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Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
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WTSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great American Remedy for Lung Complaints,
and al Affections Of the Respiratory Organs.
We do wish 10 rfe with Of cie
and sincerely pledge
OF this medicine and hold hope suffering humanity
W no
We the of candid to a few considerations
Nature in every part of her works. has ls hdsbe marks of
adaptation and design.
The vegetables Of the torid is
such that they could endure the cold d zOne
regard oue adaptation not less striking
The Moss Iceland Cherry Northern
iudes land "Dr WIsrAE BALsAM compound chemical
these long prevalent only
in cold climates Indeed the distinguished medical men have
ayerred that furnishes in anOes
peculiar diseases.
its confirmed and incpent stages Coughs saa
Group and Lve Complaint by the Of disease
known to our land Yet by
simple yet Pors remedies manned above) and which
ed y benehcent Provdehe wherever these maadie prevail
2-The case Of THOMAS CosESs, Haddonheid,
by himself; and that all may TRuTH
is sworn 10 before a Justice Of the Peace.
HADDoSTIrlD N. J. April 90 1873.
day December 1884, taken with VI
pain the side Liver which continued fr about five
days and followed BY the breaking something
wady, which pain Ile throw up
great quantity OF offensive matter and much blood Being great
y alarmed at this applied physician
for except give Mercury pills. which
take, feeling satisfied they good many
ole remedies then procured by my wife friends
did
scarcely breathe was also seized with violent cough, which
caused much Hood than had before
disease continued way, growing
uay, when all hope my recovery given up MY
all thought would die with Al this
ment when life afeny drawing close
Of Dr.. Bars Bale HId CLsr7s got bottle,
leved ne Immediately and by the Of 0R bottles OF this
ieine, all my pains removed my cough splitting
corruption entirely stopped my
restored enable my trade, (Which
peaier) and up this time have enjoyed good health.
WTNEsI acquainted with Mr. Thomas Cozens having
during his illness, think
fun credit SAMUEL H. BORROUGIIS.
Gloucester County. SIS.
Personally beIe subscriber,
Peace the said county Thomas Cozens being duly
hmed according law, saith things
I THOMAS COZENS.
Affirmed before the 2oh day of April, ls43.
j. CLEzEST.
! publish fictitious statements.
A5WI5TGR's BALsAN" sold per bottle IS.
Sold in the Of Fourth and Walnut by
SANFORD PARK, Agents for the West For by TOM
LINsON BROTHERS, Only Agents Ladlaaoposl
-TerTe aute la. c.. Observation-Disclosures, Ia. VIM HUSHEs
Co-Madson, Ia WISsrANDLET NEwkEK-New Albany, la.
JESSE SrETENs-Cenireyie Ia JAMES NooDs-Kntstown La.
JOHN Ia. Dr. L. BEEcHER-For Wayne
JoHx GoRDox-Saem Ia. VIZ II. WeoLsET-EvansvHle Ia j.
soMrs-vinoeHnes and by regular established in
potant throughout the State. 4I-Y
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
The Condition CT Texns.


The revenues Of Texas for five years, including
1874, have been reported officially, as follows:
RereHue Of the Republic Of Tsras for fire years.
Import duties 1921 as5O05 1881 I5i 26s col 4i3
Liesa:s:, $3.50 VS5 sSSS iS55s 's,si5 5s.sis
Sales Of land.
town lots, fine
Diiss' @ 'ass'. sOsoo 5s.7Os 1882 $500 So7so
s2oSO2l 357,Ols 2s7,56l sO2.O54 252 2os
The amount of goods imported and exported, has
been as fOlows:
Imports and Exports Of Tsras
1887 to lS4O. Is43. 1874.
Import. 'f@GT @s7Ssai SSssaIi) 4,7ao5 ess 5os
ExrOrts 795'Ss7 4i5.76s 6i5.iiS
Excess Of imp. 4.O77.O54 1.fs7 7l,ss4
The assessors returns of slaves are as follows:
Under Is. Is to so. Over 80. Total
1910 4,992 $3.50 432 1923
Is4S 224Io
Increase llO77
The taxed personal property in 1910 was as follows
Neat cattle, liable to pay tax e565I
Saddle horses, ditto S04
Work horses and mules, ditto 44oS
Stud and race horses, ditto 81
Carriages, ditto 2IS
wa,ches-gOd, 52a; silver, 652; total li74
Cl0eks-wooden, 459 other, 20I total GO
Amount of poll tax collected in 1910 $3.50
The imports of the four years ending in 1910 were
large, consequent upon the property of emigrants
going in with them. Since then their industry has
swollen the exports of the country, and the imports
have become reduced TO more regular trade. The
slave population, 1t appears, has doubled In three
years, and will FIJI up rapidly under the wing of
the Eagle.-BoSton Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03
s2OS.OaI s57 ,Ol3 2s7,56l sO2. 2.O54 a52 20.

