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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

BIoLoGY UNDER A CLouD-Rev Theophius Fisk
or, rather, Professor" Fisk-having reaped golden
harvet in the city OF New Orleans, by his lectures and
experiments in Biology, determined to enlarge the
sphere of his operations He dashes off into Mssissip-
p-visits the town of Raymond, and forms classes
there for the purpose of nsructng the good people OF
that place the mysteries of Biology But he failed to
give satisfaction and his classes insisted upon the fulfil
ment OF his promise to the fees in the event. OF
dissatisfaction This the Professor refused and there
upon hey had him arrested for violation of the
law of the State against obtaining money under
false pretences" He gave bail in the sum of $500 to
appear at the time fixed for hearing the cause.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
NEWSPAPERS OF THE wEEK.-Tb

NEWSPAPERS OF THE WEEK.-The
Gilmore Sun, New York Herald, and New York Tn
bune, received every afternoon at half past o'clock.
The Flag, Courier, Post, Police Gazette, Uncle Sam,
Boston Museum, Star Spangled Banner, Buntines Own
Gazette, Yankee Blade, Yankee Nation, Boston Pilot,
&c-price cents eachLreeeWed every week several
ed OF FORD & GENTRY, Broad street, opposite
Theatre. Je2l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
GREELEY ON NEW MEXICO.

: The news, that New Mexico, driven to des-
pair, has at length determined to ask State
government, and, in order to make her suppca-
ton as agreeable as possible to the Northern ma
jorty and the Cab net, has put into her constitu-
ton restriction against slavery is, of course, all
that the most thorough going Free Soiler could
desire. Hear how Greeley, of e New York
Tribune, congratulates the North upon the aus
pcious intelligence:
New Mexico FREE The news which we received
last night from Santa Fe via St. Louis fully conrma,
tory Of that which reached last week, via Texas and
New Orleans 1.-THE particulars be correct New Mex
ico long neglected by Congress and menaced by her
grasping neghbor has made bold and grand stroke.
California is thrown into the shade by her daring In
decision and her promptness in action nave
shown spirit and resolution which was not looked for,
and which doubt not, will tell with immense eIect
at the present crisis.
The will OF such people, once declared, dare not
be lightly set aside. If the glorious news be indeed
true that Mexico in the face OF Southern machina-
ton and Texan aggression has forever prohibited slave
nv from her soi-as there reason to doubt
-what Congress will dare attempt fastening the curse
upon her There may be threats and storms, the re-
sistance of baed schemers and the rage OF nfuraed
zealots, but People united for Freedom can stand
against them, and bring under her banner the Whole
broad extent of New Mexico, from the plains OF the
Cimarome to the Minlbres, and from Paso del Norte
to the snoya. yes of the Timpanozo mountains
Thus State after State wrested from Mexico in the Sc
cet hope OF extending the baetu dominion OF slavery,
will be made impregnable bulwarks OF ireedom.-
Through means the most unpromsng to our short
sighted VISION God often works out his own good eno
We shall no doubt have full details OF the movements
in New Mexico, with few days They will be
awaited with general anxiety, and their erect cannot De
otherwise than momenous, at the present stage OF al
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

Boston, June 2S-5s P. M
The steamship Niagara, from Liverpool, via Hall
fax, has just reached her dock She left Halifax al
81 O'Clock yesterday morning
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

The FAMOUS RACER REvENUE-The Mobile Tri-
bune of the 10Th says Mr. Troye has painted for John
Minor Bots, Esq., portrait of the famous racer Re-
venue. 1t may be at the Exchange of Mr. Gull
lum, on Dauphin street. 1t very beautiful work oil
an In ease grace and vitality is the best piece OF
animal painting that has, within our knowledge, been
executed in Mobile
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
DIED,

On Tuesday, 25th June. SARAH LUCRET1A,
only child of Thomas G. and Frances Ann Burruss,
aged ii mon tbs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
BRILLIANT SCHEME,


