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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

PHILAoELrHIA, May 1.-THE -four market opened
with more active demand, and prices have upward
tendency about 1900 bbs mixed Western brands were
ked up in the Of the morning in lots at -
this price has since been refused, and some 2ooo
mostly good Psnnsylvana and Western brands SOLO ~
IS IS; which is now uniformly asked Tor stanoard
brands The announcement Of the Britannia's arrival
Boston, however has since checked operations Corn
scarce and demand 500 bbs Pennsylvania SOFA
at So and 1000 bbls Brandywine, delivered tnls
Mt As laIs Wheat is wanted at advanced rates. sale
of Pennsylvania red is reported ut 1850 Corn also In
request with little none in market we notice sale
O. B 1000 bushels Pennsylvania ut looc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

On the 10th. the Missouri stil telling az the ,,
est point heard from, with four to four aud half -,
water In the channel below Weston The Nssissin mi
reported to be falling Mt Galena and also at tho H.
ds on the lower of which there thirty to thirty
Is, inches water. The Illinois also falling with fy
ak feet water In the channel from Peoria down In tn
Mississippi between 81 Louis and Cairo there was MAC
foe water the bars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

Of dsspatches) ph'iadepha + irosheG MT; Crop
WeddIe Rochester; Chas Clifford, W Gravns, Ohio; DR.
Fred Marshall Missouri; Robert Kernahan, VIM Cerbett
Artillery MI, Ca%gbs'l aud servant. & milne Ganad,;
John Nc Kinney. Pttsbue; VIM Stone aud LADY, Wash
ngton City; w Archibald and servant, Ch,reston; Edward
Bonell, SPAIN WIN Aubsry, Cincinnati; Thos Hunter Wis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

ID AFIsI.N DIVING ESTABLISHMENT DEPOT Cor
s,s r,esIf,,, 80 ss,ssu 4 So lsa wll,am street.
aad style ~ 81 good, sewing sk and
twist easf lein shaded nfrauaa anA Iun silk.
!sItyf gosed and wopisn arNinr cotton. mohsif
linen. nnd c0fon Earns, ks
Damaged faded gqsds rihhoas ka saiins rnsFiHoss
Thiesi sud tsshmsls shawl Gnls fruxes coTdt apd iss
sss ladies snd s.ntsmsa ke dyed snd slsansd
% uAl 10 sftsels.. nc JHse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19
Sales on Stocks MT hos, n,

MAY IGH.sdEbo ARD NewiO England Wors,ed am.
p i wa e 199i'Hy la,f9ad, lo3i Western Railroad
7IiJ0 IS Lous Island Railroad 20k n 40 NV vnds'
3 80 d son; 20 do 5Oss. ~ ~ w. w W IVA % do,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

FfW families ~ ACCOMMODATE Nth board of
~ the dslrhuuly situssd ald healthy resi-
dsrres Danxs caWntf zoe mile ffDm ne hudsoa River
lssdnr tertw tl-ths ~ enmbcsfs iard daily pnd
from the etfgssery wi 10 rsd rske dssira
bis home fof tcse ~ho wsh % sr.od sumner ths ceun
tafT sprrlffCH fffrse frf farther lsfiiculast
fissss n,sf q n 4 n Ssafs rorser Fai,ea aad VIII
lem siest. u sineinr "a iic.sor street, q u Rar. isa
nfaafWaF 80 iln.fc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19
To THE LADIES.

