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II III ETE I'm GENTTC
=
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.RTTSINESS CAPDS
- = -, 11,1,1 ~ AAsAIa2. -.
CAMP GoS oS om@dn @nS @es EtG nSs rS al NH F.
M l.. McJLLTON, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
pesssr s ~ T,fRpaS qhaIIss street s;; 80 sa y
saSs GE NG ~ M ga lsTss o 5,v. 7.o7.d az 1 y o
and ss 1ra,er 10 III II rp s z"
IA ILL, Mclean & GO. Cation Factors ana Com.
~ M SIyVI5I, co,zsiss;o, T..is,,; - ~ = =
. ascnt, No. 90 St. Charles street: safi dl@&iyW~ VIZ
NJ, FDLiOAi ggAeeSale g 4 end Retail Grocer No; A
DAME 4 HENDERSON. M m Was1esa7s T. 61o,cz. No, "
Il 30 and 2 Grayer street, New Orleans. nil
TOHN II. ELLiOTT & co., Commission Merchants,
q D. Grayier street. nis "
D eaerai Coaaission refa I'll Giayer Ven, s'e' &c
w C.. RAYMOND, Family Grocer. IA Camp
yVIs,;,T5sI, N.Y. s15.- d, = : aPe4
IA New orleans. 'Y -''o.'' . i0'D'ia ial5iy safs''
,s; 9s%9.s s,,,3 s"@ sg 9 s Ssss % Common n q s
st. Louis street, New Orleans. auli ly
SSEWELL Il. TAYLOR, Importer Of Wiaes and
- liquors, NOS. 1 D and " Royal street. nl9
j. A. bsnlI BEARD EAR: & &5seiisFe and a01Taise7. No. 10
n EyI n. d3XIls C,,a1,5ssja, 49,, - ,,;5-
IL .3Ecgt. No Or
WLLIA1I :. GUSHING, Commission and For. -
IOnN TooLE, , ce@slsslsa u.s. "a eeSas Ss5 sss t ss.s
@4a SS@a,,ases once 20 Bank Place, NJ o. sl2
H. dSd,1J GNbEJiLL. Pesler &c II Wlnes, Lqrgs and
reasonable terms-21 Common street P up n w S1 1Os'
r NJ. HARRISON & co. ForIa7d7aS and COM.
TToass ToS7 neaa Lae ol Faaasp1a faeket MS
T4Bk EIsh a B.9G.9ERT. -. sAp ssafs and Commission
HENSON, Honss sim and 55z,-a,.e-,a5 i5a3-..-
~ Imitator d poodS aid IarJtss, No. I32 Gamb,
------s' oslSsiss l-alaz cue square: --- lyl3 ly
RACE 4 FOsTER, attorneus &Sd nv Z c,nsssr, TosIEs .t
,oIs nue., 1Aeleage faee, \. Q. inilz ly
/ a6ss, aqrss and sso; e. s9sj ss s,
1,s,. SS 90 oi1hres tIeet, New Orleans oil
ENNha 7; LhOyY, .7ttorneg and Counsellor Gt Ian,
0rleaas, La. 0D-1' 'A's''' 1d9" a.
Srsg;, 6s%,ssseT asd hergerdng Merchaats, ard
4 NARCIssE TEBRIO, Perish .41ctIosos-. General
street, Doiadsonxile, Ia. ''' -. % ohe'inaiaa' Z
IT G TMISnLIL 4 CO. couaiaissioa aGieGhal aha for.
oHN H. WEas. osisa S - S,sssas 1aes s.ss q y
H0S, Corner of Common and Ma street. Oppoase cRady
Jo.HIgSs.a5 F19STLF51SD' M SsPsSg
s. f9si a9f o1'ohoa's ''' n Orleans ~ 5s rs
D29TSkWfA I29TSkWfA RuTMa4M 80 jops CAMpBriL.
% gHd Sfip eqS,s No. s FTos, Fe4ssts & Groees
r. DAVENPORT, Iglolssale and s,sl c -. 9n
N 4 lrJ 1No, 80 ~ ~, Bafonne street, New Orleans
attended to Or wedding and Fruit Cake, promptly
- = - -; ~. . IS
- kofce 3 Poydrss strsst, New oeSSs, sfr 5rs
Nephew soccom6 & voorhies samuel I05S ~
A. W. PoREE. lI1v.,,-- 49,,
00REE CO., Dealers in Hay, Corn ogts Br,v
% s: ss5s between r'A'd''aa
y a T,lUDT,-s-5s e1 va stolage do
v aaS Jnsi,r, q AilaUEs, Commission Merchants
Il Snaar gi " t7epaaa dlgays. Lent Tobacco Cof.
an Cfossaa ts eS onp W 2 l arsst street between Canal
Aln epality ~ 1'A'i,i,a a.Si Is'
I NJ DEPAss 9Tct1o1Scy and 5;c-,,-;-. - - =
- Vice Mo- 2ll BanEs S,nsd XXI hsredHt,
AdyaL Cargoes 70 aye Or Mercba5dSe Se nger a Eafh
Real rs ate Cargoe stoeks S1se se epon 70 the sale Of
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN IANAIcA.--- The
question ofgrowng cotton on the island i serionalg
asated, and il is said thar American gentIsmen of
wealth are about to embark largely in lie prcdne-
tion. An American company, with capital az
sl.OOo,oo0, has taken tbe eoppermines af Mount
YsEnon, and viii work them ViaQrous'y.
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sADpLEnY WAREHOUsE,

