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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A SMALL DWELLING HOUSE, pleasantlsj
situated, containing Five rooms and has
in addition thereto a neatly fitted Dining Room.
a Negro Sleeping House, a Lock Room, and a
smoke House, all of which are we'll framed-
There is also on the premises some 20 or sc
Choice Fruit Trees, Stra'cbury and Asparagus
Beds. The property will be sold cheap for
he cash, or for good negotiable paper-apply
to.
N. PERRY.
May Is, 195O-123-tf.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
Bargains once r,,ore,,

S9NNAAAS OAACC
TENHE subscriber has Just opened, on Mair
= o'reef' large and complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
Just suited to the trade. They have been Sc.
Iected with great care in New Orleans: and
will please the mostfastidious, in point of price
and quality. His stock consists in part of the
following articles:
Dress Silks; Linen & Silks Lustres;
Embroidered and Figured Cashmeres;
p y, Oh all kinds; Bar9jes;
DiacK NIro hine; Ginghams;
Parasols; Gloves; Hosiery; AIpacas:
Irish Linen; Silk and Thread Lace:
Linen Damasks & Table Covers; Bonnets:
French work Lace Capes; Collars
Edgings & Inscrtings; Sewing Silk &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING;
Saddlery; Shoes; Boots; Hats
AND DOMESTIC GooDs-
besides many other articles too numerous to
mention.
Ladies, and the public generally, are invited
examine this tasty & fashionable splection
1fgoods. / am dete rmined to sell cReaper than
he cheapest. Try me.
j. II. LAVENBERG.
May %, 1350-I25-ts.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20

"A THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD +
rs, respectfully inform the public
,,,, q, has opened the large and eomm0diouS
BRiCE BUILDING
Mai, Street, "a few doors below his Old
S'-l The house ia very Paciou'' anu Po-
sss.es every convenience Tor
EOADDERS.
Tho rooms arc large, airy and arranged WIN
nm eve to the comfort OF occupants LIS Ia'Ie
sbali be supplied with the bestthe m"rket al
lords. And no pains or ezPehce ,, s'a'i -
SHARED TO render satisfaction 10 his guests:
'P9 Fine subscriber, thankful to his old triend;
for th,ir potrodorr, hopes from his increased
facilities aul determination to please |" con-
rinua 10 receive deir generous favor t,,r,-r
Yazoo City, May -, l550-l25-'f
P.S. Hacks, Carriages, Buggiea and saddle
rors,s win be q, all times in readiness 70 con
view persons to any oftho Watering Places
or elsewhere in tie interior.
- r. NJ. W.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
YAZOO COUNTY, {
Probate Court June Term. 1850.

Probate Court June Term, 1850
| A GREEABLE to an order of the Probate
! "A Court of said County,-Notice is hereby
| given to all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments of Josiah !.
Woodbridge deceased to be and appear before
The Probate Court ofsaid county, TO be held ON
the fourth Monday of August next, then and
there to show cause, if any they can, why an
order shall not be made for the sale of the real
estate Of the said deceased, lying and being in
the county Of Yazoo and State of Mississippi
known as the north half Section Ii, east half
north east quarter and east half south east quar-
ter Of Section 10, east half north east gu lrler
of Section IL, west half north west quarter Of
Section u, and est half north east quarter of
Section -, ; ali in Township IL Range west, !
and the north lfwcst hall 2orth east quarter.
OF Section 33, Township II Range l west 3
also the following described lands in Madison
Count, Mississippi, west half north east {, qar-'
ter OF Section ID, Township S Range vest,
east halt north west quarter Section ), Town.II
snip Range west-lot number 8 Section IS
township Rhnge ; wcst-lot l Section III
Township s Range west-lots and ) Sec.
ton 81 Township 8 Range west
And is further ordered that publication of
his citation be made in the Yazoo Democrat. +
TOR the space Of sixt weeks successfully. Il
80 WfrNEss-the Hon. George B. vii ID
4. 81 kinson, Jddge of Probate Court of !
~ Waco County, the fourth Monday in
June, $50, and the sea lof the Court issu 5the
ID day of July 1850 II
GHAS. NJ. HENDERSON, :. k. L
BY A. SIDNEY PERKINS, D. c.
July 10, l55O-35-6w,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
Vt THE CHEAPEST CASH STORE
New Goods Just Received
Al me Ladies are inrited 20 call and examine
before 'pnrcboc;n, o7oo,.L