DETER ROBERTS sfy Brosdway. has just received Per
recent arrivals splendid assortment Of goods. The fol-
lowing comprise few via Thread and imitation sces oil
every description lace collars scsus and mantIlas EN-
broiered main espes collars chsmses and cufs cambnc
20 embroidered E,ndstic aud tape Dor
sk rssd and Nd gloves, 300 bre asf e'n caps IRON
below the usual ptiees al imsr
A sTEvESEKsAL PROTELTOR-After many years
n ~ faithful research BY the eminent physicians botn
France aud Germany Dr. A la Roy has sought out an ell
.ctnal AID snd for the prevention and dmgso OF
tensfsa infection, which now OFFERED Tor
TIC fns 10 this coanry DE- IL Ray aware tha lew
teeth aud worthless remedies have heretofore been ousredo
hs b. ignorant pretsnders, tut wafnfea ~ the
s.f .f saeh qnackefy will prove no detr,msnt 70 MN,
sn oacs single TRIAL of has valuable SPECIFIC shall have been
III. Antyes. sl Protector 10 purely vegetable entirely
sad plants and iru ROwng ~ The
~.,h IN Er,0es AID >oen coast Of the hedtsrr.-
..a - and hsa c,psic aud pfoporoasbly combined,
or,s an al soesf ard most mpenetshle nature 20 be
sss,.ea f.n he hole vegetable k,agaom Its ard ar
- s sss&nd psosction ~ both nnals and femsls,
I'D roasn nrnsau 81 the profertian found
- 49, ~. 81 otsf rres h. sxSrsay spplied al amer
.,A. whrh - esaaiued snail fancy bon ~ih the bottle
Falf Asr scsd - each boa aud when
..d so tested vii euiirelY the scepfca
rr,cs Coz Whole 81 but Orders from other cities
promggB slsd, Al ts ssaa diseousi, P.y.s 20 .dymcs
A Ia RAY, ~. ID.
Dor ssls Iai faon street Broadway s1s Broad~syt1
Cf.rrs - H0wefF nfoolnr, 5 Bawtr Of
~srnnd tsrsnd Issfi Blescksr s73
sss~ssh anal ir wssi Broadway. sod q button
a Brsoklyn. myr Dotsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

FIEaD CO. rsns R W'Ess s ss &c,
.,s e. "y. made Ss n 0 css for .ssn
SsSs' 'HHs $Sis co.,
MEDICAL ADyICE-Dr: Ambrose, having had . i many
WI years professional experience London aud much Hos.
M s ssd a o. ~
day Those Who may need hi. assistance will find Dr. A.
Advice gratis and charges for medicine very reasonable
4 BRAHAM KAsToR, Fancy Goods. sgI Broadway. IN.
from 800 Broadway to ss Broadway two door. be.
CHAKLE.s RIDGWAY, HAIR CUTTER AND WIG
- MAKER 10 Broadway. Corner Maiden Lane, up stairs
his ,sf
his former e.sab.hmens and the public generally that he
will be happy to receive call from them at his ne hsr cut
Lang lame dressing and wig 10 Broadway :sf'
TEA5Coaairy dealers, hotel keepers, and all
5Ib packages Of good Black T s.i for. H,s
Buyers sS 'e making their
the YORK rs xSD CHINA
sgsa az s., e ss s
Virginia 70 form this associations capital $50 600 /,
ess
S he YIN Ii sinh s"d ss Ros
Will receive in and after the eighth unusual
%.s ss1s, ~ 5 Be- possessed then of an establish
The S Se G As N @Sss ii 4:
and desired be obtained and The 1oy,
suits, examined
III ii: # ss sss New deposited s;s with Theodore
The undersigned the Of the land, subscbes Tor
ana ! 3 s sESsX!sf
SIDNEY BROOKS, ESQ. Of Davis, Brooks
HENRY w E. MALL Esq
As as the subscription shall be filled meeting Of
the subscribers will be called deliberate upon
the articles the association which best adopt
mis- III, oath and 3lstfh LOUIS CHITTI
COUNTRY MJLLINERS.
DETER ROBERTS, 373 Broadway, would invite the at
tenon Of those who purchasing their Spring Goods,
his stock of Laces vizMaene Point de Paris Allen
Brussels aud Pompaon for trimming hats; Black and White
Lace Veils Bpxels Illusion Point and fancy Nctsand
prices. al lm~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19
CTijDE TO SOTND TEETH

