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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
PENNSlLN LNANIA,

In Gov. Juhnstn's message the erpncal condition Il
the States is presented, in effect, as lllows:
The whole public debit funded aud uuundeh. Is $40 :.
81 ,il3 i5 The amount Appropriated dnlnp the past
year toward its payment is si95 Az 50 Taking nio
consideration the dletcuce htwcen lho ol
the STATE rn he ls Dccemher lel8 aud sl December.
1919, the actual payment during the yea, IS &52 ,i65
ST.
The total receipts into the Treasury during Tho year
ending December Isl, were ,i33 GsS Co. and the ex=
penduues fl,0S1,17l SO.
Tie estimate Of rec pls from NIL sources during the
coming year Is set dovnat ST 500 800 Inc eannied
payments $U3l 500; aud Among the Items there are
Tor public improvements S6l0Oa0; expenses of Govern
menl S235,0O0; Schulull Inclined Plain S2l0 000, and
Moth Branch Canal SljOO00 The estimated halanee
OF b5}l 500 at the end of the current yraf il IL thought
Will JUSTLY the appropriation f $40 ONO toward The cum
p.ellon Of the Western Reservoir. nj 1nhnst1wn. II
wnuld also author2' the appr pfiaon ol mt los
than S0ouuO. IN addition 10 thai already apart far
The eomp plcllun OF the North Branch Canal
CIV. J. adhcrc' io hls opposition n the extension of
slavery, but nse9 h's very proper hagunge IN egafd 10
constitutional obligations:
= In lilhGl adherence to the National Conapiian.
ha has been cypouuied hy the Sa9ps aud Patr
bs d other days. the people Of Pennsy lyaaa rely Tor ihe
pnpetyaion ol their political snclal aud religious liberty
Alhqaeh IA it., provisions may bo found the ae4qoWeds
IN II oi principles they DO not approve, 4 esteemed by
them 4, Ia fundamental I~ Of the country, IN they
reverence It az HE cousuumali1n OF wisdom aud laifu
isn. devoted 10 the gouprl welfare
Viz sectional incfusts and anous,s contend fjr an-
preHaey, aud ,ocoual rqhr In Predetermined; when
question, between States conraget,d anl disregard
ol national laws X m1ueslod N releo aud VIZ ia pros
rofY and aJycsily;n frlln domestic difficulties,
the dzens of prnns,yana turn with abiding confidence
IN the NatppGl Cou,lulion. Neither the thirst ar pnw
er. mr. h' fenzy Of party the pnsfalnn OF lbef
peculiar interests ,nkc their allrulanca to The Ma
tonal . vernmenl, OF rs' "i'h Lem The ailor cry u
disnu5n."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
MI S G ET, Z a. III EoUs
nEAlllN AND ruE nEASr-

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or
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III nar,i, IN C,ot , or,, fr., H., bs,i5i,l nal,
s,1I,Ll r,,,,cs',,,,ti, IN Lis =, a,,, a,l,i5, H.
he o,rrs, ,rL snncL ho ,,lI 100 ~ bis l,I,,,r
+ mo-, ,ainis,,,,,, ,,liL ...t ,l, ,all ~ ,, ;, H.
IL tho, civ ~, oiIt r ,.I, ,,,s as L III 49,,
ILL IA ho ,,ricrI,, aL,,, l,,, la ,a,, =, \ ngli,,
,hilin "a ,.,s ., ,,r,,l, ~ q ',ar, Ia, b r,,ai ,i
l3 ,,sl a,J ,,, L,, 49, e., as ,ll :, ~,
r,Li u In n"a.,s ~ Gr,, 'c,,r M, r fin, :,
,,,,i,s IN ,hn Sal, H., sot ,,,,,,.1 Ill o,,aI,aa
bi a,,, ,,or,s t,,,rt, .,x l. ,l,aaa nr hf, =,
brn. ,,', r,,,v,, i ~, his ,i. ,,.,,,h, lin, ,ba
s,'o on , n"r,S',, h'"ssr ar o
coIer,ed Inv Mr. r.. n,,lrcs T6is. nv Tho way. said
Al, p was o,i,e in rbo orJnqry c,,5se of t,,,as s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The Albany Evening Journal IN publishing these ex-
hblis of the trade and commerce of the canels ks
lbat during be -l year. fu2his have been vcly steady
through the season, and that the geaera opinion Is that
for4afder5 have reall2 much money. 81 thai the
farmers have rcaped most of the benefits Of the canal
navigation, The journal SAYS farther:
NutnilI~tad ding business has been denngei by The
he cholera. Tho annexed figures show The pat
has but one equal in the history OF State canals. aud
that year scarcely be taken critefan for others
we alllde 10 The ever memorable ISL when the iur.
elm demand for all kinds ut grain and bfeadsuts
susi to call into requl lon everything that would
1ol. eiiii,r on the Lake. River Canal Such
s1n that was, orly be oohed Tor IN twenty
years. and should it more than within such
a period. il would be unlooked for.
4 reduction of lols made last winter by the Ca
nal Bo1id on corn and iron. This has doubtless ten
ded To Increase the shipments Of these great articles of
export but notu outstanding Ibis reductinn The tolls re-
ceived hs year greater han that OF any her
since lS47.
Il he numb,r of hoats navigating the canals this sea-
is estimated about 800 some Of tbeu, made onls
uuo rip. while others continued in moiia6 during the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Factory lot and Fixtures

