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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

Tmr TuESr.-fricnd Holmes SAYS We
were a little too hs, IN announcing Mr.. Up
tons mrnip as being bigger u'aO his. Tie says
his may ~, rirr quite a. much, be-, 3, 'rdgh
more pounds, and that We must take back the
,lalcmcn, tia, Nc. t.p,ou's Is the biggest
Mr.IIolmrs weighs fourteen and ihrc:tourih'
posaS,. We therefore split she difference,
and announce Holmes as the hfau,t, but not
she hgg,r. and let ihcm divide the hooors
between them. W, DO no, see as We can
take back any more than that-Non'oy .iar.
Now. stand from under. Thomas ll,lborn
ESl.. ct rIus town has lcii al our office inr-
nip measuring iAro. fc,i 10 ri',h, minus mere
fraction, ani weighing aiio.a and hali
pounds, A. our neighbour of the Advertiser
hl, divided the saggrali,c between Mr. Up
tom and M llolmc,, We shallba,c To award
lo Mr. lllbom the douils wpsr'dhr', Lirdlcy
Mora, To- tbc contrary Notwithstanding. Mr
n 8 mmq % the nloa hssrT'i,' aod ihc
"mog hrgrv." H., "all the honor lies. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

TIM CoNrHoNIsE. 1t seems that prior to
the organization Of the House, the Wing
members had quite a discussion to determine
whether they had endorsed the compromise
VI not Their argument amounted about To
this, " 'ts, and ',isn'i, and can't be any 'lis.
ser" Mr.. Richardson of Illinois, believed
that lhc only reliable northern friends to the
Compromise were democrats. 10 ,he Demo.
cratic Caucus, Mr.. Polk Of Teun., introduced
a resolution declaring the COMPROMISE adj
lus,ment forever and unalierably settled, and
Mr.. Johnson OF Arkansas, offered an amend
nent embracing the whole OF the Geor'
gisn PlstGorm, aud mor,. On notion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

e. To, Portland lrquirgr, uudcs ,hc head
ri "ENcrl..r, Staumeats," says
q" We scarcely Know OF ans pag,T 90 tar
State which o,teasr repeats true praciplc5,
ta4n IA, Olto.d D,mr.rai.'
lti,rc4li, encouraging TO Gui an occasion
Al truth Boz uIc Inquirer, and If sincere, there
10 hope ,hl, 10 editor 0,l Yet practise What
he acknowledge. ogr excellent sentiments, "
and "troe prtIrplcs' Bullhe Inquirer adds
20 the above quoIaiion. emo one regards them
les iu practice than wc de-. This thrust
comes with aH ill grace from that paper. We
will try however, aud practice a. ,Ssl as It's
editor. The more We practice our excellent
.ss,.nsnl, the better ior the World, while
the L,, sqo. OF the sentiments Of the lnqulr-
er ase prseussd. the better. On this ground
the Iuqu.rer Is somewhat eNcusable. Irue'
or ns,,o n. 100, 70 .vcUe o. say account
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
~~& .A,.aA =. ->,sSSSA

of NJ. Citir ol Ohio, the whole was
laid on the table. This was right. That
was ~ place to take irom ot add to the demo
cratic platform. We are glad to learn that q
majority Of the members from this State,
that voted ia the caucus, were right on this
question. and that no more than two mem
hers dodged Soulhep members will now
have M reason to complain about the arila'
ton OF lhi, subject, they being the hrst 10 az
italc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

E-rhsrrI 90 this roTsl hs,su, aanHu-cr
tr tTsir sF,s5r.ire fl'frns that ths, have aioTtr
tls Bl,arrs a., r,'c. 1b1sc ha,iug u1tier' u'ds'-
90 r, DE- Cr..f 90 rrulais, o. is Iut.rhri "a Toe
u1flfl p,u-r1t. .fg rgsf t"t'c.N requested o. OF,
Co. ibt ,sus vI.a ihs Rs.utu 30 che t.ue ibe poe
ft-.Isr..4r.. Too. 10 thr Iu's adopted in ether
y.ua..,,. a.I .f,sI.s ihH ugui.s R"d fNrrr'c 81
ku,rir- IsaLs. lHi sa.'crtr- ar,l avoids ihs r.'s
..L.s tasf s. frrfs r,,rr vNra Doe Ia1.lif''H- be-
b,rtaf. srG rr.I % ,..r,ar li.usf o. -i.nyr' Boo
.I,.lafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