The amount Of goods imported and exported, has
been as follows:
Indiana State sentinel., 1845-04-03

The assessors returns of slaves are as follows
Under l5 Is TO so. Over 80. Total.
lS4o 4,992 $3.50 432 II 323
1913 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

aud the blessings Of future generations, who shall reap
rich harvest iram our present struggle will We trust
prove how false the prophecies how vain the homes of
ihose Who Imagined out Temporary cessation OF lustl
ties indicated deserton ri the field
The Serrelarys book shows an increase of % name.
since the Report in June last. We nov number S3i
meinheTs.
The Financial condition Of the Society REQUIRES from
us particular notice. as The Treasurer has held. during
his term. mol one cea The expenses were horne
by fetr. who met them as occasion required, This
state OF affairs is wrong. and requires only little nj
eniiou on the part OF members lleir duty to rem.
cdy it efiertually. The want OF 4 lew dollars must
cranp our operations, and lhus in a great measure
prevent the coed that oiherw se might be accom-
plished. Let every menber. hereafter consider il his
duty becomca yearly contributor OF some amount, how
small M parent will refuse lriilr towards meet
ing the expenses Of the association of hcl his child is
member
lady Of this town. whe possesses the means and in>
uepce successfully 10 carry the kind prouplines of
her heart IN our favor, has IN contemplation plan which
in conjunction with the amount each member should
feel himself hound 10 contribute. will place our Fnan-
cial department upon The t,oting II must occupy 10
carry the work in proper and vigorous manner.
One year having ella 2sed. during which zeal has
been exhibited rarely met with among yuutnful minds
highly credahle themselves as honorable To their
parents feel confident in saving to the members IN
view OF the glorious rewards iur which they have
tuded that 40 contamination is at handhat vic
tfs spn must perch upon oar standard II we relax not.
And Ia our Seniors we PROMISE generation of trcemen.
who shall do hpnor To The fathers who once, Tor their
sakes beare their manly busoms tn the Storm aud won
fur us that boon of liberty, 10 be committed
charge "A rich egacy from that noble and vrluuus
ancestry whose memories eubalmed Ia our hearts,
and whose deeds desire 10 emulate.
TIE MANAGERS.
/ The Society then went into the election Of Officers
Tor the ensuing six months, whereupon the following
were elected
VIM. +. iIcKEY, PRESIDENT.
john l.. ilARpY, SEcRrTtpY
Gro. e. ScnooLFiELp, TREASURER.
M,SAGER-.-Wm W, Davis. t. Huntington Wm
Tyroe, }. w Eunn nston, J.W. Runbough, AL. SUIT
phin.
Onmnon. il Resolved. that This s. ciey tender
their hanks the memhers Of this Church r the use
of this Also, 10 the members Of the Choir
On motion. il was Resolved that this Society tender
their thanks the Editors uf the presses in this
are Tor the kindness they ave bestowed upon by pub
shng several ueengs-wlih request that they
publish these proceedings.
AID mutian the Society nd iourned.
GEO. &. SCilOOLfif.iD, Sec'y. pro lem.
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COMMON COENClL..