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
nR A. CASTLE 3sI Broadway, corner of White street,
~ calls the attention Of the public his superior and approved
method Of areally sound which
DR. Castle, in his practice Of eighteen years: ha. ob.anede
and ability his composition for filing decayed and teeth.
while ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS, rem
tooth perfect every respect 1t into the tooth
while soft state without pain, and becomes hard For
persons il peculiarly adapted We have tried It."
aps m.r
BOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET-Two gentle
ID and their wives o. five six single gentlemen can
be accommodated with handsome unurnshed rooms, with
bed rooms attached and full board in pleasantly situated
house in Carroll place. Apply at present at s5 Spring street.
AL tmsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19
GERMAN SILVER

lanes q. MoFFET. No. l2i Prince street third block
Of Broadway, constantly manufacturing German
Silver. Of ysrou, numbers and widths which he will warrant
equal any other foreign domestic for quality. and
which he will s. wholesale and retail reduced prices
y All goods sold will be delivered OF the city
ar Brooklyn free Of expeu.e apl7 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-19

TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Elm
WOOLLENS.
Ii MIGEON & CO., Refnshers of Cloths Casxmeres.
II &c, No NI West street
The Gold Medal has been awarded by the American Inst
for their superior manner of efnish Orders may be
Msssrs woLCoTT 4 sLADE, No. So Pine street.
WM l.. LANGLEY < CO, Is Broad street.
ID. BRIGHAM CO., 60 Pine street,
whom they may refer
1.-Two thousand dollars insured goods for account Of
CUSTOMERS. sl6 lmsc
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD Co,-The
IN annual election for thirteen Directors Of this Company
will be held At Office Of the Company, No. Tryon Row,
Tuesday the 18th day Of May between the hours OF
and o'clock r. NJ. The transfer books will be closed ten
days prior 10 the election
A. KYLE, Jr Secretary
New York Apr,l aS. 1917 s29 'mviarc
mr. j. A. cHABERT takes this medium INFORM his
- friends and the public, that he has resumed the
practice ofmedicine ~ No. t78 Grand street
TO those who be disposed solicit his assistance he
will vote his usual attendance trusting that his
previous will be sufficient satisfy the
ous h. his all will alleviate the dsresses
Of suffering humanity II the OF human aid TO do So
mil 3msr
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SOLAR LAMPS, GlRANDOLES, HALL Lam
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.


