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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-18
BY THE QUEENS P.a TENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

Colds, Coughs, AsttmG, and Consumption
The most celebrated and inallibe remedy for Colds,
Coughs Asthma, or any form Of Pulmonary Consump-
tion is the Hungarian Balsam Of Life, discovered by
Dr. Buchan of London, England, tested for upwards oi
seven years in Great Britain and the European Con-
tinent and introduced into the United States, under
the immediate superintendance of the inventor
The Astounding SUCCESS of the Hungarian Basam
in the cure of every form of Consumption, warrants the
American Agent in soliciting for treatment the worst
possible cases that can be found in the community
cases that seek relief in vain from any Of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the
most distinguished physicians as confirmed and incu
rable. The Hungarian Basam has cured, and will
cure the most desperate of 1t is no quack nos
trum. but standard English medicine, of known ant
established efficacy.
Every lamiy in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life, not on
y to counteract the cOnsumpve tendencies OF the eli
mate, but to be used as preUentlre JHedclne III al
cases of Colds coughs, splitting OF blood, pain in thu
side and chest, irritation and soreness OF the lungs
bronchitis difficulty of breathing, hectic fever nigh
sweats emacation and general debility, Asthma' ntiu
enza, hopping cough and Group.
In case of actual disease OF the Luugs, or seated
Consumption, It's the only source OF hope.
| Sold by Mcdonald Smith, sole Agents for the Uni
ted Kingdom at the Italian Warehouse Regent street
London, in bottles and cases. for Ships, Hospitals, etc
BY special appontment--DAVlD F., BkADLEE
49, Court street, Boston, Mass, sole Agent for the Uni
ted States and British American provinces.
American price 81 per bottle, with full directions 70
| the restoration of health.
\ Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Amer
ican certificates and other evidence, showing the III
qualiiedmerit of this Great English Remedy, may b
II obtained of the Agents gratis
None genuine, without the written signature of tn
American Agent, on gold and bronze label, to cour
erTeit which is forgery.
AGENTs-s TouSEY, Syracuse. New York, Ger
eral Agent for New York and the western States
j JOHN BEALL is the only agent in Cadiz oct22-l
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The following has Just been received from Mr. Ed
ward Suatton, of Lexington, Mo, which shows that
Consumption in its worst form con be cured by wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry:"
LExNGToN, Mo- JAN 81, l845.
Benjamin Phelps-Dear Sir; take great pleasure
nary cure effected on my daughter, about IL years OF
age, by Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry: About the
LIST OF September last my daughter was taken sicand
wa, attended by several physicians, whose pfoscHp-
tons were Intellectual, seemed to do no good ehe
WAS attended with constant cough and pain in the
breast Her physicians and all who saw her, came to
the conclusion that she was il confirmed stage OF
Consumption. Imade other calculation thGn for her
to die. But as she commenced taxing the BaIsam she
began to improve and continued so to do until her health
was restored. and is now entirely we'll With view
of beneGthng those who may be similarly afflicted,
take pleasure in recommending this medicine to tile
confidence of the public. Yours, with respect,
EDWARD STRATTON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-18
SOLAR LAMPS.

SOLAR LAMPS.
n ME Subscribers are now receiving an extensive as
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
les, of new and beautiful patterns, suitable for church
es, halls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c
These Lamps are constructed solely for the con
sumption Of lard; and are warrented to produce 0
light equal to the best Sperm OIL and at onehalf the
cost.
04T- Orders from abroad promptly attended to.
JOHN B. M'FADDEN e. Co,
IS MARKET STREET,
October Cd. 1644.--tE PITTSBURGH.
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100 PIECES Prints, Just received and for sale BY
4S1 the piece or single yard, by
ANDERSON & DEWEY,
Bridgeport, Belmont county, Ohio, Nov. 9lst, l845,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
Sir Robert Psei's Speech.