DY virtue OF trust deed executed to the undersigned by
ID Adolphus d. Read, and duly recorded IN the Clerk oil
fee the Hastings Court for the corporation OF Iynchburg
shall, the premises, Friday, the 23th inst oier
for SALE at public aucon all the right title and interest o
said Read the Factorv lot mentioned in said deed and
right of Daniel j. Warwick to the said lot which Is the
that Of said Read, will also be offered for sale at the
time and upon the The nature oi the title
to be sold be asccraned by examination Of the deed
above mentioned and the other deed OF tho date and the
papers therein mentioned, to which ii refers
The situation of the said lot very convenient, and yaln
able improvements have been erected upon il.
the time shall sell the Fixtures conveyed to
us in the deed The real property will be
sold on credit of II and IS nths-the Fixtures on a
credit of months. NM. L. fANCEf,
ROBT J. DAVIS,
Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
TO Contractors.

y@O TONS American Rolled and Hammered Iron, embra
cling almost every size round, square, fat round and
oval, from inch to inches,
ton Naylor 4 Sons and Saunders square aad ocaSon
Cast Steel,
10 boxes superior cast steel Patent Axes,
kegs Nails and Spikes from 3dy to inch,
100 pairs heavy Brogans,
$50 Negro Blankets,
100 kegs Blasting Powder,
2000 feet Safety Fuse--or sale accommodating terms by
Jan It's GEORGE BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
DISSOLUTION.

ME EPARTNERSIIIPe existing between Moses Lacy and
L A. B. Garland, under the style and firm of LACY *
"LAND was dissolved by mutual consent the ls in-
sah MI A. d. Tyee, having purchased the entire inter-
the said A. b. Garland in the aforesaid concern the
sa,d - Iyree and Moses Lacy alone authorised to
ne ueos due thereto, and all persons having claims
"a MOSES ,Ty - -
mug us A. b. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

DANNILLE RAlLROAD.-The Dsnville Regsts
siales ha: the survey ordered by lhe Chief Engineer to
ascertain the pactcabIllty of the route between this
place and Milton, for The Richmond and Daavllle Rail-
road has been abandoned. The engineers charged with
making he survey ascerained the Ppraccahllity
of the route. and Cap'an Talrot himself, after per-
soaal examination of the country and the application ct
The chain and compass arrived a the conclusion.
and ordered the engineers back to their ST at Danvr.
The Register slys ais hat ground was acta ly br,
ken near Danve on N'wYear's dav. BY Alessrs.
rownes & Co., The conraclors:- Rich. Itmes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
wu. VI. BLACKFoRD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
.3sI1ckforO, Tomrlcp s. Co.,

"a = EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
m sotv Dollars per dnitn payable p adrdaoe. No sub
ntion p be rGceiUed for a shorter time than STR MONTHS
and no paper eH be discontinued (ercept al the discretion
of the EdtorS) until all drrearages are paid.
a. inserted at 30 cents per square (or
ess) for erery inner form insertions and 81 cts per square
FOR iess) for every outer form insertion.
rery advertiser reqredto note the MS hotc long
he toistes his advertisement inserted; advertisements not
no noted oH be inserted til its discoutuce be ordered
For YEARLY ADVERTISING the for the prriiege
of t,co squares si0 for one square s25 for square
,,er 35 Epery yearly ddrertisef cH be required 10
con his advertising to his particular line Of business
gyJoB PRINTING erecutedneatty aud eIpeddiouty and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

season. OF his nun,het aheut SEQ hats were run
IN individual accuul and The reaiuder bejng 10. or
were chartered by regular lines"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
P0ETIChL,