SOLAR LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL Lam
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
e :s
.., yin S f ;. .
sale and retail at reduced prices. ,o,,ny VIZ Mopc.N
msi im.re ls4 Fulton st. one door from Brondw.y:
and f,mie. h.yinS amy :upsruGgs
~ wearing apparel jewelry &C. Which they desire 70 d
S, By who o's
them by appointment at their residences IT rvr1vr
o 3ss:.ss E,vSsh #: fs.' i.
will have prompt attention. m os.M&L II
SS FABEEs r raE @t plated .ds. 10
e,rois dining hotels &C. ans.:Iss.sd
Co ss :
e, SSshe @ IN Ss
found at the waIeroos No ss Broadway where the public
aSi'sd'o call sni s1' %aSt a, Broadway
NO CURE No rAY-DR, CORBITT, 10 Duane street.
Der ehs Ro College Of the
AND am.
Sss .1 &. % in
& of e: .. Ss f. aad Pes
smifd w'fn Tin
ndalsed il csn loahsoms and secret habit can
Ss days.
tent,on 30t~r
50hNsON Duane Chatham street e S
York in the treatment Of delicate diseases For the last
JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice IN
private diseases Of medical man in New York The Doc
existed for years, pre-eminen No matter how long you
may have Gee,, Structure, Ulcers upon the body in the
throat or nose the head and bones Of the legs sec
usy cured Constitutional weakness brought on by secret
habit INDUCED young lascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cured
in four days without Mercury No alteration in Diet
yention from business Post paid letters containing 50 for
advice. attended to- No charge made unless cured.
a20 im'
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MAY l8-FIRsT BoARp-3l Mechancs' Bank 25N: 900 Nor
rs Canal 90 $50 County 81 49, S, $500 State s. 7sa I
Mechanics ;4; 400 City 6s, 7s, 1885, 10 Cbes Del Cana
Stock, 50; 80 Union Canal i92 800 u Treasury Notes
1906
AFTER s,sE.-sss5 81 STATE IS, 70 $1,000 Do 751 100
Femneton Copper, 49, 80 Camden Amboy RR Bonds, %
Ches < Del Stock, 49, 1000 re ading RR Sends, 80
SECOND BoARD-2O Grard Bank l2a IU0 u s Bank "a
20 M1Tris Csral 2o 5000 Reading tk Bonds e; 1900
76's su.quehanna Canal, Tx Lehgh, 3h: 5do 3a4
5000 State S. IGN: Girard Bank i2ss; Ches Del Canal
town RR l2 Man Meehs ank, 2e&i; 100 Readiag Il
293z; 20 Union Canal. 491a
AFTER SALE,-is5 Grard Bank, l2s 200 Sch Nav SIS 95
100 Western Baak 32 265 Lehigh Co Scrip, 5000 Texas
Notes. ih 100 do Bonds los, 25; 100 Morris Canal 2Os
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CHARLEsToN-Steamship Seutherner-63 bales cotton H
Ley.rich80U bags Joseph Emeriel3 bales cotton A
ans u Hawthom-5 bis mdse to order.
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his vessel place where the river divides braachss
saw rw 70 prows with Europeans going up to ssmwsek
Mss. date. wSsa s..:S s ' oS:s
leak and wa; s9mpssd to rsu% TO odssss where
900, and is Insured in this city.
FRENCH BARK yELos MAsuELLA, from Phladeiphis Cor
Baltimore is stated 70 have cut the and mirsn
roe prevent her going ashore PsThs has sae. sa-
BRIO NoRTHEHNER Wtham Of and from Portland for Gu
ba her cables during heavy and driven ashore
Portland; for ssOOO9n cargo $500 The s..isa
err, fortunate enough his chronometer.
BR Park MARY srror, tof P9r.%eurh) Madrnna, days
q on q. .
per works; will have to discharge part OF her cargo.
BARK Bachelor, Horton. from Richmond for ireland.
water shoals; no doubt got of the high tide.
Ba BRIG GRAND TURK Shaw. from Baltimore bound to
Csps Henry the late gal. and is a.
ego 5o s,Isd ,ns s n % 5 with
ashore at Rndes Inlet or miles south Of Cape Henry on
the night of the 18th, during severe NE blow.
wv PH.sa s Ag H. s La S H..y 70,
on Ganed Points wa, gOt Of next tide making much water
ST MIcHAELs, March 3O-The Fanny McGbbon Of and
from Belfast New York days put into this por
erdy short of provsions has been supplied and sid this
morning.
WATERFORD, April 27--The Admiral from New York has
lost anchor and chain, having struck on the mud.
IsLAND JuRA. April i3The Josephine, Teal Of and m
island Ok inst, crew saved ss,S brig from
Amerisa with le5 wrecked yesterday
FALMOUTH, May 2-Ths Urania, (Dutch) from New York
for Liverpool has arrived here eaky and part Of cargo thrown
overboard.
Sligo Lochndaul yesterday, with material damage
Suokon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
ANSN, Err.

