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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
BniIdsrs. This TT1v.

'llf- ullpefStSslel lntorns the citizens ef JeffF
= SON ClafSe snd the surrounding counties thas
re- Sill aco,stinnfs. The CARPENTERING BUSIA.
Nt.aS ~ III rs sFaiehes and varieties Hariag
pad some astenasa % the study 81 Architecture b
V prepared fot models and drafts fer ans Kind
OF woFkpeffAia$ Ia lis line fpeI;noI rt,stSl
by his lone atlenfa u the n.Srs,,if s
TASTE and crafty e eve Il ire ms 4
He will nndeFsske ne erefi,,n IL ~
nidingstfon &c II ~ M 49,
birtle and upcS terms sach ~ naust proye saags
factory 10 al cort5s.Tuea 7.f Cd !,
Persons Who rtss y have WINK II NJ In.
snerhuHY uesired " give him call at bis shap fca@
meff occupied III Nh Nah Afxsrs htre 1900
e0niTacIs III oiheK sIaafters - q III
Letters aaafeS M ii him Al shar,estavrn rtes1,a
sssih eouhty va is he proc,I ap,,a y. 49,
apy pan az Ehe ersatry. s ss s
Feb. 8 lal9---I:ss. . WV a SUpDlTH. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
D. y! shipleyF& Co.,
MER OF ANT TATT.naH.

no 503 Bsiisqs srrt third depS ises nj Li6ettp III
BALTIMORE Nh.
IN EEP - conSfspil M pn banda general assortment
IN pf REA ID 81 VA IfErCLO ZIfIN0 al s,iI,erier
quality iwh5lesaGs and lstail 4
September ia. 4Sig+lIY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

IT Rich specimens Of ore from the Cola
Mines, ii Buckingham oouEsy. n this State
were exhibited in the. Hall Of the House az
Delegates, on Monday. There we're also eold
bars Of the value of six thousand dollars
smested 1T the mines iii tllst conn ls.ll1f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
= - r. !" : \ I'1T4sF NkNDobFH D. LAND
Rasldaiph & ItatInser.

-T4 sd e f1KIt TK TsNII NTI4NEE1HLt T#1
81 y !lITctr1lE7 OfI EraHa {3IsIA ME sBBs
~. 62 S EyuFTtH Street (lpo9ly's HAalf a EelsG
.!docSs soulh Of Pratt stfrei E
lsALTlMoRE, Mp4
j REFkR -oF- Thomat Rutherford, Esq
Richard Daifidld, Esq, i.A
SAMUEL Cameron, Eat H#
Baltimore Jtg5 ~, lsl9-Gm f8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
REMEMBER THE PoOR.

{ 4 +. T..
Not as We fear some do, to contrast their
conditioner luxurious case and opulence,
with that of The needy and destitute, but Re
member the Poor in spirit of generous sym
pathy, WHICH inanifests itself by deeds of chart
ity Heztends the6elping hand gives aid and
comfort wherever. pa;yation and want are
known
The season Is now upon us when, If ever,
the poor suffer The'resources Of another
earth" are dried up Winter, cold, cherries
winter, has locked in bis icy embrace tie late
productive koil, and all is barrenness and
desolatinn So it may be with some whose
hearts but resently leat high with joyous
hope and competency, and comfort Are
there those among us who now feel the want
Of the necessaries Of life ?---if SO, let them be
sought out, and their wants supplied No
one can be impoverished by giving, OF enrich
ed by Withholding. Let those who know il
npt, learn now that s.itis more blessed to give
thansto receive MaFtias5urg Gazette.
HI -t- lY><se>JSs--------
THE Pooh BOYS COLLEGE e The print
ing Office, says the New York Globe,h has
indeed proved j better college to many poor
boy--llas graduated more useful and conspic-
uous momhers Of fsociety-ha matured more
Intellect and turned it into practical, useful
channels awakened more mind, generated
more active and elevated thought than any
Of theliterarT colleges Of the country. How
many adroDe has passed through these col
leges! with no tangible proof Of his fitness
other than lis inanimate piece Of parchment,
himself more inaAinats than his leathern d.
pEoma There Is something in the very at
ln0sphere Of a printing Office calculated to
awaken the mind and inspire thirst of
Knowledge. a boy whb commences in such
a school will have his talents brought out !;
ifhe had no mind to be drawn out, the boy
himself will Be driven out
"a LEGisL ALIVE JcKE e Some Of the mem
bers of the Alabama House Of Representa-
tiveswere anxious to attend the races last
Tuesday week. But the House refused to ad-
journ A member then proposed a resolu-
tion for the appointment Of a committee to
inquire into the condition Of the ceiling Of
THE Hall, which, as he had been informed BY
q mechanic. was in 50 dangerous state that
twas unsafe 70 stay there The House inn
mediately Adjourned some to the races
and the committee found the ceiling ali
right
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

