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REWARD OF ENTERPRISE.

Twelve years ago the brothers Chambers, Of
Edinburgh, Scotland. were compositors in print
ing office; now they are proprietors of one of the
largest establishments of the kind in the world -
Their warehouses are so extensive, that the bind
cry alone will accommodate some tw hundred and
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DIITNIT It - u liz.
DY VIRTUE of Fl. ia. ct lev. fa to me d.
Il b rected from the Court Of Common Pleas of
Belmont county, al State of Ohio, will vffer for
sale at public outcry, at the front door the court
house in the town of Woods6eld, Monroe county,
on the Tuesday the 22nd day of July, A. d. ls45,
at one o'clock, P. NJ of said day, all the following
described real estate to wit The South West quar-
ter of the North East quarter; also the West half
of the South East quarter of section 10, Township
g. and Range 4, confirming l20 acres more or less.
lying and being in said Monroe county and State
of Ohio. Taken the property OF Isaac Fry at
agent for 7. Ray.
THOS. MITCHELL, Jr,, Sheriff, M. c o.
June 81, 1915.
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than that most wonderful article,
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chemical process the best ever discovered for
CONSUMPTION or THE LUNGS.
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE-SENAT Der.
RTEN REPUDIATED BY HIS OWN PARTY.
Extract of letter 10 gentlemen in Washington, from
JuiiiedgeviIe, Georgia.

Extract of letter 10 gentieman in Washington from,
.Miiiedgeviiie, Georgia.
On Friday last, Mr.. Stcll, democrat, moved a
resolution in the to bring on the election of
a United States senator that day at 12 o'clock,
which passed that body, and was taken immediate
ly to the house for concurrence. The house adj
journed without taking the resolution up. At night
the wings held party meeting, for the purpose Of
deciding in caucus upon suitable man, which re-
suited in the selection ofthe Hon. Charles Dougherty.
Mr.. Jenkins, speaker Of the house Of represen-
tatives, made an eloquent and powerful speech in
favor Of Mr. Berren sustaining TO the last that gen.
tleman's course in the Senate the tariff and Tex
as questions, and concluded by moving his nomina-
ton by reclamation. Whereupon Dr. Ridly, scna-
tor from Troup and Heard, put in nomination the
name Of Judge Dougherty. The vote stood d. 81,
B. %. This result was so Notifying TO Mr.. Ber-
rien, that he Immediately sent in his resignation for
the senatorial term which expires in I647. Our
wing friends are in perfect whirlwind of excite
ment and trouble. The feeling existing between
the Berrien and Dougherty men is anything but Of
a kindly character, ] assure you; whilst il is a
question with many whether the nominee can be
elected, whether there will be any election at ALL
Very many Of the strong men of both political
parties are in Milledgcve. Party meetings are
being held, and speeches made by the "big guns''
Of either side. The legislature being the FIRST assem-
bled under the amended constitution, il a proud
and dgni6ed body.
Wm. G Dawson will probably sll Mr.. BIS va
|csncy.
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MFRS ELIAsONs BOARDING AND Ds,
lvl SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES, COW,

MT RS ELlASON'S BOARDING AND ".
wi SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Gov,
Of Prince and ST. Asaph streets, Alexandra, -.
This institution is now in operation, the hra "
ter having commenced on the 9th of Sepiemoe.Ia ~.
struciion is given in English and classical s'uSs
penmanship and drawing by experienced 'esaI \,
The modern languages and music are isusm ~
gentlemen who excel in their respective pro'e.,
A limited number Of young ladies can DC - -
into the family of the principal, to whom saphd
facilities will be afforded for acquiring h''
education. IN 4.
Any information respecting the terms ~ w :, NJ
made known on application, either personahy
writing, tc the principal. sr~
Reference may also be made TO the ioho""e
tlemen: ~,
Right Rev. William Meade, ID, Miwo0'
Rev. Charles B. Dana, Alexandria, y, =;
Gen Charles Grstiot, Washington, ~
Hon. Thomas II. Benton, 81 LOUIS, mo; Can't 4
hon. J. Mclean, Judge Of the Supreme o'''
the United States, Cincinnati, Ohio si
Nov. ll--eo3t
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TREATY WITH CHINA.