sue. Then ~ meet with those thai are ccrd-
cd, plaided. ,a,on aud check. These pop
lns will wear forever, and meanwhile ui1y
bc colorcd anew. The hbric Is sllk add 6ue
wurs,e,l, occasionally O,crmlNcd with gold
and silver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

e The School Teachers OF lhisio~n"ill
hold ,ho Gr,, cr ,hc,t monthly meetings io'
the viutrr, IN the Schuol.houso uu Pare liiIl,
un SATURDAY. Dee 27lh, at 10 o'clock. \ VI
4 general ATTENDANCE stcgucs'cd. Encud.
of cumm,n school cdyrauVn generally, are
respectfully invited 10 be- pr,scuI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE


Nrs,ry Ep.rors ku,,ulh has cnmr p
And ruaII Nuu Gee u,' such a busy uur
\ certain apr.cr, gcrtcusn 100 black, who is
said to b, exceedingly active iu gale ct
Wind. never VAS half 30 pr-.lugI, engaged,
"a, 900, time. as Vc, lthe pubucJ arc, az 'hH
muura'. irving Co make our,r.,c, Important
arI conspicuous uu ,b.s claiming occasion.
Wu,. mus, ul OF, would God 10 dGru.i Iu''
aoa ,,ir'I whether $50 arr rr1msuatUg OPP
oa our bate ug uruu our hn,l.. such ls our
rra,r4l confusion ct intelligence.
Bot one thing b, clear. definite aud uumls.
ulsab.,. ku.,u,h b, s"mc The Gag of
lluaray .s Guur 10 ever, drrriIun. 90,
stripe, vt rcr, uH,r and rrr,u, fauuuus ln
fM, yellow sunbeam, lar -o man, prsu-iIr
nrs,c, turned into tangible b..ng, while
smaller Glr, called by cOuursy "sncsaty'
luI llJsc., are payiu, itr parts ct cover.
uIs 60 lul, of stirring, rul.uc. la'.lnc lm.
ages uf b1uauuy. Who ATE convinced t.a, 'hr
cause ct Hungary drp'uds upon tur.r d.'"-
ton Go tho forthcoming s,ra,"u'cr. aud who
quo
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
UNION or TIKI UFHoCRATIC PAR.
" ~ MAINE

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

for tho uoundcd. The culPable Pcrsons have
been dismissed from service, aud every eiloh
made lo repair, as flI as possible, the dam
ages done. This IS crcdllable, at any rate.
Yours truly,
Uusypupy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

The Louisville Democrat, an Influential
print, puts up this ticket For president
Stephen \. Douglas, vice president Il. VI. I
Hunter, OF Virginia. This is a sign that Ken
lucky will not insist ou running one of hcl
own distinguished citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

SUICIDE learn tha, Mr.. John V.
Brown Of Waterford committed suicide IN
Thursday last, by hanging himself with a
rupe IN the barn Of Mr.. Sumner Some. lie
was abnu, 90 wear, Of age Il NorIrdy ASr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12
Gbr GNrfor0 9rmurrut.
PARIS, FRIDAY. DEC. IL. 1851.

KS. M.FETrTNCILi., Ne. 10 SrArt 81.
ll6arral uui '.rrl Bvsr0N, b 600 agihguIcd agent
iof rfoeufios it,scrTiious, forwarding advertise
ucuys, sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

