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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTU RE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GoDDIN.
ENxECUTRIx's SALE OF VERY ,

ENXECUTRTX,S SALE OF VERY VA
ma LUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on Main,
between 9th and 9TH streets, in the city of Richmond
Will be sold on MONDAY Afternoon the 10th June
1850, upon the premises, commencing at o'clock that
very valuable private residence the south side of
Main street between 9th and 7h streets, of which the
late John Barr died seized and which he occupied the
time of his death.
The location OF this property and the neighbourhood
by which s surrounded equal to any the city; and
on account OF its nearness to all the principal business
Places 1t is peculiarly valuable 10 the merchant or pro-
fessional gentleman.
The premises can be examined at any time before the
day of sale
TERMs-O One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
atrust deed. SUSAN w. BARR,
Executrx Of John Barr, decd.
my 80 dt ds'''''''0 " W. GoDDIN, Auct.
AL LUABLE FARM AND LAND ON THE
BROOK TURNPIKE, NEAR RICHMOND, FOR
SALE, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUES
DAY afternoon, the 18th day of June 1850, upon the
premises. commencing at o'clock, the tract of land
called Westwood, embracing the mansion house and
part OF the grove, containing sxtyeght and quarter
acres.
The nearness of this farm to the CITY of Richmond
combining as does the advantages OF health and the
most delightful turnpike road besides being within ten
minutes ride of the city, make peculiarly desirable
The terms will be onetourth cash, balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable notes. nte
rest added secured by trust deed By request of Miss
Janetta III. Gordon, EXecutrx OF Mrs Isabella Brown,
deceased.
my % w, GODDIN, Auct
Immediately after the above SALE will be sold several
other parcels Of land comprizmg part OF the original
Westwood tract, viz about 40 of wood land on
the Brook Turnpike adjoining the mansion house tract
lots No. and 5, adjoining the toll gate, the former
containing Is acres The latter 81 acres; also cleared
field OF 3O1 Of land the Eastern side of the
turnpike, adjoining the toll gate and lots of about
each the Western side of the Turnpike nearly
opposite to the residence of Mr.. William J. Lynham-
Terms as above. BY request Of the owners.
my % w. GODDIN, Auct.
Pursuant to the directions of decree of the County
Court of Henrico, pronounced the Sd of June, 1885,
in therein depending, under the sye OF Brown,
&C., Brown &C., the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction upon the premises, Immediately preced-
ing the above sales say at o'clock precisely, Lot No.
B. containing about 10 acres nearly opposite Mr. Lyme
hams, and adjoining the lands specified in the above
advertisement.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash, balance in two
equal instruments of six and IL months, the purchaser
executing his bond with approved security the under
signed for the credit payment and the title to be retain
ed till the whole purchase money is paid and convey
is directed by the Court.
J. B. YOUNG,
w. H. SEABROOK,
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct. je5 ids
rYV M NO
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, June 4,

WASHINGTON, June 4, p M.
SENATE-After the usual morning business the reso-
luton offered some time since by MIR. BRADBURY in
relation to removals from office by the present Admin
,straton taken up and debated the remainder the
day. Messrs. WEBSTER, BELL, UNDERWOOD and DAw
SON, opposed. and Messrs. DOUGLAS, BRADBURY and
HALE, advocated it.
HousE-Shory after the reading OF the Journal the
House went into committee of the whole and took up
the Presidents California Message Messrs THoMP-
SON, BINGHAM, BooTH aud John A. KING each spoke
an hour on the subject of slavery. The House then
took recess till seven o'clock, when Mr.. HOWE has
the floor
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MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN CONVFsN-
TION


