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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

Delegates outnumbenng Constituents
As soon as the late meeting at Nashville,
Tenn, which refused, by en- overwhelming
majority. to appoint delegates tc the south.
ern convention, bad adjourned, the chair.
man requested the friend, Of the conver-
,ioI to remain and appoint delegates. The
Nashville Gazette says they did remain ,c
the number OF serenteen. and appointed
twenty-nine delegates to the southern con-
veuton, called a, Nashville.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
EttH kuOeutnrf,

Made the Nin.h day OF October 10 the year
of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-lhree. Between Clara Helena
Ellnk huysen Of the Town Of Louisburg in
the township Of Buffaloe in the county of
Northumberland and commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, widow, Of the one part, and
Elavel Roam Of the town OF Sunbury in The
county and Commonwealth aforesaid,
Esquire, Of the other part. Whereas, the
Creator Of the earth, by parole and livery
of seisin, did enleoif The parents of mankind,
20 wit, Adam and Eve, Of all that certain
tract of land, called and known in the
planetary system by the name of The
Earth. together with all and singular the
advantages, woods, waters, water-courses.
easements, liberties, privileges and all
Others the appur,enaces whatsoever there
unto belonging or in any wise apper,aining,
10 have and 10 hold 10 Them the said Adam
and Eve, and the heirs OF their bodies
lawfully 10 be begoiten, in fee tail general
for ever, as by the said feoffment recorded
by Moses, in the first chapter Of the first
book OF his records commonly called Gen.
ess, more fully and at large appears on
reference being lhereunto had And
Whereas. the said Adam and Eve died
seised Of the premises alorsaid in fee-taii
general, leaving issue, heirs OF their bodies,
to wit, sons and daughters, who entered
INTO the same premises and became there.
Of seized as tenants in common by virtue
Of the donation aforesaid, and multiplied
thei. seed upon the earth And Whereas,
IN process Of time, the heirs OF the said
Adam and Eve having become very nu.
merous.and finding ii TO be inconvenient to
remain in common as aforesaid, beihough,
themselves 10 make partition Of the lands
nnd ienamenis aforesaid 10 and amongs,
themselves, and they did accordingly make
such partition And Whereas, by virtue Of
the said partition made by the heirs of said
Adam and Eve, all iha, certain tract O.
land called and known on the general plan
Of the said Earth By the name of America,
parcel of The said large tract, was allotted
and SCI over unto certain ofihe heirs afore
SAID 10 them and 10 their heirs general il
fee simple who entered into the same ant
became thereof scised as aforesaid in .beil
demesne as of fee, and peopled the samt
allotted lands in several,y and made par
ti;i?n ihereo! 10 and amongst their descen
CENTS: And Whereas, afterwards, (now
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
Dead Letters.

Information was some time since circula.
ted in the newspapers Of this country gene
rally that the dead letters which are re-
turned to lhe General Post Office and there
opened, we're subjected to the Perusal Of the
vislters Of the Office, land some specimens Of
their contents were published. We can not
say but such may al former period have
been the case bct We have the pleasure 10
assure the commonly ihat 70 such course
is now permitted. The letters are barely
opened so as to ascertain whether they con.
.ain any valrab.e enclosu.e. Ifno enclosure
is found, the letter is never read, and is no:
subjected TO the perusal or access Of any
one, but is carefully kept from 7isi,ers and
destroyed. We say this because it is due tc
delicacy. pTopriety ,a2d decercy.-[Wash
ington Republic.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

The Efiect.-The ". Y. Courier saws !:
1.-The immense emigration to California
from the intero' and Western States begins
10 be seriously Eel; by the merchants CT
this city. A very large proportion Of
the money winch, under other circun.
stances. would come TO This city to pay for
goods to be consumed at the West, now is
expended on the Western fron;ie. in pur.
chasing mules. provisions, wagons, &c
for persons on their wcy to California"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