H Beauty eventually deserts its posses
scr, put virtue and talents accompany him
even to the grave. s9r ,i..S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

THUS suhscsihets III addition 10 their stock Of
- taslsbfaies WINES: Imported hy the late s.
iesss smith, Gre now 4iRg direct from Messrs.
sTSewtsn, Get39n, Coss5n a5cu. DC Madeira, Sc
serlce A CHOICE lgskNh Els oi heir own i'm pofta-
ssgtens Nnsng which mat pe enBmsrated as follows
10 srs'rs<ks lofths saeki Old I.ondoa Particu-
e = Se,sws- lar Madeira.
fhas, II Of saH Reserve Madeira Of the
~. CASKS, 81 ysntageeI 1898.
4 Sss casks. (of ssh pldl Baal Madeira.
3 lssaf. casks 81 the rsEkEsl tHre Grape Juice
y fsse Vines have sseen s8lecied with the utmost
b afA1id atttnlion wlest view l0.snslain the high
sAEd ,5Itsefvct fepusasfea which de Wines 81 he
u hoss House enisf arz khn e safely recommended
ihose who are ss$ psFticular ia placing the
:1esE finest Mines uposf lAeiS tahleS.
e Ssft40MAS s. DYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
ass, % &c Ell I.aal AEadeira.
q. Wa IS d SMITH,
FOUNDERS And aiAcHINlsTs,


VIA Arrtfit'R ofdef4 ',f lsgh and low pressure
49, S1sEAAf EN6akEA .S1oam BeiisrS and
81 kVa sfk Afsski sste ea ~ linds Nil Hard
Id icfekxtk 1aE sn<f 1lsi Rpilts and az sih<r
.Syls,lss an lDani lgsf -, 0rkamentaf Raii-
Is4sE$s fsik acrpts & QaE elis
& yfissx Keep % hand md :tof sale. McCUmick
.79{~aff, fErebune and PLOUGH CAST
xNSsa Spoaf SHOES aBA SSH Weighs fof build
,SFS Fife Bstek oi snrlpF qS1litys English refined
hi and Amsrican Bar Non 3ztqualizy
4 ~ r4iaabls nssottfiient III GenkSsg Raftsns
alG$s1 ~ stiEm oilers y ksndutemens % persons
* repa MILLS % give them 4 all
shcl plea2 - lhe1tsesss tuF furnish Castings. sc
III AiSlIs nlfH dihef psfpascsao f a. good QUALIFY
III Oh q ce1soaahin SSSns ~ can BE obtained ii
~ seSis q he eeqiAsy. lPFinsed Isis of theiI
$efilss falleSns WI alsAisAee On application
n. n Tbs sreal Aelugsi 40 transportation VII
Ii nAds n lie inAllS md fsemenfz which k&kr,
sinS y lAe.s dispessss ii..peizee ps eslsblisaG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

AT down east editor saws NOTHING I
warmer thana warm ardent kiss from one NE
love- unless It is molasgcs This IS corrobo-
rated By the following couplct from i srnn
Juliet to Romeo:
Enduring as life IS nv love for Won s4
As sWeetas molasses and as sticky too = q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

Cato said, The best way to keep
good acts ID memory, Is 10 refresh them With
now
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

When woman ioseth her good name she
can get i back again. Spch is precisely
the casecvish dog made into sausages-Le
is gone forever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

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hssr~ kn.s. 49,
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81 ANNN MZ-A IKE TX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Tnrner q Mn,,ge,

VINO s. kL E EAEERs
TN PAPER III ;s.IE descriptions, Pfibtint, andWT;.
! IL ting Inks, RsaaehIng Powders Russia SKINS
&C. Cash raid HI Rags. IT
No 81 S5utlES'harles Street. Baltlmone iii
April30. hSit4-ly. .I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

CrEi9rs WoRp.-A correspondent has
sentus for publication and translation the
following curious word, which be assures
us Is perfectly gennines and was once
employed ih the vocabulary Of a certain
Indian tribetin tbe State Of massachusetts,
Occtsaiscooogtrcsc oearaetcacAeecaslaae 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
ANDRIA TRADE.


