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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

tefsburf, Huntingdon coHHY. Pa, VA consequence Of
eating arpe>buaor Which had been bcpi ia gl72=I
cfoeks. One Of the hni.y, yunug man, had died.
and all The rest who pait1oh Il IL were IN critical SIN.
alton.
Erpeasire .'fedieiae.-Oae cfibe new products of
chemical operations, called .2coaiiiae MADE from the
.AconltHm .Aapeiius wolfsbane, far exceeds m val
ne any other artificial substance made. T'relre
grains of the article have lately been received large
importation, by Ar. Patterson apohecary Of this place
Tor which he paid fifteen dollars IN New York. Al that
rate an onnee would cost six hundred dollars pound
niae thousand six hundred dullars, AID wenld be
worth 10 less than trcnig million fire hundred
and t'tT thousand dollars. - u asLagtoa Uai5a.
An incident occurred last week on board tie boai
Poahsta#, Capt. Rn1es worthy Of naie The
boat runs upon the Potomac, On the Washington ard
Rlehmnnd line, and always rings the bell she passes
Mount Vernon, IN honor Of tie ilusrons dead whose
mortal remains ealombrd there On tie occasion
mentioned, the iarmonean singers (3Jsonians) were
on board. aud the boat Slapped opposite Wnshnnuns
crave while they sang The melody "Washngton'8
Crave" In 50 touching manner-the whole company
standing uncnFeredas TO bring the eyes Of nos
on bolrd-.7ieEn.dria Gae.
The competition long the various routes of travel in
The Eastern States the coming promises To be
vfrY active The last annunclaiion is The following
Egpress day train 10 BoSien.-Ihe several rarugd
COMPANIES forming line from New York to Boston
have ranged an express irai1, 90 through without
Sops-except at water slaons-and taking no freight
except specie and personal baggage. o'clock, A. NJ
IS the hour for leaving New York, and s. from Boston
every day, and the fare is 50. ias steamer viii do
the crossing between Long Island aud Norwich and il
will be altogether desirable route.
An aresan Well Association is about to be eslab,
lished in Boston.
Edward Everett, the President Of Harvard College,
has taken up his residence at Cambridge and On Mon
day mon ming last entered upon the duties of the Office
sfLLiHG orr GuEAr-"FREE GRAris ron No J
THING.o-We copy the following unique dyertisemeIt
from the Detroit Free Press
T~rNs-Ihe undersigned, having recently lost his
wife, and her leaving pair Of twin dau9h ers which
would give To gaod family that would like to adopt
them as lher own. The infants be the house
OF Nh IL. E. Perry, Woodward Aveaue, Detroit.
Isaac DEFFEEDERFER."
Al the stated meeting of the beard Of Managers of
the American Bible Society. held on Thursday last the
Hon. TnEopoRE fRELINGHUYsEN VAS unanimously E.
lected President of! g Society.
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friend from South Carolina Mr. Cslhonn) that. last,
su,ipode shave met; thai hr has length inside
,ett oi The ienrsbe s.us,e irem Missouri. wlo slos
innl his lay place 10 rsy the hambla subaefn. \
lsuahl his Is eeTialaiy lie highest achievement ne
lAr calhoun has yet accomp lsied; the greatest nir
.cus triumph ever won; lie very piondes bOas be eau
exhibit
The Senstor spike of the Aeaa ennon Of nut linle
hand-ot lie AJAX felanun. and lis lesser ue AJAX
lfby this title he referred me- disesip ~; have
ne 10 be called an AJAX, great ~ futile. ! am bnl
paor private salder. coaieat 10 In the ranks.
ask favor; seck reward fuf my humble SERVERS
save The Triumph OF the great cause. ak nuiling be-
yafd it, and would spura Il II Offered. should dcspse
should hate myself. II cualJ. ei such s4ihieci cher
ish feeling Of Stfshnoss. But humble as am,
had rather be The ule AIM the hunbusi the pouresI
soldier 10 this glorious hand. than hold ny bad hg
thai eoald not any Thing thai below ne. than
with ny proud ibut 10 press the ea'tl iii nol
worthy To receive the impress. irs, had rather be
poor private soldier than live and wax about carrying
my lt,ni the iusepliuB II am fultr claim 10 ruiz
all for all are hfiw me; and fne will ~ BuiNii Is
n matter 81 iRdittsTtLce 10 lie WHICH lie he who ie
may there tais land 20 high thai he can 81.
and dppess The public sentiment his will: be he
who he may and ss high he will. he fad eith
all his fellow eilizen.. cannon level Ark let mt
ta 1.-THE Senator cho,ss, bul lei lin remember thai
Others ruebi al Troy besidrs the Ajaxrs and Asamem
non aud Ulysses There an Achilles there. les;
this Achilles, fpJinlng the ,aesnl seat Of Mr.
Cas- aad let that srnalot bewne thai when the hihl
is over, he be noi fund he Hector, whose feless aad
epnrned body shall ado;n The triumph Of Achilles
fAtlho close Of Mr. lanneaan's speech. ard during
lis delivery there were repeated aecamalIons from the
galleries
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

