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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05
REFERENCES

q H. REFERENCES:
r D TT'hNSoN, JOHN Dawson, OWEN FENNELL,
Trpr' 'hL, Il, o. G.. PARSLEY, A. l.. PRICE,
Iir6 vf"i loTTER, DR.. 7. III. WRIGHT,
Wilmington, N. G.
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WILLIAM A. GWYER,

WILLIAM A. GWYER,
rhNEltAL Agent, Forwarding ~ Commission Mer-
~ CHANT, Wilmington, n. c., will make liberal ad-
% on congments of Naval Stores and country produce
generally All business entrusted to him will receive his per-
Sona attention usual
&5ohcS on Front Street, near Market. 81
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Columbia Academy, Black Creek.

NHlS Institution will be opened the reception of Stu
dents the fourth Monday in October Instant under
the of Mr. JOHN RoBNsoN late Teacher of the
Hopewell Academy, Stantonsburg.
The locality being of the most healthy in this of
the State and the of such the
meansf Of the humbest of citizens, in addition the
acknowledged competency of Mr. R. Teacher justify the
subscribers in the cooperation of the public in
the laudable work.
TERMS, SESSION MONTHS.
LIST Glass, (ncluding up to mercantile arithme
2nd do. Qrom the 1st class up to entering E.
D., !, Grammar2 90 90
4th do. Logic, Natural Philosophy, &c. Is 90
N BBoard will be afforded the most reasonable terms
HgBooks supplied to Students very small per cent
New York prices. BUNYAN BARNES,
Chairman Board of Trustees
Wayne county. n. c.. October l9, IS49 Com
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Supreme Court tiOn Of Price;
r. GALES Esq, deceased, the entire Edition of Vols 6,
and Law and vols and o. Equity, OF lredeis reports
(om December Term lS45, to August Term 184s incIu-
sye and including also the Equity Cases Of the present Term
Dollars per voume and is to furnish them to Cen
emen of the Bar and to Booksellers except Vol Equity
to be published a weeks of which notice viii be given
the whole for any Volumes. prompt
y and the Bar supplied reasonable terms with
the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports and Law
Books generally. -
Bound copies furnished to the Profession in exchange for
their Nos E. j. HALF
Fayetteville March %. 1919. 2SH
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Closing of Mails.
Professional and Business Cards.
DOCT. FRED,K j. GUITAR

DOCT. FRED'K J. GUITAR
reurned to Wilmington, and would be pleased to
IKE share Of the patronage of his friends and the pub
IL M Office few doors east of LoNDoNs corner, where
M he found when not professionally engaged, at the
BE- 5,s @as If his sister, Mrs. DAVIS.
re.IsD5s q 1850. 26-4t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

FFNAExE NOtice.-Au persons having unsettled business
with the estate of the late Seth Hoard will
the Office of the undersigned Frontstreet third door
Marketsree opposite Drs Bellamy Harrss Office and
settle the same, without delay
V. R. PERSON, Executor of Seth Hoard
December 2S.
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NEW STORE.

u V. KELLY, of the late firm of KELLY & McCALEBB,
LIZ begs to inform his old customers and the public gem
that he has resumed the mercantile business in the
of Wilmington and has just opened his stand the
of Water and Princess Streets entire stock of
Family Groceries, Farming Utensils Dry Goods Hardware
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

j. :. WILLIAMS,
AsCi and Staple Dry Goods Store, NIarket-street
Wilmington, n. C.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

n5fH Notice.-COnsgnees and owners of Goods, COM
by any of the Packets cOnsg gned to address,
hereby notified that they attend to receiving them
their arrival and during the time the vessels dschaging
will not be responsible for goods after being landed
October l6, 1919. GEORGE w. DAVIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

