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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
REMEDY FOR THKU>H-CANh IsK
AND NuNsING snhE MONTH";

AND NURSING SUkE MOUTH.
THOUSANDS both young and OIL, but especially mother
andtnans, arc every year consigned To thc tomb by
me above Stubborn diseases The misunderstanding ann
nofance 81 most pracicins ply cisrs 20 this
sease and ne consequent uncertainty ofcurc from
prescriptions, IS subject OF common among all
hose Who have suffered from the disease who c
Witnessed the suncrings of others
Htnereufe, gives smuch pleasure. 10 be able 10 ole
To tnis class OF sufferers reuiuy; which las
ncrer Jaiisd ~ single Instance, the arefavafe
case OF tts disease; where the mother chi
sa been covct' externally with canker over the
whole BODY, sell as internally
Many are the cures have witnessed performed by
those medicines &c wpist Of Thrush C..aksr
and NaTsiHg Sore Mouth, where the patient had
neen given over by number Of the most talented phTs
/ Claus.
We present this compound thus confidently, because
know u Is only 10 be tesioi i1 bc appr1ciaici
oc y " For ale by A. q STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
LADIESI CIIEAP SIIPpFRS

NE have hauda good assortment " tes' Kii and
w Morocco slppcrs made in Pniisdopfua, which are
very handsome rucc, only oil per rau.
JUDAH MYERS a co,
DC ~ Nrnf, shoe aud Trunk nratrra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.
PROTECTION INSURANCE CoMPANI

VI 'IVNN.
rf'ills Company odrfs Insure Houses Store. Mill
FACTORIES lh'rns, aud The contents OF cacn together
with every oihcr sular species OF properly AGAINST
Loss OK DAMAGE ny FIRE
The fatesof premium o,re as low those of any
fhar institution, aud every has oppoft Iuiy.
s-"a sum 10 h~ protected against the ufths -.
srucNe element, whrh "tcu ~ single hour sweeps
away the earnings NJ macy years
me course the ON e pr~nes IN transactng IDS business
snh ~ lhe adjusting and pigment Of prompt
liberal Forternso f Insurance. and renewal policies
apply Ia HENRY CLARKE
Who has been appointed Agent ior the
&c " ~ tiiy OF Richmond. &C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

NENlLEMENis SUPERIOR CAtFSKIN UKs~-
~ boolS AND NAVY SHOES--Jarub Niles a sons
'euteinen are ino' med HAT they can handsomely
htted with tie aoave Bpnts and Shoes We ha,o a fns
assortment from those superior Manufacturers All OF inc
latest ias1iaE. b. BURLINGTON a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
REV -. HlBBARD's

~ NUIIH NNII-HIILVIN FAMILN fILIs,
- FOR preventing and curing Diseasea
Itt mi'tncss and unrivacf efiracy in uvcrr-rnr Oh
~ ucuous sud functional defangcuons OF Tho SOU,
-. iaFcf- tnt niucr digestive organs promoting healthy
sccrcivc, turiyur The Bico ami nvirrriuna fhe svs
,cn harpiy atpt them 20 the OF families 1nf travel
''frs w sale ~ gAANOR.
ro& one dnor above the Hci rsvern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21
SUBURBAN GARDEYER

ND VILLA COMPANION. comprising the choice of 4
"A suburban Villa Residence or oi a situation on
WINCH 10 orm enc the arrangement aud siug nj
nose AMI the laying out, planting aud general manage.
chI OF TIE garden aud grounds; the vino adapted for
anu intended tor the instruction OF those know lHe
onlidcnng and rural AFFAIRS aud more partcunIy Tor the
use ol laies hy London, - &C author of the I'm
cyCopeh MA oi Gardening etc, Illustrated with Numerous
ongraylngs, one volume octave. Fur sale by
1 SMITH uUINEEu =. xtppyt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-21

DAV EXPORT & ALLEN,
AUCTIONEERS a COMMISSION MEX C2ANTs
Corner Of - and l5,h Susets,
Aueniio sales OF all descriptions Of propsIy anil make
advance ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
IRON CASTINGS AZ REDUCED PEI

a ,lt Stonewall Iron Manufacturing Company have
Tor sale at their Furnace, short distances below the
town of Lynchburg, in the county Of Campbell LARGE
quantity, say from 80 10 80 ions Of IRON Castings of very
superior quality, consisting of Mould Boards, large Ket
Ties Pots, Ovens. Skilles, Fire Dogs, SC sc. which
they wiil sell at very reduced prices for cash. OF good
negotiable paper AT sher dates The attention Of country
merchants is particularly invited to this assntncnt-
lldesired the Castings viii he delivered in Lynchbure
whence they conyniontly be transported toany part
OF the adjacent country by the numerous Wagons pas
sing TO and from that place Apply to the subscriber.
the Furnace either personally or by letter directed 10 tn,
STONE Wall Mills, TO Chswell Dabney, the President
OF the Company, in Lynchburg.
JOHN p. YEAIAIAN, Art
August Is Inn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
'E'ss 81 %ag Il.