~ k9r &c EF4INs y bke knsrn toessntfy hi<f-
49, sss9 81 ~ :ssg e. J. s =,
~. Mn fo41 - ioses1. th<n regular Fsli sa,rlF
#GAQ<EtI HH II hit6 = tlsmaaflY large aid Il.
5fs.is fqtloNfe ssiieies eqnpIlse : pe1liot II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

I p iipxes Maecafoni
50 boxes Rack Cardy
10 Gases preserved Ginger
- hstt aid bxa ssI n on
III bosses Cobb, Mad 400,
ard ilafe's brands c.
sendislf Tobaceo
100 hss rs t3s. and to- do
80 hxs 8 and s. do
5 barrels Bladder snaG
% kEs Carrots Ssotrh do
~ 600 Le Norma aud L.e
sE.a - 4f.l $500 's.s.-
=. 600 haif spanih segnYs
5000 American ~
10 reams let and I'd qlrsli-
lies Cap Paper
80 do DO Letter Paper
so Teams double and single
Wrapping Paper
1000 sacks Fine and Ground
Alum SnlI M
40 kegs Alum. Brinlstope,
Indigo. Salaraius. Sail
petre and Nader
20 bbls Eog~oed
=
20 cakks I.lnsced Oh
4O'casks LANG, Oil
l36 casks 1raj1 Oil
|I50 pounds Bar Lead
5 casks Putty
% barrels Lamp Black
800 dox Mason and stakes
Backing
40 dozen Painted Buckets
- nests Iron Bound Tubs
/. - boxes ground Pepper
70 kegs itszani's Powder
50 kegs blasting doF
w pouptfs Mace LIpres
aud Nlitmegs
20 kegs Kace and ground
Ginger ~
10 mats Cinnamon
pnd 10 a Grocery Store.
# the abosSe having been !
advance ID prices, places
fom psste with anyTaf The
Respectfully solicit a call
gains as i il their ioten
Iements Than ever. The
lhle order offers great in
e wayIof transportation.
ElGH, BRO. 81 90.
b 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Flan Z and Hoop E1oIes q

IN hand ana SFs sAie III 81 Seasoned ptast
~ and Hssp Efss F4DTFNNiNGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

~ s. your Ia&tn and Corn.
{ ~ ItNkzI z<.1t.asa &c leck Lasks. Thssp alb
81 ia e q F Fi,:ss ' \ ca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

4 DEsTRue4ies Or CosTLY BaIDGE We re-
greet to learn that tile Stone bridge over Lit
lie River, which Lad been nearly completed
81 the LoEnIsa Railroad Company, fell sun
day aftrrnpop,in consequence il is supposed,
of defective materials used in its eoustruc-
ton. This bridge Had been constructed over
Little River, II i point about three miles
east Of the yunctionr-was 30 feet span and
f4 feet riso Ind IS supposed To have cost a.
bout sIs 900 Richmond Tins,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

H NJ hat, indeed, does not the word
cheerfulneSs imply2 1t means eontented
spirit, itmehns pure heart, itmeans kind
and loving disposition, it means humility and
charity IL means a generous appreciation Of
Others, apd 4 modest opinion Of self Stupid
people, people whoido not know how to laugh,
are always Hompous and zsclfteoneeited, that
Isl blgoted THAT j. cruel, that is, ungentle,
unclaritable, uhchristain. Pencil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03

10 Al writer Of a modern book Of travels,
relating the particulars of his being cast away,
thuslcohcludes
Afaer having walked eleven hours with
out having tracked the print Of human foot.
70 my great comfort and delight, saw man
hanging upon gibbet; my pleasure at the,
cheering prospect was indispensable, for il
convinced me that was IN civilized eoun-
try
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
HIP. FuLING, ~. D.
!. WILSON. ". ID.
Ri B. BRIGGS. nj. D.
PIH. ELNlENDORF III. D

Aekzra-- Reddinx 4 ca, No. ) Stntestreet and
Mn Z KidEer, No lee Conrtstrekt BOSTON; Samuel
kidder JE. IoWeas Henry Frat Salem; James n 1
0reen Worcester, Allis6n 4 fsanlt Ccnccrd j.
Beleh Son fpgidenct; and by Druggists and Nlsrs
eAantz eenerAllY throughout the rnited States WEI
Indies IND he canad.s.
s9 Ws1salx and Rtta7 Akfais fsr Hf<pef
E,ry, ". R0BINSoys. HOLLAND.
An suss 9. 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-03
Rheulnatisu,a.