WHOLESALE TIN WARE MANDATORY.
E subscribers invite the attention of Country Merchants
to their extensive assortment of superior I'm ana
Japanned Ware.
Keeping constantly hand the ASSORTMENT IN
THE STATE, and selling at than offered be-
only ask call to satisfy buyers of the superior ad
vantages they offer. MELLOY FORD,
Sign of the IS Large Coffee Pot,''
No 291 Market-street, above Seventh, PHILADELPHIA
February /, 1850 ZI-5m
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
A ND Depot of Bronze POvvders.-The subscriber In
n and Manufacturer keeps constantly hand the
largest Musical Instruments, of every de-
scription in the United States also BRONZE POW DER,
all coors and qualities of the best German manufacture
Dutch Metal Florence Leaf Gold and Ultra marine Blue
and which he will sell reasonable terms Store-keepers
requested call his large assortment before
purchasing elsewhere EDWARD BAACh,
March % 1850 2S-4t
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Is E# EHzH=##9 -
Office Wilmington S Manchester Railroad Comply,
MARION COURT HOUSE, s. c., March II, 1880 :
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company hereby notified that the fifth
samcnt Dollars per SHARE is required to be paid on
the first day of April, 1850.
Bv order of the Board of Directors
JOHN McRAE, Jr., Treasurer
NToroh % 1870 2S-3t
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Per pound Blue Pill mass. l b. Jars 81 90
Refined Alum, cts. do do mer g 25
saltpetre, 9 IS :. Ing. Manders, / SO
'' Copperas q Balsam Copaiva, 81
Epson Salts, 4 '' Calomel, in bulk, 115
Glauber :" g h. bottles, SS
/" Saleratus, Il sc Hyd Potass, per ounce, so
-" Bicart Soda, 10 :. Red Bark opt. l5G
Flour Sulphur, 6 sc Yellow Sc 6 so
Castor OIL per dozen 81 81 Es Peppermint &c. doz. 3
Sands Sarsaparill S per Olive OIL qts per dozen SO
Townsends '' dozen.
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry, sc NOV 5-
Wistars Lalsam '' So 90 P'A "0@en'
goods are warranted resh ard of superior quail
y may be returned expense Our terms cash.
or short time for approved credit.
November IS. 1919 10
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G. & w. A. GWYER

r. F.. ROBESON,
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber,
IL [2,2ml Wilmington, n. C.
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!. PRIcE. PRoPRIEToRs.
D 7,,;,or A. /. PRICE, Associate Editor
Ternns of subscription.

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lAo-~-- Ternns of Subscription.
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jed :op7 gratis, Tor one year
dIh "F % he remitted per mail, at our risk.
Money @ 5 On business connected with this office, must be
ADRI3 most paid) to the propretors'
Dcnnrture of the Halls at Wilmington N.
from the North by Railroad arrives daily about
M from the South, by Steamer from Charleston,
s daly agoU t Fayetteville via Warsaw is due upon the
The nan na cars on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
e o W fon FAYETTEVILLE via Ezabethtown, by sulkey,
The MAJ 4Tsdavs Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A. NJ
@ % i rom Onslow Court-House, by sulkey, is due on
Monday at f Black River Chapel via Long Creek, by sui
The I"s- I On Thursdays, at T. NJ
Closing of Mails.
the North, by Railroad, closes daily at 10
RM the South by Steamboat, closes daily at y NJ.
4s % mail for Fayetteville via w m15saW' w closes on Tues
y EptteyiIle via Elizabethtown, by sulkey,
The mail oL % Thursdays, and Saturdays at 81 A. NJ.
closes on sr 6ndow Courthouse by sulkey, closes
rsay3 a. al ~ dnp Creek by sukey, closes Thursdays,
10 NJ boud be in the Office at least Is minutes be-
6H 6Hr Lime. tio,e Of closing the mails.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

COpartnership heretofore existing
IIunder the style and firm CAsHwEL BLossoM is this
day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs the late firm
DAVID CASHWELL.
JOSEPH r. BLOSSOM.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct, 90 l849. 7-t6A
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General Notices.
DISSOLUTION.

