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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29

II 10 stated tina, an cid lady 10 Iowa
while recently in the woods was bitten
on The end Of her nose by raiilesnaksss
The old lady recovered, bu, the snake
died. Coroner's verdict Poisoned By
SanF. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29
W1lNLlB SlkAlES
And Head & Foot STONES
OF EVERY vARiErY.

or EVERY VARIETY.
Having purchased an extensive QUARRY Of
the most beautiful White and Hariwa,ed MAR
BILE, and an extensive water pomerto saw ana
polish with, his prices will be LOW. one
great advantage 10 purchasers is, that eli Stone
will be delivered at his risk, without any extla
charge.
b1LETTERING neatly executed.
By application to Mr.. Horatio NJ. Gallaher.
Charlestpwn, those who may desire any Of Inc
above articles can be shewn the isl Of pricss
and the different plans. He will also forward
any orders, ePitaPhs, &C., that may be desired.
or, oy addressing him, at Leilersbnrg, wash.
ington county, Nd, orders can be filled Without
delay.
prices are uniform.
January2 81 l843-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29
SToNE GuTTTNG.

NV lillian LOUGHRIDGE respectfully
w informs the citizens { Jefferson, Clarke.
Frederick, and adjoining counties, who may
wish 10 mark the graves oftheir lamented dead.
that he still continues 10 make and superscribe
.Monunents-Bor, Column, and glai,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29

A Youcg gentleman lately said to a lit
lie urchin that was lettering about his pre-.
mises without Invitation, young man,
selears out, bsgone. Selops, march, disfran.
chisf yourself. eyacuate, dispsrse. disgorge.
cufaAe Cd" Atwhich the boy, suspect.
ing his meaning. said. III you don't waal
me hers, why don I you tell me to 60 home
aud be done with it,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29

How DO you do. Mr.. suith'
do loaatl
why, bow do you End yourself2
i. nsseE lose myself.
Well. how have you been =.
Been--besn ,cAere1 -
- Pshaw how do you ieeli q
Feel Of me and see.
Good morning, Mr.. Smith,
II. no, good morning-iis Internally
wet and nasty.
And the parties separated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29

Death is the, wages Of sim That's
poor pay. We wonder that more people
doast quit singing. and stand out for high
ef wages.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29
a 9AAOo

charIestOwn. Maroh 2O. lsl5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-05-29

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its superior yaIae and efficacy, pamphlets which
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Also BY JOSEPH NJ. NIGKLIN.
- BerTuriUe
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
NIIgcelIuueOpp

The last llcksburg iPh,g states that John Rriscoe
planter living near Richmond La killed ut q
drinking fouse in that city, few days evious by
bar keeper named Garrett Mr. y. we believe was
formerly ir the Senate of Louisiana
We were yesterday, says the Charleston Courier
CT the 2oth ut presented with couple OF nne lemons
brought from Beaufort and shortly afterwards sente-
man left with us one still foer in appearance taken from
tree IN ms garden IN Csnnonborough, which he states
TO US Is lite rally loaded with fruit.
The Illinois river has been fordabc in many
places Travellers from the South destined for the North
have been compelled to take passage in stages.
J. j. Sweeney, Of Memphis, on the Memphis,
jumped overheard on the night Of the 10Th. He LETT
note in his berth with these words 81 am on my way TO
Heaven"
The managers OF the Clay Testimonial Fund in
Phadelphis, have caused TO be manufactured a beau
FOL jewel TO be presented to Mrs Henry Clay. II IL
"Taceet made with a wide gold chain bound and set
with cluster IF eight diamonds of the pures wa,er-
Ihe brlian's bc wcrn either the bracelet or
ring OF pm The order for the uacufe was given
On Monday aud on saturday morning It ready Go
forwarded 10 it, destination. r -
=, ne opening oi The Springfield and Northampton
hHosa 'or Vtyel mas been delayed until the Joe or
~ o' ,n's week now sHi beautiful engine cal ed
ioad s "egh - fifteen tons md il is from the osts,
oiishment of HneAley Drury, of Boston
Constable NerrIheld returned from PHILADELPHIA
this morning where he had beon for the purpose Of den
sdying peHon supposed TO he A. j. Jirrell on infor
nation sent TO Sheriff Everett by the Mayor of Phila
deiphia He was not the men, Transeripi, Monday.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

