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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

liberal pnwefs. be stung ahd have abe u admin,
ter it. The Governor must be Superintendent Indian
Aflits There mus be Land offices, Custom Houses
forts, light huuses, buoys, &c &c. This is Just what
v,f,xpected. Oregon sands us more IN the relation
-, distant colonial Dependency than of eolermiuuus
territory / is found necessary therefore In enlarge the
,unctiuns of the ierrilorel Government he same
,owers " hch sniced for The government If Missouri,
Arkansas, and Michigan, during their probationary Stale
ofexsence befare admission into the Unlnn. are cnry
,e.sedly inadequate in the OF Oregn. Ia fact the
organization Of the territorial government Of Oregon
will be the first step towards coIpnisl system. Mr.
Benton called upou the real friends ot Oregon To ops
pnse the attempt 10 adj urn until the territorial bill was
passed. lie appealed 10 Western members. in behalf
III other great measures ~ Which Their constituents were
interested.
Mr.. Wrsrcorr replied to tauns of Mr. BENTON
upon the $40 40 men Ielhonght the great domestic
measures Of The tariff. sub treasury. public lands,
-housne system Sc. could be disposed OF by the
Goth July-tut he opposed an early adjournment on
the score Of our Foreign Relations Mr.. SEWER want
ed only time. lie said. 'wennly wanted an or three
ihin.s to make this glorious session. We only want
ed To pass The Tariff oil. the Land bill the Oregon
bull aud the Sub Treasury bill aud then should have
carried all our measure 10 a glorious termination and
the SESSION will be glorious ses,ion." Mr. FAIRFIELD
was in favor Of adjournment. He agrecd with CounI
Benton about Oregon, 'or What there was left of it,"
lie charged Mr. LEWIS with having delayed important
bills. Mr lewis Diet .nded hlmsrlt and said mo
would be Tor adj ,nfnmeut without wishing Ia give the
90 by the great of the session. The res,u
lion was laid upon the table by majority of four only
which does promise much Tor the success Of the
great measures o the parry.
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NJ. c. NEWHALL, Ga.

NJ. {. NFlN 1TATI, baNgPT.
Resolved, That the President draw on the Treasurer
in favor Of jesse c. Young. tor the of nine dollars,
for binding sundy copies Of the Revised Ordinances OF
this Corporation.
Pre,enl-N. Hart, Member.
The Chairman of Watering Committee made n re-
mort embracing the period Tor the last three months,
winch being rad was received and adopted and orders
cd IN he recorded and, on motion of Mr.. Christian,
Resolved That the Watering Committee do carry
out the report in relation To The erection OF a ne" hose
buus, &c and that lnry ascertain proper location, a
l Tar the husp and the costs Of the whole AMI make
report 10 the Common Council.
The petition Of the Trustees Of the Presbyterian
Grave yard, was called up and considered, Wherenpon
it 49,
Resolved, That the President draw on the treasurer
IN favor of the said Trustees, for the sum o. four hun
dred dollars m aid Of the enclosing Of the SAID Grave
Y;ld.
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EXHlHIIlO.v,

