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NOE G.

NOEfS-..
4 WILL proceed 10 sell, at public auction, the
Il 10Th day Of April neat, my PL~LNJ.i11O.a, on
which reside, containing
800 .9CEsES.
There is ahont $50 acres Of cleared Land, in good
state ot cultivation; lcre is about 50 If bottom
Land tLat be made nd Meadow Land; there is a
good quantity ut tobacco and To clear and great portion
oi ii heavily tmbced, aud great quantity Of Pine Tim
Der upon SAID land. There is two good
D.seWiHs Esossscs,
upon said land, aud all necessary Dat Houses such
double Barn, tobacco Houses, Sc. Also, a
YO l. n G o r c II A r ID
and every thing necessary make the place desirable
There Is upon said Land OF
NEVEH-TAsI.ING SPRINGS.
good the county Afford 10 be desired; and
large Creek running through said place. This plan,a-
,inn lies in the County OF iinckbrdge, - miles above
Lexington and | o miles from Buchanan. The sale Will
positively take place IN Hat day, thuuph private sale
would be preferred Payments will be liberal. though a
small PARTON viii be required to be paid down at OF
near the time of sale. further desert on is nnneces-
sary. as those Wishing to purchase will of cDurso view
for themselves. WILLIS TINSLEY.
There is adjoining this Land another L II A II
to be sold on the 10Th day Of April which is nearly as
desirable place. Both added together would make a
large farm. suitable work about IL hands to advan
iage. Fairy appca lion is desired 10 those tina, wish to
purchase privately. WILLIS IiNSLEf.
March II l46A
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THOMAS q. AGREE; ~ Co,
COPPER SMITHS .l.ND TI.N.EE Il S
AT THEIR OLD STAND,

THEIR OLD STAND,
DEG leave most respectfully return their thanks
- To their friends and the public generally for the
liberal cncoura. emcu, heretofore bestowed upon them
and most earnestly ask continuation of The same-
They have now on hand and offer for sale at the yoy
lowest prices:
\ large assortment Of Stills.
Also. Copper Wash Kettles Bells, sc.
Tin Ware Of all descriptions.
Also. Tea Kettles. Aud Irons Nane Irons. &c.
They have also in and offer for sale, hand
some lot of l. A Il !. \ VI PS an entirely new
article in this community. being great saving IN eN
pense, and very highly approved Of. Cali and take
lmk at them.
They also prepared to do all kinds Of BRASS
a.iS1LNfi, such as Tobacco Screws, Mill Inks, Mill
brands, &c.
They woul! also say to their friends, that they are
sui ready and willing 10
COrer 0Ha Gutter Houses
"th In OF Copper either in the town or country and
.ne charges shall always be low aid the work donr in
'he best MANNER
As they have had good deal Of experience in this
business and have Through understanding Of il, they
ran Confidently say that they will warrant all their work
well done.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are earnestly re-
aus'ed TO give call, as we ire prepared To sell Ell
Nor wholea4lc or retail TtiOS q tgREF
Apul3 Is
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Private Entertainment.