A|I me Ladies are inrited 20 call and examine
before pnrchasinn elsewhere.
VIE Subscriber has just received large
Il supply of bcautifuleDress Goods, new styie.
ana tasbions-also new style of Bareges. do
ch9ngcable Bareges, silk Tisseus, new stvIe,
dress goods. Silks ofall colors. an
sSortment of Laces and Edgng, lace Canes
ana Collars, Swiss Mustins, Bonnetts. Fans.
Farasols, Gloves, Ribbons. Flewers. and Hose.
Fy-bes.des great many other fancy articles.
almost OF every description, suitable for Ladies'
re invites all who want to buy real cheap bar
gains. to call and satisfy themselves.
+, =, Also large supply of fashionable Clothing
olik Hats; Shirts, silk endes Shirts, &c, Pan
ANA aud Leghorn Hats, these articles will be
'oid very cheap. He will also receive nearI,
very week new supply of the latest stvle
'nd most tashinnable goods NJ. REMAIN,
Iazoo City, April 5. 1850. 3m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
How to destroy the Roll
Worm.

" UEIHIe
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
that he is Agent for the sale Of Receipt f.,
destroying the -Ol
BOIL WORM.
The condition of the sale is, that unzess he
y. .!orm Is destroyed no charge DiR be nude
The fee is not due until the first of January next
This Receipt has been effectually tried, and
no doub Is entertained ofits efficacy.
A. B. GRAVES.
Wlna's Hetel, Yazos Cl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20

NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE
CHARLES. 7. MANN.
AZ. -zz OLD STAND OF o. Q. WOODLANDS & CO.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Window Glass, Sash and Putty,
1AuDEGus GARDEN SEEDS,
DYE STUFFS AND GLASS WARE
Pecamc,y, Soap and brushes
SCHOOL COOKS,
STEEL PENS, QUDLs, Il STATIONARY
Letter and Cap Paper, Medical, Law and
N crllaueous Cooks,
BLANK BOOKS SUPERIOR INKS
PAFEU GANCINGS,
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions will receive par
.fcular alaaioa at eli hours Of he day and
might.
January IG 1850.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
D. moo RAT
ptpLIslIFD WY n. wARRlCK
Min Street, YasOo C;ty, Mss,

Oh Main Street, YazoO City, Mss,
Is Published WEEKLY, every Wednesday at
rurrE DOLLARS IN ADvANcE--or four if not
ynid within one month from TIC time OF sub
crib ing.
II, papcr will oe discontinued until all ar
ehasges are paid, unless at the option OF the
roprietor.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
Call and Settle.

SHROPSHIRE g. WEST have discontinued
CO-business in Yazoo city for the present
Shropshire O. Massey are authorized to SET
/ the business, and all persons indebted n
mem Will please call and settle their accounts
extended. e''i'iO' Oe
SHROPSHIRE g. WEST.
Yazoo city Aug. Dist, 185O-93-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
E r anlzlin Iron E on nderv
CASTINGS, &c. &c.
JOHN HORR u.

hSPECTFULLY announces to Planter
:. and the pubic generally, that the old es-
t1bhShed FRANKLIN FOUNDRY. Vicksbnrc
is again N full operation, ready to execute
promptly, u:ders for Castings Of all descrp
tons, Mill ana Gin Irons, Engine wok k, al
kinds Of repairing, &c. Also, Agent for HotcH-
KISS Patent Vertical Water Wheel, whit Is
rapidly superceeding all Others. Patterns for
furnishing three sizes may be seen at the
FoundTy' and its advantages over all Others
thankful for past favors, the proprietor
ooiieI's continuance, promising to execute al
passed at any Foundry in the Sontb ~ West
NJ D an JOHN BOBB, Jr.
N b. All orders left with Messrs, Allen &
barksdale' Yazoo city, will meet with prompt
attention, A"' Pio'nP'
Vicksburg, Aug. 6, l85O.-37-6m
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
Protection.

