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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
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allen Sortsn 9etrdnfe Don better GuaIitdt, nab Der
fd0nfsn Manier uno an ben buisfsn preifen be-
bient werbsn fouen. Srstst elm, Serren unb 8a'
men. uno uberSeu9t Gub feIbh.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
NQ6rt6t

sNa6tt6t
miro biermit ee9eben, oa6 Die lnterfdrirbencn ais
QominiliratOren pOn Der SintrIaiIenf60ft oes Der
fcrbsnen 9 biIip 9 ter, Isetbln BON Noro-
BbeitbolI Saunfbp 9etba Gauntp, ernannt NOR
ben finc.-SOIte cober, bic an befa9te Stnterlai,
Icnfdoft fcbuIoia Iino, ,perceu 0fu6t innmbolb 6
@cbsn onSurufen unb obSube5abIen- SoIde,
Die nod rs6tmdese QnfOrperunsen an 9eoabte
SinterIa0enftaft Su MAIDEN baben, iino eriuht fol-
6e binnen beIa9tem 3eitraum aub en5ubdnoi9en.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
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" | fensn pisIsn Sreunoen unb Gunoen Die
- Qn;eee Su maden bas er feinsn ean;en
GNSS Stof pUn Suteu, 8appen uno YsIS-
werf an Die
Serrct1 SinO unS SOpO
unfauft bat, pon meI6en oas @rfddft mie bisber
am aItsn Stanbe in Der SamiIton Strase, snss
2blrsn cberboIb Der &efOrmiren &irtbe. fortbetre.
ben pirb. @r nimmt fId sbenfaIIs Die Srebeit fei
men aItsn Sreunosn uno &unpsn obee Srma an
SuempfsbIen, noem er ilbsrSeu9t fhblt ba6 fie ale
weosn. Der dItere 9efeuftafter 9err enc, ii
Elm praftifdr Sumaber, uno felt Oen lsetsu ge'
bcnsebn Sabrsn in meiusn Sienfen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
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gSaf6instpu Snbepellpent &rnpp
Sbr bdbt @u6 in UOtIeu Uniform uno tanosrm
@rmcbr uno Se9en sur Yaraee bu Usrlammeln' anI
Som(ioo ben 4ten Nlai, uru 10 llbr SOrmittd8s' am
.6auIe BON gpbram 3rorsQ, in SOseIspiae.
bic wunrben Mit9tsbsr befaster @ompa9nls 6u
spsroen, beIieben fb oann uno bafslbf stnSuFn
eeR.-Quf 8efebt bee eGptains.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
Scbat1et bteber!
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Sfens mnO SlsCbfcbmieO TT 2lllentaun,

bautten1raBe, Stpt SbdrSn untcrtatb bsm 9uhfcbr
plr ,gatricr Drudera,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
StOtterit tsitS St0la,ntclat
furtrt.

Der llntGfdrisbme wunfbt ben ginpObnerR BON
es6a uno ben ansrenSenoen Gaunties udtuussUou
anSuSsisen, cab er ld in Der StOpt NeupCrf Iofirt
Bat UNI atle psrfonen, pie nit Obenbenamtsm perIe.
senma6enOen SinoernB Der Sprade bsbaftet iino,
NIT @rfCle bapon Su befreien. Gr III wobIbefannt
aIs Der enSise Mann in ben Sretni9ten Staaten,
meIder bas StOttern bsiIen fam, Cbne ben patien.
ten irssno elmer munodrjhiben SperatiOn ODER benz
asrinsffen SbmerS gu unterwerfen. Seine q e.
SabIune mirb perIan9t, bis cine pOufdne9e Set
lung bewirft 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
OeiQerStaun Sruppe.

Sbr babt @ua in uoler Uniform uno fau6ern
pifoIsn unp Ss9eu sur paraoe Su UsriammsIn, om
Samitd9 ben 4tsn Mlai, urn ubr Nahmitto9S
am 9aufs BON SaeOb Sif6er in SrsrIestaun
SOIbe bic piufhsn MitsIieeer bsfaster @Ompaenie
gu peroen beIieben fi3 bann uno oafelbft einbufn
ben. 1uf 9efebt ees Captains.
GRrfes GmrDsr, 8. 2.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
~ ~&alf! &Qlf!

