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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28
$4,000! 1901!
2500OOI 2l0n0Ii

SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 39--Captals:
$4,000, 1900 700, &c. rs numbers IL drawn. Tickets
81, halves Soc, quarters 25c.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

RE OST VALUABLE PRIV ATE DIVE
WI LING ON MAIN ST, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-The subscriber being anxious to remove
chased house, will expose to sale by public auction,
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1850, at O'Clock, p
NJ his present residence, situated on the north side of
MAN, between first and Foushee streets adjoining the
dwelling Of Isaac Davenport Jr The lot fronts &c feet
extends in 155 feet to alley The Improvements
consist of brick dwelling containing rooms besides
large brick Kitchen stable &c. all nearly new, and in
the most perfect order
TEKMs-One-tourth cash. balance at l, 2 and years,
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed. JOS. H. COLQUITT
Sale conducted by W. GopDIN, Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

WM7TLEY's COUGH CANDY.-Those af-
w ficted with Coughs, Colds, &C., will find the
above very agreeable, as well as an ecacious reme-
dy. Fresh supply, for sale by the agent
ALEX DUVAL, Druggist
NH % 147 Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

90, 900, 5000 5000, $500, 3 Of 1000 &c. IS num-
ers, IA drawn. Tickets S. halves so, quarters rs
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28
BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.

CONFEDERATION OF CHARLESTOWN,
will open on MONDAY EVENING, March 18TH
Franklin street, opposite the Exchange Hotel, which
has been conveniently arranged, especially for the &C.
cason.
The Exhibition to conclude with scene of unrival-
ed splendour, called THE FAIRY LAND AND
PALACE OF THE FAIRIES!
Admission rs cents, without distinction of age
Doors open at oclock-Scenes to commence at 8
O'clock
See particulars in small bills NH 16
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28
OTIS are well worthy the attention ofcapitalists
TUyHREE LOTS IN BTLTOCK AND

Il HARRIS ADDITION, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Goth March,
1885, at half past o'clock, Lots in Bullock and Har-
rs Addition, each fronting % feet on the south side of
Marshall street, running back l4t feet alley 16
feet wide and nearly opposite to the residences Of
Messrs. Jno. E. Henderson and William A. Matthews.
TERMs-One- third cash. balance at months, for sa-
tstactory endorsed negotiable paper, title retained
NH 20 w. GODDIN, Auct.
- The above sale is postponed until TUESDAY,
the I'd April 1850, at the same hour
NH 81 w. GODDIN, Auctr,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

NNUlST MONN ATS.-I2 doz. assorted Port Mon
IL nas, of fine quality (French) for sale by
NH % DOVE & ISAACS.
pOOKS AND STATIONERY.-Wea are now
AS receiving our spring supply of Books and Slatone
ry, embracing all the standard and late publications in
Law, Medicine, Theology, &c.
Schools Books OF the latest and most approved ed-
tons,
Blank Books OF every description always on hand
and made to order.
Letter and Fooscap Papers, Bonnet Boards, States,
Quils, Ink Waters, Violin Strings &c &c.
Country merchants and school Teachers supplied on
liberal terms MORRIS & BROTHER,
nh % No. 81 Main street,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

ETMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.--A hand
q some assortment OF Umbrellas and Walking
Canes, suitable for country trade for sale by
R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
NH % ISL Main street
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

$4,000! 20,U00!!
SATURDAY-Virginia Lottery, Glass So, TO be
drawn Saturday. Both March--Capitals: $4,000, 90
900, oOO 5000 0OO 1,OoO 500, &C. 70 numbers, 13
drawn. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