Tn New Yufk GIaiie iastfapsaiot .hc Ill s ih
agreeable gossip e,m the fdrsian .uuezf haf.ts ~
tae Courier DIS Eats UHls:
The ksbab " i1D iIas been fsnfeg & some lime "
Pafz, and who 81 notorious -. tie ffslus1h WIN
= hel he lavshcs tls esrismefts. Is. Il would seem
music md. and although he IS between my ana eiAl
years old has taken Singing uascr ite Is very ''p %
displaying his vocal ppNCts ~ society, aud lhe "iP
lac enters drawing fonm he seals himself 81 me PAM
and invites sina Of tho ladies present u sing dh
With INN. the iaviiaiiln, Of is accepted ana
when the pieee finished he gallant Nahoh thank MS
tar partner hy offering her cashmere All lhis Is no"
well understood that 10 lady ihin5 Of refusing Inc
dutfur the shawl The NabJ, "a ab1nl 10 give bal,
aad IS caraefes appear to be mpre N Ie' connected
with every action Of hs lit. II IS said each 8dy HHied
and WHO bonnfs that fete With her presence, VII b.
presented with superb cashmere This rpri mas SET
all the women Wild uf Invitations TO be silc dance, as
fhey call H. aud those Who have received lbehl are
making ol every imaginable means procure them.
Ladies of the highest tank, those Hbued With The
afisoerallc norguc ul thr aub1urg 81 German, do not
hesitate Ia srnd their cards Ia tie Nabobs huit or 10
iascbe thfir names. with their own hands, IN hs visits
my book
Osr or TUE "CoRlsrmaw CArIrtLs."-An in
speclp o police making his rounds at Ashley he other
evening. alter the performances finished iaHud an
elderly well dressed lying IN one Of the bbos ~
state of complete inoxication; h.. carried 10 The
nearest station house where he passed the night and Tie
next inorhins being sufficiently recovered 10 speak
gave bis name George Spencer Spencer Treyle, aud
rerued to the Marquis 81 Blandlord, A oflser was
sent To the Marquis residence 10 enquire What he knew
about Mr., Geofge Spencer Tmyille The Marquis WAS
out Of town, bat his valet returned with the messenger,
and seeing the Pr snHer Immediately recognised hls
masters father the Duke of Marlborough The deseen
dan and representative d The great captain aas bcrat~
cd On giving The bail 10 appear when required.
Tim LrIsraG llouGa or ALr4AEpfR DuMAs.--A
gentleman was enqaIfng of friend OF Dumas whether
~ Mas. al In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13
OREGON NEGOTIATION.