KA TIE. subscriber, having taken the large
EA.::k and commollous brick budm. AT the
TEA fi& lower end OF Main street lately occcuped
ESrT&SlS hy Mr.. Robert Mrrrss intends to keep
house Of PRU.iIT ENTERTAINMENT, where
all those who think proper 10 favor him with call
VIII find him al all Times prepared accommodate them
with The best the mark" affords aud prices reduced
the standard of the times
His stable Is now well provided and sufficiently large
to Accommodate - Ik - v T. =
His prices will be as follows:
Board by the year 500 %
i ard and lodging by the year rs OD
For Board per mouth Q On
- - man aud horse day aud night %
All meals. ("aeh) u -
Horse per month : OO
For single feed -
II \. TIBlS
n b lie will keep constantly hand for sale 70
duced prices Meal. Corn Oats, SC.
March I'm
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Hle1@ELSo
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"THE LYNCHBURG NIRGINIAN.
v published weekiy, (epery Monday aud 7hwddy)
x Four Dollars per ana,n, payable in adrahes No s"h-
cu be received for shorter time than sir not
end paper W be discontinued, (ereept at tie discretion
s(ths E.Eiors,) until al m1earGses paid
a.. .4DTERTTSE.HE.\TS inserted at so cents per
square Tor ,ess for the first insertion, and 81 cents for
sSoy subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADVERTISER rs required to note, his
manuscript, hoic long he ries hs advertisement
advertisement, not SO noted, sA be inserted tai its do
continuance be ordered
FOR fE.iRLf .iDrFRTTSLNf' the terms for
sv;rii'ss Of t,eo squares, $40 for square, S2j fo,
-. Ksa,e, inner form, s35.
4. Jon PRLNTLNI trecuted neatly aud srpe dusous-
= snd reasonable terms.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE MAILS.

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Wednesdays aud Fridays, at ) r'cleck, p. NJ. Chse
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at o'clock.
M.
Tia Cdnal.--Duc Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saiur-
days. at 9.'eock. =. NJ. Close Sundays, Tuesdays,
And Thursdays. at Z O'clock !. NJ.
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antil snn down. aud will always BE- kept open r dcse
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The Office will be- kept open Sunday mornings
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

MARCH 10, lSIo
The attention a. all disposed Ia engage in the mail
service specially called 10 the advertisement tr pro
p,sals Tor carrying the United States Mails ia rEnia
North Carolina. South Carolina. Georgia aud flDnd1
issued Oh the 18th 81 December. lSi2 The last day
i.r receiving bids is the 9Th "i April next ( 7. NJ
and for deciding upon tlem. tide Isl ol May. lsl3.--
Service 10 Is, July. Isis, and IN
f.rcc until the ,}Ui June. lsi1.
All, who take interest in lh, matter. referred
for much ui the advertise embraces The Salt
Vi Virginia, Ia the Richmond f.mlurrr the " pt,aslr
Nirgnian, the Fredericksburg Hreordtr aid tho 4 3ns
do, tanner for much relates North Caroilna,
the eiah standard. Tie Chaslt,. Jctl,Isnian, and
the W asling"n heputlcan ur 81 nu,h embraces
Srnlh Carolina to The tlal ,sinn ilritt, the Gulun
bis SOUTH Caronlan. and HE iptIoid Advertisers: Tor
much as includes Georgia Ia the Augusta Cunsiitu
toalls,, the Savannah Gcurg an. the Athens Banner.
tbe Columbus Argus. and ic AldI,dgo ylllr Flag u the
I MON; ami IL nttlei eu.htacts iplua, ID tn
Tallahassee. Forldian and the ST. Augustine Elurd=
IIrr.Ia The entire Advertisement is published IN til"
Washington City M,dlsunian, ard Is ais. to he fuad
Ia pamphlet tom each Pest Office the end Of the
sevsral r"uire. in the advertisement full luIarnson Is
EiyAD t" the partt uars OF strvo the naur al thu
liabilities. mode oi blddlhg aud he orn Vi the guar
TAn'y. Which is to accompany r'.ry prposa
ca WlChIlFFE.
IosiAGster General.
March 50 st
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Oranges Orangcs!. Orangc.!!

