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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
WAR Items, &c,
number

No. liz. a. ,l,,1, !. L. IL
'''',y "'7 "'o' u o'' ''s' "ooN euI'Ioh con'an-
ed intelligence OF two battles between Gen. Taylor
and the Mexicans, on the Sth and 9th in which the
Aror,c,r arms ,yoro si,,r,II,, ,;o+,,o,, A.,;1La
''0''''''9' 11"'iu 'i'
zeal OF our war Enthusiasts II Is almost impossible to
get at the truth as to the actual result of these battles
Most accounts state the Mexican loss at 1900. while
tho A,oor,,,, l.,, ,ros brt or 9oo rrbo f,uon;,a
nrobaby annroxi,aas as near tho tr,,tb 40 ANYTIME
Iishod i bo;r,. from, Con qoyors ofi,;ol 1o.,o.al
IT. 'o''7 '''. ,'' ~ w o''io oe'p''Cii
light pieces Oh aruIery' WIN great quantity OF
amuuhlol' lnfee SIaiuaIus' ana some lOU prisoners
nave peen taken among the Iatter zen La vega, and
several other oIices one General Is uhderstoof to-
nave oeeh hHeu Inc enemy ms recfoSsed the river,
ana am sure WIN NOT lno'esl US again on this Oahk'
Inc loss OF the enemy IN Killed, is most severe
our own mas Doen very 1GoVy ana deeply regret to
report thlt Ileu, lngo 20 GFagoons Lieut. Cochrane,
4!h infantry, ana lAen NhadoouIne, oth infantry were
kllIed on lle eu Lieut.. CoI' rayne, AN AruIery,
Lieut. Co'' MCINTOSH Lieut. Dooolns, 81 infantry
CaPr l'ooe' ana Lieut. ioWer' Dun Iuatfy ana CaPt'
montgomery, iAeus' HateS' oeIdeh, McC!ay, BURBANK
ana Jordah' ON inlanuy' were wounded
IL mas oeeh qite IhPoSsIDe' as yet, TO luTnsh de-
tailed reports OF our engagements with the enemy, or
even accurate returns OF rhe hiIeq ana wounded our
loss Is HuV lar iIoi oceIS ana ~ men klled, ana
ID ouicGI' anu loo men "ounueG' WINE tiat Oh he
Gne'ny mas III al Pro3aoy exceeded SUI Killed; more
am ~ H0'' '''" ""''0 y! "' vi Ule '"o nel19 vi
oo'Ic'
Later accounts state that both armies arc being
LARGELY reinforced and that Gen. Tovlor &c nronoring
G.. ,.;,...,,,. .f,,,..,.,. aa,....;a,,.
W.
STILL Observation-Disclosures is received from Point
Isabel to the 18th ut On the 18th, Col. Wilson,
with 400 or 500 men crossed the Rio Grande and took
ro,coobIo rosso,.;or If t,o s,,o to,r, or po,;to
VI it"'''"'
nIleS Oe'o" 'ne mouth Oh the no Hrande' on Its west
bank, where he has taken up his position letter
dated Point Isabel, May Is, says:
evening, that he intended crossing over to Niaamoras
early to-day
lla5 III ,g t aom ia I IT," CaIom were ntalo
the remains Of the Mexican onny, 1000 men WERE two
days since, active preparation for retreat to San Fer
4ando' 80 leagues south; the balance not killed,
o t. n, ''''''s III O'''' o0''U-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

