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Friday, April 30, 1873.

o. VIZ. Caihoun's Speech. e lay be
fore our readers In day the whole of Mr.
Galhoun's speech IN reply 10 Mr.. Clay, 10
the exclusion of much other interesting mat.
ter. We consider the speech an able one
and sell worthy perusa. The Richmond
NJ hig SAYS Of thus speech, !" II is iue 10 can
dor and truth TO SAY, that wc lhlnk he has
established the CONSISTENCY OF his course on
the currency question IN 1884 and SIS.
But, on most other points broush, q bear
upon HIM BY Mr. CLAY, he slgnaly failed IN
hl- defence We beg the indulgence Of
our friends for tao weeks longer, when We
shall brug this debate to 40 end and -
promise We will no, uf'ct on them such
long speeches for some Time.
Or Steam Feather Rtn1rator. We have
onIs room to call the attention II our friends
~ Caharrus connly, 70 VI. ". Curry aud
{. Wilson's advertisement IN another CO
lumn. In recommendation Of tins Machine
Ne can say, that very few IN this town, who
have seen II III operation, but approve of e..
Or Important Military Intelligence. =
Ne learn from tho Nat. Intel. that the Pre-
-ldent. hS and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, has conferred the Breref OF
BnIadier General on the gallant Col. Tay.
Tor, ol the FIRST Regiment OF Infantry, for
has mcfliorlnus conduct IN the last action
aith the Florida Indians. We learn from
the same source, that Gen. Jcsup having
reported TO Head quarters, that the opera.
uuns IN Florida will have terminated bv the
1T of Way, and that part Of the t,pops will
be dtsposabe. the commandment chef has
ordered part Of the troops in Florida to the
Cherokee country the command Of the re.
mainder of the troops has been assigned to
ten, Taylor rice Gen. Jesup recalled.-
We learn also that Gen. Scott has been or
dered 10 tukc the command Of the troops ~
the Cherokee colutry
09~ The bill to prohibit the giving and
accepting challenges to duels IN the District
af Columbia. and for the punishment there.
Of. has passed the U. ;. Senate, by vote
&c 81 10 /. In the debate on thus bill, It
was sad to be designed Tor the protection
Of members Of Congress. The good hui
morrd Felix Grundv observed, (says the
Rtchmnnd Whlg,l that he then had very
little interest IN The bill, as the good people
of tennessee had decreed him an early re,
tracy 10 the shades Of private IIte. The
Rev. Dr.. Niles, who had just received news
from the Connecticut elections, also remark
cd, that he loo, like his worthy freud from
Tennessee, fell very httle personal interest
IN the bill, as his days were numbered. lie
saw the hand writing on tho wall, aud he
resigned himself to his fate.
Major General Games arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th uIt. from 81. Louis.
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Sramp Lands.-We commence IN thus
paper, and shall conclude in our next, the
scientific Report Of {. B, Shaw, Esq En.
gineer to the Literary Board, on the dram
age of our Swamp Lands. Ii will be seen,
that he speaks in very decided terms OF the
advantages which will inure to the State
from the completion of the proposed system
of improvements. As mere speculation,
Mr.. Shaw says, "the drainage OF Lake Mat.
tamuskeet. would double the capital expen'
ded. RAJ. Reg.
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Anson COunty.--Ths has always been a
'horough-going Republican County, from
the time when that word had distinctive
meaning down to the present moment. We
we're informed the other day, that it is now.
perhaps, the most unanimous Wing county
IN the State. One Of her most intelligent
citizens assured us, few days since, that
there will not be ftcenty rotes cast in the
county against Dudley for Governor
Register.
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Gen. p. Henderson, Ambassador from
Texas TO q reat Britain, is said TO have beer
received by the Queens ministers with much
distinction and cordially.
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Patent steam
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1HStiE subscribers having purchased the
- right of using the above Machine in
the counties of Cabaruus, IredeIi, Burke,
Wilkes and Ashe, respectfully inform the
citizens of Concord and It's vicinity, that
they will put one Of the above Machines in
operation 10 few days IN that town, when
those wishing there beds renovated can have
them attended TO. THIS Machine cleans.
es and purlties the Feathers. from all dlsa.
greeable smell, and renders them pure and
soft-it also destroys the Moths. ANY per.
son that will try the experiment, may send
them bed or beds, of any quality of Fea-
theirs, from the best and newest, 10 the old
est and poorest they have, provided they
are either
Geese or Buck Feathers.
may be assured no charge Will be made in
any case, unless perfect satisfaction be- given.
NJ. w. CURRY.
April l8. c. WILSON.
\. b. We shall visit the differen sections
Of the county so as to afford all an oppertu-
nifty OF testing the benefits of this Machine.
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65~ Maine. In the Lincoln District, Ed
ward Robinson, the Wing candidate, is e.
iected Representative to Congress to sup
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
hr. C,lIey. He received Ala votes and
Mr. McCrate Ohc Administration candldate)
received 3,45O. The correspondent Of the
Nat. lniei. says, /" | looked upon this cleo
ion with a great deal Of interest, not only
for the gam OF member of Congress, but
Tor an expression OF opinion from district
where "the martyrdom of .Hr. Ciiiey," IN
pamphlet form, had been protusely franked
by members Of Congress"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