NEv HAMpsKrsR ELECTION The returns come
in but slowly What we have received so far show
an increase in the aggregate vote. but the probable
ty is, there will be again no choice.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

Or The potatoes imported in the ship ST. Pa
tr'ox from Liverpool, will be soId from the vessel
Immediately after arrival, in lots 10 euit purchasers
We are informed, that they have not been pur-
chased by -four speculs tor, as stated.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

STEAM HIP lTASSiA - .ll~slealner, whicii was
to have sailed on Nond,y, from boz ian q Liver
pool, Was detained uuul Tuesday morning, on ac-
count OF the storm and thick iog, winch prevailed
during Sunday and Monday.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

OCEAN ExrREssRs TO EUROPE WITH THE Mes
sAes-The Presidents Mes,ase will leave this
morning tor Europe, in three packet ships, detained
for the purpose They start of, like expresses for
the three principal ponts-London, Liverpool, and
Havre; and, in about month, this important State
paper will be spread before the people Of England
and France, and, indeed, most Of the continent Il
will asl onish them
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

MUscAL-LEopoI.D DE MEyER.-A great many
enquiries are made in this city, and considerable
ciement exists in musical circles, relative 10 the
nature OF the accident sustained by this distinguished
arfiste in Boston, and which prevented his giving
the concerts he intended. We learn that the acci-
dent is not strictly dslccation OF the arm, but an
injury received on finger of the right hand, which
caused the muscle to contract thereby producing
much pain. He is said, however, 10 be recovering,
and in few days will resume his brill ant Career
which, however, has hardly commenced in tins
country. De Meyer has received repeated applica-
tions from managers of all the theatres far south
as Mobile, who wish to enter into engagem' n's
with him. He will visit this city, however, pre-
vous to his southern tour and Civ: series OF his
attractive s0i,tcs musicals His appearance Is
anxiously looked for by many personal friends, and
Ill lovers of music.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

ANOTHER SHIP ASHORE The packet ship Europe
went ashore on the part oftbe spt at qrar.
ter before three o'clock yesterday afternoon. She
had blunt pilot on board, blunt enough, we learn,
TO take packet through the Ssash channel, draw
iny "a ieet, and an old chart. Thus sane Enro,e,
We believe, was brought IN IN safety by Of our
oil New York Pilots, who, II sppears wa =, rmii-
ted to bring her out IT dang-r, aud thea tossed
board j. II not tmr for Ibe government 10 tote re
IA this matter
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, wednesday, December 3, Isao
The Foreign News,

We have received the 3, sssge OF President Puls,
an We nsw wait the foreign news. The Cambria Is IL
her outeehta day and she may therefore be considered
as fairly due With the declaration of the Executive
respecting ,reign relations, before US tie from
Europe looked for with increased interest Our special
express may be the first to give il to the pab.ic
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

Z : r" - Xer.tom France are CHI, q, GefmAns
tntiNt Or D 2 The cofnuaf wss .lleI
'" h.l trt q'es' 'he Il, of william Means VI
lOo ttes t'r~t who 20 his death Let evenly Nv
sacfpW-li itlpul tnc dooL nio he river NJ the ct
- ou'ispd s'rest whiis endsayoring yet board
the tioamhos, Rochester Verdict nccordilgly Also
~ the Dead House Pax on the body Of I haries vii
ims Ic0iored) enate 81 France who his destt
b. tuberculous disease OF the lungg.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

