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Saddle and Harness Manufacforx.

VIE subc Dor has opered the Above lusincss y
lew doors below tho house lately erected by Nchuls
4 beH aud nearly opposite To Turner Il Durwell,s
where he intends keeping general assortment Of ladies'
:oo g'"'iemrns Saddles, Saddle Bags, Brides. Mar
'ingales all kinds Harness. Whips Collars, Trucks. So.
Hoping from several Yeas experienc in the business
to merit share of that patronage which bsai pub.
lie may bsstow. His work shall be made Of The best
materials his workmenare inferior 10 none. lie there
lore soiiei's call from these wanting any article in bjs
line. ms am Determined 10 sell NJ prices tn Suit tho
times. JACOR Y car In.xrTr
L. ). Repairs doue with nsatness and despatch, The
subscriber has furnished himself with few Of the full
spanish trees. any gentleman wishing procure Sad
die o dat kind he accommodated at very short no.
tee.
April 6 49,
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RICHMOND MNKETS. April :


FLoI R.-Caual, brisk at IS 81 aud SOM holder.
ask s.. Cuy Mills 81 7ja5
NllFAI-6O tosO cents por bushcl according Ia
quality $50 cents highest price
TOBACCO Receipts increasing: no material
change in prices, except Tor fine manufacturing quail,
ties OF the new crop. We quote lugs ~ a2i. leaf
common. ;'a3 niddng iat good 4 ;aj; fine 5,,7 >
some few extra hngshcad for manufacturing ssInIl:,
Old luaS s9}a3j Leaf common 3!aI; middllng 1ta5
good . .ab fine Gial0, as in quality
BRANDl--Onrd. Dupuy & Co 81 Is; A. See
nctic 81 A. 10 81 so Imitation 20 % cents: VrpnIs
Apple 30 to 81, scarce; Northern Apple 3Oa 35 lsych
dull at 5o cts 81 90. Prices nominal. Liquors al
most unsuitable.
RI Vi New England, in bills q cts
WIllSkEY-We quote hhds q and bbls %, cts
Very dn
Bscon-Citv cured GaG. cents;
Smiihirld Z; Western sides ja5,. shoulders ila5-.
Land, G,a7c's Demand for all hight
III Mountain, wholesale, Sal &c, for frkn
and tablets. ior roll. A prime article commands Ii
10 % cents. Very lllre good market
tllfESE--5l a cents per ID. Very ne in mar
kc
CAT'rLE-Fm Cattle on the boof from 4, to r
are the genera prices. hutlou-s2 to 4. Porks-ai
10 4 30 TN the huof
COFFEE-Isio I, De; ST. Domingo 6. g; Iagu
ira IA 9: Java 10 a Il,
! TEAS-ImpcrIal and Gunpowdcr 5jc,s.s % per
b., Black i5 a 60 els
StGAUS-New Orleans Al a 81; Porto Rico ), I,
! q ST Crox7!a03.
OLASSFS-Trlnidad 2Oa23 cts; p Rico Is %,
\. .. y 2aic,s.
FIAXSEED-9oc, $l-bu little in market,
oli.-Win'cr sperm 1Jc; tall sperm GOaG5 whale
jir; bleachcd do soc. Tanners tl2l.
COAl.-l2a lG 90 cts per buslel
toIToN-Ga Gets per bushcl.
COTTON NARNS-Richmond and Manchester
(Faciory Prices. Nos. 4. 3 and 1871 and Q 10: 10
i and T. ~ 49, II and Is, Isl IT, II and Is. 10; -,
and 20 90 cents
CANDIES--Talow 10 a -; sperm 90 %; lu's
Patent a cts per h.
FEAIllERS-2j a 30 cents per pound for live
geese.
FISII-Mackcrcl No 3. S5lo Hsrrnps-No /
cut behring's, North Carolina 50 IS a 4; no Potomac IN
market Shad-S6 2 per bbl.
GlN-American u cts; Holland 81 l5a 81 per gal
!llDES-Grccn cents per lb Spanish Is l6
lKON-Pg, t25 to 3O Swedos S95alOO per ION
English IS to 90; 1rcdegar, (Rchnond mandatory
90 Cp Country bar t75 so.
LlME-SnIes OF 'Ihomason at Or
PLASTER-On the Basin bank 81 so, from wharf,
81 >
CLOVERSEED-at per bushel at retail.
SALT Sales a, 81 IS 10 so psr sack, 6 months,
and scarce
SOAP-For brown a ci, per b.. white and vari-
egatcd 10 ID.
STEEL-Amsrcan bs,ered 81 to I4o per ton
SHOT-6 cents wholesale
| EXCHANGE.
FonLIcN: On Lonpon. 6 per cent prem.
EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts ;al prem Baltimore drafts ;al prem
Philadelphia do lal prem. North Carolina dis
South Carolina dis. Wheeling 2; dis.
Treasury Notes pren Tennessee 5 dis.
Alabama Specie prem
81 'ALrIMoRE MARKET. April l.-Exchange on Eng
,1 Sac PREM FLoUR-lioward Street held al 81
i ~naNl not active. WhEAr-Maylsud reds 75as5
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ia favorable light. he would oyS thr.aeh .'ciass
dnriy and .to the obscina and 10, ert /! en-
which is no doubt nnw The with the Governor
We have another. Gov. Giluer was memhcr
Gays the Charlottesville Advocaic) Of the AMI laui
Convention, which met in Phi!ad,lpha in 1890, OF
ihsreabonts la that Cunvcnthn he voted 6r resolu
tions which declared it The duty Vt the Government Ia
imposing taxes Tor To discriminate as 10 ,or
domestic manu- fractures This is the yer, ground taken
by the Wings AT this time. The Domycrais will reco
lect that Coy. Giner says he changes has al
Nays been supporter Of certain great principles
Then he must still he with the Wings on a Tariff
The Goy. Gilmer is certainly ransccndenal aud in
comprehensive 10 m,sl If us. We cannot tell hv his
speeches whether he lie now an crc,u inch JIbip or
Loco foco, he protests sienucusly he has never
changed. But we think the Governor has clianocd-
lu has been in favor Of Protective Tariff aud is now
opposed Ia II "a constitutional grounds He has been vi
seny opposed Is the Sub Treasury and voted 10 repeal
il at the eAira session Of Congress- but is now sub
Treasury man. The l.ocos il they expect Ia keep i.
their ranhs, will certainly haze 10 mark him, that they
may know him vixen he deserts them
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TO TIE VOTERS OF AMHERST