Z UST RF.CEIFED. per Canal boat john Ra.
- dolph, 90 boxes very superior
SIC LY . II \ G. f. S
which may be had FOR CASH, by early appca-
ton tn CHARLES PHELPS, Auct'r.,
DOORS Mellow puGyIs's CORNER, on the STREET
LEADING FRIDGE.
March l6
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LIME! LuyEEM lRNl;..
gsugg;cs,A &c. DC. for sale.

a UST received at Exchange Corner one fine family
- CarrIage, Park Phaeion. draw front Phac-
ton Barouch. and one very handsome light Buggy.
Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase any Thing in the Car
riape way would do well to call and examine those
have on hand, as am determined sell them unusual
" low, for cash approved negotiable paper.
NJ, TALBOT, Exchange Corner.
March u
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Thine, GLASS Gs.:H H6viheN-tCNre.
EAT T. at this time receiving our Spring Supply Of
w China. Glass aud E.arian ware, which will
make cur stock large and complete, We invite purcha
10 call aid examine our stock and prices. We
pledge onrseyes 10 sell iou as articles Of the
quality can ba purchased ,g any regular house in S
tuWn. JOSEpl1 ~. El MD SeHn1 .<
March lG II
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March 18th, 1913.

KB FAITHS Book of Besnty, edited by the Countess
L L of l'lesslne,on, l3spendld engraviuss
The Keepsake, edited by the same, 3 bsautif.l
plates.
The American in Paris. Is eneravngs,
The Forget elot, Il engravIngs,
Friendships Offering 9 do
t,em Of ovelnsss,
The Gift. with engnvings,
The Odd Fallows' Offering.
few Of tho above beautiful Books hand for sale ut
reduced prices. PAYNE, GREGORY * co.
Jan % -
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yarcnsy-cisht thousand dollars.
Essss.FL fss,3EsE.FY ErR..W.gES
AGfHlSAISN.


sGIAAS AISA.
Wis sutn'un Is situated III The county OF Bedford
u utaF tue liyhchonr2 and Salem lumphe; about
:" MIC ''oh ih' iIner' L he location Is reharhab,
htaiHN' chFeAfhl"' access yet SliI'i.h'ly retired
lie '"-te pass young east VI west every day eAcep
sundays. 1 he p'idinsN are lnomy aud wei! arranged
he ~ 9hb'fIn"J Is intelligent ailordha the most uneX
e'pl"naoIe s"rie'y
he s'Ali' session. OF tins Nctoo vii commence on
hehddN Inc "Fl al Alri he epnTSr aud series o III
sfacIll III 'ie VARIOUS hfan' hes. vi" be ample and be
raj. c"nprrhohdIng TIC elrinrnls q" English Litera
luIe-lht l|ah aud French Languages. The LAT
Ter Win ifr department al MnH.e will be undo'
H." charge 81 Miss 1uf'IsS Who was educated at lro,
'inIr seminary Ne" i'f"' AID IN addition to the an
hoA'd testimonials. has gwen entire Satisfaction 10 the
Principal aud patrons o ts sc'lool. {"here she has
9'e2 r"a-ed iof several sessions Of her capacity aoa
4"a5t a'"As 10 ihlH thorough knowledge OF her pro
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Whislscy. Flour. &c.

kA BARRELS Superior Mountain Uhiskcy,
cV 30 do do do Flour
10 llrrces Rice
just received consignment aud for sale low for cash
or negotiable imprhy LEE, Al SIN * co.
Con rnE BAsiN.)
April 3 II
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Charles Phelps,
AUG II ION L. Il q AND
90. .YERCEX.Y.veT.

'NAkES this method ofiniorming his friends and tho
Il public, that he has removed his Auction and Com
mission House to the three story Brick building, three
doors below Mr. John J. Puryiss corner, on the street
leading to the Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended him.
he his sincere thanks and he would respectfully
inform them that in the future he will attend to tho
selling Of
Real and Personal Estate.
in and out Of 'rowh. Dry Clouds, Groceries, Fbr8i-
tme Negroes, Horses, Sc. g., Sc
lie will also attend tn the sale Of Tobacco at he
Ware Houses, and receive in store Flour, Whiskey.
Iron, &c.. &c.
He confidently hopes that from several yean expert
ence in the Auction and Commission business 10 merit
continuance Of their patronaga.
Fet. i6 Is
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FRUIT TREES.