$4,000 capal-$250 900 in 25 prizes of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class N to be drawn'n
Baltimore on Saturday. July 10 10 numbers, 70 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS
l prize or. OOO
70 do $500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo'Ouo
1874 lowest 3 no prize: :............. 400
Tickets $l5. Shares in proportion
Certificate Of package OF wholes $40. Shares III
proportion.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries received, and
all orders addressed to us will meet the most prompt and
''A'e'''A' "''''' b. FAME e. co. Managers,
je 80 Richmond, Va
VVNR CARNCROSS FAMILY ,graleful for the
II liberal patronage extended to them on their for
mer visits to Richmond, respectfully announce two OF
their pleasing and moral entertainments at ODD FELL
LOWS HALL, on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
July LIST and I'd, 1885, consistin OF Songs, Duets,
Tros and Quartettes, with Piano. Violin and Guitar
accomplishments, nterspersed with Dancing, ankee
delineatons, &c. je 2s-3t@
" ANTED, a good Cook, Washer and Ironer.
w well recommended. Apply at the
MethopiSt Book Concern,
lie 2S-3* 167 NJ ain street.
NOR SALE-A good DRAY and two well broke
Il MULES, with harness complete, and license to LIST
Also for hire careful DRIVER for the balance of
my 81 JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
WHEAT WANTED-We wish to purchase
W 5000 bushels o, prime white Wheat and 5000
do do red do, delivera BILE in July
je99 RANKIN & wHITLOCK.
ERENCH WINES, I5RANDIES, &o.-Now'
H. in the Custom House, received direct from the i'm
porters-
Old and very superior Pale Brandy, celebrated
Brandy Wine" brand
"Olard Dupuy & Co" old dark, 81. Hennessy," &c.
in quarter pipes
1870 boxes finest delicate Claret Wines assorted
brands, and equal to any ever offered in this
market
rs cases "Haut Sautern,' or White Wine, decate
and superior quality
10 baskets choice Champagne, in quarts and pints.
For sale by
je2s CHAS T. WORKMAN & co.
IME.-sOO bbls fresh East Thomaston Lime
Ia daily expected per schr John, and for sale by
je 90 RANKIN & WHITLOCk.
U OW PRICED LAWNS.-Snl on hand some
HI very pretty low priced Lawns. say from cd up.
je 20 J. G. CHENE Y opposite Depot.
EMBROIDERE MUSLINS.-A very pretty
IL lot Embroidered Musns colored dots for sale at
je 80 CHENERY'S Opposite Depot.
"a FOR RENT, The large and commodous
E@ store and dwelling, No, SO Main street, few
doors above l4th street For particulars enquire on
the premises. Possession given Immediately.
ie 99--tf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

UNIVERSITY OF PENNsyLyANA.--Dr. Joseph Carson
has been elected to the chair Of Materia Medica va
Gated by the transfer of DR. Wood that of the Prac
lice oil Medicine.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

ARRIVED,
Schr Tunis de Pew, White, Albany.
Schr VIM H. MAILER. Price. New York.
SAILED,
Brig Richmond, Mckenzie. Portland.
Schr Ashland, Sadler, Baltimore.
Schr Mary Matt, Smith, New York.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, tor July, will
be issued on Monday next. the first day Of July
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY.

S4U,OU0, T5,OOU, 7.5UU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 20, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, July 9th, 1850 IS numbers
l0drawD.
CAPITALS:
prize ',...s4eo 600 % prize of..s5 goo
l.. do. ......... 500 lis. do ...... 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters2 so.
Certificate of package of Wholes $3.50. Shares in
proportion.
$4,000! $4,000, !! II ,OOO!M
Susquehanna Lottery, Class 32-to be drawn at Bal
timore, on Wednesday July TO- IS nos, IA drawn.
CAPITALS.
! prize Of: $4,000 oee........... $4,000
of. ..... 20 COG of .... 1900
Of ....... | 900 90 of......... 1850
Of ....... 5495 20 of............. $50
Tickets $40, halves S, quarters So
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