existing under the firm Of
-, H. Il STANTON Co., is dissolved by mutual consent
ne aalrs OF the will be settled by Mr. BARLOW
who will be found at the old stand.
r. II. STANTON,
L. n. BARLOW,
B-L n Barlow is authorized to use the name of the
late firm IN the settlement of the business
Mafch IA, IooO H-H R. II. STANTON.
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TNXECUTOR'S NOtice.-The subscriber having at the
Il last of the Court of Pleas and Sessions of New Han
County, qualified Executor of the last will and
men of Seth Hoard all persons indebted to the estator
hereby notified make immediate payment and those
having claims against the estate present them within the
time prescribed by Law they viii be barred of recovery
V. r. PEIRSON, EXT.
Dec 2Sth. l6-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

AK NEGROES Namted.-ln the absence of Mr..
"a Mr.. ANsI.EY DAVIS, will buy negroes, and give as
u good prices for the description that suits be
"a got the Richmond market, any market in this
State, the State of Virginia.
SOLOMON MYERS,
or MYERS s DAVIS
noo I6-tf
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ITO the Ladies. have just received few Ladies'
ding Hats of the Spring Fashion for 1850. beauti-
full article, For gale by C. MYERS, Halter
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

ALFRED ALDERMAN.
INSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
[2@-tfl Wilmington, n. C.
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INSPECTOR,S NOTICE,

w. u. j. VANN,
.NSPECTOR of Naval Stores and Provisions,
II l&tfl Wilmington, N. G.
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Il ORDERS NO. 20,
EA Headquarters Both Regiment No

~ OANOEAItS SUs s.
p Headquarters 3Oth Regiment No, Ca Militia Il
" WILMINGTON, March sth 1850 III
10 the Captains Of the 30th Reg't " c. NIitittd:
YOU are hereby ordered to assemble your resnective
Companies at their usual place of parade the first Satur-
day May next and proceed to vote for Major vice D. VIII
LIAMs resigned.
The Officer highest in command will superntend the cleo
tion, and certify the result to me-
A. A. HARTsFIELD Adiutant.
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ELI w. HAIL.
JOHN L. HOLMES

JOHN L. HOLMES,
TTORNEY at Law, Wilmington, c.. will practice
4 in the Counties of New Hanover Sampson, Dupn, and
Brunswick J..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

JOHN
INSPECTOR of Timber and Lumber,
L [2Stfl Wilmington, n. G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

LOOKING GLASSES,
TER John Dawson, from New York, at the NJ \.
l. FURNITURE WAREHoUsE.-We have now and intend
keeping constantly hand, large assortment OF Looking
and Toilet Glasses. 80 -, .l,
It our intention to offer Glasses at the LOWEST possible
nc and have made arrangements with Importer New
York that will enable to sell them at lower prices than
they have been offered in this market.
"a O. G.. sqr. Glass; from 81, 20 to Y, IL;
40 top Sc :" 80, Is to II, 10;
IS Glasses. various sizes, Ia, 10 to 10, 5;
26 Toilets, sc Sc
:" gilt frames. -
March 291 G. & w. A. CfWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

TOR Cost-The subscriber has for sale large
Broadcoths, Casmeres, and Satnet al
goods Fas purchase He has also
for sale large Taors Trimmings The above
goods will be sold cheap cash. short credit for good
notes. V. r. PERSON, Executor of Seth Hoard
December 2S 1919
Wilmington papers copy times and stop old advertise
ments of " r. Peirson, Agent.
MOLASSES. 10 hhds. superior retailing Molases. Low
| VI for cash, at GEO. II. KELLEY'S.
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OOTN Here-The subscriber has opened large stock OF
IL DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, at HALL ARM
sTRoNGs old stand Water-street which he will sell low
for cash He will also Agent for the sale of all kinds
of country produce. MILES COSIIN.
December IA 1919 14tf
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ZINE OLA pure article be obtained at the store of
s p Policy at any time and will be delivered to GUS
TONER'S by my man. every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Warranted good, money returned o,--r,,,
Liberal discounts to those who wish to sell again
Sept. %, 1S49. 5-u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-05