Der llntefdrebene mabt Den @inwcbnrn bon
eeta uno ben ansrenSenoen Guunties befannt, oab
cr oas &aIfbrsnner, gsI6dft be9onnen bat, auf benz
pIaee uOn Qstsr 2abatb Oruber SCfepb Sd9er)
in Norb. 8bsitbat Saunftbip 2s6a Gaunp. @r
miro iecsrsst bon csm bcften SbIdt' GaIf auf Sano
baben, weIden er an 8 bis SiI Gents abfeeeu mro.
SVfprit Tridert
Npril 25. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
MirS2 %.
use Gdfetnle4un9.

1uf Smmefabrtsta9, SOnuerfo9s zen 9. Nai,
rou Der @dftsin Der neuSuerbauencen 9emetnfbatt'
Iiben ,.&dflanen" &irdbe, in Sbermifcro Saun'
fdip, Seha @auntp, unter cen 9ew6bnhen Sster'
litfeiten ssIegt meroen. Swfbiebene frsuoe pre'
bigger me6en aeeenwdrtia fein, uno aIIe &sIi9Onsr
freunbe 1no b6fhff einssIabsn beiSumobnen.
@s III ffrens untsrfast ssifise GstrdnFs auf Dem
8runo Su perjopfen.
petsr guaeImau, @iuou9bbp @abeL
Senrp Woper Quttpnp S6iffert
@aumdltcr,
1prit Is. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
April ls.
Sebr tpi6ti9e 9leutgfeit !!
Charles Scbnll,

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Sauflnanns<S6neib in Der Stabt 9ll>
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Benahridti9ct feline Sreunccn alien 8unbenun
elm 9eebrtss Qublfun iiberbaupt oaB er Cebsn zine
neue GaufmannS Sdnsoerei fr6ffnet BAT. uno 3par
fdrd9 9s9enlbsr Der Sbbfsuow Soaue. uno Die 2ts
S6lre obetbalb Der ,9echa pariot' Druferei auf
Der noroIithen See Der t0amiIton Sra6e, in Quen,
tdun a0po er
Ginrn urucn nno aaus pprtrcffebrn Stpcf S8aas
rcH
sn9ete9t Bat ben er ouf Die furefe Qnbei9e an ben
biQtalen Qreilen, nab Den neuelfen Woee1, auf bic
bette @eife uno auf oaS 9ef6mafpoulte Su RIeosr
ilmarbeiten miro.
Seine Baaren bslteben gum Sbsit aus fuperfsi.
nen Suderu Don aIen Sarbsn uuo QreiBsnf uuo
Rismono fam oa febIen isinsn ei9enen Gei6mad
Su befrieoioru.
&ciH SScSfen;cM0 wiro niresnes fcnfno in
biefer Stoet ubertrCffeu ;-Sm @e9enibrit fublt er
periidbert oa6 feline UusipabI aCes in bis(em Srt
St6nb,t uno 8iai9feit tbertrifft. @abe
meres, Satinets uno 70 weer, lino ebenfals pUn
srasr @ute, unb feline anosrs SOmmerwaaren sGei6'
faIs auf oas Sor9fdlt9fe aus9emdbIt, wslhes tbn
in BEN Stano fstt, Ieinene ScmmersIelecr an ben
alIerniteri9fsn Qreeen abiuIaBsn.
Runo zen: u rbeit -Sclbrn bic fcnffpo fau'
fen rpiro er NIT Sreuosn uno Sanf ibre ei9ene 8aa
rem an ben btliQiien preiesn Su &Cieer oeferti9en
-uno er wo[Ite nod bier bemerfen, ea6 er ibnen
fur frubere GSunt In oieem SADIE fenen Danf jClIt,
uno oas er db rts frsuen ruiro, iie nit ibren e9e
men Iaorsn Bel bm enfebren ju fsben.-Gr bittrt
baber um cine SOrtoauer otsfer 9unlt.
sertige 1let0nn9ssStiicfe.
Gr aeosnet aud INNER elm uOuAdnbisss Qhorte'
ment ferti9er &Iriounes Stlde auf oano ju baIten,
ale 36de, BON allen 8snennunsen, Sarbsn unc prei'
Gen. g8eien, 6Oien, etc. etc.-5anceIt fur cure ei'
oenen snteren uno rufet an, er febet nitt mad et'
mem aelcmahenben fonocrn nur nado cinem Ieben-
Iosenben prcfit. 9anSe Qniu9e rpie iie nur per-
lanai uerceu uou bis 25 &bolsr, bdt er INNER in
BsreitIboft, wsI6e wenn ibr lis fauft fiber cine
f66ue Summe erfpart.
ga er Die Mlobsn reeslmdbi9 BON philadelphia
uno 9leuporf erbdlt 70 Fam er onit alien na6. ID,
rem essnsn 9efbmad oisuen.
gr Iaeet baber Ile Gin. BEL ibm an;ufprehen fei.
ne g8aaren unb 4rbeitsn Su betradtcn (meI6es ia
nibts eefte) un6 iicb felbif Don Sben9sfa9tem Su
nberSeueen-unb sr fhblt uerftbert, bo6 penn biss
aeIdiebt, sr .ftins Rsebnun9 nitt obue ben Birtb
nacbt," wenn sr auf cine IiberaIe unterfhsun9 oes
publifums re6net.
1G--EaaI.. Charles S6pa.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
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81. G.-Dr SoftCr bewirfte rine Sur Dor Der
mroi5inif6en SafuItit uno elmer 9rOeen 4nSabI an
cer.r Qerste, meI6e Que bas Mittel als untri9Itcb
bs,eidneteu geblibem beiiet er Ii Der Elm bum
bert Certificate uOn &uren. weI&e ein9ele'
ben wercen f6nnen, wenn man bel ibm in ieinen
8efbdftslOfaIe in SEEM yorf anruft Que periO
usn in Geda unb ancern @uunties. oiesnit Stottern
sepIaet ino, baben iset Wie ME SuUOr cine 9ee9en
belt nm QbblIfe gu erIan9en. Ser SOftor Fam
pnfonen BON ieber Station unb ieoer Sprabe BET
len. ...
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02
9(Gf0nte>N Na6rt6t.