New York, June 27.-Arrived, schrs. William and
Mary, and New York, from Richmond
HOLMES HOLE, June 24.-ln port, schrs Richmond,
from Thomaston, for Richmond; |. 0 O. F., do. do,
and Pawrucket from Richmond for New York.
Goose RIVER, June 2l-Sailed schr. New Delight,
Richmond 18Th schr. Georgiana, do.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
s33, 900! $4,000. !! II, 600 . !!

Susquehanna Lottery, Class 32-to be drawn at Bal
tmore, on Wednesday July TO- IS nos, IA drawn.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

nIGa WATER AT O'clock, "a. M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

ED EFRIG ERATORS.-A supply OF small
Ia low priced Retrigerators, Just received at
10 % L. GINTER,S 73 Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-29

$4,000 captal-S25O 900 in IS prizes of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class N, to be drawnIn
Baltimore on Saturday July 10 10 numbers 70 drawn.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
Lard on ana Turpsntine.

have been intersected this week with On
acconn, in your paper, Of some sxpsriments
made by Professor Ln,tsad, with lard and sos.
in, and having made some experiments Of the
same kind about q month or two sgo, | thought
| would send you the result. I toek Of lard
oil two parts, and Of soft, or what 10 called
ro1gi, tnrpen,ine, one part, and placing them
over q slow fire, they united easily. | then
filled common glass lamp, such a. oil 10 burn.
ed in. 1t gave au excellent iislG. and burned
freely from dark until the next morLing, with.
out gcng ont. The only di8iSpl,y " using It
IN common lamps is, that il smokes a1ittls, ma
king /, offensive in a tight room. think, with
lamp such a, is used for camphene. With
glass chimney and heater, such - 10 ussd 10
lard lamp', il would be useful improve emens, and
make cheap light. Two gallons lard oil would
cost aout 81 %, and one gallon soft turpen.
tine about II or IS cehts, so that the cost Of
the composition would bs not more than 30 crnts
per gallon, and | think it would be equal so
lamp oil costing one dollar. hope come Of yous
lamp makers will try the experiment, and oon-
s,ruct lamp, suitable to burn the composition.
Dollar .Ncwspnpey.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

when ct length she fell into troubled slumber
strange dreams visited her pillow of lonely cas-.
ties haunted ,by skeletons; with but solitary
ray to light their drcar abode. Then she would
De suddenly waited away 10 some strange land
where bright and happy faces fitted around her
amid all the luxury and enjoyment that sleeping
fancy could arouse.
| Notwithstanding her broken slumbers. Luui.
"a was nstir long before any other individual a.
bout the house save the crrand boy. She felt
constant dread of meeting her guardian, which
made her heart beat violently ut every football
that met her ear. But she had firmly resolved
that be the consequence what it might .h,
would no, be forced to any measure that hei
judgment condemned.
As Louisa anticipated, she was asked var
ETY. of questions concerning her new ncquaint-
ancc, when she was summoned 10 remove the
breakfast things; and the scene wound up by hel
receiving positive orders not to speak to Henry
Wilson again under penalty Of severe punish
ment. While To give their severity plausible
cooring, they had represented him as a low
base villain who was seeking her ruin. Al,ho
she did not believe il, yet there was something
so reasonable in such conclusion that it made
a deep impression upon her mind. She had
penetration enough 10 discover that his intelcc
tnal acquisitions were far superior to her own.
and that he had been we'll bred if not highly ed
ucs,ed. She could discover nothing which
placed him on an equal footing with herself save
his diess. But he had not mentioned his CIR
cums.ances TO her, pr his future prospects, fat .
ther than that he thought of purchasing a small
farm in the country.
Not word, or act, had escaped him 10 arouse
suspicion that his motive IN visiting hrr was not
Of The pnrest kind. Although poor orphan,
thrown 7enniless upon the world in her earliest
iol,ucy, and compelled to toll necessarily Cor
hef food. aud n scanty supply of clothing, yet
she possessed natural dignity of ch,racte-,
which raised her mind above the degrading in.
ilnrnces OF her station. Her spirit, although
considerably subdned, had not been broken; and
often while casting her eye to he future, she
imagined she conld see better days in store for
her; and it would not be surprising if her late
acquaintance with Henry Wilson had no, revi.
we'd tho'r pleasing aniicipations in all their
briliancy. The unlooke'l.ior blow which her
guardian had now gwen To her brigh, hopes.
would have crushed one of less moral irmness;
hut she felt assured there was One above who
had promised To be father TO the iatherless,
and who would not iorsake her in her most try
ing hour.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
Air.Exhausted Collins.