Major General Games arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th ult. from 81. Louis.
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The Dnel-It is stated that the select
committee, appointed by the House to IN.
qulrc into the causes and circumstances
ehich led to the death of the late Jonathan
Cllles, VIII report IN few days. No inn.
poriant facts, not already brown, have been
developed but the general tendency OF the
testimony has been to confirm the state.
nents as published by the seconds. The
most remarkable poInt of disagreement, IS,
II the number OF shots which we're fired,
Two Of Nr. Clllcy's party stating that there
were four while all the others present, (ln.
GLIDING The hack drivers state there we're
three. RAJ. Reg.
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Southern Commercial Contention. This
Convention, called for the purpose Of adopt
lng measures 10 establish direct import
STATES and Europe, met al Augusta, Geo.
~ the 81, aud adjourned on the 4th INST.
Col. Thomas Butler King, OF G ynn county,
was chosen President, The following gen.
tIemen were IN attendance from this State,
VIZ James Owen, K. W. Brown, Cyrus {.
Stowe and John Mac Rae, Of Wilmington !;
aud Edward w. Vikings and Edward j.
Hale, of Fayetteville. We shall give fur.
iher notice Of the proceedings IN our next.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

&, the bark Ann Eliza, Capt. B,cor, We have re-
cencd Vera Cruz plper> 10 Feb. 9th inclusive.
The Ann E.lll blIn.s eiG.22 III specie.
The paper, contain scarcely an, remarks The
subject OF Texas.
!hc McXican squadron bound ior the cost Of
f,\ts, sailed from Vera Cruz the 9th, consisting
OF the corvette Jannl', Ing Sa,bId". and schuoncrs
independence and Bravo.
\ French brig, which arrived before Vera Ctul
on Feb. ls WAS driven from her anchors by 4
Noflher, and went ashore. The PASSENGERS aud
cle" escaped. except one seaman. lhc cargo woull
be sastti III damaged State. 'iha nanr OF iii. brig
we do not see mentioned.
Gouduct. arrived Jan. 30;h. with 81 90. -,
clrrtly from the MeNlchn capital.
The Vera Cruz Censor contains lous .N,r,lts
from Dr. Channrg's letter To the Hon. Hear, lay
against the admission ct Texas into the Iuion.
t'en Urea Pror""ocei tor the Federation, Vt
\rI>rc. on III. 2fih December.
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The packet Cambridge, Jan. il, trom Ln,II'oul
is up, with good freight OF suos(al, thr packets
are conluIug with good Irigh,s--h's VIII he good
news TO Mr.. Secretary " oodpur,.) The I.iptrpo u
cotton market las fallen of a tarhiuc to SIS. Ar
lancnments wrrc making IN Lundun 10 Sp lar e.
Quantities OF specie To the United States. None,
abundant IN London. The Cambridge has -
passtnscls large uumbef Of Bu,I,h officers to C,n
ada.
Gov. Tlcoa is to be removed, It Is stated in the
Lon!on Times, from his post as Governor Of uLa.
There Is nothing rcnaI hablr j . the way OF new,
IN Eng land \ series OF cast,ry winds had kept oar
American ship, which expected witt, much
anxiety. The burning of the Royal Exchange on
timed to throw great many e'nbaras>menls IN the
transactions Of trd+r. The great Western Siran-
boat All positively san Ior this country IN AIr
ord Eldou is d adj
The news hom Europe, the prisat" letter, plrtic-
nlariy. arr hWlns favorable effect un our money
market. STOCKS went up to-day, aud there con-
siderable spns #tliucss among the merchants.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
I,rr AND INTERES FROM Ell
ROPE.

