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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

IN CHASCERY--vlRGISIA:- AT Rules held the Clerks
Office the Circuit, Superior Court Of Law snd Chancey ior
Cumberland County. te Cont House o sad county: Monday,
The 81 ia, Of December 1879
William Wade. Plaintiff.
John sheol CuGtsrlani county and AZ such Administra
Wade, Charles Goulsbcy and Dolly ms n
Dolly Wade. ingcd and his formerly
NIuc, formerly Nancy Wade aud Fanny Watson
fprnrf Wade, Defendants.
The defendants Charles Gooberry and Dolly his having
entered their appearance and security according the Act o
Assembly AMI The Rules thls Court and appearing
violence that they inhabitants OF this Commonwealth.
ered that the -aJ defendants do appear the
March and the bin OF The plaintiff and that cory
Of this order be forthwith ijc published the
City Richmond months succesaiyely, and posted the
door Of thu Court House o u. county.
Copy Taste, Is u, WOODSON. d e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

STEAMER AUGUSTA JAMES RIVER, FEB. %, 1880
Gentlemen have received your esteemed favor of the
10th ns rendering behalf Of portion OF the citizens Of
Richmond ball the officers and cadets OF the Virginia
Military Institute on Tuesday next, the 9th March.
In accepting this invitation beg leave TO express our deep
sense of the Compliment extended to the Institute and re-
main, with great respect, your obedient servant :,
FRANCIS Fl. SMITH, Supt. V. NJ l.
To James Lyons Esq, John NJ. Patton, Sr. Esq, Capt
VIM NJ Elliott, Or. II. Cabel, Boiling Robertson, Esq.,
John u. Patton Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

Mr.. Ssckett obtained the door, when ha yielded foy
ton that the Committee The question was taksn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

Tho bill 10 exempt $500 worth ofpropeIty from exeounon
whether before or after the death OF the DEBTOR was
ty hs New jersey Legislature week before las'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05
IN cnANcERY-vIRclNIA-A, superior coul

IN CONGRATULATIONS a superior Court Of Chan.
Gerry the Richmond Crcui held IT the Safe Court House
the City vi Richmond. on Saturday, January ~, ESQ:
Cornelius Tinsey, P.alnun
Joseph K Gih c,ii-d bill the plaintiff Richard Gnf
hihD R!c!liri tIhI i9;t
ri twenty Jo.ll Robins guardian Al ie,
snet m J1e knox. Administrator OF letfe
rnev deceased AMI Rows! PARISH, Richard Gr
ith, deceased. Defendant
THIS Icy heard the bill ofihe
lan, defendant Joseph X Griffith ms guardian al Item and the
defendant Ros Parrish Administrator Richard Griffith deceased
confessed
an exhibit hr ~
sci whercofte Court III, wigr f-r n ,rref
Defendant Roya Parrish, Administrator R.c,lni Gf.
deceased, DO render OF lis administration tie loi
h- Interstate before the Commissioners Of this Court an M
the defendant James knox Administrator jesse Tncy Gecrat
10 render before The COMMISSIONS. has a!nnri
o! estate
Court with matters specially stated deemed per:lnea By himself
which may be required By Of The parties 70 he stated
Copy. Tes.e, r. ROBERTS, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Richmond January 3D. lng
The parties interested in the foregoing hereby notified
attend office, the OF Richmond - !,'! DAY ~ M'n
10 O'Clock NJ, with the evidence enable is
perform the duties required 81 the sai decree JOHN SHORE
Feb. .-cwi~ Commissioner
IN CHANCERY--vIRGINIA AT RUE. held in the Gers
Office Of the SUPERIOR fpu' q" Ch'cry ~ The Nichnlor! w
John Iiuleiohn Paaua:
agiinS
William W Fr.,iir,a a.! ,s'-- Defendants
Ths deendan, above name! As. ,Te! has
gwen security according the Act Assembly and the urs Of w
Court appearing by satisfactory evidence that he IL no IN m
Commonwealth ordered that the said Defendant ~
held for the said the first Mhl
February the bill Of the plaintiff and that c" ~
this order forthwith Inserted newspaper pubsh~ 10
Cy Of Richmond. fof t@o monhs successfully AMI posted d. "
''''' '''' y A Copy. Te.ie. ROBERTS CLERK.
| Dec l9-sw2a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
Thomas ?. Smith, of Paris Ketucky 10 be Commission.
Or to take Acknowledgements and proof OF deeds, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-05
The Legislature oil Alabama have appointed large dele
CATION TO the Nashville Convention.
THE PRESIDENT AT FREDERICKSBURG

