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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Arriycd, schr. Fox,
from Norfolk and Richmond
Jan. 2S.-Arrived, schr Mary Elizabeth, Par
ler, from Richmond.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2G.-Arrived, schr Man
chester, Smack, Is days from Richmond.
Jan. 27.-Arrived, schr. juliet, Wogam from
Petersburg; Schr. ]. w. Kemplon, Osborn, from
Norfolk; and schr. Mary, Scolchburn, from Virgil
MIA bound 10 New Haven
ST. MlCHAELS, Nov. 25.-Arived, brig
Henrico, Paine, from Boslon-would load Tor
Boston,
BOSTON, Jan. 2l.-Cleared, schr. Lowell
Baker, and ship Washington, Knapp, for Rich
nond
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2f-Arrived, ship Rich
ard Anderson, Bennett, from New York. Sailed,
Ship Virginia, Wo d, for New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29
C,oud s,bemes 6r Esb,,o,u la16,
Magnificent Scheme!
An mn M A D g

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. !,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D; c., on Saturday,
February l4lh, 1886. IS No. Lottery, 10 drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

Tickets $40, Halves 5; Quarters , so.
Certificates of Packages OF 25 Wboles, $3.50 90
DO. do. IS Halves, G5 90
Do. do. IS Quarters, 80 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF OND.
High Water this day, at a. o'clock, P. M.
ARRIVED

schr. VIM. Applegarh, Graham, Norfolk, sun.
dries.
schr. Council Nickerson, Norfolk lumber TO
Bisscll s. McCandlish
Schr. George Klolls, Beatty, New York
Schr. Flora, Nichols, Norfolk, lumber and cot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters so.
Certificates OF packages OF 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. IS Halves, 65 90
Do. do. 25 Quarters, 80 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

A LIFE PRESERvED.-The following positive trs-
"A tlmony IN favor of WlSTAR'S BALsAM, has brr a
received hy the agent III this ciiy
IorDAs. y. T., april IL. lsi5
In the Winter Of 1871 aud = was troubled with
botrsehess and dry hacking Cough. produced no dub,
by change of climate having previously spent some
time nj The South, aud possessing weak lungs and
thcr delicate constitution. In February was attacked
with hemorhace of The lungs, which continued until |
had not sufficient strength of voice Ia speak loud
three months. Through medical treatment and care 1
partially recovered during The Summer hut un fhr
urn Of Winter was attacked again with cpugh rhil>
fever night sweais Physicars said the, conld do
more for me, a was rapidly sinking with consumption.
Fortunately. my friends procured The BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY. thinking il might relieve me Tar 4.
time, aud, with The blessing OF Kind PfuvG, nee II
iirrly r'"or-d me- Ia h~ah which have continued
erjos until the present time, without any symptom oi
my former disease, with The exception al being itilr
liable 10 cold from damp air aud sudden changes az
weather. ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day al April is4s, he
fore me- A. CASE, Justice.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Dec. - GAYNOp. WOOD
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LAND ADJACENT To RICHMOND FOR
SALE

T STILL wish 10 sell my farm, situated within
L mile and half of this city; also. will tim
bered lot OF 80 acres less than half mile distant
from the same. The farm contains about one
hundred and len acres OF highly improved and pro-
ductive land, admirably adapted 10 make; gar
den, or dairy farm a. ROBINSON, Jk.
Jan. 22-clO&d3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

Schr. Ann Rebecca, Cramner, New York
Schr. Rainbow, Berry, Boston, sundries.
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DR. ROSES REMEDIES for Consump-
ian 81 GAYNOR & WOOD.
IIYLRIODATE OF POTASH-GO ornces
IL lust received, and for sale low by
Jsa.27 GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Druggists,
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fY Orders Tor tickets and Shares anu CertiL-
cafes of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing Will be sent I'M
medialely after it is over 10 all who order from
us. Address $780,,
Jan. 22-2awd&c Richmond virginia.
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Grand Scheme.
1921 DOLLARS!-l0O of 1000 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class s, for
1886, TO be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Sa-
turday, February 2ls.
prize OF $35.294 prize Of 1873
/" 10000 100 1000
/ !" 5000 ll5 /" 800
+" 5000 &c. SC.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters , so.
Certificates OF Packages Of % Wholes $40 90
Do. do 2i Halves 20 90
Do. do. % Quarters, 80 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