The cold is SO severe at kamtschaika,
that the Governor has teen compelled to
quit his usual residence at St. Peter and
St. Paul, TO bury himself under the earth
tina, is 10 say, he has retired to his sub
terranean palace, which is twenty meters
below ground, and is capable Of accommo.
dating two hundred persons. This palace
is perpe,ualIy lighted by lamps. Mos
wealthy private persons have dwellings, o.
this kind. bu! il is rarely cold enough tc
induce them to flee ,hither.-Hambu'g
BoysenhuN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

The De,roi, Daily Advertiser says, the
emigration from Michigan, this spring, is
over 6,0oo. and ,ha, in money AM outfits
they have taken from three I. $500 each.
raised in most cases By the sale or mort.
gage Of property. The Iowa Reporter
says three thousand have gone from tha:
State, being three times the number tha:
went last year. The st. Louis Eepub'ican
estimates the number from that State as
high as twenty ihorsand-iakine in funds
and outfits fully six millions of dollars.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
An Aged Couple.

A writer in the Boston Traveller gives
the following remarkable history. 81 know
a man and his wife, in the western par, Of
Worcester county, Mass, who have lived
together about serenity eight years. AT
the time they were married, the man was
10 and the woman l6 years Of age: so that
he is now about 90. they have lived to
follow 10 the grave one Of their descendants
Of the fifth generation. The venerable pa
lriarch has been very active and useful
man. He was, until more than sixty
years OF age, very fond Of fun aud frolic ;
and on all public days he would have
around him crowd, listening to his songs
and merrimen,. vel! remember the
time when The old man (between sixty and
seventy stood up in the meeting house,
and, before a large assembly, told his re-
Ii.ious experience. After he had gone
through with his very interesting state
mem, noticing large number Of his former
tavern associates, standing in the back part
Of the house, he called TO them and said :
:. Oh, my friends, you. who have so oflen
been delighted with my foolish songs, come,
gather around me now. and | will sing to
you the songs Of Zion.' Although his
songs are not often heard now, he still
lives 10 beue6, the world by his prayers"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
TO nv Little Son.

When I was young, my noble boy,
Ambition flied my ardent mind:
thought I could my powers employ
To be blessing to mankind,
Statesman o. hero, S.rt or sage,
thought might achieve a name
To s.ard the glory Of the age,
And flouri h in immortal faE.e.
Romantic dreams how swift they fed,
Dispersed in even chiIdEood's day!
In every path wished to tread
Mis,or,unes sernly barred The way!
Some little good may have wrought.
And peaned some no, inelorious songs,
Blu. opened no new world Of thought,
Nor saved people from their wrongs.
Thou too wilt own ambitions sway
No matter, So it prompt no sin;
care not if its voice should say,
Be all Thy ia, her-shoull have been.
Ambition is Of various kinds,
And even il. the child proclaimed
The cast of great or common minds,
According 10 lis various aims.
Sume their ambition turn 10 dress,
Etfem!n:.e, vain and nice
sone look to filth for '.man iness.'
(Se.srs, tobacco, wine, an vice
Some take ii 90. q glorious thing
TO be fiddler, quite the rage,
Or rider in q circus ring,
Buffoon, or rsnter on the stage!
Some, with ambition meaner still,
Their honor 0eet in deeds Of shame,
For virtue choose the worst of i'll,
The wOrs, of names their proudest name !!
Such iancies sway the vulgar breast,
And may become the fools at least
Who think that man was made at best
To be paItaker with the beast.
Blu, those to whom the Lord hath given
A portion Of the spark divine,
Nay tread on earth, but look &c heaven,
And more and more their souls refine
My son to wisdom give thy hesrt!
Il.rove thy God-impar:ed mind
The mind is our celestial part,
More heavenly as the more refined!
Employ thy thoughts on nO!'ler things
Than those that with the body die
Mount thy ambition on the wings
OF virtus that ascends the sky
So shall thy soul, while yet confined
To earth, its heavenly kindred claim.
And thou shal, move among mankind
An angel in a mortal frame. J. n.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