From the puldn E,se,na. Mil
rhe rmIrrntinp Tenants Address IA his I'M,
'"'"
AIR" Susanna dohf goa c'y.'
LAM going To- country where
From poor rates IN be fee,
For lrcltud- going to the dsss
As hStas fast can he;
know you'd like to stapme,
So IN dc it on the sly,
And with mc take Nout half years rent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The following satIstcs exhibit the magnificent orer
aiIan nf the greet system ul canals which he State Of
New York wisely cherishos, The mos accessory 10
her prosperity and power.
STATEMENT ofaIl the produce brough, 10 the Hudson
u.r.. Ii L. .o.. Il. l.. Il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
TO 7'Oss.1CCO.v'sST'$.

guNIlE undersigned continues to manufacture FlATTEN-
ING MILLS, of various styles He is supplied with
the materials, and warrants all work made at his
shop He socs a call from Tobaeconists, before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Specimens OF workmanship and style always ON hand Shop
Church street opposite the Masonic Hall 81 Repairing
promptly attended to. ,,,,.,..,.,,,
NATHAN CARPENTER.
He refers to the following q cntcm who have used
Flateners of his make: VIM A. Read, VIM. Crumpton,
Johns * Dudley Jas. l.. Claytor and Samuel MeGorke.
Dec. 3l-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
IATEE EHONi HRAZlI.

a .Ncw hngd0m 1or Nc Prmce Dc JJiHrNe.
cores sponden Of the New York Express, writing
from RIO de Jancjro, under dare Nov -, says
The Prince de Joiuyle and wife are expected by the
Emperor very soon aud report has it that three pfuyn-
ces adjoining pernambuco are lie converted lHin q
Kingdom and the Prince and pr cess are to be crowned
King and Queen lhereoE Louis Philippe and the En-
peror have been in c carpndence for lbe last three
monbs and M doubt The a5.ge is The result Of his wiles
General N~pnar and repubcani.m subsequently will be
tho Consequence, and the Empire ultimately bolied en-
tiFely ou Of existence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
WILKES g. BUTLER,

o NJ Nj s 5 ION Nj + II { IL \ N I S i,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
INDWARD II. BI TIER, surviving partner of Roberts
IL Better, having associated himself with Mr. Bona=
MN Wilkes, under the style and firm OF NIkES RI /
l.ER' Tor the purpose OF conducting general
Grocery, Commission. Fgectiripg aud
IORlI,iRDLN'G BUSLNESS.
havepnrchased the c,trc SfOCk or GOODS belonging
10 the ui Roberts Buci and will keep constantly
On hand at their old stand opposite the BANKS,
Il Large and wcH selected .Stock Of G0oRs.
We trust. 10y close application 10 business merit the
entire confidence OF he friends and customers III the late
concern, and the public generally All husiness entrusted
10 oaf care shall have Our strict personal attention
Prompt attention will be given u the sale Of all kinds
produce entrusted tous
T. BO fI.ER will give hi, attention In The sale
Tobacco Having been cNtcusvey onEaeed in the Gohae
60 trade from early lite, he feels rondcn the planters
interest will he fully represented IN his hands
05.Gppds will be forwarded trtc ot dtayase.
pgl5-U WILKES y III rIER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Total tons. I7ll,2s3 L1l7.9o5 l.5sO072

STATEMENT showing The aggregate value Of the pro.
perry which came to tho ludsnn river on all the ca
nas during tho years ISl7, 1918 and 1919, under
Liz dIvIanna q snrrlG.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The Hdt IF Representatives. Mr.. Wentworth. ofll-
linos wiring to his paper from Washington IN regard
10 the Hall Of the House Of Representatives. says:
IL is not generally kGown that 50 poorly were the
principles Of acoustics consulted in the construction Of he
Hall that Two men may be Whispering together so low
that heir next ueighb hear lhem, and yet all
they say is distinctly heard the opposite side Of the
House. Men often address The Speaker on one side OF
the House and he turns his eyes recognise them on
the opposite side msaking the echo for the voice itself.
4 gentleman who occupying the Sneaker's chair
many years since told that he had heard in his ssat.
amid debate below, The whispering of yonng
in what is called 'the love corner ef The ladies GAL
lery who was making proposals TO young lady in so
low tone hat her own mother did not know what was
going on Said my informant, i was attending to her
duties aud she was attending 10 mine.'"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
NEW yt,l9lI
oc Governor Fish p esenrs the fllawinr

The mrsanac or Governor fish pesenrs The fllawinr
dnane Al sitrueuts
The revrnur at thc General Fund exclusive If lie
arnua appropriation of &}uoouo from the surplus eann
revenues, madr by the cousumiau aud Including ten
ratay loan Ia tho trlsutl OF $4,000.
WIS 80 15l 60
The canal revenues wero 3,l12 ql6 62
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
DISAPPOINTMENT.