CROWDED HOUSES THREE NIGHTS
LONG Err, AND POSITIVELY THE
LAST!
Previous Arrangements precluding the possibility
Of performing beyond that period
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

II The Wing will please copy-c3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

Magnificent Scheme
80 600 DOLLARS! go OF l 600 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 9, for
1916 to be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., Satur-
day, February %. 10 Nos, 10 drawn.
/ prize OF $4,000 prize Of $2,s53
10000 so 1000
q 10000 100 600
5000 1870 500
1000 &c. &c.
Tickets Si2; halves s; quarters 8; eigh'hs ! 5O
Certificates OF Packages OF 20 Whoes, SioU w
IN do. 26 Halves, so 90
Do do. 90 Quarters, 40 90
Do. do. &c Eighlhs, 90 on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATION

We often sec in the Administration naprrs appeals to
The people 10 support The pulley Of Mr.. Pok's adminis-
iraiion This might be all very well. II these guides
"snld show us what the "polcy of the administration"
realty is--or MS We see it well expressed by entenpo.
Iafy, ''lell us The latitude of the Adminslraoh' The
friends OF those IN power should themselves agree in O.
plnon concerning their own policy, before they invoke
the country 10 It's support They should first say. whe
iher ou0 Az, or aye is the orthodox line of boundary
u appropriations for rivers and harbors are properftho
SUB ieasnry bill as passed by the House, is To be the
c'eed,h The Tariff can be supported north OF Masons
and DlNnns Observation-Disclosures All ihcso points
ought to be settled, beyond dispute before they talk
bout the policy Of the Administration We have AS vet
seen no recognized principle II policy adopted by the
Administration and united in generally by The part, ex
cep That OF turning Wings of office and putting
friends OF the denim nj pHuy into their places and
even tins last principle creates, occasionally some e
gumhng IN the parts of the country here they are mol,
used 10 the pfocess. Nu Mol Mr. Haywood and Mr.
Allen must uuiie Ia the Senac-and the w fs,sru n,
Southern leaders embrace IN The House Of Representa-.
nVes' or appeals 10 support the poey Of The Admins,
uaen, VIII be considered by intelligent men as VAN
Wefds, conveying no other meaning than the old one
keeping the party together order that those hu are
It's head, may continue To ENJOY the spos OF divide them
amongst their parasites aud iayonies
.licg Gag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
TIE TERRITORIES

During the debate IN the Senate on the hill nrov;d;no
for the deficiencies IN the regular Appropriate bill pas
sed at The last Session Of Congress- when the extraya
giant expenses incurred by the Legislature Of the Terri
tory oil Florida, were discussed, Mr.. Yuleo remarked
Me''s' urging me payment OF these expenditures that
no" hntew Territories, and no llkehood Of there heinz
many more tor he supposed That Oregon would be ready
TO demand admission as State into the Union, by rbe
time they had established complete jurisdiction over il "
Ana voice exclalmed-"Ay! and there is Cuba!" All
mus may sound ,ce 10 othesbui 10 US il CONVEYS an.
o'he and different meaning We are to have no terri
torres, waiting with good patience for time and strength
to make them States! Nj States. struck ont on The
instant, are hereafter to hurry "onr destuy''
3ler. Gas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