NASHVILLE June 3-P M
The Southern Convention met at O'Clock this alter
noon and was called to order by Ex- Governor A. v.
Brown, of Tennessee, who stated that tine committee
OF the different States in their preliminary meeting, had
agreed upon the following report and recommendation,
which they had requested him to submit to the Ionven-
ton, and which was unanimously adopted;
ReSoIned, That the members of the Convention vote
by States, each delegation counting one vote.
heS0tped, That the following gentlemen be officers
OF the Convention: William l.. Sharkey, of Mississp-
pl President; Governor Mcdonald Of Georgia, Vice
President; William f. Cooper and Il. G. Eastman, OF
Nashville, Secretaries.
The President, on taking the Chair addressed the
Convention in explanation of its Objects stating that it
not to dissolve but to perpetuate the Ijhion Who
(he asked was the greatest patrothe who would avert
approaching danger by preparing for its or he
who waited till the evil was rremediahIff5 They had
met consult upon for ayertin the dreaded
calamity Of disunon.
The Convention was formally opened with prayer by
Rev !. B. Ferguson.
After some discussion in regard to objections to the
credentials of some of the delegates was ordered
that committee be raised, consisting of delegate
from each State, to receive and register the names of
all the delegates present.
On motion of r. B. Roberts, Yof South Carolina,
the Convention then adjourned Until ten o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Mr. Cays compromise, it is sal d, will be rejected by
the Convention.
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NASH 4 WOODHOUSE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
Life of Jean Paul Frederic Richter compiled from vari-
GUS sources together with his autobiography,
lated by Eliza R. R. Lee. 81 Is
Mezzotante's System of Learning Languages, ap-
piled to the study of French, with treatise on
French versfcaton, and dictionary of idioms,
peculiar expressions, &c, by J. Roemer. Il 90
Bishop Halls Select Works selection from the
writings of Joseph Hail. D. D., with observations
of some specialities in his Life, written with his
own hand, edited by A. H. Clapp.. .......... IS
The Harp on the Willows, Remembering Zion,
Farewell to Egypt, the Church in the House, the
Dew OF Hermon, and Destination ofthe Jews; by
the Rev. James Hamilton. -. ............... 81
The Mount Of Olives, and other Lectures on
Prayer, by Rev. James Hamilton. ............ 81
Life Of Joseph Hall, d. D., Bishop of Norwich, by
James Hamilton. 81
Water Drops, by Mrs. l.. H. Sigourney, third edi
ton, illustrated. 800. ................. 70
The Happy Home affectionately inscribed to the
working people, by Rev. Jas. Hamilton, illustra-
ted by Rowland. 50
The Village Notary: romance OF Hungarian
Thankfulness, and other Essays, by Rev. Jas. Ham
ntOn 81
Ancient History history of the Macedonans, by
Edward Farr... 10
Nos and 10 BYrne's Dictionary of mechanics
engine work and engineering-each.. ......... 25
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.
A UCTIoN SALE GOOD sECoND-HA

A UCTION SALE GOOD SECONDHAND
IN FURNITURE, FINE GILT TEA CHINA,
NESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1850, AT AUCTION Rooms,
No 8, 18TH STREET.-On WEDNESDAY next, 5th
inst, above, commencing at half past O'clock will
be sold at auction, without reserve collection OF good
secondhand Furniture, amongst which is Bureau, So
ia Lounge, Centre Table Cane Seat Chairs, Hair Mat
trass, Carpets and Rugs, Tenders Fire Sett, Window
Shad 1e = F9 GU, Feather Beds Manel Glass &c
Tea China, in sets 49, Al and Sc pieces with teas and
cofees separate also, several lots OF Goods Block and
Tackle, Rope, &c, belonging to the estate OF William
Allison, deceased.
BEDSTEADS.-19 Cord Bedseads with head and
foot board; secondhand Rergerators; Leaf Tables;
Washstands, &C., besides numerous other articles.
Terms cash. GEO. ]. SUMNER,
lie Auctioneer.
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WALTER LENox, Esq. was on Monday last elected
Mayor of Washington for the ensuing two years, to
succeed Mr. SEAToN who declined reelection
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gV The Northern mail failed last evening beyon d
Washington city.
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BY DUNLOP. MONCURE Il CO.
AT AUCTION.-on TUES

GROCERIES,, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
u DAY, the llth nst commencing at 10 o'clock,
we will sell at our auction STORE general assert of Gro
ceries, consisting in part of
so hhds. fair to choice quality Sugar
40 bbls. prime Attakapas Molasses
40 packages double refined loaf and crushed Su-
gar
25 bbls. small loaf Sugar
10 hhds Clarified Sugar
100 boxes pale, brown and black Soap
100 do sperm and tallow Candles
so packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong
Teas
Mustard, indigo Starch, Sole Leather
Rum, Holland Gin
Brandies, of approved brands and vintages
Family Hams, of superior quality
Sweet Malaga Wine
100 bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee
TERMs-Under 500, cash; over 500, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
EY Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
je ) Auctioneers.
RY PITIIIAM n SJ,ADE.
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WUST RECEIVED
81 Alexander's white Kid Gloves
Silk, Thread, and colored Kid do
A splendid lot of Gentlemen's Gloves
Lace Capes, of the finest and newest styles
Embroidered l.. C. Hdkfs
French worked Collars-very cheap
Dotted White Mlslins. for party dresses
We invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and exam
inc stock, as have reduced the prices of great
many styles of goods, with the view OF reducing our in
ventory.
WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
No. 1913 Main street,
Next door above J. w. Randolph's Book Store.
my 30-tf
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NyRUSTEE's SALE OF LAND.-As trustee

vEvRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.-As trustee
IL in deed of trust executed on the day of ia
Crenshaw trustees for Mrs. Julia A Green for the
benefit of William H. Kelly, SHALL to satisfy the terms
OF said trust the premises, proceed to SELL at public
auction the highest bidder for cash. the 29h day
of June, 1850, the following property to wit certain
tract OF land lying and being in the county OF Henrico,
the Three Notched Road, the boundaries of which
tract of land are described in said deed as follows:
by the lands of R. D. Philips, Thomas Janett and Geo.
F. Guy, on the West, by the land sold by Henry W.
Moncure to Benjamin w. Green on the South, and by
the lands of H. Baron and Richard Willis on the East
it being the said land on which Mr.. Benjamin w. Green
resides supposed to contain hundred and seven
ty acres The title is believed to be good but selling
as trustee, shall only give special warranty.
my 81 dtds JOSEPH MAYO Trustee
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Observation-Disclosures No 23-Capital $780,
o00 10 numbers Is drawn. Tickets $40, halves s.,
quarters so.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No, 81 Main street.

HDARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri-
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and liber-
al cash advances made when required
REGULAR SALE DAYS.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, the 9th June, COM
mencing at o'clock precisely, will sell at store oppo
site the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
second hand household Furniture, consisting Of the
usual variety.
Also, a large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods,
viz Beached and unbleached Domestics, Caicoes,
Flannels, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, &c
Also large lot Of seasonable ready made Clothing
fur, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, Caps Trunks
vaices, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Periumery
Fancy Goods &c, &c.
de 5 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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ROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
" THURSDAY, 9th June, at 10 o'clock, at our
auction store, will sell assortment OF Groceries,
viz:
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Superior old Java Coffee
Rice, Lamp Oil Soap
Candles London Porter
Green and Black Teas
Wrapping Paper, Pepper
Demiiohns, No. Mackerel
100 boxes Oranges
100 or. boxes Raisins
ALSO
At the Custom House, pure as imported
so or. casks superior Port Wine
100 or. and eighth casks Dark and Pale Sherry do
80 or. casks Madeira do
so or. and eighth casks French Brandy
TERMs-under 500, cash; 500, and over, months
credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
Je Aucts
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HOUSES AND LOTS ON BROOK AVE-
III NUE. AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc-
ton on FRIDAY, the 7lh day of June, commencing
at o'clock, P. M, two neat and comfortable brick
houses, situated lots fronting IS feet on Brook
Avenue, and extending back l45 feet to an alley 20
feet wide, being sufficient for small gardens These
lots adjoining this former residence of w. Goddin,
Esq.
TERMS cash; the remainder in IL months for
negotiable note interest added, and deed of trust to
secure the deferred payment
js4 JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr., Auct
A CarINII>
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FRIDAY-Sussex No. 45-Capita SIG 900. 10
nos Is drawn. Tickets 81.
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Observation-Disclosures, extra No. 67-Capital
So 200. 10 numbers, ID drawn. Tickets 50, halves
!, quarters so.
THURSDAY --Monongalia, No. 63-CapitaI: $780,
O00 IS nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S., halves so,
quarters 25.
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BY PULLIAM & SLADE.

a WELL BRED HORSE AT AUCTION.
N will sell at public auction at the Horse Mart, on
Cary street, opposite VIM. Woods stable, in this city,
Blood Bay Horse, tsad to be thorough bred@sod for
and account OF C. d. McIndoe, of Petersburg, Va,
to satisfy livery bill in Richmond and other charges in
Augusta county, Va. Said horse works well in single
and double harness JOHN BROWN.
Sale conducted by
je5 dtds PULItAM g. SLADE, Aucts.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
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LATEST NEWS.
By Magnetic Telegraph.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.
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A RRuIJANTJ.OTTERVr

A BRILLIANT LOTTERY
$4,000 Capital 100000 Of 10000, and Of 10000
20 drawn ballots in each package of &c Tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass L. to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, June 18th, 1850
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Lowest two number prize $50.
The LIST, I'd, Sd, 4th, 5h 9Th 9TH, 9Th, 9th and 10th
drawn Nos ss2 Ali other single number prizes 500.
Tickets S32; halves l6; quarters s.
Certificate Of package Of wholes 1912; halves 156,
quarters rs.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed will meet the prompt and
confidential attention. Address,
D. PAINE &, co. Managers,
oh w
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LATER FROM CHAGREs.