ESSS = SD, Nos, so AND 80 CoMMOSs 81 On
esasSSFl Y NJ We are now opening and receiv ~
- sExs%sadA@A,s5lng fresh supplies, by every ar
Sf sn g 9I5 % lfTge B and d, ,e9pPee assortment SADDLES
HARNESS of all kinds; Coach and Harness Tfimnings::
Leather leather and Findings. Also MILL BANDS Of Gnm
Tn {ua Perca and Patent Stretched Leather: INDIA
itoPbER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rub.
Def clothing, etc. etc. With every other article
nj VI u nus o Wihcn we invite the attention of friends
anu ,s We puDne' ,-, SMITH N BROTHER,
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NEW ORLEANS EarIeRANrN RE,rI1rr. ~

NEW ORLEANS EAIIGRANT & REN1ITvCA NOE
OFFICE. A-ANOh
: SfTh S4A <f7t
TNiE undersigned, at his old established Office continues 70
acc0modate persons derous of remittng money TO Their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterj1g Sigbt
Drafts payable IN any posown in the above named kim
dOHs, and IN sums to suit He also as usual confines ha
ing passengers brought from Liverpool to this city, on coed
ships and reasonable terms Parties living at distance by
addressing letter (pOspaid) to the undersigned will he
$40 ly No o. Rank place No,v Dniss,.z ~
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BLACK bonhaxines, ApacAs and Orleans extra fine,
Black Mousseine de Laines Black BaTeses all Qualities.
Black sts Widows Silks, Lace Wells and handkerchief;
Black Embroidered Canhre Hsndkegchiefs
Black Printed Bordered Handkereltiefs;
Black and White Lawns; Black and Whhe Calicoss.
English C0uted Calico; Black aud White Chns al ,gbans
Black aud White Shepherds Plaid Gnehans;
haek crspes, Black AIiophanes and Widowsi Cranes;
@hie Grape and Ariophanes Black Silk Tulle; =
Rsal Loti Plain Black Csleoes, etc. ete.
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w announce TO the citizens Of This city and its
~ la Eo, Ia. ~ ne Is prepared 70 attend to all business in
renee as Veterinary Snrgeon will insure him iSFge bsi
ness, as ne spent lne years in the Veterinary Coaga r
France ye years in Prussia and the last five wears n III
Guy WIN geat success The Doctors charges are from Al IN
$lU upon any durable dlsease-advice gratis 80 ~ v "
20" The Doctor is TO be found al nj banrS oF ,l A.
night at Tattea Stabes St Charles straa " 'e uuy ana
and for sale. ~ O0Ne' Always On hand
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BUSINESS CARDS.

L.. LEVY, Mote, Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
". 20 Camp, door from Common St, N. Orleans II ly
<NT L. McJLLT0N, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
lVl. Doater, ~ ChaTres street. d4 1y
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a ID. GHIEFF d. co. Wholesaie IaaIses IA 4, R,,,
o., ~ aHa C1eess and agents for IaVOrs qiJanv III
1eye s, s seeark Cider, Nos. rs, as and 40 Od
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5; $;$ Ss2:ss 6 .'
Keeps constantly on hand every thing in his inenI n
ihe3t variety OF Ladies' and Gentlemens Roots apG Sbs
ED Will seI a. is lowest Cash Prices share of public
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Gen. Eaylor Powerfully Defended.