y Nv y uHtEIS''|s
EUST RECEIVED, al Exchange Corner. small lot
- OF choice FRUIT TREES. from the Nursery Of
Parsons s Co.. New York--Pcaches, Apples. Pears
Cherries and Puns Sc. all of which Of very supo
rl"r quality. NJ TALBOT.
Feb Is
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'ENlF Subscriber hcng agent for the sale Of those
celebrated Poushs made by Rueglcs. Noursr \
Mason. ot Worcester. Massachusetts, offers tho olluw
ing descriptions, at factory prlces-
One horse hill side Plouehs At s. 90
Fwo do do do do at 10, 10
Extra Two horse hl side do at II ~
One horse Plough at 4. 80
Nv" 90 do do at 500
Three do do do mt II 90
Ploughs. OF common castings. at much less prcos.-Cu
tiyItors aud Corn shelters.
Points 10 sui the Yarous louehs always ou hand.
JAMES 4. SilGi Err.
Nov. 81 Is
4 WISH Ia purchase five hundred bushels OF good OATS
L lor which will give The marker price in cash.
MELVILLE TALBOT.
FOR SALE-l0 barrel, Tanner'sO Oh
L.
Dee. % ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
ROANOKE.
From the Virginia Valley Star
A WHTG STATE,

We commend the article below to
the especial consideration Of the wings
They are eternally bOaating Of their
superior wisdom in the business Oflegls.
Ialion, and of their great capacity 10 do
all things in the right way. The State
Of Louisiana has been under their exclu+
sive control for long series Of years,
and the annexed article will show their
superior management. The State under
their contrO' is hoPelesSIy and helplessly in
debi, and fits ex,riCation depends upon
thrt party, it will remain so, for some time
to come.
"The Natchez Free Trader thinks that
Louisiana, ,accOrding to its pOPulation,Owes
a larger debt than, any other government
in the world, England not excepted
The wholc OF her heavy loans have beer
invested in banking institutions, whict
have failed and become utterly worthless
The Governor says that the bonds Q
the State for nearly ten. millions issqe'
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DISASTROUS LAND SLIDE,
At Troy, N. Y.
Daily Troy Budget Extra, I,
FL ~ In Al


AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE.-AbOut 4 o.
clock this afternoon anothr land slide
occurred from the hill INT. Ida,) where
the awful catastrophe Of January ], 1887,
traDspired, exceedin g in extent and eOn>
sequence that memorable disaster.
Some eight or ten dwellings, occupied
by poor families were crushed and buri.
ed beneath :he mass Of earth. In these,
it is supposed there were not less than
thirty Or forty persons, only ten or twelve
Uf whom escaped
Within an hour nine bodies have been
dug from the ruins-fVe Of which were
without life, one partially injured, and
three not beyond recovery.
Had this avalanche occurred in the
night, the destruction Of life would have
been still greater, as many occupants of
the houses were absent at their labor
elswhere.
A man from the country, passing at
the time with his team, leaPed from bis
sleigh and escaped. Tho horses and
load Of wood were buried beneath the
earth.
ejust left the scene of disaster. II
is one Of horriic desOlaiiOn. Thousands
we're congregated on the spot, and a
corps Of efficient men engaged in Pene.
,rating the earth and clearing away the
fragments Of building.
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SINGULAR OccURRENCE.-On Wednas.
day, says the New Yerk Commercial Of
the 9Th u E., two ladies' belonging TO the
family of Mr.. Creighton, who reside,
near the Clifton House at Niagara Falls.
had narrow escape from an awful death.
They were ina sleigh driving horse
belonging to Mr.. Creighton, and when
near the we'll known Table Rock by some
mismanugement on the part Of the ladies'
the horse backed towards the precipice,
and fell over into The dreadfulgulf below.
-PrOVidentially the ladies sprang Oui, be-
fore the horse made the leap. Ofcourss
the horse and sleigh we're dashed TO Peic-
es, the height from which they fell being
more than one hundred and sixty feet.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07
NEW AND INGENIOUS MODE OF
SWINDLlNG A STRANGER.