AccDrSr.-Phneas Frost Esl., ct Bethel
was thrown Irum hls sleigh at lrcke's Mills
ua Saturday Last, breaking several OF his ribs
and otherwise severely inluung him His
recovery Is considered doublfl.-l Norway
ADV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

lbe AmcriciR department Is model IT q meI-
sAah, ship sent oct nom Washington thar
has takcn iss prr7azm over all British mol'
els. lhis = just ne n'''h'' '''l''l' '
\ g"na perehA e"A' % maze l'','''' -.
Sros'iog .aland "i's''. Nv ''' 500 '' !"
arc VARIOUS iie preserving 'l'''-'','''' ''''
- euoya'' m'''''''''' '''''''-'
P"s'man'e'''' &c
A deoN sc2'--'3'' inc '''s wv
P-s'ens1's 90 '' ut'a'-eln' '' ''''s '''''
s'es Pc changed '''' '''''y '-' ''i able O'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

pI-A large Bear VAS shot IN Bethel a iew
days ago, weighing after dressed, between
900 add 100 lh,. lie was sold To ] T. Wa
lcrhou.c, ia Fore street, and was rciaiIed To
the beautcs IN nice pieces to suit.-[Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-12

rrl,ciy ar 'a rr--r,ra,ru1 The Ca,-7 ta'
some table cloth trc inside gf lh., cloth, $40.
,-a ia mrs: Beautiful designs
S.ns r.sh ,sssr-s ave made NJ q mlNr.
hbrrc composed Of cotton, alpaca, s's. and
rA,71 Grass. and woven hy FoNsr looms.
IIs-sus s'-,h v,,sr from th- roil1,
COLA Esata som, ka.ua- ,awult. o.
,h- sane -.a,-rll. 10 b. t..Era'; rc eos v-a'.,
rfsr.trl acoI or f.r Stockings. n...as
&c. sr.t OF ita-g very cou.u-'1a.- % i.1.1
H.-c .s sa article which sHI bsrs SO a.,
searched iac Palace ,a va.a fr5. .tIs asl,r..
msl Of lhs Fax cotton Fr,sls-d a-c7rin- '
Oh, French 7a,sa, Of Mos p Chassa -
We aays u..h hr..s Al, .r's m-y m',e y.
EagIirl OH, c.u5a s,av EaH of 'H- q. =
The 'lN b. CAls,so'.s,srem - 'r,st'.y sep
ar5,sl from 'hr egols Far OF the stem b,
chemical proccss. b CO ur, GLIB, luae OF each
srrr charged p,gb q f-,d ,h,, Jur,', %, tlr
gluten separated from he tls, aai thea %
can be- srua I.c cotton aluac, or NAKED With
Wr1I. silk 0r eo,loa. 10 this department are
exhibited yarn, spun from 'he iaN ou''oa,
alone. al mixed with COTTON. Uuol and s'ls
", en- r.,ss nlN enough 90 the STATE Of
Name 70 feed every S0''on hr'or, IN Ne"
England
The Lancashire maaufctOry bas sent in
zoe rau4c e5nael. made ct sheep.- wool
We never saws vnOlcn glUIc 5eigr, and leasi
Of an a ragzs aanucl. bot u mus, make q
rich trimming SOD article q violr, drrss Tor
ladies'
The POpllns exhibited hers-ssPseia'i,
those from Ireland, are amongst the richest
Goods 10 the Exhibition. some are imperial
,rss as4 .,4 o,ssrs are shr's 800 goiS 20
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11

FROM VIC .'u~ie"'"N '''fF
QuARTz MINING.-A company has rscen-
tly been formed for the purpose of working
large vein Of quartz rock, at Tolle's Dry Dig
gings, situated between the Yuba and Fea-
ther rivers. The company have issued ono
thousand shares, only two hundred OF which
are for sale at $500 each-Sl00 Of which
are to be paid down when the purchase is
made. and the balance is to DO paid at the
first dividend.
We learn from Nr. Pierson, one Of the
company, that the vein is at least three miles
in length. and about forty feet thick. A
pieco Of the quartz in which the gold was
discovcrable with the naked eye, was pull
versed, passed through all the assaying pro-
cesses, and yicd s7t cents worth OF gold, 20
cnrsts fina, to the pound ofrock THIS wss
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
GOLD BLUFF.
The Discovery and Excitement.