DO - ~. VI. L..
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Ningpo, and Shanghai, are IS follows the articles
being arranged in classes, viz;
EXPORTS.
ae equal to 81 - TO " 40; mace iat 10 IL cents
q candareen i0oth part Of mace
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Congress, will receive the Congresaoaa
Union during the session.
RICHIE s. HESS.
Washington, October 6, l845.
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subject to duty, shall pay the regular tonnage duty
Of one mace per ton, provided they belong to cit
liens of the United States, but not if hired by them
from subjects Of China.
Arr. ynr. Citizens Of the United States, fol
their vessels bound in, shall be allowed TO engage
pilots, who will report said vessels at the passes
and take them into port and, when the lawful du.
ties have all been paid, they may engage pilots to
leave port II shall also be lawful for them hire, al
pleasure servants, eompradors nguists, and writers
and passage or cargo boats and TO employ laborcrs
seamen, and persons for whatever necessary SER
vice, for reasonable compensation, to be agreed
by the parties, or settled by application to the
suur officer OF their government, without interior
ence on the part Of the local officers of Chinese
government.
Arr. *. Whenever merchant vessels belonging
TO the United States shall have entered port, the
superintendent Of customs WILL if he t, appoint
custom house officers to guard said vessels, who
may live board the ship, or their boats, Il
their convenience; but provision for the subsistence
Of said officers shuI be made by the superintendent
of customs, and they shall not be entitled 70 any al
lowance from the vessel or owner thereof and they
shall be subject to suitable punishment for any ex
action practised by them in violation Of ths regula
ton.
ARr; T. Whenever merchant vessel belonging
TO the United States shall cast anchor in either o
SAID ports, the supcrcargo, master, or consignee
VIII, within foriy-eight hours, deposte the ship
papers in the hands Of the consul or person charges
with the affairs Of the United States who will caus
TO be communicated the Superintendent Of custoun
atrue report Of the name and tonnage Of such YES
sell the names of her men, and Of the cargo on board
which being done; the superintendent will give
Kermit for the discharge Of her cargo.
And the master, supcrcargo, or consgnee, if h
proceed to discharge the cargo without such permi
shall incur fine Of Ave hundred dollars; and N
goods so discharged without permit shall be subes
10 forfeiture to the Chinese government But il III
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Shipping dues.--These have hitherto been charged
on the measurement Of the ships length and
breadth, at SO much per chang; but il is now
agreed to alter the system, and charge according
to the registered statement Of the number Of tons
Of the ships burden. On each ton, (reckoned
equal TO the cubic contents OF 100 tows,) a ship
ping charge Of mace is to be levied, and all the
old charges Of measurement, entrance and port
clearance fees, daily and monthly fees, &C., are
abolished.
c. CUSHING. TslYENG..
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

; Manchu characters used.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
RICHMOND MARKETS-Jun Is.

10bacco--The inspections continue very large, aver
aging about two hundred hngsheads per day. Indeed
we understand that The inspection ware houses "
full that the inspectors have refused take any
present. Prices keep steady fIr good and fine qualities,
at Sc IL; plant shipping leaf say 81 10 so; manu-
featuring qualities lower, say So Isl Jugs have also
declined aud sell al ST. 60 a | 80.
Fiom-Demand moderate, and the stock on hand
light Sales al 81 l2a "A 62k.
Whem.-We understand some few contracts have
been mSde for new Wheat, to be delivered at 81 per
bushe which price it is said the market i'll optn.
Uhiskey-We quote bbls at 25c.; hhds. 24c.
Sah-From he wharf 81 60, ir IN Sure 81 90.
Line-Q5 l00c.
PLte'-From the wharf So; Basin Bank 81 so;
Tierces Of 800 lbs. ground 81.
Promptly S35 81; Swedes S90a leo per ION; En-
glsh $50 IS; Tredegar. (Richmod manuiactory) sos
a 100, Up Country Bar SIS.
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TONE OF TIE WING PRESS.

THE Petersburg Iaiellisencer an able Wing journal,
has the following paragraph
with rnany others we have been opposed tn the
..osr in which The Texas affair has been managed.
, "a, can recognize right on the part Of England.
r,cc ar ANY other snsailantic power 10 interfere. II
. an American question, To be settled by Americans.
81 Fu,opsan ini.ritren will unite. man. the
pe Of The L. States, nn matter what may have been
u 81, previous opinions about annexation"
And the Cincinnati Gazette, quoted with appreciation
L., tho Richmond Wing. "a fact To which we would in
.s the attention Of neighbour Of the Republican,
says
"Ie, u.s. on this question of pc war. waive all
Matters The niun need fear The loyalty of
ANY, ,arv II col tcl com.s with any foreign nation
Americans i'll he Americans in that h.ur. Oyposc It's
r,ru-rpei ii-drcad il--all ihis NAV be with psi
,"n I them Hal there will be no trar-nu division;
when the hour is, We shall move together man
q, one party"
Sucb, Indeed is the universal tone Of the Wig Press
sos, as We have observed il. they will canvass and
II ,hey deem proper In do so, condciun with the spirit
Of ircmco, the poh,y ii our en7erru,nt. as Icing as
tley nay do ST. with pr ptlei,; but wh,u discus: i'm is
enrd Ly ihr ilalon Of MAJ Ia Vii he ucud their
,,ss, doing ,htir duly as inefican czers
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