TRADE WITH GREAT BRTrAlN.-It will be seen on
reference to the money article in this days paper,
that our exports to Great Britain in the month OF
November, reached nearly two millions OF dollars,
one-thrd Of which was breadsufs alone. About
two-thirds OF the aggregate exports for the month,
were in shipments to Great Britain and depen-
denotes The external demand for our staple agri-
cultural products this year, will be very large with
out a corresponding extent Of importat ons. The
balance OF trade between the United States and all
other countries, must nett large balance in our
favor, and give us large importation Of the precious
metals.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03


and Territories is better appreciated by them tha
was few years ago while edu cation Il ae nded
20 and the habits of civilized life are gaining ground
among them.
Serious difficulties of long standing continue to dis
unhapply divided The OF the government to ad
just the difficulties between them have heretofore proves
unsuecessiu and there remains probability that THE
desirable object be omplished without the aid of
further Legislation by Congress will early pc riod
Of your session pre- ent the subject for
ton accompanied with exposition Of the oomp plapts
and claims Of the several tiesnto which the nation
divided, with view to the adoption of such
by Congress may enable the Executive do Justice
20 them respectively and 10 put end il possible
the disscnsions which have long prevailed, snd still
prevail, among them.
refer you 10 the report OF the Secretary OF the Navy
for the present condition Of that branch OF the national
diisnce and for grave suggestions having for their
N It's management DunDg the past year the officers
AID men have performed their duty in satisfactory
manner The orders which have been given have been
executed with prompness and 6delity. larger force
,uan mas often formed one squadron under flag
Iesouy concentrated In the Gulf OF Mexico. and appa
fently without unusual effort II is especially to be OBJ
.ervea 'hat Notwithstanding the union Of consdera
p.e onee no act was committed that the jealousy
of an rftaed power could construe s2gres.
Sons ana that the commander of the so and hs
officers, IN stiict conformity with their Instructions
holding themselves ever ready for the most active
duty, have achieved the still purer glory Of con
tributing 10 the preservation Of peace II Il beeyed
that at all our foreign stations the honor OF our flag has
been maintained and that generally, cur ships OF wsr
have been distinguished for their good discipline ana or
Ger. am happy TO add that the display Of msr,ime
force which required by the events Of the summer
has been made wholly within the usual appropratons
for the service Of the year. so that no additional oppro
priations ere required.
The commerce Of the United States, and with II the
navigating interest have steadily and rapidly increased
since the organization OF government until II is be.
ieved, We are now second to but Power in the
world aud az no distant day shall probably be ine.
iior to none Exposed they must be. il has been
wise policy TO afford TO these portn interests
ton with our ships Of war distributed in the great hg
ways Ways Of trade throughout the verdi For more tan
tlty years appropriations have been made aud ann-
sy cxpendel FOR the gradual Increase OF cur naval
~ ~ peace, our navy perform the Important duty
WIZ De- as hes besn sfcie mssna Of deteoce
ne successful use oil steam navigation the ocean
hos been followed by tho introduction OF war steamers
10 great and Increasing numbers into the nayes Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