BALTIMORE MARKETS, June 4, P M.
FLoUR-The steamers news has unsettled the mar
ket There were sales of Howard st rect flour before
the reception of the news, at S. 37awe have not heard
of any salessince.
GRAIN.-The market remains as last quoted.
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The Propretors respectfully announce to the citizens
OF Richmond that this is the last week Of the exhibition
OF the Upper R5rer, when it will be removed to make
Mexico to st. Louis.
All who are DESTROYS Of seeing the beautiful scenery
OF the Upper Mississippi must avail themselves of this,
the last opportunity the propretors will leave shortly
for Europe.
49, Admission IS cents. Doors open al y o'clock.
Exhibition commences at 81 o'clock
Come early and secure seats.
je3 If LEWIS & KING.
STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South l4tn
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
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a LUSCIOUS LUXURY.-Just received 30
IA boxes pound and 4S do half ID. lump Tobacco, Au.
gustus A. jerks unrivaled brand, which spronounced
by judges of the article not be excelled in TASTE nor
surpassed in its beautiful workmanship. For sale whole
sale and retail, by HIRAM w. TYLER,
lie No | Main ST Richm ond, Va.
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REFERENCES Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, c. W. Purcell & Co., ]. w. Maury, A. T.
Harris, Brooks & Bell, W. d f. T. Carpenter q
Co., ]. H. Grant & Co., Warwick & Brothers, and
Jno, c.. Hobson, Esq. lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-27
Telegraphic summary.

Contrary to our expectation. the Senate adjourn
cd yesterday, without coming TO a final vote on
the Compromise bill Hale, of New Hampshire,
and Seward, of New York, par Mobile tratrum,
prevented it. They and their associates seem de-
fermined TO proirac the unfortunate slavery agta-
ton as long ss they possibly can. Notwithstand-
ing that great many amendments to the Com
promise bill, emanating from that source, have
been rejected they seem, in the fulness of faction
ism, TO hold out 10 the last, and to defer settle
ReDt of this question as long they possibly can
Well, be II 80; but we tell these gentlemen that
their in the Senate is not lost sight Of, and
thai they will hereafter be called upon for an ac-
account OF their stewardship.
The House Of Representatives passed over the
day in discussing the free land proposition, and the
Military Academy bill, the latter Of which, after
considerable debate in relation 10 the salaries of
the professors, was passed. After disposng Of this
measure, the House adjourned.
The account Of thu execution aud coates sion Of
Pearson, yesterday, in Boston, will be read with
melancholy interest. According to his own con-
fession, the unfortunate man committed the crime
OF murder, on his wife and two children, while he
was under the influence Of liquor. Ii was hor-
rible case Of crime, and the particulars which
he relates in his confession, snow that he
hid no command over himself while in that situa-
ton, MS far as his wife and family were concerned,
but that The commission OF the dreadful deed sud-
denly restored him 10 a sense Of it's awfulness. He
accordingly, with great method, endeavored to
prodrcr the impression that the unfortunate wife
had killed her children, and then committed sui
eide, after which he attempted very systematic ally
To cleanse himself of all stains of his crnnali.y
Ssch monster was unfit to live. II he was de-
ranged, the arrangement was wiful, and produced
by his own excuses. In The eye Of the law and
Of round reason, this was aggravation Of the
crime-if, indeed, it could he aggravated. There
csn he no sympathy for such man, aud it is well
that he IL ont of the wsv
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osIeY AJAX EFT.