buckingham County Court, ,I,me, lS45.
The county court Of Buckingham having been adyls>
ed of The death of john I. BocoCR, late of their
members. sincerely lament his death And in consider
alton of the high estimation IN which they held his great
worth as man. and his prompt and faithful discharge
Of various trusts committed 10 him:
Rcsoired, testimony Of respect for his memory
tbs court and officers and members Of The bar thereof
will wear the left The usual badge of mourning
or thirty days.
Resotred That these proceedings be entered on re-
cord and published in the Richmond and I.ynchburg pa
pers aud also that copy be to his bereav
ed family.
Copy-Teste.
H. ELDRIDGE, Crk.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-June 3.


Beef Cattie--1he supply Of beef cattle at market on
ding weeks, and may be considered heavy for the sea-
sun. Sales were made at prices showing decne.-
The offerings at the scales comprised $50 head OF these
III remain nnsold IL driven out Of the market
parl to Philadelphia and To w ashng ion-and the
balance amounting 22 head sold TO city butch
at prices ranging according 10 quality from " To -
per 100 lbs. the hoo, equal Ia So 80 a 70 net
There were but few sold at the lowest figure and the
number for which the highest was obtained was small
The sales would show average Of about " OH
There have been no fresh arrivals during the week, and
the balance remaining from Monday was offered IN
Thursday and about 90 head taken at from s. %
toS2 IS.
Feathers Sales of Feathers during the week only
moderate extent at prices ranging from 20 to 50 c's
per III. :,
Ifo,oard 81. Fhm-'rhe market for Howard ST. Flour
during the week has presented but little animation
w, are moi advised of any transactions beyond the
retail sales al 81 SO. There is but light stock now
in market and receipts small The price from cars
is 81 81.
City Mills Flom-There is very irihing stock now
in market and but little doing in the way OF sales There
was one transaction 81 So but holders generally ask
ST So 62a.
Uheot-The receipts Of Md. Nheas during the
week have cen quite limed-wiih sales a. ~ a ~
cents for inferior to prime reds good 10 prime Md whites
are worth % 100 cts The sales OF Penna reds have
ranged from % for best parcels down 10 q cents
for yht inieror lots, and quote the same rates To-
day.
JVhiskpu--The sales Of hhds. have been uniformly
made al 90 cents. Bills. have also been very gener
ally sold at 81 throughout The week WIN the ex
&c pun Of one large 10, yesterday at Zui ceh.s.-
Tth wagon price Of bbls is II cents, exclusive Of thu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

o. 'Fhe Republican" is too complimentary in as
crong TO us the power Of changing emocrats to Wings
and of econverting them from Wings Dem ocrats, at
pleasure II is power we have neither cla med MOI
exercised. 1t is true that published. last summer,
letter from Joseph s. Leake, Esq, of Msslss ppi in
which that gentleman avowed his determination not to
support Mr.. Polk but it because he had aban-
doned the Locofoco party united himself with the
Wings. On the contrary, he expressly stated that he
should not act with the Wings, but that he should be
neaira in the His ground of objection to Mr.
Polk was, not that that gentleman "Democrat :"
but that he had obtained the nomination by fraud upon
the Republican principle that maturity should govern.
Mr. Lake has proessed to be Wing, nor did we
ever claim him as such.
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h'mifsanees q .Ntrsporer Subscription, BY Mad.
After the Isl day Of July next. when the new Pos,
Office law will 60 into operation. the hmi,a,on Of the
Thanking privilege Of p,simas,ers will deprive them Of
the privilege Of transmitting subscriptions to news,a>
pers and the Postmaster General has adoped the fol.
lowing rule as substitute. which we copy for the bene-
III of our indebted subscr bers (who constitute by The
ways very large proporon,) and we hope for our own
likewise:
Nancy for newspaper subscription not exceeding $40
N each case may he paid postmaster Tor the purpose
oibeng rsd 10 the publisher OF wspapcr any 9th.
er "ice The postmaster is IN such n case, give the
pers'n paying The money receipt therefor. and adj
wise forthwith the postmaster who is 10 pay said amount
ct such deposiie Upon presentation Of tins receipt the
amount Is 10 be paid over. The postmaster ieceiy ing
The amount is 10 debit himself herewith in his account
and the postmaster paying that To credit him
sell herewith IN his account Of contingent expenses
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INFANTRY ATTENTION.
TEsU Al SALE.

