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THE PROSPECTS OF pr.cr

az III" expecting peace from Mexico. in ceTs-.-
d'''o u she deie't sustained by her Al Germ, lrJ
onena Vista and other places. and Tho .l;t,nl,
'''e erA'eans to the standard of any leader San
~ ''''' having IN measure lost cast a,noop ,bcr,
nc nafch OF our army to eircapita. twas believed
"ouio also bring them TO terms Tut. this we ,li.,
VIII mol be the case-Eyery demonstrate, # ,h.,.
o"S !. Will not. Their Congress- since the battle Of
N'fio "odo, has passed edct maxine il t,,oso, >,
'o'ei"ue treaty with us This being the ease uho viii
oAie sign such treaty2 Nnune in Nle,eo Nc b,;t.,
"o' 10 say his oiiselr great obstacle in the wa
VI concluding peace. The Mexican Government has
also adopted the guerrilla mode Of condncr, tho ,,r
Tor The future, and consequently we shall have No ,,.
pitched battles; our will be shot whenever opo ma.
chance to leave the camp. and in this way many b,
dreds may be destroyed without our army dong ,he,,
any serious damage
however different state Of things NAV exist who.
we lake The capital, and hope So and thai the Me,
oa''s may 'hen come to their SENSES; and some be
heFe mat this will take place Mr.. Kendall
IN ms 'eero April, 2Sh at Jalapa states that rmor
was brought by The diligence just from the city Of Mex
ico mat Mr. Bankhead, the British Minister bos 70
ne"ed his offers Of mediation between Mexico and the
oh'ed States, and that the Congress was acting upon
his propositions whatever they may have been Notwh
standing the fiery denuncatoy tones of the public press,
there certainly peace party in Mexico and there may
be something in this repor, Of English Intervention in the
distracted affairs of Nlexico'
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,afeosh nhoh II passes. aad the frequent change al
S39 must preyca that line fameutcfny into 50 eoss
'a1 ehnl clifton with this Improvement
nom al these Considerations the Richmond and 0hio
al htad Is the ,st aud the shurlcs, route rpm tho
'a'y 81 the Mississippi Ia the Eastern cities. aud viii
command n're trade aud travel han either Of the emu
efaen routes, and as connects larger and fer
ne country With the Atlantic board than any ofhrr
improvement the stock be 1hc best Rail Road stool,
IN the I > States, aud must. when completed, yield
large dividends.
ihefe arr many Raj Roads in the United States
which make god dividends and il will perhaps be well
10 ehumerate a few. All tn Rail Roads in Massaehn.
stS averaged. 10 lsiti, per cent clear profits The
tai Road IN Michigan last year, IN an unfinished state
divided . per cent dsilends-he Baltimore and OH
"ali hoad In 1870 made prr cent clear prahis, not
"i'hSandng the company hok up ihor old rails aud sub
sulnied new heavy cge rails in their place The Rich
mona AMI fredericksburg rad made per cent III lsIa
ana learn the last dividend for months was 81 pei
cent The south Carolina Rail Road divided in isit
- per cent clear profits aud left balance undivided
oi sols1 -. which nearly equal per cent
And IN conclusion, the Richmond aud Ohio Ral |, sat
p.sst s'es great and decided advantages all these
roads It's dividends must he greater than any ct them
and have heard that Mr.. Ctuzet. one 81 the mos
scientific and practical eneoecs in the STATE has given
II as his opinion thai The dividends on this road III vel,
% per cent. X.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
Is GEN. TAYIORA WIG