IlOlIts pOlutnCe OF inc y. 1 LN1TtSsI
WAsmyGToN, June !.
We have had 4 stirring session to-day in the
Senate. Mr.. Webster, in his reply this morn
ing to Bradbury's resolution calling upon the
President for the reasons for removals from
Office, took occasion to compliment the Presi-
dent rs a faithful, honest, candid and capable
Chief Magistrate, and said he should have his
cordial support. Bradbury replied, reitcrating
charges, when Mr.. Bell, Of Tenn. took him up,
and, in one Of tie most powerful, whitening
speeches ! ever heard, characterized this petty
and malevolcnt war upon the Administration in
language about which there could be no mis-
ta:c. Douglass, of Illinois, a young and cX-
Cccdingly Jealous democrat, then opened fire
with a long secondhand trade, taken almost
rerbGiim ct hicrdiim from the scurrilous columns
Of the Union.
The speech of Mr. Dawson was such a loren
sic display as is seldom witnessed upon that
iiocr, or any whore else. It was a powerful
and scathing exposition Of the motives which
induced this petty and scurrllous warfare He
rebukcd Douglass for his exhibition Of partisan
ism, in language which he ought rot &c forget.
lie said that four iitths of the Offices of the
county were in tho hands Of democrats, most
of whom were violent partisans, when General
Taylor came into power. lie had made the
removals of the pnrtlsans, with q view to placing
parties on Il footing of equality, but there still
remains, at the present time, a minority of the
Offices in the hands Of democrats.
JUVENAI..
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GJ@The Egyptian mummy was unroIIed to
view at me fremont Temple yesterday morn
ing, and introduced to the audience bv Mr.
nliddon. Her face was perfectly black. which
mr, Gliddon said, was evidence that the bodv
had been dipped in boiling titumen. The ewes
appeared glazed, as if baked in the head The
arms extended down the sdes, and met in front,
me oollng btumen had reduced the body to a
crisp, so that it was as brittle as a burnt bone
and The features were nearly DESTROYED. MA
feet, in the process of Bnrolling, broke Off At
the ANGLES, and we're submitted to a most raid
scrutiny by the board of medical gentlemen in
attendance. The body is five feet four inches
IN helght, which Mr.. Gliddon said was the tall.
est mummy OF a woman he mad ever seen. A
scar was taken of the body about ten feet in
length' win fTInges or each end. During the
OF unfolding the linen bandages, n
Nv ''sinous aust was raised, which set many
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Bartholomew Nlillcr's Estate.

STATE OF YER MONT THE Hon. the FRO
Di-uiet OF Clnttentrn, -. bate CuuIt Tor tue
Drtttt OF Chiticndrn To al persona colrerHcii .
! ie,s a Of la hJ,ln. W Ni'l,, .ate OF { lc .rstrfli
D.s,rIct, deceased, Gle, .,ug.
Whereas, Lortine Miller Admilistrntfix Of thr
estate Oi stII Deceased, proposes to render an account
ot her administration, aud present h-r nccocnl
agnlnct SAID estate Tor examination and allowance
AT u session ct the Court Vi Probate, TO be holden At
the Probate Office in Burlington On the 2yth day 0
June 1850.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear be.
fore said curt, at lie time and place Aforesaid ant
show cause, liauy you have, why the account uiurr-
sand should not br allowed.
Gwen unuri NY hand at Burlington, this 18th day
Of June, A. u. 1850.
BRADFORD RIXFORD.
wi0v3 &. Register.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, June 3.
Reported for the Travellrr.1

htmnr.;ct 800 BcefCat,'c, 90 pairs Working Ok
en-, 80 Cows and Calves, 1850 Sheep and 1913 Swine.
About 300 Beet Cattle. unsold.
Frices-Beei Cattie--'Dulr' and prices have de
clined. We quote Extra s6,75; lst quality 6,25 I'd
do s. %; Sd do SI,75a5,25
Working O~xen-s65, II, IS, 90, los.
Cows and Cnlyes-$ls, 90, 2E, pc, 81, 81, 40.
Sheep-Small lots 81 80, 2,7j 3, 25, 4, AS.
Barrows Spring Pigs, : Stall hogs, 4 and Al. AT.
relnil. from Al 70 6.
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Of e. o audici &C to tncczing. The mummy
having been unswa'hed, was placed, together
VITA the articles found on the person, in IA glas.
case for the inspection OF the c%urio1a. Mr..
Gliddon was assisted in the process Of unrolliug
by prot. Agassiz, Dr. Charles Y. Jackson, Dr..
Wvuan, and Dr.. Wirslow Lewis.-B so7
Ryys lame 6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-14