FHNIIE second annual Exhibition Of The Students OF
LY.NCHBURG academy
will take place the Methodist Protestant Church, On
the % and Ord inst.
Defamation Of Selected Pieces, Thursday. p. NJ.
Original Pieces, FRIDAY, 8 y. NJ
Address before the Cdieopcan Society, by ii. X.
SMITH, A. b., Teacher OF Languages.
~ B.-Nex, session will commence on Tuesday. lst
SEPTEMBER. DAN SMITH, Jf., Pnucloal.
July 2 1t
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,'shaa "ih teiseHee 10 SUCH ia sne,s aud sfr not
l''Ptd 10 any other But II Is useless 10 attempt to
give an adequate conception ut the variety of ways IN
"eh he interest al Whole population is Identified
Win the subject. the shut sae, which y, can all
III s'af paper lar such discussion. and therefore
''t srlected The I'M branches al industry and invest.
nea ol capital specially referred abosr because the
p'a'hss al the question directly l., pulnt la
'hen aud hoped thereby Ia induce reflection on In,
SUBJECT knoNlns II the attention ri linttlluent CONS
"om, as that "t hynchburs could be directed 10 the
S"J'', huch mnfe CORRECT views would present them
selves Than any Which could ufer
w iil another remark. OF rather statement | will
leave tie matter with huse whose interest 1t Is TO ac IN
reference To II, aud Ia act with becoming spItit and
P'ohP'Ss mat there Is cause 10 apprehend the oss
OF The trade. irum the western and south western un>
YES, apparent tnn the following IacIs stated to me by
Hlthd, II " days Since who got them from clIzsn
ct Roanoke, nho recently visited Baltimore He found
'haI the Ifp To aud from Salem which is the point at
"o lhe ifaVel DIVORCES to that ely, could be- perform
90 IN Two days less time, via Lexington, Stanton aud
nchesIcr. than through lynehbufg and that The dlf
terence III cost was 81 cents In favor Of the Valley
roue Add to This, The expenses oi ie two days 30
per niy, and allow but abntrt's wages say 81 lur
taseilefs tlmo a ID II gives $500 against this rlute-
W III MT tins STATE al things withdraw the travel and
WITH II much OF our lfldr think II certainly will
Unless an notI he made the evil Of hgh iae
on this lne. lhls renHds HAT II is not inappruprl.
a'r nor thiimtly, 10 say word TO the very worthy
P"pnelofs n our western lines Of sa,es aud do II Il,
"'ee' good irellng t9"cksn yor spctd and reduce
your rates, or The "lcnh n retpm nay rist uon be
fore you are dcdre 81 II. Dac wutd as To the cous OF
the James River Company IN tins matter Of increased
price oi travel The rrcuniaw condition OF thai com
paoy induced the Baad OF Directors Ia advance the
Tolls On passengers. fmjndlcuusly think b suel, Is
my confidence IA the public epirl aud Intelligence al The
President aud Din c,fs If that company thai have M
doubt they VIII mre lhe sluckiodrrs IN the proposed
Packet COMPANY IN sprt ui cuncillatlnn espeel,1ly
when the avoNej oJec Of the sssnclaon is to allnd
IUfTB al INN,
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ORI1aj AIRY,

Died. in The county Of Campbell, on Thursday, the
18Th of June. Mrs. ANN SoorT, c0usou OF Cant. WIN.
" Scott, decreased The sIlh yosr OF her age. In
cnrdIng the death If Mrs Scot, record the death OF
one whom IL know 10 love. She WAS all that cons
suted good nelghbor, aflectIonale mother. and
hind mistress. and, than this she good Chuss
lian For many years she consistent member ri
The Protestant Episcopal Church. and, IN the hours OF
her ds4oull1u gave her friends many assurances, that
that God whom she had been so long endeaY ufng Ia
serve did not iorsake her in her diving hour. WI llsl
her death must bo a sore bereavement 10 her afflicted
family and friends, their sorrow is a'evated by the
hope that they shall meet her in world where parting
shall be more.
Of The Richmond Why will please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

%. Mr. CALHOUN has at length presented the Re
port on Internal improvement upon whCa, as Chair
Of the Select Committee; 10 which referred the
Resolutions of the Memphis Convention he has been
Tor some time engaged. II said 10 be document OF
great ability and likely to command much attention. -
Ten thousand extra copies ordered To be printed
and the subject made the order for the day Monday
week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

Or Virginia has been less prompt than her more
Southern and Western sisters. Ia volunteering the
impulse has been given-and the work viii now 60 on
aud the required member aud more too be promptly
raised. In Boeiout county, last week. nearly 100 men
volunteered in one day. We believe the three reg
ments can easily be filled west otlhe Blue Ridge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

The bi'l tar the appointment Of Major General
and two Bnsadler Generals has ssed both Houses and
received the assent Of the President OF course Gen.
Taylor VIII be the Major General 1t is reported that
Co'. Iwggs will he one of The Brgadiers an Col.
Butler, of Kentucky another
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

W Inc proceedings Of the Public Meeting in Pat
'cn COUNTY the circular ofh Corresponding COMMITTEE
:" DahvIII', and other communications and advertise
'henls unavodably postponed
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a CITIZEN OF LYNCUBURG.