II is stated in the Berliner A!Igemeine
Kirchen Zeitung, that the Jews have OBJ
tanned frmon from the Porte, granting
them permission TO build temple on
Mount Zion. The projected edifre il
equal to Solomon's Temple in magniiicenc'
Millions Of money are TO have been collect
ed for the purpose in America alone.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

The London News states that a grand
scheme femigra,ion is OF foot. according
TO curreni report, among the agriculurists
in GIouceo.ershire and the adjoining cour.
ties Of Worchester and Hereford. i is
proposed, in the first instance. TO purchase
a million Of acres in one Of the Western
States of America.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
The Leyvisburg Chronicle is issued

overy "Wednesday morning at LeWisburg, UniO!
county, Pennsylvania.
TKHss.-Sl. so per year, Tor cash actually in
advance; SITS, paid within three months So
4 paid within the year; $3.50 if rot paid before
The year expires single numbers. cents Sub
scriptions for six months or less to be paid in
advance. Dscontinuances optional with the
Publisher except when the year is paid up.
Advertisements handsomely inserted at SO CTS
per square one week, 81 for a month, and IS for
a wear a reduced price for longer advertisements
Two squares, 81; Mercantile advertisements not
exceeding one fourth of column, quarterly, 80.
Casua! advertisements and job work TO be paid
for when handed in or delivered.
All communications by mail must come post
paid, accompanied bv the address of the writer, to
receive attention. Those relating exclusively TO
the Editorial Department 10 he directed to ii. c.
HIcKoK, Esq, E9iior-and all on business TO be
al rcssed to the Publisher.
OHice, Market ST. between Second aud Third
O. WORDEN. Printer and Publisher.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

Snooks met Spooks. +" Morning." says
Snooks. "Morning,' says Spooks. "Cold
weather." says Saooks. "Yes." says
Spooks 1--WE shan't have any warm
weather till the snow is gone. up Nor.h.'
" No." says Suooas "and tie snow
won't 90 off ill il is warm weather."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

It won't do for a man to complain OF
dyspepsia, foal stomach, &C., who eats his
dozec fried. and swallows three or four
glasses Of brandy and water nightly, be-
lore going home 10 the 5osora o. his family.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

No License.-The Common Council oi
the city of Auburn have BY unanimous
vote. refused to grant licenses for the sale
of arden, spirits for the ensuing year.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

What is Coquet,e "A young lady Of
mere rebeauiy than sence-more accomplish.
men,s than learuing-mor: charms of per.
son than graces Of mind-more adnrcrs
than !r:erds-more fools than wise men
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05

John Aberne,hy. the eminent surgeon,
used to tell his scholars. that human NAL,
ad;es arose from two causes-s,ufhng and
=
fteitinS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-06-05
Sealed and delivered
in the presence Of
Jxo. HAYES.
JNo.THoRNBURGH.

Purchase money received as above
acknowledged before Wm. Gray. J. p
and recorded by J. Simpson. a. Sunbury,
Deed book F, page $50, Sd Nov. 1891
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02