The question is frequently asked, sis Gen. Taylor
Wing ?' We believe from all the lights before us
that there is tobi of it. We quote paragraph from
the Louisville Journal on the subject When it is re
collected that Gen. Taylor raised Louisville
and large number of his connections reside there
VIC have every believe that his political sen
mens would be known ny the Journal
''Gen Tayor's political opinions already perfectly
well known to many persons, and in various ways be
coming familiar to the mass Of the people, Every one
knows the fact that he is Whg the friend of Clay
and an honest and patriotic Bnt than i:
known The editor OF the United States Gazette has
stated authoriivey that Gen Taylor is the friend of all
the leading permanent measures Of the Wing party
is the friend of protective tariff and of the distribution
of the proceeds Of The pu6c lands, and that he opposed
TO the Sub Treasury system. We ourselves know from
the intimate friends Of the General. well as from his
correspondence which have been afforded the oppor
tuny ofeNamining, that he is sterling Wing, We
trust that he will not be questioned at least while at the
head Of an army and fighting the battles OF his country
If the people will call him to the Chief laestracy, 50 b,
it, but force him not into false position 1t is his pre-
sent mission fight the battles OF his country and he
should not be made to appear to seek or desire the Pres
idency."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
SUDDEN DEATH.

An lnqucast was held before Coroner Thurman on
last Tuesday the 18th, upon the body OF Capt Ammon
Hancock who was found dead early that ,nornpn
before the front door of his residence within the enc
sure of his yard, with his knees ON the ground and h
"eau resting on the railing near the front gate. The
verdict OF The inquest hat he came to his de,th
IN some way unknown to them, but supposed to be by an
act of God"
oap'' iianc'ck has been favorably known in Lynch.
hu9 'f great many years. and in his death the town
is deprive Of one Of its most useful members
The Funeral OF Capt Hancock. will be preached at
the Methodist f. Church. on Thursday, the GOTH at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, by the Rev. David S. Doggett.
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RICHMOND AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

Tomorrow and next day, the voters of cur town. will
have to decide whether the Cooperation shall take ooo
shares in the contemplated Rail Road BY this time
We hope every voter has made up his mind to sustain St
30 essential improvement. Every business man and
property holder should he there to hephe cause along
Let the Corporation take this amount and the citizens
take large private subscriptions and The scheme Will be
accomplished East and West will be linked 'ogeih
er-trade will increase and our town will flourish.
Citizens Of Lynchburg, is the auspcions time IL
move on the suject-this is he time if ever to be SIC
eessful This is the time to make you exerIons tell 10
some Pupsp. Let every voter, then, be al the polls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The Independent Order Of Odd Fellows. will celebrate
the sh anniversary in this place, on Tuesday next, the
2jh instant There will bet procession and Grafton,
in the morning and Pie Me party in the evening attend
ed by the Order and invited guests.
Brothers belonging to l.. l.. No. II, from the country,
the members Of Love lodge Nc. 40 ana other visiting
brothers from a distance viii please report to F. q.
W m i. Lee. who Will to their accommodations and
asst n places for the horses 1t is desirable that
ny as possibly can, report themselves Monday eve
mag, or early Tuesday morng, amp means have
been secured for their comfort.
A programme Of the procession will be prepared and
published in the next paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The court is ofopnian that the plaintiff and Thomas
y. Eubauk. ouah 10 he considered jont cndrs,rs.
and thai they ouahl ouy L. brar the consequences =
The endorsement. n Inc proceeding aud ah uld
pay equal moctes OF the debts, interest aud ,os's arising
ihcrelum and dolh order that Of III" Commits oucs
Of the Court d, take account u TIE dcus which have
hocn visited upon The plaintiff Sale and The ddndaul
Ihoua, r. Eo9anh 50 as to share tho amount. which
has been PAID By each party aud 70 equaze The burdea
between them. and thai the Commissioner do take
an aecouut Of hc debts secured by the ust deeds regard
ing the plaintiff sale having priority io be paid any
balance which may he ascoaiuod IN his :ly1f taking
the account first directed brt@ccn nm and Thomas \.
luhank which accounts The sad Commissioner will eN
amino, state and settle, and make rpou thereof to the
Court with any matters specially stated, deemed peril
nent by himself required by Tie parties 10 be stated
Copy-F,ste,
EO TiNSLEY, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20
CONTESTED EIEC rIONS