Alta called meeting Of The Common Council Of
Iynrhhnrs. AT the Council Room, Monday evening,
3OtA Dee, lr4i:
Prtsen-John NJ. O,ey, Presidents Seth lIasey,
George T.. Roberts, Chs. W. Chrisan, John Cary.
Dobn Il MdDanie, Paul Jones. Sampson Diuguld, +.
Partn and Thomas o. AGREE. Members.
Resolved, That the James River and kanawha Com
pany issue Mrs. Eliza &. Lambeth, scrip for one
share: Aessrs. Smith 4 Bagwe. scrip Tor three
shares 10 Thomas Ferguson, scrip Tor two shares; 10
John NJ 0tey scrip for one share; to john Nj. War
tors & Co n the 0ank of Virginia. scrip for four shares
Of stock in their company, Tor aad in part of the one
Thousand shares subscribed Tor by the corporation Of
Iynrhhurg
Resolved. That the clerk of The Common Council be
and he hereby authorized aad required. upon ihe pro-
ducon Ia him. by person or persons, OF the collectors,
certificate for any number OF shares him them, that
he issue an order the james River and k1nawha
Company far stock said Company for the same; and
that he be required 10 report to the next meeting OF the
Common Council list ui all snch certificates OF the aud
hi order The same, that they may be entered OF re
cord
Transactions up this day, which being read
crivel and ordered 10 be filed; and motion, appro
priaon u 1859 - made, subject 10 the order OF
SAID committee.
he Street Committee made report showing how the
placed to their credit had been disposed OF up 10
Dec. y. lciI. showing balance unjIsposed OIL OF
Sl65 % cents, which was confirmed. Aud the said
Cunmee asked a further appropriation; and the further
al 500. ordered to be placed in the hands of
the Police Master subject the order Of said Committee
And then the board adjourned to meet again ON Friday
evening, The Ian JaOuafy. 1915
Abstract from the Journal.
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,,rrIlNG OF TIE LADIES.

ne.,,ny oil The LADIES' held IN the baptist
Al a's lean, Il, noiice, an Thursday evening, the
ChnFce. ,hs President, alfs. Jno. Nj. Oiey IN the
chair. ,,L, Fen az the organ Of the La
en''..Iicd after lew appropriate remarks. miro
dles as' ~ ,oeellnp our tuwns tan. Geo. w Bena2h,
ducea " Ilr,ss,d il IN sly le arguneniatise, cap
Esd. WIN eloquent. He spoke Tor halt an hour.
tisauns H. attended tie Ladies IN the course they
III "n,o" nroper To pursue in regard To erecting
have he greatest of the age. from The assaults
statue ~ hren heaped upon them lie showed the
wns" the Ladies possessed 10 engage IN that which
rsn. as did mothers OF the Revolution, aud
IS pull ,a"d with beautiful euluay OF Mr. Clay.
e'nc'"T Irving Esq, then addressed the assembly IN
JUS and eloquent manner.
ae""' mni,lee to soiclt contributions then made It's
iie ,hs amount collected which proved equal to
rePp'' y, eaoonne anticipauns. Though the Commit
our os. very successful, there are many persons VIM
tee na' been called upon. aud We therefore hope
have Nv. ..s,i,,ce will al relax It's exerliuns
the mo resolutions were then offered and adopt
Ell: ,.J That the Ladies Of The surrounding coun-
H ouesied aud respectfully urged le form Asset
IVES IN their respective nelghborhoods, TO aid IN The
aaruses Of this Society.
pb".,,r,l That the thanks of the Society be ten
M, a,ssrs Benanh aud Irving, Tor the glowing and
a'' '',n, addresses delivered 10y them this evening.
err a. ,niion. the Association adj 'nrned.
y" LUCY W. OIEl, Pfest.
cu.rLIs W. SrArnAM, Secy.
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Gil NlRltRLAND.

Al meeting Of the Wings Of Cumberland. held On
Monday las, thai being Court day:
On motion, Capt VIM. NJ Thornton was called To
The caar and James NJ Austin appointed Secre,a,
~ The object Of The meeting being then stated 10 be
Tie appointment Of Delegates TO meet at Farnvilie for
me purpose o selecting candidate for this Congrcsson-
al District, for the spring camPaiIn,-
va niotl" The chair. being Invested with that power
phcredrd To appoint the following gentlemen as dele
hnrs TO Tie sad cuuvenion VIZ: rancS ID. irving
Randolph H.. Montague James Miller. Esq Capt. j.
H. Davis. Col Y. Parrish. Col. Nm. Wilson, 1hos,
booker, Greed Taylor. Hugh Raine John Il. Pamarr,
Allen Wlson, Esq, DR.. n. NJ. Osborhe DR.. VIM. G..
Smith. Capt. John Miller DR.. John Trent, DR.. San'l.
Taylor, Nelson Page, r. -. Trent James Bapton,
Henry Walton, Nn. n Booker, VIM. w. Cooley,
John Thornton. Esq. DIR. Thomas Robertson, and
.ol' Joseph ). Palmore. Ga melton. the Chairman
and Secretary were added to The committee;
lhe meeting respectfully Recommends that the said
convention be held in The town OF Farmville on Tues
Jay alter The Cd M,udaY in January next. Che 2s day
VI that month";
II was further resolved that prompt attention Of the
"ff counties composing the district, be called 10 this
"1f aud that the above proceedings be published in
Tue Richmond Wing
WM. NJ. THORNTON. Chnn.
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN, Seq.
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CARRIAGES, DAROUCnES. &c.