''e' imports. 0, II oaanre against ms. e NOR I'm,
h"'ohs IN 1911, tile very last year Of the 1's
Act, WHEN THE DUTIES HAD REAcur, 49,, f"s
roiNT-THE MAGICAL TWENTY pm c..r,, WY
reader glance a, The tables again. and he vail ' The
,na' P"'0" ~ 'ae ias' period fn'ne years selected
hePuoica"s correspondent, when the duties Tie
es'. The excess OF the specie Imports was a,o,, sa'
ihat THIS excess diminished as the duties v.'. -'d
until finally. in ISL. when they reached Tho "e'd
PER reni. point which. according to tho !,
u 'he present cay Is the true .reyenue rfesd
millions oi dollars oisPecie were expprrej r, sI
Try m"re 'han were Imputed And these 49, -" coun,
81 strangely relied upon by The Rcpublic,,, 'e l'c'
deh'' 10 overthrow oar posi;ian-a n,s,,,, 'espn.
lliird by The results, SD far as We b,y, 'o 6r.
eer"'" mem '' 'hs Commercial operations SIM. TO"
." u ,''- wen 'a'o operal'on- Under ,hi, h. Ii
eA'aPe' We impaired. during the fiscal Yea, hf
''e Isl o' "7P'easer, 1913, gold and sIl,., "s
Aud exported only 1894 es
o,lls@J
Leaving an excess IN our favor of
which en-, red into III, channels =, s2o62s, ~
,"'"s ''c hahAs- and giving stability. aud CIV 'e1
'J3fa value to our currency. Thai This h. P'''.
'"te'' we red .nly MIR 10 the s,a,em,,,,
o''' ii our 'rihelra Banks, var,icula,ly i, 'e Gu
eo''"'''''ai naf's, 10 satisfy any unpremdjc.d s'
'"e Guy OF New fefk, the Northern me,,,o,,,,, ''
a'Pf' lie aeghaaie circulation III III. r.,., I'll
'. '"' "Ie'tea'e an'nn' Of specie IN their v,,,. Nv
:" NE" orleans, The great depot Of The S,,h ~, VINE
'"e n''"S ia ab""t iwo ,llars in specie f.
Id % MUGS outstanding. This is a s.ld
""'h lalf cnrr'nr. may rest, safe f., m al 'ro
.'' al" fluctuations ofiraie. How wd,,, !.
"'''' IRON NE spectacle presented do,,, -. otH
u nee 'ade aud INV duli.s,n " hon H.. .., r"a
TUE DRINKS was sirihnrly compared to ,ou., ""
'"'e''e' al'N OF which lrembllngly rested umu :"
:" s','' N"ti' 'o se o,ulurl,d iy ,l+ frs, z,,,r..
s''"'o 'fea'he upon it-and which Of course I'm .'
'hs IN lis iall vast nnnbt,s Mo bad I,. "R
HE speedy advent Of 'hat "God.n Aren 50 l..E
''" ~ H'hh'"' Benton aid otLtr L,cuG "a ,,'',
""'n he commercial aid GnaGcal storn ,,'.I
III leoI' swept EYER til fac, f,is Country
ehaii We slut .ur,,.s Ia ne i,s,,,c,;v, c.
n'oed ny The history nj The teuLtry. fn m 1871 en
'""'' We 'ofn deal ear Ia tie vice Of E,..;
and again lisicn III the s,Grcii,e and ,,na.;.
I'd those faprinent,ys, " o. not sa,isf,d ,.,,.
WV, ''"''" lie country 10 he v.ry ,+rce # MN
"o"'o again. Just as II Is recovering. under Tho "a
"' WISER system Of measures, from The
iad oennmbed all lis faculties, curse tho c,nn,,,
iheif empirical theories wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
S5,S23.9sO

Excess OF imports S5S23,9S
No one eau fail to be struck with the s,eod;,ess and
uniformity OF the results of the foregoing nine years 90
especially when they turn TO the state Of our
exports and imports of merchandise and produce dnrno
the same perod--lhe imports having been S77S.lIS !.
2oo and the exports $3.50, ll996O In that s.eadness
and uniformity consists The evidence of the stabit
ny OF our trade arrangement of the currency ben, one
'e INST aud most obvious consequences sudden and
'oeht fluctuations IN commerce. The amount of specie
gained during the period was small il is ,ruebu; the
balance OF trade having been against us during tina,
period, notwithstanding the high tariff it was laryer
han we had right to expect, and large, than we should
have received but for the system of State and corpoaon
borrowing from Europe upon grand scale. hich began
prior To It's close. The seadness and unfufrnity of re-
suits, both IN trade and in the movements of specie. how
ever IN despite Of this disturbing cause shows concu-
sIvely that both were under the po,e Mt influence If
wise and sautary commercial policy.
The period selected by the Republicans corresnon.
dent. by way OF contrast with the foregoing is from 1893
to 1871. which he calls period of "ow du,iesu-bu,
as Is well known, the Compromise .7ct was in opera,on
throughout that period, during the frs, half of which
the duties were sufficiently protecre in their charac,er
and on many Of the principal articles az Lpb ,s ,hev
are under The tariff Of 1872 Blu, lie, US take the ,,hs
as he gives il 10 ne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