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY, the l7th
day of the present month"; ,ehe ,rH positrelg take place
ID. CHRIS iIAN, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
llnGril C,t 1917
sS 800 haus.

The crop of the present year is estimated be short,
about 100000 taG, bat the growing crop is eSpeei.d
be immense, and will come to marke, early in 1850
The number of bags in vessels recently sailed or a.
b1u 10 sail from Rio 10 Dec. ooh, Tor u. s. plrs,
l2l COZ.
The price Of Rio Colee in the market yesterday says
the Express heng. say $700 per fag, here have
the enormous aggregate value Of S2.l76,li0.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Jan 7-t2jJ
Trust safe OF HsNEWHbte Negroes.

DY virtue deed of executed to the subscriber,
ID the 7th day December, lsiS, by William Steptoe
of the county of Bedford county, shall
Monday, the 3lst day of December 1919, IN front OF the
Market House. in the town OF 1nchbg proceed to sell at
public aucon for cash. the following Slaves mentioned in
said deed of trust: Isaac, Nancy, Lucy and Leah.
The title the above property is believed to be good but
acting trustee shall only convey such title is vested
in me by the saiddecd
EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
NOTICE.

yINHE Annual Meeting OF the l.ynchburg Manufacturing
] Company will be held at the Washn gton Hotel, in
Lynchburg, Friday, the 18th OF January at o'eloe p
NJ The Stockholders requested attend, business Of
much Importance will be transacted.
By order OF the President and Directors.
Jan 7--tiSJ JAS. : CBEWDSON, Agent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
NEW CONCERN.

TVNF4 sUbsclDcrs haVc tuflneu COaiIIeIsHIP TOT t
l. purpose o doing general
Grocery 4 Commission Business,
under the style and firm of AGREE * McCLANAIlAN
Our stock OF Groceries, Liquors. Domesics, &C. wall be
found at all times large and well selected Consg gnmens oi
Flour Wheat Tobacco &c., will be promptly attended 10
Qhe particular attention OF John G. Mechanism will be
given TO that part the business) Goods yed and for
waded and chargefn drayage Thankful for the very
liberal patronage heretofore extended to us in former con
and individually, would respectfully solicit coni1-
1iiDS. .. AtRtE,
JOHN G. McCLANAIlAN.
J.vnrhhnrr. Ian 3. IS50-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14

The paYmeuta on account # he general lnni lufire
The year amounted to SSi2,22S - laytng safnna 81
The trvrnoe hand, the 20h September, ol 5ll3..
- -
The PAYMENTS out ot the canal revenues wefe
t | Expenses Of collection, snpefndentr and aflinay
repairs. s6s5 sos 81
. Appropriations made Nv article seven a.
The g institution, towards the Snln9
Funds, and To- dctiay tho necessary eA.
renses ottAc Government is50no0 60
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
F0Ee NEsV-OEsEEANS.
kfsf}M
$780,

'
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW-OR1.EANS.
fgSE following vessels, composing this line, all OF the
first class, with handsome state accommodations
Barque Virginia, (new } Capt. Nathaniel Boush,
:" Cyane, g Jesse I.oveand,
g Bachelor " Hiram Horton.
The above vessels all of the first class built
pressy the trade between this city and New Orleans and
commanded by of long experience, who will use every
give satisfaction. For freight passage apply
TO Captains on board, or DAVID CtRRlE,
Nov LIS Rlchmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Elk Creek Iron Works for Sale,

Lin O1CCh AOu w VI ho ioi OuiC'
DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to by William
ID Ridceway, George NJ PAYNE and w illiam {. Mosby,
bearing the first day of March, 1888 for the purpose al
securing certain debts therein mentioned TO William L Jo
dan which deed is duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Amherst and Neon shall proceed TO sell at public
,ion the hi. hest bidder FOR cash. the 18th day of
February 1850 at Amherst Courthouse 0hat being court
day the WHOLE part of the property in the county of
Amherst and Nelson, belonging TO the said Ridgewsy,
Payne Mosby shall satisfy the said deed, viz
TRACT OF LAND containing one hundred
and ten and half actes-one tract containing
three hundred and thirty -four acres, with re-
w seryationf of two acres, and is the land
~ conveyed by William {. Jordan and Mary his
wife, to the said Ridgeway, Payne and Mosby by their
deed bearing date with this ndenure II the above
sale is not completed the day above designated,
count weather. hen the sale will take place the first ar
day thereafter. Acting trustees shall only convey
such title is vested in us by the deed Aforesaid
ALEXANDER MUNDY, Trus-
JNO THOMPSON, JR. ) tees.
Ian 7-tlSF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