fuNliE SUBSCRIBER having made arrangements
L with one of The largest Factories, al the Nn.h.
for thu purpose supplying this market and thu sur.
FOUNDING Country. with all kinds Of Carriages. made ol
the best materials aud Of tho latest syes and patterns,
prepared 10 furnish them 10 ,hose who want. npon as
good terms they be purchased at tho Norih. OF
elsewhere and brough, hero. liz has INV on hand 4
Carriages as sample Of the work, which he Is disposed
10 sell upon such terms viii be satisfactory I" pur
ehasos II 10 meats with encouragement 10 justify Il.
he expects 10 receive general assortment Of Carriages
in the Saring ifdrsIaJ, he i'll furnish thu Harness
Tor each Cafage. III his own manufacturing, and VIII
warrant the whole 10 DC snd he 'b,aned any
where j. {. SHACkLEFQRD.
have made ara gemcnis with Nj. j. {. Shacklo
loid to furnish him, at the shortest nol,re, with any
style OF Carriage he may order.
H. Il. BEACH, Manufacturer.
Milford, toneeticm
n. B.-The Carriages now On hand. or any tha,
may hereafter receive, may be soen at Mr.. j. H. ID.
Psyne's Auctloa Roon WIN IN my absence. will take
great pleasure In shelving selling them to persens
who may call To look a, them. J. L. :.
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LYNUmR,Ii.G MN,sKusT.

for Tie eeek ending Saturday, January 4th, 1919.
1obacco.--lngs, shipping. ST 40 To 60; manuiae-
$500 IN 25O common. So 80 TO $50; niddling s., 80
10 .oO good 5000 to 1000, fine manufacturing leaf
$40 10 10.
iIow.-ss,e5 from wagons. Stock light. aud in
good demand.
Uheat Red 60; White 65 cts per hushel.
Graia.-Gurn 80 To 40 cents per bushel irom wagon;
Oats sheal 81 cents per hundred cleaned; lrom wagons
20 In p cents; Rye, none in market.
Ct1rer and G,a.s Seeis.-Some sales Of Clover
Seed al 81
Provisions Bacon. 3 rnm wagons. 81 retail Beef p
30 per hundred; Meal, So 10 40 cts per bushe from
wagon.
Cotte.-St. Domingo, = 10 s cents per H.; Rio,
TO 10 cents; laguyra 10 10 cents; Java. ID Ia IL cts
Cuba u to s.
Sagat.-Buwn, New Orleans, 7 10 9 cents per H.,
Porto Rico. 10 cents per h.. ~. Croix, 10 l2l
cents per b.; Loaf. i2i to II cents perth.
Caadies-lallow. l2l 10 Is cents per h., Sperm. 50
10 10 cents per H.; Hull x SONS TO II per ID
" hiskey.-Commun. 30 10 81 cents per gallon from
wagon; from store. So 10 81 cents. Reciied Is TO 90
from wagon
Rrandy.-Appe, 2S to so cents per gallon; Peach
50 cents Ter gallon
Cotton fars-rae,ory prices: II to Is cts; per h..
assorted
hon.-Bar Iron, $50 per ton from boats, So from
Store Pig. 80 per ton.
Stcct-Blisered 81 to s cents per b.; German. to
l6 cents Shear 20 10 20 cents per b. Cast Steel, 20
To % cts. per h.
Linsced Oh-7o to IS cts Lamp, 81 90 to 80
per gallon; Tanners, SIG 90 to 1000 per bbl.
LeaitT.-Good Sole. Is to ~ cents per lb Danias
ed sole, % To Is cents per III.
Po'cder. Blasting. 81, 90 10 i.2j per heg Rifle, So
SO 10 600 per key.
u'ooiWoo. &c to 81 cents per lb Wool Rolls. 81 !
10 as cents per ID.
Coal aud IJIood.-Biiuminons. % cents per bushel
Anthracite, $500 per ton. Oak aid mixed Wood s.
per cnrd Hickory, $50 per cord.
4 N dried in rl.nl
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galftosk