W no nan THE FIRST F,eurl--Dr Moses. Of the
Omnibus tsnladrldgae, had been So much Ia old u,r
n as !" become quite classical. Coming hrnngh the
rust the day after commencement, with cluster of
oaeea'auaies IN the outs de- the doctor drew the rns
tight through the fingers IT the leit !and and with
Knowing wink oi his left eye, sal !:
ell. boys. now you've got through c,.llece and
Know every Thing, of course, you to tell me one
'hng' Who was II that had the first 6uht2''
oos'des 1.-The frs, fsht!-why IL was Cain and
Abel" "'' ""'
Dncor-"No it wasn'r though"
onis-"lhen. may be, you mean David and Coliah
or sampson, NJ"
Doc'm-"l knew you wouldn't guess III tell You.
II wss .NMH lie was the one
od's'des -tlanIhng) -".NMd. Ductor2 Mill means
nothing. Mailing could moi fsh."
ID clor-''No,hing or something, IFS all The same TO
me- ~ by The books and The professors aud they all say
IN The beginning. before any Thing was done or thought
by any body. .NihH.ft.
The boys slid down over the forward wbe,Is and
walked the rest Of The way into town.
Boston Pest.
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52,l96,95i


Excess, $47 ,O47 500
ne unsfeadness and ,rant Of uniformity IN the ope.
ra'ons OF the foregoing years. particularly as the duties
tell lower and lower, will strike the reader, a,teoti nm
as IN remarkable contrast the results of The f,rner
period OF nine years. Blu, pass from this view of the
question: The fact that the imports Of specie were lar.
ger IN the latter series Of nine years than in the former il
accounted Tor by the circumstance already advereJ IN
a' was during the early part of this period vben tho
excess oil The imports of the exports was The
greatest mat such immense sums we're barrawe rrm
European capitalists by States and companies and which
were OF course sent hilher in specie or lis es,v,le,,
THESE lans continued to be made to rs r,s,lr n,,n
'o'nt the year 1889. from which tin. Tho c,o,;,
Tue o'aes as well as Of the federal gavernm4o, h,,,r
To sax, nntl. in 1910, neither H., one nor Tho 3D.
-, 'of''w dncat, from any ShylJck in E.arope
nus we see that irnn that year. decided choo,e ,,l,
pace--the excess Of imports over exo SAT sncie "a,
". suddenly from II m'Ililns If d,i,ars in SqS :,
'S h"'os IN 1899 aud t, the p;,ian.e Of abo,
'''o N leio ,riic hiere res an crc.., or
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
ol The convention.



D,ai Sir:-Noer lti,,r c. N z Juy. Transmitting
me copy m ceraln resolutions unanimously adopted
by The conveniun oi the people of l,Na~ expressive
"l thrr approval o my agr"ey, while IN he dis.
charge m The duties 0i the ehlri executive Office u
the United States. IN resntIug Tex To the buspm #
the republican lsniiy reached, his place sone
days s2h aud calls ior NV prompt and warnItst
Acknowledgements. Actuhi.d. 10 originating III. question
o auneAaioehy the suge desire Of advancing the cause
Of paAl,e liberty, am NOV rendered happy IN the
contamination =" tia, great work. and hail II The
vent OF al suspicious The history ul the world
peepl" who have nobly Won. aud as CALAMITY. ior a
s.r,cs 81 years maintained thc ndep, ndetcc have ii
their free viii, resolved throw oil lhrr separate
existence aud 10 enter Into irserna relations ul other
States associated together uod,ta wise. aud rnsi, att
,ndssoiuse lnhn. THE act is worthy vi the apr IN
which We lie, and Will Prove doubt nd The nfccur.
scr "co"ail"ss blessings Ia The tao ranrfles IL have
siS sane Stamped l,d-lb, the face ~ this iransac
non. as II is by The suuan VI The Isrple Texas as
sehbrd IA con,euun. Is well raculal,d Ia oil 10 over
ntnlng the measure uf my anbnn
i Cannot ibear 10 endorse the resolution &c the con.
yeniih having reference Ia tue men.befs ui my cabin
IN the heir'ney and rr1stonii6n . ,o n,a,ute # sns
ntAan, aud 10 ties y TO ,nclt ~ al ard unshfnkn, Fl
tt's Ia us attainment. Two of lhcm have ma, h,en
lfw'ii.d I" live Ia WITNESS sumnann hlch they
had NJ muei al hean bol their pbsefty will have rsus,
70 De proud OF The Just estimate placed o. helr services
by the people ii Texas
'e Ihes'd, my dtar sir, 10 make known Ia the penn
:" texas and Their representatives, IA cn,enir,n ,y A,
"e' Pis}tfs uf lbsf rfnspet, aud happiness and se
esp' '"f yourself The assurance ot my high repari
JOHN ilLER.
Hon. Tno j. RcsK
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pOWMATAN HOUSE,
HsXCFE.HON.1D. I.g.