Da SbOmas Srad unb feline Srau, pon gare
@beitbau Saunfcbip. eeba Gauntp, uermittcIit ci'
ner fremiai9en usbsrdreibun9 catirt QpriI6, 1850,
al ibr @i9entbum fowObI Iiesenoes aIs peribnIites
unb permilbtes, an bic llneri6risbenen ubertrasen
baben uno Swar gum Seffen Der Greeitoren ers be-
fag:en 2bOmaS Srad, 70 wsrben biermit Que, mel
DE nod an beiasten Srad fbuIe9 finb auf9efor'
bert, ;wifben nun uno Dem 1lten ndbften Stunt ab'
SubeSabIen-unb Solhe, bic rettmdBt9e Scroerun.
gen an erfa9tsn Srof baben, beeben tbre &s3nun'
gen Bis babin aud ein6ubrinQen.
GfiebacI 9SDpSrine, 1Goniss
SacOb SiGiuocr, "I'S'"''
Qprit IL. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-02

8ecient fi6 eiefer @sIe9snbsit
,fcinen Sreunesn uno einsm 9sebr.
ten QubIifum i'm 4u9emsinen bic
QuSei9e su MAIDEN, ooB sr fccben
uOn ben 9rOeen Stdcten Surudse'
febrt 1T, WcfeIbf sr einsn 9ressn
ISorratb auerlei
,SSpI.. mir STDhIer1 SNcSets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

FROM ST. DOMINGO Preparations for War. BY ar
arrival at Boston, we learn that the Dominclans ac
lively preparing TO meet the Haytiens. Santana has
been placed in chief command and busy engaged in
forming an army They are plentiuliy supplied with
arms and ammunition
The ratification of treaty with England, in which
that nation acknowledges the independence from Hay
OF the Republic of St Domingo, was celebrated by. a
public dinner at which the President of the Republic
presided, and the British Consu was present. The
latter made speech, in which he said, among other
things, that the English would not interfere in the
coming contest between them and Hayt. Neither the
American Consul nor any of The American shipmas-
tiers were present at the dinner.
By the new treaty with England, the vessels of that
nation are allowed to enter the ports OF the Republic
at fifty cents less tonnage duty than American YES
sells
The Dominicans have fleet Of ten vessels OF war;
VIZ one ship two barques two brigs, and five schoon-
er6,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

meeting was held at Savannah on the 22d inst, at
which resolutions were offered approving of the
call of convention by the Governor; recognizing
the right of any State to withdraw from the Union
on a violation, by the Federal Government, of the
constitutional compact; and expressing opposition
to dissolution of the Union at the present time,
or the secession of any one State but declaring
the passage of the compromise bills, Ohe fugitive
slave bill excepted,) an aggression upon the
rights of the South.
These resolutions created warm discussion.
They were advocated by S. Cohen and ]. NJ Mil
len, and opposed by J. e. Ward, and after various
motions and much confusion, the friends of the
resolutions Withdrew from the room and organized
in Monument Square, where they were uDani-
mously passed. The Union men who remained
then nominated ticket for the State Convention
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