We have already published short and correct report Of
the proceedings in honor of the President Fredericksburg
including the Presidents reply 10 complimentary oass &C.
correspondent OF the National lnelgencer furnishes that
paper with Of the dongs tie luxurious dinner
provided for The occasion. Annexed will be found some de-
tails not heretofore published in the Enquirer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-27

The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate report of
the Secretary for the Department of the Interior made in
compliance with resolution of the Senate, in relation to
the swamp and overl)wed lands in Louisiana; which
was read aud ordered 10 be printed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-29
Yankee Blade.

The number of this popular and witty news.
paper which contains the commencement, If
4" Clara Norris, or the Eloping Family" is re-
ceiyed by Messrs. L. SMITH e. Co. This story
was written expressly for the Blade, and we
are safe in assuming that Mr.. MATHEWS, the
able and sagacious Editor, would not admit il
into his columns unless it were what he pro-
nounces it," deeply interesting and exciting"
one.
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DIED..


In Wake County, the 9th Of July last Col Joshua
Rogers in the SD year of his age The deceased was
an intelligent and worthy citizcn and his loss is much
deporcd among large circle Of acquantances and friends
AT regular Convocafion of Raleigh Chapter No. 10.
on Monday evening. August 9Th, 1850, the following
Resolutions were submitted by Companion William r.
Balm. and unanimously adopted
WHEREAs. in the exercise of that power which be-
longs only to the King of Kings and Lord Of Lords
the Creator and Governor of all things visible and nm
seen the monster death has again been permitted to G
mnish the ranks of time honored Institution in the
removal from this to another state Of existence Of our
Brother and companion, JOSHUA RosxRs a member of
this body, and while we deeply regret the loss which
this Chapter and Masonry in general have sustained in
hls DEATH we are orcby reminded that We too are born
TO de- and sooner or later must descend the dark and
silent grave and be remembered no more on earth but
under all these chastisements affections and bereavc-
ments. BY which we are visited we should not forget
that our imperative duty to bow with profound re-
verance and humble submission to the mandates Of Hin
who Is too wise to err, and too good to be unkita
Therefore Resolued That this Chapter sincerely sym
patze with the afflicted family Of companion Rogers
and tender to them sincere coincidence os their osa
Resoced. That in farther token Of our esteem and
regard for our deceased companion the Members Of th;s
ChsPser will wear the usual badge Of mourning for thir
~ days s-'sss'. - r.''l''. s''7
Resoed Jsrtae-, Tha. the Secretary be d;reet.d =
trans,it copy Of thesc resolutions to tc nv o Il.
deceased and that he cause the same to be published IN
the city papers. ~ =
City papers please copy. 8
At his residence in Wake Ceanty. on satu,aav a
Angus in The 7esh year Of his age, John ChambTesa
COED netlhbor and m honest maa.
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Aususr s. Capt Wm. H Hoc;d, wake; Will,
sanderas Johnston William = Whyte hspsl Hin; J.
w. Farish. Chasham Henry 81. Cook, Frankiin
AUsUsr 8 Linn B. eanden, Johnston Gsorgs
Evans, Chatham; HarIy Slnesliae, snithAeHE Nat
thew Giles, Cumbe.iand s;s--44s 81 -
ArsUsr z. David Lewia Wsi1; Jas j. Miucsree
and A. B. Conaway, LouiSbirg Mm. r. Bhckwood,
Cumberland Thos. 8. Jordan and II. NJ Jordan, Mont
AUeusr 8. p. A. Dunn Forestyllle: d Noeere
Wake; Brooks Brantley, Chatham; A. Az PAt1illo,
Yanceyville. ~ .ttsssss}A.5 ssssg9sst'.'4s s,
Aususr 9. Willis H. Sanders, Johnsson John D.
Powell, Wake Forest; Dr.. Thomas Hicks, Wake; Wm
G. Hicks Forestyille F. NJ Peacock 8 thssrS.,. .rd
Thomas 8 Jordan; Montgomery; Mr. Fevrel Aub1kn.
AueUsr 10. Geo. A. Norwood, J. Maxey Timsusps.
Q. A. Bsckmon and S. B. Flowers, Wake Forest Col
lege Dr.. John H. Jones, Wake Thomas Garter, New
lotte kss ., 81 -
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Arrival of tie Gaerokee-GoM a. .Abunan,