All California is excited with the rumor
of a new discovery, far surprising ANYTHING
vet heard of. The Alta California has the
following:
II is well known that the steamer Chesa-
peake with about thirty sdyenturers, left
this port on the 2lst ult., for the Klamath,
and in Yesterdays paper we gave the ac-
count of her progress Scarcely was our pa
per issued when the Chesapeake came into
port, bringing FIVE or six ofthe 'prospectors,
and John A. Collins, Esq. among The num-
ber 4 meeting Of the stockholders was
called to hear the result of the expedition,
which meeting we attended; and il we can
bring our ideas down TO anything like reason,
after hearing the wonderful details. we VIII
let the public into the secret.
Twenty seven miles beyond the Trinity.
there is a beach several miles in extent, and
bounded by high cliff. The sands of this
beach are mixed with gold 70 an extent al
most beyond belief. The sand is of two
kinds-a fine black sand and n grey sand -
The gray sand can be separated very easily
from the black sand, and this seems to be a
desirable object. The gold is mixed with
the black sand in proportions of from ten
cents 10 ten dOlldES inc pOunu' ~ tlHleS
when the surf is high, tho gold is not easily
discovered, but in the spring Of the year. af-
tor succession Of Gains. the entire beach is
covered with bright and yellow gold. Mr..
Collins. the Secretary Of the Pacific Mining
Company, measured patch ofgold and sand
and estimates il will yield to each member Of
the company the snug little sum 3000,-
900 and this estimate is formed upon cal
culation that the sand holds out to be one
tenth as rich as observation warrants them
in supposing.
The Pacific Mining Company (the adven-
turers Of the Chesapeake have banded them
selves together under this title) found some
nineteen men at these diggings. The men
had no disposition to dig, for the gold was
all ready for them whenever they felt dspo
sed to take IL Besides, such is the charac-
ter ofthe roads that they could not take a.
way more than rs or 100 pounds apiece An
amount too trifling for their consideration.
They had erected comfortable log cabin
and designed watching his calm uotil Spring.
and then take ship load Of gold and travel
TO some country whore the metal was not 80
abundsn, NJ. Collins ssw man who bad
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
Sheriff Sale.


DY Virtue Of an execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Court for the county of Hisdae, on
the Goth day of September, 1885, against the goods
and chattles, lands and tonements of Simeon c.
Baldwin, in favor of Benjamin Fowe, and TO me
delivered did on the 20th day Of December last
seize and 'eyy upon the north west quarter Of the
south west quarter of sectio0 seven, in township
eight, south of range two west IN Hillsdale Coun-
ty Michigan. Tho property Of Simeon C. Baldwin
which shall expose at public sale, and sell to the
highest bfder, at the Court House in the village Of
iAE-dale, on "Wednesday the twentysxth day of
February next, at ten o'clock OF that day Dated
January sth 1851.
'.A' HENRY II. SHERMAN. Sheriff.
BY JoHs w. MERoiorT, Depty Sheriff
The above sale is postponed until the 4th day of
March next, At the place in the village Of Hills
dale at one clock p. NJ. of that day
HENRY H. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
BY JoBs w. MERRoTr. Depty Sheriff.
Hlsdale, Feb. &c, 1881
The nbope sale Is postponed to the 9th inst. at
the place in the village Of Hillsdsle at l o'clock
7. M. Of that day.
HENRY II SHERMAN, Sheriff
- BY JoHN w. MERRfoTT, Deputy sheriff.
RilsUuie, March q, 1851
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
pti,.eaeh and hi. 60 on a s.eameoal