1ssu New Boot and Shoe ManufactOry.-The SUBJ
F8 sber wishes to inform his friends and the public that
~ he will manufacture, at his shop, two doors above
Messrs CAsHwELL Blossoms old stand, North Water
Street the most fashionable French Boots Channel Pumps
ater Proof Military FAIR Stitch also Congress and 9TH
er CATERS and Shoes of every style He will in all
guarantee a fit.
share of the public patronage respectfully solicited and
every effort used to give satisfaction to his customers
yUil,o;noton NJ G. June 22 1919 Ally
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r. n his furs and peltries a,
tI|6l kpost for few hundred
doIla<S-I equivalent in mer-
chand4S self independently
rich. an accordingly.-
gaws, and the family
The novelty Of this VII
and our trapper with IL
more domiciliated in their
of inactivity then follows, am
becomes as restless as fish %
He is troubled with kind o.
palm, and away be goes out upon
bombing tour among the hangers on ABOUT
the trading establishments, recounilng to
all who will listen to him his adventures
in the wilderness, and spending the re-
mainder of the summer after the manner
of the idle and dissipated. But the frost
brings HIM to his senses, and the trapper
is himself again for he is thinking OF the
wilderness.
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J. 3. ROBINSON,
Merchandise and Stock Broker, Commission
Marchant and General Agency, Corner
State aud Congress Streets, Boston.

Haviu. had feea years experience in business in this
City (prnicpaly the Wholesale w l. Goods Trade)
ON now giving especial attention the selection aud pur
chasing Of oceries for the Country Traders Saes Of
Produce &c-Stocks bought and sod-and all kinds Of
tusnes with executed with Promptness and e.
delity.
REFEE EN- ES-Tis Excellency, the Governor, Geo. N
Brir.s PIT Sfed His Honor, the Lieut. Governor, John
Reed y mopth. Hon George Bliss, Springheh- Hon.
bucl Wood Grafton. Hon. 7. J. Gridley, Amherst
John Aiken, Lowell. Hon. Solomon Davis, Truro
Thomas Tolman, Boston Hon. William Mitchell
nckst Hon john Chapman. Salem Hon Wm.
Aun. Secretary of State. Philip Greely. yr., Esq.
tor Of Boston. Loom
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| AND LAND OFFICE,
Fond Du Lac, Wis.

IT 7
S[ncrroRs CHANCHRN.
IN, fui the IsIe 6rIn OF Drury & Eastman }
& F. will Prartics IN all the roOrts In the
"a rrivr specldI nfion To cnrcting 1nd seen
- They have business connections orn"d thro
Y-tat, OF WISCONSIN. Northern illinois, and Eai
u Iowa They Will also attend To the pi"hase M
xle Of ar the payment nf Faxes, the location OF Lam
Warrants tic examination OI Land Tftles. &c
The most satisfactory references will he given 10 nr
1,rrrspnns,efts in New York Boston, Ballinore, Phla
rh,ia Yali neion CITY and nf The princpale ei les
Refer io Hon Milo l.. Bennett Asahel Peck Esq u.
X PsnEbrL s;malIry & Phelps, and c. ID. kasson Esq
burlington: J. Warner, Esq Hon. w Nash, Mddlrhnr,
DEE 1888 3i:ly
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FIRGIL & Cos.
YORK AND MONTREAL


RiERS pass North from New York
incton. via Rutland and Burlington
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
arlington for New York, tuesday,
md Saturday.
~, Dec. Il, ls49. 3+;3w.
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@ SsS ssEs JU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-24
The --latest from washington.

