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xEyv ORLEANs MARKErs.
Mana,r Ersuins' Ann lsih. lss.,.

l @se@QAy EvsNsnEp Apfh AStns eS0o. ! Caafsa--T9se I.gress by the Eafnpa were received tbis morning. ahui usese aniaverabie evsr .hsn lh. teIsgrarhie aeeoanss. TheR sGset oR Ass nsEke was ts eoa6se transactions to 9s00 hsles taksn fol Spain. the North end the Mediterranean, wlihoa any qaotabIs decline. We qSSte: NEW eaLEANs CLASSIFICATION. Inferior, ....... .9lstSl0 Good Mid. .1l3Si9las Ordinary .. Ioi1 Slos$ Mid. Fair. n sSSlIaa MiddIiag.. ..leTs sSills Fans. Q Tsboeco-B Bayers are demaBdinr decline, but as factors continue hrm, ae have not heard Of sale.
 Ssgar r--S4Ies confined to 900 hlds--f6ir g sxSte
 Moiasses-l00 bbIs changed bands al I7i9 Isc fos GermeBiiog. and 2ltS93 for rebOiIsd.
 Flouy.-Maket dull. Sales foo bbls Ohio at S g, and 2S0 ct S5 P.
 CsrR.--rbe receipts continue light Sales o6O sacks st 66; l40O al 67. ana 1855 al Csc.
 Oah.- Sales $50 sacks Ohio at 49e. and 5000 To. diana at 46e.
 Waissy-Marke, very duH. Reetiaed retailing at ISlsIS20c.
 Poyk.-Demand steady. Sales l60 bbIs mess al Ss 60, and s74 in lots al S9 IS.
 Bac0n.-Ssles l2 casks sboulders at S3xx, and 3l tieTees bagged hams at !.
 Bstf-S0 bbis were sold at S 50 the M O, and S5 the E. < Lsrde-2ss kegs were sold al 5az. ACoSes.-s0O bags Rio were sold at sIss and 1000 at Sc.
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Another screw Loose

The Washington CorrespoBden, oi the Baltimore Sun says;
 The charge that the Cabinet is against the nI,i- male setegfebt of The questions now sgitaiing the country, has been preferred to-day in the House ol Representatives n amosi able sensible and eIoauen speech of Mir. Marshall of Kentucky Mf. MAishall IS wing original ifIeld of Gen Taylor, trisSd oi Mir. Cniienden, and a warm sdmIrer of Gen. Taylor, under whom he gAllantiy ln The army oi The unIisd States in Mexico. The President T said Mf. Marshall, "ls in favor of the settlement bai The Cabinet IS agsinst ham," How vail Con- gress, wii the people oi the United States permi, The Cabinet to stand between tbem and the Pfssi. deh,l That IS ihs question. hope mol. Such s thiag would be rstfous.
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Female Patriotism.

The ladies Of NaPervills, Illinois, organized a sewing society year ago. 10 raise funds to make plank sidewalks for the streets. The money has been raised and the work commenced.
 We wish some of the fair ones of our borough would get up some plan to effect an improvement of the side walks of Little Rock The city coan- cil seems completely occupied with the proces. of funding old dsbs that the present generatlon are isft to founder in the crossings, or break thei, neeks iu the gaIies.
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lanslree's Seetlonal Nap of Arkansas.

vINHE above splendid Map Is now finished and \ ready for delivery. II dell"eaies The whole State as lad of ey inc |. .. Deputy Suveyors.- Every S-e,ioa and fractional section IS shcwn, so that forfy trad csn be readily founi upon IL The exact position Q! =ll ihe County Seats. Post offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, aot ,h" Iich and tefe lands selected by ths State out oi the j00 GOO donation grant al accurately shown
 The Lead Mines AEh other mineral locations are noted, well as all the old confirmed Spanish snf- veys with the latest alterations m The County lines The whole Map eoa,sining great an snonHt oi valuable information a can be loaRd on soy State Map extsnt
 l. is rul sp on rollers. elegantly coIored and nished Price s 00 Also in coGyeneut pCsks form, price g 70. The pocket Msps can be sen 10 sny part of the State by mail Postage eeSts Fof sale al the bookstore of
 L. K. LINCOLN, Lhiis Rock.
 April 2. 1850. 3i.f
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Late From Florida.

