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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
Dreadful Storm,

D,,. r D, Jo 81
D |?c | u, ' .j,L y q, 'oPf'y az" 'oSS i?
Lg',' ~ @ '''""''0"'' 1''L"'"'
We Leanirom the Cincinnati Dispatch
mat on sunday afternoon, violent storm
passed. over that city. from the southwest
accompanied by wind, thunder and light,
"'iS' ana l"I'oW'ng The Inc "l The river.
Sweep along The lower level OF that city
win fearful I'ruIrncc, creating the utn"S
CONSERVATION, and doing serious damage.
he Dispatch OF Monday says:
"boaiS were forced from their moor
NgS' cnImneyS were blown down from
"c'r PAGES and The rooi,o several hous
rs were tom oil and the entire ry'cn, OF
damages we are unable to ascertain, al =
'a'' "o"r last niSh'' but we aPPrehcnc
disastrous news from points within iho
''.St u me Siofm'
he chimmcs OF the steamers Clipper,
NO. . IllnS at the wari, were blown
G. W KrnI, I' n V, ,,' n!'o' T%"NT o.
ms Of Steamers C,m W v, '',' -, 49, -,
Rc,co, -, ~, 3D.. ''''',''7 '''' "'''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

The City Of Glasgow. the new steamer
built in Scotland, arrived at New York on
Friday, IN sixteen DAYS and twenty-one
hours from Glasgow. The news is no
later than by the Canada. She cxperien.
red ve'y we're weather on her voyage
particularly 2tlr, 25lh and 6li.-en-
counlerlng high seas and winds. She al
so fell in with large fields of ice, which
detained her about fourteen hours, by al.
lering her course towards the South.
Mr.. Macrcady was SO i'll during the e.
venng of the l5,h April at Glasgow while
playing King Lear, that he was obliged to
retire after the performance of The first act.
\ sudden aud severe attack of rheumatism
Frustrated HIM.
The steamship Washington, Captain
Floyd, arrived al New York on Saturday
morning. after a very good passage of ID
days and - hours from Southampton
having sailed from the latter port on the
afternoon of April goth. -
The Washington brings 14O passen-
gers and very large and valuable cargo
of French, German and English goods.
1t is said, that amongst the agricultural,
ISIS Of GIouceslcrshire. Worcester and
IIcrelordshlrc, there is grand scheme of
emigration ahoat, which projects the Pur,
chase of a million acres of land in one of
the Western States of America.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07


SEEN DllS L'lh" f"0'u N'"0' h.
~ r,,,,. lG,rLs,
.iirancc IN CoHo"I- 10 ~. = .".'' ,,-"' q" q
- Ncady--.1 SnSHl "t' ~ I" c''" 81
THE BrfLsh M'"'S ~ u o'.t'5"% =, --'"'
cUid m FfHace-'!V""S ~ i'''"'''''
HALIrAv, NAY LIST.
rho steamer Cambria, which sail.
;rcrnn,I ,n HE 18Th nll., arrived al
,y.' nm N,o,dav evening. after pas
"'' nro,ont l6! DAYS. U.rad,ices are
sage ~, l.,ar ,l,,n previously received
'"' "', .,a,r,nr America. SHE sailed for
yarL .,6o',lork the same evening.
W., ,r.a s,n,mcr Cambria was detained ten
hours soon after sra,li3g, by injury to her
.'''' I;, ,o~ She was subsequently kepr
L .'. - hours more hv encoun,cring a
, c,,, IN the harbour. During the
"'.. -, 10 had ,I,,oe,ber rather rough
wy -, ,7-.,Ioosan, nass,oe. She brings Oh
,,rsscnnrrs.
rho steamer Niagara had not arrived
.u, ,,Lor the Cambria sailed.
.rhn r.c.,brr both in England and Ire
rnL !. mild and generally the crops look
,,arI..I,I,. we'll.
w. .,,,,,s from, tho manufacturing
,-;,.. .,h;L;t hu, Iu,lp imorovcmenr.
I,.',....r ,n,,,,C,c,urcd oood, do not keep
,.,,h ,Le ,dv,rce Of the raw material.
s.,r, ,;ra ! ~ be rrsorled to in the man
T,. FncI;sh Ministry having been de-
6..I;,nan, ON ,vo or three mi.
,...,;.,n. L,s o;yon rise 70 a General
',..r ,I,a, ,bov will he forced TO resign.
n.Iy.,ai fLa leader Of tine opposition.
y -. ,,',,ouaI ,,s ho,l,b tl'r protrc.
,'','"7 ,.'n, Laon ra.;rsoircd with rcpcw.
I" E 2o"''S 7La Continent the noIi,iraI news.
'''" ~. ;s,,nn.n,IIv ouict Order
WI wv S",',',,' ,L,,,,I,rancs Thc v;olcnr,.
prev aus ' ,: AMI ,,o ra,r ,n,rnoch If
~ ''I r;so 90 C.ors Car tho con
We '''' ''l'' S',, '',.,. ,aI,,,
'''' w., C ~ w ra-,;nn h.. M, bocn al
~ Wy ~ ,,,o oron, If tho r,;In,o. q.
49,, r,,, II,, a - &C E,,nce ,bera ! 90,
..,.a, g., ,o,r.be,J sar;ous difli,ul.
Wy ,''S'' w. r"riI''.,i,,,r pn..;,. -. 81,
, w., IN r5e even, Stated has riven Adj
,,.-,I p,rLor olyices 10 reinforce = com.
,.I,,,,I,.l.,Jo or tho coos,of G,eccc. and
..L,,IJ l., co tho Emncror or Russia
l,,s ,,,,.an ,,o.i,;ya' ,s.uranccs or his mren-
,..,,, -, .I,i.,rc. =, tho assistance of KIno
nl,
"a authentic adyiccs Of 4 later date
,l.,, rLr 2Sh March. have been received
,.,n A,Lors -, which the result of the
meeting held ,hrce DAYS previously, be-
tween Baron Gros and Mr.. Wise, had not
,r,nspjrcd. The meeting. however, j.,
said TO have been very amicablc one {;
INF if ieIegraphic despatch under date
of Athens 22d, and published in the Bres-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
ATTENTION TIE WHOLE!