We have dc, med IL our duty to give large extracts from
Sir Rober, Peel's spc eh on wha, is called his GREAT I'll
NANClAL E II is believed that the Premier
will carry this scheme through the House by . decisive
vote, and that it will also succeed in the House OF Lords
Sir Robert will DO, Of course, vehementy op2"sed by a
large portion of the landed interest. while at the same time
the three years which must elapse before the perfection OF
his plan, will be, by no means, satisfactory to the ultra friends
OF free trade. But the crafty Minister will smooth down
all difficulties, cfrr advantages in their bes, possible light to
each Of the opposing factions, and, in the end, be trium.
plant, as he always has been, over all opposition. A won
derful man is Sir Robert. Plebeian though h. he. he rules
over Queen. Lords and Commons. with q hand which they
in vein endeavor TO shake Of. Sotsatishcd with his author
iy over Great Britain. he is now about to extend his sway
over our young Republic, TO make Polk, Congress and the
fierce Democracy" his subservient instruments, and to do
that which his compeer. the Duke, would never undertake
to attempt by force OF arms.-to reduce our States sgain to
the condition of a colonial dependency Of England.
The speech will be OF immense interest to the sgreultu.
raj community. But let them not expect sny very great
bens fit from British free trade. Other nations will GENE in
like ourselves. and those with cheaper labor, and nearer to
England. except in seasons Of scarcity on the continent,
will undersell US in her markets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
HOUSE or

TIksDAY, Feb. ITth. ISl6-
A communication was received from, ,bs s.,,,. .,.n..
that th.y bny, n,...d go, MI. ~ s'a"ns
The House conquered m IN. am,ndSn.a,. ~ -.
with the exreption ,h,, . ,nrh.r aS -, cur.
the bll providing Tor the e,tsbll.hment Of . Sv.,su -
District Schools, SC, were suick.n out.
Mr.. Goop.oS having in IN. n.,n
d, fuitc po.tponement OF IN, hi ,na Wv |"
was refused. BY n vote Of 7 to 81. ~
The bill 10 amend the present Primary School Sv.,.n
Oh- business before the House when \, "a; M :.
yesterday here came I'M with IN, .m..aas.. n u
by Mr.. YERpy. ~
MIR. LYONS then offered a further amendment.
MIR. HAMILTON then moved the indefinite pos,poncmeu,
OF the bi and amendments.
The House refused to postpone-ayes 80. noes GO.
Mr.. Lyons then withdrew his amendment.
The vote was then taken upon MIR YrKRy's ,nord,,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

We have looked carefully through the EogLsh newspa.
pers on he subject OF Oregon, and o'tsnuysiy considered
what has BE- Ell expressed by Leading persons In both hous.
es Of Parliament, and we confess We do not see much
change IN the aspect Of things, nor any change that can
lsh Ministry stand where they 500 some months sgo, IN
the respective declarations Of Lord Aberdeen and SIR Ro-
bert Peel; aud we s]pprehend that an impression will be
made still more unfsvOrabie on the English Mrnistry and
English mind when it shall be seen that the Government
Of the U. States has repeatedly rejected what can hardly
fai to be regarded o. terms for q TAR and honorable lemi-
nation Of the dispute.
We may add. a. another Circumstance calculated to
cause desp regret, that tie remarks made by the President.
IN his message At the opening Of the session, respecting the
conduct Of France, have produced just the eject which
discreet persyns iurcs1w namely, d degree Of ostonish e.
ment attbe P%'esidenrs language, and AZ impression On
favorable on the whole. a. We greatly fear, TO the general
character aud conduct Of the present American Govern
msnt. Well rn1y It be asked, What wisdom, then, in the
gfatuitous indulgence of remarks calculated to avert tho
sympathy OF enlightened nItiJns from US and our c1ussI
Oh the whole, we wish that prospects u continued peace
were brighter snd srOnger-NaL InfsHigsneer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
wAsuINCroN,s ANNIVERSARY.