A MOTHER supply of those Justly admired short
IA PRINCIPE CIGARS; also, fine selection of
imported HAVANA CIGARS, for sale by
H. J. MILLER, Druggist,
NH % IT'S Broad street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

rzz GENIN'S HATS-SPRING STYLE, 1850.
f The subscribers opening few cases of the ce-
Sslebrated Genins Spring style Of Hats differing from
any thing in this market They at once beautiful
simetry and perfect in taste Those customers who have
been waiting their arrival, requested to call and fit
themselves at the Fashionable Hat and Cap Store l0I
Main street. ViGLlNl, Halter
NH 25--d2w
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

SPRING PRINTS.-Just received, one case "A
~ fast colored Prints, at l2a cents per yard
CHAS. HARTWELL q Co,
Broad street,
NH % Opposite Swan Tavern.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

THURSDAY-De Delaware extra No. 37-Capitas:
50 ,OO0 3O0O 1900, 1885, &c. IS numbers, Is drawn
Tickets So so, halves 25, quarters 60.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

1lcKets SIU; halves ., quarlels Q %; 49,
Certificate of package of wholes $40; halves $40
quarters $35.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

$55,UUU! Z3,UUU!! I5,UOV! :!
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass Is, to be drawn at ba
more, on Wednesday, April Sd, 1850. 70 Nos.
drawn.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28

S57UUU I4UOU 7!
Observation-Disclosures Nc l3-Capitas: $751;
900, 4ooo 10000 6oGo 5000, $500, so of 1000, &C.
IS numbers, IL drawn. Tickets Sl0 halves $, quarters
$50.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-28
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1850

Tickets S25; halves IL; quarters 25.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

co-veuaoa vhsch assemble n TIE so1ta unless
C1rgrsss .5o1d 30 so-.echtrg rsnie- crrecssse-y
Tne cslses vhch wcd lesd = r>e1neots-1r q tis-
s'--o- greafeT tAac toss vhch n.1ceeSs peclars
COZ q lad dependence from Greaf Br1i1
" BASIz informed the gsater1Aa hat he vcsit 80
ne Wr,oi Pro~iso was dead. v1en Z cane up d.
-rrT rrcnos'c1
MrTSss-Yoa al sire tss sOsy Dc ySu ro,- to
az re fzh.e
NJ BskEE-No
NJ ISsE-Tca cans answer fog thos- Sho did You
-ct b. re sc-ei JsLgr,-r he bed g "a oe re dzrv O.
prcss-i CC-s-cu Il - = . lot LIZ lliy % her repre-
sera-~es - make SIR AZ re.sArc- Re ee,svec -si
CO. q - lour ~ % Sog-l-r- uec- Te-r had
i-.sz.e- - N-ot Provsc art c11i -eesi Ia Gator.
--c7rsn lie hoped Ia Al ~cl6 - prcpArec
e nee, IL appreciation q a. % Ia; ;h-T cc1h Pr-s-n,
.l.-r breasts A. tle .fis-l q Re Cunsr---oa
II HlLLrsES cd 1C- tDr pOrleus doubt ;1t 7efrto-c
motives 81 lie President RI MAKING reco1ir e-Accrs
% th- Territories BAT S,h ne bes; wishes ior
H. Alr-l-ls-raCl De- cot give be sup7urt o. -
Qulrv Of le Pres dent TIE .rst cu-ccinn - nes ne
Pre- eui raves roe question open, an - M hliarl
deemed d -mro-tar;to -et-e . Tow Every roa5 ~u.Sn
uass-s reminds - 1as ne danger . deepening ali grow
,1 Ersr NJ Csv -sccry sd h u BE- rose cTery morn
- H he eXpcctac 90 aes-1g % solnr dls-s1e. CO..
lection VIII ths -ue.uor Ard vet i proposed in i1e
present safe 90 excited r- INK esqecar u - s0u-n"f7
cJg-rr. open Part % ms question he WNriri
a. --r=lL fl.i all cor eie-he Ne country Eal
e. Joy --ro.- To arnli California a. -tAte would e
Taught VIII Frcaf disaster ne southern people p 20
.s they have uAntarei something lSe "A ilce ~
power a. equality m tke Senate t. cal u0on rheI1
welcome lroher SA-. -vuud 80 % 5rrsA up ths balance
lie reQeae1 fo admit CRt0--ia would be o ceaHersiey
,1rsef ~ cosVer the enemies 1t Scutaerr ir-rlfC
ST. drive l- Sclia in.c hopeless or-'y. 30 a. time
o. come
srf-r OBJ, gentleman hai concluded. ihs Commute rose
a. lie Hr-s- O.. r1lrrei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