Yesterday, by the '. 5. steamer Fashion, James M'Baker, master, We have news from Fort Brook Florida, 10 the 7ih inst.
 Toe health of Gea. fwggs was imProVingzlowIy
 Nothing had been heard from the Indians for some time. Tue U. $ steamer Transport, Colouel Clay. with Capt Casey. our Sub-iadia sgent, had gone to Charlottes Harbor to couier with some of the lribe--N 0. Delta, lla .sprI
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WASHINGTON MALE SEMINARY,
Hempstead County, Arks.

Hempstead County, Arks. rTNHE seeend session ef this Institution. epensA A this moraing. February Huh, Is5n. Rev. C. P TVRRESrISE, Superintendent and Pro- lessor of Moral sad Intellectual Philosophy, Bee-Leiters. and Spanish Literature Rev II C. THwKATr, \. NJ, Professor of reeIan, Roman. frcuch and Italian Liirra.ure. JAaEs CRocKER, \. Nj, Professor of Mathematics. students received in the Primaty Department and instructed.
 Primary Department, per session of 2l weeks. payable quarterly in advance, xl1 Oa preuaratery Depnylment, le co Collegiate Course, yo 70 Vocal and Instrn,nenial N uslc, Elements of Musical ComposiIiNn, (Extra) Oe Initiation Fee. 70. No deduction for absence unless In eases of pro- tracted illness
 All students charged from the time Of their entry 10 the end Of the session.
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who arc en- gagged in Inc regular work of the ministry. or of those who are superanuated or have died in the ministry. wilt be edncsted free of charge. BoARDiNe can be obtained ia the best families, at from $6 To s per mouth.
 Particular attention will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training of ali studsn's committed 10 our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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Cotton seed.

l, s said that inc bes, way to feed cotton seed to hogs aid cattle. is 10 boil t with suitable ananiiiy of .at and then permit 10 ssnd two or three days until perfectly sour. Win good pasture, hos quire n other feeding until the season of iatsn. ing. Every cotton planter may. by pursuing thu. plan. raise all his pork with very ltt!e iIeahl. and expense. Cows, II is said. may also be les upon the soured and saIted seed ~iihoat sfFee,in. tie uilk and butter injuriously --Coaeo1d,a Iatsi
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THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 CouxrY OF PrLAsKI

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. COUNTY OF PcLAsKI
 In the Great Court cf said Cosntg--ia ChaReeyy:
 la raeail0a, IjiA dsy ef Apyl, 1853. Achan l.efevre, Complainant, \
 John Hvmphries. adminis- / traior of Joel Johnson, dec.
 James Lawson. IT., John >IN CHAscERY Johnson, Andrew Johnson, and the ank nowB heirs of \
 the said Joel Johnson, dec, Defeadaats. rTNHlS day the said ComplsinaD; appeared by hts N solicitor. F. N. Conway, and filed his bill of complaint against he said defendanf. togetr with the severn! exhibits referred to thereo, paying decree for title To the Ncr,hwest fractional qaareJ of Section thres in Township one North Raage eleven West, con,siaiRg i53 09-i00 acres; and Il appearing from affidavit annexed to said bill that the defendants iohn Hamphries, John Johnson. A ndrew Johnson, and the unknown heirs of Sd d Joel Johnson, deceased. non-residents of the State of Arsnsas therefore |, is ordered that they be notified of the filing of said bill against thsa, by publication of this order ia the .5Tksssss Ban ner, newspaper printed in the city of bHtie Rock.
 in the County of Pulaski, and State aforesaid, for two weeks ia succession the last insertion thereof to be al least fou weeks before the rst day ef the next term of said CeaFt to De held in ssid Coaatv on the first Monday ia Juns. AID. 1850, and ,hs, uales, they shalt appear in said Court ea or before the third day of said term, and plead, answer, o demar, te said Ceurplainsnts bE. the same will b. taken ss confessed sgaisst thesn. asd decree sn | tered aecvrtisg to ths prayer thereof II GORDON x. PEAY, Cisrk. \ A true copy from the record Attest: GORDON N PEAY. C,.sh. 4 Ap'l 2S. lsSo' 32-2~
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE ATTENTION the citizens of Pulaski. \ and adjacent eenn'ies, is resp etfaiiy asked 10 of The argps, and beet selected stock at Cheap Staple Goods, before off red tn this city. The undersigned promises 'o sell them low as any honest merchant in Little Rock.
 He has taken great care in inc selection of his Goods which he thinks cannot isil to plesse dis corning public.
 Truly thankful foe past fayols. he hopes hy aa honest and fair eoa,se of dealing 10 merit eohtin aance oi the PaTonageherstoore SO hessaily exien- des to him. A. J. HUIT.
 Little Rock. Dse'r ih 1919.
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RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE.