EeY yiuuo Of decd Of trust executed me by Sler-
line jones', bearing date on the 9th day OF Decem
5er Is H. and Of record in the County Court Of Camp
bel, shall, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of September,
1872 on Che premises, sell by way of public auction,
for ready money certain
IRICT OF P,3RCEL or LIND,
with It's apPnrirnances, containing
3 IA es, Ess lie 9,
lying and being ON the waters of Falling River in the
county Of Campbell +; it being the same Land which
allotted assigned to the said Jones in Tie division
Of The real estate Of his deceased laher, John Jones.
and adjous the dover lands Of his mother, Nancy
Jones. and he lands Of Thomas /. Chealham, Nancy
Wood. and Philip Rausberaer. Also, n I. Ii o
BOY SLAVE, paned Melvin.
The title 10 the said property is believed to be good,
bnt acting merely as Trustee will ouly convey Ia
the purchaser tie tihe vested in me thereto by the
deed aforesaid. CllISWELL DABNEi.
Trustee.
Aug ID tl3S
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y =. TOLEs, TOW.sLEr ~ ST.sTgs.s.Y.
ElalaMLSo
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN, -

is prtlishsd senree,iy, (erory Monday and Thursday
a. Fow Dollars pen anJio', payable Ia adeaRcc. No sb
.eripton w be reeeicodf for shoit time than sr months
and paper trH be discontinued (ercept at Tie discretion
sftte Edtors,) nntd all arTecsoscS are paid
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al so cents per
.3uare Tor tess) for The first insertion, and 374 cents for
,rery subsequent insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required 10 note, on his
,pn g. hote Tong he ,eishes advertisement inserted ;
an lent, not SO noted, ,ciH be inserted til its DIS
so,.ftat9nad cebe ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DFERIJSLNG the terms are for
The privilege Of tseo squares 10 for square, s25 Jof
sne square, inner firm, s35,
a.. JOB PRINTING crec,tted neatly and erpedtionS-
NJ aud reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
's'D sfAss yEEEss,

H!HE subscriber has rented for the present year The
H. AMHERST MINIS, situated Immediately on
'he bank OF the Canai-and isnow prepared Ia receive
and grind Wheat for toll. His one tenth or he
viii give barrel Of superfne Flour Richmond inspec
'ion for five bushels Of whcai.0r if any persons wish
10 ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward with all possible despatch. at such price as
cannot ail 10 please refer to Jas H. ialnpkin Jno.
NJ Williams, David W. Burton Esqrs., Col. Lang
horne aud Gen. Rodes JAS SIrPHlN.
Amherst, August 4. 1872 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

Land for sale.
y AGAIN offer for sale Tract Of Land near owing
u sion, III Nelson county, containing
Eour hundred md t,,tnt, Acres.
his Land Is OF good quality and well timbeud; and is
capable OF making first rate farm There is also a
E0oa ma safe
on The land. A. have either ndnccnent in selling
than to pay nay debts, the terms viii be as accommodating
as the accomplishment OF that desirable object will per
nit Mr. John Stevens Jr. is residing on the Land
and VIII show 1t 10 any person disposed purchase and
Is inily authorized TO contract for the s1Ine.
lltIe above land is not sold by the fourth Monday in
August next. will then Offer for sale; at public ane
lion, IN front Of Christopher L. Estes tavern.
j. GARLAND.
July II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
CASH l10Ee HIDES.