DIRECTORS.
VIM. LdughIin, Kendall Dunbar
Caahbert Bulidi, Samuel JamiSOn.
Vim. MGoodrich, G. S. Cutler.
Elliott Robbins, Geo, L. Kanbib5er
Peter Marcy, IL. Szymanski,
c. A. Bulkley, VIM. N. Pattisop.
VIM. Christy, Charles Price.
WILLIAM. LAUGHLIN, President
CUTHBERT BULLITT,V Vice Pres't.
Jos. Nash, Actuary.-Edward Rawle, Solicitor.
VIM. Christy, Notary.
James Jones, M. D. d a. II. Cenas, NJ. D
Physicians.
YNHE Merchants and Planters Insurance
Il Company having an amount subscribed
IN each and well secured notes, amply sufici-
emf for ell contingencies, is now prepared to
receive applications and make insurance at
heir office, SOUTHEAST Corner of Natchez and
aCmp Streets. FIRE, MARINE, and RIVER
RISKS, and also upon the Lives of white gper-
nossand slaves.
This Company is established on the mutual
principle of Insurance, whereby eve err
son insuring with it becomes interested in its
ruccess and its profits are devided amipotsi
customs, payable in cash, instead of Srnon
New Orleans, Dec. 4, 1949
H. A. NUNNALLY.
Agent, Yazoo City.
Dec. 4, 1849-79-tf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20
SUMMER CLOTHLNG

UST received large and well assorted
stock of Summer Clothing, suited to the
most fastidlous in taste. For sale very re
asonable for cash or on a credit, bv
April 13, Nv CALnwFTT
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20

81 EtPS always on hand superior stocko
c 1ADry Goods, Staple and Fancy; Shoes >
Giotni4 ~ hardware; Cutlery; Queens Ware.
GIas5- =" are; Saddles and Saddlery; Loafand
C[ushea Sugar and sundry condiments =
".e mn. "a a caH before purchasing eZseUhere
'APril l3, 1e50-II6-tf. '''''
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20

BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KIND.
Shirts, Crarats, Handkerchiefs, DC. &c.
SuPerfne all LiEen-stiched
Bosoms, 81 so to 4 so
Superfne Muslin Shirts-Lincn
bosoms and Collars l 90 to . II
French Ginghum and Calico Shirts;
Hickory check and Negro Shirts;
Merino, Flannel, Gauze, Brown White and
60, Pink Undershirts' E..rd Drawers;
Silk Undershirts and Drawers
Very rich style Fancy Cravats
Italian and French Black Silk Cravats;
Silk and Linen Handkerchief;
Linen Border Handkerchiefs:
Linen and Silk Gloves; Black Kid Gloves:
Cotton, Merino and Linen Half Hose:
Sill and Bingham Umbrellas &c, &c.
ALso-TRUNKS, YALISES, CARPET
BAGGS and INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of
all kinds.
ALFRED MUNROE q CO.,
81 Magazine Street.
May 25, 185O-I26-Iy. 49,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1850-11-20

May Is, 195O-123-tf.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

susrieror or IrrrsDrp PiRAcv.-we learn from Capt
Kahn, Of the schooner Cathsrine arrived yesterday
from Curscos 10th uit that the spapi.n brig Q,su
srtsnia which had been lying in Curscos ssne f,ar
months undergoing repairs sailed from port On
the Sd OF December .. was supposed, for Lssusyr.;
but Suspicion was entertained arising from her
taking on board some 80 kegs OF posder, (hsr cole
cargo with the exception Of provisions aud baila-tl
Dutch man Of ~ss despatched to Lseusyrs and
her arrival such vessel had srrved there
proceeded to Ccro where they Informed On. h.i
stopped and taken 20 aud arms, aud proceeded h.
the vert; the rect is mystery The vessel foe
clipper brig Of about 2to tons, and mounted MAE
tw,lxe eunlere.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11
Affairs In WashinxtOn,
OUR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHlC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHING ron, January IO-P NJ