arrival Of tie CAerokee-GoM as abundant a, eve--
all quiet in California.
New YoRK, Aug. 67 p. m. The steamship
Cherokee with dates from San Francisco to the Ist
of July, has just reached her dock.
The Cherokee brings III passengers, but the
amount of gold is not stated. =
The steamer California arrived at Panama with one
million seven hundred thousand dollars in gold on
freight. The Panama Echo says she has three mill
ions in all. s@7s. = :.
Everything is represented as being qniet at San
Francisco $500 5ss.f .-esa 80, ! 80
Gold dust is as plentiful as ever, If not more 40
than formerly.
The markets in California are rather lsnpuid. and
no improvement in prices has been manifested.
The Cherokee brought the immense amount Of tvo
millions ninety -four housand two hundred and nine.
tyeght dollars and sxty cents, in gold on freight,
and four hundred thousand in gold in the hands Of
the passengers.
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PUBLIC PAINTING. 1t is stated that the agents of
Government have refused receive several atrocious
specimens of public printing, and work the con-
tracts has been discontinued for the present.
This is the legitimate consequence Of giving out
the public work at the bacest bid. 1t has worked
badly in North Carolina, as an examination of many
specimens of Public Printing, executed under the
existing law. will amply show. The thing is wrong
in prnciple. "The laborer is worthy of his hire.''
The rights of each party should be respected. Do
this, and the work is welt done, and the public good
promoted. e.s Raleigh Register.
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ArsUsr 6. Miss s. Jones, Miss g. Jones, wake
Dr. Weir, Master Weir, Greensborough; H. Sheppera.
Salem; John Clark, Richmond; W. "A. Evans. Fay-
eteville; j. N. Huggins, Selma, Ala; H. Morrison,
Statessiiie; q. II. Wifong, N. c.; w. NJ. Varngn,
Geo; B. Utey Mrs. Uey Chapel Hill; Miss spead. V.,
AUousr 2. c. Fuller, Mi~ Fsiler Fayetteville Ill.
Long, Washington. 80 ..Sss
AuoUsr 8. John Jones, Texas; Dr. Porter, -Grnens.S
boro' ; s. F. Sneed, Smithfeld. Fy -
AUGUST 9.-S. p. Boddie, Samuel Rsf6ns 49, iSen
Baxter, Richmond, Va; DR.. Sanders, Fiqsia1$ EsE.
Simmons, Halifax; w. D. Conyers Geo. .s.ssS 8
AUsUsr l0-P. c. Person, franklin H B xNndIrx
Onsow; Busbee, Wake; Mrs. Mebane, and tsso ssns,
ampton. s. - s -
AUoUsr Ia. s. Jones, Rev. w. sBurge, Wsrreu
=. y. Williams, Miss. ; H. Jessen, Charleston.
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correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer1
WASHINGTON CRY, August s.

Gentry of Tennessee, Hopkins of Alabama, Shar-
key OF Mississippi, and Geyer of Missouri, have
been prominently spoken of for the Cabinet. It is
SAID that Gentry stands no chance. should hope
so, Iof ne and StanIy of North Carolina, and Hay
mona OF OF virginia, have strong Northern complex
ion. Sharkey is still thought BY some to be one Of
the lucky aspirants His appointment would kick
up great dust in the Northern Whig camp. The
President Of the Nashville Convention, a Cabinet
ADVISER OF President Fillmore The very thought of
is enough to give spasms of horror and disgust to
Northern Wing ''> "
we are all delighted at the triumph in North Ca
ro'ina. How could it have been otherwise. when
Manly, the Whig candidate. backed by Stanly and
seward was IN favor of the admission of New Mex
leo State i? ~
The outrage at Cape May has produced much sem
satlon We trust that it will induce the Southern
people to spend their money at home. w. FIR.
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State of North Carolina, Martin COUNTY.