THE subscriber begs leave most respect
fully to inform his customers and tho
citizens of Shepherdstown and vicinity
generally. that he has just received and Is
now opening a splendid assortment Of
Groceries, CHINA, Quenswars, Hard
rare, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Do
mesfc COtOns, Liquors, Bacon, and
Lord,
and in short every article pertaining to the
Grocery Business, which he is determln-
ed to sell as low as they can be bought at
any other place in the Valley. For IN
stance,
GOOD Orleans suoar at 5 cts.
prime do do 6+
very best
\. o., p. r. & S. II. Molasses
from 3l4 to 625 per gal.
prime Rio Coffee ~
very best, superior article IA
BAcoN-shoulders g. middling !, hams
10 cts. per h., and every other article IL
proportion.
Thankful for past favors he earnestly
solcits a continuance of the same. The
pubLic's humble servant,
THOMAS s. TURNER. /
Shephordstown, April 80, l850-lm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
Yha GUHEam Case,
y IOuhtd

The London correspondent of the Ma
lional lntelIigcncer of 4 late date, says:
1.-THE contest between the Archbishop
of Canterbury and The Bishop of Exeter,
on he case of Mr.. Gorham, still continues
unabaed. The Bishop will not induct
Mr. Gorham. and has written a long letter
20 the Archbishop, which ran through
seven large editions in three or four days.
DR.. PhillpolS accuses the Archbishop Of
hercsv;' spca';s hot, bitterly, and disre-
specially Of all who differ from him in
opinion, and is, in fact, altogether contu-
maciouS. The Archbishop is mild, firm,
and courteous. 1t is generally supposed
that he will himself induct Mr.. Gorham !;
nut this will only be the beginning of the
end and will be merely the signal for
pouring ont all the pent-up stores of angry
controversial elimination and rccrlmlna-
ion which now distend the bnsoms, we
'rar, of many leading members of our ma
,ioaal church. The Bishop of Exeter
protests against the whole proceedings.
The higher authorities will probably take
no further notice of tins protest than Lord
Peterborough did of William Howe, when
he INDUCED in a similar procccding.-
Well, sir" said his Lordship, "now
that YOU have protested, 90 about your
business" This weeks provincial in
,clligcncc brings the account Of clergy.
man of the Church of England having
been found gully Of refusing TO marry Il
couple on account Of their not having been
confirmed. This result will, we hope,
heck the unsccmIy conduct of an incrcas-
mo body in the church, who fancy that It's
r,es should be refused to all but its NOM
bcrs."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
Great Mechanical Work.
D. APPLETON s CO., NEW YORK,
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The publisher, have expended large sun q
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The publishers have CudelyCICd 10 use
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The publishers are. in short, determined re-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
CA K D.

