' Pi"-
"ards. concert Bills, Visiting and Business
clRDs, Posters, &C. %e'-NH'ILY and PROMPTLY I'll
,a.o,el at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms DIFF
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sLEIGHS! GTETGTgti
Wild Err & EAT0Y

their Repository Foster street. opposite the Bos
of SLEIGIS comprising a great variety of styIes and n
ceS Among hem are very superior double and sin
gle olfI=hs richly orhameuted and trimmed. better at-
Gle imam has ever been offered i'm This market Also new
and second hand Carriages and Harnesses among which
are chases OF Wilder's make" very valuable family
ioR9b, good traveller, sound and kind, safe
10 drive, and perfect saddle horse and number of pood
business horses for sale low prices Liberal advances
made ON property of the above descriptions and consgn
ments solicited.
Worcester Dec. IL, 1850. lwdSw
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JOY 10 THE WORLD.
DaguerrcOtypes of Infants taken instanta

ReOusly!
THE subscriber is happy to announce the public that
4 he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he can make DAGU ERREOTyPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
lF IIonrs for small Children from till M; adults,
from TO 5 f. NJ.
az Eos proof of the above
July IL dist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16
THE WORCESTER COUNTY EORTICUI
TuR AL. SOCIETY.

WILL hold their Annual Meeting the County Treas
w urers Office, New Court HouseO on WEDNES-
DAY the first lay Of January next O'Clock p. NJ.
Business to be transacted
LIST. To elect Officers for the year 1851.
Cd To act upon the neport Of the Commute Buildings.
3d. To amend the Bylaws, by reducing the admissioiee
for ladies' who may desire to become members of the
Society.
4t To transact any other business which may properly
be brought before the Society.
GEORGE JAQUES, Secretary.
Worcester, Dec. 10, 1850. w3dlw-decl4
Palladium and Egis copy
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Barrett's Dye-House.

No. 40 Washington street, Boston.
The Oldest and most extensive in New EngIand.l
TNvERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
Ia style that has given this establishment the superorted
10. fifty years past Having the lead in this business thy
propretors retain it, by keeping in advance of all
others in the beauty and excellence of their work and
moderate charges MARTIN r. WILLIAMS Agent
Genital Block, I27 Main street, Worcester.
deCI0
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Another New Store.

Just opened at IS MAIN STREET, opposite Central
Church. I he subscriber has taken part OF the above
Store for the sale of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS of every description, and intends to keep com
plee assortment of desirable articles in this line OF trade
Some and beautiful GOODS, just opened which gen
temen invited to examine. II G.. WHITTIER.
Worcester, Dec. IL. eod6wd
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Scroll Breast Pins,

GONE very rich patterns and plain Gold, also with Gar.
- ct Pearl aud Turquois very low prices POS Main
street G. c. COLEMAN, Cd door North of American
Temperance House. Sswis2m decll
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Ayers Cherry Pectorsl

FRESH lot eff the above this dav received from tle
proprietor, aud for sale Wholesale aud retail BIZ the
AGENT L. t. LAZELL, Apothecarv
Ueci2-iWd&WiS No POI Main street
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Situations Furnished.
Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY Agents of intelligence and capacity
L canvass the City of Worcester Apply at the Cit
Intelligence Office 238 Main street.
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Zoe Sala.

- In Worcester, one mile north Of The Court House
IL one house barn and wood house. all new There is
~s COED garden containing about tvs I've fruit trees
Also another lot adjoining above containing about
twenty acres, part Of which has been used for garea
me past hree and is under good of cultivation
There good house upon neatly fitted up for four fam
lies large blgn with a cellar under il.
This property viii be sold cheap, payments easy.
SIIiLMAN HAVEN.
Worcester, Dec. 10, 1850. dIf
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Atwood, Paris Printed, French de LANES.
fHis week received from Auction in styles at low
i prices.
Also, ALL WOOL De LANES, suitable for Ct ildren's
wea at low prices. b. l. HARDON q co.
nov ~ dw6SclwIs
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C0AL-COAL!
1000 Pounds mako q Ton


"d as goo@ an drttcte as can be obtained cu or
elsewhere.
VIE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
Pennsylvania Coal.
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Jo,,est
Market Prices.
Also best quality BITUMINOUS COAL for Steam
Smiths use. -
o. Orders through the Post Office or left at Lewis r
LazelIs Orig Store on Main Street; A. Bays' store
southbrdge Street. and my Counting Room on The YARD
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green ST
VIII be thankfully received and promptly attended to.
oct5 dist Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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CEVERAL mo pupils will be re eived in Writing and
~ housekeeping the Qumsgamond Writing and Book.
keeping Academy, 238 Pane's Block Maili-st.
Dec 3 DIFF
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Situations Wanted.
To Let

VERAL situations wanted in various kinds of business
= Apply the City Intelligence Office 23o Paine's Block
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90 NEW RE >DY MADE CLOAKS opened to-day at
~ the " HIVE STORE" varying in price from 81 to
S25 All should examine this Stock before buying
decl0-dlw GEO. Z. BRYANT
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CITY INTELLTGENCE 0FFTCE.