RI EHo,r C;I;.s,,s. p, - = 'a ~ u,.,.z
hcno Illuminated ~ ,,n1,i.,a =, ~. -. W. : -
ue> ,pislotur, h,y,, h,n ,la.lra s. n. -
mn MN, .,nI,4, - ~, a''a ss ",e' =
to offer nv s.rv,.es -, -, -, ~, - =,
IN ,ss ,,, -, -, f''s' Ha. IL a''' ei.'e''
LAT, ho,r and n,r,,lt - ~. e''' ~. ~ " 'is
no, able In yisl, ,no j., ,,,,, ~ - IL T.
As has b,c, ,,,, "a ~ l,''s'''' ~, e''9'i''o's
Ia many al ,,,, La,.n, - . - 10 -
far many ,,, ~ - = i'9'oe' III e'"' 'o'',
and think vi,b,,, 1.,,s,i,s -. - -. -
more fer A,,, :, ,,,,, - 10 u ~ '''e ''''
hy (heinv in moderate eit,n,,s,sn \ A. / ta.a Roc,
the means NJ r,r,,, TN, , - - 10 -, ~. ~,
one half Ran fl sh,1l 90, n 49,, - -
ma man ,,,, h, =, H., ii :, N -, " - ~ 80
tut for what he Is ,xr,c,,d d. ~, a., ,a,gi" Al -
mans ,ct,ops ,r, ,,.,,ll =, ~, i'
will here Give n shor, sketch At mn. -, rol.,al ,nd
Stale p,llucs Is, / b,lia,,, a.. pa,.,., -. -, ~
power which ouoht IN IN, ,,,ia,l ..l ,., ! ,,, a., =,
favor of altering m. C,,,,,,,,, t ia, r,..a
The power of ,spIarinu ofco, j. NJ. ,,nc,l l., H..
Constitution IN The pres,,Ion, II h l -,
into practice as II uas tbonobt NECESSARY -, ,o'n, II
uulalihhlI officers Il, nl,c, III, ,,,,,r =, ,,.l -
where and AS every h,d, l. nj cn,t l,nn - ,,,.Y,1
Woshinoiun TIM, r,v.or :, =, ,.a,.ll =, -; III,
opposition Thus II N,s in,r,,in,o1 ,,, ,,i,, .nI
has been conceded Il, ey,r,. pro,;a,, ,i ltbl :,
ia not warranted h., tb. tnos,,,,, II ,,1, =, al =
tho same n,,,r a. .l,.,,l., 49, III -.
Ollie. 'Ths dlsnl,,,,, go. fl n,s,f n
the President bv Cun,r.. ,.,Lnn, l,,,,, ,,,. cnn
stltuiior ,hicb n i,,, !, , -, -, -
necessary u,,s,r, n,;,b, h. ,,ss'i ,Lt is@,,,,,..
nntwi,hsnplic, ibe y.,n -. "a - ~ -
of the lund GInI Il, use y,l.,at -. :, -. :. :.
be- "vr,,t rrv tr lt,I ,,,l :, - II =.
into the Federal or State treasury !, i. al IL, ,l ~,
" The same nc,rtc and Inv. 49, i,, - 4 Wv
tion.l uu,,cr of 'ongro.. l., 5,s,rl,,, !, a. -
believe that m, Sal. ,u,.,,, -, i .i t '',''
need il much more th,, Tho T.,', ,,aa., 81
rroar, To- 'T,rn-hLe t,cn,,.1 I,.la i - : ~
dlcuus one and no olb,r lIb ,,,iI ,.,,,d "a -
States Bank which consider OF more Imnorf,nr, Than
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lard LAMPS.

