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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
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Coasei7'iag saerifs' md ofter Ofr-s' Commissions
and .MerHess toes en for'heonAg bond,. Paw
Ell March -. 1888


Coase,Hiag &.erfs' mud ofter Odie-s' Commissions.
and .HerHegs' tees eH forihoonaig bond,. Paw
Ell March -. 1873
Be Il further enacted Lg he Gercrm assembly. Thai
When iitleenlug lend ssll heteaHtr l.. ah,n under
authority of an eAecuiinn ISSUED INN tunrt III this
Commonwealth the Sheriff Sergeant ulhcr uilleef
taking the same stall Ire enied halt only ui the
cpninisson hefeiuore authorized by law. ~hIch cum
mission mas be included in The said bond. But II =
silr be iaoe uuder the oNrcan hs vfine ii which the
hund was taken, tha munrv paid without J sale. tie
commission shall horetjuro; and huhWp efe
IA contained shall be- construed deprive the Nh,t
III, Sergeant, ether officer If the commission nj,
ioatd BY law lar collecting money under an execution.
Which may have issued upon forthcoming bold aiicf
the forfeiture ihcret.
BE- IL further en- scfea. That nhcuofeT any div
cry OF tor eeamur bond shall have bccu retufnrd ~ the
shefll. ergcant anohtr oiieet, 10 Any c, olils
Cum unaead auihefizfd by faw 10 ren1.r Judgment
npan such bond. the parties % sroh bond having PIE
vlousy received ten DAYS notice. shall lie the dsY Of
the tourl Ia examine the same and found currec. 10
render judgment r Tie debt interest and cost and 10
wand execution ilrreef.
Ind he II ftvihcr enacted That the Clerks Of the
soser3l Courts III aN1rp the csts ir awarding ,N.eu-
ton upon any forfeited forthcoming bond shall not in
clude 10 surh c,sis, ~ tlmur,. hc. Plaridcd. no de
ence made or cause shown against the rendition d tho
judgment
Ali ac, and pats Il acts iuceps stcrt with tic 70
visions Of tbs act, shall IL. and iIr.ame are hcf,y fe
pealrd.
The acl sbs ne in larcc fom and after the Is. day
of July next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
E.,rnrt Of l,t,cr fun NNn.hinn,nn.

Iyfr1ct 81 a ItFicr. nun " asflngfon;
There has been quite breeze between the Ssereia
ri-s of the Treasury aud The Navy. The rupture be
tween Messrs. pshar and Spencer, grew cut ct an or
der issued by the latter. which h. had posted mp IN all
the departments requiring ut rvcty hoare he enter
ed his any other in bis department. 10 first send
in his their Names aud then wait In the passage.
I'll called in On seeing this oslcr, al similar
impor, stuck mp in his ofre Judge pslut took il
down and spike Of IN indignant crus Il is stated that
this is the of the open rupture between the two
Secretaries. excited by ~ slle beatrg Il Spencer 10
wards Mr. Upshur ever since the organization q the
Cont Marshall givo Yea the repprls Is have heard
ihrn, without voncbing fr fher entire Authenticity.
though have reason 10 hrlieveib,y correct New
changes in the Cabinet are aqain calculated upon.
There will always be trouble where John {. Speneet
bears sway. Bet. Pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
Tue Tax Bill contains lie lollov IT, clause
Richmond Compiler