0S"so V1 NoT" CdTOIlHas Maftlh County.
July Term, 1850.
Henry B. Robason, Arnold Whitfield, and othcrsPe
tition for Partition.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Jesse
Hasty and wife Betsey, William Kennedy and Ashley
Kennedy Wil!iaP G. Tibbs, and wife Sally, are not
Court that publication be made for six weeks
~ in the North Carolina Standard for the said Jesse
Hasty and wife Betsey, William Kennedy and Ashley
Kennedy William e. Tibbs and wife Sally to appear
at the next Term OF this Court to be held in Wiamston
on the I'd Monday Of October next and plead
demur or the petition will be taken pro conssso as to
them, and heard accordingly. .,.s1 q
Witness L. Johnson, Clerk of our said Court at Office
the I'd Monday of July, A. D. 1850. -. -
l.. Johnson, Cle,k.
August IA, 1850. CPr. adv. SIS 524l s2s-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14

There is good deal of talk in Washi ngton about
the unhealthiness of the White House, and the sub
ect has been brought to the attention of the Senate
by MI. Clarke, of Rhode Island 1t is said the GEL
lars are very mperfectly drained, and are therefore
damp and frequently wet. This could be easily reme
died: Mr.. Fillmore is residing during the sumner
the heights of Georgetown.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14

Atelegraphic despatch, received from St. Louis ves-
terday afternoon, states that Messrs Darby, Porter
and Miller Wing congressional candidates. are elect.
ed. Sufficient returns have not been received from
ne other two districts to fix the result with certainty
The Legislature, so far as returns had come in to s.
Louis at noon yesterday, stood IS Wings, IL Ben.
tonians, and 10 anti-Bentonians.
Republic of SATURDAY. last,
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MARRT RTED.

On Thursday, 25th Of August by Rev. L. X. Wiley,
Mr. Benton Ray of Orange, to Miss Ellen Paschail Of
Talyho, Granville County.
In Kenansville on the oath ult by the Rev. George
W. Wallace, Mr.. Oscar L. Hawkins, to Miss Ellen.
daughter of Dickson Sloan, Esq.
In Sampson county, on the 18th ult, Mr.. Nathan
Tart to Miss Rcbecca E., eldest daughter of John Holly
In Duplin county, on the 18th ult, Jos. B. Hatch,
Esq to Miss Anne E., daughter of Branch Williams,
Esq.
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worth Car0lind leet Ions.
W. continue sour,reports Of the'eisssio1s hon 3
-,,;oos Counties, assfollows 8 z

We continue ouffeports OF the non 81:
various Counties, assfoiiows S. 81
RANDOLPH. - 8
Dr. william B. Lane, Wing. re-electsd SltAs Sen:
.te. and Messrs. Thornburg and Dnke, sgs elsct.
~ I = The Commons. Poll: Lane S23. Bulls ssl: 8
= Tbe,nburr % % sll. Dnle 74s, Hseshss I ss7'
White Wbic ssa, Burgess. Democtst 5a6s Johnson,
n.mocrat. $50. Mr.. Johnson came sout boldl for
~, pe;d and advocated his claims on al occasions
.;, his accustomed force and this accounts for his
email vote His vote apnre Democratic one. Our
friends in Randolph are gaining. We wonld shconls
aoe them to persevere. & Constant dropping VIII
wear away stone. .s "a
~ HEREFORD.
sessoms, Wing, elected to the Senate without op-
position, and Hon. Kenneth Rayner to then Commons
without opposition. Mr.. Bidgers, Democrat. elect.
ed Sheriff without opposition. Col. Reid gains SO
votes in uertford. What was Mr.. Rayner doing
NASH.
We gave the. result in Nash in our last, but We;
publish the Precinct vote for future reference, as
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14
State Of North Carolina, Martin County.
July Term. 1850.