" l. have Just received an additional ,urply Of
W LARD LAMPS which We invite the public /,
eall and examine. This Lamp il highly approved b,
every person who bas used IT, both The North aud IN
THIS place There is ITO question but that 1t is the mast
feonomleal light thai Is nsed-no excepting ianw-
and particularly well adapted for tho country WHORE
II Is MT always convenient practicable procure OIL
u taow II is pleasant white light and free from an,
disa,rreabo smell JOSEPH u. EVANS & Co.
April u IL
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New Spring Goods.
~ T. Ut 70 H.Y.vD

JOHN puRS1S,
I ) oponng At his Cash Store
VARIETY OE DRY GOODS,
TOW scarce IN this market, which i'll be .eld at prices
t suit the times.
Il roc cr e4.
New Orleans and ST. Cr ok SUGARS did 3D. ana
10 cts, perlb
COFFEE, good a, 10 cts and Cd per ID.
SAIL. fine sacks cheaper than any in market
10000 lbs spun Coitou from the best Factories n
Virginia. Of Nos. d. s. &, 7, s, 9, 10, II. IL, IS.
ii. at tho lowest market price.
JNO. j. PURyIS.
March 6wf
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NOT ICE.
T.. II. NANsH'S
p A N q Il q IL r. T. q =.

A , the best evidence the subscriber possibly give
4 n OF his own opinion. AZ TO the Mprrio,ify Of the
Piano Fores which he offers for sale and in order tina,
oi1ers may have opportunity Of testing the matter
nc proposes to place them npon trial IN the parors Of
such persons be DESTROYS Of supply ING tlemse YES
with articles Of the kind.
jhe posponemoht OF positive purchase "fany ins,ru-
ment Whatever Tor few months to give the different
makers fair trial, would least do the purchaser no
harm.
line addressed to the subscriber al Pctorshurr Va
would answer Just as good purpose every way as a
pors.nal interview since he takes upon himself the risk
oil selecting and guarantees 10 please every respect
large assortment always on hand Upwards Of
hrco hundred have been sold by him. wiibou, ever sci
ling bad one f. p. NASH, Petersburg, ia.
April ,sil
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fnntnELrn. M,nsrr. April I.-Noihng of inn
pofisnee occurred during iha week In mercantile trans
actions. iLouE WIS quoted at II a 1 25 Tho Oh
stoe'ions nun s'orms, &c. to communication with tho
inturor affected the price.
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CT We publish tbs morning JOHN NJ. Bolts spirit
ed address TO his constituents. 1t bears down will
great severity upon our Legislature for gcrrnandcrn
his District.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY