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRApHIC CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHING ron, January IO-P. M.
General Sken Smith, and committee of native
Anl-rlcsus from philadelphia, are here, operating
against the con affirmation of Mr.. Lewis, as Collector
Of the port of Philadelphia.
Mr. Clay presented In the Senate, TO. day, the
memorial OF MIR. Seey, for compensation for the
recovery Of the jewels of the Princess of Orange,
valued at a million of dollars, which were stolen
some twenty years ago. The petitioner desires
that portion Of the interest the Dutch Loan be
withheld, that government having refused him
compensation for three years services recovering
The Jewels. He makes this application at the in
stance of Mr.. Clayton. The memorial covers Sc
veral hundred pages, and is a very curious narra-
tive. The memorialist will probably be paid out of
money due TO Holland, unless that government in
terpose 10 save it's credit.
The Vermont resolutions excited a warike
discussion in the Senate to-day. The South are
belIeeIent, and Jefferson Davis suggested that
the first fight should take place in the Senate.
Clemens declared the Union already dissolved.
In executive session, the commercial treaty with
Brazil was confirmed and, also, the appointment
of Mr.. Morris to Naples.
Adjourned TILL Monday.
1t is thought that Mr.. French may be elected
Clerk, after all, by junction of wings and demo.
Gratis. He was the late Clerk, and good officer ;
but having the suspicion of being tree soiler at
tached him, has been the cause of keeping him,
thus far, in the back ground.
learn that Senatorial caucus Of both parties
was held this afternoon, at which committee of
five was appointed, to consider and report in favor
Of the present officers of The Senate; and twenty
nine Senator'S at present, in favor of this plan
Only two more required to carry it through.
1t is currently reported that frauds have been
discovered against the Treasury, duplicating the
agents, for officers claims in the late war with
Mexico. The vouchers that were gwen, it ap-
pears, are false. The matter is in the hands Of
the Second Auditor, and is undergoing an lnves-
tigatlon.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11
TLLLCRAruIC INTELLiGENCE.
sum fn arY.

Below will be found a condensed telegraphc re-
porr Of The proceedings in both houses OF Congress-
ard in the Legislature
In rhr senate, memorial was presented by MIR
Clay, from Vim. A. Seely of New York, in rela-
on 10 md. nniry for his services IN the recovery
of ,hs lost jewels of the Princess of Orange. The
balance 0i The session was devoted to a very warm
debate on the slavery question, brought on by the
discussion of the Vermont resolutions.
The House had three baliotings for Clerk,
vi hout an ection. No other business of interest
was Transacted.
In The Legislature of New York, resolutions were
presenttd IN ihe House Of Assembly, instructing
Congress men TO favor appropriations for the
Improvement Of rvers and harbors Also, Sc.
mes ot an'i.slavery resolutions was presented in
,he House by Mr. Mott. The other business was
not of much general interest.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

II s seldom that such array Of packet ships the
above arrive ct THE port within short period the
value Of which with their csrgoes amounts to 81 oao
ooo; they have brought upwards of too thousand pas
ser gers; the life Of each is worth 5000 ac.
eordipg to Law passed at the last session Of IN. last
Lssisature Of this state which gives u. total Of
sl2oooooo, the value OF the vs.s.s csrso-s
and passengers. large number Of ,hips aud other
square ree.d vessels in addition to the above have
slso arrived at this port The owners consign.e- aud
especially the insurance companies have reason 20 No
tbsnkful for the ssfe arrival Of much property tue
last few days
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