MORAL BRAvERY.-We remember the story OF
a master who, without cause, had determined to
sever slave mother and her only child She
had been faithful under the very worst usage,
and she determined to remain so, until he told
her that on the morrow her child must be borne
to New Orleans to be sold there in the slave mart
1t was md-winter. The earth was frosted with
a hard crust yet at midnight she started for the
Ohio, determind if she could, to live and die
with her child. She reached its banks as the
pursuers rose on the hill beyond-no boat was
near-masses ofrotton ice ere sluggshly drift
ing aong-death was ahead Trusting tc
Heaven, she put her feet on the treacherous ele.
mcnt, and with it bending and breaking beneath
her, spectators on either side expecting to see
her and her child sink at every moment, stead
lily pushed on from cake to cake, until she Ian
ded safe on the Ohio shore. Five minute,
sooner and she must have perished-two min
utes later and she would have met with wat
cry grave, for before she had proceeded twenty
steps, the ice behind her, close on the Kentucky
side, had broken and was scattered ere she reach
ed the mid river. "Thank God you and you
child are safe" exclaimed the hard~hearted mas
ter, as he saw her land reoiced that he had escap
ed the responsibility of their death. Brave wo
man." said Kentuckian who had witnessed he
escape and met her at the landing, O. you hav
won your freedom, and shall have it," The mo
Their and the child were kept together, and liber
ty is now their lot in their humble but happ
home. Was there not tue heroism here, an,
is not the scene worthy the sweetest song o
poetry OF the hottest praise of man !-IrU
American.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

]. A. SOMERBY, No. 10 State street. has received
the June No. of Guh1m's Magazine. 1t is beautifully
embclli5hed with one fine steel engraving Bedford
Springs and Paris fashion plate. Also, Godeys.
Ladies' Book, the Columbian, New York Illustrated.
and Ladies' National Magazines Subscriptions re-
ceiyed for the above and all other Magazines All.
the three dollar Magazines sent Post paid to any part
of the State Now is the most favorable time to sub
scribe, as the new volumes commence with the next;
number
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

Messrs. Wilson g. Co. of New York have just issu-
ed their annual Fourth Of July number of their
BROTHER JONATHAN. 1t is u double sheet
newspaper Of stupendous size, filled with wood en-
cravings of the finest kind. Among them we notice
the capture and the execution of Major Andre, during
the revolutionary war-two pictures which are indie ed
splendid The whole of this mammoth sheet is taste
fully arranged and beautifully printed The price is
only II l-2 cents per copy. Cheap enough!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

FUNERAL DrscoURsE.--The sermon in commemo-
ration of the death of Rev. c. 7. Torrey delivered in
the Free church in this village the 18th ult, by
Rev. E. J. Comings and published by request is now
issued and for sale at this Offices price cts, single,
75c. per dozen. 1t is an excellent discourse, and not
only highly appropriate to the OCCASION but emnently
calculated to advance the interests Of emancipation
and pure religion A brief and detached extract may
be found in another column.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

Our RALRoAD.-We learn that Messrs. Fair
banks, Low, Gilmore and Weld, have been APP
pointed committee to go toward and build the
road The subscriptions are now ample to
build 40 miles or more of it. The engineer,
Mr.. Fox from Pennsylvania is now upon the
ground. lie commenced his survey on Monday
last. As soon as the location can be made that
portion between Oxford bridge and Wells River
will be put under contract Protector.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PREsBYTE-
RIAN Church, IN. 81 met in Philadelphia on
Friday last Rev. A. D. Eddy, D. d., delivered
the opening sermon. Delegates were present
from niney-seven presbyteries. On the first
day of the session, memorials were presented
from several presbyteries upon the subject of
slavery. TWAS expected that this subject would
engross much of the attention of the assembly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
TIL Z FR L L vi AN .
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1916.
WEAPONS FOR THE CAMPAIGN!
Freeman Extra!

In accordance with conviction that the exigencies
of the case require special effort to be made through
out the Stale during the approaching State and con-
gressona canvass and in obedience to the earnest So
citation of friends in different sections we hereby
propose to send the Freeman for twenty-six weeks
commencing with the llth Of June next, and ending
the Sd of Decembel in bundles sent to ONE ADDRESS
with pay invariably in advance, as follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04
Caledonia Liberty Convention.