GARNET NEETINo--CHANeEg AMONG Tux Ar
potNTrrs IN TuF pErAnTNK -PoNrIF1CAL coz.
srL AT PHuADELriuA--TiE STEAMER LEoAEE,
&c, &c. sac
WasHIvGr ~, November p, 1850.
IL Is understood that Jan ies Z Heath Of Virginia
viii take the place OF Major dsards a, commissioner
Of pensions and that the ft audor Mr. Pleasanton,
gives place to a northern onion wsis perhaps John
W. Allen, Of Ohio
There was n long cabins meeting to-day, At which
Mr. webster gave his vie' the stirring questions
Of the day and On the epiatsd changes u heads
SECRETARY Stuart will j. In Secretary Corwin in max
ing changes In Offices, or the arst Of next month
The President has rec ognised Edward lrth a. wee
Consul Of the POntihcal ststes for Phil tdeiphia.
The tteamer Legare, ieut Lee commanding, arrived
on our navy yard last night from cruise, connected
with the Coast Survey
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Religious Intelligence.

SIMMONS TO BAY.
Univerealist Church, Fourth street-Rey. ii. ID soul
morning.
Meeting House, Seventeenth street-Rev s. 4. shep-
psrd morning.
Knicksrbocker Hall Eighth avenuc--Eldsr W Brad
ley, morning -
Society Of the New Jerusalem, West Washington
Place Rev. I. wilks morning
Congregational Church. Sullivan sreet-Prendsnt
Mshan, morning.
evening.
Univsr,slist Church, Bleecker street--Rev. W. 5.
Bslch. evening.
church Of the Epiphany, stanton strsst-Rev DR..
Hawks evening
Baptist Church, Grand street-Rev. D. M. Graham
evening =
Presbyterian Church, Rivington strect-Rev. AOra-
ham Lyman, evening
Episcopal Church. Monroe street-ReT' RAP hoJS'
evening.
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nrorsmsnts OF nistinrulshed People.

Hon. Lewis Csss and family, Michigan lion a II.
Buel, do; H.H sibey and family, Minnes9tsi VT ooN
4. q. A.; J. Gideon, Washington; W. Lay, " A;
Judge Blanchard Michigan; Hon. John MAGE Bah;
Edmund Burke, New Hampshire IL o. 30 aea, To
roDto; q. Hovland Bhaw Boston; q. cray
and rs others arrived yesterday at the lrvr House
Commodore Ipgrsham, Us n b. care Ger, Bslti.
more; Wilson. Boston T. Laihrop. hiiadslphia;
Capt wallace san Francisco. r. Macor sbsr, Boston;
NJ Gerber, Weshinaton; and 10 other q arrived yes
to-day az the Actor House.
perjanlin and family, Canada N a stephens, ng
land; II store. W. W Ornoorfs. Baltimore; M VI
Stevens. Thomas Berry, MohsA Warrington, DC
and 1O7 others. arrived at the Hr,wsrd uotol
Sir Henry Bulwer, Etq., her 'srisannic Mei@eyt En
voy Exus1rdinafy sud Min sser flenipofentisry =
the A.. ard suite; q. iward Rice, asq B0ston
NJ. Noihifk Philadelphia; G. "a. Mics Bslumore, Uor
Mr. Dsforsst. Ctnni Mr., Nnd Mrs Cedmon. Bostoa
Dir. aud Mrs. g. ephe.s. London. ,nd twsnty othrr
have srIi-sd a. The Jnisp Flses Hqlel during the lS
: two dAgs
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One,d. COMFY whig Jubilee.

l.,
TIL. wb,o, NJ orsd. cam ,ty assembled, this day, es
mass, A. tbs st.nw;x Han N this village and az
CHANGED CONCENTRATION A. the good measure Of sus
cess which has crowned the strus gle Of the vhs party
In this falls election. The occasi,
BY all who attended, a most glorio, "m. a. ;
the afternoon, the thunder of cannon
notes Of triumph. The firing common, eN an,
o'clock, and, with short intervals, n sis~snt
dusk. large assemblsge sat down to ,rssts ana
supper at which a number of invited, s.t;vttjss
others from abroad who united in the 4 ssaso,ct
Speeches were made by the Hon: Joseph re- in
member Of Assembly elect, from the tr dis ,rnsv.
this cosnty; Rosco Conkling, Esq, District Att
Palmer Kellogg U. Marshal; q. @. Cook Es gueer
Clinton, Commissioners U. Opposite Fund; Spe Sn1
Kellogg. Esq, of Utica, and several Others am "a
them the members of the Board Of supervisors ~
holding their annual session at this place sew.
raj letters were read from distinguish, wings Ho@
abroad who could not attend. The fa 'uvitiss wers
closed by three times three for the whg party OF me
county State, and nation During the ,whole oil tns
evening" the streets illuminated by on nree Aoe
fire balls. Really Rome has witnes sed NOR ot
enthusiastic whg demonstration than the tome "os
iubil Of
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THOMPSON, the English Abo'itionist, and
h. "a Friends ut Worcester.