A middle aged man,neIned David Rog
ers, living in Evesham, N. j., according
10 his story, was brought before the May.
or yesterday, was swindled on Saturday
afternoon Of gold watch, for which he
had paid sixty five dollars, but two or
three hours before, in a manner some.
what different from the usual mode Of o.
verreaching atrangers. He stated that
when nearly ready 10 leave for home, be
met man at Market street ferry, who
represented that he had a pair Of mules
to sell in some part Of the Western sec.
tion of the city, aud that they both pro.
ceeded to the place designated TO strike
bargain. On the way. somewhere near
McArann's garden, tie drOver, as ROg.
ers called him,picked up on the pavement
what turned cut TO be needle case, and
which upon their inspection had one nee
die in it, The drOver turning about, OBJ.
served gentleman standing in an alley,
of whom he inquired if he had lost any
thing? Yes, says the mana needle
case and needles in it; would you like to
bet that there are needles in it, said the
drover, punching Rogers at the same
time, as much as 10 say, there is but one
needle in it, and we'll catch this green
horn. Yes, indeed, I'll bet one hundred
dollars, at the sane time taking from
his pocket book what looked like note
OF that amount. My friend said the drO-
yer, | don't want to take your money
you won't think hard Of me if win il,
will you? Oh, no, said the other, Ill
run all risk. The drover pulled out ten
dollar note, saying, this is all l bave-
but if my friend here will put up bis
watch with my note, we'll bet you.-
Rogers put the watch into the drOver's
hands. The case was then examined,
and but single needle found, when ROg,
ors's friend exclaimed, I'VE have won the
bet; moi so fast said the olhsr-cut it @.
pen and look into the matter little fur.
ther. Rogers lent his knife, the case
was dissected, and TO the apparent sur~
prise Of the drOver, three or four needles
we're discovered. The second man claim.
ing the bet, clutched the stakes and ran
away. Rogers was ABOUT to pursue him
stay, stay, says the droVer, let, me
catch the damned rascal; DO you stand
here, lend me your knife, Iii bring him
back. Rogers stood stiIl-away wen
the drOVer, driving his friend before him
with the watch clean out of sight. Yes
terday young man, named Hushback
was held to bail for further hearing BY
the Mayor; on the charge Of being one
Of the pary.-Pkil. Ledger.
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for the Consolidated Association Of Plan
ters' g. Citizens Bank, will during the
present year, be protested for nOn>pay
ment of interest. To secure this amount
mortgages have been taken TO the amount
of SIG, 900 900 upon the property Ofibe
stockholders, which, if sold to meet these
obligations, would not bring more then
one half the amount due-leaving the
State or rather the people Of the State TO
make up the balance! And this only
one fthe debts Of Louisiana. Her en-.
tire liabilities are doubtless many millions
more. The Free Trader says That "most
Ofthe property will have to be sold to pay
the bonds Of the State invested in the
Banks. This will reduce to poverty some
ofthe most enterprisiDg, and many Of
them regarded as wealthy citizens Be-
sides the years of grinding taxation, the
defect will entail upon the mass, who in
the language Of the Governor, have deriV.
ed no direct profit from the sale of the
bonds issued"
Such is the present condition-such
are the future prospects-of Louisiana: a
State which has been under federal whig
rule for the last dozen years. Let our
opponents, who are in the hsbit of charg.
ing all the mismsnagement Of the State
and Federal Governments on the Democ.
racy, hide their heads in shame.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07