FRIDAr, Nov. 1-oP. n
Ashn.-rhere was NO Important variation In the
20 Izf for pots and IS rs IS 81 for pearls.
FFs-Fiouy.-Our market ior this artiols
steady With fair inquiry but closed bsttss for
For export ss well fer the home trade there va
Disk demand The arrivals we're large, and conside-
rsbls quantities have been going store In Cana
1900 barrels 1t about former IThs salss OF
domestic large closing 81 So A IS for
ordinary to straight State With mixed to strsight Nj
shig.n and Indisns - eSx $. rs Tor good ohie,
pure Genesse. There net great deal Of Southern
hour on the market, while the inquiry active at
improved Sales amounted to 300 barrels at 81 %
s. for mixed to straight brands Alexandria, Bati-
more and Georgetown Rye dos was also better At the
close, with sales Of 800 barrels ct % Is % %.
Holders Of Aeai we're steady, while the market
SO 121l Buekwheaf easier, salss were making 1t
81 so SO per 100 lbs and SIS - - per barrel, and
also some parcels Of Cromwell Birdssll's extra at
% 25 Wheat in active request for milling, - well
as for export and the market WAS buoyant The sales
embraced IA 500 bushels Canadian red 1t 81 do good
white at 81 05 IA 800 bushels prime white Genesee at
81 2z 81 To- including lots of fair, at the In
side figure 500 bushels white Michigan at 81 OF
and 5000 bushels mixed Ohio at 81 OF Q 81 o. The
market for Barley not active while prices ranged
from Soc to s2c. Rye was unsettled and easier. Some
800 bushels were sold at 1910. a 74c. Oats were
firm, with sales OF State and Canadian ct 40c 4Ikc.
and Jersey at Sic. 800 Corn at the opening was
quiet. with but moderate inquiry. On change how
ever an active demand sprung, and prices improved
considerably. The sales reached 900 bushels da-
mayed az Zoe liked Western at Tic a 72kc and
round yellow at 7l16c. a To
CorToN.-The sales 600 bales to- day the tone
Of the mar being quiet Further ting ad
vices frost received to- day by the Southern
mails. As the improvement which arose on the re-
ceipt of the destruction OF the UNINSURED cotton has
conform to the rates buyers are disposed to offer
LIVERPOOL CLAGMyIcArIoN. -
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BOARDING. &c.
RAILROADS.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
1'i $1,000 Seven yer csst Nsr,sase Losa
o., and snfy mor,sass bOnds o. the nehFan southern
rse.iysS vail ists Ssy SfNovsms,r nsIs VIM y
lhsts bonds ar. isusa grdsr the troyis.ns Of special
disposs ofor sell their obligations either within With
Srn ss IL Soid below a to Se as binding Il sold AZ
E5S G 81 Ss city SsT at IN srs for tRS the SSS
spor,esss covers tss entire line Of the cepsnys ROAD
structed and posss that bends V an
sssun, no. more than $4,000 can ts issued until scr IN,
s lance Sf NILE, siss from S'R:'is 70 % sb 5a viii &c
'TE. .sss sy ss Ts icy Sr s ssSa 3'
lien and syestsntslly the only sn upen Rad which
lQ miles q main line bettsa branch q 9mies aud which
and % Si. Ss d hs Gr ss ' SSoS s
which sl,beOiVo viii be reprseented By stceh. -
tynss yields income ampi. protect The entire dsb
IreIoses 70 be crssted and the length 81 COS line and
ins sesur,y which viii place the Of the debt be-
r., AYsS; lss u: ssrPl1s' we're ,lsIz: z. Sep;
in present. unsnisbsd ooseton Fify miles Of COM
Ietsd read win - added TO d hn three epths Win
nn, early spring thus doubling length msin
read part 81 continuous line % railroads from
. n sOr re Z Y. ssET s ~ . q ~;
h1k IN the char. =, ..,. 81, -, -.
the sisssspp River h either eomPeied in the course o.
AS fer ,he Construction Of NE road ready for
en- BY regular instasnts and the proceeds q thenas
mainly required for the purchase OF IRON heavy Brazil aud
sggPnsss i s eesysa TIA, no raIs. before che
m. mortgage smpcwors the Trustees In case offaure 10
pay the principal " terest Of the bonds 70 nke possession
q ne r.sa and receive re ss.nsts .. to ss ~ on az.
The Bends are in the sums Of 81 90 each p.yae At he
necbsnes' Bank in tie city Of New YORK. November
@ Eco Win H.erst. ssysn per cent res sSsS an ,S
hrs Of NAY Interest warrants or coupons are attached 70
FOur hundred thousand dollars Of the bonds
offered for sale. - -
sssed proposals for an, amount net than 900 viii
b. received until the 10th day Of November hext. - -
Prorosais mar ks addressed te WINSTON, LANIER
CO. No 52Wal street. TO c. LIrcnTIELD Treasurer,
No. 81 wall street, tpdersed Fropcssts fer Michigan
SEQ TIE amount now ored) will DO disposed Of
absolutely ID without reserve 20 the highest bidder TIE
Courary the right 70 withdraw the remainder
.sesssry inf,rmssoS Il relation TO the
With unps may b obtained BY calling or WINSko ",
IANFRk co. or y. G. LlICnFlflD, AZ eitherof which
places copies % the bonds and mortgage csn Be had.
COPIES o. &c bonds and meIssg NAY sso b seen on sp-
lsa Hank James vsn Esl Prssiden, Of the
Eerchants Exchange Rank.
Tstte whose bids sre accepted will be required 70 psy
Per s'ns tren ne sm9ont awarded q them mmetistsly
emaineer 70 equal amounts the LIST and leh Of Decem
br nex but any party will be AZ liberty in full a.
enee Interest win eommence from the day Of payment
GE0RoE BLISS
cHARLEs BUTLER,
JJ99HN srgYssEA
=. EDWIN 9, LITcHFrELD.
New forb, ostessr~ "a, 1850 cSnntsse u the pirsessu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02
TelcgrnphIe Reports.