IN consequence Of some necessary re-
| pairs, navigation on the Alexandria
Canal Will be suspended for several weeks.
We have arranged to deliver goods in
Georgetown without delay, and hope that
our customers on the line and dealers gem
orally will not letthis temporary Interrupt
lion prevent their coming TO our market,
as our stock is unusually large and desl-
rable. MCVEIGH, BRO. 81 co.
Alexandria, March 26, 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

CONVENTION IN VIRGINlA.-The Rich
mond Times, Of Saturday, says that as far
as ascerlained, the vote for and against the
the call Of a convention, in 10 counties OF
the four great divisions Of the State,
stands as follows:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
CARRELL:S
DIN YIN H0U b,
HARPER'S FERRY, VA,
The regular Dining place where Passenger,
have ample timc To Dine, on The baltimore Z"
Ohio Railroad.
2l,935 4,66S

Occupying large iIo'el, capable Of DIM
me 800 Passengers, will have daily, for Dinner,
roast beef, mutton. veal and fowls; boiled nam,
corncd beef and chickens soup and t'sh IN sea,
son; with a plentiful supply Of vegetables and
pastry. fruit SC. In fact, every thing that The
market, Afford Will always be found At his Ia
Die.
lev CREAM served up during the season at short
notice.
Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO remain a,
Harpcrs Ferry. Will find this House newly tticd
and furnished, the Parlor and Chambers well ar
ranged. to make their stay at this romantic spot
agreeable A.
Y 81 return my thanks to th" many thou
sands who have patronlHcd me, and VIII always
endcayor 10 merit then support.
ITO my country friends, and stranger visit IT.
ing this place in carriages OF horseback, WIN
saw that my Stabling Is large aud well SuPpIl,eG
win The best Of Proycnder, attended 10y carclui
O,tcr. Md my bar with choice liquors. arc
&c Nv charsc, to suit the lines
T.. II. CARRELL.
Harper, Ferry, April 30, Io'O.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
MINIATURES

in the most perfect manner, of every size
and style, at prices varying from 81 to 50.
His rooms are open to all, at all times,
TO afford an opportunity for examining his
specimens, and he says
.--,.N. nc 4 call my prices are low,
81. H..o e Us ".....' ~ specimens show,
u. 81, 4, a... ,... u, with reverence say,
Your miniatures are made by the Bright hing n
Days
His stay may be short, and he urges all
TO embrace the present opportUnity--an-
other may rot offer! "Remember that
delays are dangerous
"IIa.tcn while you're young and fair,
Let me your likcncsS,s take,
That YOU may see, when YOU grow old,
The changes time does make"
InrucIioAs IN the Art, given on the
mos, reasonable terms.
Rooms in brick house between DR.. J
REYNOLDS office and J. Adams Comicc.
Gonarv Store on German Street, open
from 9 to ).
April %, IS5O.-tf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

THE GOLD MISHs
OF CALIFORNIA.

The attention of agents Throughout the
country !, called 10 &c cheap and care
fully prepared Guide TO ilre Gold Region.
Just published nv ,he,subsrribcrs, entitled
God Mines ofCaIIlornls," and also =
Geographical, Typographical and Hlslou-
cal yIcw OF that country, from official Dc
uucn;s and authentic sources with Nap
Of The country, aud particularly lhc Guld
Region cdl,ed by G.. G.. Foster, Eso.,
price % cents, All The aulheatc inlor
nation that ran be procured viii he found
in this hook, price per hundred sI5-s2
per dozPn. : new edition is in press TO
supply country oidrEs, which vii! bc sent
according to the iimc OF application. TAia
work Is the frs. a2llionrc publication on
the subject, nd embraces Al. las informa-
ton Of real yalse 10 persons interested in
,Ia: wossAc rfil section of country.
DEWITT < DAVENPORT,
'Fr;h1ne Building, New Yosk..
Ap-h2 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