This anniversary wa, eeiebrsr d ia oar city on Monday
last with III. usual imposing military display. The Morn
ing gun vas fred stdswu, and . Lshonsl salute at sun rise
by the fsyeue Artillery. Al eleven O'Clock the different
eompsnie. p,rsd. d on the Capitol Square. and the stree
west Of It. forming = handsome bstslion under the com.
msnd Of Col. G. w. Munford. add consisting Of the follow.
ing eompsnes
rAs CAssistt,id T~roep-Cspt. Weisissf.
Hesrieo Drsseons-Cspt. MeRse.
R,eAmsnd Bises-CspL Munfstd.
Fsyetfs A~rhliery-cspt. Ellis.
R,ehmsnd Greys-CtPt. Scott.
Light ~Guard-Cspt.S esion. commanded ~ his absence
by Lieut.. Nicholas.
Pshie Gsard-Cspt. Dimmook.
These Companies made . brilliant display, and exhibited
. highly ereditable degree Of discipline. They were re.
viewed on the Square by the Governor, and Psrtook OF his
hospitality ss the Governors house. After the noon day
firing, they marched to the Military Hall, where a sump'u-
Gus dinner had been prepared for the occasion.
At night there was . splendid display OF Fire worksa'
Gsmble's Hill, gotten up under the superintendent oil that
accomplished officer, Capt. D.mmoek.
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HOUSE or

MONDAY, Feb. 23j, DC.
The following communication was received from IN.
Senate:
The Senate have rejected the Bill entitled al Ac, re.
pealns so much OF the act enutled an act constituting the
margins OF the tide wster Of the James River and certain oi
IT'S tributary streams a lawful fence, Us applies u Pouel's
creek IN the county OF Ponce George"
And they have agreed to the Resolution TO communicate
to The Senator'S and Representatives from v,rsini, IN the
Congress oi the United States a resolution rslauye 10 unsa-
ushed Virginia Military Land Warrants.
The following ensrossed Bills were read a third tme:-
A Bill TO sell the land and other property Of the Ports
mouth Academy. and apply the proceeds 10 Free School
purposes. Passed
a bill supplementary TO the act entitled "An Act incor.
poratins the President and Directors Ut the South Western
Turnpike Rood aud for other purposes" Passed
a Bill To lessen cots in Appellate Courts. Passed.
on motion OF MIR. TuSsrALL, the House adjourned ut IL
O'Clock, to meet to morrow at 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

NAVAL STRENGTH OF rus WoKLD.-The Hon. John VI.
Clayton, in hi. speech in the U. $. Senate. llth inst, pre-
scented the following statistics. collected from the highes,
au;horit IS:
aRd-Comme tonnage, . $50 059: vessels of
war. ell classes, GIL; number of guns, I6 2i3; number Of
men, 40 900; number OF guns TO each l00, 900 tons Of COM
mercr, $40; steamers o. war, 50.
United StItes-COmmerca tonnage. 2Il7. 002; VS.
sells OF war, all classes, 76; number OF guns. 6 1852; number
Of men, ; s2i; number ofguas 10 each loo, 900 tons OF com.
merce, 3D4; steamers of war, >.
F.aHee-Cnmmercial Tonnage. 625, 769; vessels Of war,
all classes. 34s; number Of guns.S .Il6; number OF men,
% 095; number Of guns TO each loo, 900 tons Of commerce
1857; steamers Of war, 81.
usia-Crmmeicial tonnage. 439 000; vessel. Of war.
all classes. l26; number of guns, 1895 1; number OF guns to
each 1000 tons Of eommerce. 3,16Ti steamers Of war, 6,
besides many contracted for.
Denmark --Commsr;i nl tonnage. 95,375; vessels of wa,
all classes, a. number Of guns, 1854; number Of guns 20
each 100 1000 tons of commerce, S17; gunbeats, e..
Sweden -Cpmm"tcill tonnage, llS.I25; vessels Of
war. oil casse,, 397; number Of guns. l407; number If guns
To each 1000 tous Of commerce, 7O3; steamers OF war,
,; gunboats, 377.
Holland = commercial tonnage, 2l4 .25I; vessels Of war.
all classes. ls2; number Of guns. 1874; number Of guns to
each 100000 tons Of commerce, 777; gun5cas, 1872.
TuTkey.-Vessels of war, all classes, 81; number Of
guns. 1912; steamers Of war, 3.
EsypL-Vessels OF war, all classes. %, number Of guns,
1860.
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MEXICO.