The Washington correspondent Of the North Amefl-
ran. writes:
/ haze diraoi authority for stating adyces have
been received from MI Ac.abe asserting iutmaling
that Great Bulan would mako no other proposition
Sc as stated in tue OF The Philadelphia Prints and II
any viii take tie pans, independent of thls nHqnes-
fiaahlf contradiction, TO examine the dates o the arm
val aud departure VI he NO steamers Which carried out
the rejection Of he second oHero arbitration aid brought
back the answer. will he any consultation such
point was altoIeather mpfobableat oil tyrns II Is
peilIy DENIED quarter which admits Of no ssenf
A6er the arrival Of The ll5ernia gave he public The
substance Of Nh NJ Lanes despatch la5 Il could
Be diyalle1 from The best source. Il vas: "thtre was
u positive Of peace and immeliltcn ind
cation uf war--thr question was held IA abeyance NV
lag 10 adyices expected from hlr Paktuham by the en-
sung steamer No lato accounts have been received,
and the statement referred to without Foundations If
he onieial channels well informed and may be
tms',d.
Tho Washington correspondent Of tho JIunpl Of
Commerce las tt,se ntiuiauns. There IL, is tie
Newark Ad,eHser gaed reason 10 believe thai Mr..
Ntb,irs speech went ont IN the steamer Of the first
Mr. v 5 speech was all written beofe Delivered and
he read It 10 Tie Senate from copy
NAsniNeroN Tue day. March 81.
The general impression is that a correspondence is
raup between The governments ol The United States
sud Great Baln, lhal may lead 10 rtsnmpiIon Of tire
oegon negotiation upon such basis that viii promise
a success, lu result.
The call ior the correspondence VI" be delayed TIL
afief the arrival d HE 3" tnleofni" 6nl have liule
doubt tha The President will be called upon In It by be
Senate, beofe Ihey proceed to take the yole upon the
question OF nntice.
l. is said here that Mr. Welsiers pregnant remaks.
which are IN fact suit o manifesto Of thc u the
conservative rnion a Ceag es. could reach Boston
n lIme To 20 oat 10 Eoeald IN lle paehe, d the Isl
lh,s IS 10 be regretted. # II be SUI lo they would show
10 the people ahd government ol Great Britain that the
question mus be settled reaceaby; and mus be settled
upon the bass ol The i9th panlIr aud hsl il will be
dangerous iof either party to continue play the CUNT
ul planale etiquette.
Al eauens 81 the Democratic members ofhe House,
held some days ago was agreed 10 pass the Sub rea
sury md hr oterun measures. All ttese will % IN
lie Senate very SUN nal, IN the Senate, they Will
all become tie sutjccl # much dscusslon though little
debate will be allowed IN he House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

A RE1'ORF. Mr. Greenlow replied 10 Mr.. Ben.
ian's speech IN which las book On Oregon .s assailed
with harshness and conlempf," and winds up his reply
with the following meaning EEToRr.
The honorable gentleman is pleased to represent my
History OF Oregon the Of great deal of mis-
eaie as playing the part of the Duchess Of Marble
fanghs ll'c dol, which overturned some water on Mrs
Masham's dress aud thereby led 10 the dismissal Of the
Duchess, The recall other husband, aud the peace of
Utrecht thank the hunorabe gentleman for his kind
utss IN Illus c"mpltHenlng my book, whllc dscla IN Tor
any such great virtue. Mr. Benton has not shown
who were regarded by him IN tins play as representing
MIS-. Masham and The Docness Of Marlborough and /
am totally unable 10 supply The Of tho Information
by conjecture, The accident occasioned by the dur in
I'LL was, however certainly productive Of great and
good effects; even il they had been cl!iaea To freeing
the queen and the nation from The Influence Of Old Sarah
who had long before become unbeara5le 10 all by her
vieoasocss nsoeuer, and egosn aud her obstinate ad>
herence to anliqnaled nolions.v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13
Don,coitc hilttiitGfue
,ppOINrNENrs ~ TaE PRESIDENT.

~ I eitN ahisa - ID ''i4' NJ 49,
IL aud 'eih ts adeice AID fo5ssfi 4 lie sf"ai6
Richard J. NcCuilab. 10 he meltf and n6aef eiih'
Mni at The United States ai Pnadelth Ina. Voc Jgha'
H. MsClniocl. resigned
john N. McCalla, IT Kenucky. hacenl Auditor o
the Treasury. vice " l.lam u. LeWis. removed.
Jim Il. Msrmufde ui Louisiana, Treasurer 81 the
Branch Mint Of the Uailed States. at New Orleans,
wee llnfaee c. taumaek, removed.
Felix 6funds Maysln. 10 be second lieuiensni IN The
marine cofps. from iti November last, Vce Leui H..
y. 1aylur deceased
Reuben Burdne, of Washington, and Henry ReaTer,
Of GearReievu. 10 be Jusilce- uf the peace.
Iaomas f. M,afe. 81 ksnluely 10 be Indian agent
Tor The lHdeH ibts the upper Missouri, vice Andrew
Dnpp., removed.
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Hom The .At,e Orleans IicayuHe, lp1il /.
MEklGD.