Among the inventions offered at the fair
Of the American Institute, now open 1T ".
York, and also a, the recent fair at Boston
was the "air.cXhausted metallic coffin
which, as it appears by the testimony OF the
persons who are full y entitled to he believed
has preserved the dead from the time ot its
invention, nearly three years, apparently
unchanged. Only short time ago :he
body OF child which had been KEEP, in n
vault in Greenwood cemetery for two years
and four months in one otthese collins, was
examined, and il was discovered that the
countenance had undergone no change
whatever. To all appearance the body
was in the same state it was when placed
in the coffin, and the wreath of flowers a.
round the head rs fresh and beautiful as
they were the moment they were placed
there. The New York correspondent o.
the Boston Post says this invention has ex
cited the attention OF scientific men, and il
really regarded as one OF the most wonder
1 ful discoveries Of the present age. Its ex
treme simplicity is what increases the sur
prise. The coffin is made off combination
Of various indestructible metals, impervou
to the air, and after the body Is placed il
the coffin, the air is exhausted, by means q
/, an air pump, as far as can be done wi,hou
| collapsng the coffin. 1t Is supposed TIM
! bodies thus enclosed will remain unchange
to all appearance, ior any length Of time.
:. The present Dumtor of post mslresse
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

81 have no objection to the house and furni.
ture, but the husband shall Decline"
"Bnt you must take all or none" ".'
" Then shall refuse ALL" This was apo.
ken so decidedly that's caused Mr.. Langley To
twi,eh nervously in bis seat.
Not so fast girl" he Kissed; remember /,
is in my power To make you accept all, espec-
tally the husband. But will give you twenty.
four hours to think Of il; but on your peril do
not attempt to leave the house, or speak to any
one upon the subject, or tie consequence bs
upon Your own head.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Written for the Western Union.
Patrick Henry.
by AMERICUs.

Henry, the Forest Born Demoshencs,
Whose thundcrs shook the Philip ofthe seas.
.age Of Bronze.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-11-28

The present numtor of post mislresse'
in the United states IS ejghty:onc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03
From the New York Tribune.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT

AS We 60 to press wo are informed
that the sailing off the steamship Pa.
cific has been attended with a most
calamitous accident, resulting in loss
OF life, but to what extent it is not as.
certained.
Our informant states that as the
steamer was backing out of her
berth, the tide swayed her around,
driving her UP against the dock, and
causing the guards to catch upon the
ewes of the shed adjoining.
The shed was torn down with a
tremendous GRASSLAND here o scene
Of the greatest CONSERVATION ensucd.
There were several hundred pco.
pie under the shed, and at the mo.
ment the crash commenced general
panic took place. Many persons in
their fright jumped overheard into
the river. Some were rescued, but
how many were drowned, our report
or has not been able yet to ascertain.
Two men were crushed to death
in mos. horrible manner, by the iall.
ing beams, under the shed -
Nomes unknown. One an elderly
man, the other about 90 or %
The shricks and groans Of the
wounded were most awful. 1t is i'm.
possible - ascertain how many were
wounded, but the number we hear is
very great.
The steamship has badly damaged
wheels, and other Of her out works.
The guard which was nearest to the
wharf IS broken to pieces.
The Pacific, Of course, has not rail.
ed. She will have to stay here for
repair.
The greatest excitement prevails
IN the neighborhood Of the dock.
Thousands Of people are gathered in
that vicinity. DepIorable as the
catastrophe is, there are a thousand
rumors afloa! making it more than it
really is.
+. S.-Since writing the above.
We have been informed that two more
bodies have been recoyered-making,
30 far, four in all.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