IL /.4 M B3afkNelFg IFIand, Stpt. Il Is4I.
DR. g. p TdrSsENp--Dear Sir i have suffered ter.
fbiy for nine years with the heumatism considers
bic IL the time could not eaf sleep or walk had
ths utmost distressing pains end my limbs were ter
rbly swollen have used uur bottles Of your Sarsa-
parilla Rnd they have done me more than one thou
sand dollars worth Of good Am 10 much better-in-
4se tliis for the benefit OF the afflicted.
/ Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
OBRIEN ON HATS

When the distant hiil ihe l0rily stag sppesn
Add hsgh IN AR hs branching enlers fets,
The huntsmans cry resounds, and 10 his opening Gail
The Yelling PACK respond-
Tray SUeeiheqrt Blgnohe the httis dogs and all
~ And why. M the dsIls name, shouldn't hey do si
samei Sure ne heir nature and they cant help H. and b
he Moses lnsy tho Lord forgive FOR swesren'l u
enough 10 spoil The tle patience bs granted to OBya
he cssbyut,d SecoHdhdHd hIis Ofninst Fulton 1Lgyksf
he dirty o.ses guards that nhsbs Broadway ard 10.
hlthy puTius ACHING up such bloody about their
worthless > 81 aHd - Has Now the rsspec tabe czen
can with small inconvenience, bsrrln he ~ SIX
pense, step into Fuon Omnibus and by stopping a.
OBsieE extssirs I'd Haf st4nd get himself fitted
Hat u aay Jg.AI from he pnee Of GoHay cOwnwards
thai ~ rs iasys Will refec! ma good oosa
eoansenaDce ike looking glass and Will vearsure Il
viii wear tA 10 our, pfoyidn s~sys thai us not
that pfedeAuseHt when be tAkes H.
So come soog, u,en, one and all
The big and lliie, shOn and AL.
and bay Raf % sDii your phiz
efore The Price VI Hats 10 M
For surely Us hat HaiI, las STOCKS.
Must nse beresfn DE btosss 81 kAor
And also tother tso~ GSan,
Who says his bAde ~ Iust beg nan,
All likewise, TOO, fts great n b
OBries's Hat .ill bal- al ihses
on szy sne pleasant nornin all Ia the sweet snn .ann
nosth Of Asy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
Philadelphia Markets stocks.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
D., ,,.v. ,,,,, 1,h,,r.t,. N.,.,

PHli ApELrEt, THURSDAY. Mach No.
The CorroS market continues leo ard he
ions unimpouAnL purchasers eneuy oder prices
below the of tle holders Ther h@iieF 'crinc
u the vs. OUR Market ant upward III 3. 40 hhs mixed
straight brands sold Yesterday "a to-day for ship
- per Dbl udng some IA ncasicr County ol
better brand a. 80 Fnr ci'y ccusgr ruou there asn
inquiry. and prces range fDm 20 s7t tor com
mon and select brands ard ~llt =, RVF FioVR
steady demand. and several hundr barrels sod ~
81, including some al superior quaint a. high rate
CoEN MFAl : dan az So Pea lhl
There ism0re inquiry Tor NiEAr snd 1000 ecu bush
es good snd pume red sold al 10 ~ IA. aud white 1t
) lodSl - per bushe Rvs scafcs CosN-R pts
noderar but they ahout ellS Go the demand. sales
% 5000 400 bushels yellow 3 cents afOa and
delivered from the Al II cents cargo Of good S,uih
sod cents 5onO bushels inferior 81
per busheL QUERctrsoN BAsK continues iu de
mand AMI further sales OF No have been maie ~ %
per WHISKY IN bhs IS IN steady demand ~ = GO MIS-
hhds dull Al . eta.
SALES o. slocNs -FVn BoDd 5000 stats b. %; :
s. 80 do =. 81 Grard Bank III o. Peunsy wanna BsS
no, $50 Lehgh MIA b9ii Ches and Del Cana, ~ 3
Sloo North America ms IS 81 ooO Morris Canal Bonds, H.
u p Ncksbureh ia Sis23 Texas Registered Notes 81
1918 do. 5000 lo2s s Rama
- do 3, - Mechanics Bank. ~ SRi Lehgh interest,"
y, slp0 Union Canal Isl S3S< do l34 sbWe Reading
Mig Bonds. ~. 500 Morris Canal. III. Philadelphia
and Trenton 49, s. 90 Sus QuehsnDs Canal Bonds, 81
10 North American BanS, 1871 Susquehauns Canal IS!
Second B0lyd-A7 Girsrd Bank IA $500 City Is 70
100, go Morris Cana, ny ~ Dc. ut so Union Canal
l5i o0 Reading RR ~ So do. 2t 5000 Susquesnna
Canal BIDS 6lt 5000 sch Nav o. lineres' on 81 100
.Susquehanns Canal, lsl, Il Mechanics Bank N 81
ouisyile Bark, 100 10 Sch Nav ls{ Peunsylvs MA bx
70; SL2O0 Hsrsourgh RR slI 81 100 per cen, Bonds
veg siered 81, So do Notes o. 3 600 do 10 per ceuI
BonGs, do. 81 900 L. : TTcss Notes, ll2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