rRIpar, July 8-sPM.
The stock market continues without any material
sit,ratiou. The sales to day 20 moderate er-
t.nt aud pricss uusi easy At tho frst hoard Rssd-
irs Esil-"ad advanced pr cent Harlets. y FAR
~ Loan y Erie Railroad declined 4 per cent;
Irie Inr,w- Bouds, - Second Mortgage Bonds, y :
Canton Go y Tn. mott active aneies in tho list
~,r. Fam.rs' and Reading Railroad.
Tn. rr,itts the once OF the Assistant Treasurer
n tb's ror, ~ day amounted to slS4 22l SO; pay
m. me- sI7qc CSC rs balance. 80 T3bo2 81.
Thor has ben fsir snorpt o. business trsnsseted
in seI pg 'scksng~ for remittance by the Atlantic
10 n"rr, The tat-s have BEEN firmly maintained
". qrr's ~ the close the best sterling bills at
IUh sltA per cent pr,mnm
she L.~tb~r Manufacturers B.ut has declared q,
.,uistnus divio' nd uf four per cent.
II. Fr'oklyn o. ~ BANK hss declared . semi
snrrsl dvidspo ~ three and ope.hslf per cent.
III, Totb ssDuiseturing Company at Saoo, Nsss.
hsv. e',i-',d seui-srnusi dividend Of three per
e,nt t,yshs IN N" 2pih met
NE Ivronis Misunderstanding Company OF Biddieford,
hsss a.elsrd Dividend bu, carried to he credit q
the mills Ne pr cent earned the past ain months
TIE quo siious ~ the Long Island Railroad stock
do~p 100 a. 10. ana d vouli not be surprising
" his stors should scon become quite valueless as
IT, r,ad rs. ben for srme time 10 the hand Of the
lac ns~,r ,hc Receiver whether the road vii even
tusly ~ sod for OF the creditors, IL doubted
b, sw.. but & -"uld s-sm probable that this must
b. the eps II the cor sccordngto the last an.
nal rrpors ,hs iced does BOT psy earrsot en-
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BANK FNANciERs AND GovERNoR's RgQUisI-
ITEMS AT recent session Of the L-hlgh County
Couri, Prnnsy vania, the Grand Jury, upon legal
proof, found indictment against Moses Y. Beach,
AT owner and operator ct the Lehigb County Bunk,
wh'ch exploded few years ago la pursuance "f
the Indictment, Governor Johnson sent an ohcer
TO this State, demanding Governor Fish To deliver
up the said Beach To tine authorities of P'nnsy'a-
MIA. The r.quisiion of the Governor ct Penasy-
vsnia presented in due form, but UoVernsr
Fish hesitatrd long time about complying with It,
The cause OF his delay Was tbs fact that Governors
Wright, Seward, and Young had refused in similar
case TO ackuow ledge the right Of the Executive Of
other States To demand bank fnanciers, and il was
only after the most persevering solicitation, and
much legal argument, that the justice Of the de-
mand was acknowledged, and the necessary war
rant issued for the arrest of Moses Y. Beach. BY
the time the warrant was placed in proper hands,
the individual had disappeared and loo ited himself
i'm Connecticut The financial operations Of thi
distinguished banker have compelled him 10 avoiA
three States, viz, New York, New Jersey, and
Pennsylvania, neither Of which he enter, with
out running the sk OF neDg arrested and delivered
10 the proper authorities He Is also liable to be
disturbed where,e r he may reside, in any State OF
the Union, for the Governor of Pennsy lvania has
only to issue requisirion upon the Governor Of
Connecticut or any other State where he may be,
10 secure his arrest. Really, We do not know
where this fnancier go, TO get rid Of
this prose cution. He dare not go To Cuba.
He is literally an outlaw in three import
ant States of the Union, and before the lapse
Of many months, he may be hunted from
one 10 another Of all the rest. Now, this must be
a very disagreeabe position for such a celebrated
fnancier to he placed in, and We advise him to
adopt proper ut TO settle the di.ficdl
ties, and remove the restraint placed upon his
movements. He probably made a great deal of
money out of the Painfield and Lehigh County
Banks and we have no doubt he made something
handsome out Of the Cuba business and il he
would come forward and offer to compromise the
matter in relation TO his banking operations in
Penney lvana aud New Jersey, the indictments
would doubtless be quashed, aud the restrictions
upon his movements removed The outstanding
liabilities Of these banks conld be liqudafed pro-
baby, nt the rate of fifty cents the dollar and
he would then have enough left to carry him com
fortsbly through the few remaining years of his
life. The removal Of such a burden from his con-
science would enable him tn turn his attention to-
wards the affairs of that world to which we are all
rapidly progressing, and he partial atonement for
the many sins he has committed. The peace of
mind that such an act would bring would he worth
more 10 him than all his wealth, and be a source
of great consolation when all sublunary things
fail.
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Arrival OF General PaeZ.

We learned, al late hour last sight, rom our
Philadep hia correspondent, that the brig Fair
mount, from ST. Thomas, was reported below that
siry, having on board, as Il passenger, Gen. Paez.
We may therefore, expect his arrival in this city
very shortly and We trust our citizens will be on
the alert TO tender him such reception is due TO
30 distinguished and patriotic individual