A short time age, Herr Driosbech. The
celebrated tanner uf vi d 0easts, received st
ZanesyI''e q se.egraPlic despstch 10 come ID
Cincinnati, ana b'iog VIA hlm bis pet, ihd
great Brazilian dEer one Of The most fcfo-
cious animals ever famed. Herr, according
iy took birth on the steamer Julias Dean
putting down Herr Dnesb6ch,' first birth.
g ol. Alexander THE name llorr gives the
old tiger) second berth. Herr remarked
that the Colonel was q queer Old fellow ae-
customed ~ sleeping out and had, withal
d peculiar laacy--he would sleep on nothing
hnt straw The chambermq.d took away
the bed ard re placed Ii viii flli supply ol
that article. BUSINESS and preparations "a
start went on Just before thc last bell
Herr s0d the tiger made their appearance In
the cabin opposite the state room door The
clerk hearing an unD-ga, s'trm the cab
IN opened hs Office door, and looking down
the cabin. spi the g.arug eyes uud savage
body of MS RUya Majesty, He recognized
Herr Dresbaeh, bot he did not relish tle az
peardBoe Of Co Alexander! still he did
nut feeiJt,e ordering the party ashore. He
felt annoyance 10 ihut undertaking, and
concluded b. let things take their wonted
course. Herr unlocked his state-room dour,
aud his majesty. at bound, was on his straw
bed.
After little time spent in arranging the
state room, Herr satisfied tho clerk and 9th
ers that his pet was entirely under his com
mand, and minated to the bar keeper that a
bottle Of brandy would be relished by his
Royal Highness, Tor himself) which was
brought into the state room by the trembling
waiter, who had forgotten to bring with the
liquor the requisite accompa paniment-pure
water. As punishment Herr told the tiger
To take the corner which he did, and step
ping quickly out, locked the astonshed boat
man in. while he went for the water. The
man was so frightened that he spoke not,
neither did he move till Herr returned and
stated to him that he need have no fears. as
the tiger would keep his place until he or
dered him to rise. When night came. Dries
bach locked his state room, bade his Majesty
good night. and went to bed in the upper
berth, and the happy couple had good and
peaceful nights rest. On arriving at our
wharf, Col. Alexander showed his approba-
tion of the boat by giving two or three growls,
interpreted as approbatory by Herr, and the
party sought a hack, which. when found,
happened to be driven by son of the Eme-
raid Isle. rgE
At first sight the driver utterly refused to
take the baste,' but was perfectly willing
that Driesbach should be accommodated. =
His fears were allayed, however, by the H.
ger jumping inside, and he drove to The Dem
nison House; but Dennson resolutely refu-
sed to allow his Royal Majesty to take rooms
at his hotel, and Driesbach was obliged To
tlke rooms for his friend at Woods Museum,
while he returned to Dennison's, thenearest
and best place he could find. We presume
that such an Instance oftravel has never be-
fore .boens'rscorded. II Cincinnati Commer-
cisl.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
Chancery sale.

IN the Circuit Court for the County of Hilstlale
/ - IN Cbancery. In cause in which Jacob Hop
pock Is Complainant and james w. King is Dc
fendnnt, Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
dadscretai order Of said Court in ChaDcery, made
N the above cause. and bearing date the 10th OF
April 1885, there will be sold under the direction OF
of said County, IN the Village Of ilillsdale in said
County, on Wednesday the 23d day Of April next,
al two clock +. M. All that piece or parcel of
Land, Known and described as Village Lot number
hty-six, l56) the Village Of fHsdac, on the west
rods in front and rear and ten and one-half (6ij
rods IN depth, being the premises described in the
OIL ofcomplaint filed in said cause. Dated this 4th
day of March, A. ID. 1851.
? % e. H. @. WILSON. JAS X. KINMAN.
iafi Complts Sofs. Master in Chancery.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
A Song.

have loved thee as never
Loved mortal heretofore,
And each moment endeavor
TO forget, but love thee more.
When the heart its worship giveth
Where it meets no love again,
Then death within it liveth,
Which doth poison every vein.
And thy look is like the chilling
Fall Of ice on southern air,
When the summer Is distilling
Balm and music every where. lhoney
Thou hest chang'd my hearts sweet
Into bitter gall and brine,
Yet my soul would still be sunny,
Caught it not gloom from thine.
Fare thee WELL but oh, remember,
When the spring.time lights thy way
Thou dost make my life December,
While it should be sunny May.
Should my spirit lee before thee
To the angels world above,
Sainted still, twill hover DER thee,
And protect thee with its love.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
Probate Notice.
State of Michigan, !
E,llsdala Canntv