ArrRAY AT VERA CRUz.--An ARRAY occurred
at Vera Cruz recently, between two Americans,
who were intoxicated, and coored man who
kept public house, which made it necessary to
call in couple of soldiers, who were also badly
beaten. A reinforcement was then obtained, and
after severe fight, the two Americans were over
powered, but not until they were dreadfully
wounded, from the effects of which one OF them,
named Franklin West, of Georgia, has since died.
The other is not expected to survive. West, on
his death bed, confessed he had done wrong and
was to blame.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

Messrs. Mcbride and Crooks were tried at the
Superior Court of Forsythe Co., N. c., week be-
fore last on charge of circulating abolition do
cuments. Crooks was acquitted. Mcbride was
found guilty, and sentenced to one years impri-
sonment, to stand in the pillory one hour and to
receive twenty lashes He appealed to the Su-
preme Court ..a.t..
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The Boston Cronotype states that young fell
low appeared in one of the front boxes of the Bos-
ton Theatre at the performance on Tuesday eve
ming, with piece of white cotton cloth about
three inches wide around his black hat, and very
high paste board collar running up each side OF
his head His odd appearance and actions caused
much interruption, until he was finally arrested
by an officer and taken to the lock up. The fellow
stated that he had laida wager that he could &c
through bis performance nnmolested
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