John 8. Ausban, us Standley Vick-Aftachmentg
appearing to the satisfaction of the Corrt 1Sst
STANDBY Wick is not resident Of this State or 10
himself that the ordinary process Of Law cannot
be served on him 1t is, therefore, ordered BY tie Cont
that publication be made for six waan succesGvev +,
the North Carolina Standard for tbs aid Ssandley Wit
to appear at the next Term Of this Court to be held In
the Town OF WILLIAMSON the I'd MONDAY in Octncr
next, and plead answer demur or judgement nro oen
tesso will be taken against him. -
Witness, L. Johnson, Clerk Of our saj6 Cent - of
fee the I'd Monday Of July, A. D. 1850. "a. 5.
August II, 1850. [Pr. adv. SIS sssI ssls.. Sc.
ss1 Tamartn;ts.
CASE Fresh Tamarinds just received snd fer ssIs-
Il by p ?. PESf:IIn Z
Raleigh, Angus. 7,h, 1850. 5: SCI sazE
Medicine Chests.
"a FURTHER supply Of those hesutifhl Medicine
IA Chests just received at 50 s@@ -
pEscUD,s Dsue eto,.
Raleigh, August 2, 1850. So
TUsT received, another i1e Il besntf.l L.nn. ara
IL also z supply Of Fresh Phpl1ess Gal md hanIlr
Fluid Call ct sss - - -
sss -s-79.s pEst;HBss Br6e g.
5 Raleigh August z, iesOse g - s. {}x5Is
s a FEW baireis erdne Flour. Forsslo 81.
'sne -, iSo0. elS-
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President Fillmore has completed his Cabinet, at
last, by calling the Hon. Thomas M. T. Mckennen
of Pennsylvania, to the Department Of the Interior
and Mr.. Connd, Of Louisiana, to the Sec4etaryship
Of War. i.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14

How IT WoRKs. On last Thursday, while the
people were depostng their votes in the ballot box,
we observed venerable gray headed man, who had
fought the battles of the Revolution-that glorious
Revolution by which we acquired the right Of chos-
ing our own rulers-oer his vote, but it could only
be accepted in parts the old patriot could vote for
Senator !. He did not oa0a fifty Of land! We
Observed too, several gallant fellows who had serv-
ed their country in the tented field beneath the burn
ing sun Of Mexico, refused Senate vote, for the
same reason.
How long shall this foul blotch remain upon our
constitution How long shall free men be denied
their rights, and insulted thus year after year!
.8shviNe Ne,cs,
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Bowers majority,

CUKRTTUCK.
y jarvis, Democrat, elected by AZ majority over
S''sss Democrat. Barnard, Whig, reelected to the
senate from Camden and Currtuck, by 62 majority.
TYRRELL.
NJ, mccieese, Wing, elected to the Commons.
's''eese ss4, Davenport l2s Jones elected Sheriff.
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~ { {
So asl - I's 2''s1 IN; \
stiuss g lSErsd 8 i|Sa
de a nianspE ~ asIrs
eaass sisIei 81 rs ssIIs,| s.,5s s,s. Is9s 8
Nolan, 30. snsS sS6s2f nsnsss., S. J,
Is47 vTs';s 5.
lozss bcC = kies sSes Haalin, hIe, ss6s
8 Nslssn g. thsE 8 S elss 8
SO CA BARRIS. ''s 80 ssx I
Democrat this County have done rerpafka:
bly, Col. Rsia. having given him s5 clea,
gain over his former vote. The illoMin the yota
forthe Cpmmansin in Cabanus; John Shinpock. Whip.
699, ~ Scott, Whig. 5e7. D. .sf IonR, Democrat,
4S4. Nj. Long has made q capital run, undek the
cilcumstances Wedo not despair even 81 Cabauus.
She must come right side up aftersa while.
az. Plunkett, Wing, elected Sheriff
Rsfass balIinger, ~ hig, has been elected to The
Senate from Qabarrus and Staniy.
!. HAYWOOD
Robert GA. Love, Democrat, reelected byg the
following vote Love 4s5. Fitzgerald, Wing, o7s,
McCracken i23. Allison. Dem, reelected Sheriff.
William Il: Thomas. Democrat, reelected to the
Senate from Haywood; Macon, and Cherokee.
HENDERSON.
=. II. Farmer, Wing, reelected to the Commons
N. w. Wood6n, Whig. reelected Senator from Bun.
combe, Henderson, and Yancy.
MACON.
d. w. Siler. Whig, elected to the Commons bv
the following. vote: Siler 377, Tathum, Democrat,
$40, Howard ll5. McKeeelected Sheriff by 81 votes
over Dowdle.
YANCY.
We learn from the Asheville News, that Samuel
Fleming has been elected to the Commons from this
BUNCoMBE.
James Sharp, Democrat, and Marcus Erwin, South
ern Wig, elected to the Commons. P.Roberds re-
elected Sheriff. The Asheville News says:
S Mr.. Sharp is an internal improvement Democrat.
and We believe a true hearted western man. We are
not disposed to find fault in advance, bnt are willing
thathe be judged by his acts. Mr. Erwin is a whole
the rights of his section, and neither be intimda-
ted by threats nor seduced by attery, from the faith
fnl and fearless discharge of his duty"
WILKES. "
Gordon, Democrat, and Foster, Whip, elected to
the Commons. One Democratic gain. Three cheers
for Wilkes! Dire, Whig, elected Sheriff.
CHEROKEE.
George w. Hayes, Wing, reelected to the Com !
mons from this County. Gov. Manly gained con-
'ideraby in this County, owing doubtless to his po
'ition on the basis and the School Fund.
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s0FFlcIAIL' VloTE Of NoRrH Dlr ~ c.RoIlr. I