EEw oRLEASs, Oct. 81, 1850.
The cotton market Is doll. The sale. have been
100 bales at easier rates -Middling at axe; Fair
lIc. 600 hhds Rio coffee cold al lOI.c lie Fair
sugar IL 5kc. 200 hads Of molasses changed hands
at 27c. n 2sc.
MEsrHs. Tenn. Nov l. 1850
The yield Of cotton this year Il Is estimated will be
about 10000 balee and the aggregate crop 200 900
The quality Of the crop is very good and the
ket lie active Of l3c 20 l3Hc
VrcKsnuEe. Miss, Nav. 1, 1850
The receipts Of cotton avier than ever before
this season, and an active demand exists at lie
Ice.
CiScINSarI, Nov. l.
Tlsur IL In limited demand The tendency of prices
In favor Of sellers wheat Il plentiful at 70 cts
PfrrsHuRsu, Nov. l, 1850
Flour Is heavy. The arrivals for some days past
have been nearly all consigned least. superdns II
SO 50 SO 81 and extra straight and Ohio So 81 81
ALn.-r, Nov. 1, 1850.
The receipts since cur last have been-aour 100
bbls wheat, 25O0 bush; 300 bush; barley $500
bush There IL nothing Of m omt Mt doing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02

MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


bcsroN Thursday Oe,oher Si.Brokcrs BorrSl5 shares
Bos,n and hAine Railroad clS Bostan aud Worcester
hnr,6d los io2'Si 10 Do 500 t y Concord Railroad,
sSl l0horelk County Railroad 81 80 Osdesahurh Rail-
f'pa, tsva Va sga 10 d. 500 " ay1i l50 d. 81 gy
Ssntrsl hilreas, @s .p6 $50 d. lgOi, $40 100 ae
bS 1ta y Norcsser nna fsshua REroad, b3 30 Read
log h1ls9ad .5ld SJh ~ o. ssS asl a. wsi,rn Rail
road, ltH tnstern arai l0dla cheshire RAILROAD
e21 Y Besioz ard Providence Raoad, $50 Is Oh Colony
hatr0hd, o. 10 philadelphia. Wilmington and D1tnore
kailreaa a5 90 Yer@9st and hassaehg.slts Railroad,
SOD Ssi l3J co. s 800; IS Do, b3)d, S5h northern
hshroad 7H 20 zsgswoT,h Con plny, sgd 7ii 80 Do,
hobds tbG ~ Vermont Central E.lroad B2nis $50 81
S.ona to1relI0 s.afea Nermont Central kailroad sis
BS 90 do, SOD - ~ Northern Railroad bJOi ~, 81
hsilr,ad sh ogce sa0i Si,S' D. Do. so,ftsr2oi 3iX
fHIArrtriuA. Friday, November l. Sl,Uu Rssdiog Gs
90 5,1i goo do, Ts5E 80 Wilmins,on Railtead &C.
i2l 200 Camden ant Amboy 81 e5si 500 DO. as loo
SpgSs ~ Lehig9 Int 7s& 70 sehgylhil Nayisa;ion
n3i thar, tcnnsylyaria Railroad, t9T ~ uSrrssurr
% kA 100 DO 3i 2tlunian Canal 2i loo Norris 0saai
~ 2sii no do. 2lls ~ fshgh 3iA Is Cirard Hank Ig
loO North American coal, NJ i0s Alier Sas JD shares
KOadiBr Railroad "a 100 40 :. 40 Morris CAsai slsS
~ do 2L. Ncc1ad fOIrd-sEutD United states s. iit
$50 shares nirsburr Hailroad 100 ". Copper ISL
100 Grard ntnk. ~ ffsr SaiertT Sch Nav. ca III
sO Reading Railroad &c 20 ISIS 10000 sch Nav. ~;
600 Aghany CO. G 81 ~ fhat6s Read Railroad. 83
BAirNonr. Thurtday, Ostob8r 81 Is sharss Fsrnsrs'
and Planter Bank. - 81 Baltm1- aud Ohio Railroad 10
4 Ifr III al fs4sr NfFta UaHr "A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02
TELEoRAPIIIC.