uVillS disease is 81 common, aud often alarming n
10 demand tho first aod eliioi notice VI ansxprens
ced Ply sirian. - Il .a4-.s
There Is no part Of the Erera which may NO, b-
row cd by sircinre. Tie first symptoms Of which
patient atiiicrod will. this disease in,si fegaeay
plaus Inability 10 rIsin his water -, Ling ~ nsn
n obscure abont The seat and an alteration
the VI nf'ne. which, instead u bring full and
equal, is smaller Than usual and Is nked spiral ef seal
tered. The hrst symptnn Just noticed conpela the pa
en, IL rise Or Twice in The night, b. Wild bis urine;
aud he aso generally hns that greater ur ~ nrcss-
.ary It's complete expulsion hai he has been in thu
habit Of cxering consequences Of The resistance made
IL tho free passage of The water by the structure. Nn-
tarnal emissions are coln'uun symphm 81 This com
paini and sometimes there Is mucous discharge irs'n
the Ure,hrn which IL adherng 10 The bttum uilhe
receiving vessels. When the disease is of very az
grsyai,d nature, the urine will ,ien become quito
whir aud be mNed with matter or blinsi. thefe will bo
great difficulty and pain IN sodlng the urine, aud like
Mise much general debility. ~ -
The immediate cause ct Structure is suw nilanma-
ton il the rafl a.Irced. which occasions akeslng Of
The cansl and deposition Of adm siye matter aannd HAT
thickrning SO produce dinnu,ian OF tho diameter
ID, The canal and hai whatever gives Use 10 e'm'Slea
bic irritation In the Ucihra. prove cause of sf'c-
ture there llcncc the disease very frequently hlons
lnnorrhtsi; or il may be induced by dnnklng " riding
hard. aud by direct INJURY ut The pnr hen pa
tent laborng nader Ganprrhra is ~ npruitn as 10 IN
dupc in hard riding and ilee drinking hs exposes HIN
self To lhr mos powerful canss oI the PRESENT inalady.
and such rarely la To prudnes ~ ~ us waist tlrins
When patient is able prcnre the assistance al an
able medical paeioner he should immediately avail
himself Of it, and implicitly adhere 10 the instructions
given, but. unhapply. ianorance and inal'e9lon arr
much than Their oppnsites andil IL Nh
inlspuiable fact that number OF perlons afflicted
with ,ho presen, cumpiin find It d!i .ll mattr Ia ns
tain udcious md efficient aid; and even s,me who en-
oy ample pecunary means attain 10 July after 4 ong
and painful search.
Dr. Hartley ia no, uniu.,ly celebrated for tho
mova aud cure structure of the ufethfa aumher of
exclusive practice IN this parllenlar branch 1T hs
procession fully warrants the assertion that he Will nn
derake The and mos rnlracied cases, aud effect
perfect cure. References given ilmqnfed,
or Office one door below The Trinity Church. Al
Tendance all hours during the day aud evening.
Richmond December ID tsit
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FOR THE hlRGINIAN.