WE he srhsrrhsrs. having been appointed bv The
W i!unoiable tn- ftObu'- tourt iur the District
q IN trii,"i, commissioners to receive, eXaniue
aud a Just the ctaIn, and dpn.lnds OF all persons,
aIllnsi tir' tsta.e Of Ahrl UweA, F1- Of Burlington,
W said ih,tuci, d'ce sod. irl -es,ur.d lusoIyent, and
u,so AZ c,nIu- ana usnanc- exhibited in uiisei there
20 tJd sly uIuhtu-t ON TOE a-y u tue dale hereof,
trlng allowed pY sid Court tor that purpose, We
DO therefore Hereby give notice, that We will attend
P" t.' IuSl1,Ss III our appointment, at the dwelling VI
10" ~I'uE Margaret j~"u, IN ButinGtun, IN said
Di1tii ct. on tine twenty e.Eutl daysof september aud
November ne 1t, at "a O'Clock, A. NJ, on each OF sad
days.
D.cd. his ~ @7v Of Tune. \ D. 1854.
JOHN VAN Si'kLEN.p cu
wiNV2 GEORGE GOI>IOCk( OoP'"
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Five Wounds and Thirteen Doctors.
from the Washington Rebrb'jc.l

An oid gentleman, with a good constitution,
but subject TO a few minor ailments, was so I'M
fortunate as TO get into "A street-fght with one
OF his neighbors abouta boundary line. He was
victorious in the contest, but unluckily, the
blow which Frustrated his antagonist was dealt
WIN so much force as to break the arm with
which It was grSsa: IL was Z had fracture, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-14

Ilo fUIUVInr r,uII.I u,III.I. w., -
U,,eI,po,oo por,l,,o u, ~,
c;,l hrla,,o so,;na o,..,
oc , halo "a aoa,,as
"vxc,rs,u" ,ho "'l.y ".'N" as
= s,~rm," and ~ooo.nal aoa- = ~
inv Tho old con,raa,an la;a. -
sono ro,o onI t.a t'.'' - I'','' u
,,. - u P.''" '" "E"',
ron,r,.a - III '"'' WIN 'i''"o
, qb.,,oonr uo ~ =!
n.La ''".! ''SI'''"''' poc''rS'
lie r,n,n,. D,... "' ''"" "'.'"H-
T.v,or in.;-,.J 11, '''I'' "
mora 60, rcd .lon hn,, o., ,Lo, n"
r., '''' "'' ''.. az ''q"'ou
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alton caused more than usual pain. Part Of
he family. also, were preiudiced against the
Ioctor, and suggested that it would he well to
nave a consultation Of physicians npon the case.
and, as a medical society was then sitting in
the town, they proposed 10 submit The case 10
their advising, Accordingly they sent over 10
the sociri, for the aid Of thirteen of their nntn.
Der, all learned a,id skilful men. who were APP
pointed a committee 10 t%amine and report up
on The case.
The committee Immediately proceeded 10 ex-
anime the patient. They ali pronounced IT It,
be a bad fracture, that there was some danger
of inflammation, and unless attended to at once it
might endanger the loss of the arm bnt it be-
lng suggested by one OF the most distinguished
ot the faculty that as they were all there, and
Is the patient perhaps you'd never again have
the benefit of 80 much combined medical skill.
t was due to him, as well ga 10 the faculty,
that before tlev proceeded to set the arm (Which
was, after ell but an ordinary operation) there
should be Gn examination uf other pF 5 of the
body, TO ascertain whether there were no other
wounds or ailments requiring medical aid, so
that they might all be cured at once. and the
patient thereby restored to perfect health.
This proposition met with the appreciation Of
all the committee. But the old family doctor
modest|y suggested that, from his knowledge OF
the constitution and habits Ut the patient, he
did net think that he suffered from any other
disease requiring immediate attention, and they
had better proceed at once TO set the arm. and
thus relieve his present suflerinrs. when they
might eyGminc at their leisure his other wounds
and ailments. lie insisted. moreover, that there
were indications Of inflammation about tie arm,
which N ght, by delay, increase to such a.tent
~ 10 endlnger the loss Of the limb be therefore
begged the committee to listen TO his sugrps-
ffAA- aud T., aid Lilo, ,,ttI. 81 g.. 90. ~
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NEW GOODS.