Besides the contested election in our own District we
learn that Mr. Iredway the seat of Mr. Four
hoy' McNulen has not entirely concluded to contest
nl'ohs election lie says that if the majority in Con
sress should be Democratic he would be successful but
hig success would be hopeless. OF COURSE he will
mol conclude to contest until he finds which party
will have msjority in the House of Representa-
tves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

Amherst Court IiaIsa. Apdl 10, lS47 s
The parties Interested in the foregoing order will take
notice. thai have appointed lhn sd day Of June uoNl
to commence the accounts therein mentioned, which
day at 10 O'Clock in the morning, obey requested Il
attend st my olliro, with their accounts. Vouchers and
copies Of court papers, prepared for summation and set
cmont, RO. NJ. BROW n, Gom'r.
May 20-wlm
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MR.. BRANSTETTNERS' CONCEPT

On account OF unavoidable circumstances Mr. Rr.nl-
steltner was unable to give his Concert on last Tues
day evening. He will, however, give one ON Monday
evening, where all those fond of good music, will 90 and
hear him and Mr.. Bozzaora, at the WASHINGTON Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

lying in the County ol Amherst, Stosul's Crock nd
l1n!nR the land ol Docl. FIoad. Cha. Mays, Nyaa
PeityJahn 4 Wansc and oi ers. and containing about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
The said i.aud ia within miles # i.yuehhurg and d
mile al the eaual. with R5ad outlets toenrh mge pur
on thereof Is heavily tmbrrcd wei natpred with ule
rur water power, whiehraa be cheaply applied 10
oithcrmlng OF manufacturing putposes Ii 10 we'll
d9pted 10 the growth Of Iuaeea, Wheat. Com, sc.
and is worthy the attention Of lhose engaged in hauling
Wu1d. ~ who may want Wood land convenient IL
lynelburg It vii be divided IN lets or rarecs 10 SUN
purchast,and vii be- sold either nj peatour public sale
Als' at the INN aedp place VIII Il NO Wagons.
Gear and FNur,s Que tan. st liaek Smiih,'
fo,ls. aud sondy Plantation tots'a The utlc to sad
property vii be- dispu lut aetug tu5lee agcut
shall convey such llIlc Gully as sod II ne.
TERMS or SALE.
credit of enc. Two and ihtee ycar4 will be piyen
March DON W. TA ANCEN Trustee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

The pcGnaaut, George &. Wright, MT having entered hi
appearance and given fe#Hiy araofdng tle asi 81 A.
euhy nh the ns Of this Cuu5t, end appearing t
dctory evidence that hc mot iuhbbtt OF III common
wealth. On tn motion Of the plaintiff by counsel, Is niders
ed that the sad defendant de- appear hrc al ruies IL be holden
IN the Ccs office 81 the said Crcuit Superior Cont, te
frs Monday IN August not and answer III, bin ol tia plain
al. and that copy afths o3r b. attwih inserted in soae
ncvslaprr published IN tho town Of LynchhurE ia two
months Is, aud anetel copy thereof pasted the
ontdoor Of he Count a5so of this County Court
day. \ taY--l,ste,
S II, LOVING, clerl pro tom,
Nav 2O--s2m
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ESGFgYi.S! bargains =!
NEW STOCK or
RE.lDr .ALRDE CLOTIiLNT =!

RE.TUT .ILTUE TIUfTTfNL :!
THNIlE subscriber lasiust received and is opening
Y At the auction house of Phelps & Perkins, large
assortment 81
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Having purchased them for Cash in the northern and
eastern markets am enabled to offer great inducements
and respectfully invite the public oca and examine be
lrc purchasing elsewhere, as they vii find It to Their ad-
vaniaec A. II. CARDOZO.
sales conducted by Phelps & Perl:iaa.
May 20--lm
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OBITUARY.