fn,,, IN, oniccs Of the Mercantile. Express. Gazette
and DAILY Wig. from which "e i'ake iht extracts
wheel, follow:
and ST. Pctrr,bufs the particulars oi which We sab
JOIN.
Observation-Disclosures OF TIL ROYAL Ex-
u,Nsr.-lherc his MT brru IA London for s.,e-
rl Years ST. destructive hfe - tai winch occur
red ON the lOih January. The Exchange Is enili--
IS destroyed. The flames m,re Grs discovered I,su-
~ rom lo,ds coffee hnusr. about half ra,ten,
hv nflr OF the "atchu'an Il the Bunk. The alarm
WI, Iu>fln', gwen; but beturc the engines arrived
he nalncs weir communicated 10 the Fxclansr.
Some time elapsed before the water could he pro
cured. and the interim the FIR spread with alar
ming ripiuy. Another delay ot CURED beiolc ;hc
gates could be- opened Ia enable the engines to enter
the court yard but when an entrance WIS gained,
II was too lat, the building. BY midnight
the whole dfice was III BLAIR, So that the
ton, Of Tie fremcn irultlc,s. The eonnagra-
lion visible for miles round. In less than five
hours from the commencement p the fire the whole
edlfcr IN ruins. Owing to the presence oi the
military, aud the general good order Of The cro,d,uo
accident occurred. Thu piluc pal papers have been
saved. The cdifcc destroyed huili i'll the
reign Of Charles II. Inc statue Of sir Thou
Gresham, the architect, WIS not injured new ex
change is II eady talhrd Of.
FRANCE.-BURsINa Of TIM italian OrERA
HorsEOn the evening III 18Th January. the lt,liAu
Opera house L Pars was consumed b, fire. The a.
larm WAS gwen hulc alter ana light; hut uotwith
.,,,ln, ,.,, .x e,,i,, ,,e hu,,, $50. ia. 49,,
t, ,b. ID ..,,,,s 49,. | ,1.l T., Ill -, .I..,
Fam ,I, Gn,,, A., ,.u,,,. l. =,
( h. e,.1cJ :, ,l,. ,,.,,,,,, -, .nn fro +, , ,i
theatre aud ns contents.
S p,.,.e.,.n,, ,,,.,,s.,.,
- = -. -, -, . .,,,..,,.. -, ,...,
II, Lit. TN 1',
IT, ll h. - 1911 - ,t.. ., -
- =, L,,.., r ,u 1000, ~ H., i,Ili :, -
4, -. ,;n. ar,,. H. .,,,,,.,, ,i'I h. ,,,
". WI, at ,hr thr,tlc and wh.u ,h, n.a, wa,
b,,uaht I, Inn lac rushed co,, ,Il. Lou,. ,o,l
th,,kl np II 10 la, lI, Al Al i,,v ,,YtG hr arb, ,J
| al the i,oops under arms. 'rA,ut, thou<tna sol
der, wcr. quickly arra,r, II, the streets All ,ttou,
/ to check ~. flames proved u.rtss tho builln,
was eutnrly consumed h., ) Oh thr lolloutn. eve.
- " ~ -, ,-.' Nv '''''''
~. ''',' - '"'" wv ''
/ " 80. - .c,
( II f.'. ~, % , -, ,','' 49,!
- '''1 ~ ''''.. 9'' w.
~ wv -, ' '; 49, 49,
| " T..%,ni,, ,t,,.,'S
! r.. ,,,f,, ~ ' = ~ , , 4,
~ 80 p'i ~ ''''' ~ w 'i''u Wv"
'a s,, ' "a Wv
me- % we" y'''''''"o '''''9 '"f'" =,
! . " " .", " - ~,
49, Er - 49,. -. l. ;., . L
-. " ~ ~ H. Wv , y "'. W. ~ ' '
( lI ,1,, -. ~ f, ,,' Wv
! =. ''' ~ ''''' ''' - - " WIZ 49, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