PORTLASD-Arr II 2. bark Cumberland. from Hsfdn-
EAs 9Th 1- brig Oneco, from ballnors schs kechshie
sad William SYork- CD oris A0risz, Saga Sd bars
Mana h-rssy G1ayDz
sOsTON-Arr IRA, snip Sunbean frorT Liverpool b
a. oalk L.c-rds NOr.-als I'm u4s bngs Sckefscr.
Baltimore. Elsn Reed Nillnsoo y {, seas Hydra ges
a.. ROsnA NfOrk.
below ssip A.cu,a. rom calcsus, bafss s4Iocvi.-
from %, PeEeflnx frog Cage COod Hyps; Aino-o,
irura B1eros Ayrvs
ca sniDs wa A Cooper Ani Cacsua SOreans. barss
Azcels Londor Appleton. BaliDOrr schs Martha Wssi-
..gror, JsccgSrlel; joshua Dawes Cape Hsyuan
IA 2 M-oarE Alrizsa- tom EssEOs Ayrcs = beoys
I'm aier cairs-
SALEM, lita-Ar brg Usher, Csys1ae, Ia III
CD srl SoUIberusg, Nlork.
HOLINESS HOLE sa-Arr brig ElFTo, SYoTk ~
Bassar, sclrs Water : P.erCe Norfolk for de- Bel.
IarTeT 0r Do lola. tng SzT4guAEOs, WlminEt0n &c
tr Bosinri llh brig Joseps AIbon, Asnssu a, os o.
,cl- saga Banana Iss.cs ior do Iss1e.A Sfork
ST. g.
Ia port, tng Jo.eph AlrioUs .chr Regulator
PHs.-d y BARK Hsrr.r- 6arstf from -ugrla f0F Eo.
to1. al scAr ssnCre ne ~@st end o. As1stor
lssld. ne aS--x br--ca ogs her ccs . hs0ie1
spc. Ire shore.
PROVIDENCE llih-An bsgs R.chE5ond, Ocho,sE
OOnu src DrygNnez sag, sta S-pL - %, 55og
lfe ioe - SPOKE N0s Ia sEip Corr
New Bedford 80 ~ b.rks Abstract Nary Raunoge-
t-io~ oarss Gi.be-r from APslsclc0s; Zeoo = from
Nozzle. o 20 Lfero from Go. Orgy Tan 0n osre-or
SAVANNAH 9-h-Arf bark Isaac Nesa, 6rCEz \ lori
BALTlAOkE, ira . 2 Mar esrE Bay siass Bos.oc
bris lea 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

II Our AssrxBLY last evening adopted in
Committee Mr.. RArxOyD's straightforward and
plsin-spoken Resolutions ia favor Of the positive
Exclusion Of Slavery from our New Territories BY
Of the honest natural feeling Of the People Of
NewYork over political trimming u all sorts and
sizes. We trust the Resolutions Of Mr. Raymond
(which are in substance those which have already
been adopted by the Senate VIII pass their ina
reading %. DAY BIZ q vote eq5alv .igriEean'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
A GREAT CURE