4,S
9'.N's
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CONCERT.

CONCERT.
mcssrs. ButterwOrth & Millar
NJ ILL perform, at YARRRouea's SALoex on Wed.
w nesday evening the 2lst instant. Particulars in
our next. =
August 18th, 1850. ss7-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-08-14
GRAND, MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES |!
For August, 1850.
| For August, 1850.
| y. W. MAURY. & Co. Managers.
! Grand and brilliant LOtteru,
| CAPITAL PRIZE
$50, 900!
5000 100000, eIs.oooi
| 900 PRIZES OF 81 $50.
q an nnn

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
for the benefit Of Monongala Academy
Class No. H., for 1850,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, the
24th of August, 1860.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-20
UAIiiA WA YES PATENT
Hot .Air Cooking Stores,

IMPROVED.
MO Cooking Stove everinveEtcd has given so
/ y genera satistacion, both n point OF economy
and fuel, and the most perfect manner which
cooking ofevery description is done. In eompar-
ing this with other Stoves. the following Advnntas
ges will be found. The boilers come more mme
dIaie!v IN contact with the fire, consequently bo
IN less tme-Ihe oven being the whole size of
stove. will bake twice the quantity OF otl.er stove
ofthe same dime nsions, a nd the hea,ir so gener
ally dtfused on all its Sides that it excels the
mon brick oven. 1t Inns also been decided by
some of the frstrat hotel keepers, that nd
pastries of all kinds are done in much finer
m amer than by any other process.
This Stove is so constructed, that no INSIDE
plates come in immediate contact with the fire,
consequently it must be very durable, and not
likely to get cut of repair. The construction is
so simple, that an inexperienced person may im-
mediately become acquainted with its use.
They made of the frs, quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, nd OF good thickness: almost
double the weight of eastern made stoves OF the
sa me size.
There eleven sizes, varying from $l5 to
1875 so thai all classes of the community, from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail themselves Of the benefit
of this labor aud fuel-saving article OF domestic
economy.
These Stoves are made by T. J. DUDLEY,
No l05, Main ST., Rutfalo, and are sold by
MARSHALL & PHELPS.
Southport .4ug, 1S49
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-09-20
Opinions of the Press.

OFfUtOftS ~ tHc 4 fc"o'
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Oct. 81.
We take pleasure in referring the reader to the tes'imon
ais of our prominent druggists and well known citizens to
the virtue Davis Pain Killer. We have used the article
and found it valuable The sale of this article in the United
beyond all precedent the books of the office will
show,
From the Cincinnati Nonpareil, November 10th.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
call the attention of readers to the advertisement:
great remedy for the instant relief pain No med
cinal preparation ;h ich acquainted appears t.
poss power for the extinction of pain. No prepara-
lion las bee popular in community,
sensation in the pubic mind through the section
has been introduced and become known
II will be that some of most prominent citizens.
and business strongly recommend to The public,
article of VIRTUE, and that they
any medicine to become dcscrvedy popular in
short time
from the Cnninnati Dispatch, Oct 81
DAVIS PAIN KILLER-Whatever may be the prejudices
entertained against great many patent medicines
ourselves bear willing testimony to the efficacy of this ar
cle We have its magic effects in soothing the
PAIN in great many and know ii to be good article
for the and purposes which it devoted and
where may prove inabie it possesses the
virtue of doing no injury.
Price csc, soc. and 81 90 per bottle
Principal office for the Western States, No, College
Buildings. J. N. HARRIS, agent.
7, Ii, C.. ALLEN, sup't,