~, We have received Mr.. Cla.'s 'peech' :"
ply II VI, G.lhoun',. (Which we co"''"''
M Il III uis.u = ,noieft OF It IA on' h'A'
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AQUlZ - On Monda, last, EN-Ptcsiieni aA''
plc>-rtrd, among other petitions, one ho" ''''
Brown aud Twelve others. Of ROXY Mount 7 low
hn county, Va. setting forth ,hr injurious eo"s'"
crs which NJ" rrsul, trom the course oil nj y"
ln,, in reference TO ,boltvu Pcfltions. ana ~'''s
the House To 4ualgn HIM At its bar and ionn""'
Iolrsrri c eNp,l HIM from that body, II suhe'"'
idslicc should appear 10 justify the adoP''o"
iura>urr.--Mr. NdaIs. on presenting TINS l'
moved thai II be printed, with the names oil NV
efs, and referred to "A committee oil nine' VII"
to send ioi parsons aud papers and, WIN ~
anxiety to t,u the en,ber>, vas ABOUT "
tate u speech, when the Speaker ren'nueo NV i,
the resolution, II likely to causc debate mus
the rules, lie ovsf day. After some '''"'
crcIincs, however Mr.. Stunt, tthe rerfe''"
rom that Di>trict,l On hearing thr na"ce
he WIS satisfied They wcre fictitious, ana '"o''
tn, resolutions b., LAID an til, tahlr, when was Ne
To.
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E'E' H. VS..


-"".7t' mos fg"t--A most afocious murder was
cu on ,"' IN UT ~ me county oi hooking
manu. ~ y. Mf. w III, " tofef VINO lVed rs over
sc'l ol M 'Aohct W eoS''i' near heaks'hle, was
assume" anu p''''i 20 "'d'I' WIN noes cIups ana
'ooS' ~ '"'tc VI me h'"fo mem on tne pIaha-
oon,-o"e Oh ,ae N'eic9eS mas oeeh aPpfchcnded
-; 49, " 0'' " '' 80
& " l ;',, VA, Suou eu.Nrn III
Ihc,n,ncon,Iia1 ,,,,;sb",, oo ari W LIZ
,lc,s N1ososli o = l,l. ,,, l,,, r f. W . ~
clos Yah % ar DO ,, lli fi ~, .i ~ VI III
branded on The left Jaw, with the letter O. Dick is =
mulatto man. ana Of the same size and ace. We
understand that Mr. Gamer was , vo,y ,oSroct,hIo
man, and that he has left a wife and child The ne
eroes represented as remarkable tor their disor
Derby rebelIous and deyilish disposition. We trust
tnIi they VIII soon be aPPtchehdcd ana that justice
VIII De oedi' out 10 iheih'
important legal declsloa-Ne learn from the Mo-
bile Mercantile Advertiser thai question oil great in
poftan'e came up on laG ie'h INST before inc Or
Gun 'o"'' VI ,re u'e' ''i'S' S''"S III tuIt Guy
ana was "ee'ue" ny ~ Cp"'l' 1uuse -'ch,n'ey
ma ,,,,l,., R,l = panlin,, Co,,,,y h,,,o,
oil !, Lnnisiano nnrcb,scd in NnbiIc throuoL an =.
oo,t , EII Of 4 xrhancc which hrinc unoid ,Eo
,nI brn1,rht an action ,ajns one oft3c n,r,ios "a
thc mi Inc CONT decided that \ Bank Cornora,
ton of another State could not make contract in
Alabama for want of capacity to contract and there
fore, that the Bank could not recover on the Bill
The case will so up. 1t is added, to the Supreme
Court OF the United States, where the question
viii be settled. The Advertiser remarks The a
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RARE ARTICLES, etc.

d SUPERB Brace Of medium SIZE PISTOLS ''''
a Case and Apparatus complete, u,
| MOST SUPERIOR TONED CREMoNA NioLN' -
years old,
ROMAN Violin Strings, finest quality :, rrrs
Patent liued, soft, full and finely toned fL'
with Silver Keys, ...,,,I
WINES and BRANDIES of the most chot'e, 4'''
tiles, part Vintage OF 17e3-orcr 81 g'a,S gs''
Fariua Cologne. stands higher than ALL o''''s'
BYANs Japan Backing, for ladies' shoes
Day x Martins Liquid Backing, gca"tHt'
CLARk'S Improved Female Syringe, ,,
Scgars, genuine Havana. part 10 YEARS u Si'''
Ear Tru,npets (Elastic) for deaf persons at Al
PATENT FRIcTloN MATcHEs, Oh cons's"
reduced prices, to close by ordcr OF the o"uaa "a.
BORDEAUX CORDIALS, perfectly po'''
sorted,
Pure Holland Gin, best brands,
CHEESE, best family, few boxes, -, llie
BeehrithS Pds-'ro those who purchase Z. made,
quantity or for sale, a large discount VIII
by order Of proprietor, to close Sales .;orn,cn,
CASTOR OIL, best cold drawn, on cons '-.nc,.~
very low, To close sales by order ct Tue I TT
For sale by DWELL - ,fts
April %
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THREE Ys.NE,S.f WEEK.