at rHI BIOLOGICAL IssTITuTE, sEw.sarsswiss. = q
81 scsEscEs FvLHosIe sYRCy.
u The following u from STUDENT Of the Ibeo oses
InssifRe, al New Brunswiek, n J. Reain, 70 sfseef
NEwBRUssTIcx TaEoL oeic1L sEsIsAsy fsa.e
Ds. J. sczEsex-Dsay SIR wish great s<rsfsetos
MORN you u the grss, benefit have derived from yoo'
Pulnone syrup. o5inined bottles from your ssse'
70 his place. Assss snpsoi ard Vail and he'd nos tsssa
two u hem before ne pTose Eight swts and ne nes'
SAINT cough which deprived d seeH ef ne, and es'0'
lad taken .hfse bot.ss discharged fou Eny sDgss ss
srs dSeTe1t uEss, quantity Of hssd White sso'issoe
continued using yoer syrup until had taken 'eFen w
ass am now N good hssiA Instead Ofbe'sg ooSse'~
absndnn ny studies e. sdy!sed 10 90 ~ ny ph5'
eian, an ne THEOLOGICAL Seminary a. serS'a.'
wies. sAs great pleasure in Recommending sensoer
PEln0ne Syrup az friends and mo public Tor 20 ME
y believe lk2i lsksn rEne 10 certain cure io' -
DonsFy disease an yOsr zach indebted and heA
ser1aL y. ACkDo'
o. per bottle, Or IA bottles soT Is.
{. V. cLEcKEsIs CO. gsrsrsl Agents. o. sHeisy"
Rew-York
BsAsca AsExGa-aargnet Hsys Iss Fsloa'si Brow
lyaNY,J o Newell Wii4szasbargh n II joha -
Wan suu, Sewbsrsh, y. Y; Moses psrne pocstsesF
s>, N.Y. coakln Nsvrl Newark ~ ~ Dr. C. ings
Psisscn, \. J. Dr. A sk1nsn, Bound Brcos, D. Div
l. covsl Co. Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

~ In the SUPPLEMENT herewith
transmitted will be found Letters from
ITALY,r IRELAND, from fresh and Wig
orous pen, two from FRANCE, laying bare
the sources ofrecent and imminent Polit-
ical commissions, by HucH DouERTY. and
other interesting advices. Those in
terested in the affairs Of Europe. never
more critical than now, or in the Pro
gress Of Humanity to a state of absolute
Freedom and Justice, will find in this
Supplement ample food for reflection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

The C'aesnAat. Esgrirsr. edited by Hon J }.
FAsAS, Looo-Foco Member OF the last Congress.
has been very fairly discussing the claim of Texas
70 ssso<e the greater portion Of New Mexico. He
ecnrlsdcs a. soliows
ne tine the broke on, rexas had no more n. h,
y sh,m ne SppsT ko 0ssnae for boundary than she b q
Sna ~ ss,se oesHn for boundary, and M Polk %
tine Of snae,soa sexieo ksS an armed orcc in pos.,
s"s =; s, M ~ ssS Tsss did The United States seHI
~ TIE yni;sd ss,ss .py erdes. n sy e the low n
pSss .; a SSs s.as asss ssa
DE ko Gssde as zoe q Der SOsnssss 81 ne Vice !"
On her s,sate bcok ~ teslarHs and statute va. r
musd .n.o the urion TIE Annexsloa Rssoaucn. ~ ~
vtict that al Questions Of boundary that nigel arse w.
ekes eVvernHens sncnld be seejessso adjustment BY To
oovsypmers Of the yniled Srsses rheru being now y,
sor~lsr GovsraElea with which any Caeson eoanasS
csn srsss win Te4aA she claims Ihs he ecv~pnra 1.
=: u ss T,sss ssa % Assem- "a .as he ss
asrsrs che claimed st the dare u Der ssneSsnoa
ss~ "a Tsx.s eslmsa ne sssa W ss;ey, .ss as
kp,w ,has she bad Fgeg u and hs; noSoey eehsvs
sss ~ ssa a.. s s. sss ws Ssso issea 70 he Es.r
s Of New. Nsx3cc, nes eoaiess thai the nl'ed Ssr
have pal tssnselses IN posi,ieu es readers s1eH.
s,cs n he mater With he United S@srs that y ee
nipd very Gear and consider the demand q Tex
. e Pr q. ,sSs g ss ass S s sr
seesor Of thai eOony hsd ever eeso eratscca N g
snciens nmits bed che conquered y bad she ever
~ oss &C, acquired he smHes, rgsi - q
Ne shoaA not complain Of Der course sa, sse aess se
psrsse Of rixhl 10 Il IN sny way sasFe rsnsei o. sse
snd ner hss claim On the greond hs u,S Suis
"a Rls.s have pal themselves IN posiuoa eee ihey car
,os dispass that clA TIE position o. Texas We oosos
shimslsss ana impsdeni ID he extreme
That's fact And We. official deeamen''
show that The Enquirers late President and Sec
rotary Of State ordered the .. s. Military force II
sspport that shameless and impatient claim i
the utmost Of their power. And If New-Nex'c'
shsll vet be saved from the grasp Of Texas am
Slavery. tia. viii De one Consequence ct the deies
Of Ths Eaqsasrs party N the ass Prss'dssfia
Djeeeien.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