Our correspondent at New Orleans writes US under date
Of the 18th instant as follows;
am Just in ." sessions Of an item of news on MeIicsn
affairs which | believe can be relied on. The garrison at
Maramo'as has declared in favor ofGeneral Paroles gov
eminent, and ATis,a has been suspended from the command
Of the Army in the North. Thus the fresh attempt at rev.
olution in this distracted country has been defeated in the
very outset.-BALr. AMER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

FLOUR-TheC smbIs's nows from Liverpool {, the 4b
instant. has had no apparent effect IN The market f,r How.
ard Street Flour. There was q sale Of Ut Of 1000 bbls
on Saturday At Si7j, snj another parcel Of $40 bbls. at
same day Of 81 Goi aud a parc.I Of 900 bbls. AT s4.72.
f. day there has been a moderate inquiry, and W. note
sales Of 1900 bbis ~ 81 Ga. There was also a sale TO-.
diy Of 5JO bbls' al SI,I5. Some dealers arc willing TO
sell At 1861, whilst others are unsili4y 4, sell below
s475. The receipt price from cars is unsotleJ-lBALr.
49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

With respect TO all other restrictions, | shall follow the
scale that affects wheat.
To read these would not be intere sting to the House, aud
therefore l refer them for the particulars to the printed stste>
meat that shall afterwards be put into their hsnds. Il may
be sufficient Tor present purposes L, say that a general rule
snail be adopted. There wall now. then. be levied on for
eign wheat. instead OF a duty OF los, q duty of Il at the
present prices, taken out Of bond for consumption in the
MARKET Inc right hon. baronet then proceeded to emu
meraie the set of TO the repeal Of The Corn laws which he
proposed TO extend To the agriculturisr The highway
rates ne proposed to consolidate by transferring their admin
istration TO the Poor law Guardians. thus placing them IN.
der the control OF 900. instead ct, as at prescott. 6.000 DIFF.
ierent authorities. He proposed to alter the law OF seule.
ment 60 that a peasant who em,gratei from an agricultural
70 a manufacturing d strict. should claim a settlement after
q hNe years residence; his wite and children not 10 be re-
movable where the removal OF the person him-elf was pro-
nioited. lie proposed an advance OF Exchequer Bills, by
way OF loan. ior the Improvement Of sgricu'ture.
lhe charge OF maintaining prisoners in the county j il
to be taken from the sgncul,urisis, and betrayed out Of the
consolidated Fund. A portion of the charge for prosecu-
ting felons to be ALEC borne by the State. The education
OF PauPer children to be proceeded with a, the expense OF
the Government; the estimated cost was E3O,UOO. The
poor law auditors IN England and Ireland To be paid out
OF the Consolidated tund-the expense of fl5,OOO. II
this great scheme shall meetthe appreciation Vt the House,
l beg you TO observe what II does for the great body Of the
public. AT \ very cary period all legislative restrictions
upon the importation Of food will be removed. With re-
speet TO clothing. | beg you 10 remember also, that the
people will be at perfect liberty 10 purchase clothing where.
ever II 10 the cheapest; and, with respect TO medical atten-
dance On the poor, we propose an arrangement which Is a
on the system at present IN operation.
The discussion OF the subject was postponed TO the 9Th
Of February.
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FIRE AGAIN.

The FIRE bell walked up tie heavy sleepers at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning. The alarm was occssioned by the
burning Of tine shop Of Jsc ID v. Crawford. =ash and bind
maker, or Ih suee', between Man and Frankln.
We regret to hear that thi- worthy acd en,erprising me.
Charlie ha. lost all ms pr perry by this ire, and We trust
some af,rt will be nsdo to share it with him, and put him
under way again.
A stable adj inins was burned. Snd we believe the FIRE
originated In a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
Riralry az fAs NortA.