I executed to the undersi 9ned by Perry W. We-
ford dated the 28ih day of February 1876. and record
ed in The Hastings Court Clerks Office for the corpo
ration of Lynchburg, will be sod, at the residence of
Mrs. Wexford, in said corporation, Saturday, The
l9lh OF July next. at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the folio wing
property conveyed by said Deed 10 wit one horse
Wagon and Gear, grey Horse, one Cant parcel Of
Sheep, and all his the said Perry Weord's interest in
the Of his father, Geo. Weliurd. decd, being
one fifth part of about seven Of land desrably s-
uated in said corporation.
The tile to the said property is deemed upqncstona-
hle bn, acting Trustee, shall convey such title on Y
as is vested in Inc by said Deed
w. L. YANGFY. Trustee.
June 10 Wi9J
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a5- In his late Message TO the Legislature of New
Hampshire Gov. Steele is quite warlIke in his tone in
rel' renee both 10 Texas and Oregon. Adopting the Ian
guage Of President Polk that our title to the latter is
clear and unquesiionable he objects any compro
mise oi the question: having. he says, lost possession
OF "a large portion of the State of Mane'' by the treaty
OF boundary concluded between Lord Ashburton and Mr.
Webster 1t is remarkable that the Opposition in Grea,
Britain denonnce the British ministry for its sacrifice of
the rights OF England by that treaty quite unsparng
~ as Mr. ebster is denounced by the Locofocos this
country Tor surrender Of ours. The charge. we ina
glne, is equally false in beth II it be true how
ever, that we conceded too much by that treaty Great
britain. what have the Locofoco Senator's who
nearly unanimously voted for its ratification The shaft
aimed at Mr.. Webster strikes many others, whom his
ASSISTANTS would desire To shield
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19

The number Of hossheads shipped from New o lean.
is within fraction of The number exported 10 nj
countries from thu United States in 1888. (vz: So l5s
hhds) am, has more than donbicd itself since 1910
Yet, the decline in the value of Tobacco the price o
which. in Europe, in 1910, averaged Ssl 05 per hid
and in lS44 averaged only $50 has been, by some
Iocoi CO politicians. asciih.d TO the Wig Tariff ri
1912 by which the ability Of foreigners purchase the
article il is grayey said. has been curailed The III
yond the augmented consumption the ,eal cause o.
that decline III price. IT, indeed the foreign consumer
had been rendered una lie purchase by the dinnulion
Of the consumption OF European commodities in the
States, caused by the prohbloy character of our tariff
Gas alleged II is manifest thai the quantity of tobacco
mnIslc' l'n' This Is moi Tie f,r--fr whereas il %,
pears that IL 1910, tlt rnair OF hhGs .xppr;rd vas
iHS2o, in 1912 II WIS los 6i0 and III 1871, lG5 Di3
showing steady augmentation. such might
Presumably Ct from the natural increase of population
-an Augmentation mueh lftater indeed than is ,xl bit
of dnllls Of the Comprepsa Act
ihe year l. Is Is .H.3tlt hty;roe in Il at wear the
Treasury 'al pernd Of unl, time mo,.tt,s in
consequence ct a chante l ode in the fiscal year In
Ws, m"n'hs, however, ac export OF Iobac>- abroad
WAS i6i bids During the whole ycar estim atno
The "hcr three months. (Juy August and Ser rcuJer
~ witch ti'H shpments dispropnrrionatcy heavy }
the number at hhds. exInred may safely be set down a,
fo'n lO,utU 70 j9 C09.
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%. The Alton (iIIinois) Telegraph sa,s:-"Out Of
Twenty-Five prominent leaders of the Locofpco party in
Illinois, who visited Washington, witness the naugu-
ration Of Mr.. Pulk but particularly APP
poiniuenis for lEcn selves, Of them succeeded
All The prominent ofices filled in, given residents
Of Illinois. made from among those no remained
at home IF this was done designcdly by Mr.. Polk
he deserves creJi for having Ter contributed 10 break
up most dlsgrareu and degrading practice. which
here may be inflated by his in the Prcsden
iial chair.