A convention of the friends of Liberty in Caledonia
county, for the purpose of nominating senatorial can
ddates, and the transaction of other important bust
ness, will be holden at Danville Green, on TUES
DAY the 9th day of June next The Rev. H. II
GARNET of Troy, N. " and other speakers, are OK
pected to be present @. COOK,
JNO. WOODMAN
D. GROW.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

NORTHwEsTERN LIBERTY CONVENTION. an
other column will be found the call for this convention
which is to assemble at Chicago the 9th inst. 1t
will no doubt prove highly interesting and impor-
tant meeting, and we advise all the friends of Liberty
at the east who design to journey west this season. to
take that convention in their way
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

LuSoIs.-Tho Liberty friends are opening the
campaign in good earnest. The Western Citizen
Chicago one Of our largest and best exchanges, az
knowledgos the receipt of over $50 campaign sub
5cri5ors, One individual has obtained nearly 100 b.
hlsown efforts. Here is an example for Vermont Lib
erty men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

~ The call for Senatorial Convention in Gale
donia County, on Tuesday of next week, should be
borne in mind by all the friends of the cause in that
county We look for large accession to our ranks
in that section at the coming election.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

FORElGNThc Steamship Great Britain arrived New York
Friday last The OF the passage Of the Oregon
England utcreaed little sensation was consider
I'd pacific Ireland is lreaned with starvation: sixty people
were admitted into The poor house in day Dungayoon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

BLIND GUrDEs,-If we mistake not, neither the
Uatclnan or Patriot, of this village have given their
readers an item of aecs eyen the fact of Toreys
death in the Baltimore penitentiary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

GLF7We anticipate our usual publication day this
not able to give any of the convention proceedings
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

PoTAro MURRAN.-This disease says the Amer
can Agriculturist, has now appeared among carrots
and onions in England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

~ Vermont has more revolutionary pensioners in
proportion to her population than any other State in
the Union.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-06-04

05@Our thanks are due Senator Uphamfor a copy
of the Presidents War Message and accompanying
documents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
From the Farmers .'ionihiy tisiior
GREEN AND DRY WOOD

From experiments made for the purpose, il has sp
Tesrd that very considerable PARTON Of the heat pv
in the combustion ui green ~ recently cut Are
w@d, isexprnded IN cnnverling the water nio steam
in which latter t,rn II passes up the chimney. Tins
heat Is snrely ls' in purpose Of warming roos
isf the various obi ior which fuel msy he used
Ofac"ld winter morning. The kindllug If fr is
surry business where The Wod is unseasun,d; surt Of
punishment, and MI light une, To whoever may be en-
gagged IN II. II Increases the reluctance of geiiina up
thefrby rendering persuns late fi,es IN the morning
and putting behndhanJ every occupation fr the shur
ASn,pf days, aud the tine si each day in overcoming
the reluctance uf The fuel 10 bnIn an additional lss
Iherere. we have, already luss III heat, ss by ,euc-
sahre. with spss e ne and a ii blue punishment TO
finish hrir par, ul the d disadvantage.
Well. wla, nsxl2 Why. If p,ssible. il happens Ia
be uur desire, worse Than all lhese--h. cfiemper.
the d,w is kicked away from the fire sh,vrns; puss ID
brusd away. and the poor hille white headed nrchns
~ thry came crying UPWARDS the smoking heap. are
wished that ihey would keep in bed I'LL The fire burns
Then
My dear, what makes you in such bad hnmor This
with nothing better Than make a FIRE WITH suc,
. n,rning as ,his2 Y"n may thank yonr Stars ii you
geis nm ulhin al hreakias helore NOON"
'.D,a't hr ), furious. wish that You had ths TEN,
qefat your sister Placid; she Gun plains AIN told
aud makes ihr best al every thing"
;'And well she may! we'll she mayl She has hns
baud. AMI only maa. Every stick of wood SHE has
ioharn WAS tut ons year saoihis winter as been sp
and piled away in Tho wood huuse Tor three months a
iezsl."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
AUDUBON's QUADRUPEDS OF NORTH A.
MERlCA. $500