i1NllE Steam Boat Patrick Henry, Capt Chap
J. man. OF Thomas jefferson, Capt. Henderson,
will leave Richmond every Sunday, "Wednesday aad
FRIDAY morning on CRATER Friday the 27th INST and
put passengers ON board the splendid Steam Boat Ma
bama, Capt. Sutton, kentucky, Capt. Holmes the
sumo afternoons 4 nom the speed of these boats they
wlllalways arrive in Baltimore in both 10 take the
Boat OF Rail Road Cars TO Philadelphia. For com
fort safety and speed, this route is unequaled.-
Pdss1eeatd Eue, throueho Baltimore, after the 25th
INST. Nine Dollars being less Than by any other
route. JAMES FERGUSON, 1gcah
Maryland, aud Virginia s, b. CO.
Baltimore, fpiI5osl LIS 10wH
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FsEVEE GKOSEKFEN.
CONSISTING PART OF

Best st. CroN p. K. New Orleans and refined SUI
gar
Extra trcabc, double aud refined Loaf Sugar, part
not inferior to any IN America
Gun Powder imperial, Dung lySon and Black Tea:
some very superior
Old Madeira, :. Mrdca, NJ. Mcdcira. Pale Sherry,
Red Sherry London & 'rencrlfold Port. in bot
ties and on draft san Luear, Malaga, Santcrn,
Claret, Mrscat and Champaign WINES, pant
Of winch very fine.
LIQUORS, Old Cognac, Saryanc imported in
lSoS, ttard Dnpy and Rochelle. Bondair, and Ap-
pie BIkANDfES. old Jamaca. West India,
New Orleans aud New England Rum. Holland,
Swoan and Hour Glass Gin, Rye tln, few bar
relS Old Bailey Whisky.
LO.H'DO.f POEF'ER, in ct. anIpt bottles
Champaign Cider, Wine Vinegar, very supe-
CIV Orleans IVES, India and Sugar House Molas-
ses. superior to any ever in tins market.
Patent Sperm, New Bxitord aud Common Sperm
Candles, Huh 4 som
do refined 'raow Candles.
est Principe, lJyanna aud other Cicars
Preserved Ginger, Cltron, West India Sweet Meats
Best Bunch Halsns, in whole, half and qoalcr box
es, Sultana Rai>lns, Figs Prunes Madeira Nuts.
Almonds. Fllbcus. Lemon Syrup, Nutncgs,
Mace, Cloves, White Ginger. Ground and Race
Ginger, Long and Black and Ryan Pepper Pi.
mcnto, Cassia, &c. &c.
\ good assortment of CHINA Glass, Earthern and
fine Root Stone Ware,
large lot OF Writing, Letter and Cap Paper, part
ruled,
Blank Books, Legers Journals and Day Books, Me
mo and Copy Books,
Wooden Ware, Ceder Cans, Brass and Iron Bound
Tubs PaeS Coolers, Sugar Boxes Nest Mica
snres, &c &c.
Dupont's Best Canister, Rifle and Gun Powder,
Mackeral, No /, . aud ,,
Together with many other acticcs in our line
which will be sold low. Wein,lte our friends aud the
public 10 give us call, we them that we will
At all times furnish articles in our line OF the best
quality that the northern markets contain
FOSs II. r. " y.-Fof the balance of the
year, the Store Room. aud Cellar lately occupied
by
Apth Is CIV if
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3O.2Io.0Oui
- 96o.00Oi