Ilieuiy ImroRrANr Nrws-Nn. Sllnrr1. HAS pE
MANpEp ms PASSPORTS &C ossrERNAnoN IN NEnA
tEuz -ArPRrnrNsloNs OF ANOTHER REyoLurIoS
- GyoLr or Gus, AMrunn's FORCES urRAGEs
rPoN Tne POLITICAL rREes, sc. sc.
The |. :. brig Of war somers. Capt. l1eraham. ar.
rived al Pensacola the evening of the .9lh ul BY
hls Conveyance NJ have received FLEE from the city
Of Mexico 10 the III aud from Nta Cruz 10 the lSh
ull.
The Somors brought dispatches from MI Slidell IF
so urgent character, hat thcy were forwarded 10
Washington Cry by special express.
W infer fom The alarm ct lht CT zrns Of Vera Cruz
ard the laying up 81 tue Mexican Navy ont OF the reach
of the Uuned States Squadron, that the people and
government oil Mex ca had come To think thai the mi
ted STATES Lave borne muth omlooe,v and ,ee~h
M: SnIel was expected TO arrive At Vera Cruz On
The 2Gh ut Tie Uniied States sloop of var n Ala.
rs. Was waiting ,r HIN al Sacufeoa
lie correspondence which append will funish
ouf oadefs with an adequate idea oil The slate of INN $
m iNi4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

A WrsTEHs il bGr.-A Paper published somewhere
out Ntsf gives the following report of Judges sen
ience, Lately passed criminal. Brunely was doubt
less lizard case" but what hind ufa case The Jn1pe
Is, oar readers may dc'ermlne:-
"Btuneiy, you infamous sroundrel-yo you're an unre
deemed Yllnn--yon hant single redeemiu' trait in
your character year wife and family wish we had sent
you 10 the Ptnlentaty. 1hls IS The fifth time Ire had
YOU before me. aud you have put me to more trouble
lban Your neck Is worth. IRE exhored and prayed
over you long enough, You seouadrcl just 60 home
and take one glimpse at your family; don't lei US ever
heaf oi yoa aarin. he Grand Jury have found Two
other indictments against YOU hui III discharge YOU on
your o"n recognzlncc, and III keich you IN this neck
oi Woods 10 murf ~ morning at daylight llI sock you
asht square IN jail aud hump you off 10 Jelersonsye
III llitle less than 10 lmeyau Infamous scuundrrl! II
ever keieh you ero,klng YOUR finger at man. woman
ot chtid-"he man or nigga IN sock yon right square
mo The jag Stand up you sounded! while | pass
the sentence on yau -
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THE CUMBERLAND ROAD.

his great national work was commenced duriug the
Administration OF Mr. Jefferson and as our readers are
aware, runs iron Cumbeand in the State of MARYLAND
"es"ardly, through the tier Of States north of the Ohio
River AID across the Mississippi. 1t las been suhjec
to good many vcissudes of furune owing to the va
citation OF pulley in regard to Internal improvements
II has cost the nation very large sum of money. not
only IN lis construction, but in the debates of which
from imo to time, has been the occasion in both Houses
OF Congress II has been generally regarded as standing
upon somewhat different footing from any other work
oil Improvement; aud many very straight laced members
nave IN times past, supported by speeches and votes
appropriations tor It's extension who would have shrunk.
WIN molly horror from the idea of giving a cent Of
money or the construction Of any other road For our
own part, we never could much force in The arSu
nents alleged 10 prove the work as undertaken or pro-
secuted under circumstances, which made il all diff
eleh from other schemes Of coniessedly national char.
acier We have always regarded its construction
involving the fullest exercise of the power claimed for
Congress to make Internal Improvements. However
THIS may be. the work has, with sundry interruptions
all OF which added 10 the cos-gone forward. 1t is
rely finished, we believe no further than Springfield
ia ohlo-6ut has been graded and paved at intervals
from that point to the Mississippi. 1t was estimated,
mat 10 HhIsh 1t would require four and half millions
:" i'"arS, and the Committee. accordingly, reported
BIZ 9fpYPatipg that sum Some Of the friends OF ,he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