.Ressfs Edt'rs.-l would he Obliged by your pub
IShlns the following statement OF the tonnage On ll>
tie Miami Ra Road
desire that this Information should BE- gwen 10 ynnr
readers, because tlfk pretty eonelnsrvrly proves
thai those who as,erl couGI,nlly as many do thai
a canal Is better adapted than Ran Road Tor the Trans
poralleo III Agricultural products, Minerals anI lum
Der. ATE III great error.
In dtciding upon the weight which should be given
10 the Information afforded by this tom he re.
part Of Tie I.lle MAMA Rail Road COMPANY II should
be fecollected thai The NJ ami Canal is cunpeiitar
with his Raj Road, hr the onnaseol the Valley Of
the Miami River.
deem the dissemination of correct views on this
subject 81 the FIST Importance; because of my con
,Icnn thai II the Extension ut our great central line be
by Canal 1t viii be but prolonsallon OF splendid
failure.
Statement # tonnage tdr lie gear ending Isl December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

N5- Henry lioRn, wh0se nomination as collector of
Philadelphia rejected some weeks ago, nom
matt that Office and again rejected by the Sen.
ate, on Friday last Col. PAeR ii IS believed, will
receive the appointment
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! his statement contains hrty-hve articles which
may be classed follows Twenty -fonr Of farm pro
duct, six mineral SIX product Of The iorest, nine nscel
laneUnS
he extent Of this r ad IS sixty five miles the total
expense of construction &c has been $3.50 ,3G1 otSli
Az per mile. Our canal over country presenting
tely less difficulty Than that Wcsl OF Iyncburp cost
Thirty folu Mou,and one hmdred and fHy doIid,S per
mile according To Mr.. Cabell's way oil stating The
count. Oihets have shenn that the actual cost WAS
forty thousand per mile. Now, Is II not clear that
the higher the nj the line OF improvement, the high
must be the cost of transportation II is universally
So ard indeed must be. What the then.
which should induce the Legislature Ia continue this
line by Canal None Thai can see; aud would like 10
hear some reasons gwen by those who advocate per-
peualion Of the folly which Induced the Legislature 10
attempt improvement from Richmond To the Ohio
River by Canal. AMllEltSl.
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EOK N.IZE,
May 81

1.-TWO of the most desirable nus,Nrss LOCATIONS in
l Iynchhnrg. The CORNER nousE, al present
occupied by VIM. ID. FAIR. and the adjoining one BY
JAMES FRcrwnLL. Esq the two fronting on Main
Street a2i feet and extending the usual depth o, 80
feet Both houses In the very cenIte Of business AID
will be sold either whole or separate, to those disguised
to purchase II not disposed Of privately, they will be
offered nj public sale IN Thursday the 9Th OF July.
the premises. 1t that such valuable property is
offered Terms liberal.
Apply To PATRICK QUINN.
jane 2J 4tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

W MI Haskell performed on ,nday night to res
'Fe''aoIe audience and glvo general satisfaction. He
"'S postponed his perloTnances until next week. On
consequence Of The weather, llh Of July, SCI when he
Will open again
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