Wcstatod thai DR.. Moscly the candidate Of ,h
hugs OF Buckingham. wheu II should have been A
i'f.AANDER MOSELEl, Esq. one d tho editors o
the Richmond Wing.
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NEW YORK NARKErs-M,rcb .,

fLolR-The marke, is very firm Tor all Je.crip.
TONS t,ennesse. Ohio and Michigan S. and moderate
,ae. soulhern oi all descriptions hold firmly a, 81
80 New Orleans 81 -.
GRAlN--Saes vi " heat qoc
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REL ERlCk CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Wings have nomina'ed fr the Frederick Con
eress'onal District CHARLES J. FAULKNER
Esq, ii Berkeley. their candidate. Mr Faulkner is
very popular man.
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'"tsss. nosgm md Gitnier IN .Neison-We under
stand these "" gentlemen addressed portion Of the
people ot Nelson, Al Massles Mil on last Saturday
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NORFOLK CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Notf olk toNtRf.SSIONAID DISTRICT.
The Wing Convention nominated Col. JAMES
II. IANGliORNE, rs their candidate to represent the
District IN the next Congress. Mr. Atkinson is his op
poucnl. Both candidates are now in the Stat. Senate.
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DlSCIS SION IN FII'vlVNA

Col ilnbard. the candidate for this Congressional Dis
irci addressed the people Of Fuvanna on Monday week
(h"ne touu) The Colonel caught tartar in tho per
500 Of Nh -. Cooke. lo replied 10 bin, and refitcd
his s,phsns IN the mo ST eloquent manner
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Hec'etm''s Spencer and tpshm.-There srons to
be sumo truth Of the fight between Upshu and Spencer
Inc Wing saysit Las mol learned the psrculars.--
pshur was in Curious rase
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A & A R ID .

~ -. y. e. II ~ ~ . ~
IL AS removed 10 the tenement above Messrs. Davis
II Brothers store. where she intends continuing The
Miiicmnry business.
She returns her thanks her friends and the public r
their patronage. aud socs continuance of il at her
new home.
Orders from her country friends will receive prompt
tcntiun.
Feb = wCm
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Death Of Senator Nc RoLs'is Ct IMnois.--The Hon
Samuel Alcoberis. Senator IN Cohscss, from Illinois
died on the 2Sth MARCH,
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WARD ELECTIONS.

~ ~ nAD sbsksN sVNS.
COMMON COZ neil COURT
Lynch U'ard. No |. Lpch Umd. No
eeorgo T. Roberts. A. Hancock.
.lohn NJ oiev. T.. Matthews,
John II. Mcdaniel NJ Hart
Isaac Adams. u. l. Warwick.
Henry Davis. r. A. IranstorJ
Paul Jones. ID. Il Lyman.
ht,NRN WARD, Nv HENRY WARD, Nv.
hos o. Aeree. H. NJ. Ddlake,
Sampson piuguid. d. W Burton,
\. u. Thurman. p. Iabby,
P.parh. VIM u. Brown.
G.W. Turner. Henry q. SehnolG,lJ.
) llasey. Aup Ienwich
Edwin Matthews. Mayor
Pheasant lahhy. Recorder.
Daniel l. Warwick Scn'f Alderman
IL, DUNNlNGTON Sorg't &. l..
Ap,il6 81
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OR.I.vGES, ZE.NO.v.N,
EEGN, N'c.

IST RECEIVED ~ boxes OrAr and
~ LEMONS, with supply OF Eies. .li,acnds aud
all kinds oi Co3ectionores, fresh and IN fine order
GEO. w. lANCEY
March g "a II
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Mr.. CLAY ANDANArIONAL BANK.