4 WILL. give the highest prices for dried and raw
4 Hides, delivered Al the Market House.
The subscriber will also receive thom TO be tanned on
shares and The work 10 be done by responsible tan
ner as any in the State. and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WIN. LIAR
Dec. u Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
1ss.fs.s'I.g's- ,s1.fHkE.

rEHE SUBSCRIBER has opened Public raining
L Stable a, the i.yuchburg Race Course
Nj. TALBOT.
.Iuiv II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY


NyIE duties of this institution will be resumed ON
L September lst The course Of instruction enbra
ces every branch of a useful and ornamental English and
French education
TERMS unaliercd, viz: Boarding So per month.
Tuition in the three different classes at of $40
SIS, and 70 per session of months. Music S25 per
session Of months. Extra charges for no branch of liz
sirdcon but Music and ,Alciem Languages. Produce
market prices, accepted pay in part Interest de
Quoted advanced payments, and charged retarded
ones.
TEACHERS-1h undersigned Principal; most of
the Sciences, German and French, assisted the latter
by her daughter.
Miss Gadding Graduate of Wheaton Seminary, Nor
ton, Mass Music, English Grammar, Mathematics, &c.
Mrs. Floreniine Smith, English branches, and super
vision over domestic concerns.
My success in securing the assistance of Mrs. s.,
equally esteemed a lady and teacher enables to
devote my whole time and attention to the instruction
OF my pupils and bolrdcrs, the batter Of whom will al
ways be superintendent and assisted in the preparation Of
their different studies by Of the teachers AlIteach
ers teach in all classes.
Retcrcnccs-fhc Trustees and present Patrons of the
Institution.
~. B-Later arrangements and dccdcniai omissions
IN my first advertisement hare occaaioaod The .lPP.lR
E.NT alteration IN terms.
MARIA HENRlQuES Principal.
Sept | I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
LIN .E'DF5(E.
Es %. a. & ID d EaHEf.

Attorney az LAW,
8 As heated al New GLASGOW, Amherst Co Va
h aud will regularly attend the Superior and Interior
Conrts oltIe Counties Of Amherst and Nelson All bu-
siness conded to his shall receive prorlpt and dill
gent attention.
New GLASGOW, Avg. q On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
fsEAEs OF LAEDEsG

For she Julnes River -, Guam,,ha sanui
IS SIZE ~ EisF3 0EFEfE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
E.Eys. .N'OYFCE.
June
.s'OEEEE.

4 III. creditors of Samuel Branch having n claim or
y claims embraced in tina first class of debts proy
Died for in certain trust deed executed 10 me bv the
said SAND Branch, bearing date the 18Th day Of janua
ry. 1912, and Of record in the Clerks oee of Campbell
county arc hereby notified and required 10 furnish me
with statement Of their respective claims by the 25ih
of November next they may be thereafter forever
debarred from any participation in said dec1 and all
those Indebted Ia me- as trustee aforesaid whose notes
were duet 10Th of this month"; must cnlne forward
aud settle shall put them in the hands OF officers for
collection. Letters 10 will be addressed 10 Oakyllle
p. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM ID. BRANCH.
Trustee n SamI. Branch.
The Richmond Wing will please to publish the above
advertisement twice week I'LL the 10Th Nov next
in the country paper, aud forward It's account to this OF
flee for collection
July ii t25N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05

81. w. YANGEY,

and dealer in Foreign Fruits,
u Cigars, Toys and Fancy Articles Man Street
opposite J. d. Evans & Co.'S China Store, Lynchburg
AlaN 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
Valuable Iron Works Property
FOR SALE.

lY virtue Of decree Of the County Court oiPa,rek.
- shall offer for sale, public auction, on the 9Th Of
September next, the promises, the valuable hon
Works property. known the Union Iron Works, the
property OF the MsSrs. ilarstons situated on Goblin
Town Creek. in the county of Patrick. The tract OF
confirms nbnut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
ss0Oss sSEss ~,

with upwards Of 500 aetes in cultyation the most Of
which is very fine loW grounds, with comfortable i'm
poyements, with very fine forge nat put in operation,
also good furnace aud ineNhaushle source of very
superior Iron Ore very convenient, There will also he
offered for sale ON the same day,
TEN Or FIFTEEN Likely .NEGR OES,
uoa Of them valuable hands for farming purposes. and
particularly 50 tpr those cnaagod in the lun business
Also the Stock the farm oil all sorts, hogs cows, Sc,
aud the crop ofgrain
IERMS.-Ihe lands will hesald, one-third on a ere
dit Of ninety days and the residue on credit OF three
equal annual insfaments--the purchaser giving bond,
and good security. and the title withheld TIL the pay
ment of the purchase money; the personal property 10 be
sold for cash. WIN. MARTIN, Sp. CONF.
o. The Danville Reporter will please copy , months.
and send their account TO w. NJ. for payment
July Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
Sept |
'sGs RENE,
" % n 4 q h,