This superb work. in which all Americans must feel
lively interest. is sboni half Completed aud Is TO be
flushed within the iwo yesn ensuing. Each number
curtains five plates representing or more aniDas.
drawn from and often of the size ofifs well pr
fec, in proportions, coo,ing. SC. Price SO per nam
bet The letter press descriptions " The habits, hsuns
&c, Of the animals, will DO furnished 10 subscribers
without extra charge. - ts, e #sH# -
To estimate fairly tie imnr,snee u this work,
be bcrne ~ mind that many III The snimsls hers dsioes
sied are passing away s"d must be depicted
er The great naturalist tpo must be exported ~
ray the debt 81 nature, though sill sciv. and dent.
We have heard that he MAS b~nt % starting If himself
10 Texas to procure the necessary specimens u quad
rnpeds peculiar 10 that country. bot prsnadd 10
let his sun 60 insiead. tie has, in pursuing his sbors
ii love as naturalist. spent Yeas in tile savage soltudes
IT the Rocky hloumains, visiting the Csnadss. Texas.
Nexcu. &c.
To men Of wealth. and especially those Of refined
and literary tastes, this work viii inevitably cnend
itself IL onah IL have n, least ihonsand subscribers
nong ns 81 as tp pay its expenses hire and leave the
author 'hs proceeds ii his European subscriptions as
reward for his genios aud his unIiring lshors.
" Y. Tribune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
MEXlCO-SANTA ANA.

The New York Courier des Eats luis Of Saturday
last. protesting 10 have it's information from reliable
snfces siaes that all the various factions Of the Re
publican party in Mexico are opIsed III Psrdps. now
President. by usnrpalon. ii the Republic, aud have \
greed 10 act together. taking Santa Ana rs their leader
for The purpose Of recling his "vrrthrow Santa Ana
is :" be recalled from bsnshmen fr this purpose; and
II is added ,ls pledges have been required by Those nj
the head OF this movement. and given by him. that with
The success "i The revolution his task will eud The
nonarchtnl party destroyed, Santa Ana promises to
c"nv"ke The whole people in primary assembly. and
sign 10 them the eectln ii President and Congress
himself renncng the f,rmer ofre and retiring abso-
lneiv 10 private lite. There is nothing improbable, Ger
,ainly. in these relations.
Last accounts stale that the Mexican ir0aps in save~
raj detaalmens, am uniting In the avg regal~ 1000
men. under the c"mmand Of Gen. Ampudla are march,
ing towards The Rlo Gmnde Tor the purpose Of meeting
Cen Iayl"r. We have M apprehension, huwever.
ttat there will be any fighting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20

red OF r.k. mote u ~ss drrv sesp'ssng qaanlalS.-
d~cse uaRs u this very pretty lot inside walls -
fiaey psIvessssd eomson clay, yell mixed up with
Spanish bsv~ =. h~tws n stsrrd into ,hs ,saiafs.
.skes lilsc c.ls. Lsmpsisek s"s sfsassh efss n.
together pesiace rexid,sh eoior. Lamps
blsck moderate qvsn,i,ies makes . slate rolsr very
suitable la the eu,aide Of buildings. yellow siifrd
in makes yellow wash, bu, chrome goes farther. and
makes coas general; esteemed pses,ier Ia oil these
cxses The darkness VI The shade will II cosrse b deter.
mInne ~ The susnsisy VI The colosng matter osrd. II
10 dscsb nsske rule. bscause TIA tastes very
different; IL wohld be brst Try experiments = sh"-
gle amt H., u dry. have been told thai green must
MI We mIx-d vi ,h ine The liWe destroys The cuof
and the .er has Effect npon the wliew ash, wh,rh
makes liz crack and peal. When walls have been had
~ smked and you wish have them n clean whils, II
IL well squeeze indigo pentifully through bag into
The wafer you beffc IL ~ stirred the whulc mix
lure. II larger quantity Than five gallons should
Dc waned, the same propoftIon should be observed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
Nov "a
NE w DOOKS.