The Editor Of the Republican brings ~ A,r. CLAWS
speech in ISL aeains, the = l}-uk. au cisr t.,
Mr.. Madlsans opinions Bm why did the E,lItr not
publish Mr. Clay. change of position that subject
Illus Ia tie only grtat National sut'cl ulsn which Mr..
Clay has changed, and Nica be changed on tis he
cane out open and auyc board and give his reasons
for changing. Mr. Clay convinced Of the imprri
necessity for such an nsuti,e, a.d thttrtorr Il IT'S
oanstiinllolalty. In sN,ains Of his change On the
Bank, he said
Yes slrs. il is very lric that I opposed Nation
~ Bank III Isl The speech you quote is nySccc-it
contains frank expression Of the opinions then hsd
ON the subject But five wears OF painful National ,N-
psJicnee convinced me had hecn Hrong-,lata Bank
Vas Necessary 10 the cuuDttv. both in relation It's
Currency and lis Revenues: aod the vcr nest occasion
1hst offered, avowrd the convictions which time and
National suffering had protucrd; and these convc-
tts7s have since adhered. am ashamed Of
having grown wiser by experience, and this only Of
all .rca, National questions, have changed my ground,
Judge from The arguments aud facts now submit to you
whether ad or had not go,d reason"
This is What admire in nau--WhCn he SECS hr
IA wrong 10 change lis rpin,n. and do which he
thinks is right Where will v.u find the public man
who will conc out in this manner? But very few
This places Mr.. Clay FAR anove most statesman. He
always expresses bis views with the caudor aud
sincerity -therc is 40 dssrnbng or conccaling views
with hun
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c., The Editor Of lIlc Republican thinks Gov. Gil
mer Ito lie very t1mido1ic md Jaeot I0dr0smy Of
the Wings betalse the Wings take so much notice OF
HIM according II that mode Of jud.nr. Mr.. Gosgiu
must he an eicceine formidable and porce,iM odrt-
"Hyto ias!.m. IS The Editor Of f!ie Republican has
II" less laa e.slt or nne article. in his las, paper de.
voted u hln
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- ElMm Matthew's Esl, has been chosen Mayor
# "nr t"fporalion iar The neAt Twelve months.
r. Judge Nageaoan ias died Of the wound received
in ihe duel al New Orleans.
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o. The Washington Globe aud the Spectator, the
slIoun er2ao al the seat Of Government is AT logger
heads The GleIe, il Is well kno"a Is furious sup.
porter ii Mr. Van Buren, and has Difference for the
preference oi others IN liz purity II bears down upol,
die Si"clat"r and tbe Madsonian pretty much in the
same Silnt The Spectators replies written with
Independence and force, and no doubt the Globe will
hnd the spectator very much in lis Nay of making Pres
d'ns. This Wal is Just nrc,as,o Of what we may
expect TO zee when either OF the asnaurs nominal
by the National Convention.
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Idc RiclnnoAd Oorh --Ihc Richmond Dock part
Of the JAMES R''sr aud kana~ha improvement. is fin
iabei and now IN operation. Ships come up in.
to til" city NJ Eichoond when heretofore they could
not oct higher op than I'ochcts.
81, Large quantities Of specie nrrivo at New Or.
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" hs sloea leil, have not .crs or hand of the \yh,
yet that did mol say that Mr.. Toer got lar the be, Of
+ II. And We kno" several Demo- rat. admit that GOV
winner was very much wnrsted In the discussion $780,
hs stuck Is "' the rise aud steadily increasing every
day-'hes are waking up trnm that state If spaihy
which has So long heth tyneed among them TO ou. of
energy, zeal and determination az Ans MAINLY,
the da, oi discussion as weas The DAY on which the
Wings held their meeting in this place
" he l'aelgh Register protests against our claiming
the sntrYaet ofthe irnpm cqislye G,roor t;one
raj Assembly Il sass "belongs rgtmatcly and .rei,.
surely 10 tie loco foco Assembly of y arolns, Ger
laihy the Register mistaken IN saving it b.loncs ,r
ctpsire'g 10 the Legislature Of North CAROLYN, Our
Loco foc9 Legislature Was m0re like the Terrapn be