STRANGE DEvKLo oPgMLNrs. .---rHg ARLINGTON
BgSNET INDICTMENT CASE The indictment of Mr.
Arlington Bennei, of Long Island, and The story
published about the affair by Mr. George Wilkes,
are the queerest things that have exploded in this
wonderful ciiy for the last ong three weeks. Ia
columns, to-day, we re-publtsh the statement of
George Wilkes, who acts IN it like al amateur
Chief Justice, Grand Jury, &c, &c We also
publish the card Of Arlington Beanet, In reply 10
this strange develope ment, as folows:-
A CAEp.-My friends aud the public are respectfully
requested 20 suspend their opnop until this cnare OF
forgery against me- is investigated a. have ths fullest
sonrdtbce in showing TO thu world the cotrdpt
conspiracy that ,ooted against ionD-
man and his motheriess family by ret Of per-
juieo villains. one of wbom lie monster, who lived Ia
q house ot mine la the country. knc~n One Eyed
Thompson" the bank note forssr burglar thief roo
ber, aud by bis confession sssin It is hopsi
jusiiee will be done to this notice b. the press
NEW YoIK. January 10. 1850
hope MIR }. q Bennett sii publish this. TO relieve
the wounded feelings Of a family in great distress
We know nothing of these strange matters, be-
yond what the story of Mr.. Wilkes, aud the card
OF Mr.. Bennett, reveal but, to our sImpl. view
there Is something rotten somewhere else brsldes
Denmark Can all these stories be true Is there
not some humbug in it Arlington Bennet has
generally been considered crackbrained sort OF
a man, but we never heard any Impeachment OF
his integrity or moral principles. On the lnaugu
ratlon of General Taylor, he went to Washington
When he returned, he ran round town, telling
everybody he knew-"I expect soon TO go out AS
Minister to England For years, Bennett has
been looked upon as partly insane. Has not
Wilkes been duped, and Bennett uctlmized, by
some of the Vidocqs about the Tombs Z II looks
like great, big, broad, bungling bunch OF ab-
surdities-one grand hoax all round. Who can
unrayel il g
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

Apvicrs sros CuRscoa.-we have received dies
81 a.. Cspronf q Curscos 70 the 10th ~ Dsc-uh-r
1h,se paper. filed with shipping intelligence aud
tfanslstions from the French, German, sud Dutch
psp.ts They contain no original matter ard make
nc 4.Srspce whatever TO domestic affairs the isni
With tis exception ef the shipping Which arrive and
dDsi, fen which We infer they under strict
csbs,r.iip. There is nothing in them from veas-
The New York herald., 1850-01-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

ALBANY, January 10, ls4s.
BRooKLyN SAVINGS BANK.
Mr. Cross introduced bill to incorporate the South
Brooklyn Savings Bank.
COST or PRINTING CODE.
On motion of Mr.. DArr resolution was adopted
calling on the Con ptrolIsr for full of all the
moneys expended for printing the code well that Of
last year as the present.
THE ocpsssnuRoH AND cAsToS PLANK KoAD.
The btu for loaDipg to the Ogdensburgh and Canton
Plank Road. from the common school fund, $4,000.
vas brought for its third reading and on motion OF
MI MORGAN wss r.fsrr@d 10 the Finance Committee.
TsnP,kANC. MEMORIAL.
memorial for law 10 prohioit directly all sale OF
Intoxicating drinks vas presented from the state
Temperance socitty and referred to the Committee on
he judiciary.
PETITIONS PRrfTNTrD.
Mr.. MORGAN presented petition from citizens OF
New Nork praying tor the reduction of the canal da-
ties on foreign ts,t
The petition ~ MIR Mas, for compensation for the
loss OF his building. asstrosed at Astoria was srsin
Brought up for consideration aud referred
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

Srrserutf Iurtps CIrv.--Cspt Itsis ~ hdf vii.
sct tuli.r sftiv.d vstsrdsy from satsupah r-ywt4
hsvirg s,.u q stssms Zip sist'ifs South tn- ath
n.t b. l.rtud. 20 42 ionai'nde "a D. which prp.
b.b tu. lmpne City, shich len this pat en n 81
ilst lCT 1lsgftG
The New York herald., 1850-01-11
DOU BILE SHE EFT
New York, Friday. january IL, 1850.


