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BRANDRETTS PILLS ARE A SURE CURE FOR
INFLUENZA,

This complaint has become SO frequent, that
there are few persons who have not had II sew
eral times. II is kind Of malignant conta-
gious cold attended with much fever. and great
prostration of health. So soon as possible,
swallow six or eight Pills ; a large dose is abso.
lutely necessary to relieve the brain, that organ
appearing to suffer greatly in this complaint.
When they have operated well, put your feet
and legs in hot water, or take hot bath. Be
sure and be purged, before you use any means
Of increasing the circulation, or your life may
be the forfeit. Now 20 to bed and. when in
bed take two more pills and some hot boneset
tea, catnip, or balm or balsam, or some water
gruel-any Of these warm drinks will answer,
and which may be left TO choice --ether o
them will help to restore insensible perspiration
and this method will generally cure. Should
however, the patient, after the pills and thi'
after treatment, not be better in the morning
let him take another six, eight or ten pill
more accordingto the urgency Of symptoms
and the warm drinks, and foot or general batl
at night. My experience has shown me tha
the third day generally finds the patient we'll
when this plan has been adopted In the begin
ming. But in any event the continuance o.
the treatment is the best that can be adopted
whether Il takes one day or twenty to effect tht
cure. However bad the head may be, nevel
let the blood be drawn or leeches applied; w
want all the blood we have. Instead Of losing
this '1ife Of our 1esh," let US take more pill
which will take TIE death principle from us
leaving our blood relieved and ready to rally
all its life powers for our restoration so soon a
the purgation has left II free to effect this OBJ
ect
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

DURSUANT TO an order of the Court of
IL Common Plens, within and for Scioto
county and State of Ohio, made in the Nav
term, 1850, thereof, will offer for sale on the
premises, in Madison township, in said scioto
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M.
and a O'Clock ?. M, on Saturday the l7th day
Of August, 1850, the following described real
estate, to-wit; The northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter, of section No II, township
No b, range No. 10; containing 36 and 42.IO0
acres. be the same more or less; subject to the
dover interest of Eliza Nelson. Terms of
sale, one half cash down, the balance in six
months, with interest, secured by personal se-
curity. JACOB RAPP, Admir-
July IS, 1S50-nl5wts
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Very Valuable Real Property at
Master Commissioners Sale,
THE STATE OF oHIo, SIS.
DURSUANT TO an order Of the Court oi
IL Common Pleas, in and for said SciotC
county, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, in Portsmouth, on Saturday the
3lst day of August, A. D, 1850. between the
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock P.
M, of said day, the following described real
estate, to wit all that part of inlots Nos. IT'S
and l76, in said Town of Portsmouth, Scioto
county, Ohio, that is contained within the fol-
towing lines and boundaries beginning at the
south east corner Of inlot No. IT'S, on Front
street thence running north with the west
ner Of inlot No. l76, on Second street thence
running west on the south line of Second
street, 40 feet TO stake thence at right an.
giles south 264 feet to the north line Of Front
street and south line Of said inlot No. ITS
thence east on Front street 40 feet, to place
Of beginning.
Appraised at 5000 80, subject To it's proper
proportion of certain mortgage for 1.500,
given TO the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, ON both the parcels Of ground in said
decree mentioned
Also, all the residue Of said inlots Nos. ITS
and JIG, conveyed by deed Of Trust, and which
is described as follows : beginning at point on
Front street, in the south line Of said inlot
number IT'S, 40 feet west Of the south east cor.
ner Of said inlot thence north 264 feet to Sec
ond street; thence west on Second street 42A
feet to the north west corner Of inlot number
176 thence south 164 feet to point on the
west line of said inlot number IT'S thence at
right angles east 20 feet to stake thence at
right angles south 100 feet to stake in The
north line of Front street and south line Of
said inlot number IT'S /; thence east on the
north line Of Front street 22i feet 10 the place
Appraised at 50, ,729 90. subject to its proper
proportion Of a certain mortgage for ST. 500,
given to the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, on both the parcels of ground in said
decree mentioned
TERMS OF SALE.-$2,0OO cash on each
Of said parcels Of ground, the balance in four
equal annual payments, with interest, to be
secured by mortgage.
Which said premises were ordered 10 be sold
by said Court Of Common Pleas, to satisfy a
decree thereof, rendered in the two cases to
wit Cornelius Mccoy, vs.. Eleanor Mccoy
et al. and Edward Hamilton, ct. al, VS., Cor
nelius Mccoy, ct. al.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
Master Com. in Chancery.
July 90, IS50-l7ts
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Partition Notice.