Downing street. April 3, 1855.
From he L0adon Morning Iie1ald.
1t is now pretty well understood amongst the
monetary circles that the speculation of sending bull
lion TO the United States has failed, rs predicted in
consequence of the advance in the exchanges in that
republic upon this country, and the reduction oithe
premium upon slIyerand gold. The BAN, of Eng
land direction have, therefore, determined, as We uu-
dclst,1d not to forward the OF bullion the
|. States Which thcy contemplated some three weeks
past. We believe that they have not SHIPPED more
than ono fourth part ollhe sum they INTERMEDIARY
100000, aud that they have paid forfeit freight for
that which now could not be sent without serious
loss.
In this matter the Bauk Direction arc consider
cd 10 be perfectly correct nasmucha rs ii Is held that
il would be consistent with their duty their propr-
e1ory to attempt TO compete with the wild schemes
of MIR. Biddlc of tie United States Bank, WHO
seems. if may bc Judged from his late transactions
10 have adopted the ubiquitous character OF mer-
chant or general dealer and banker.
Ncr York BaaiS.-'rhe determination of the
banks of the oity of New York 10 resume cash pay
mcns the 10th of MAY is The only matter OF inter
ests in reference 10 commercial and monetary matters
whchhas been received by the packet OF the present
weeh.-fhjs important step has certainly been adop-
ted at a most suspicious moments for the shipments
of gold winch have been made and are making still
for the nted States will arrive about the time
giving great effect naturally to this measure, and
disspallng all iedS as 10 ITS pclmancncy. more
wholesome state OF things may, therefore, be conf
dcuty anticipated, aud brisk business during the
summer and autumn.
tcpy Correspondent Of he Morning Chronicle.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 4.-Cotton-The sales on
Thursday last 5000 bags Friday. 5000 Sat
urday, 5000 Monday 1000; Tuesday, 5000 aud
o-da,. $500; of which 700 were taken on spccua-
tion--There has been fan demand since last week.
The lower qualities OF American are becoming more
abundant in the market and prices of all descriptions
remain without alteration. The import OF the
week, / .S53 bags.
Thursday, April 5.-thc sales siucc Friday amount
10 10000 bales Of which 500 are sold to-day. Pr
ccs are lowered ldpct ID. The arrivals SIX YES
sel>irom the ncd States, three from Brazil aud
one from Peru.
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.KD.1'El' U:E.S'1'ED.

4 - prisons indebted to as me requested to
come forward and pay their accounts, and all
thoSe .o whom we are indebted will bring in then &C
counts Tor settlement. Immediate attention to the
above is de- red our present business is shortly to
be closed. ii. Il. RICHARDS, x Co.
March
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w. REMOVAL. ~
MCKINNEY Il VIO&ISY

EyANE REMOVED 10 one of Warwick's new
y 4 Granite Front Buildings, lately occupied by
Booth y Lacy, opposite thet former stand,) where
they have Justrccelvcda large and well selected as
sortlupnt of
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EE.s'gEFsssTEsG .EC.EDE,Ny.

'E1llE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
II selves together, for the purpose of CONDUCTING
the above mentioned institution which will be opened
on the 9TH March next, for the INSTRUCTION of
oufii, respectfully solicit shane of public pat
ronage.
ihc Academy, known as the Old BAPTIST
Church., is large aud commolrous conveniently
and pleasantly situate on the Western Termination
OF 3d street, and cluded from the noise and hustle
OF the town.
That course of ustructiouwill be pursued which
will qualify the pupils for admission into College or
the University.
The prices of tuition, for the session of five
months, VIII be, for
orhosraphy, Reading Writing and Arith-
metic SIP 10
English Grammar, Geography with the
of Maps and Globes. Ancient and
Modern History Natural and Moral Phi.
losophy, Rhetoric, Logic and Mental Phi
losophy, $500
Mathematics, the Latin and Greek languages 4OQo
Domestic and Foreign Bookkeeping, an
extra charge Of 5000
Board and lodging will be furnished the pupils
who may desire II, lor $40 per month.
RO. Il. SHELTON,
WV. JANES SHELTON.
o. Refer to Mr.. Joseph r. Godfrey and Rev
Wm. Perkins, OF the Patrick Henry Academy
General Dlard of Henry Doct. Dilla,d of Pttsyl
vanla; VI. L. Burks, Capt. Jno. Iurpia and
Rev. \. H. Cobbs Of Bedford: Doctors Henry La
than and Ro. 5. Payne, VIM. II. lancey, Esq and
Capt. Pleasant Labby, of Lynchburg; James c
llalsall aud Thos. Woodson, teachers IN Char
otcsvlllc; Benz b. Duke, Doc. Jno. 5. Winston
and Ro. Perkins of Louisa.
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