4ttAs Qnnsigamond Writing and Boo eepi1g 4cadeuy
Mr.. Ayers Store,
No. S3s EEain-St., Paine's Block,
WORCESTER
Office hours from 8 to II, 1 to 3, P. NJ
Dec.2 DIFF
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School Teacher Wanted

WANTED good Male School Tedcher Inquire III
w medately at this Office, of the School COMMITTEES
in Shrewsbury, G ii. HARLOW, see och ooni'
Shrewsbury, Dec. l6. d5t-aec TO-
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Tenements Wanted

GEVERAL tenemens to let apply the City Intelligent
- Office 23S Pane's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-16

Wo.coster. S. PROBATE orr, December 9, 1859.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF sARAl WIZ
CHElL late of Topsham in the State Of Maine, de
ceased, tf'ttft1@
YTOU are cited to appear at Court olProbae to be hold
7 en- at Worcester on the fist Tuesday of January
newt TO show cause why the first rendered by ED
WARD EARLE, the administrator of his administration OF
said estate, in The County of Worcester, h0ud not be al
lowed. ..,..
decl6-deM3w CHAS. G. PRENTlSS, Reg.
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GREAT CLEARIf-G CUT SALE OF DRY
GOODS.
WHOLE STOCK MARKED DOWN
AT RUINOUS PRICES.

i is orr intention to sell every thing hand in the
shape 81 Fry Goods b. fore l5t December 1855. IN
der 70 accomplish il, have MADE general MARK
BOW whole stock and at such prices that cannot
IFOpr stock is much larger an has ever been before
consisting Of the most desirable offered By
rs, viz:
ALI WOOL TIEI3ETs, every color and quality
rs cts to 81 l24
&c I" nice, 37!
ga LYoNEsE CLOTHS, i" from Is to 50 cts.
hLPAC0As AID MoIiAIRs, in fancy els, 20 to so cts
Rich All wool CAsnNERFs, % els
" DE LANES, 81; cts.
Blue Maroon, Green Orange, Plain Atwood DIains 42c
Best styles u NCHESTER ne LINES, suoh as are
sold every where in the city for 20 and % cts, shall sell
tor SCI pfc2a cents
NE i~aeF, ooatco and Hamilton Prints, for 10 cts.
choice lie ofENGlISI PRINTS, that we have been
selling y! CTS, viii offered at Eight Cents.
1900 Yds. - French Prints. that have been
selling freely cts, shall sell them now for q cts
o. a better Bargain in BLACK SILKS can he shown by
Us THAI b. sny other concern in Worcester. very fair
BLACK Silk for so cts, 81 I'D. wide.
hlso, in FANCY SILKS, we defy competitions Ell her in
style cheahne, having in STYLE or cheapness having
every Thing in tie sh pc of RICH STRIFE, BROCADE,
PLAIN Al>n, eeeri shade and color of
Heavy Uhangeable TTc Satins
The hest a tcle of portsmoaa HE FIR 4@ cts.
Black Worsted Hose for Il cts
Heavy Bose Blankets for $3.50 per pair.
orl 4,d bfeqched SHEETINGS.
hiso, TIGiINGS, CRASHES ard DIAPERS
IN fact, whole stock is going unhead OF prig es.
This is opportunity that seldom Offers for you 10 get
nearly One Dollars worth of Goods for tifty eats
HALL & THOMPSON.
n Its acknowledged by every that we have the
| best assortment Of
Bay State Long and Square shawls
there is iii Worceser-prces varying from It's to 81 so
for the best article. Also,
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Musfin Cnngh Mixture.

A n eyceIlent remedy forConghs Colds lncinient Con
y symptom and Pulmonary Dii;ulties generally. For
saie wholesale and retail, by l.. 4, LAZELl, Druggist
o9l Main street 3vst deCl6
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Situations Wanted.