A letter from officer On board the u, >. ffigate
Constitution now in lhe Pacific, Ienles the following
pleasing incident, which occurred when lie Consilu
ton about ten DAYS from Macao On her way To
Manila and found herself fl q OF SIX Batlsa
vessels, becalmcd:
"A few light cats,paws famed us along until were
within two miles Of them. aud then the ind lett U.s.
We all thus becalmed III sight Of each oihor We
made them out 10 be large lneNuibale ship, two lrg
aies, one brig and TWO steamers toir nation yet un-
known, as there was wind 10 throw out their ensgns
Presently one Of the steamers began firing up and
shortly aeIWard bore down for u.s. We were just exer
esng orr crew at general quarters (aways keeping NJ
our dscl pine, you pfrceye.J when she came within
hail From her we learnt that the vessels composed
the East lndia squadron Of IL. b. NJ, under the com
nand Of Rear tdmral Sir Thomas Cockraue, X. c. b.,
that they had been months down among the islands
and the whole squadrUn short of bread greg. wa
ter, and other accessories and they desired 10 know II We
could furnish them with the stores required to last them
one week. We Of course complied. No asked
than done. No sailor ever steps to coeH, the biscuit in
his locker when he sees hungry customer. Then a
lively scene occurred gratifying assure YOU, 10 10th
sides. Our guns had TO be ttc0fea and indeed, VT
must have presented rather hostile appearance Ia Mr.
bnl; IN iact one OF the ilc,s good humodly uhserv
ed, he thought we w,fr luihp 10 II, him ont # wa
ior. We TUNED to with light hears ard h ke out The
provisions and sent them on bend while entertained
the officers IN very gallant sly fact d,ne Tie clean
and geniee thing by them. DON'T rcolIec ever spend
ing pleasant time lhanl did the two shon hours
they were with u.s. and when they left, 1t was hike part.
ing with friends of long standing. One good fellow
gave as he was about leaving, 1.-The good Old Iron
sidesaways the first prepare for her friends OF foes;
and her eentlemany ufiictls the GiSt treat thm ac
cordngly,' light breeze shortly afterwards sprung
upnight closed in-ihe wind ireshened-- we cracked
Oh Sudden sails both Sides allow and auf aud the next
day the high mountains of Luzonwere plainly III view.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
NAAff.a3f ICS ~.

Man ~ b. disla}s 1is taste LOT naming NV -. -"
America Il ours di-flaYs lis disposition f ia'9,""
l. tnaf unnsaLahlo nsaHfeT. ss Tie iilpMih2 VI" ~
i teesa nfifrr remarks that 10 Eampe thIfe - 'ps
zoe Iaad9n. whilst IN Inns country We have i've ~
l9os one New london and seven Lon1phort'
al the old Grid there hut iN ilsces ea'' am
and We ba-e six. BESIDES Wfny.fe h'ci'iie'''a' %,
ton ledfrls nine Ijdghions nine lhaihams' e9'.'
Hoflingiuns sixteen Doawafts, fourteen ofuf's. isi
fren Samorscts, nine Cambridgts, iwehiy'hys i@hs'
and otter English names IN proportion. we nav
bfee Dresdens, fourteen BtTus, twenty 1lanoYe's '
tur NipnHas An The cities II the East are mnit'fli-
ed pfrai many times. with the exception OF o""sa"i
uople IN place OF which. we have Constantine
There are one hundred and eighteen towns ara eout
ms in the United States called NashnRtehi lheie arc
uiaeiysone Jacksons siXly-nine Jcfefsons, my esh'
Monruos, fry hisdsnns, ihlrytwo llarnsons, hp''''
Adanses sixteen Van Butens, twenty one Gays ihffe
sVehstefs and not one Tyler. OF Benions mere ave
fourteen Fiadkns oghiy.lhfee aud Lafaye ties ihiiy'
onr he popularity Of an individual cat hardly De N
ered from the number Of times his name occurs On me
man. Clinton is multiplied twenty seven times, D,ea'
lur nine and Perry dny-onc. There are but very 10"
names hal occur hut once, and these Vfy peculiar
Small pnx, pf instance, q town IN joe Dawes county
Illinois, stands alone yet did when the census WAS Ia
ken, ~ dees the town Of Jim Henry, Miller county
Missouri; but they WILL doubtless, be imIlaed 0eof,
long.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