Died. on Monday rgh, the l7th inst, aged abou, CD
years. Capt AMMoN HANcocK, ct tbs town; ne
manner of his leath was most sudden and awful Al
though he peve enjoyed very robust heah stu no man
supp sed for moment that death had marked him cat
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: lOpy Ii8lp.
ROBERT 'fINSLEY, Crk


Amherst Court House, April 10, ies7 {
The parties Interested ia the foregoing ORDER will
take notice, that have appointed the 9ll day Of July
II. 10 commence The accounts therein mentioned, on
"hehday ~ Ioeelsel IN The moralng ,heyare request
ed loat,Hd at ny oliae with their accounts vouchers
and copies OF cou papers prepared for examination and
settlement. L0 M BROWN Cou'r
May 21-wlm
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Married on the 2Olh Of April, by the Rev. d. j. {.
Slaughter. JonS +. HuNDpEY, Of king < Queen, 10
Miss MARrH, NJ. CAMDEN, daughter of John and Sarah
Camden or Nelson county.
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A CARD.

The 'Rife Guards" beg leave to tender their thanks
to Mr. and Mrs Boyd, for the of their beautiful lo
and mansion for the Presentation Of the Flag by the la
dies and ALSO for the very polite and hspIlabe recep
ton given to the ladies' aud gentlemen who were spec
tators as well as To the ''Guards that occasion.
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NIITN =" INN
ROBERT TlNsl.FY. elk.


Amhers to0fl HOUSE, Apil II. le47.
fhe parties Interested The foregoing order will taks
noee. tel lave appointed tho .Sth day of June next
81 commence tie accounts thefzin mentioned on whcl.
day, al loeehfh III q morning, they requested
attend ny flee. with Their accounts. vouchers and
epe4 of ee1h pafers. prepared for examination and set
denent BO NJ. BROWN, Com.
Nlav 2NZNlm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

a I rfeuii superior court efsw and chanccry, con-
"a. lnued by adjournment, and held for tic county u
Amherst al us Court House, Saturday, the Cd day Vi
April. lefI.
John Dudley Davis, administrator dc bOu's non Of Geo.
Mouiss, j., Plaintiff,
agaiss
Clarea L. Davis, in his own right ard as ailnnis,ra-
Tor Of the ae o ihmas M1ss, deed, also Of Hy S.
Nj rriss e., and YIN. d Norris, dec, VIM Armis-
lead. Nancy Davis, Edmund Pend Sheriff bf Amherst
county. aud such administrator Of Betsy T.. Morrss.
decd, who was administrators oi George Norris dec d.
George iufls Martin y. Dawson Edmunl Penn. Sheriff
81 Amherst county and such administrator Of i.acaet
Bnrks. deed aud nf peegy Daws1n deed Thomas
Atlu,ss, G.orge u rfiss, Nathaniel Morriss Marrce
Nortiss mud W llian Duncan Morrss The children of
Maurice Marfiss. deed El,lred w Morrss beverly r.
NORRIS and Jim II. rafhs and Susan NJ bis wife and
Mary Jane aud Ge W l.. AIofrss. inlan's unde the ags
u t,reu one yeefq by Flse1 ~ Nierhss their guaf-
diau, specially asslgucd 10 delend them in This suit
Defendants.
IL cnseGav
This cause care tas DAY to be heard upon tho pa
pes former Yfead and the report C commissioner Brown
male n pursuance Of he dcereia order Of the 3ls Ct
August 1911, with exceptions filed 10 the LIST report Of
,mnfsauhfT Brown. i the children Of George Nor
s3, tguu Ne. 10 Inclusive, and 10 the I'd fclsr by tho
eri,ndan, Davis from 10 inclusive and the exhibits,
vouchers and dcrosons fd since the last heanp and
was argued hy counsel On consideration Whereof the
court doth oxerrle The lsi and "a exceptions Of Moniss'
children o1he Isl Report, ard sns'an Tho 3d. Tho tih be-
ng aeiHg superseded, and sustain The lst 2l 5th 9Th
III and al tNeerti,ra avs 10 the d IieIeri and
n'efNio The Sd, the lh tciug fupertr gatory and do
n commit the said lstforla to Glmtssiuner Brown 10
h0 relafmed sccuniihglY and lie said Commissioner is
directed ia take the account Of the administration Of tho
Plaintiff rFH the e5tae Of hia estate, hereiare d.
ffced by he court hul net rendered ~ the plaintiff and
reported hy Tho temmi4auor. ard the court reserves
10 Itself the feht Il defng the question: whether
Davis administrator 81 I hepas Morriss, and Betsy
Morris, adnu.almtfx al GORGE Noriss or the aid pa-
via Us her spent stat he charged with the pr neipal Of
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Lady in Troy NY. who had been given up by her Ply
siclans, sends the following;