How TO SHORTEN THE SESSION.
" Punch" IN the following recipe for sa-
wing time in Parliament, suggests also a
very good wa; to shorten our sessions Of
Congress and the State Legislature:
All persons both in and out of parlia-
ment seem to agree that ii will be d SRA
Die, during the present session, to be eco
nomral of time, a commodity with regard
20 which there has usually been the wild
est extravaganza. A suggestion has been
thrown out that several members should
be- allowed To speak at one time, M idea
which we have long entertained, and with
which we have ON u former occasion en-
lcrtaincd the public. There would be an
immense saving effected by this arrange
ment, for inasmuch as the speeches, il
spoken in unison, would in all probability
not be heard. the unpleasant necessity o
reply would be avoided. A dull speech
IS bad enough of il>rl>, but the worst OF II
Ils. that it may GIVE rSr to a duiIcr answer,
and thus when mere lalker gets upon BIZ
len< we never know shc end of II. Speak
mo To no end nj all is quite a scnaiorIa.
failing, and the conversion Of number "t
harangucs into chorus, would certainly
ssiSr the members To keep time instead
of losing it. Personalities would also he
.hcckrd, for two angry speeches goingon
a, once would ncu,raIi>c each other to q
treat extent, aud--l2 make use of chem.
zeal term, would correct each other 5 acid
ity.
Uox. Jeremiah Clemens. &. : Senator
from Alabama, wh" has gained some mo-
,or,c,y in New En2land, because of his
alleged ignorance of factory life, writes to
, friend in crmonl, under date OI AprII
10, rs follows:
Il, is NV purpose to visit New Eng
and this spring or summer. wish /"
show YOU New ENGLAND girls that am
neither bear or tiger, rs, Judging from
he letters they sometimes write me,
ancy they think am. wish, also, L"
AXE hy the hand rs many of the officers
and soldiers Of IKE Ninth Is can meet.
promise myself great pleasure from the
trip y -,
'rhc Journal hopes VI. Clemens will
,qrrv week or two in Lowell ami pn' NJ
!, corporation boarding Io"Sr. I!al lac
may oct practical !ca f the NEE IaFc
q! the operatives.
D.,, .r,..r,r, Gr,yt,-1hr CV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
FRESH TEAS
TOB.RCCO

l75 boxes > and s, choice brands,
$50 do Warwick. Cobb, Aladdin and
other brands of prime Cavendish
100 do ordinary brands,
% DO - and l6's plugs,
The above have been selected with great
care as to quality, and warranted to give
satisfaction, this day landing and for sale
by McVcigh, Bro. d Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

The steamship Georgia, which left Ia,
wanna on the 2lSi ultimo for ChagreS, had
nearly eight hundred passengers I'll boar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

VIM. NJ. BIarkiord, late editor Of tie
nchburg Frgmian, las b, cn arprin,rJ
pos Mast l e tat place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07
LATEST FJ3EIGN NEWS.
OF TIE CAMBRIA.

rrrH DlYS LITER FROM EUROPE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

RYE N lIvAD.-t apt. lacoh RudN' {"
MlddIcrown (Md Valley, informs iht
~ ig ihal 50 rapidly has gram lmptnIe0
within The lasl ten days, thal much OF MS
rye crop is now in head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-05-07

> ;roncc in Conon--2He Fio"r Market
GcaIy--.a sHgM decline IN Corn--
TBc british Ministry Y0Heriag--.3H
ruiet in Francc--.?GairS in ie10od.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
Messrs CLAY and Benton.

| The Norfolk (Va.) Argus has very cruel
way of knocking down the card castles erected
by its submissives in the Old Dominion
We suLjon specimen of its anihilating OF
one humbug: ..s ts..5..s
"The Herald in its issue of Saturday, alleged
that Col Benton INDUCED in "tactious oppo-
| sition" to the series Of adjustment measures,
recently passed by Congress, and that he was
entitled to none of the 'honor and glory" (,) of
contributing to the good work. We referred
him to the Journals to prove that Mr. Bentons
name is recorded side by side with that Of Mr.
Clays for each and every one of these several
measures. Still it has the hardwood to persist
that we have failed in our proof We now
ask the Herald upon his rire dire if he denies
the fact? That print also wishes to conceal
from its readers tat Mr.. Clay is in favor of
Free soil, when it is notorious that he took de-
cded ground upon that platform in his famous
letter written sometime before the Wing Con
ventiun met to nominate candidate for the Pre-
sdency, in Philadelphia in lS49. That states
man has often and repeatedly declared the same
sentiments since, expressed his memorable hos
tility to the extension of the area Of slavery The
editor of the Herald must know these things, or
he sineffably ignorant ofthe political occurrences
of the times
The Herald is equally at fault in the assertion,
"that the Free-soilers were the very antpodes
of the Kentucky Senator il every step which he
took to promote the compromise" Such is not
the fact. Every Free-soiler in both houses of
Congress voted with NJ. Clay in favor of the
admission of California into the Union, and like
wise in favor of the abolition of the Slave trade
in the District of Columbia. Yet the Herald
would make it appear that the Kentucky Sena-
tor and the Free-soers were as opposite as the
poles. Surely that Journal must repose the
most generous confidence in the verdancy of its
readers
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
Later from Harand and The Istsnuus-6o3 ,o0(
Dollars IN Gold.