The New York Sun. Tribune, and JournalO of Commerce,
united t, run an express from HalfsI to Boston, $50 miles.
to anticipate the Cambria.
The Herald tired the experiment Of an express fiom Doe.
ton only, and succeeded in beating his competitor, about
two hours. This il, OF course, a matter Of great exultauou
on the part OF the Herald, and Bennett esclailns. "N.po-
leon is himself again. Our star Of Aus;erlirz is refulgent.
and shines brighter than ever" lie says:
The whole running time Of our express. from the time
il left Boston until u reached our office, was seven hours and
five minutes. a rate Of speed never before approached in
the history OF steam"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
EVENING SESSION.

The whole evening session was taken up in discussing
the substitute offered by Mr.. EpGIyGroS, land IN. amend
Inents offered lherero,) to the bill supplementary to amen
dau ms OF the act 10 authorize the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to complete their Ruad To the Ohio Ri
Yer, and Tor other purposes, passed Feb 10 h, ls45.
The various amendments offered q the ,ubstitute offer
ed ~ Nr. tDclSGToS, were rejected, and the substitute
finally d,pted.
The bill was then ordered To its engrossment.
Ga motion OF Mr.. PESDLEr,S, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
DANCING G..

MIR. G0ODWIN'S first Cutil!on Party will
I'VE take pace on MONDAY the I'd Of March nrri, al the Er
change Concert Room. Tickets 81, To admit a LAZY and Cent?,
man, The RoOm Will be oDen at half p,st sever, aud Dancing to
commence At 3 oeosk precisely. Tickets may be ooiaised ct the
Exchange Concert Room, and at b. Evening Class, on Monday,
Thgrsday AMI fnday. Geniemen viii be iun shed with a Pro
gamms Gf the Dances at the Coor Gentlemen DESTROYS OF being
tIuEht the proper style OF WALKING and fashionable Dancing will
pisas- make early ap; hcaton, a. MT Gs Ciis-rs are almost fuH.
Sir Goodwin intends op-ning a elas' for matters and misses, for
the convrnien nee OF pupils on Shocsoe Hi. at his room over Ms
David A Rr wns Eaed cry, on Wednesday the 4h Of NJ lroh-
Days of Tuition. Wednesday aad Saturday. TerHls per quarter.
9IO, includu g - lessons. I2I-St
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Of siaining. that Of msk,ng an Immediate reduction on ae-
count Of temPotsry circamsune,s (Hsarj We propose.
therefore. that the snaetment TO endure for three years shall
bs to this eheel;-Thst In lieu OF the duties now payable
on the importation OF corn, grain. meal. ar aoar. there shall
be paid until the lat day OF February. 1919. the following
duties, stz;-h imported from any foreigi country.
WHEAT.
whenever the average price OF wheat. made up aud pub
lshed IN the manner required by law. shall be Tor every
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YIELD NOT TO DARK DESPAIR.

Hsst thou one heart that loves thee,
In this dark world Of care,
Whose gentle smile approve ihee2
Yield not TO dark despair.
One rose whose fragrant blossom
Blooms but for thee alone;
One fond confdirg bosom,
Whose thoughts are all thine owni
One gentle star to guide thee,
And bless Thee on thy wsy,
Tbst e'en when storms be'ide thee,
Sui lends its gentle rsy1
One chrystsl f%ountain s~prinying,
Within LIES drearest waste,
Whose waters still are bringing
Refreshments TO thy tas,e1
One tnneful voice % cheer thee,
When SORROW hes dIsuesi,
One breast when thou at Seary.
WhereOn thy heed to resil
Till that sweet roso il faded,
And cold that heart 50 warm;
Till clouds thy star have shaded,
Heed not the passing STORM
Till the kind voice that blesi lhee,
All mute IN cath doth lie.
AMI the iou1t that Of, refreshed thee,
To thee !, ever dry.
Thou htsi one tie 70 bird thee,
To this dark world Of care,
Then let NJ sorrow blind thee
Yield not to dark despair!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

The s;ention OF our readers IS requested to the notice
OF the meeting of the Virginia Bible Society, which is to
be held in the Hail Of the House of Delegates Tomorrow
night. Those who are interested in tie dissemination Of
the Bible in destitute places in our State, through the in
strumeutaliiy Of this Society, will hail with pleasure the OF
portunity which will be afforded OF promoting their pious
purposes. A number Of addresses will be delivered. which
will add TO the interest Of he occasion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
NEW BOOKS.