Ile AK BIN contains lie ludlow IT, clause
''on all money uancd ,nt AT intcnsl hy individuals
" or any bonds. notes ulAer securities ACQUIRED b,.
pnr base over and above the he sun IT. the appreciate
OF 500. q per ecui. The amount 1t all pf,.. ar
rmhs received thfrelrom within the wear next rrpcc
ding The time o listing giving IN the same 10 the
commissioner OF The keyHue. after aedocpp ibcr.
from the interest on all IN hcl such individual
. shall be indebted 10 others
nat Is TIE true construction of tbs cl,uSe' II i.
0'nended by sme thai the 'band no,r ar other s,,r
my must be spbSs'Hg and nadlsriar,ed on the ls #
feby, IN order 10 SUBJECT the Interest IL K,lin b,t
81 The principal as well The interest he p,,d hef m
me Isl ol fehfualy-ihe tlme 81 lstna-.bcre ,s ma
bond, note CT other security n c1isrltc,- en5n Ito
tnterest ar profits oi which the law an onc,le J
other words # owe Il $1,000 aud 80 iotrrq.,-,nd
pays on The "hoe-pfinclml and mirres, -Gonld,,ino
the dobt--beiore the lsi Of Feimafv--te Comm,4.,n
er has no right 10 take eogu OF the Transaction
s bui only pays the 80 interest aud p7r II thc
d"h-leayng II nar. bond or other security IN ct,.
-hai Then 1t Is legitimate subject "a t,aaiop aud M
"ithh the N'Tvew OF The sa sulr
We are not suiii 'lenty learned in tie l,,y !, s,,
Shefher this construction be correct Tie Cons,.ss,
"rs, with the aid OF the "Granason" or If pbil,dI
ph'a lawyer, my be able to slye this AMI III, ,,G.
mnliilarious difficulties Which must srfs, in 1b
siTuciIon Of this muddy and ambiguous ataro,@.
Rirhilond Ilip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
THE RICHMOND DOCK

.h's GROWING work ui the James River and k,n,,,
II v"F""y' ~ "'l"Hanl 10 the commerce Of unr eli,
~ "Ii' prospect 81 ten' fetal 10 the interests nj
r SUN ho'uets al large and Which hy It's conplei -,
,ee,es cur people 81 81 much anxiety u, accuunt al ,L
hsai"i OF me cily-is Al length IN nneIaliou and i, |
OF an unsghily mass of mud aud filth th, oya - w.
uehen by tie sight o shipping almost IN the hear, ~ I
!" a'ohaf column VIII De found the Iarllf al T. IL
o't''ng Inducements 10 the trade at larne, which 49,
WI ee awaited {" on the arl Of cur citizens gcpcr
o"oa' "ttided ana ei,ienl support mark lis
operation prior 10 the next meeting of our Io,i.,Io
we doubt not. that the benefits of lborn,l 60,
WIN u'e canal vi" be 50 apparent as to indu,o tJ,, M
ey 10 come TO the and of the Comp3nv and ,,,,.,
nele work, which for efficiency in pcrl,c,ino
"'s', "h' nave no equal IN our couniry-Nub ,bis
connection iormcu and few obsrur,ians - ,l .'
~ between Tins place and Warwick removed r,l.,
sifuct~ns an efficient contractor offers IN re,
- ai,'" ehahhel at ow tide , feet deem he lno j.,
"'alh, ir the plliiu sum of /; 900 we sb,I H. "
eossea VI ,ne power OF conducting our commcrc, a, h
ma" y incurred IN any other port; whereas
ns,'o, ''e eost mas been three tour lnos be nr;
paid elsewhere for the sa ne object AID in % p'''c
win ihe subject, We cannot avoid here advcr,; :, :,
s"'saheh views oi public policy, which At tho ro,,
session OF Congress could have induced N.ssTs ~.
au Umef' Two oil the Representatives from mr. S,aie
10 defeat, by Mcr rofcs aloae the nassau. c
lion, introduced BY our immediate and wor,Lv pasra
sentative john M Bolts, towards this imp,r,an, any,,
none The less, however, does he deserve the c,nn,,
daton Of our community and the State at laroe Gar HE
n'ole effort 10 revive the dropping commerce Of our nar
~ concinsion, We must lie allowed 10 say that tno,r
worthy fellow citizen, John A. Lancaster who ORIGIN.
'fo anu carried lnt. operation. through difficulties al
most insurnountable, This valuable work. Ghe Rich.
mona DOCK debt Of gratitude is due throughout The
sh'"e ieng'h and1oSe> koar city. which cannot be
=, - !. = !. I@ @s''-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
Doule0tie fMteiltaeure.