oa N'ri-y rv~tas Fso d. iANt ~N n Ilonas CA.l 80
ne CtJ tefd - Yesfs
ef -nl. AL uoss ha brotsf J9Au "a are invited sst
L-r 1aerf ffu tlc rssjru,s of her h~ M ~
~. iI> ~ "a sssnu-. the sn-rnaoa a 8 o,i1tk
lsb O.. of .uag MAUl MOTT vas DORM dslzhisf sd M
Nary jane Van p1ra. anl gali daughter VI
Net sUi pr Carrot Van Dorea ssd ye.is mpu'b,
dsys
lie fir-faI p,s 'hs Wstnfsi.y iaosn u ~
af,ck fis r..nsns~ Jorisn l. dott Aouasa D.
rr1s .s hmiy nsd stsot without hria-s astat
TIE The gts Had i.r Moffl-sBs e - oSh.k
AZ bnosy t-b %. o. hoop .ough LIZA ant of bsf
e-.a 200 IgaseF Lyu,h. ssSd moatbs sni diys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
CAIirexy, GoIp.-Th- $4,000 Of cod du

CALFpRSI, GoLp.-The $4,000 Of god dust
oroughI by Aaans Co.'S Express II he Empire cay -
loased % aAoa hsndrca cocsgrees, a. paris u lie
e0anuy. The Quantity vaed lOn lew oanees af 10 80
80 each person Il PAL -P ever vAssy q Paes-
Ases from sioek-g leg 70 p.l box Anong lie Psees
~hck The packages forwarded were Sosion We
ees,sr soheneolsey, Bsnors, wos1r Cleveland, Tsus-
too C!acinnk PhlaGsphS- Srrrg sslc. SAsn W.ssF e
Ion, New.Sedford Boxnhvus Hsveran Ps~ aeEs', NeS-
~ LexnS,ou Ny Pr0vidence. Wssi Troy, Borde1a1~n
CAmhr.d srport BEs,ol Portland, NAnrsese- Irraicr,
CamSea Beverley PN.ersca siapleioz- Hartford, Essi
haven chares,owa New sVryPori Gloucester, Co0Pio1'
kekeke Nes.iy on-shrd cf ne packages were Dire
"A 4, females The rosasrs wives ADD q - Sardy
sirre-s These rr-,rknces Nil Cary ,cy into us-y
family thas h.s bSss deprived q Is bead y MS Caof
fsyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13
NEWARK ITEMS