LIZ FOUNTAIN HAS lust RETURNED
Cs tom Boston with an extensive assortne,; -
Goods, Groceries, and Ready Made Clnthing'
which ne ,ti-.s Ia ms Oh cust1lut is and to The nnbS.'
&c generally, cheap lcr casl--Call and see. ~
CHARLES Ia FONTAlN
Winooski Falls, Aprn Il, 1850. ws,,r
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1GEN rs.

l. y. .,hnson. 9Coent,cs Sin, New York
{. Loseii, y. Y. and Boston Packet ufIice
l.Hu. Wharf, Boston
F-c';cr & Uo',on. Mou,.c.l.
fpd, |, 1850. w.o,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-14

In St. Adams, on the 10th inst. by the Rev. s. D.
Brown, Mr.. s. PATEE, to Mrs. A. NJ. CORNING,
both of Burlington.
In Troy IN. y June 9Th, by the Rev. Robt. q Van
Kleeck. EDWARD INGERSOLL, of Philadelphia
to ANNA c. daughter of the late Stephen Warren
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OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS.
ENFSEE COUNTY,, NEW YORK


rrC.- r~r c4fInv nv WATER.
Free G, r,.n.c 4c,J -, W >,;.o Ini
oL,u.1 nj I4ns aJf. l,.l T,,.,.y... ''
! p,,to-xy.D bgtc non. fl tl ny,H1 ooe
/ .Ng,l,na Ig,y,., g6~'
I >yb,.1L a. ,Jgsnes,1s B. =, Cyo;yq .4 Il,
~',r, 49,, NM. '
'hniE w \ | EtiN ul tleS" celebrated VI .
y decimal Springs hoye also been n%uu,yscd by
I PIof t.. t.umuus. G.. Albany aud Prof. b S.lrlaI.
j.. Yale toiege. TacIe are r|o.i,iri Sc SINUS
bat onN the Na'ejs o. three have bcca sppmiied %.
aua,yss. the COM 'urut PARIS ar~ similar To the
above, vary ,ug, nov "get, on su,ulth ina g,,cn qu4n-
my. Ih,sc wulcr~a.. been ,u,ut cd ,or ,Aaun-
uauou to various medical geutD'Inrn, ami a large
nuu'uei nave sYcn conunrudltsry utiulous, emo :
"noHl ae the following,
Do & t.ut,N Rrov Au7,,
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Jtc0,.

In Plwlet, on the 10th ut, Mr.. BCLELEY T1rrcn-
IYGs, a Revolutionary Pcnsioner, aged IS wears.
In Rutland on the morning of the Sd of June, of
consumption, Henry SI1As HopeEs, eldest son o
Si!as H. Hodges, Esq in the a0ln year Of his nge.
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[Ey Last Nights Walls.