IMPROVED BELL TELEGRAPH, PATENTED OCTOBER
81 lsssIhe above improved thod of using Bells
Hotels Dwelling Houses Ses - and Steamboats, nov
coming into general for an first olass hotels
ten In pfacta operation at the Americas, Loyoy Ubitsd
states and sshington Hotels In this city: Aso
the United states Nail Steamships % " X Collins line.
The medal awarfcd BY the Judges Of the American
ftuts 81 the late fair, TO this machine All persons
ttu Toned sganst purchasing any msohine infringing
sid patent, a. they viii be dealt wi N
The manufacturer Of this machine has connection in
sny form, With y ID. Jackson Co Of che Annunoiator
kfchire. Tor sale only by the Manufacturer.
CHAS. ROWLAND, s7l Greenvioh street.
DLATlNA, FOR TELEGRAPH PURPOSES, IN FIYE
rolled shtesiust received small lot Of Plstina wire;
sc. Fortaieby DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWaNGER,
14i Maiden Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02

Steam srs-City 81 Cls-sev, Mathew ei.srew Mssy-
ngni Anti raoite Morley. Philadelphia.
shpe-ifsak Walton, P1nmmsr. tast indies, Sifken
Iropsdea Cornelius Grinhsn tpktl Fletcher Lonton,
Ihemrscn Nephew Isaac wtbl tpht Creprer liverpool
land Coz eltimors C!un. usvre Boys Hneksni FrH.-
Boston. Atkins o..
Bafks-Elisbeth (Brem) Danperm,n East Indies Pope
Co; Anstidss fBreul redhsussu, 81 Hsleas Rodewsid
Bros Rspstlie, Littieaeis, Psrs aishcP Coz Lra.
Reeves Havana Tayttr Coz Creweu. hessang. Ma
tspaa. Read, Arehimsde Merrill New Orleans Foster
Bries-Ros. "Neviu" Port an prroe n n rreem.n co;
Swan, Pierce BE muds, Nesmth sons Princess Royal
lBrh Dee, W AT Davsnport 'Auta lBrh "Ctsrssu, hae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-02
ExPnEss AaENCIEs.

EDWARDS. SANFORD co.'s FOREIGN SHIPPING
~ Agency ard Trsnss,lsnte EsGrfss, 70 and = wall
street At Adams Cos Exrrcss Omcekdwards, Sanford
Co possessing superior facilities In Liverpool Bng for
fwarcipg goods 20 the " TED Statee Will ship all articles
consigned them at the low commission Of two ehllnrs
sterling for the package and one shilling fer esch add
ons ract Edv ards Sanford Co will forward pack
rood ac 20 town IN Great Britar the Con-
unrt Idsafds Sanford Co viii furnsh sight drafts for
from Al inward which will be casked through arr
banking house In Great bntzin.