Amount deposited with Treasurer al727 90
he lontn'liec laseh.en appis,d HAT the lot on
which Hose house M now stands cannot he unc,
longer had Tor said purpose, consequently tcmuvcal Is
Indispensable
Your body Is aware that The present house Is famrd
one, ahd very insecure. aud the committee deeply i'm.
p'ss'd Win The Importance OF having secure ey
cry respect as we'll itan fire other protection ni In
HE apparatus. would recommend and respectfully ask
permission 10 build onr IN respect, adapted la ihe
purposes iof which II Is intended aud one that " III m
Psfmahth III lis construction and submit the accnmpa
n'ne plan, marked u. merely however ms n general
outline. by which thet views the better explained
and cost estimated Tue specifications of course would
be moro minute and explicit when mado Tor contract
ln& "r Is eansltuctou. which also MINOR alletna
llus may be made. To the building desired conn
pele IN every respect, Will about $1,000 ~ 1850
which can be- paid out o The ,esptccs o the committee
without Increasing the levy the citizens
10 meet The wants oil the committee ur the ensuinp
month, ah appropriation Of three hundred dollars IL ask
ed. All oil which Is resneetully submitted
IND ROBIN MCDANIEL.
PAUL JONES,
i PARIIN,
4. u. JENNINGS.
Extinct from the ilurna.
-. ROBES, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

"M, f. NJ WORD, Esq. senior editor of the Fin
castle democrat has been appointed Postmaster vf that
town, vice Col. AuNspAuGH, resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

% writer IN the Richmond Enquirer recommends
our 'ownsnan, WILLIAM DANIEL, Jr, for the vacancy
IN the Court Of Appeals
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" We learn that the 'Sons OF Temperance have
''ned Division in this place, and will appear in the
procession on Saturday The 4h,
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TO TslE PUBLIC.

.fENlE HARDWARE BUSINESS heretofore CON.
l. Quoted by II. B. & w A. Richards, Will hereafter
be carried in the of the subscriber who par.
c.afy requests all who want Hardware cheap, to give
him cali II. B. RICHARDS.
N B. AL persons indebted to II. b. & w. A.
Richards. will please eoe forward and make payment
without delay. u. B. s. w. 4. X.
July 2 IS
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il'll il IV.
ENtFhci tom the lpurnal.
-. ROBES, elk.


The Isl Anniversary OF American Inde penlcnce vii
be celebrated IN tins Saturday next and viii h,
conducted IN the following order Reading OF the De
rlaa'on of Independence, by Capt Jacob II Robinson
Grafton, by 6eorge W. BrnalI. Esq; Temperance Ad
Dress by Mr. John y. Cough. Inc procrssion will
torn IN The following order under tho direction Of Gen
David Rodes Ms Marshal IN Chief assisted by Col VIM
b. Brown aud MaJor James NJ Ianghorne and such
other AIDS as the chct MARSHA may appoint ocIoek
A. NJ precisely. IN front oil the Union Hotel
Isl Mechanic Artillery.
I'd Young Mems Society,
Sd Court and Council,
4th Judge of Superior tnntt
5ll Army and Navy Officers
9th Mechanics Debating Suceiy.
Gh Hose Company.
SIN Gold Water Army
9h Meadc's Chapel lem Society
loih llolcombe Is. 4. Association aud the sons Of
Temperance.
llth Young Mems Tenn. Society
l2h Citizens aud Strangers,
18Th tlelgymen ol town aud Country,
ld'h Revolutionary Soldiers,
l5h Invited Guests,
10Th Omior, Reader and Lecturer
1IIh fl. Guards,
lsh Iynchburg Light Infantry.
After the procession Is formed. IT will proceed down
Main street 10 Turnpike Alley. up Turnpike Alley 10
Church street. up Church street to HE Methodist Eps.
cupal Church.
The looWin order will be observed in the Church
Jubilee Song by the Children; prayer by Rev. DR..
Saith; reading of TIA. Declaration; Song by the Children,
Grafton; Song by the Children, Temperance Address;
Bene1clion.
The arrangement of the seats will be concluded up,
on, and announced in Thursdays papef All Tempers
ance Societies, IN the neghbohood, cordially invited
To nlh IN the ceremonies ot the day.
The Church will BE- closed TO the citizens until after
the procession shall have entered. The front Of the
thurch will be occupied by the Cold Wafer Army and
the Ladies. The back pafl of The church will be
pied ty the Military Companies. the Hose Company
The Young Mems Soclely, tho Mechanics Debating
Society, The Sons OF Temperance and the Temperance
Societies.
Messrs. &. w. Naeltine. Jacob Rumbongh and Vim
cent Tabb will please attend to seating the audence.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Mr.. Cough, the celebrated Temperance Lecturer,
will deliver sddrcss ON Temperance, at Lees Camp
Ground. IN the County of Amherst miles from Lynchs
bury. Sunday, the l2h day Of July, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. WM. l.. FAIR, Pres't. OF
Meadr's Chapel Temp. Snciciy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-02