Tie Coar, Martial on Ike sanerS ease has has made
m iis epian and sent Washington. aud adjourned
h, Saturday next, 1hr Now York Express adds the
4 n,~ ins: I'VE are iniamed that Mchinnry. vt
,ts nlcsi prominent in the Somets nlutiny. and mhu
wss brought this port IN iFohs. stscftay cenmenced
action against Commander stAess. hf iAse npfsot-
,ae., ~ damages for slU.CQ1."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

StNi RrrrnrrioN ltLrsrG,rEn.-W have fr
some tlWc been looking l,r funar illustration o til,
honesty Of those Salrs which eravcly express their ab
horrcnce Of R'rGdlaon, yet shrink from making any
saetrcs or layn, any taxes Tor the payment of the in
leresl due their departing crcdltois-The following
nom the Louisville journal. hits the nail exactly:
"a friend OF ours, travelling 10 New Orleans. walhcl
up To curious looking old cAap sitting alone in the bow
OF the boat and remarked, where are you from, IN,
lfend| I'm from Illinois Wen you going t,
rcrudIa e. nP there in Illinois they do down hero?
w by no said the old Sucker, 4 don't think we shall
repadla'c exactly as they do down here We owe
they tell me. about twenty millions. and reckon b,
waiting TIL onr bonds Get to be worth bat five cents IN
The dollar We can borrow million and pay of the
Whole aud hn lrc stall hare 10 ,Cpudiafc oniJ itc mil
hon We cant think of such a thing as rcpudlalinn
The whole twanry million. Thank God, We Suckers
have some honesty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

tls euur.e Of thins Keeps fl mr. sIis el,rs Of
New Orleans viii iIlr, over with Inv constitution
al currency.
On the 2al nit theI. 8. schooner Dolphin. from
Nefs Crnz. brought 81 Je - IN specie 10 various
New Grlrans hal,c-. The same day the harque Re
r,an from Philadelphia arrived with tso00O, and the
ship Ouecu fam New iark. hnushI 81 900 tor dif-
lrenl fins In all S2ll POS 62. rccciscd II 4 day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

The New York Express states an authority. that
General Soomon Nau Rensselaer, has lecn removed from
The office o Postmaster Al Albany aud Alderman Vas.
s1o an adherrnt To Nh. Van Bprcn, appointed in his
place Also that William {. ioock, sun Of the Gov
efnor. Postmaster al Schenectady.
Amer stating the removal u Gen. Van Rensselaer,
from The lasnaslfrshipat hliany. the New urA Cum
mefclal Advertiser adds
What an outrage Is Ibis Solomon Ian Rensselaer,.
The hero oi the Miami, under that old Ere Gator. Gen
" a'nr, and companion IN lha battle OF W illam Henry
llaflsun. Of whom, I'LL hs DEATH he was the bosom
iiend;-S ol5mo an Rensselaer, who was shot ihrongh
The body at the Miami yet kept on his horse fighting III
the tho sfou ed from his nuslnl,; Solomon an Rem
,R7cr"ho Was riddlod Ike by the lullcs OF TIC
enemy IN storm, n2 the heights fQ0ccus'on same
>ohm,n IN Hra@aorr turned opl of the Albany Post
ONE by ----- John Tyler We blush fr tho decd
while WE ne'rl The fact. Why should man love hi,
country, or SHE'D hls love Tor IL when thai country treats
lis scared al true hearted soldier lhus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
Correspondence II he L. S. Casetfe.
Nrv, lppr N, re-


The ship Charleston. arrived this morning from Nh
Gao. bringing dates 10 The 9Th Decrmh,r Every Thing
quite IN China, aud nothing ol moment had ttans
pired sine, the ii IarGre # the overland Mail
4 lcitpr IN one Of our Mercantile Houses. SAYS:
The clnel transactions in teas Of the crop have
been IN Congun Tor Eaeisl acceani. lie Charleston
takes but few teas and only few clnps Of new prices
have opened very high
Our cotton market WAS risk TO-DAY and about ItCO
bales sid. prices may be quoted per lb better
than they previous to the arrival The Columbia.
The sales Of Stocks large prices rather Dropping
Exchange on England clos,d a, 10 = luj; France
PIP Ill.
ESCAPE OFTllF. TEXI' y PRISONERS.
The scho1ner BRACES arrived al New Orleans the
18Th Instant. from Jampico. Her Captain confirms
lhe report ot he escape OF the T.Aan prisoners cspnr-
el al Alier. Whilst their march to Mexico. tley
surprised during the nr ltir ersds. t,nk ~
OF Their arms, killed great number Of Item, Of, Ct
vi thur escape.
As soon The NcAcsn Government lcarred tie
news body Of or 600 men ere despatched in pnr-
sui oi the Texans, with order intercept every passage
leading to the frontier and In give quarter II WAS
thought. however. that the Texans had had time Ia
reach the frontier Of ,Nas, and were safe,
he Brazos brought sCG"i6 IN slecie. consigned IL
several houses IN New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
ED Esg; ga gE5.Ee'.