cans II MAS III Session ont hundred and fourteen drJs
when II might have done all til, business in fifty DAVIS
while the North Carolina onl, in session about sir
~ days, which shaws plain enough that our Legislature
possessed more nj the essential qualities Of the 7cyrouio
than the North Curona body aud must therefore ho Of
the gcaus II no, the old cock 1trr4pa himself
The only grounds upon wrich we could surrender il,
would be priority Of the appellation
d The Richmond Enqnirer SAYS the Senior Editor
u this paper may complain ol the Loss Of ,me aud oi
The Democrats listening upon tho public treasury
whist he loo participated in the spoll. aud pockctcd
ns proportion of die mileage and the pay" Though
The articles from which the Enquirer makes lis com
nrnis VAS wrlttcnby the Junior Edior Of this paper
We have M doubt they could be confirmed by the
Senior Editor We hnow he had d, sire to stay in
edmond i the pay. but kept there by the sairs
cute Which The ocoiocos in the Legislature dune bust
ness. Tia remarks Of the Enquirer anc ereiurc era,u.
III Us. and will Treated BY the Senior Editor OF this
paper with The conlrmpl which lhey descfyc.
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s"''. Ao'"'" Vi lass s VIA ngard o,leF articles.
Ia iullce,
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o. The Republican i'll abiding to the Discussion be
tween Gov Gilmer and Mr.. Ioler says Nlhe proposition
10 speak came rlrn Mr. Tocl's friends and Was accrp
ted By Coy. Gl.cr." We think the Republican is nus
'sken in this. II came iron Tie friends Of GOV Gil
Incr, who lantI,d the friends Of Mr. Iocr and upon
his friends asking Inn if he would reply 10 Gov. Gil
rer, Mr.. Toler answered in the affirmative. But this
is very small n!alier So far from Gov. Gllmer
rclung the positions Of Mr.. Tuler, stated by the
Republican, he did not attempt to rctutc hut on as
we'll as we can rcculcct the Bank Of the United
States. And overwhelming were Mr.. Toler's remarks
on that subject. that gentleman who partly
opposed 10 it, told he had removed allduuhs the sub
jec', from his mind. Gov Gilmer did meet tina:
iairly. lie only alluded TO Alexander Hamilton as
being one ois supporters To Prove II Federal meas
nfe. aud then commenced ralc, las the Republican
knows.) against the State Ranks-lclng the people
iler manner Of doing bnsness-a!l of which was rela
want 10 the main points At issue But he reduced to
lie necessity OF alIudng TO Them. speak out his aot-
'fh line, The Governor seemed To be embarrassed and
DID nut speak with that lucncy and lipp2ncy which he
generally does And aa to The Republican saying that
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INll1 subscthor isk.s pleasure in returning thank.
u 10 his friends aud the public generally for tho III,
eral patronage extended In tho late concerns and most
respectfully selects continuance Of the same Ia his in
dlsmual capacity al the old stand, on Main street ,
few doors below the old Post Office lie has On bnnd
aud ~ now manuincunng,a large and general assert
men ai every article appsrainng 10 III. lne Of business
lrA e dono with nes,nrs, aud .ltsp,,cb
GEORGE u. TIL RMAN.
April 6 ar
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EOK N.xLi..


FOzk KE.VT.
VuNIlE spacious and handsome Dwelling Houss. h.
l. longing to MIR William Bailey, and at present
cupcd by the subscriber There is excellent garden,
spacious yard, brick kitchen, and other necessary
outhoses, attached the premises Also thcenclassd
acre Lot, opposite the Dwelling House, which there
is an excellent Stable. Carriage House, &c. Both the
Garden and Lot in cultivation, with the usual vege-
tables. sc. The subscriber has possession Of il only
I'll the Isl Of November next, though he has d0uht
to gosd the period would be extended fdesssd
Possession given the LIST Of April During my say
in Richmond. applicants sre requested to sn4SiTe 81
TERMS which shall be moderate, to Isaac Adams. En-
RID. n. TOIEh. n
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

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