VAMES PAGAN 4 co, SCOlpToRs, Market
u Street, Lyichbtug, Ia Monuments, Nantes, Tombs
and Head Stones, Table and Counter Tops, and House
Work in general executed in all its branches the best
manner, for public and private buildings Terms moderate
LAM i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
Auction and General Agency.
DISSOLUTION.

rTNIIE firm of AGREE s WIrTEN is this day dissol
J. by mutual consent The name of the firm will be uset
only in winding up the affairs of t he old concern.
THOS. o. AGREE,
Jan 3-ts VIM. l.. WIrTEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-14
EDWARD ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
POSTPONEAIFNI'


he above sale is postponed till Friday the al instant
an 3-lt +. u. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
The southern press., 1850-10-08
By order of the Board
THOMAS MILLER, NJ, D., President.

FRoM MExrco-We find in the New Orleans
Picayune Of the 25th uh, the following items of
news from the city Of Mexico to August 3lst.
We learn that on the Goth OF July The Governor
to the Minister Of Relations advising him Of the
atrocities committed at the town Of El Passo by
three hundred Texas adventurers who had arrived
at that place on their way to California. He asked
that sufficient force should be sent to chihuahua
to protect the frontier. Complaints are made Of
Arsta that he is too busy electoneering for the
Presidency to attend to Chihuahua, and that he
has sent the troops needed there to a place where
they were not wanted.
The savages are committing great ravages IN
the State of New Leon. More soldiers are to be
sent to Monterey.
The cholera has disappeared from Morelia, and
great is the JOY oftlle inhabitants thereat.
Gen. Marin has accepted the place Of Command
ant General of Vera Cruz.
d. Febrano Quiano has been appointed Militia
nv Commandant Of Sa'tilo.
The Legislature Of San Luis Potosi opened
its session on the 18th ut.
The Liberals have been successful in almost all
the elections. Even in Mexico The Conservatives
experienced a complete defeat. They scarcely
make fight any longer. The liberals are split
up into a great many factions. The vote Of the
State of Coahuila, it is said, will be given to Pc
draza
The boundary question between the States o
labaScO ana ChIapaS is not yet Settieu. ~.
Manuel Buelta, appointed by th@ government as
pacifcating agent, has directed official commu-
ncations to both States. Chiapas sent answer,
expressing desire for amicable settlement of
the difficulty.
The Ayuntamiento of Tampico has sent COM
muncatioo to the Supreme Government, setting
forth the sad condition of affairs in that port
sequent on the extensive system of smuggling
operations carried on thsre. Besides, the neigh
bouring country has been desoIaed by drought,
and the people are in daily fear Of the cholera.
Articles Of prime necessity are not to be found in
the market.
A new frontier custom-house is to be establish
ed at Piedras Negras.
In the Chamber of Deputies, Senor Perdicon
has preferred anaccusation gainst the Minister o:
War.
The cholera is raging violently in Jalspa.
The Zemponlteca publishes an interesting cor
respondence between Messrs. Scrtorius and Soto,
about the establishing Of German colonies in the
State of Vera Cruz. In .nsequence of the trou-
bIes in Europe, the first ptns of Mr.. Sarorious
were frustrated bu, he has NOW made arrange
ments tn bring over soG,c hundreds oi industrious
families.
The Legislature of tire State of Quere;aro OPP
ened it's sessions the lIth uit.
The Apacbes have been committing more rob-
berries and murders in the State Of Chihuahua
Don Rafael Espnosa has gone TO Lower Calf
forna in order to establish military colonies there.
The Monpiaisrs are s,lll dancing IN The city OF
Mexico
The southern press., 1850-10-08

A few days after the fight IN Sacramento, Sheriff
Mckinney was killed in attempting To arrest
man named Allen, one Of the leaders of the squat
ter party.
Rumors prevail in Sacramento that a band Of
some four hundred armed men are now in the vi
cinity Of Weaversvllle, preparing TO make a de-
scent upon Sacramento for the purpose Of secur-
ing the prisoners
The wounds received by Mayor BigeIow in the
afffay are not likely TO terminate fatally. 1t s
said that his physicians now entertain hopes of
his recovery.-San Francisco Herald
AcouirrAL or WirHERs.-The trial of Reuben
Wihers, for the murder Of Arthur G. Reynolds,
was brought to a close in San Jose, on Thursday,
the jury rendering verdict of not guilty. With
ers returned to this city last evening.-San Fran
cisco Herald.