WIZ. subscriber having rmoycd his store 10 Cent
NJ. iahut's corner, opposite the market house
be9S leave 10 state, that the iuf Winter cthno
IS lar advanced. and not wishing To keep ON hard any
winter gunds for summer. he oilers al his new
stand all Goods III the above line COST and all oIhc,
goods nj lower prices. than henltir ,rcd by hm or
any other establishment. ana 10 abatement AnWng the
ati"i's. comprising his stock, may tie found Overcouts:
Frock Dress and Hunting Coats ~ every variety and
latest style warranted well made aud Vi he hc,l ma,cri-
ais, equal 10 any. and hciter than the hesi-an chcap-
CT Than EYER offered 5eure IN This or an, other market
Aso Pants, Ncss, SHIRTS, Drawers, Slochs. BrSons.
Collars. SHspcndefs Gloves, and every article In Tn.
ialnrn1 or clothing lnc. usually kept.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage bestowed on
Inn. stranger. he hopes by street attention and pune
lnal''y III business To merit from his old customers an
he public, a continuance OF the same.
~. y 60
Cutting at the shortest notice. and warranted to
1T II 81 cts for cutting coats aud p cts tr pants and
vests
.EF.SD
Cniiing and making nj the shortest notice and for
the finest coat 81 and down 10 g. tor common Pants
and vests in proportion.
Please call and tor the truth urthc above oiyc him
trIa, and II he DOM su. he Will pay for the mate
rails.
Jan. - IT,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

he w nchcsicr Nlrglnan ntans an annunciation
II the discovery of mine about cinheen males south
west from that place. the Of which is alleged To con
tam gold SILVER, copper and perhaps other minerals :"
his wonderful mine, II is asserted, as great IN ex
tent as Is rich IN The precious metals. beng about 20
miles in length by Sly eight IN bracdlh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

OFEIClAI.-.4g o'ntnleni Ia III President
Moses {. 6pod. Atem.y 81 The /. Slstca. of The
Wsslora District ol Virginia. IN tn place Of VIM klu
sey. resigned
Ncson /. Birch. Marshall uf the United States fjr
the District Of Missouri.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

' 'T'0' Ut 7'TtTTHUNU II NlE.
IL hlS RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY
AMPLE lllol Gil TARDN II. SIlt,E

AMPLE rllol Gil TARDl JUSTICE.
The friends If tins fist and nobcst work Of the State
VIII r'J"Ice 10 lraIn Hat iull meeting Of the Slncl
hedris Eeld On The evening of the 10Th inst Joseph
- aooIl' Esq, ard The cute board Of the old Drcc
iels' Who Nee eligible. were re elected. Not vote
was registered soamst Mr.. tahcIl His Re election WAS
lal'f1 erumlug speech from one dissatisfied sroch
hed'll madehy acclamaticu: and that of the Directors
~ such decisive majority as 10 prove the strono hold
'h'N nave. and dcsrRedlv have. ON the public ca,G
a'nf'' his result Is an ACT Of ample Justice the able,
aud admirable President and his worthy associates
oil me Directory As>allcd from various quarters this
eonnined hnSe movement had for a tine, shaken the
confidence ct s1mc 81 or most Intelligent aud trust wor
my elUnns, IN Their prudence and skill The General
Assembly early in tie session. Determined on thor
an9h Investigation of the affairs of the Coronation
MS was c"nhdod Ia large and lun com mCc of the
Seaa'e aud House uf Delegates. They proceeded IL
hah' searching enquiry utlhe condition Of the Com
any, us WORKS. aud the fidelity with Inch its officers
had discharged their duty Composed as these
committees were, Of gentlemen lrrm every quar-
Yer oil The commonwealth and Of every pollti-
en cohldtAhhli and many Of item representing dis
le's ol country hostile to The work Vet rcpjr Of the
"s' favorable Character WAS unanimously adopted
and submitted Ia both Houses nnucnced by no nor
senal avoFtfsm, y no party assocat,s by no local in
sS' 'ne .onl'ieS. after inspecting the whole line
W improvement examining The manner in which the
work has been executed and looLiry m III. mos, ,,;
hZlng manner through the books and the transactions of
,he company lett allied repaS in the most fsvor,
oie ana complimentary manner all Theses subjects ot
htesugalion And then came the crowninp act Of all
tafonS "ono-y't when performed il was in he most
triumphant manner. The Stockbolj,,s mo, ana nno
voice aud ah undivided vote. declared the pesrnt ,nd
ihe Directory entitled 10 their continued and un1i,Tin
'sn'n confidence May il ever be thus in all The in
stita'i0hs OF our briosod Commonwealth
A STOCkIIOLDER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