~ State of Michigan, } 90
- Hillsdale Conaty,
n q ss-.ivu or the rrebste Court OF said Co.,
IA held at Hllsdale, the third day of March, A.
D., 1851. Present, David Bagley, Judge 70.
In the matter OF Seah Sdmons. On reading and
filing the petiticn Of Henry ID. Clark. the Admins
traitor in this case, praying for the therein
set FORTH for license TO sell the interest Of the said
deceased in the northeast Or, of the south Or
of Section ten, in Town seven South Of Range 3
West in order 10 pay the funeral charges of said
deceased, and administration expenses II is or.
dered that the farther consideration OF said Petition
be adjourned until Monday, 9TH April next, at 10
A. M and that notice ofthis appointment be given
to all concerned by advertising for four successive
weeks, prior to said day, in Newspaper publish
ed in the County of Hillsdale. Signed,
DAVID BAGLEY, Judge.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
I've Someihing Sweet 10 Tell You.
by MRS. FRANCES osoooD

by MRS FRANCES osGooD.
I've something sweet TO tell you.
But the secret you mgst keep,
And, remember, if il isn't night,
lam talking in my sleep!
FO9 know sla but dreaming.
Waen 7 thnk yncr love IS mine;
And know they arc bnt seeming, .
Alihe hopes tao. rouu me shins.
So, remember. when toll YOU
What / can no longer Keep,
We aFe none q "a responsible
For what $50 say in sleep.
Ny pretty crot's coiningl
ON, lis,en@ith your heart.
And you shall hoar !t humming
Socloso twill make you start
Oh shut your ewes 60 earnest,
Or mine wiIl wildly weep;
] love you adore you! but
''I am talking IN n sleep"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11
From the N. Y. Tribune.
Song Of the Earlh-Wtary. aH
BY MRS. II. J. LEWIS.


Take to thy hesying breast .-
o. dark and stormy seal 81.
The heart that hath no green wood nest.
No wish that strays from thee!
where'er thy free winds blow,
Where'er thy wild waves leap.
Where foam wreaths tell Of rocks below,
Round which dread monsters creep
Where'er the suns broad light
Turns thy green breast TO gold,
Or on thy glistening waves at night
Fall moonbeams pale and cold.-
There take me--all thine own,
Changing yet constant seal
And in .i's' ~I-sabers vssi .nd lone la
May my last slumbers be.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11

'Farab AccrDrsr.-The Courier says the
neck Of winter is now broken
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-03-11

hereby givon 20 all conccrned that ut Wheel
Il borrows received at my w1reiouse Oh tn 1871
Sept last, for account Of Collins s. Brown win b.
SOLD pursuant 20 me statC-e IN such case madc MED
provided. Unless said w lborr1ws arc c.uimel
nnd al charges thereon paid within three months
'iTom date. HENRY WALDRON
iIillsdale, Jan %. 1851
NJ Office is hereby given that tie f,iowing
prvfrott-, asss.irs s.ar-tnen uuc!aituef III n y
WsrehoVs ist hrce mouths, VIII be so'd pa. sulit
20 The statute in such u lie and pro-, ID ea ur IS
such properly is amed iu less han ihsee months
from date, aud all lsvfu' oharges thereon paid
MARKS. ARTICLE. HECrrvED
s. W. Clark, 3 BoNes Medicine June IS $50
Owner, Mgske,. Joy 4. 1880
Owner dstead 2H
J. A Knapp / Box Sunda-ies 3 4"
y.r vi. c. r MITCHELL,
Hillsdae, Feb 10th 1851.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-10
NEW YORK MARKETS, &c.
:

New YORK, Nov S-P. N.
FLoUR-There is ratht more doing in Western and
State Flour this morning, and the market for common
descriptions is trfe firmer, The demand for the
East is fair, and we also notice rather more inquiry
for export. The receipts continue pretty large, and
the greater portion are going into store. sales to-day
aggregate 10000 bbs. at prices ranging from SO 81!
TO S4 S7t for State and Western brands. which is
slight improvement. Southern sells at 81 81 ISL.
GRAlN-For Wheat the demand is fair, and the
market without material change Sales of 1900 BUSH
els white Canadian made al Soc, and $500 white
Michigan at about prev ious rates. A common parcel
sold yesterday at S5c.
Corn is less plenty and prices are slightly better
Sales $4,000 bushels at IS 5S2 for good Prime Wes-
tern mixed.
CoTroN-There is not much inquiry, and The mar
ket is without material change. Yesterday the sales
were only 500 bales