AtTOiEN from the subscriber, ON the night of the
- 2lsi OF August, middle size chestnut snrrc mare
fail breasted white bia2e in her face feet and cars
small pace is her natural gait.
Ample reward viii be given for the apprehension Of
the thief or the delivery OF the mare 10 at New Mar
ket Nelson Co, Va GEORGE w. SMILEY.
Aug. % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
AUCTION AND esBgEfssSsEaS
EfsIstSEISS.
.UEEg'yEgE T.yEFg0Y'

az q h q 5S<ESs1 f.sf<EGVs
I 4 ANlAG removed to the house recently occupied
n by Mr. john lious, nearly oppeIilc the Market
House, tenders his services his friends and the pab
lie, as
iUcii0n aud Commission FcVennnt.
lie will attend to the sale OF Real Estate, Negroes
Horses, and every description OF Merchandise
His acquaintance will tie resident dealers in Ne
gfocS US vol as pretty eAeosiYe acquaintance ii br
contiguous nciatboro9d, viii afford him every facility
IN The sale OF ta species of property. Ills spacious sloc
room and cellar, will enable him to keep in good cJndi
ION every article ol merchandise he may receive Oh con
tiglHmcut.
He deems it futi'eto make flourish of promise and
will, therefore only say that ne Will be grateful for pal
oaage AMI those W!o bcato@ 1t, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie viii take charge of Negroes To beoilirod for sale
either privately publicly. and beard them at % cents
per day until the sale Is ELECTED Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Shtahsoa n. DariS, ST. ,IotaJ ParsiS
Rielayd 1Wce Jolm TioiliaS
,NchUaeg a. .HosIg Henry Darts
.Ncto'hie S.NcLtotil Uhite Imdy & brine
Biaton l. Rodes Hdncock &, .hl,tns
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ac
count to this office Tor collections.
Dec. Is Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04
Price Two Cents.

The Jews have returned to their father land, and Ion
lost home The reformers, and the numerous sects
which have sprung from them have seen the error
OF their ways and, like the "prodgal son. repened
and returned TO the fold. In fine, the first and on
true religion now prevails, and Roman Pontihnow
rules supreme Every thing in this country seem
iast merging INTO state of perfection which never
before was attained by any people railroads are
done .. away with; travelling in balloons is a common
.hing magnetism has usurped the place of steam
McAdamlzed road is made from the Atlantic
Ocean across the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific
ocean II Is as smooth glass; hills and mountains
are assembled with much ease as though the laws
OF sraylsalion were done away with The bo-
SON Oh the Mississippi contains a population
one or Two millions of people, in floating habta
.ons, engaged IN various ways News Of any i'm
i poaance is conveyed from the most remote parts
The Union in one hour after il uanspires. by means
o. the magnetic telegraph. Many more wondrous
Ings were spoken of by the lecturer but my limits
at present will not allow me TO follow him anv
farther IN his " fancy sketch"
Iro gave you II correct idea of the estimation in
which your paper is held here, and allow me TO saw
That 1t Is not now less popular. A friend to the
" New York Herald, }" and its able editor
VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04
I.OnlayllIe.
fCorrespondence Of the Hcrsld.l


LOUISVILLE, April 20, 1872
Business and the Herald in acknowledgements
Doctors and Dysggias-Ldw and Lawyes.
DsAR BENNETT -
Amidst the general depression of business in our
country, and the gloom and dependency that per-
vadcs all ranks of society in romantic "city Of
the alls occasioncd by the unfortunate failures n
our business men, expectation is tiptoc, for the
arrival of the Herald" to read your opinion in
regard the beet expcdicns to be adopted for the
alienation of this distress The rush is always
great to the post office at the hours of opening the
eastern mails and the desire such, 10 receive your
paper, that the bundle your active and worthy agent
receives, is soon distributed. This speaks we'll for
the reception Of your paper Success to Gordon
Bennett, the independent politician and faithful adj
vocate Of the rights Of freen,en.
suppose you are well acquainted with the cha
racter Of the presses Of this place. Notwithsand-
ing your knowledge of them, ! take the liberty OF
suggesting few items There are four that take
SIDES in politics. Two of these, Of which VIII
now only speak, are devoted the advocacy OF To-
cofocosm. For a long time the locos supported
but one paper edited by the talented Shad. rem,
IT,, who has left this State and assumed the cdito-
rial chair of a paper in neighboring State. The
party. ambitious TO supply this vacancy, by number,
raised Sun, and thereby obscured the light of the
Nom. which only now can shine in borrowed
rays Its friends are depairing, and fear that they
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
MoBILE, April %, 1912.