II s,'S hHiors w lh yaaf permission. vii nav
Proceed to show That investment Of ADEQUATE csnt,l
10 establish line III irl,weeky Packets between lls
place and Richmond. charging ~ texclnljos .r,ls !
iar The thorough travel and IN pfap,ft,on for What j.,
Called way travel would be good stock fndenendcnt
~ me advantages Ia result Ia our Town generally by
having cheaper ne OF travel through 1t 10 Ricbmand
VII, h's' make an estimate OF the requisite capital by
shfwing IN what II will have Ia IT, ~ pendp1
Three Packet Boats must be purchased. Two Ia be-
furnished and equipped IN The best mannsr and one Ia
h' trantd AS trlei boat. IN uI accident to those
regularly used
> hosts. estimate at average cost of
$500. with L urniIure Tor two included
"a rs .n,. slo.5oo
40 horses will be required, these price n,
SO each 500
Harness for same. $50 sett, 500
II Stables, at S3u each, GOO
Total permanent investment. Sll7OO
But will state The capital Of the Company at fifteen
thousand dollars.
Secondly - Annual charges
The items IN this estimate will arrange under t,ree
distinct heads, tr greater persplcnlty. VIZ. Towing
Charges Boat Charges ard General Charges
ISL Towing Charges:
Keeping Of 40 Horses. al $50
each. $4,000
Shoeng the year round al
S. each. 2i000
? riders. one 10 each team hire
$50 each. $50 90
Cloihing the same Al $50
$500, boarding Of san,r,
elusive OF meals on boat, at
so $40. 10000
Towing lines s 100 haers and
other Stable ilNlufes 500 10000
For casualties 20 horses, q pr.
cent on cast as above. $50 90
Wear aud tear on Harness, s.
se,t, (iO ,elis,) 2O). 90
Total under this head s5.6sOoO
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Valuable Town Property
For Sale.
TElIE undersigned offers for sale that valuable prop
4 erly IN the iown of Lynchburg, long known AZ
KYLE'S CORNER.
This is of the best located lots In the town. E,r
business. and ia emeny worthy the attention Of CAPT
ias,s The undersigned is ANXIOUS To SELL and invites
the application oil purchasers. For terms (Which will
be ihera and the nile made undoubtedly good apply
70 Charles l.. Moshy, who is authorised To SELL
FREDERICK MONrMOLLlN.
Trustee, &c.
The 10, contains 80 feet front, running back the usual
depth OF lois and will be sold in whole or in sepa
rate parcels may be desired. f. NJ, Trustee.
june IS tsH
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u Wiom ID. Ba'iee, Tnren ,, Bartec, Robert b.
.Nachie and Elizabeth .Uachc.
YOU will please To take noiirc. that sha'i on Tues
day, the 25th day Of August. 1876. In the Clerk =
OGr nj HALIFAX Court house, Va proceed 10 take the
dispositions Of James omnr mud others be read as ev.
ldence Ia snll now depending in the Clrcn Superior
Csnu Of Law and Chancety. for Halifax county, In
which you and Others plaintiffs aud am defendant,
II from amy the said dispositions should not be
completed that day. they will be continued from day
To day un flushed
Yours, &c. LABAN PALMER
july wAw
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HOfetOUrl Institute