We learn that there fevertl individuals in this
city who attend the military and other balls report
for the Nsio York Herald They impostors aud
should be treated such. None should be admitted
such pretenoes, except sueh can show regular
written invitation, addressed to the editor.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

tory ineendiary and exciting appeals to the slave
sorsn"s Of Noribsrp seu men vas aosssoustsbIs
They oil Of the New York Anti Slavery Society,
which .epds out rncre documeots probably than even
to depict the sggres,ions the South and said,
that they knew their rights feel their wrongs, and
win maintain thoe rights at every hazard II gentle
men come here IA iDsult section Of the
tniep to distract snd disssver it, they we're here to
bring abou, civil here then let the first battle
b. fought (Excit.m.nt let those gentlemen, who
were exciting and sgaiug To that end, FIRST tastets
uifs As Co this motion 10 print hs would only cay,
thai no matter how ofn.,v and unjust, insulting or
ub rue or tr'aspnabl- ths lutiops he would vote
Vermont had directed them be sent here private
to their seoatos be could not consent to
print them.
MT. PHrirs expressed his conviction, that he could
vDeiea'e these iss"utoo OF the Legisrture OF Vsr-
mont, and requ.st@a that tn. subject might go over
till Tomorrow, wh.p hs woula express his views
On motion. by MT C.ss. he senate went into Ex.
ecutiye session and after adjourned TIL Monday
House of K. Representatives.
wAsnlNGros, Wednesday, June o, Islp
The journal read.
THE roll CALL,
Mr STEPHENS moved "A cali of the House, and the
yeas and nays were taken ALLOW time for abssntees
to arrive The call ordered.
Mr.. Brsen.M stated that be bad nominated Major
French tor Clerk. ~irbsu consulting with that gene-
man. and on his own res pon.ibility.
MIR. JONES. Of Tennessee, moved that further pro-
ceedngs call be dispensed with.
The House decided the question in the negative.
The CLERK procs.ded Co call the House, and 21z
members answered TO their names. Some of the de-
mocrsts and wings have paired of.
The House dispensed with further proceedings the
call and proceeded to Clerk with the following
result -
Foote .......... 103 French. ..,........ 3
fh,ieo. ..'..'
ExPLANArIoNs AND voMINATIoNs -
Mr.. GcHEncK. Of Ohio said he nominated MIR. kvute,
without consultation with and under the suppos-
tion tbsthe unite the Of the whiSs He was
raisasd that he could do his and now at the
quest of MT Foote, withdr-w his name
MIR Kiso. Of New Jersey, nominated PhilaHder B.
Prindle aud ssid that he would make good officer.
MIR WILLIAMS rspous mated Mr.. Campbell.
MIR PIrnAN. Of Pennsylsa nominated George ?.
Fisher Of Delaware
The House then went into the
Forney. .......... SO Phileo eo.............
Prince 63 kisher..
Cnnbsn. ........... 80 Fo,te e.............. q
French ............ IL John Smith .,......
Motions made TO postpone further execution of
order. all which, in succession, decided In the
negative.
motion 10 adjourn was voted down.
MESSAGE PRESIDENT.
age received from the President, statiHg
that he hso sg~ed ,b. b lending the iraoking pri.
vilege to Mrs. Sarah Polk
ANorHEk CLERK.
The House again VOTED
ForLey. ........... SO Foote e.......,......G
frlpole - ttsner.
frtbcn 10 fuieo
Campbell ......... 20 dioverneur. .........
Mr MAsos offered q resolution, BY way of q com PRO.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

Mr MAsos offered a resolution, by way of q compro-
mise that Mr. Forusy be d-cided -(laug ghter)-
and moved the previous qu son, and called for yess
and nays
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

There was no tdlnes of the Canada at half-past
nine o'clock last evening.