lCorIe spondence OF the HeraldI
MoBrLE, April 25 1912.
FRIEND Bennett
/ have but little of interest to communicate, but
such as il is you shall have it, The Balloon, which
was to have taken three persons on voyage Of dis
covery above the clouds, failed to take for the
lack Of sufficient gas it got entangled and was
badly torn Somebody suggested to the @ronaut
the proprety of putting his head in the balloon next
time.
An elopement came off few days since. Miss
X. could not obtain the consent of her Ma to wed
Mr.. NJ, so she ran away, and was married without
it, saw the man this morning he looked like
dancing jack on strings.
Signor Nagle gave two concerts in Mobile last
week, assisted by Mrs. Sutton. lie could have
drawn full houses for week. lie is certainly the
muse. More than half of his audience were ladies'
Mobile boasts Of many fine forms and pretty faces
Ii is agony for me to look at them, for can't" dress
salad" Do you know that an expert salad dress
err If he ithc sweet oil and some perseverance,
can take lady's heart by storm. love to " dress
salad" for the ladies' but the "Notary" says that it
shows leaning towards something green" no
gave up the business. There are 40 many salad
dressers and the young ladies' so smart" that
an ordinary man can't shine" The deacon says
that the young ladies' at the North chicken gig
yards for the purpose Of making themselves delicate
lie ia a "northern man with southern principles :;
and think he must have sore place, or he would
not SANDER the ladies thus. Stationery" thinks it
-" Fowl business, anyhow
The business OF this season is about done Ex-
change on New York is steadily improving, and
hope will continue to improve. Give us your idea
OF what ought 10 do for the Improvement Of
Alabama money. will write you, ii anything new
turns up. DOLLY SrANKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04
STRAW GOODS.

II, BENNETT importer and manufacturer Of tslian aud
English Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he rmoved his from ~ William and ~
Plat John street. where be continues to keep splendid
d EXTENSIVE assortment Of ladies fashionable Straw Goods
Fuh English DupststIes, Italian Raans hae Tuscar<
Fancy sheiiworks, Prince Albert str,ws, 1c. nc.
Also, an entirely article, III. White Siberian Hair
dnc being extremely light Lesutfu white and durable
.Jt ruk.
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OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY.
FARE REDUCED!!
PASSAGE Ono Dollar.

NO GHARGE FOR BERTHs
Ac6T01 a0 Tho commodous Steamboat WASHING
Gy@eE3sT TON, Captain J. NJ Brown will leave from
the foot Of Warren street Tuesday afternoop
Regular days 9f leaving New YSrk1Tuesdsy, Thamday
at O'clock r. NJ landing each way the Of Hammond
street. Newb9sh rsushkseIsie, Cattskill aud Hudsou.
freight, apply board
All kinds Of property taken only at the risk of the owuexs
thereof. ~. -,|- "a, Imer
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GEORGE ELMENDORF.

LATE OF THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF LORD,
II As ,e%9vsd from II AstoT House 20 The ss,abhwsn Of
will be bapIY wait his old friends spd patrons.
AL ImNc
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NoTIcE TO APPLICANTS YoR PASSPORTS. -Appli-
cants for passports are required TO furnish the De-
and description Of their persona (accordns TO IN,
anne xed form,) upon receipt OF which passport VIII
be forwarded to them gratis wherever they may re-
quest.
In the case of native citizens, the evidence Is an
affidavit to the fact made before notary or justice
of the peace; in the case Of nagralIzcd QUEENS The
certificate OF naturalization, which will be returned
with the passport
Age. moutn t"he'he, large, mo-
stature fleet and nches) derate, OF small)
Forehead shape off, chin tshnpe ot)
Eyes color of) HAIR tcoior of)
Nose (shapeof Complexion do
Face shape of)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-04

MATAGORDA, MaTcn Sl, lo1z
The Position of Ieras-IHe Conduit of Melrco to-
tca'dsfhdf Corntry--CaN on the People Of the INIT
ed States and 1sras
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FoRNrpABLr.--A correspondence has recently
taken place between Governor Morehead, of North
Carolina, and Governor McNutt, Of Mississippi, res
pecrine some slaves, tif we mistske not,l which,
according to the Raleigh Register, would hll esght
or ten pages Of that paper.