SS0tctOUrt Institute.
'kllE exercises Of the BOTETOURT LN,SJE.
1bIE will be resumed the Ist Monday IN
September. The humber of assistants VIII be increased
ahd % pains he spared Ia enable this seoo to merit
The patronage which II hns already secured
few additional BOARDFRS can BIZ receiynd ib,o
me ia"y III the Primer pal. II application he mad. so,,
The expenses o the school including every hing ox
cepi bonks Is 300 payable the hall IN advance
-aesson OF | months.
For particulars apply the subscriber or to J. Antho-
ny. Esq, Of lhls place.
WILLIAM BRYANT
buchanan, July . WIS
% F'ncasle papers. please copy.
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r. lived dat d r,ssst.I dtaU aran ~. 'if.l.r
ter. IN asnf Of The chairman ut The Watering Commit.
i're. tr The sum ct hrer hundred DOLLARS IN be- held by
HIN subject 10 the ord.f nl said committee,
Resolved, That tle President draw nh the Treasurer
IN sv"r al The Police MASTER Tor the sum ui four hun
ded dollsrs. In be held b, hun subject 10 the order Of p
Street committee.
And then the board adjourned
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go, H'a'"Pt S2i35 90
The COLLECTIONS of the Superintendent since y, Ami.
have bean, "a per his ie.nrns vs. L,L,As.
As pr return ilh May. marked g. slG65 GO
iSt June, do { % %
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REPORT or WATERING COMMITTEES

1.-THE President and memhets OF the Cnfanon Council
The Altering Committee have nothing To report dn.
fl"g Tue mnnh ct Arrl. and the present embraces The
three first months The receipts and distribution dunn,
said time havs brrr as follows
by amount received on the 23d May ms an nrrtr,is.
-, '"n' $500 On
10 amount paid Payae. Gregory y ca lar
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Book ior iormer Super'm v. |.
Io amount paid James Bosher. fpr
Hose reel. iot Hose huuse No. |.
W.
To amount paid Elisha Snesd, Tor
Hydranls. Sc, v. }.
10 anonnt paid lynehhnrg Virgin.
ian Tor advertising. v. !
10 amount paid John nollns Tor oil.
In 1913, 4 aud s, 3.
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Total known charges, including casualties
Ia hnrS"s and harness,
As entire accuracy IN snch an estimate as
this Is not att,lnable, II is jndlcions to
make liberal allowances, will, there
fore, add per cent on the abuye a
mount Of SIG $1,000 whlch Is
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HALOMEL, l2l cents

June 225
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-05-08

These ships are all Of the largest class, and are
commanded by men Of character and experience
Their cabin accommodations are all that can be de-
sired in point Of spendor, comfort, and convent
ence, and they are furnished with every descrip-
ton Of stores Of the best kind. Punctuality in the
days Of sailing will be strictly adhered to.
Price Of passage to Liverpool, 500. From Lv-
erpoo to New York af25
Agents for ships Oxford, Montezuma, Europe
S,enor doah, Yorkshire, Fidela, Cambridge, and
New York.
GOODHUE & CO., or
C. ii. MARSHALL, New York.
Barring, BROTHERS & Co,
Liverpool.
Agents for ships Stephen Whitney, Virglnian
Waterloo. and John R. Skiddy,
ROBERT KERMIT, New York,
T. & J. SANDS & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Patrick Henry, Ashburton, Hen
ry Clay, NEW, } and Independence,
GRINNELL, MINTURN, & CO., N
CHAPMAN, BOWMAN, & Co, Liverpool
Agents for ships Roscius, Siddons, Sheridan
and Garrick,
f. X. COLLINS & Co, New York,
BROWN, SHIPLEY, & CO., Liverpool.
Agents for ships Queen Of the West, Liverpool
Houtnguer, and Rochester.
Woodruff & MINTURN, New York.
FIELDEN, BROTHERS., & CO., Liverpool.
New York, March 2-lyd