The steamer Georgia, Lieut.. d. d. Porter COM
handing, from Chagres and Havana, with gold
dust and tobacco, to Nj. o. Roberts, arrived at
New York on Thursday. The Georgia left Cha
gres on the evening of the 26th ult, and Havana
on the Cd instant, with $50 passengers from the
gold regions for New York, and sent per steamer
Ohio, from Havana, 325 passengers for New Or
leans. They have in gold dust, at the lowest cal
culations $3.50 900, besides on freight S263, 900.
The passengers are much satisfied with their
earnings and result Of their labor in California :;
and many are to return in n few weeks to add more
to that which they have accumulated, perfectly
satisfied with the country which they have left,
and to which they intend returning to resume their
business. .. ........
The Georgia brings large cargo OF tobacco,
cigars, &c. The number of cigars in her manifest
add up 2,037 ,450.
Ten thousand troops are on their way from
Spain, and some ofthe number had arrived the dav
previous to the sailing OF the Georgia-and the
night previous there were two vessels of war tow
ed to sea. Their destination was kept a secret
from the inhabitants Hs E 2 9 Z
Havana is perfectly quiet, and the newly APP
pointed captain is hourly expected; and il is
subject of much talk what his manner of proceed
ing will be in regard to the Island and the many
reports in circulation regarding the expeditions,
&C., fitting out in the States 70 take the Island
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
How they talk at Hartford.

Our Connecticut connections are turning up
their noses very contemptuously at the ap-
prehensions of those who think the South can
be kicked into resistance, by any outrage
The Republican of that most loyal city, thus
discourses concerning the magnaninsiiy of the
North.
Southern submission is the meat on which
Northern arrogance has grown so great. Hear
the Republican
Sucn is now the position in which we find our
selves. We have fawned to the South, to the
fullest extent of her requrements-and we are
spurned and threatened for our nlagnanimny
We have given them bill, which violates all our
ideas of justice, religion, and nature, and they
are not yet satisfied We have made kidnappers
and shameless prohigates of ourselves, and the
excitement still rolls on! We have opened
every avenue to robbery and perjury, and we
are asked to do more---to do any thing, rather
than offend the peculiar instincts and notions of
our Southern brethren!
But, after all, The danger IS nothing, and only
serves to exhibit the restless temperament and
inordnate desires of few Southern politicians
The masses in the South are firmly attached to
the Union, and impressed with an ineffaeeabe
estimate of its benefits and blessings Political
quacks may play their fantastic tricks but the
grand machinery of the Confederacy will move
on unimpeded and undsturbed. The people,
and not the politicians, have the control of our
national destiny The country will emerge in
grand security from all these apparent difficulties,
and her glorious mission of liberty, truth and
universal justice, will yet be consummated!
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
FOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGREs,
WITHOUT DETENTION 1T P.3.N.llL3

! WITHOUT DE1EN1IO.N Ut P.i.N:IM1
FFyHE United States Mail Steamship Company
Il will despatch the splendid double-engine
stcnynsbip GEORGIA, on Monday, November II ,
at 3 clock p. M, from the pier, foot Of Warren
street. North river, New York. with ule Govern
nent mails and passengers for. San Francisco
and intermediate ports. ''
The connection at Panama will be carefully
kept up, and passengers for San Francisco arc
guaranteed that they will not be delayed at Pana-
ma beyond the usual stay in port.
The books now open, and passage can lie
secured at the following rates Y.
FROM NEW YORK TO CHlGRES
Standee berth, forward salooon 80
Steerage berth, found bed & separate table so
FROM P.4N:GMa TO S.lN FRANCISCO, .
Sta,e-room berth = $500 :
$Steerage berth, found bed &; separate table $50
FROM .sEW YORK =
State-roon Standee. Steerage
To Charleston or Savannah s25 $40 $40,
To Havana 10 ...f5 So %
To New Orleans 10 -..q 60 %
Freight to New Orleans 30 cents per cubic foot.
Freight to Havana will be taken in limited
quantity at reasonable rates. 1865
Passengers for Chagres will be transferred at
Havana to the new and splendid steamship Pa
ClFIC. IA .5.r..Hr .G.t.s
of the company, II West street, corner o. War
rem steet, to - $500. M O. ROBERTS.
SPECIAL NorIoE is given 10 shippers by thus
line, that the company have prepared FORM OF OF
bill of ladng adapted to their business, which VIII
be furnished to shippers on aPpi'catioh at ,he r.
company's office, and with WHICH 'ney are re-
quested to provide themselves, as no other form
will he signed bv the agents Of the company. All
hills ~ nd;ng mist be signed before the sailing of
vessel o.. Nov.6, 1850. q,