THREE Young women are DESTROYS of situations to do
house work. Apply at JAMES OCOR NER'S Boot
and Shoemaker 80 Front, Corner of Vine st.
decl4-3r
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Wanfad

GENERAL TENEMENTS wanted. Apply at the CT
y Intelligence Office 238 Paine's Block-(up stars1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ARCTIC.

/
| Affairs in England France Germany, &c .idrance i
Colon E2ou, and Wheat Unclanged--Adrance IN Corn
| NV YoaK, Dec 4, 10 p M.-The American mail stea
Iner Attic arrived here little before 10 O'Clock last night
bringing Liverpool dates TO The 10Th and London 10 the l
November
the Popc has by subsidized Meetings still being
held in almost every Parish throughout England grea
meeting is ~ be held in Liverpool the 2Uh the
subject.
In the London circles it is confidently asserted that the
letter of Lord John Russell was but party
Al Bedford where meeting was held, Lord Charles Ras
sell brother the Premier extravagan in his de-
nuncia,ions of Papa aggression.
The Catholics bear all this TRADE with meekncss
and moderation.
In Ireland there have been ebutions Of feeling but
nothing OF much consequence.
Convent is 10 be established near Liverpool and
three Catholic Churches are 10 be built during the
suing summer
The very temperate speech of the American Minister
the Gudcr Hall banquet, where the Lord Chancellor
heaped Goals upon the fire. has been the tonc OF general
commentator.
In matters Of general ;hcrc much Of general
moment.
AT Liverpool 10 A. NJ prior the sailing of the Arctic,
the pacaed with bills calling upon the Catholics
oppose the Protestant demonstration be held the
same day. 4 serious riot anticipated The excitement
very great.
FRANCE--The only item of intelligence from France is
that Presidents Message has been extremely we'll receiv
cd, in 4 few quarters.
On Monday evening funds closed duer.
GERMANY whole aspect OF the news from Ger
many has changed and there ID be we'll ground
ed belief and hope that will be avoided
AUSTRIA-Cieneril Radelzko OF Austria hos protested
against a war with Prussia.
SPAIN AND PORrCGAL.-From Spain and Portugal
and parts OF Europe, there nothing of shocking
political character.
MARKETS.-LIvERPooE, Nov. 20The markets gene
rally have been active.
liverpool Cotton Market The sales during The three days
since tie sailing the steamer Is 900 bales
The adviccs By the Asia confirming accounts of
general frosts in America caused considerable animation
and prices considered fully d. Higher than they
were the smiling Of The Europa The quotations fair
Orleans So d. fair Mobile I'D fair Upands 81 per lb.
The business transacted in Manchester on Saturday and
Monday large, and done nj improved prices
The Hayre Cotton market was active Monday. Sales
1900 bales al 80 centimes for very ordinary Orleans
being an advance of IT, Ii. 10.
BcadsruisThc Hour market remains steady and prices
unchanged Wheat remains quoted by the Europa.
Indian corn better request prices advanced I'D po
quarter l60 lbs. White is quoted al 80 SIS; yeows 80
30s Cd.
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TsTRTY.PIasT c0YGnEss--aD SESSION. :,
WAsHrsGroS, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER A. 1850.
SENATE

WAsHSGTOS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4, 1850.
SENATE.
The President pro tempure the standing com
mittees Of the Senate.
The committees nearly they were at the last
Sim: the most important changes that hr Hunter is
made Chairman OF the committee Finance, Mr. Dckin
SON declining the place And Mr. Seward is placed the
committee en- Territories in place of Mr. Butler Mr. Cas
was excused from serving the committee foreign rela
tons and Mr. Mason was appointed in his place.
Mr. Berren moved ind the Senate concured in the Join
resolutions OF the House providing tor the election Of chap
uins and then proceeded the election Of chaplain Tor the
Senate The Rev. Mr. Butler received thirty votes and
there being but three Others cast was declared elected
The resolution OF inquiry submitted yesterday by Mr.
Hale taken up, and agreed To-
Mr. Peace moved the printing of ten thousand extra
pies OF the Presidents Message, which was ordered
The annual Report of the Treasurer OF the United States
was laid before the Senate and ordered 10 be printed
message received from the House, with The pro-
ceedngs the death Of the Hon Chester Butler.
Mr. Cooper delivered ervd euogun on The virtues oi
the deceased and his motion the usual resolutions Were
adopted
After sposing large number Of adverse reports stand
ing over from the last session, the Senate adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The journal of the preceding day having been read, the
Hon Joseph r. Chandler oPennsylvana rose 10 announce
the death Of the Hon Chester Butler, member from The
eleventh district of that STATE who expired al Philadelphia
on his way home the close OF the last session, alter Il
brief Illness having arrived there on the irst o October and
brcathcd his last the following morning. IN The arms OF
her who had been his consolation through e and surround
ed by those members vi his family, 10 whom he had been
kind relative and sincere friend.
Mr. Chandler then entered into warm and chaste eulogy
on the deceased whom he described the grandson Of Col
Butler who commanded the American forces thr
ere Of Wyoming lie admitted 10 the bar in S20 after
having graduated college and by his upright conduct
won the esteem and confidence OF those by whom he
surounded subsequently served three sessions in the Lee
gsaure Pennsy yana and used his best exerIon
the welfare vi that Commonwealth, and in lSi6 was
returned 10 Congress- and elected in lSi9 without be-
tayng the confidence which had been eposed in him OF
the professional life Of the deceased MIR. Chandler said II
unnecessary 10 speak
1t known those around him, and particularly by the
Speaker down the period when he gave his vote in iavor
which for had its object The pepeuaion Of the
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