'gorcrsrrp, Mass November 23-l2 NJ.
About tw 0 hundred eolored and white persons came
M In the beap train this morning No excitement
was seen about the depot. A meeting was called to
order In the city Hail By Edward quincy, and vas
orgsniu a with the same ofneers at Fsneun Hall.
About eight hundred persons are present. third OF
whom are females Mr.. Garrison read series Of reso
lutte ms which were frequently interrupted BY ap-
plsr 90 Mr. wendell Philips spoke, sud then Mt'
Th smp,on was introduced TO the audsnce' hnu w.
rbsrnsen NJ nov speaking, and no siers 81 dis
urbance apparent. Consideraepe en'Hu''N'" Pie
walls In Mr.. Thom pson's favor
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WRrcx or TIVE BnpMEN BARK ERIE.-The bremen
tark Erie Captain Tegeler, which cleared rom tn,s
port the 10th Of October for Bremen, " reporsa,
by the London Shipping Gosss to have been srsekea
the night OF the Sd inst, on the Melum RAE y.
the entrance Of the river weser The crew were saved
A MONSTER Boar-Tbe Nashville UHion says;
monttsr steamer IL about being built ct LOUISVILLE 70
between that city and New orleans shes 20 Dc oos
feet long with boilers &c inch cylinderF ana u .eet
strokeIto throw a water wheel 90 feet IN dismster
end IL designed 10 make the trip between the Two cities
in four dayar -
AT Newbu ryport, 2ist inst, ship Edward owned oy
Measrr II. A Gould. OF Doetou. Edw Mcfeiey' Nnhs'
willie. and Captain Daniel KNIGHT
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FIRES IN BUFFALO, N. Yves erday morning
several fires appeared in various parts OF the city
instsntsneously, which gave tho alarm that our
city is infested by gang OF inc endiares who de-
sign the destruction Of the town Fires were raging
on the east side Of Ellico 81 rect near the corner
OF Clinton, and in the bio * between Elm and
ing losses On I,llicott rect, the blind and sash
factory Of the Messrs Il Synion, was entirely con-
sumed, loss VI COO, no Insurance. The building.
which was owned by Mr.. N. Darrow, we learn
ives insured fof nearly, ns value. A dwelling adj
joining was elso dee }cyed, owned by X Sey-
mour, Esq loss sc'.pe $500 or eco. Another dwell.
ling was o. so cons omed, loss abou, the same. The
fire on 'Glm sweet consumed The carpenter and
5000, .pturanoe. t3O0; the carpenter shop 81 j. M
~ l.. ID. Wilbur, loss some $500, no insurance
fr e small tenements occupied by coored versions
'.sere destroyed, al insured. An attempt was ais
made 10 FIRE the ieiner shop ofN. Ream, carren
Ter shop near st Louis church, and Cszc's tan
neTy = BpfolO ElTTfss, Ncr 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-24
speech OF scns tor Berr,en, OF Georgia.

EAVANNAH NOV. -V I77V'
Senator Bsrrien slivered q speech In this city TO
day declaring the Omission Of California unoonsttu-
tional lie spoke in favor Of preserving the Uniou
aud in favor Of sBion Of the southern states In de-
fspce of their n shts and institutions and suggested
appeals first TO itice and patriotism and then 20 the
pockets Of the stbern people a. proper remedy tor
She wrongs Of y ie south.