RECEIVED AND NOW N STORE. EOR SALE. low for cash the following arii- I cles:
 50 bbis A No. |. Rectihed Whiskey;
 10 tioz Shaker BTooHs, 200 lbs Blister Sieel;
 l26 German Spring Steel;
 bbis. Boston Crackers;
 Is large Wash Pols, from 10 10 IS gallons; Also: 5000 pounds first rate Country Bacon, as low as can be obtained in ihls city.
 10000 pounds fresh ArkanSas Flour; CO., lbs Fresh Rice;
 250 large Bieaehed Sacks Salt, All of Whsch will be sold low as they can pos sibiy be pafChased in Little Rock. ApIi 23, 1850. \. J. HuTT
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M-GDmw Hu HcNH'

HNHE dwelling House and lois now oecu- <zzA> \ pied by Gov. sam C. Roans, the pro- AshI perty Of Mrs. Anu keardon. il is s,tuated-.-4-4 al the West rnd of Markham street, and embracss two full blocks. with stables and other improve meuts useful aud convenient. The house is large and the grounds highly improved.
 Posscssion can be had ts Isl March. For terms. apply to Wm. B. Wah.
 Feh. 2o. ls50.-25-H
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NEW GOODS.

ID ECEivED per steamer Phillip Pennywi', and IO f,r sale ow. inc following desirable goods,
 , IIb4s Prime NeS Orleans Sugar, 5 Sacks Salt;
 50 Pair Trace Chains
 Boxes Collins Axes, Tank. and Ky patterns; q Pair Hsnes;
 Dozen Matjocks.
 A large anl wei seirc'et assortment Of Spring Prints, At'akapas" Cottenades. Paim L"ai Hats, &c &c., Sc. A. J. HUTr, Mach i2, 1850. MatH siree!.
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MAR REED,

On tho 18th day of April, lsSo. by Wm. $. Hut, Esq. CALVIN II. BoTD, to PENELOPE K. M.sLss.
 Al the same time Aad place, by the same, WM. ESTREss. to CHARITY MARY ASs CLIrKwELL, all of this county.
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IN SI4SRE

I00 Large Beach-d Sacks salt. 20 Bags best IOO New Rio Coffee; 10 Boxes Star Candies Is Boxes Of the celebrated Philadelphia Tobacco. heretofore kept by Wm. P Officer.
 Also, large lot ot Looking Classes of all sizes very cheap. Pstent Flows Grubbing Hoes. Trses and FifIh Chains, Gun Locks with iys. Bui'et La dles, Carolina Hoes, H6rse Cellars. Augers Batcher Knives Ae.. Be. For sale by 4. J. dUIT.
 Feb. ,, 1850.
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DIR. G. D. SHEER,

NIHO has recently removed 10 ihls place, and is w permanently located. would fespeeiiuily ih- forn those people of Little Rock and inc suTfolnd- ing country, who may need medical assistance that he prspofsd 10 atendihe calls of all such promptly Office oa Markham stee', oyer Judge Liacolu's Book Store.
 Feb ,, 1850 -7- 22-6n
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IT The legislature of siishigan have rssciadsd the resolutions of iss lastsessian, iassIaetng Gea CAss to vote for tho Wilmei oroyiso
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VXTHlSKEY.- go B6is received and for sale by w FATDERLY & CLEMENTS.
 April g, 1850.
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR HATS FOR lslO.