To Melissa Mckee, Permelia Montgomery,
Malvina Montgomery, Josephine Mont
gomery, Elizabeth Montgomery, Homer
Montgomery, Hannah Montgomery and
William Henry Harrison Montgomery,
Of Scioto county, State Of Ohio.
V0U will take notice that petition was
IL fled against you on the Goth day of
July, 1850, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for Scioto county, in the State
Of Ohio, by Ellis Montgomery, and is now
pending, wherein the said Ellis Montgome-
ry demands partition Of the following real
estate, situate in said Scioto county, 10 wit:
Part of French Grant Lot No. 81, beginning
at stone at the northeast corner Of said
lot, from which white oak l6 inches in di-
ameter, bears 81 OWLS links, 1.-THE other orr
ginal witness, black oak, is dead,) a poplar
8 inches in diameter bearsS. Is E. 16 links;
Thence south, 26 east 1853 poles to stone
at the south corner Of said lot, from which
a white oak 20 inches in diameter bears
south 26 west 30 links, an ash 8 inches in
diameter bears north 32o west IL links
thence south 63o west 81 poles and l8 links
to stake and stone in the original line, from
which dogwood 8 inches in diameter bears
north 44o west 8 links, and an ash 6 inches
in diameter bears south 35o east II links
thence north 26 Q west l08 poles l6a links
to stone, from which white oak 30 inches
| in diameter, bears north 6T west 20 links
and white oak 10 inches diameter bear
south So east n links; thence south 63 Q
west 1856 poles and 6 links, to stone, from
which beech bears north 42 Q west 2 links
a sugar tree 9 inches diameter bears soutl
AZ 9 east 10 links, hickory 10 inches diam
eter bears north 90 east Is links; thencI
with the original line, north 63 Q east 20
poles to the beginning; containing, by esti
nation, 2O7 acres; and that at the next tern
Of said court application will be made b.
the said Ellis Montgomery for an order tina
dover may be assigned and partition may b
made Of said premises.
ELLIS MONTGOMERY.
BY o. F. MooRE,
July 20, ls5o.-l6w6 His dit orney
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Review of the Portsmouth market, fol
the week ending August g. 1850.

poVleW Oh Lu6 FOrLbmOuLu MARKET, tOf
the week ending August 8, 1850.
GENERAL REKARKs AS was noted last
week, business has materially improved in
the last ten days, and our friends from the
country are coming in to make their pur-
chuses. Recent rains have purified the dir
g. we may reasonably expect an abatement
of sickness throughout tho whole country.
On a recent examination through our mar
ket, we find it well supplied with the lead
ing articles Of trade, and rs heavy fall bu.
siness is anticipated, active preparations are
making to meet il, by the erection Of two
extensive blocks of stores, one above Mar
ket and the other on the corner Of Front
and Jefferson. The following transac-
tions Of our market are referred TO.
FLOUR AND GRAN--Our market is now
well supplied with -four, both of home
make and foreign brands. Sales Of both
have averaged $4,25, but the market is
heavy at the close. Wheat brings so cts.
for prime qualities, rs for common, anc
little arriving. Sales Of Oats ut 35 cents
supply scant.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The quotation
for sugar and molasses remains as last
week. A sale Of 10 hhds at p. n. I. is re.
ported. 81, 81 md 7 are the average
sales. Molasses is held ut 34u35. Sugar
house 43a45e.
CoFFEE-There is much frmness by
holders Of Coffee. Sales at l04all.
BAcoN--There has been but little en-.
quiry for bacon for three or four weeks
as the consumption is lessened always in
July and August. There is no change
in prices to note.
CHEEsE--Our market is nearly bare ol
good article. The Inst shipments have
been of inferior quality. Sales at 64.
NcE-A slight advance is noted. Sale,
at 5a54. s4S6'
WHIsKEY. Demand limited, and a slipb
concession in prices from last week. sale,
at 81 to 22c.
FAMILY MARKETs.--Th attendance q,
wagons from the country has increased ma
terially during the last week. Saturday.,
market was very respectable. For the salts.
faction Of our lady readers, we note tha,
good buiteris l5c per h., chickens 20c pc,
pair. Potatoes l6 cents per peck, tomatoes
ut prices to suit, berries al a to 5 cents pei
quart. s4s'' s-'
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DR.. s. D. HoWE's
Shaker SarsaParilla.
IN Oudrt Bottle,