WiNpYAiI FoE JERSEY B1SS-A lsftsg
fo yogng Ct ais el ,sSys he 15rs- tassr nov n
Ssr E-srs sfN,. 49, ~ 90 BIN. Of Trenton Bsuf
* Co 3-s,royd hy he late SIRE IA gambling aocs-
n That cir. The individual who suffered he cs. sso h.
sgt2 10 Fod o. re sane pace Wbieh was esirolS
lie hcrFcr, sfd that be Wa smakS u ~ soOu, al se
enolg 10 tUr DAYS hs informed ne write that be vas 70
N I - : h.t.ra De "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

we perceive that our iaie Minister 10 Berlin Hon I'd
ward A HsnnegaH. has rriurned IN In EUROPA an
personsl friend Of ours who HIN Intimately abroad
auorzes hat me eter defsmatory of Mr hsr
n"rnr Published IN ne Nhg papers ci Boston arc co7c
e.ev here nakcs nothing but statements utterly VIII l
foundation. NJ Hsunegan never tasted crop oi afde1l
spirits during his whole residence 10 Europe and rs c0f
duet was ~ he aalo and exemplary character Nl
der al Circumstances. The stories, therefore OF ne ei
writer 10 question most crue D. wei as unjust nHd
were no dOutt ho manufacture ~ some psrso1A heerR
ard gul-v We trust hat The journals Which gave rn
intentional circulation 20 these malicious charges sgas
Mr flanagan. VIA copy mis- correction
We shall mos, heartily rejoice # this statement
prove true, but We think II cannot be so Mr.. Han
uogan was certainly far enough from total absi
hence during the last Winter IN Washington, aud
the gentleman whose letter from Germany making
the broadest charges OF fagtioos intenperancs AID
immortality we copied from the Boston Daily Az
vert.ser. IS well known TO many here rs Of unqne'
toned integrity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

Tax Pacific RoAp-The Boston Committee
cf pegrnfs pSoess sor rsilrosd tOD s. Leafs 70 san
Francisco have addressed letter 10 The Chamber Ct Gear
rerrs Of This City Askng br the Arguments IN aver o'
whiney's pssn whieh II has recommended and urgnt
thai BY whirnsys plaz SO years wVad Be occupied In
bsidns ,hs Road xns hat eonsssaezuy, tie pessHi gen
srs,,or voelsni have much sse q II hssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

Pw1ApsLFaiA r'aes4ay. Esb. .
The CoTToN market svery 4aict, snd pr'ees a'S
a. va s-rsrsIy Nnue,Fass Tae export esm.si 'ci
Eicva eoauars limited SoGs further sac. have bses
~ common Id eod = snds a. SIT "a 81 snd e6oce
,ot. and extra AZ SJas = RVS kl0ys steady Al -
a.. Css~ MAJ l, t2i pet bh " MsEAt here . nek
- fsr. CcVS-gugtacr sales 81 Scco AoIo bgsh ~
yrloN Al 50 ss6c oars sfe steady a. ~ per eash "a
P.rn.vivanS IL GsoCsGiEs csc . bot MITE toiag &C..
ere, IN Cosse su.ar srt No,Ssses eouar.s nesrN Sta
rouary WHissy "a aied teasud sn'e- IA ahis a. *
So. - ~rccxs-Ff-,s R,iri sls win.-si.n RI
Ca sg S3co Is o. ~. ~ sie0 CN - ~ "a. y " q
gERk S,'is-fAS - y. .s aS 90 "a. ~ 80 - !.
S. ioi sslPeera = 81. Zoo Reaiiss McfIpSS.s'SS.
100 G.ncirgsa ~. ~ s7Si Lslish lot IS ls So,
Cana, =, s1,oc Ssa Nas o.. iss Leo Grant ~ 2oV
s1l9 Rds tone ccugcn ,hori >. go, ~.
49, Do g So Morris. :. 81 oirsu IA Il 500 aead.
bag Bee So o. 20 Su'g Csr1. ~ Sloe, Siy 1852 -
. 81 80 S''''0s MO" Us - ''' ~ '''' De- IS
Tux RIVER OPyN Last evening rather lnex
pe'ciy The Zee IN front OF h- cy moved o. doirg b.
Bale ID Any damage to properly a.cng te dock snd pier
On SUNDAY morning started away fom rrsy aid bAssos
up AZ Bsh. and A. one O'Clock made shgh move n.
froU Of c,y. Again a. O'Clock to starred, bat stopped
sier going distance ot two or three hundred wards be.
Tie river then commence. t.ng fs.t~ th.s uoTa.nf
the trst or u The The dock ard pier sQ
iesru that silaI quantity 81 Sour u under watf
there si-o SCUM 81 usmionsi small Guaau.
q OF IA ey stored "a ne er'' aoof ~leeh Il ioSndsst
bu, with the exception OF resc We can learn OF no damage
being done Other Than The injury Incident 10 eufings an
by usus yeerly Goods From ihe rapidly via
which the river soon sieF he cS started ss M an
- confirmed aud the sa increasing dOoJ t Il beloved
tisi he Ice has banked 20 me vicinity q Cssleou t
heve no deaGe ujngs % % this Ali.yes mere COT
The wser rose rapidly In Troy YESTERDAY snsr the es
damned ID Al Bath ard doOded the docks but serious
damage done 90 property There swell - here a.
rieui warning given merchants 10 snshe then
remove their merchandise beyond The reach Of wsier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