f"3 The attention of gentlemen visiting Richmond
fin,; Is respectfully called to this HOTEL, so long
-@AAA and generally known under the direction of Mr.
Dnva Its delightful location Its fine acconns alton
and the quiet and orderly which is conduct
ed, make II equally desirable for families and men OF bu
slHpss.
The Poc'ttdn House is situated on level and can
i'fnl emnence, near The centre Of the city, fey stops
from thu Capitol. Governor's Huuse and City Hall snd
very convenient 10 the Rlllroad Depos. Boat landings
and business part of The city.
6J- TIE Powa,rAs CoAcH will he /, readiness II,
convey passengers and baggage to and from the hotel.
WITHOUT CHARGE. and thus save them from so
cents 10 81 piferase. BAR. on he bassaen, hoor
CHS J.. DiRRET[
Jey7 +, r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

bmfe9hl Spring There is an extraordinary spfnu
"' water IN Missouri about ily miles north Of Ba,csye
whleh has been sounded To the depth of five hundred lert
"lh"ut touching The bp,ioin o Of the State b,nn In
" lite Commissioners describes II AS r4lnu IN tbe v
'th extremely oi basn from cavity nearly circular
aooo nifty yards IN diameter, snd OF depth hubertn
uhin'honed The water f1ws with bui le ynt,ai,on
!" quantity throughout the year The quantity ,s est,
'nae1 10 he from 20 10 10000 cubic eet per minute
ne ,'' Is rapid amounting IN The distance Of halt
ni'e to II " 10 feet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25
FALL DRY GOODS.

IA f. are now receiving. BY the Ship "Virpinia'
W from Lverpon direct, and the Ships "Water-
loo" and Queen of The West" via New York. our
inspirations Of
BHiTfsH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS.
For the Fall trade, selected in the various f,reyn
ma, kes. by persons fully competent expressly far The
trade OF virginia and North Carpna
And by various arrivals from New York and R,sto,
we are receiving complete assortment, Of A INERT.
GAN MANUFACTURED GOODS, pnr,
chased from tao Manufacturers OF their Agents, on the
most favorable terms.
=. We have also constantly on hand fall supply Of
virginia Manufactured Cotton Guods, of all STYLES.
making IN all, stock, which surpasses in extent. and
IN richness and variety of styles. any that we ever had
'he pleasure OF offering 10 our friends and customers
and to which we respectfully invite the attention of
oountry Mercnsnts visiting city, pedng ourselves,
to sell them AT LEAST AS Low as they can be
be Purchared IN any Of the Northern Markets
KENT, KENDALL & ArNATER.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
II West Main Street, Richmond.
Richmond, Aug. % w6w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-25

eJ- The King of Holland caused Gen d. ia SIM
his Minister of Foreign Affairs. to address to Chsl
p"ef Hughes, Esq late American Charge DIES Affi res
.''a' cour', but who has been recalled, and Is n''
baltimore very complimentary letter, aud also co'
req upon him the Cross Of a Commander Of the Op
VI NE oaken Crown. Mr. Hughes thanked The NJ
!" suitable terms far The rroiered honor highly vi"
NY fnr"mn dlghilaries bat Of cnrs declined lis acc
ance- The Institutions If his c,ur,rv frbiIiine its CT
1''s rom accepting or wearing any and all of'e''
hhIsh 'haod or titles of No1 Inv.