IN QuGTt B0ttCeS.
"AS no parallelin permanently curing and
IL eradicating from the system all
CUTANEOUS ERUPTIoNS.
1t will effectually eradicate from the system
and cure Salt Rheum, Ringworm, letter
Scald Head, Drcpsy, Scurvy, White Swell.
lings, Kings Evil, Neuralgia. Affections, ant
all
FEMALE WEAKNESSES
And distractions, Barrenness, Whites, Fluol
Albus, Falling of the Womb, Nervous, Sicl
Head Ache, Languor, Painting Sensations
Palpitation of the Heart, Low Spirits, Gen err
al Debility, Dyspepsia, Livercomplaints, &c
1t is Purely and Entirely vegetable.
II has been used with the most signal sue
cess by the Profession in New York and New
Hampshire, and the Eastern States generally
for many years--and as general purifier o
the blood and invigorator of the system-as 9
GENUINE FAMILY MEDICINE and an EFFICAcIoUl
FEMALE MEDICINE IT HAS NO EQUAL. The purity
and efficacy Of the Shaker preparations arr
well known ; and this medicine requires nt
long list of certificates and cures to introduce
it its increasing demand for the past twelve
years, is its best recommendation.
It's put up in quart bottles, dnd is h'
only Sarsaparilla that acts on the iper
kidneys, and blood atMe same time, whicl
renders it altogether more vaIuabIe to
epery one, particularly to females.
DR.. Mussey, Professor in the Ohio Mcdi-
cal College, says the Shaker preparations ar
truly ualuablc, and recommends them TO th,
oo.,hI. Tbs o;rL n,,J Affiliated nave a.so,, cot.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

nN the 9lst day Of August, 1850, at 9 o.
~ clock P. M, on the premises, at the
dwelling house, will be sold to the highest bid.
der the following real estate, as the property of
John Faverty deceased--to wit: French Grant
Lot No. ~, except 25 acres, and also acres,
heretofore sold by Jefferson Sallady---ono piece
to Thomas Raney and the other to Anderson
Brown-both lying in the north h-west corner of
said French Grant lot. The premises to be sold
are about 1877 acres, subject to sale to J. w.
Gliddon, OF right to timber and ore. Also,
eleven acres Of French Grant Lot No 50, deed
ed by William Grubb 10 Peter Serrott Ap.
praised at $500.
Terms Of Sale, one.third purchase money in
hand, one-third in four months, and residue in
eight months from day Of sale. Deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day of sale to be
secured by mortgage on premises.
WILLIAM GILRUTH,
Admir- of John Faverty, dec d.
July 10, $780, .--nl5wts
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CHoLERA


This terrible disease has resisted nearly all
the efforts Of medicine to arrest lis progress,
Brandreth's Pills,almost Immediately after they
are swallowed exert beneficial influence
They carry out Of the system the irritating
matter upon which the disease depends for il
continuance; they arouse the vital powers and
restore warmth to the surface previously chilled
by the coldness Of approaching death. There
Is no occasion for fear provided Brandreth'i
pills are on hand for immediate use; theil
prompt administration will vanquish the mala.
dy and restore the health.
For Sale by the following Agents
| ]. Lodwick d Son, Portsmouth. Kyle & John
son, Hanging Rock, Jas. Burgess. Haverhill
VIM. Brown, SciotovilleI IB. Johuscn, Burlington
!.R AS. Proctor, Quaker-Bottom, C.B. Dun
ham, Piketoni G. M. Mnrtin, Jackson;F as
D, Campbell, Chillicothe, etc. .aat.
Portsmouth, July 20, le50.--8m0 e
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SOMETHING NEw.--An ingenious Yam
kee down east has invented a machine for
milking COWS, The editor of the Maine
Farmer has seen it, and given it trial
He says it empties the udder very freely
and easily, and at the rate Of about quart
per minute.
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nayard .TaYlor,s Now Work.