oftse alienation u tbe peope q ne two sections hs
Uis1e1 esuilerr1 % underlined esrh oiser lie ye17
70 10 rnza r. h. srsch1sul z1c lo7e for DE Cofs- 2
iu he VOID sar thsf 10 SogtCs- rto az sac ~
-d .ay ne ~ ne T-o1. BOW s11 frreFe-. "a 1l-f
crcailssaoes q more dangerous o. ne p-ooe y l
ss1,s 1sn nos- o. 30 A. % op-n ios-i, Pc 80 49,
Isrs rls Nashville Corvenuoa can -sso.Fe ~ ~
Il csnnol u .-osea in a. -fli q p5-.d - - =
t.-s A ~ CatJ1- tsT. If1d-T -cr-- - - ~
sta,pe1 he s0-rT % 49, sore Ec1 - $3.50
c1lca a. wdai Les lo4zat ~as ~ owe of-1ca
mo; Pr5vsc ~ co-..4e-ed Uas 6lf-rc- TIE N'I-- -
;tev dare 11t pass d. i1. uev rert b do le salr =
r -n1rher r. r. eras s1r-e1 hy N'rt1efn - -.
80. ead a. i<e c1-e-.or. ard rriaers o. ihs Coas.
ao1 lat 'ho1i re r.arsll@ei = tne Consi 81
80 70 ..-ss 49, =. ,-s -, -sese ssrsa-
te-- are 70, s1Hc.s1t be- pa4l.-c more . Oil. .-.,
VI McCLrzssxr ILocof q l-.tro--l ~ ~ =
Vne.hsr you a. & solIer1 mar intend " go y -
Slence 70 cause zoe -1-i1-rr STATS = ,-
l1e .on Z ne Cors.I--rou - ~. 49, ..--
NJ N,esr-f ~ =ye 'a@ s-zrs1'srs p ~ %
are suaesa' Tne .e., ls. -, r.. ~ -
81 McCIEssaso--H 7v can ne a9-nns o. lo'
49, -rr tr slaui 70 ne Court and sad
~ 49,. en-. -srt.es of r. Corst-'1r a1r sfcie--
- N-CLrEv.vu inquired what a. DE .-ss Nas aifi.
~ Noasr req e-. lecslse ge- "i-n ID ctes.e ~
- We st- rot 20 i-sF- The lynr1- J'i Cd li- you
NJ McCIfsx4sD-Yc. .sid ma, me Vino. Pr7Tso
~, M~eSg Er,ouiale-B1ta rose hy lay orler ns-e
- ,-eiI a. 81 eet re believed ifsi under ths Ccn-
100, ,sffcs fe vas ing zho@ b.. ne South have
me rh % l.ke slaves sog Of 81 " MAJ ne ionsF HeA
-; - tr,e-ro.fs no prevention % IS ne r.ht OF ne
American ,0 20 ard have HE properly PROTECTED j l''.
-,,-f h. rsrlr,ea1 bv preamble declaring ne Tern
tor n1rs free and thai properly couc not % here DE- "ss
wiling To- dissolve h. Union TIE continual sgitai0r
Of ms question WI. o. --fef A. nisni i''o"s aa
about dissolution The South VII never he ssl-ne1 until
thew can taEe their wherever fT please un hey
arc prohibited by he Sovereign Power
A MEMrER rc1srxec-Ii.s A. svA
M H0RsE-We don, admit Il = j. o. 10 IS zone of
your business Slavery the contrary. - the Freae-i
+ essag ever voachssid 20 n he ts1 Che power, 10
yyoad maze every negro Save. No three millions "f
people sryvh-r. were fsi an3 c-ld 50 ccrilraoJ -
he slaves 81 ne south
Mr WuLrsNs fWhcI of Tenn. got he Eocf, AID lie
Committee rose. TIE House I'D Iulrned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
For California.