Louisville, (hv) has population estimated a, oh,n,
loTy thousand. The Journal. of that civ sovs ,be
were more houses hui there last year. Than during any
t'""s year, ana from the extensive preparations now
going On. It is believed that the buildinps IN ho -.
's year will onl'number those of the past season M,ny
81 me ne" edlces are private residences. comnnd,,n
and magnificent; and exhibiting great improvements in
aien''ec'uFa TASTE The Journals subsequent remarks
~" SUI" ohe OF the na'n causes Of this substantial and
Increasing prosperity Louisville. is randy nc 4'1
"a manufactures few years ago her Interests we[s
Almost exclusively commercial. But a whvlesos,
"hange has already taken place, and our citizens n,,
'na'niAcure articles Tor expdr for Nl4ch. hn sba,
rs TO " V"'I cit
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SHOES AND tf3GFS.
'onsumptivcs be on your 1;uard,


.,,. TAR AND WOOD MARTHA.
:, n, '"e ''aS' introduction of this popular remedy
~ 70 public notice, in The fail Of 1913 Tar MIxtnrs
and OF every kind and name have strung M
medicine, 10 the inspecting invalid the eAee,tn'
lar win them to render them popular and secure
80. De mol deceived aud ayuid every medicine pur
5u'g 70 contain Tar, except the original preparation.
Compound Syrup Tar and Wood Nap,ha
80 "e'Ssy You VIII save time and avoid disappont~
this Invaluable remedy is oniy pre.
pared by , T. Thompson, NJ Il, corner 9Th and Spruce
streets, Phsdelpha
For sale by JOHN II. sFAY Druggist.
.7gehf or Lyneibrg aud ciciaiig
Aptl ~ WITS
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NM onEeON QrEsTIoN.-Th. NlI.oal n,

TIE OREGON ESTION.-The Maternal Ii"
lellaencer has the following editorial notice oi Tue ae'
lun 81 Congress on Thursday
Final action on he Oregon Qhdi0H IA C2p9}t@.-
CoFGREss has at length made final dhFoSh m OF
the Oregon subject, aud 10 n manner which, NM /"
having RETAINED from any acl1dp AT all, VIII reeve
we doubt mol, the general appreciation Vi he country
The two Houses yesterday settled thru dIeiehees III
regard 10 the form Of authorizing notice by adopting
(wih Two unimpouant changes ~ the phrdse9 y,
recommended by tie cuuleIoes) the Preamble and He
solution oil the Senate These changes consisted SIN
ply in Substituting the words "a proper measures" oI
'feaeuod ffJfls" and the word "aiIustmca" lot The
word "setllemenl" These changes II they affect ih
sense Of the resolution al strengthen rihr Than mn
pair the i1rce OF the SENATE original pfoposllion nus
reported the recommendations ei lie coneres WAS a.
greed 10 by the Senate by vote of AZ IN 10; and hv
the llonse Of Representatives by the very decisive
vote Of l42 to 4G The resolution has finally passed
both Houses, therefore, and is as iollews:
Here follows the resolution:
The resolution Continues The iuelligenccr) may be
considered emphatic tApt vi he SENSE q" the
two Houses of Congress, in favor Of compromising the
Oregon boundary dspnte and the adoption OF all proper
treasures" includes the reader viii perceive, a'bt
trdtion, as well as all other modes OF settlement
IN the only speech made yesterday in Tia" House OF
Representatives the subject Of the resouliun II Was
pronounced be instruction To the President IL com
pton.ise and this opinion, coming from political fnene
OF the President, may be regarded as tar euustTue't
VI the ituo nature and effect of The Resolution.
The Resolution, having thus happily passed eo'l
Houses IN shape as uncXcaPlahabe rs IL could WEI
have taken, requires (beng JOINT tesu'ulIon) 10 b'
placed before the President Of the United States for In
appreciation aud signatures whvh WILL Of course be dom
without delay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

:, ne editor OF the Cumberland Civilian, writing from
frederick; says-"ln regard the prospects of the Ga,
ns' can only say. that am encouraged to think Thai
pl III be- wei. In one opinion have unlimited conf
dence-tha the work will he c,.nnla,od ,,n,i. N .
EN- ,dr to Cumberland negotiations are ON foo, here
ana 'hink they will be concluded in few days, which
'ead me 10 believe. that the work will be forced ahead an
along The Inc with great visor aud energy"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