ELDORAD0, or Adventures in the Path Of
IL Empires comprising voyage to Caliror-
MIA via. Panama, life in San Francisco, pic
lures of the gold region, &C., by Bayard Tay.
lor, one Of the editors of the New York Tri-
bune. Received this morning by express, and
for sale by ]. J.STEPHENSON & co,
June 3. 1850, 1855
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rs hereby given, that the subscriber has been
i appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate Of William Wear, late Of Sciotc
county, deceased, this 23rd day Of July, A. D.
1850. HENRY BERTRAM, Admir-.
Portsmouth, July 25, ls5O-l7t4
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B. F. CON W AY 4 CO.


."AVE ON HAND and for sale, at lowest
LII market prices:
15O Bbls. OLD WHEAT superfne -four;
500 mixed brands, equal to any Cincin-
natl mixed brands, and at as low if not lower
prices than il is now selling for at Cincinnati.
A lot Of No. 2 superfine .tt u
Raw and REcTIFIED. AsHBRooKs BEsr, alwaya
on hand
Mess Pork, Lard, Hams, Shoulders and Bacon
superior article Of each kind
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pepper, Vinegar,etc.
on hand and constantly arriving on consign-
ment and otherwise.
Pig Iron Of every description and quality,
also Clay and Fire Bricks
soap superior article manufactured at
Chilhoothc, which we will sell at Cincinnati.
prices, although better article than made there
CORN in the ear or shelled in any guam
tity that may be required or wanted,
Portsmouth, May "a, '5O-57tr,
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BUUKS.
NHE Green Hand; Lettitia Arnold; Nor
Il man Leslie; Professors Lady; Food
and Climate Considered in reference tc
Health; Wah-to-yah, or the Taos Trail;
Just received and for sale by
JAMES STEPHENSON & co.
July %. 1850.
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The new Electoral Law of France, dis
franchises 5000, 900 electors, or about two
thirds of the whole body.
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DIED

In this place on Wednesday, the 3lst ult.,
LYDIA BRAYToN, infant daughter of B. B.
and Margaret J. Gaylord, aged month and
A days.
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The CABINET MINISTRIES Of the United
States, since the commencement Of the
republic. have been taken from the re-
spective quarters Of the Union as follows:
Slave States. Free States.
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STILL LATER ARRIVALS.
NH. BLDBN & CO.

Regulators in Dry Goods,
HA AVE been receiving additions to their
IL stock of staple and Fancy Goods,
making their assortment large and complete
They invite the particular attention of buyers
to their large stock of
LADIES SD%EgS GOODS
such as Painted Lawns, Organdies, Bareges,
Balgarines, dotted Swiss and White MuslIns,
Linen. Lustres, Gngbams, Chintzes, CalicOs, etc.
"a Also Bonnets, Ribbons, Lace gIkN
~ Capes, Collars, Parasols, Hosiery ~
and Gloves. And the best makes of Irish Lin
ems. Willow case and sheeting Linens, Towl
and Table Diapers, Marsailles Quilts, Musquito
Bars and MEETINGS, with a large lot of cotton
and linen pant drills, tweeds, nankeens, sum
mel. cloth, merino cassimeres, jeans, sattinets,
cassimeres, cloth, sheetings, shirtings, ticklngs
checks, ETC., etc. All Of which will be sold
wholesale and Retail,
at the lowest REGULATING PRICES at tho
Peoples Store, Market street, where greater
g rgains are selling than any other place in the
western country.
June IL, '50-IItf
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Tyo Physicians-Just received, a lot of
IL genuine Extracts, warranted pure and un-
adulterated, for sale by DR.. J. CORSON.
feb2. No. 8, Front street.
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DIR. j. We DENNIS,
LEAD PIPE.