We shall issue this morning me
XXIVth number Of The Tribune Tor
California, Oregon and the Sandwich
Islands. Il VIII contain all the News
ND to the time Of going 10 press. Per
sons desiring copies Of this paper are
requested to make application early
this morning. in order not to be disap-
pointed.
- The Cherokee an me EaFls Cfy leave
t--fev e 3 2 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
rEw-Y0RK, FRIDAY, MARCH Is



The proceedings at Washington ye''e''s! We" '.'1
very much ike those Of most Of the days when
have preceded tall talk and 10 "o'A
Ia the Senate ar. SEWARD presented petitions
from citizen. Of New York asking Tor the passage
Of law granting fugitive slaves trisl BY Jury.
A no.oo 10 table the question Of its reception ~as
host 11sog7 Mr.. DOUGLAS concluded his speech
,nd declared himself IA favor Of the admission Of
California Independent, Of all other questions NJ.
Foo,es motion for Select Committee was taken
no and Mr Cas- concluded his speech mainly u
repIy 20 Mr. Calhoun. The consideration Of Mr..
Foote' proposition was postponed to next Wed
nesdsy
The House had the California question under con
alteration asusual, and was addressed by Mr. HIS
ARD Of Vermont and Mr. MORSE Of Louisiana-the
Egner 10 defense Of Freedom and the latter Of
Slavery Mr.. Morse declared himself IN favor o.
dissolution unless Congress viii consent 10 estsb
h.h Slavery on 80 much Of the Territory OF the
Cpitsd States as lies south Of 360 80.
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o., THURSDAY norlag March ti-r oug palili Iess
EIILABEIH. vie uf Nn. 3 PECK sget y y-srs
The scqaausn-s Of The family AMI those her
brothers Geo C. Ms kl also o her brother NAV Hsr
rssp- invited t. attend th- funeral from bf-
ience Greenvc tins Ffdsyl afternoon ocloc
Her remains vii b. NeN. Haven fnr
Ihursdy morung MsIrh ~, HENRY HOBART OF James
snd Mar Marrsn u ne fth ~ hts sge
snt- Of the ismy respectfully invited 90 attend
neral tom sent, rsnh s,enls Fndy
sferroon O'Clock thou flrfhs The vii =
TIA e. n Trinity Cemetery tor r'srneuf
Thursday March q. OF pafayss JOHN OAhLkf, native
OF We.tchester y. \ u the T7th year his
he ~ those together
member. Of the heteod Episcopal Church, iavfss
tend hs funeral % morrow morning a. o. ocock from his ate
dsnc-. s6 Irst-st
On wsn-.dsy afternoon March - Ms MARGARET STUART
DEAN vile OF Roserck sedgwcs. The ooh OF her
and frni he family nvied
neral from The Blocker - Church fDr Mason tbs day tP
without further notice
90 evening Of March 49, CATHERINE ROHP daughter
Of John O. Rohr, eg-d %
The n' and Acquaintance Of the aH respectfully ted
iitsnd her res-ncs Of her parents Canal
two doors from the Of Greenwich " saturday atcooh
Ocosk
At Isnyiowu, Thursds March g. DEBORAH SARGENT, 10
lst tau gher of " Bsdesu. sged months and u DAYS
Tie frend invited a-nd tho funeral from the " Chlnrh
"a IarDio"n ths day, ian, a. l0t O'Clock A. NJ
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may be found at HucHcock LEADsEATESs, "a Broad
way, LeonGrdsL snd Of tho best assOrmenis
of Silks, de LANES Grenadines French Masins, Cacoos
and Organdss &c 8c IN he City. The popularity Of hi,
store Is equaed only by the enlerpnxe Of is propreto
q nd the pOliteness of their clerks