M T. hive just received very large supply Of Goods
w IN our line, which makes assortment more
completei In variety and extent than ever.
we have building Materials Of all kinds such as
locks Hinges, Screws. Bolls Nails, Sc; Cabnei and
ohoemaIer's materials OF every description; Bellows,
Anvls. Vices and Screw Plates; Trace. Halter, Log,
nh and Srecher Chains; Scythes. Sex L. and Snahs;
Flames, Saws, Files, Chises, AnIurs, SC, Tire,
Band, Hoop, round and square lion Cast, Shear,
German and BIisiered Steel; Spades, Shuyrls Forks
and Hoes, Coffee Mills, Tea Kettles, bell metal ket-
Ties, Frying Pans and Sievrs, Ropes, Wagon Boxes,
Springs and Axes, Glass and Puliy, liable and Pocket
Cutlery.
Also, an extensive assortment of SADDLERY,
Hog Skins, Saddle Trees Webbs, Bits, Stirrups,
Buckles, Sadders Tools Sc
Oar friends aad all who wish TO buy Hlrdware, are
invited 10 call and see us We assure them we ire bet
Ter prepared 10 serve them than befre. All
Goods were bought the lowest shade for cash and we
are determined to sell cheap. Be sure To call
THURMAN & SCHOOLFiEID.
Apnl9 w3w
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LYLE.Y.SE .s.OTYCE.

~ oIlLE Is hereby given, thai shall attend al the
a ashing,on Hotel, in The town Of Lynchbnrp. on
M."hay The 4ih day Of May next. fr The pur,a,se Of
so 'i The State Tax Licenses All interested
Asse sesse place that day
JOHN RossER, Dept Sh'f,
A..aoz ior james Bullock Sheriff
WI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

The Oregon was iloar'd od the roeks last evening a
SIN o'clock with the help Of lighters under the direction
OF MI Slurgls, who superurndcd The eciIng 1 of tie
iienry Clay. She Is not injured much Us was tear
ed. Inc sum necessary put her in oder Will not eS,
cetd $tu,U0 and II Is confidently expected thai she
Wi be ready To resume her regular irps the Sound
in thirty days-.N Y Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

"O"H'i, I~a ctHls '~NttI Oh, % els. The bot
~ per ~ tie
Cologne Water. lung yiss. Tooth Drawers. Al
% and I2i cts. Race t;inonr IoS .,s ma,
Nlacassar Oil, rs cents the To-. 10 bs far Al y
wal Peters' asd Lees Pills.--
Violin Strings. 25 cts. the 20 eenis The COX
SELL Champagne Wine pint
Iiones, 90 cents. battles 80 cents.
Starch. i2i cents per h. 10 Tooh Brushes &, cents
.os- ior VI Mscaboy SnuH, % cents
"si1 nloTs, z row boxes per bottle.
for 81 SO. and other 81. Shaying Ssp I,ld su,sri
-es 30 !nuforli"i. ORG. and l2i cents the
Surgeons' Pocket Iasiru- cake.
s, q. CHROME. yellow, Is b.
0e'o"1 [n"oefs. tpaPer | boxes ior 81 so.
0oAes) 20 cens The box. soda Powders Draper box,
esq l2i cents the box,
ana many oiiser articles equally low. for sale by
Howell eDAVlES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30