All sizes Of lend pipe kept constantly on
hand and for sale by v GAHR
Gunsmith, Second Street.
Portsmouth, July 26. l650-tf.
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Times of holding the Court of Common
Pleas for 1850, in the l7th Judicial Cir
cult.
Scioto, Feb, 4, May 6, Sept. 2,
Pike, %, 90, l6
Lawrence, March IL, June 8, %
Gallia, Is, l3, Oct, 8
Jackson, April l, 26, %
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SUGAR AND M0LASSES at Cincinnati
. prices, in lots to suit, for sale by
July Is, 80. S. R. ROSS.
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z H A. r S .

gil. w. CLARK wishing to close mp his hus-
mess in the HAT Trade now offers the public
as good an assortment Of mapped hats as can
he found in MiddIchury, At wholesale prices.
Those who wish for hats can procure them
much cheaper of him than they can get them
elsewhere as he intends 10 sell off his entire
stock NJ cost
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New M. de LANES and Prints
just received by the Subscriber which will DO
sold at small advance front cost for Cash.
II. l.. FULLER
Feb Ie, 1850
Feb. Ie, 1850.

STATE OF VERMONT, | BE it remember.
District of New Haven, SIS. ed, that nj Pro-
bate Court holden at Bristol in said district on
the 22d day of March, 1850 -
An instrument purporing TO be The last viii
aud testament Of
JOSEPH Gibson,
late Of New Haven in said district, deceased,
vas presented to said Court for probate. by the
person therein named Executor -
Whcrcupon the said Court ordered the said
Executors TO notify all persons concerned To- mp!
pear at aProbAtc Court TO he holden p. the Of.
flee of the Judge of said Court 10 Bristol in
said district, on the first Monday of MAY, l $50.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ then and there 70 object
t. the probate of said will, If they see cause,
for which purpose il is further ordered that a
copy of the RECORD Of this order he pabishcd
three weeks successivelsiu the Middlehury Reg
ister-a newspaper printed ut Middlclnry in
this Subscriptions to the l'mc of said Court.
hritoy Maqsi9, Jpdge
true Copy Of Record.
i93 Attest, Hurry Mun'N JrdyE
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SWANS READING BOOKS,
by

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Primary School Readers, Part /, and 3
Grammar School Reader District School
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This series of Books has been several years
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isfaction, and secured the most marked results
We might fill an entire number of this paper
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Those who wish 10 see a few o! the names of
places where this series is used, wholly or in
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Pamphlet Advertisement, which may be had
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T. c. & Co. also publish Mitchel's Primary
Geography Intermediate Do, Geography and
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Geography and Universal Atlas, superb
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ofthe U. S., Goldsmith's Natural History, Gay
& Keilhs Astronomy, Johnston's Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy, Pinnock's Goldsmith's
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The attention of Teachers, Superintendent
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viled TO This invaluable list OF books, Copies
OF them can be obtained for examination, and
lh3y are also for sale at the Book Stores of L.
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We ask attention to the advertisement OF the
Philadelphia Art.Union, in another column
We have seen the engravings issued by this as
sociation during the last two years, (which are
open to public inspection, at the office of the
Secretary and regard them as unsurpassed, IN
artistic merit, by any works of similar kind
VIC have ever noticed. ruth and Boaz," and
John Knox before Mary, Queen of Scots "
arc truly beautiful. The engraving for tho cur
rent year is Mercy's Droam,"by Huntington.
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Ladies' School,

The Spring term OF the School for young
Ladies and Misses, at the chapel of the Old A
cadcmy, will commence on Wednesday the
10th day Of April, $50, and continue | weeks
and a half
Course of instruction. Teachers, and terms
for tuition, the same as the past year.
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
Middlebury, March ls, 1850. 47:3w.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMlS SIONERS' NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison Com
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of
EARL 7. IIERRENDEN,
late of Weybridge, in SAID District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto And SIX months from the 25th
day Of March, | $50, being allowed for that pur
pose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business Of our said APP.
pointment, at the dwelling house OF said Earl
=. Hereunder, in Weybridgc, on the last Tues
days in MAY and September next, from nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. until four O'clock, +. NJ. on each
of said days.
ELIJAH G. DRAKE, | Comm on.
JASON STOW. Gs.
Diiai al Usybrdls, his 3oh d'y Of MarcL
4. u. 1850. 49;3w
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FOR SALE.

Two yoke Of Oxen. Inquire Of the subscri-
Der. EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
March 10, 1850. 4S:3w.