The last accounts from \. Orleans state that the Yu
ca'an government had sent $4,000 to Com Moore Of
me ieNan Navy. and this would enable him To sail
With hts gallant vessel immediately To operate against
'he enemies ct his country and Yucatan. The sppear
ance If the Commodore or 'rami.ico vnu,d cre1
CONSERVATION among the bockadng Mexican Sdk,S
officer ~%
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
NoEroiK, March 20, 1878.
ENFORTt NATE RENCOJNTRE AND LOSS
OF LIFE.

ronronnro took place yesterday morning between
Melzar Gardner, editor Of the Portsmouth Chronicle
and Mordecal tuukc. IT. oiihs Borough IN " hch The
ofmrr was Killed. The parties, We learn met aecidcn
tally at the Ferry Wharf when conversation WAS held
between them. upon which MIR. Coukc raised stick
which was dropped IN the Wnsilr Mr. Gardner drew,
one OF 'oiis revolving pistols from his panal1on 5
rochot, and IN the Struggle, which lasted but a mo-
mehi. one OF the caps exploded. and one of the
barrels was discharged. The ball penetrated Mr. G's
heart and he expired in rev moments II wa,
difficult 10 determine whether the pistol WAS fired by
Mr.. Cooke or Mr. Gardner. although the impression Of
Tue witnesses examined AT the inquest was that the
Trigger OF The pistol was r'iled by Mr. Cooke-this is
however we learn, denied by MIR. Cooke
As the matter will undergo judicial nvcstica ton
we abstain from any comments upon this melancholy
and painful occurrence.
S;nce writing the above, VIC understand that Mr.
Cooke surrendered himself To the officers son as he
derslood thai warrant had been issdcd and is now in
Jaii awaiting his examination which will take plac, at
the Court II use this morning nj half past 10 o'ck
Mr.. Cooke had previously called un the Mayer imme-
dlaeiy after the occurrence and notified him tina, he
was ready 10 NEE, the investigation. Beacon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

The New York Herald of "Wednesday .,rs. .h,.,,
VA pass eight O'Clock last night wonaa had her
S ou i1hi car to car, in Fulton street. B,ookiyn
one was "alkIng IN company with youna man. when
"el l,sp'na came s,nd her pulled her head hack
.o' "i an,Dat wan razor We could not learn
o"''s 10 'he l%'encss Of the hour when the in
a'i'" Vas received. jealousy Is supposed Ia he The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
A SrOCkIIOL.DER

ne coroner jury in The case of Mr. Corliss has re-
turned verdict that he came 10 his death h, means
=, wound caused by pistol ball frd by person or
I''s'ns unknown, and Nr. and Mrs Cotton and ,he
servant, were Immediately released.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06

ESQ opened the defence in very eloquent ami able ad-
dress 10 ihe court.
TARIFF
u Tolls per Ton Of 2ooo lbs per mule, 10 be charged
on the
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWIlA CANAL.
ARTICLES Ar FIVE CENTS PER TON PER MILE.
% mills PER loco lbs
Agricultural implements Leather
Anys, bellows aud Nlccs Lemons
BcesNaX Liquors not otherwise do
Books slunated
Butter Live stock
,andles Machinery not utlerN lse
Carriages ,csuuacd
Crackers Mechanics tolls
Cheese Metals not ollerwise desig
Coffee nailed
Confectionery OILS. of all kinds
Copper Orarges
tofdagr Pans
Cotton, Cotton Yarns and Paper
Cotton Baggng Powder
Cutlery Poultry aud Eggs
Dye Smils Putty
Dry Goods Rasus
Fancy Articles Rire
Feathers Saddlcry
Fruits, (forcien) not other sarctrc
wise designated Snake Root
Furniture, household Stationary
Furs aud Pelhy Steam Engines
Glass ware Src
Ginseng Spices
Groceries mol otherwise dc Shoes aud Boots
signated soap
Hardware Shot
Halls, CAPS, &c. Sugar
lair, curlcd Teas
llempcn larns Tin and Tin ware
Hides and Skins dry Wrapping Paper
Honey Window Glass
Hops and Herbs ZINC.
AT fotR CENTS PER TON PER NILE:
20 mills per 1000 lbs
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1HiRSD2F. .lPRIL e. ls!3