A ocofoeo county convention was held in the county
Of Albany on Monday which ended IN n complete row.
The dlunkers had clever majority I'll the delegates
On which the Eafnbunefs got up second meetings and
sent new delegates. The latter were on the alert aud
took possession Of the room A letter from Albany 10
the NeH York Tribune tells lie sequ,l-
The old llunhrrs demonstrated and a terrible row
cnsued. Clubs and knives n1urlshed al great
rae and the Old llunhtrs uusltd from the room
alter bluud had 1wcd freely aud scores Of eyes were
clad In deep mourning.
Our | :. Collector, Gallup. got tremendously maui
ed, his lace looking like mashed eIly. Corsina GOT a
considerable Of a crack Old Lawrence Nau Duzan,
the Ant Rent Old Hunker Ut Bern. who GOT Watson
nominated last Fall. kicked So badly thai he had 10
be carried lnme. Ciosael saved ms bacon from pound
in, and captured huge dk-hnle the properly Of some
Baruburner. The Old liankers thus driven from one
room Withdrew 10 another. but wero followed by the
l3arnbuncfs and driven from the premises. They then
returned to Abaay. AMI now in convention at the
United States Hotel in Washington street making out
ticket The most intense excitement, rage and ha>
tied exist, unqualified, there or elseN HERE
lho Barhbuners, having thus driven their enemies
fram the iod admitted all Their own delegates and pros
cesd-d 10 nominate ticket"
The Albany Argus (loeooco) adds thu, among 'lhe
cital persons IN attendance, not OF whnm attempt.
"a 10 restrain these ourages. John Van Buroi,,
the Attorney General; A j. Colvn, the new District
Attorneys Judge BrambaIl, Canal Collector South,
wick, and SD On
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CONNECTICUT EIFCT,aN

item, nc a LECTION for State Officers lok place in Connoo
ceVtd but they sufficiently u IN Show 'o' oeeh re-
"''n No election Of Governor by the peone in
y. me large number Of scattering votes ihe
III 'sia'ute' however, upon which b,dS the ola,,'a
rnr, Te''Ef, VIII be Wing by large maiorv Tba
aver Ir.a n'S.sl' Inc Nhg caudI,ale for Governor
leo) u l2oo. ''N' s+"0'01'' WI BE- about
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OPINIONS OF rssH PRESS.
f6NilE Philadelphia Saturday Courier oithe 18th inst
q contains the following
We call the attention of our readers 10 the following;

FESlE Philadelphia Saturday Courier ofthe 18th inst
4 confirms the following:
We call the attention of our readers TO The following:
From The Boston Bee
IHodsoN's COMPOUND SYRrP or IAR AND WOOD
NApTHA-for the cure of Pulmonary Consumption and
all complaints Of the Throat and Lungs.
it IS not our practice 10 notice the various popular
medicines OF the day, but IN the present instance are
induced 10 deviate from ordinary rule om the conf
dcnce we have in the medicine and the truth Of the
statements in relation 10 II. 1t wuuld be worse than
useless Tor Us to give our opinion of the merits Of tbs
preparation, when we can cite testimony ii 80 much
more weight, for the manner ia Y hch IN article is res
cleveland stands In the place where originates whore
from lis use The public can Judge ofls value, has much
10 do in forming its character remedial agent.
This Syrup USED and recommended by members Of
the Faculty OF the Medical College in Philadelphia.
Such testimony is alone sufficient enlitle 10 pub
lie confidence. Again, the low price which is sold
places 1t wlhn the reach OF every one In our es
nation, this article possesses superior claims 10 any
other medicine within our knowledge for these forms
Of disease"
This invaluable medicine is prepared only by
5. Z. THOMPSON,
Northeast corner of 9Th aud Spruce sls Phlla
Price, 80 cts p9r bottle or s. per dozen
,4poid all limitations and spurious miriHes IF Tar
,Naptta.
For sale by JOIN Il. SEAY, Druggist.
.3get for LynctbWy and eeH,ity.
March , wits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-13