| TOBACCO-The market was more animated a, y "
last than il has been Tor week. Yesterday and - va
was wi'hou, spirit but with little change in nricas -!
alr 10 very good Tobacco al Sl2sito II Soma "as
al about 50 Tor lugs, and $50 10 TO-. for leaf Thu
HE new tobacco, which in loose is OF very r
~ Some little, suited icr sienming and msnp n.y.,
mas been sold al prices varying from Sl0s 10 IA
steamer Europa brought adyces Of sales of leaf Tb
10. 10 Id, and strips al I'D The sales We unds,
be night at these prices but the marks, was very firm
| n. VI. MARTIN i r,
FIOuR-Salcs Of Richmond al ST IS ON B,'o y
! ScGitsvile 81 ST. ~ =
WIIEAT-Red loo los cts. white los ll2g.
CORN Sales at ~ e.. cents for old; new (: =.
| CORN MEAl.--70 cents per buslrl. :
OATS-i5 cents per bushel.
RYE~-GS cents.
FISH -Herrings, No. Gu 81 50: Gross si2s v,,.
No. 3, s. 80; No. :, $50; No. l. 80 So; Shad $ !,
and dull for all descriptions.
LARD Barrels s.. cents; kegs 60 a cent.
BACON-Eirginia cured hog round cents; Sid. : :.
new Hams ~ cents; Western Sides held a, =, :,
prime Shoulders tx cents. Markr, bare of prm. o..
c0FFEE-Prime l.aguayra II IL. cents H.
Il / y cents.
SUGAlt-porto Rio Sugar cents. New Or.
i cts; 81. Crox =. s, cents. Loaf, double nj
10 cents single refined g. cts Disposed to decIin.
MOLASSES-Ncw Orleans % 30 cts; Cuba ,; a :.
SPIRITS ~Cognac Brandy 81 ~, 1885, Rochelle i
l,50; American proof 35c; ih proof 50a55 Apple sca
Richmond Rectifed Whiskey p cents y. L. Rum 81
TEAS-Iinperial i5u15c. per h.; Gunpowder IS M
Young Hyson 50a75c Black Is a Coo.
RICE-Prime 37a lets.
NAILS ~ cts.
SOLE LEATHER -Hemlock tanned, good Is al.
damaged Halls els.
SOAP Richmond and New York Y ate
IRON-Pig Iron $24 to 81, according 10 quality; Ss
s95 per ton English s.; Tredeear, Richmond manua
IS; Up Country Bar So 81, according 10 quality
STEEI-Amercan blistcrcd sll0 per ton
LLIE-Sl - u so, scarce.
SIIOT--5i cents per Id.
COTTON-l2a ~. cents.
CANDLES-S Sperm Candies 4Gaiic; Taow l0ale; II
Patent BE; Adaman,inc = 33c per b. Jacksons pa
I'm cents.
PLASTER-S3 - from Wharf; 81 IS from Basin.
SALT-From store 81 G5; from wharf 81 Co.
FEATHERS--32 a35 cts.
SEEDS-Clover Si.75a5 50. No Flax in markst
OIIS-Spcrm, winter l20 l37 e. summer llG4 ll5
Whsle crude 60c refined 81 is; Linseed SOaS5c Tam
STEALS per barrel.
HAY-Northcrn. in balcs, sales nj - a so cts.
HIDES Green sailed a y cents per ID Cali salte
els 10 81 each.
BEESWAX-Wanted al ~ % cts. per ID.
POTATOES-Mercers selling from wharf al 65a'5 C
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-Drc s.
Cattle al the scales bring 50 So Is 10 49, in quality
Sherp-Nett 81 80 10 S3-quality being rated.
Hons-Neu s. 10 s. 50. Market moderately srppl
md in demand al quoted rates. JACOB SHOOK
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REPORT OF THE POSTMASTER GENERAL