REJECTION OF Col. Wrss.-As none Of our
correspondents were fishing in Senatorial depths for
the secrets OF the Executive Session on Monday
evening, We we're not among the frs, to announce
Col webb rejection. One report says there were
eleres votes in bis favor, bu, another says there
were bat seres, namely,
Messrs Bell Of Tenn. Bsrrier q Ga Dawson OF g.
Msngam Of c Seward 81 N Y sprusnce .: bel aio
Wales Of do Noes. 81
II 10 odd that Col Webb set no vote from Eree
State bat Gov Stewards We think Gen. Cas-
tailed 10 do the fair thing by him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-13

" The EresiRg Mirror has undertaken to
Tighten our citizens out OF any oTert resistance TO
tho Extension Of Slavery. 1t seems 70 make rs,h
er poor fist Of augmentation but considering the
novelty OF the effort We are inclined to encourage
il, Here 10 specimen Of the logic;
The men OF property have ether eonhased 10 TIE
ciieEnen psssVey witnessed It's progress IS ~S
20 pause In As career and og the steT arouse fon tie
Apslky which has sercc ,hcu II there 40 no uoe'vs
~b,ea appealing to their patriotism can iul0ce nen 70
ssnd Ihem look their satr~sts Il Is not 10 te
peas very mach upon continuance Of he union OF sess
>ssee The value Of property in the CITY 81 Newt GA
would nDe down hundred per cent ne oooR us
solution Of the Union either Pcsceaey or BY oFcs
waass NE reason high reGa are obtained ~ Cur aha
The Minor should whisper al this low that
none eat men OF property could hear Il Only
tnlnA OF the idea gaining currency among comn1on
'oiks and lacksnders that BY dis,olving the Union,
heai Estate would fab here sons hundred per
cent that IS 10 jas, nothing q, also thst high
rents, and indeed any rents a, all would be uttcr.
" abolished Rather growing party the Dsun
ionisss would constitute under such auspices.
Only lsten 70 one moxe b, Of wisdom,
-Legis,siSa cannot naAe saw labor pros,xhl. h,,
ias e, forol Il ard sh0a1 nos pr~T~u m. -
sspoycd where II 10 permitted ~ sAs co.sfsssss Il "a
IssisS Ssasss'
II the laws al NAtzre aud the Constitution Of
the United States were one and the same thing,
this would mean something but As they are not
we caa't see what the writer is driving at
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The market ior flour Ead GRaiN IS Titholi
,peciA eiA-z- Al ne de-.nd szi modersie CoTTtf
A. - Board t,ss~ s-l0oc A4-y-s-4 SiKss eaHas 81
ra-ts a. l1.s IT,:
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