@ The subsc ribsr has received by mall, "a Beebe S ( (oster's New York Spring style A for Hats, aud Is nov making them to that &A pattern. Gentlemen who ara particular in the style of their head dress. and who desire be first la fashion, are invited to cal ard leave tleir sizss Nyf sed. JOHN DAVIS.
 March 26, 1850.
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FOR CASH.

WYE are now selling off at reduced prices w Those wishing to purchase, will please call on EAThERLY & CLEMENTS.
 April 9, 1850.
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IxPORflxf TO ALL WHO MlI BE PLEiSED

IxP0RflNf TO ALL WHO MlT BE PLEiSRB
 TO CALL AT
 WALTER MITcHELL& CO.'S NEW CHEAP CASH STORE: VKyHERE ihey have, and are now receiving. . w LARGER STOCK AND CHEAPER TH-aNEVER, ofweii and earef,.ly sci eted goods, in which will be found fall and complete variety nf sH kinds, in any way pertaining to the several branches named as follows:
 DTy Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware, FuFnttnre, Tia ware Clothing. Grind
 stones, Stome ware, Leather, Salt,
 Boots RRd shoes, Hats and Caps,
 Drugs and Medicines, Paints
 and oiis, Liquors, stoves,
 Flour, Lime, PtonxtsS.
 Wooden Ware, Planes, Saddles. &c.,, Which they wiiI eoR,iaus ia sril al wholesale and refs', as before tv eusA oniy, cheaper than be purchased elsewhere.
 Their business having increased so rapidly, and 90 fsf beyond Their most favorable aniIeipaiions, they have ound t necessary to enlarge their es,sh iiShmeai, which they are now ao,ng. by eFretlag large and comm6dioUs building, connecting taeir present ware, house with lToal on Main street which ~iI allow them to sell and deliver gools oe both Main and Markham streets al the sane lime They would not forget 10 return thsiE most sin eere and hearty thaBks to all those who have pat. ronlzed them thus iar and respectfully solicit ae increased eoatinnanee ot ihe same by them aud ali who wish 10 Pafcbsse good bAfgs,as. which W- pledge ourselves to give preIering large sales with small profits to small sales with large Pso6ts, for nimhse sIxpeRee is worth stow shiiiing. They w,l eoaiinne 10 receive new supplies every ,ix weeks, which wiil enable he,n al at tiInes r supply their customers with new and li ssh goo.is. Country merchants and pesilars wishing 10 ie- olenish. wii do well 10 give them a call. Little Rock, April 9, 1850 3t--am
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S. T. SANDERS. Secretary.
BoARp.oF rRusTEEs

BOARD. TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T. MTrrER, PRETipES-. Hon. II P. Poindexter. Rev. Vim. Moores, Rev. l.. P. Lively. Rev. B P. Box, I N. Jones, M, D, Mir. B. san- defnr. Mir. Y. Williamson, Hoa J. D. Trimbie, Rev J, Custer. Nj. D, Rev. ]. J. Roberto, c. B. Mitchei. N. b Mir. W. W. Andrews, Mir. .. I :. Sauders, Mr. II. W. smith. 7-22-u
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SUNDRIEN.

z i Bbl~ Ohio Saparfins Flour; O-E 25 Boxes No, Brewa Sssp;
 50 Ba tongue Pow Mouids,
 5000 Lbs assorted Bar Irsns
 30 Sets Wagon aSd Baggy Boxsss
 Susw Cutters Gfaia CrBdles Hay
 kaaes; sythe Snaihs Brief. Grass
 Grain Sy,hes Iro. Medgss; Broad
 OK aud Log Chains Corn Miiis. B
 Planes and sefews. keerived and fer March 27, Is50. VIM E. MA CTOVEs.-I2 No. z. "Iroy" Air-tight D 6 Z, Received and for sale by VIM. B. WAIT
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"ANrED immediately, . person to ,rlm fI.ts w March 2s, lss0 JOHN UAVls.
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CHEAP GOODS. |.