a. R..4d. Zfd3f ERMAN. E
EXTRA sCoTTsyILhE FLOUR, in store
% % FRY & McCANDLISFl.
GYGG BOILERS ON STANDS on pLAiN,
M Just received at o,>,rD,,c
W1MOIeY.-Afew Kegs superior quality. received
au7 a''a 10 S''' y THos. A. RUST.
W9IVE HUNDRED DOZ. COTTON LINES,
oc :S5 s'''o y E. H. sKINKER.
ENEITON'S KUM.--4o bbls. for sale BY
Il &c WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
ENAMILY ROE HERRINGS, for sale BY
H1INE ENGLISH GRAPES kegs s!sls9 Of the the
a. finest bunch English Grapes Just received Tor
sale by Toe l2l SIMON BoNAvIIA.
ENREsH SEED-seyera varieties, for
IL sale by II. J.. MILLER, Druggist,
an TX us Broad street.
ESAMILY BACON, for sale by conn1N
u au6 DAy y q ooDD1e..
W5IRE CHARACTERIZATION boxes best quality
&C g a1s CRACKERS just sSe IouIs j. BossIEUx
EEATHERs.-l00o lbs. prime Tennessee Feath-
u ers, for sale by cu1Nupp
GROss HERRINGs.- so bills. in prime order,
&C % ~ 'A'' =" WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
EROUND ALUM SALT, in store, for sale by
w oc 10 E. H. SKINKER.
MNAY.-s00 bales Northern Hay, ahoat, for sale to
ocso ''''' y EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
NWOLLINs' FAMILY 4 EXTRA FLOUR,
ME for sale by DAVIS & GODDlN.
EW OPS-grooth Of ls50-receving, by schr. Hen
oc 3 'oo' "'i' ''' JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
WWERRIWGS.-5O boxes Scotch Herrings, for
Sc ~ 7"i' " WIN. TAYLOR.
MMIBBERT'S LONDON PORTER, npmts
Il IL and quarts, receiving and for sale by
iyI2 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
wwYDRAULIC CEMENT.-80O bbls., for sale
"a o &c 25 %" 'f0i' B pSAV'EENPoRT. ALLEN & co.
3aAY.-2i5 bales Northern Hay, landing for sale
o &c ~ EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Nm AMs.-l0 lierces prime family Hams, for sale
oc % 5S CHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
INDIA RUBBER DOOR SPRINGS, for
1 sale at GdNIERS,
oc II 70 Main street
y RON WIRE, all sizes; also t9d lot Of Steel Icy Wire
u Tor sale by Il1oo. a. hoo /.
n OUISIANA RUN.-25 bbs. Louisiana RUM
oc25 SUIT CHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
n ARD.-50 kegs M. Briggs prime family Lard
M
oc25 >'''' A"O c III I. WORKMAN & co.
y OAF sUGAR.-Smar's Loaf, Crushed and
a Pulverized Sugar tor sale by x,,o,n
oc26 EDMOND d DAVENTOltI.
NJ OOAING GLASS PLATES, all sizes, for
81 A sale at enters
90 II 70 Main street.
n UMP PLAsTER.-3o tons, landing from schr
E A Janet, in the Dock, for sale by ,,,r,r
oc 30 SHIELDS & 'SOMERVlLLE.
vi UMP PLASTER.-l20 tons for sale low from
u A wharf or yard in lots to suit purchasers, by
90 30 WILLIAMS d CLAIBORNE.
n OVERING'S CRUSHED SUGAR, land
n ing, for sale by Il. II. shlNAEn'
oc 26 -
n IIE.-25O bbs. Washington Lime, IN store and
IA tor sale. ocv
oc2 RANKIN az w HlILOoh.
m ADY,S BOOK FOR NOVEMBER.-Ail
n A the Magazines for November received by
oc Is. MORRIS d BROTHER.
m GATHERED sides good and damaged Lea
la Their, receiving, for sale by -, ,.r,,,,,,,,n
81 Z. u. ohlNhEh.
M OAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED
oe 4 E, II, SKINNER,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The LATE QUEEN THE BELGIANs.-The English
papers the DEATH at Ostend the 18th Zoe
tober of Louis Marie Therese Charlotte Isabelle, Queen
of the Belgans. This lady was the second child OF
the late King Louis Philippe, having been born at
Palermo on the Sd OF April 1912. The Princess Louise
was a most estimabe woman. In her earliest years
she did much credit to the tuelage OF her preceptress
Madame MalIet, who had been recommended for the
position by Madam de Genlis the governess, Of Lou
is Philippe and the rest of Philip Egalts family She
shared the fortunes of her fathers family until the
revolution OF $780, when she became conspicuous as
the first princess of the French Royal Family In 1881
when Belgium became independent Kingdom, Prince
Leopold Of SAKE Cobourg, the widower OF the amented
Princess Charlotte of Wa es and cousin OF Victoria
and Prince Albert was selected to occupy the throne.
He soon afterwards married to the Princess Louise.
The Queen of the Belgians was thus intimately
united with the royal family of England, and
the King has generally showed that he estimated
his relationship with England more highly than that
with France, and particularly during the discussion OF
the Spanish marriages. did he and his queen look cold
ly on Louis Philippe's projects. Still Queen Louise
continued to be devoted daughter, and when Louis
Philippe in l848, fled crowness TO England, Clare
mount House, the property of King Leopold, was pa-
taken severely ill some weeks since at Ostend with"
or she had repaired for the benefit OF her health Her
compliant was general phthisis accompanied by much
suffering Her MOTHER Queen Marie Amelie her bro
Their the Duke of Nemours and other relatives were ear
" summoned and remained with her to the ast-Phla-
deLphia Bulletin.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The remaining portion of the Western Division
of the Pennsylvania Railroad was let last week
with the exception of the Mountain Division, for
which the Portage Railroad will be used. The
contracts stipulate for the completion of the work
by the Spring of 1852, when there will be an
unbrolen railroad connexion between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