We take !, f,r granted thai our respected carrespon
dent Intends u plough his wheat IN FIRST and Then L a p
ply his hme top Dire s~ins. II We are rIrht In hi
Conjecture, hc could not apply ms lime any stage at
ter having been slac.ed thai hc need entertain any dan
per his wheat err II hrs lime has been sunclrnrly
lung Stacked To esahc have ASSUMED its egfte or
csn apply II, ia which II Mould operate otherwise than
avoriay Ia hs land, well 10 his crop OF wheat
ltlT s SACKED me, Ia be either pl9g hcd OF har
.owed IA with the seed, II lit, from being immediate
ly contact with II, 10y the production oil an excess ul
heat interfere with lis gcrnnatun very serious cN
tent. II would he best 10 slack the lime with water and
keep few weeks III dry place before tmay be want
I'll Cor use.
We should not think Of pouehihg in lime in m, form
with seed wheat. iot the following ms first be
cause, from its specific CAVITY, rs natural tendency is m
eluk la the earth and should be object tokcer it
the suffice possible. in order that lis hcn,6l
may be The mure generally dluscd through the entire
inverted mass ui sal The lime may become dissolved
by each succeeding rain; secondly because. We should
hot like la brlag fresh mo that reeeGtly Stacked nto
direct contact with seed wheat While IN state oi per
mInatiun; and thirdly, because il the line were 10 be-
ploughed IN 10 the bottom Of The iutrow It's CORRECTING
action would be lost to all the ieruglnous naer as OK
the supcrIncun5 nj soil, upon which bodies it exers
most Wholesome Influence, hy transforming what would
otherwise prove deuterouS 10 ycgrtttun, healhul
tersng substances. II WILL therefore, appear lols
thai all applications ol line sh ud be de as near til,
surface possible, and hence, that it would be wroag Il
plough II n with the seed when FIST applied.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25

Gan ibrsr land. he reclaimed lis, how ! rcmem
bef case IN Gee county. MARY aud was passing a
shurl lime, lev since. With PLAIN Fficu'3i
lsfner WIN had Watched the progress ct his pure tsa
With pref. he had been told thltfhe caPlrians TIA" Il
steam rniep So wual de nand every stick Of pine TINT
could lee RI sed and thai hts fpres ~ pnsfe't VIE
yrf, valuable; hut after sear ano her spot NJ
ell 49,. aud his al .slysiinn and rotation were 81
nm she'd aud consequently hts ablht rs IMP We " al
VAS rlt impaired aud The suhale pines renamed Al
stand and nasaly cam pr en- - his shrk q" pm 5,
he eincli I'D make tie r. iie cnl dawn r."
acrts burned ic hanshe, and rlenshrj up lhe sul s
liz urS staed the l1a3 will - and - bslofe thy
VIE rpr thu harvest tuTncl upon them "a herd a
many s,i1e.a Grtat the de stallen, and strong
lie auiuion that .mf nrlnlbHa Was dcufuled. hut
nhtn tic swine had lie full b,e oi lhr generous feed,
Ing and the Land the lrnelt If the ue. The land "as
aysin y, ,ughel an made ready ittaet'p al wheat
Avigor4n. growth II 5ais III 5te1 ia s.e1ai plough
IN. and his Wa Turned ia uith The strd wheat The pm
dGce i The wheat cop enabled hun 10 pu m onc hun
81 bus els ii lime 10 til acre asd the nis oil this
wefr sDlileni Ia reclaim valuable flfm
This ihen Is one uude Of recovering such worn oul
,ui, with but iio expense and very shut liue.
Ono other case occuts Ia my mnd. IL Kent t"uniy
The same STATE, the gar.rn sloi d the Nun was
,rn b,ungna 10 uol.esJ.nr minors, anl as Is gcner
alIy the With such lands, nPa} yelling 10 the j.
OF pnrs. 1t WIS SILL and al Intelligent i1tnef,
adJ,ecni purchased pn'n ol lie least hopeful OF IN
ptnyeutut nd 10 mbke lis uNn fam square. lie
d i.w acres much aud oil, red II 'r sale hut Il
not dcrued worth The necessary enclosure. lie put
cheap t,Hce around IT, stHtd II Ia OATS, tufned hcm Ia
gteea ard soNcl lad ia com broadcast 1hls attained
lLe gttWh vi a nj ten uiebrs, ai JUS bel ft
weo. ut, lie 'sarc and yellow lca' turned thu III ALL
On TN, he spt,ad coal u iuc aud pat IN cupot
what, following II II The sprp9 WIN clover. he
Wheat crop bcIlcr lhln an aFrIagr, III clover was
unusually har, and the Land VIII compare well with any
IN lis yrlnly. Ihnsll Is sh WI HAT t'Se WASTE lands
ma, be rendered valuable and II would be much better
Ii,,, + ltiIt, land tlt
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TIL. WHOLE OR NONE -