LAWS OF TURKEY.-A oenflemao in Now o.
ea"s was agreeaby surprised the other day TO find a
pump turkey served up Tor his doner nnd enquired of
us servant no" II was obtained. why. SAL replied
oa'N'e Ia' ar turkey is been foosin on our fence Tree
.... 80 us morning seize him Tor de ob de fence -
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SAN. IIOISTON

ieafn mat this distinguished Senator from Texas
made his appearance in the senate Yesterday dressed
"a an odd Ioekng sun o gray emit rendered with black
o'a'o' ana 'nvsioiod IN his red Mexican blanket. HIS
singular appearance seemed to attract considerable at
ienliUn.
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~ TO all persons IN uaut {
sbseX GqsasEeS,

ENo. j. PURVIS is now opening at his Store a
~ large supply of
BRITISH. FRENCH GEPILRN. .Q.ND .2.uER-
H.lN GOODS,
which VIII be sod enciureiy for cash. at lower prices
'hah similar goods have been sold in .ynchburr
nave made arrangements which will enable ne 10
apu 10 my STOCK at short intervals throughout the sea-
son, and buyers assured they may Gel greqi bqroq
for cash. JS6 I pI-RyIS
March 80 -, =
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Notwithstanding tie ALLEGED "pr'hi5Hey" character
81 tie faff Of 1872, tho iupaFtaans tbs Spring have
been very heavy line value Of foreign merchant u
Imputed into New l1tk darag the quarter ending on
lie st insl greater. by S4dI,35e han IN the cor.
responding quarter Of -. The effect IS visible In The
fsie Of Exchange. which, ATE informed by the New
York Express Is fully up to, il not beyond The spe
cie point, and which has get upward tendency
Specie Is constantly exported in large quantities 10 pay
the DEBT thus creaed-and this drain Of the precious
metals. Combined with the stringent operation Of the
sub Treasury, which we presume "a soon 10 become
las, cannal tat 10 result IN defnn1ement OF The
currency -Possiby, IN another suspension OF specie
paymenls. Il Is wei asked by tie Express. uns
der s'ing circumstances. 'ts!a reduce the iar,
buy Inc eoitons IN Europe. much Of our lfon SC.
and pay Ter them IN sreeie as Ia have rays only for
onretes. mhile sfegn nations are ,fad,ag from Us uuf
gold aud sveIlp Richmond u hig
The New York ouespondenl Of The National lnie-
ligcncer wnies--
The commercial affairs of The country are beginning
10 assume gloomy aspect. On foreign relations
well calculated lessen confidence aud check enterprise
The money market Is not only becoming GgM but
tlonsy This Is The Tor activity, but there
weight upon The commercial operations aud many Of hase
who calculated upon large spring business are becom
ing alarmed at The prospect before them.
In Charleston q. O. there have alfJady been more
ihan dr29n failures; sJlne Of them heavy. One firm
has stopped who II Is said within three months have
purchase goods IA This city. Philadelphia aud Baltimore
IN amount aa less Tina aeo hundred [po5sbly three
himdfed l. H0t8and dollars.
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.g's2ssEEDFlS sgsE.B'TEEs.
" HE sUBSC RlBER has permanently located in
"a the town of Liberty, and would inform the citi>
zers OF Bedford and the surrounding counties, that he
wishes To purchase,
a number OF s.EEAeEy Negroes,
for the Southern Market
Having made arrangements TO dispose of them in the
South, he will pay the MOST LIBERAL, CASH
PRICES for all likely 1gEGR oI.s, ofbo,h sexes.
Persons having such property Tor sale will find it to
their in crest 10 give him call, before selling
All letters addressed him at Liberty will be promp.
ly attended 10. WILSON Z. HEWITT.
Liberty, February 10 BIN if
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S4'.G.TG. IND NE.H.uESs F.fNrs-
IONS F0R lss6,
JUST RECEIVED BY
WdTRRHOUSE, furthermore &. Co.
March9 ,s,s
.NegrOeS Ep6,sfcG.

Negroes Wanted.
'I'liE subscriber. having located himself in LYNCH
. burg, i"r The purpose of buying Negnpes Tor the
New Orleans market, is now prepared pay The high.
est market prices in CASH.
Foa LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
Persons having any Of the above property to dsnose
His off is Market street, one door above Dr. RAJ
lords. ~ y"
communications attended TO- f. MYERS
Jan. - Owii-6wuf