The Postmaster General reports:
rhe number of mail within the United States 7,
$780, the aggregate length of such routes was
ues; and the number Of contractors employed thereon
Ihs annual transportation of the mails on these routes
was 423 miles, at an annual cost OF
king the average cost about five and eight and half
mills per mile.
The increase in the number Of inland mail routes during
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LATEST By The TELEGRIpT
Photographed for the Richmond ENQUIRER

IUNUKTSoIUNAT. PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, THURSDAY. Dyc =,
u the senate to-day me Message Of the pesidn,
tanned therein referred TO the appropriate commt,sa.
After the presentation OF petitions and memorial, ;.
ate yielded 10 motion TO adjourn until Monday ut wy
lion was carried in the affirmative. "ne
In The House, Mr.. Robinson offered resolu,io,
tor its object the insurng more speedy eyecn,".
provisions OF the bounty land law This resaI',;
adopted. ''''o'
After an,horisng The Speaker TO appoln, tho -.
committees the House adjourned over 10 Monday s11
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

In H. estimates tho item of sl27 7s for internal i'm
proyertnts and surveys. Mr.. Wentworth taking time BY
The sreock gave notice. the message was read
of his purpose bring up the habor and river improvement
bill al The aariest moment
The esntes were laid tho tables OF members to-day
The items resented amount 10 eight millions Ter
millions additional appropriations or Ia meet indeh
wear ending 30h June ISL made BY nets Of Con
ress vi permanent character The appropriations for ht
fiscal wear ennr June 80 1852 are estimated s6 995
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION ANTI COMPRO
MISE MEETING, &c.

New ORLEANS Saturday, Nov 80.
bill has passed the Mississippi Legislature appointing
next November as thu time for holding the Southern Con.
venlion The Delegates 10 be chosen next September
An compromise meeting is TO be held here tonight
Senator Sou will address the meeting. Gov. Quman and
Jefferson Davis have been invited attend. The Dison
Party in New Orleans is handful.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06
MANY CITIZENS.

GOOD ADVICE.-The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond Eequirer says that efforts be made repeal
of Mason and Dixons line 10 participate in the de-
bate Vote of course, but debate at ALL So say we,
and if the law be repealed every Southern Senator and
should leave his and come home TO his
stiiaents.-[L ynehburg Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

UNION MEETING IN CArTARAUGUS.--The Cat
taratgus Republican contains long lisi OF attached
to the call for Union Meeting 10 be held al Elcovlle on
he llh of December. The list embraces the leading
of the country wings and Democrats and fail 10
crt an important influence. They persons who
be owneI down diverted from pursuing the dcta
led by good and patriotism in the public Jnncuc OF
public affairs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

The Senate yesterday agreed The resolution to 60 into
the election of United States Senator omorro1-and also
10 the resolution for the election today OF Circuit Judge
in the Rockingham District TO succeed Judge Smith, decoas
cd.
mr. Kinney moved to postpone the election Of u S. Sc
nator until the 18th February The motion was after
discussion lost l5 and the original resolution adopted
Full debate and proceedings tomorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

CLAYTON AND FILLMoRE-The remarks of Mr..
CLAYTON he recent dinner endorsing the nomination OF
General Scott for The Presidency aad 10 be regarded in
Washington as a studied blow al President Fillmore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-06

TO THE SERiFFS OF THE COUNTIES SMITH. WYIllE
AND Observation-Disclosures.
VArIIEREAS. vacancy hath occurred The IlnIa State Con
w W opkns, Esq.
ot the DELEGATES the
district composed III. Snytl Wstt and Washington,
Mon lay the Ztl 10 tn be-
couoes qualified accord
nc Ia law, delegate % supply the vacancy aforesaid
In ,.,timony Whereof Mason. President the Cu,rn.
ton sullscribe, my hand, this 81 day of Decem
lsEAL Der. 1850 JOHN y. MASON
Dec 6-c2t Attest: : u WHITE, Sccy
30 Wh Examiner Times and Republican VIII pleas" IN
papers ani charge 10 :