D ECEIVED A' \. ! Hvrr's Chcap store, IL Isis of Pisid Linseys, Kentucky k Ohio Jeans, Blue Pflhf. and Red Flsbnes; Piath and 'f~itlsd Black and Plaid Aipacss. bed Ticking. bias Den- ins, ibdiah Head Shooting. Also, Hardware Que"nswar~. kc., &c., &c. For sale low bv
 Oct ,. A ] HUTT.
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GRIND ONi GRIND ON!! JUST received pes Mali Boats. IF Steel Mais. as sb sorted stzss--for sale ky A. ]. HUI |.
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Peacock PiOws.

LUST received per Malt Bost---30 oas hers J Peacock Piows Iv ce do tailsy is~s, II two hSS.s Peacock Floss. Apply to
 fsh. zd. lo5a. A. J. MUTT.
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VtllLes's srEAH MILLS. Sf. iatl&.

E0B B5a. a1 this ebOies bsaDd os ft0a', Tsetised IA, ,.ary sad AM. B. WAIT.
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N IME.-5g large bhls ''unca li'es 1n prime aa. i.. VIM. |, WAIT
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M1LLEF sEE.J 40 Baas M,llet Seed. r-e.i. AsA sea snd fer sale by VIM. 5. WAIT.
 April ,, l550>
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April 2. 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

Sec 4,h And Do it further enacted ina. ssia
shall elect all officers necessary 10 their &c mir
Sec 9Th And be further enacted lhat tne sum -
" thousand dollars be and the same IS hereoy
ont ,nv money in the Treasury for me purpose VI
inc The cynpnse Of said conventions and mar 'he n
said Convention shall BY vote regulate he PEI u''"'
mileage. A. c,b>,n Conrentiora
Resolved | That this General Assenloy . .ei IL ~
vorahly the recommendation emanatins rom 'is Pop
Mississippi that the people OF the slavenoans Sa n
IN Convention at Nashville the hrst Mohoay M a I'm,
ne.t as eminently conducive TO harmonious ahu i
action among them in defence Of the institutions OF
and all the rights incident thereto guaranteed oy Tue
and by the spirit of the Constitution .l,
Resolved g. That both branches OF the ushela a's,
will meet in the Representative Hail. on
IL o'clock for the purpose of sending four oeega'eS o m
State at large TO the Nashville Convention. r. ,,;
Resolved g. That recommend 10 .ae peop,e " ~.
m send two delegates from each OF me
Districts of This State TO said Nashville Convention 70 DC
elected nm the first Tuesday in April next oy e PeUp1 VI
sad districts and that his Exceency the oy ms
proclamoton 10 the people of this State make known e
dav of election herein designated, to De neo 40
far members of the legislature and ,hat .e ie,uia "a
rho elections 90 held by the people enal pc MAUI " m
ma elections for members OF Congress oy tue PEG
s are and uoon the returns made, ms hAceency e
Eovernor shall by his Proclamation make KNOW D, 'e per
en- elected nd in the event. that any OF lne
elected shall refuse TO accept the appointment oy inc ot
dav of NAV or any vacancy shall in any manner occur en
the Governor shall and he is hereby required 70 III such
vacancy by appointment from whichever party tue VACANCY
aho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22
DEATHS.

DIED Saturday morning, the 9th inst, Mrs. JCDiih
n ELLIS the amiable Of VIM B. Ellis and young
Get dausNer Of the late John Colqut In the demise o.
this most excellent young lady, society has lost one Of IL
brightest ornaments the church consistent member ana ~
aecrionate husband devoted and tender companion se
mild and afable in her manners generous and aeco
ate in heart and sincere Christian Her sickness bIoA
10 her bedside beloved and attached friends anu
relatives and The consultations of the religious and anger
reoiced as her gentle spirit winged its flight another ana
better world above, though man incurred the pfemail
death of much beloved. Mrs. Ellis has left behind "
many sincere attached friends beloved and aeconate o
theirs and sisters and husband and only child who mou
their eparabc loss and deeply feel that the vacah
cy she has left in social circle cannot b. lil!.d
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft downy pillows are.
While on his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life oHt sweety there"
aAnd heard voice from Heaven, saying unto ME, wl VS.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord henceo
yea saith the spirit that they may rest from their aoos a
their.works do follow them-Rev. xiv. H.
/ Richmond. Feb. Is 1850.
aH Examiner please copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.