Ely 4 mother who was in tic hab
!, Q: asking her children before they
retired at nigh, What they had done
during the day 10 make others hal,oy
found a young twin daughter silent.
The elder ones spoke Of deeds and
dispositions founded on the golden
rule do unto other as you would
they should do unto you" Still the
little bright face MAS bowed down in
silenee. The question MAS repeated,
and the dear l,,lc child said ,l,niily;
"A little girl who sat near the on the
bench t. school, had los, baby broth.
or all the time studied her lessor,
she hid her face in her book and cried
! felt 50 sorry that laid my face on
the same book and cried with her. -
Thea sic looked up ani put her arms
around my neck, bu, do 10, know
Why she said Lad done her - much
cool.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03
TliE GREAT Gt'NfOWbEK EN
fLnSlDS AT BESAKES, ~
III

Wr SIC ,n,l.i.teti to firy fpv,s
ilst,. E~i. formerly O. ,his citf. io'
y COMMUNICATION -,,in- IN account ~
the terrific conto~der explosion
vt,sI o.carrc,l 80 May last a, H.
aai.s cliy situated 90 he Ganscs
! Z ,"s'la,s.ips a ,sIu!strh Of about
10000 Mr.. Hat, as &c ha,'
hsrttoiyFe stated, .s CoadJ'.;or e ,h,
i.ae'.s,i Calicgc ls< ,tcd ~ ,ha, CITY
.-Tlnr,i bs,sts. luadei with IL
tn, Of ,.eoEv~der belonging 10 Ii,
"pl.iish Government. hauled up fol
;be n'.hi at Ral- chat. in the suburb,
ieut II Eve u4,lcs north Of tie ci,y
-ai +. spne asy FIRE was comnuics
Le,i t. one 81 the boats, aud Dea,l
al the r9sder on the ,i.riy boa,s
eApI,lcd 1t Le,ns Wednesday Ma
!, says the wr,,er.) | ven, ia ,h'
evening, As USUAL. 10 RAJ CHA, 10 din'
s.'a Dr. u. Abpu, 10 o clock, l lcii
lps home III my carriage, but when =
boa, !alf All bour on the road. wa
rnsis,d aud thrown into a co,nplet
hes.iderncn, by n report, followed b.
cosenssion. which i. would have,
i~cu Gi'iicnlt to take for any Tin;
but 4 preliminary 10 doonslay. Mex
iaocn.as a, sunrise | was a, the Chat
where | behold a spectacle CALCULATED
to give one very good conception o.
battle Geld, with all sor:s Of horror
snpetadded. One hundred and eight
cen houses, including the new hotel
lay PROSTATE with the ground, ~hiI'
dead and dying, in numbers apparcn
us beyond computation, and mangled
and mutilated IN every manner con.
eeisatlc, were scattered in all direc
tons. /; is estimated that from 20N
10 1000 persons Icrisled ipstantan
eou,ly. There we're tu, few Europe
ana among them. however. The
corrscs were collected and burnt IN
hcars Of 100 each. On visiting the
house where | had spent the evening
before. found it heap Of ruins. -
Ny friends fortunately escaped un.
hatmed. II at tho time Of the ex.
llos'on had been passing ia the
ioa,l only few hundred yards from
my friends house, il is impossible to
say What would have been my fate.
The effects Of the conclusion were
sncl, that windows we're broken, doors
aug,. open, and tiles thrown of Of
roofs Al the distance Of thirty miles
from the boats. kaj CHAT, | should
inform YOU, 10 a quay or loading place
close to which is . considerable ele-
Walton Of ground, on which several
houses tcnan,cd by Europeans are
situated. These houses, though up
wards Of $500 feet from the river side =,
we're shattered to Iieces. The other
houses destroyed were inhabited By
naases. Several scions Of the royal
house Of Delhi we're killed"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