'The Elves, translated from the German OF Tieek, By
Thomas Carlyle We are indebted To J. w. Randolph
& Co. for a copy of this work, which we find very ~fayorably
noticed by the most competent judges.
Also, from the same gentlemen, The Step Mother" q
Romance from the prolific pen Of James.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25

We respectfully inform an "AS EclTcrIc PHYSICIAN"
that We must decline the insertion OF his numbers. Thu
present conductors Of the Wing cannot undertake to find
room for a discussion that may b. i~Hterminabls. however
much they feel disposed to give fair play IN all things.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

BY and Nth the adeies and consent Of the Senate.
David Hunter. to be aymastsr IN the ormy, to take e-
feet from the ldi Msrsn next.
WIN. A. Harris, to b. Charge D'AHaires Of the United
stites TO the Argentine Confederation. vice VIM. Brent, H.,
recalled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-25
NAH TRIED,

On Sunday, the 2d inst, at Trinity Church, BY the Rev. Ieoni
das Ro.ser. Mr wM. THOMAS LTTH6OS, OF Pt r.butg. to Mi,
MARTHA ELIZABETH wINFREk, Of ChesfeInrlI county.
On tse evening Of the 10Th inst by thu Rev. J n Fi;zEeraH. Mr..
THOMAS II WORD Of Maysytle e, 70 Miss CAROLINE WORD, Of
Buckingham, Va
tT Enquirer wn plere copy.
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Do the Fdtor, of DC Whig /.

To the Editors OF the Wing
While /" C.yis" Is propounding questions to Joseph Mayo
and H.. l.. Brooke, may I be permitted to ask them to
answer q single one, and tina; is, "Are you in favor Of the
abolition Of imprisonment for debt.
4 Friend 10 The I'm foyfu,ak
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Core,pondsnee Of he Amsrio,n.

fHiLA HLLFHiA. Feb'y y, 2. W..
Or markets have not teen materially Ell c,sd by tho
Foreign Intelligence. Cotton has declined q shade. and
ho.dets appear Dip sd 10 sell. lmred operstions in UpIaud
atsis3 cs on ume. shipping brands Of -four may DO
quoted nomina,y a. Si515. ! have not heard Of any ope-
fsuo1s. There va 3 He drmBnd for Ponnsyivaria Corn
N"a', md shout 1900 barrel. were taken al 81. Ma,
1000 bile, and b1gs 81 al White Srg 10 CHANGED bs9ds on
private terms, it " said, for smother market. A s.le Of
SINE smount of 81 Drmlngp G fec IL sls, reported.
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pplIcatirn will Ice mate to tho
frsdsni and hfeetors Off Bans NJ Virgina. fr the -.
n-wh n teIih ate' No. i3ir6 br fory Sherrs o. stoes Ia 81 d
h'edJ nusv IN i-i6 IN 'be ham- ~ J Lueisp Bowysr.
h,'t'ut whi-b Cenh. ate has bcea iosi " msaid.
e. B-lasGw
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

sENArE-MoSpAy. Feb. %.
The Senate was in session but a snort time. to receive
the reports of Committees. and then adjourned.
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NOTICE.

\ yAIedictory address.
Will he delivered before the Medical Class. bv
Mr. LIJITsTrE DBRrtt, on Friday, 27b inst At "A oeoeE. in
the Chemical Hiu OF the Aesieal Corsgs.
Ladies and Frnucmsn are iayitsd To auend.