Tat tins Is spon 10 he HE Watedaord Of the Admin
lslfsllon IA reaaid Ia hrNro. ltorcuce 10
Ofrgon W. hive 10 dlub, unless The indie lluns u pub
lie upuvu e lad III HIS ca,r, a, III that, compel 1t II
moll lis veNs aud II n.slrin nslne plss.un lar
lefatoual aaqaadA.menl We Lad before oar r. defs
yesterday III sensible femarhs ollur Now lurk Even
lug Post, u The anl organs l parry IN lhl, sub
Jet and W nIn present tl'n with coudeu,e vlrN u
the og,c lhs urged His plan Winch we have ~ doubt
IS seriously med.tascd nj Wa,io gion by the New lofh
Journal al ON ncrco WHICH, athou! IA Hot recognized
Is an = ia ii iift Ajiiiiti ti, has not ON thai account
5fen less eiierni s9PParor Of s general pphcy.--
larJ % ndl presents tn lHipNmg uusous ia ,pl,st=
TIN l. The adoption, by the no,otnurht o the nltea
Suites, OF the udlpu, maNns ui the y sp,e flrlptan
IuuhvlCte ~ Wmch the nationality ni Poland VAS uc
sIr1},d, aud tie Hue anldcI Aaluug her greedy con
queler,
/ Ne have no riaH eaj,pl such course. Mexico
has as good rshI 10 heI Independence mo have 10
uufs
:. We are opposed 10 the permanent occupation u
Mexico, beciuse she Is herself opposrd 10 II. a
The days ii the cfus1l' arc gone by, Wheher for tn
propagation o frliIon, industry the arts. As to hrle
lofaa oi government, MeNcJ is alleAIy mate like the
United States than ANY her nation IN existence; AMI
II she were not, is not our business 10 mahe her
;. e are opp std 10 the peralancnt occupation OF
Mexico, because viii eau,e lhhnttc trouble Sup
psa WE establish territorial government thrIe, the
wuhr suggests how long "Iil II stand, Without the
support 81 an American army
W hn would pay TOT mi W i0t the honor OF ruling
ssler Republic OF they TT the privilege Vi b,ug ra
ed Ii the tormcr, we have nNes en,ugh already II
The latter, II would only increase then eN,perlmn.
l. We are opposed II lhr prgeet, because contra
y to the .cnlusul our nauutols and tlr ln,d Jpde
menl oi the fathers OF ouI Republic. Who has read
the Farewell Address o the immortal Wa,hn!to IN
which he Watns us to beware I GIegn enans oncujs 7
W ale opposed Ia the measure, because II Is LA
bic 10 bring rs INTO collision with Euupean poWcis
lie sym aihy ut Speela9s other ihngs bcs equal,
always with the W, aher panty.
g. " Object 10 the measure because it must lead 10
great chbara>snrns III our own political affairs. II
MeNico were 10 be p rmanenjy occupied, Would doubt
less be with yleM to nfns her ultimately into the \
nenean Onlon. But upon what basis would thus be done
Are We prepared t. admit 10 he ballot boNcs. on equal
terms with ourselves, the ignorant, degraded AID
snpersIuoos people o AeNlco, black, White, yellow red
aud mlNcd Aud how much strength viii be added IL
The tuulcleracN by tic ui cluster ul uuWd
ling States
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Aud Robin Gray.