10 the ] oters Of The Buckingham Congressional
District.
II will be your privilege at The enSuinC spring cleo
u lu var az ain the choice Of member inr Congress;
md lh,uai, IN the recent Presidential contest IA which
We have been engaged, we were badly beaten our de
leaf furnishes es0n for increased etnrs at reir'eV~
mo ou Injured Inrlunes and rcdrenlng Randul phs and
loulllns old district from the Influence Of uen and
aasar,s. opposition Ia Which they spent Their dying
breath Let Mt be dlspTned hat, with new rssl-
ulltl, for the gaHd Of The country aud the cause, re
kulie our zeal aud renew strength. 1t is needless
how 10 speculate uion the ni recent defeat
The time thus spent may be more prohab employed.
"Ncyerg ave up the shIpo stands an4nI the first prn~
cpe. Of The Why party; and it's suurce ii proud sat
l.can ~ laikna back upon The history Of ihat party
with which la, been pride and pleasure 10 ooper
ave since lis i5mailoI--iliai, though she has wased a
c,vaerea war vi sicafy and dt,a Tor twelve years IN
lac ia kps hoA Ut her trials, when beset by opposition
Tram wth,a and bv irtachery from within, she never
has bowd The knee Ia power, OF relaxed her enrS
The aeal .,hmenI at the great principles which lie
nj ,r fnad4iioi III the Government, aud idealiied
with thrqmlersl the IuIor, and The permanent p,os-
l'rrtty ol,e country.
II do justice ourselves and To this cause,
II is tue Ne wrFr up and d1nL. The district Is large
and vail require much lime Ia be canvassed: For that
PURPOSE, phpSe tlia' we meet III convention AT an
,sy dsl IN i> On suitable candidate represent
IN The s,ang cn'rsl. Let each county app1in. dele
g,res waose information will enable ,hcn accurately Ia
h'cl ihe opulunS aud wishes OF the W higs Of their
s,rcye ciuatlrs, aud unite ON some one who VIII com
mind the undivided support of The W hgs of The wh,le
district. | vould sucgest Farmve as TIM place, and
Tuesday,, the lSh 81 Fearnary next. (hcng the day
st-r Prince Edward c,nff,) the time for holding such
a@nvenii"n; though weot his county will acqussc'
ANY arrangement to time place, which may best
suit The convenience oil other PARIS oil the district
PRINCE EDWARD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-06

We have been favored with the following CONNER.
cial Letter from London
LONDON, End December, 1914.
Dor latest dates from the | ned States are bv the
Boston steamer Of 10Th ul,. From the Western States
we have letters by either this steamer the great
Western, which preceded her From Virginia we have
received answers 10 circular letter vi lh October,
o the question which has been raised with respect 10
dIiltrenal duty on siemmed Tobacco. On u question
involving much of uncertainty we are not surprised
at irdng great variety OF suggestions; confident
" relying What they conceive 10 be tho only
open the good faith OF ii. Nj. Government, advise
that their strips shall be held IN order THAI they may
reap the advantages which, notwithstanding the terms
wherein we have expressed the 2nd question, proposed
in our letter Of llh October, they suppose the RIns,e
rial scheme must ne, vssary award 10 them Others,
on the contrary fearful OF consequences, prefer
present sales, for the avoidance Of the many cougen-
cies which certainly embarrass every view OF this ques
ton while Of our friends enormously surprising that
in England can know more OF the intentions Of the
Minister than they in America, refer 10 us for advice
but We, they can form our opinion TN the basis o
reasonable probability and therefore cannot advise with
confidence In OF disappointment, consequences
serious might ensne as 10 involve responsibility we
dare not II may be enough for us 10 say that
have hitherto thought it wise proceed with sales
whenever could do at full market prices We
have been unmndu of the expressed opinion Of the
COMMITTEE, but II is suggestion from an irresponsible
authority, vague in ITSELF and based on iallacies
evident, to justify us in suspending sales, with stock
OF Is 900 hhds of Western strips in England.
During the last month the market has been very dull.
Sales have been slow and difficult; here, well as in
Liyerpoo there is general desire To sell, while bny
very back ward. The Wesers strips of this year
generally esteemed inferior those of S43 and the
Virginia crop far have Of it, is certainly
bad We can notice no change OF prices since
our last either in London or in Liverpool The Connen
tai markets also remain in The of depression
which we have described fol mouths past A
cargo Of Virginia lugs aud other parcels, amounting 10
500 binds. have been sold in Bremen nj u gr therefore
pace, IN London.
The French Concours is appointed for the 2sth Jan
uary. The quantity required Of Kentucky obaotn is
much less than thai wh,c, taken last year; while
hat OF Virginia is inuc!, larger, viz:
Or kuninchy type No. 500 900 kilus.
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MARIE Aesi1S.

Married. on the l9h December. lS4i, by the Rev,
john Early, Mr.. ALFRED 5. LEE, Of Lynclburg, 10
Miss tlizABErH. daughter OF Joseph Petty john, Esq.
OF Amherst county, Va.
-, on the 10Th nit. by the Rev. Ballard f.
Gibson, Mr.. john w COINS, to Miss ASS ELIZA
WHEELER, all ui AIbemarle county, va.
-. Thursday, the 26lh ult., by the Rev
Wm. $ Reid, ID. d.. Mr. WILLIAM c. C,RRiNGroN,
NJ Charlotte, to Miss Man, h., daughter Si john Is
Dahney. nf Campbell county