I a PPLEs.--5o bbls. New York Apples, receiving
"A for sale
oc 10 VIM. TAYLOR.
q LM0NDs.-l5 bales Almonds, for sale BY =,
IA oc? EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
"A SUPPLY LEATHER HOSE just receiv-
au7 r. A. RUST.
lid oc % WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Np ATTING AND CANDLE WICK, for
RD sale by FRY q McCANDLISH
HgA,CON Es.-Todd's Bacon Sides; also,
ND Western Sides, for sale by
oc 80 EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
HDUTFER-40 kegs mountain Butter, receiving
LIB and for sale by ---....-.
oc "a TINsLEY s. BRYANT.
MBACON.- 2O00 lbs. Side Bacon, cured in the
M s0pepTT SDayv for sale By
TpUGTsTfEfR.-lo kegs Mountain Butter, 81 goou
ND 9 quality receiving a Tfd IS f3!s y BRYANT
NpRANDY.--5o bbls. French Brandy, for sale by
lid oc 10 VIM. TAYLOR.
EpRAZIL SUGAR.--100 bags handsome white
ND Brazil Sugar, for sale by E. ii. SalNkEK
EBAY RUM.-A superior article OF Bay Rum, just
I'D received and for sale by VIM. FLETCHER, I'M
der the American Hotel. Sc =
NpRANDY.-l5 half pipes Jas. Hennessy pure
I'D Brandy, vintages 1912 to ls49, for sale by
oc Is DUNLOP, MONCURE q co.
WDUCKWHEAT.-A superior article, in boxes,
lid for sale by DAVIS & GODDIN.
BACON Prime Sides and Shoulders, receiving
oesi i'a - $40 WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE
4 SHEEsE.15 boxes prime Cheese, daily /, expect g,s
&C 80 ~
6SHEESE.-75 boxes and casks Cheese, landing
6 So 50 WILLIAMs & CLAIBORNE.
6SHEESE, in casks and boxes landing andtor sale
ocsi WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE. .
| 1LOVER SEED.-20 bbls. prime Clover Sc ed
oca5 60 CHAs. T. WORKMAN & co.
NHEEsE. -2O0 boxes prime Cheese, just received
% &C s s. Tor sale c q T. WORKMAN 3 co: :
1tANDLHss.--2 boxes SPERM, tallow and ada
" mantine Candies, in store, for sale BY
&c DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. !
n SIDER.-20 bbls.new Newark Cider, receiving,
| " for sale by
oc 10 VIM. Ia LOh.
6tHEEsE.-50 boxes Pine Apple Cheese; SO do.
~ prime Northern do--for sale BY curNKrR
| oc ~ z. -. On L. IAl.-
| u &C 10 IS = ~ DAVIS & GoDDIN.
GO 10 $500 VIM TAYLOR.
asOTTON YARNS OF THE JAMES
" River Co-assorted from No. 70 "a, Tor sale by
&C 10 JOHN N. GORDON q SON.
1HEEsE.-5ob boxes prime Cheese, landing, per
u schr Marietta Burr, and for sale by
= 81 VIM. TAYLOR.
4 3IYT N ATLSs--Best Northern manufactured; from
" al ay to inch Spikes, received and Tor sale by
49, 49, THOS. A. RUST.
'sss superior article, Tor
si.s.S e. IiODDlM
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The Iavaca (.rexas) Advocate says: sit is
not little remarkable that among the opponents
to the acceptance Of the Pearce proposition for the
purchase of our Northwestern territory, but few
old Texans are to be found.'
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The IMPORTANCE OF A VoTE.-The Wings
of Ohio have just elected member of Assembly
by one vote and that member may decide, it is
said, the vote for United States Senator.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

Apothecaries seem to be less intelligent or more care
less than formerly They unfortunate in making
sad mistakes in preparing medicines. The Cincnna-
ii Gazette of late date says;
"a gentleman ofthis city yesterday being ILL., sent to
druggist for paregoric; by mistake audanum was re-
turned and administered. The was discovered IN
time to prevent fatal termination to the case"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

= CHocrAw Observation-Disclosures large emigration
of Choctaws to he West of the Mississippi river, from
the State of Mississippi is take place in few weeks
under the superintendent ofCol. Scott, u 5. Indian
Agent,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

THE SYNOD OF PIrrsBuRe-Old Sehoo Presby-
rian-have had the Fugitive Slave Bill under discus
sion. A report, accompanied with preamble and re-
solutions was submitted. asserting in substance, that
in points OF conscience, involving violation OF mora
over that ofman, and should accordingly, be obeyed
in reference to the latter.
EsThis gave rise to much discussion, when, finally,
series of resolutions, reported by Rev Dr. Wilson were
take the ground that any action upon this SUBJECT py
the Synod this time is inexpedient and useless
protest, by 10 members then entered against the
action Of the Synod, not adequate to the exgeney
of the case.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

THE ToRAcoo CRoP1N TENNEssEE.-Th Nashville
Union of the 9th, says eve are sorry to hear that
the tobacco crop suffered serious damage from the late
frost. We hear that in the counties OF Robertson
Sumner and Montgomery from one,thrd to one hall
was DESTROYED of ali Standing. In the county of Will
hanson the injury not great, except IN the low
flat lands"
The Nashville Banner, of the 10Th, says: "a cores
of The 9Th inst stating that the severe frost ofthe 9Th
was attended with most disastrous effects the tobacco
as we'll that in the field that which had been cut.
He thinks one-halt or two-thirds will be lost.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-10-31

The we'll known mathematical expert, Deshong,
died yery suddenly few days since, board the steam
boat CITY of Toronto. while en- route from Kingston
to Toronto. It supposed that his death was caused
by'an attack Of aPopeSy ne had recently g,ssn