NNRAVEt.S IN Mexico, illustrated, by A. M. Gil
u liam.
Ramb.es by land and water, by Norman,
Mites ir,'m over the Sea, by Rev. J. Mitchell,
Library flhe Prose and Poe'fy oi Europe and America
Mrnr Library. edited, by Morris 4 Willis,
Complete works al N p. Willis
Modrrn British E-sayiss, by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poems, by M. +. Topper,
The Book Of Hearts,
The RoInan Church. &C., by G. Ed. Lester,
laer" Life, by Upham,
Chronicles of the Gid. ny Ro. Souihey,
holmes Life Of Mozart.
Thppings IN Aulhor Land. by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany. by Gfan,
Nhewel's Elements Of Morality,
The Suffering II Christ,
The Artist, Merchant and Statesman, by c. E. Lester,
l. ,gal Rights Of Women,
un"n "f The Holy Sp'r' and the Church. by Jenkyn.
The extent of the A,onemrnt, IS
Arnod's Rugby Srhonl Sermons
The Jesulls, by Mlchelet & Quinet,
Treatise On Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
Srrmon On the Mount. splendldy Illuminated,
The last OF the Azecs, by f.. Ma,urin,
Ascan,s, BY Alex, Dumas,
The three Guardsu,en, -
Love anc Mesmerism, by Horace Smith.
Jus, received and Tor sale BY
ID. b. PAYNE,
Jan 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
VALUE OF OREGON.

In his Memorial 10 Congress- asking grant Of means.
to enable him 10 carry out his grand inject Of Rad
Road 10 The Pacific. Mr.. Whitney says thaiu sis the
means, and the only means, by which the vast wilder
ners. between civilization aud Oregon can he se,iied
being 'chom timber for nsary i,ceirt hundred miles
wilh no nainfsl c,nna,nncaton except the Missouri
which Is no 10 be depended "n viii never answ er
m any considerable Commercial or other purposes of
Omtnunicaiion.
The New York Mirror remarks Ibis passage, tina,
Oregon instead oi being u.s. Is thus n fac, farther
than any rr''"n Of Eumpe. Twelve hundred miles
"l'hou, timber a'd whou. navigahle water! We had
nerr (says the Mifmr, i"m Colony in Africa, sme.
""'Ie srr"ss the Great Desert. We aud mvr
convinced that Oregon is a prudigpus hunbuy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
NaSala',|&.&!.
.A1l sAx4 81
SsAks--.s-..,..-.I.-... z S-<sf1
2" f,cn ths Boston Cuiiiraior.
PRESERVING timber.

.Hssas. Ediiora-l learn by The kailroad Journal,
that s',ae spruce cr'sses On one oi the Massachusetts
rairsds, cun'psed oi sh rs rr' o'g a"d " inc's
ssquae, had recently bern linprgnaied ihreush te
pefrs With snlpate" cvtWf, ny way VI experiment. 10
Try The effect as b, pfe@fsins u.
sssss.'c - very hight. salt w"d. and noed i'r i's
decasing qnsi'hs we nave ho 'imoer maj fots IN
sh,rrr ilnr than password.
Ia 1884. inrnsna'td ~ine Eastwood ~nh strong
s"n,"n q e'ae-siif'ol lsn'paie OF crprf u was
fsvea feet tns. ten nces Wide aud three inches ihirk.
Rrernswlih The bark IN, oui IN june ms suck lay
si1 wears panty buried ~ The ground Thea i"k np
sud made ihsnmRh rAananaipn aud was surprised !"
6nd itss ~"adsray preserved every part; even the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20


III No. lis NAM srsEEr.
R'cHMoxD. Va,
INV prepared To- oIer bis friends and the puhifh 'ol
i Usual large supply of
Drugs. Medicines, Painp. Oils, Dye Sluff.. Window
Glass. English. German, French and American Chen.
Gals. Preparations. &c.. &c., making his assortment
large and complete Among variety Of others nay be
tound-lsI quality Indigo. Extract LoqwaJ. adder,
CopPefas. Alum. Lamp Ba * Castor Oil BY the barrel,
gallon m dpz Sp,s. Tnrpeniine, do lax, Gn,und
Black Pepper. Ground Alspce. Cloves, Numegs, Cas-
STA, Mace. Cinger. Sweet OIL in baskets and by the gall
Ion, with large assortment Of Mullca Window Glass.
OF all sizes for builders, Copal Vsnish, Brushes, Sash
Tools. English and American White Lead. Colours
Soap Stone Paint for R@fs, Hair Brushes. Tooth and
Nail Brushes. Soaps. Pocket Beks. Toilet Bottles Per
fumery Sc. &c., all Of which he offers Country Mer
chants and others, god as articles of the
same quality can be sold in The Northern cities.
The subscriber, II the doubtful quality Of large
number Of the powdered Medicines usually sd has al
considerable expense erected machinery for the manu-
aclnre OF Powders under his personal nspeciion from
the best materials. which enables him 10 guarantee all
Medicines sold by him pure and free from AJul,era
ton. ~
Physicians invited to examine his stock assuring
them that no pains shall spared TO furnish them il The
best style and at short nuice.
All the new remedies and instruments received as soon
as they appear and any article ordered irom the Norh
by express. I#f-n
ALSO-Family Medicine Chests, " i,h directions. and
Physicians Medical Saddle Bags.
p. JOHNSTON,
Richmond Va
March % 4y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
) PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
u y % G h burg VirS mi u