CHARLEs WOODS, THE COUHTKaYErr-
ER.-The following anecdOte is told By
thePittsburgC Chronicle, Of Charles W OOds,
the Counterfsiler, who was 10 have been
tried with Dr.. Besdel, only they cOuld'Gt
catch him:
"WOods and his wife, resided at one
time in Rochester, and being rather short
in funds, they hit upon the following ex-
Pedient TO raise the trindl Woods frst
procured life insurance on his own lifes
to the amount Of eleven hundred dollars,
at the city of Montreal. Lower Canada
After his return 10 Rochester with the
assistance Of his wife, he slammed death,
was clad in grave clothes, and laid out,
and as was supposed, buried. Mrs. W.,
who was little known and had but few
riends, took charge Of the interment and
procured a certificate there Of. She and
her children went in mourning, TO keep
up appearances. At the proper time
she went TO Montreal and recovered the
amount Of the insurance upon her hus-
bands life, and soon after packed up her
goods and came towards the Ohio river,
to some place where she met her hus-
band, be having gone before her."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07

A BRITISH TROPnY.-Two boys, while
digging clans in the Rock Cove, at POTt0
land. on Monday last, excavated bomb
shell which must have been one Of those
thrown by Mowsil's fleet on the 18th of
October, l772, when the town was
burned by the British. The venerable
citizenns well remember seeinga bomb
pass over The town at the time, and sunk
into the water ofthe cove The shell
weighed l50lbs measures SO inches =.
cross, and still contains the powder with
which it was originally charged. The
Argus proposes that post be erected in
front of the exchange, and the bomb plae-
ed upon it, as memento Of "the times
that tried mems souls"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07

PROeREss OF A PENAL COLoNY.-The
history Of tho colony 10 Australia is truly
extraordinary. II is Oh the largest island
in the world, and was visited BY Captain
Cook in ITO. He called it Botany Bay.
1t was colonized by a few cOnvictG in
ITS, and now numbers 500, 900 inhab;t.
ants. Their imports amount to 5000,
600 and their exports to $4,000, ,OOo.-
AT late sale of building lots in the
town of Sidney $I5O,OOO. per acre was
paid. The original lots on which Sidney
IS built, were given. to the early cOnvicts
10 induce them to become industrious
and independent. One, more far seeing
than the rest, purchased the whole from
his companions for two puncheons Of
rum. This man eventually died worth
100000 per annum, although 20 or thi.
" years before he had been transported
| for ste aling geese from . common ia
England. He lived in, great splendor TO-
wards the clSss Of his life. Among
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FEDERALISM.

RHODE IsLAND.-Mr. B. Anthony made
some staten enls to the meeting onThurs-
day last, that excited much feeling
One was that highly estImable citizen
of Providence, Mr., Holmes, was impris-
oned for about sixty days, for allowing a
meeting of the people TO be held in a
building owned by him, and when ma,
iority Of the grand jury could not be
found 10 indict him, the Sheriff was des.
patched forthwith, to summon additional
members 10 be added 10 the grand jury
"a thing unknown before in the annals
of criminal Jurisprudence. After all this
persecution, Mr.. Holmes was ultimately
acquitted,
Another case Of outrage was in rela'
ton to Mr.. Anthony himself. He found
it expedient 10 leave the State in the
reign Of terror, as he had been active in
the suffrage cause. While in neighbor.
ing State, he received Information Of the
death of his mother. Hs wrote TO Gov
King for permission TO attend TO the fu
neral, promising to depart as soon as i
was over. To this letter he received ar
answer, that his request could not bC
granted, coupled with advice 10 remove
to the western country. A few days at
ter he received information of the dealt
Of daughter, a girl Of Is, at PrOVi
dence. He again asked Of Gov. Kim
permission to attend the funeral, and
was again refused. PennsylUGHiGn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-07

WESTERN PRODUCE SENT TO GHlNA.---
The quantity of Missouri Lead shipped
to China in 1912 was valued at, $25, 900
and upwards. The whole quantity Of
Lead produced in the United States. il
about 500, 900 pigs. and China takes ore
fifth of the whole: The article Of GIN
Seng also, a product of our Western
States, is shipped largely to China. and
the value, within the last twelve or 6iaeen
months, amounts to upwards Ofs million,
of dollars.