A, meeting Of the Ma!sals appointed for the process
sion Of the 2d held the City Hall the 18th inst the
following proceedings were had.
Mr. B. w. Richardson, al his request was excused
from acting Marshal aud Mr. James Bosher was appoin
ted In his place
committee appointed ascertain which OF the gen.
enen appointed arshas might be unable from absence OF
otherwise serve such committee 10 report 10 the Chief
Marshal and ReSoired That the Chief Marshal be au
horzed and requested supply vacancies by the appoint
ent Of other Mnrsals and publish prac,ca
bic, all such appointments.
On motion OF Col Spaldng il Rcsolred, That each
Marshal shall be under the command OF the Chief Marshal
Who acting person BY his aids shall assign TO the other
Marshals their respective positions and duties.
The following badges adopted, 10 be worn by the
1arshals viz scarf baton and white kid gloves 10 be
worn by EACH the scarf the Chief Marshal be red those
of his aids white and the Others blue; the b4ons 10 be TRIM
ed 80 as TO correspond with the scarfs.
II was understood that the Marshals holding military OF
other Offices might appear In ,her uniforms and that those
wearing swords might appear without tho baton.
The meeting then adjourned TO cassembe on Thursday
next, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ at the Mayors Office.
G.. n. JOHNSON. Sec'ty.
The Chief Marshal has appointed the following sTarshals
10 supply vacancies viz Col Thomas Is. Bigger. Messrs.
John NJ Gregory Thomas J. Deane and Francis J. Smith.
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For the Enquirer
LINES on THE DEATH OF MY FATHER.
Richmond, Feb. l4th, 1850.

Thou art gone grave the dark and silent
No proud thee stands flowers above thee "a's
Blu, though and Jar from irenls apart
Thy memory sull shall be deep treasured In my hear
Thou arr gone grave Father and never more on earh
Shall we Behold thy much loved beside the cacerlu hsah
The wnere OFT when acseo WIN ia
hours which you could seldom gam
That old arm chair thoughts It now gaze
And that's he'd OF carrier oySone DAYS
DAVIS when merry child blessed with Father DEAR
Blu, now-I hapiess one, Tor oh thou art not here
You rsprovd me- with gentle iof BENG hayward child
the kind approving smile ita e my lace qua pay
Wi.a ad your gocd advice aud from DUTY die not stray
When disease robbi cheek Father OF lie once brilliant boor
wasted o.hou Fastening TO the tomb
When his skill had sd vain RON deaih 10 rescue hee
With what bowed 70 our great TOD
waen mourning friends around Father with fearful eyes do STAND
the farewell a SPOKEN and casPd hen o inc mana
When earthly as.sred and brightly burned ram Ttd
None snsw the OF ny i.af! It's olieI dee despair
oh desp IN mind treasure he words 10 me said
Daugh. heal sleep with the Dead
oh Nv, m peace holiness God aust leai and love-
Tha, when endei may meet win me ABOVE
And now that thou passed away Canaan peaceful land
To ,oin In praise e:ernaiy h that sweet happy band
Though thu here at nor al noon eve
I'D thee back 20 suffer here Tor al me world can give
Ard Father. sained eer look down from above,
Icon the Dwell and who shared their love-
Oh pray afflicted child kiss the Christening rod
And In eternity may share thy happiness with God MARY
Richmond Feb 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-22

On the ED great meeting is to be held in Philadelphia
by the Democrats who opposed TO the "mo' proVso-
lists and other fanatics and in favor OF the compromises OF
the Constitution and the preservation OF the ohoh Inc
Pennsylvania says
,r. nor IN which the call for the Democratic union
meeting has been greeted by the MASSES OF the Democracy
in this city and county shows how sincerely her hearts
beat for our rhole country We have received many eeIs
on the subject zeaousy and urgently appaudng the move
men, and the aacy with which the call has been signed
shows how truly reflects the Democratic sen.en, IN ms
& nf everv Democrat he spoke to- and that the feeling o.
nnnroya was cordial and unequvoca in the extreme we
have no doubt that 1t will be OF the largest most en-
husiastc and unanimous outpounngs Oh the Deoe
rncv ever held in this or any other city