HAVING compleled my Wafer Power and other
i Il Improvements. at my old stand. near the Pump
House Of The Lyuchbufg Water Works. am now pre-
pared 10 all orders 10 my line II business, viz
Cast Ge-rng TOR Mills AM other Machinery with eve.
~ description Of castings of 4
IRON BRAss, AND STEAM engines, TO-
bncco Presses, fintner., bands, Levers, &c. &c.
From experience Of nearly 20 years, in of The
hest conduried establishments IN the State. ee conf
den, OF being able give satisfaction Those favurng
me with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention Of Tohacconsis
tn my abllshment. Having been The first that Intrnu-
ced The nuiacture Of Tacc Screws Presses and Pa
tent Bands, &C., in Lynchbnrg. can with confidence
refer osa unacqnaned with my work, 10 the principal
1opaccunss oi his place. having put up rs
aud 100 presses. within The SHIRT time Of my residence
here.
With a view Of securing fair share Of patronage,
shall connu add such labor saving machinery as
will enable 10 execute work with accuracy and de
spach, sni will warrant all work done my esiahl;,,
men. be equal any done in this place espw here
A. Z. DABNEY.
Nov "a ;2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
LOVE LETTERS.

Dear Msdam.-ln declaring the following dec,.,,.
lion. soss me To suppose this supposon, that il your
mag inaon can imagine who my preference du,h prefer
in chasing choice ,f partner for partnership, you
yonr~lf must be The one imagined.
However. shall reserve this reservation. that IL you
d. DOT lsve entaually. Whole and soRe, make This
distinct exsrrvsn, tina, compulson comppls me 10 fur.
draw, and leave II 10 else explain the ex
pansti"n Bnt il ynu decidedly to The decision
thai yon ove ne and ,ue uniy, then remark aud say
that ne will fo,ch all things to q speedy. quick,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-20
mn1.s.n.T r TEVNLEf


<NsrER Gs ,,le. 4 full and complete supply OF
" o10011x1D. cuasisog J" part VI the @''o"
g Ass'- 2; . R,s, s.. c'''' and n. o. Sugars g.
25 boxes sod barrels LAT Sugsr.
AS bsss Rio. Lsguyfa and Jaws Coffee.
30 hhds. and bbls. MoIssses,
25 slfbasrels very fine Moasses.
800 keys Nais. .s..-t-s
30O seeks Salt.
rs 10 toas country Bar Iron, = z--e
:. Tredsgar tnpn. spsll sizes,
5000 i,s. American Blls,rfrd Steel,
500 :" Shear aid Cast Steel.
100 Hoop Irun. IN. to II H.,
10000 +" bale Cotton,
1000 F" Soe Leather. good snd damaged,
20 barrels Tanners Oil.
20 Gnndsiotrs,
900 lbs. best Caracas Indigo.
1000 Nader,
40 keys Dupoo,'. and Kentucky Ride Powder.
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20 barrels Vinegar.
80 nest Tubs.
30 d.a. Bnckeis.
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
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80 barrels M. 2 and 3 Mackr-l.
50 bu>es Sperm, Hull's aud faow Candles.
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90 boxes Ralslns,
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30 hoxes Tea,
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20 bales Doinestcs,
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80 pieces Bed Ticking,
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