) UTHFET CNvryTrOy 1T NASHVILLE
Nashville. (Tenu) M nday, Juno 81 p. NJ
Hon. A. j. Brown having called the Convcn-
ton to order, reported on behalf Of the Com.
mittco appointed to Organize the Convention,
that they had a reed to recommend that each
State should be entitled to one vote in the Com
ven'ion also that Hon. y, $. S'arhcv Of Misc.
should he appointed President, Gov. Macdonald
of Ga. Vice President: t. G.. Eastman and w.
i, Cooper be appointed Secretaries OF the Con.
%ventlon. The report vas unanimously adopt.
ed.
Judge S'arhoy upon taking tie Chair made
n briet hut animated speech, which was received
with the greatest applause. He thanked the
Convention most profoundly for the honor con.
TERED on him in electing him TO position he
had no dosr re to GIL. but which after the many
appeals which had been made to him, he could
no longer decline. he alladed briefly to the
causes which had induced the meeting OF the
Convention. The several States. he said. had
united under equal rights guaranteed to all by
the ',onsiltntion--lhat those rights had been
%vloIttod, and that the Government could not
stand the shock Of this dissertation of the Con-.
%ti'Tuon.
The Convention, he L~cc,aro1, had not a..
somh'rd I" devise measures to protect the rights
and nroNor'v OF III" Southern people, hnt 10 pre-.
serve the Government which had been ha led
down tn'ham uulagni-hpd. It had not been
raIied To prevent, bat 20 norretnate the Union.
who, ne asked. we're heli"r ~uatrjo's. those, who
wou,I make war TIL \ Il rect calamity had fall.
an on the country, cr those VINO propose to
a'ont m"Hs1reS 10 avert 'te calamity 2 II WAS
forthe Convention TO dovse n remedy for the
owls under which the South vas Iahorinr. and
for tho people to rerrv j. ont. lie trusted that
n rom'dv would hn iuund. IN cuncinsinn. he
rorrs'nd that TIE olJori ct tho ore;uaiorr n!tac
Convention was not TO dissolve the Union
tho SANDERS OF itS euenles to tho con,rarv NOT
withsfaNtlnr. He pXpressc4 a hone that the
Union might no the last tang 10 perish amidst
me roivcr>al wrcci Of matter.
t''Hr 9. b. Furguson tocn opened tie pro
~coodinws with 4 prlvor.
Judge Wilkinson, nj NJ, woval TINT n list
- the states bo c}iad, and mat he ramhare
from Tho Same hp requested 70 rrosont their ere
don'lol7. The nolon was adoo'ot.
Con. Ni'ov moved that the vote 10 ~r,~onei.
d0rN'. lln wislad 10 amnrl the motion Of the
"oo'"or7an from Ni<s'nri, 50 rs 10 raise a Gem.
m 'too. one from ouch S,ate. to receiv, tho ere.
Gon'lals from mo mombprs 20 the Convention.
Ettcr ebo-' discussion between Gen. Pillow
and tho Hon. Mr.. Walter, Of Ala. the mo i'm
10 rpccas!Ger was carried, and the ameulmpn,
~ raiso = COMMITTEE wqS accepted hy Inlrr
Wilkinson, rnt alor'ed, when the tolnwipo
o"N'o0c0 Wero ""pointol on said Committee :
Con. Pillow, Venn. J ud.e Wilkinson. Miss:
Con. Walker, Ala; Coz. Henderson, Texas
Cot. p~lckon', :. g.; 81. J, Crawford, Ga.
!odGo Fucker, Va; Cll. Plereon and Hon.
M. Powell, AK. The C|ouyen'ion then ad-
Jonrncd until II o'c'1cA tomorrow morning.
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E'qss1EiE.T e

which are warranted; Tuilors' Srimm-r rs and Ships
liail-Dttasers', Paper iIangrts', Ha,trts', uua
Ion hare SHEARS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-14

D'Hon. hiram Weed, Secretary Of State of
Connecticut, died at lis residence in Danbury,
on the 7th inst. of dropsy on the chest. lie
was fifty years of age Boston Atlas.
Mr.. Weed was father OF our townsman, Mr..
GEORGE 4. WE'D.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

z.tb tee trsfSc. 4 Izrge pos;ton Of the doTa
fegt. is forwarded by the Boston ard HcQs ssonic
Railroads End for ne last few days the ansogat
yeeesged fron1 The West ~ be gent o7er tboas
roaea has BEEN 70 lz,ge Eoet Mr. Mcintosh the
Vice prsside1t q the Albany and Schenectady
Eoad waa Obliged 70 charter Tie BAH fenybaatsr
unic1 were kept 10 motion IL renoging propsfty
frona o;5e dGg5t u tae otaer. II passing throagn
che ffeigbs h1sses this r1ornibg we obserged
large AMOUNT q property which vas beng re-
raoyed with Ill poaaible dlspatca. the hog trade
il groming very rapidly. This acne fofas M
small ten in the transportation b7ziness aad az
they are perisnable article. TIC foad that vii
bcing them 70 market IN the st0ftest spare 81
tlse vii get the basine5a
Tic dfafs for tae intersst On she Public Debt,
& 10000, wsa feesiycd al the Sab Treasary.
Tbis does not include the paynaent% Coupons
In Freight there is i moderate business dung,
and rates are without change. The shippers arc
waiting the arrival Of the Baltic's Mail
The bosineas ii Excbange for the steamer baa
been 10 fair extent at previous quotations.. On
London, co days, 1I01@n0l3 Paris, 80 Bays,
5lI2l@ 5floi Amsterdam, h&@4lli Hamburg,
s8ol 0@7; Bremen, s0@so{.
The annexed statement shows the Exports
from tida port for the week ending Dec. 10;