BArARD TaYLoR's PRizg Sox0.--
There is line in this song which i,
no, precisely understood by many
readers; j, Is the second Of ,le coup
let,
49, E1pss e's-.lsAs.. kils.ta.'s -. sr.s,t
has ss~s 's 'l~ "sf-ss' ia tAis.sy Of gvid--
Tia, !, refers TO California one
readily pcrceises, tu, the figure is
no, 80 far fetched" for nothing. -
From the forth SADIE O! San Francisco
looking out to the Ocean, oae sees al
sunset the rays streaming in gorgeous
rIaendor through the narrow entrance
up the Bay Of san Franeisco-eaac,i,
no through gateway whose frame
work is Of solid gold, The view Of
sunset, as thus seea is described BIZ
all uho have VISITED. "El Dorado" a,
one Of true inaguiGceace IN. Y.
Adv.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

~ tetaas A. itnfsrtaut sunc,sra ia tss
.res'A Il so-sis. 40 i1J'al.i'y sn5~n
> a,tIsi effsrinent. H. Short, ;he
~or4l q. ~icnce ~ fssi Il csrssas
fss,s. sa,a t.sa -rleo' = roe,ry u ~
ga. Many at ,n.sIlee, usas wastes
ia appt ~ tryh,less mon,a! sreeu
!A'.er.s on ks'ets l'ie assay ~ shc &c
,s'Al Il trashy ls.ess, voelt h,.d q
res dtnsh, 10 hac,n. the s9,.ei
~esAns ,s"oe~s~~ 81 .s."re. And
earn nrvgcs, rc,H n,ns Saiarc, &
s1Hto a.gre's Sui."
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03
fa the tierali.


onee more Is hail, thee, O,tch,r'
Thoa month Of all months The most .irsay
ny WY '"ics and Thy garments 40 tvl ~.
FuN we'll d. knew 4 eu art he-r
Va ss~s.s at al ,a~s&hs tb~ xs~vs a~ese
The leaves With uhieh Snmmcr did robe her
Are c'tmsoa and ysiles ard sore.
Al night rcnnd our deso'Ne dwe,irr.
Thy '"'ce, dcrp aud sol,m., ! bear,
Anl that 'o'cr, to ,ay heart - Ger telling.
VI ths teh = long Vanished year.
o. monih OF all heaib, the most ,ircst'
inc winds ~ III" Autumn a'e kNeii,ng
U,r the ~, ~ tia, no ~, 70 ms, er, es,.
poo
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03
Fs5-our friend aRd brother John.

FsJ-our friend aRd brother Johns
Of the Autosraph and Rema, kerr i.
again down upon US in rriya,c
note IN resa9d 10 our remissncss in
making a proper exchange.
Nov as to the querie, rut to US BY
brother Johns, We can answer them
al IN gross and as be wishes u,
'o' to answer ''snaplish" NC will say
N I've shai! Al all :i,n:s &c happy 10
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-03

fkAtps os THr Rr,rNtl. Mr.
Secretary Cor~iu has addressed n
letter 10 the Presi,icn, Of ;he Senate
Ia reply 70 the resolution Of tina, bod,
calling On him 10 repor, upon the inca
sures tina. have been adopted TO IRE,
ven, frauds upoa TIC retenuc SINCE
the passsse q the &C, .. 1916, AMI
'ss result. q those measures.
Mr.. Cois.n sh,cys lu,g al elabsi