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80 ~
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rOt. 1lCAL.
From The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
LADY ANNE BARNARD.

Lady Asse Barnard was an h,ress Of .frld Robin
CRU. one OF the perfect. tender, and affecting OF
all our ballads or isr~ a humble lite. About The year
I7Sl Lady Anne cnp,sed the sllad sacleni air
II Instant, bec me puar but the lady kept the srcrel
o is auihshp III long period al hiy years. "h'n
in 1873. she acknowledged IL ia letter 10 Su alter
>,si accompanying the disclosure with full aeedrni OF
&c eifcun,s ances under which Il written. Al The
line, Lady Anne semi two cnnnnals ~ lie h''-
l,,l nhici like all other continuation. la t9disoc>
ertai,s excepted are greatly nten.r the org NIL
Indeed the tale ai s,rrw cmpc IN all us parts, lhat
n, additions crad be made without msrrng lis sinPlc-
~ or it, l,1I ts Lazy Anne was daughter oil james
Lindsay Nth Earl ii ltirsrrcs she was horn 9Th Dr
cenh,.r 1850 married n l7q3 Ia SIT Andrew Barnard,
Librarian George Ill., and died. without ISSUE, On The
S,h MAY 1875
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EeuysD y sS0.pf


ANHfRsf CDlRI HOT ~, Va.
,u,E s1b,,ibcr gfaria Is patrons who have SO be-
rail-, encouraged him at his present stand beg leave to
uorm them aud the pnbr, TIT he IVA. ea'tu i" pc'o'
OF H. y,.,r, tn com n ,os Brick TAVERN and appur-
traanscs ROW occupied by & IL Mas'ie ~ he present
proarr ha. recently erected u comfortable OH winch
rive TIN, tavern saprii advantages Over any other at TINS
lar n til. accumulation 81 lawyers AID other business
gentlemen attending the courts The situation Is eeHated
connaldl. 81 the N extensive and eed1'ii III 'nt
,s II Stae-aud though retired ION the confusion oil
the p1bI. are, vel -ta tay coutthle" 10 the talfi
al ok Oir,. feHdcr al'5e ther the most e.
a,b e the are. Tine subscriber pedging his nnrenllt-
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ciag upon hi ecncs landlord hopes 10 retain a.
well the patrons ii h. pscdeeesr as toe Who hate o"n%
and lib rally encouraged him hi cd stand lie will
ready 10 receive anl accommodate visitor, Il his stand
GA the st November pr1Nimo. Terms hcret i5re.
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lack aud careful Driver also neat Btg and good Blegy
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September - wtlN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-25
FROM SANTA re AND FOKT LEANEN
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Mn. W alker, recently paynas II IN Srna f.. Iiculs
Noble " sun, and others. arrived AT st. LOUIS ON the
10Th uit, on the steamer RocCnd iIom Sauna Fc They
lel"a The iih and 18Th oil August, which, however,
MT as late, by iwu days, have pre- vausN received
IheIe tour companies ut troops IN Santa Pc all un-
der HE command ot Cul. " Wckucr, uf tins cliy. Capt
Sheppard 'seomplny, The advance ot Col, Elsous bat
aan, was met slAty miles lhls side OF Santa F.e NJ
mer lis government an private Wagon trains mel
daily. The quantity Of nuods ,r,inu nul is immense
At ana near The Arkansas the greater peftiou of thu
Illinois Hrglneal was met. Inc indians attacked tho
advance OF Mayor Walkers parry al pawuee Rock eyi
DENLY l'r the purpose Of Pndacug stampede but were
driven back With the loss OF Two Of tnor Number. \,
further interruption was experienced.
PROM the furt we learn that companies of Col
Glpns battalion had left Tor the Plains. The greater
portion of seven companies OF rctuaed volunteers are
the Fort, receiving their pay. st i.oas Era