IKE 10 publish The "cons,tcncjes of this otra,i0
anu sky scraPng gentleman. WHO coes altogether
nere' changing principles, though he Las boxed ,,.
corner OF 'h' poca compass. lie said in his srr.tL -
luz pace 'ha' lie Lad never so'n tie tine ban h..
would vote ior Nj. Clay Gr tie Presidency. ". vii
give letter written by him in 1910. 10 tho HI
Dinner IN which he enlooiz,s Mr. Clay in III, m,, -,
som manrcr. Mr.. Clay is certain. Lag M, H.,
since thai tine, and II any one has changed. il ,,u.
Gov Gilmer. ' le
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-06
TARIFF
Qf Tolls PER Ion IF 2eGo lbs per mule 10 be charged
on the
JAMES RiNER AND kANAWIIA CANAL.
ARTICLES Ar FIVE CENTS PER TON PER MILE

ANTIILLs At I'VE tLNTS FLK TON FLR MlLE.
- mills prr 1000 lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-02
Second Board


The weather has been incement and usual at the
close Of the week when such has been the case the out
door transactions have been limited
Ndpsi Siorss.The demand for naval stores is better
Ioos dds wilmington turpentine taken, at 81
held at $3.50; southern spirits sold at 2sc cash. to the
trade at ale.
OHs-Salrs Northwest Coast whale at alc cash: sperm
for consumption, at s3c cash. American lnseed oil at
IS SEC; English at 90 92tc. -
900 for prime Sales old prime at 80 mess nork
siaA prime at 6s7A and is held 700 Lard is in de-
mand at ST. prime sold at st. Good butte is scarce
Hams et shoulders, 4cj Sides SCI picked hams "a 10
otc do shoulders, Sci do sides, 4c smoked beef &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-02
Philadelphia cattle Market.

The Offering included 439 beeves including 80 from
Vrgnia $40 cows ard Calves 2s7 swine and l347
Beef CattleThe bad condition Of the roads the inter
or keep back supplies intended for this market The OF
ferng was all taken ncludng SO Virginia and Penn
syiyan'a or New York. at S525 500 per 100 lbs in
quality Cows and calves sold at SO IL for dry cows
Sl2 20 Tor sprngersj and $40 80 for mich cows with
some extra at S33 each Penns calves sold in the
drove yards ut 81 a. and Jersey on The Delaware
s42o, live weight. Swine being scarce have sdvanced
the Offering was all taken at 425 per 100 lbs sheep
900, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-02

90 STOP BEFORE YOU GO TO CHURCH, YOU
that have cough and get of Shermans Cough Lo
zenges One of them will aay all tickling irritation
and prevent you annoying the cong egaon and while
does that 1t effects How many have been cured
OF the most harrassing coughs hours by these 10
zenges when all other remedies failed to relieve
The only thing to and get the nuine. There
are many base and worthless limitations but possess
particle oil the virtues OF the genuine Shermans Lozen
ges Dr. sherman's warehouse is at LOG Nassau street.
Agents 227 Hudson street, 1873 3owery II East Broad
way no. 27s and 459 Broadway SO William street, and
l39 Fulton st. Brooklyn
90 IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC WORK,
Written expressly for the New World, and Will De pun
lished in Double Octave Number, Monday, Apri .,
1913.
METEOROLOGY;
Comprising description Of the Atmosphere and its he
nonena the Laws OF Climate in general and especially
the Climatic Features peculiar TO the Region OF the
United States-with remarks upon the Climates OF
the Ancient World, as based on Fossil Geology. BY
Samuel Forty, M. D., author of &C. The Climate Of the
United States and its Endemic Influences"
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