,a.,iaaS ,uaie.ssslz ,sp re.idf al ihs dislt
raished seAa,or Massachusetts, reference u liz
use lis iusj aaierfly, Nhs The latter "as Seefu
isrs STATE SANDERS tte eesi and must piial
c,sfsci.r st >aid Nj ". , vii not, rs senaiof,
BY any o. n.ne Kermit aal such iasaeuus scandal
scainsi any high executive rcf Of ny country uf an,
POLITICAL rar,y aea espcaly against citizen ho stands
rs high before the verdi does heee sis. tssaed aBd
&c whsse reputation and lame abroad opposed as an
TO him In poliicsi opinion almost every suffice, par
" cpuies. as an American ieei pread. say, Wi
moi consent that such gossip shall be the foundation Of
call upon The presdent id any scun whatever Of this
cha ,.ber.
will not dignity such unworthy accusations by any
notice of them whatever. Bni is Is not The ehlei fea
Tor my desire THAI THIS resolution may be voted down
by the Senate. 10 siaad p,eredua. lie sand he
especially desired iaa the President Polk and al lunfe
Presidents rasy be assured that as To The disbursement
of this fund, the Executive acts upon his own re
eponsibiy and is be cand 10 acc5ual; oihefs
wise the act at Congress would be dirty trap ST. IL
il pretty business il cannoi Tep1se snicieai eon
dence in our Chief Magisrsie-one who is elevated Ia
the hiehes: station IN iha gin Of the people OF these
States by their free suffpges,o enifusi him with III"
expenditure Of the paltry nj fry thousand dollars
wear for his country in this mode. Mr.. w said he fell
BUNDLED tina, he implied by what he conceived 10
be his duty make these observations. lie regarded
the fair fame Of distinguished public as the pro-
perry If the eaanry had r tiy,d rich heritage
from those hO preceded US aud any man who unlnstly
and csuserssy assails the reputation Of such American.
is no true friend Of the peope or iheif lnsiiicoos.
Mr. W. said thar he held il TO be important that the
executive branch NJ the government should be satisfied
ha, full ecudeuce is and will be repsed IN II as to the
fidelity with which this fund may be disbrsed. 10 The
discretion which will be exercised. aud that II will be
,,ofecdby Congress and by The people from seandalon
impuiatons EASILY made IN regard 10 II and that u
may mol be defvsd from is jedcous and patriotic use
By any erprchthsious q popular stapiei unPraperi5
rrced. AID popular ca,nor goiiei. uP Jor eher than
patriotic objects.
Mr.. JAaNAGis and Mr. ALLEN made few remark
and the question taken the motion REJECT the
resolution, and the vote sntd
Yeas-44, No--Mr. TURKEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
We q sseSysN sT.s.y.Cg-FS.

~ y - Hh WHY ~ eEsV q ~.
SINiIE SUBSCRIBER has permanently ucated in
Il The Town OF Liberty. aud would inform the cili,
1fns OF Bedford and the surrounding countless ,ha, he
wishes 10 purchase
y nunlrr of Likely Negroes,
for the Southern Market.
Having made arrangements 10 dispose of them in the
Souih. he sill pay the MOST LIBERAL CASH
PRlCES, for all likely NEGRO E.y, ofboth sexes
Pefsons having such property fr sale will find it to
<heir 10 crest 10 give him call, before selling.
An letters addressed TO him at bery. will he rromp
attended 10. W,I"ON G. HEWITT
Liberty, February ~ 3m IF
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zsGls.ElaFEaN q. SAs;1Ia

Hor"ardin; al C,mo i..iDa a,rc.int
o ~ r II Il D a S N,
90 I'LL give his careful and prompt attention, to Cor
w warding
GOODS, PRODUCE, TOBACCO AND FLOUR
i"t wh'eh MS charges will be nodeae- Constantly on
hand
SAL, Lump and G,otmd Jiastsr.
F2e = IS #
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| To EE CoYcLUpEn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-15
DlCUERREOTYPE


NHR. HUMPHREY would respectfully an
w nounce to the citizens of Wilmington, that
he purposes remaining in this place short time,
and of giving all an opportunity of procuring a
correct likeness of themselves and friends in his
superior st"le.
Having connection with three of the most sue
cessfuI Dague1reotype Rooms in the State Of New
York he has advantages which but few artists
can realize.
Portraits taken in a superior style, perfectly
true to nature. If very fine tone. gdtd and color
ed so that no climate will effect them in the least
Dasuerreotypes raken by the old process glde'l
and coIorcd to render them equal to those
tax IN a, the present day.
Portraits IF sick diseased persons taken a!
their residences if required
Particular attention given to those wishing to
engage in the business. Instruction with all the
latest improvements. apparatus and stock, furnish
ed on reasonable terms.
For further information inquire at his room. on
Front street up stairs adjoining DR.. ares direct
ly opposite the Chronicle Office.
January 80, $40. 2O'n