Lady IN Troy Ny WHO had been gwen up BY hcf Ply
slclans, sends the following;
1poY, May IS. 1916.
Ma Fu~lE-Iu October last, tool, violent cold, which
settled on Iay lungs and produced lacking cough, arcoRPa
ni,d with night sseas which reduced ne very low, iH
DAYS alto WIS taep enpoped Of best Physicians
but received hop but tried another bu, With no better
sucre-s and finally third still growing worse all the while
Al tins stare oil the disease reduced oy 81 be
able 10 turn IN bed, si up ylc my bed made
SIy p, finally gave up, and sad that had the con
sumption and that there no help Tor ne My friends
advised me 10 try stars Basatn Of Wild Cherry but thu
porers Objected to IT, said that would only hurry out oi
the world finally procured bottle and by using three bot!
les was restored 10 perfect health. ....
Mrs SARAH LAWSON.
For sale in Ivnrhhurg Whole4alcand Retail by II. d
r. IYNAN,-afd by Druggists aud dealers IN Medicines
generally in Virginia.
May 20-H (lW
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April - -wt22al

The above sale Is postponed W s4oylay, the l9d
day ofJu,t. ". ". BOYD.
MAY .A-Wtl0
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My 90 WIN

l, circuit superior eourt u law and chnncufY. con-
4 "a tnued by adiauum,nt and held Tor the county 81
Amherst nj the Couri House. Friday tho ID day Of
April lSll:
Cornelius Sale. chnmpe Garter, Trustee flr Marble
L. Berry. 1houas I, lionldiu William T. fanccy. Ed
lnund LogWood 4 Go. aud Henry DAVIS, Plaintiffs,
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The New York Express d "Wednesday afternoon

The New York Express u "Wednesday afternoon
SAYS
Mouer, f na ahondaui. is easy, and good paper sea
III the streets al q and pererut lhe banks laGe lhrcc
aud SIX months paper freely. shen ans, however. are
maio On thc h.poliee3l4n otIlea~utl notes and similar
securities, SUBJECT 10 immediate cal at / and . per
cent.
There are large contracts making foreign account
lar Flour and Gam at high prlees To ba delivered in
jane. July and August The fact is sufficient evidence
tina, cNprs olhre,dsipis, Us Wcllas Cotton. will be-
LARGO. iar considerable period. The rate Of sterling
hills ut tho present time most f,omhlr In both
res anil. slpnld il continue about US now. the money
market III temaiu,asy.
Tier Is mnlc produce shipping. but ihorcis surplus
al vessels. frgAis ate hkcu al Is u lUr Flour; I'd
IN Gadn. aud so toS,. fer heavy goods 10 Liycrleo -
10 llaefe 23e. tur GTalu aud F, L. 1r Flour,
An oSerlnAing an die Mrcbaac.' Banking hssaeia
ton for something like twenty thousand d9ars, hy a
Broker. Is reported in Wal street The Bank, however,
sstcue for the largest pfLinn of The amount, aud ii Is
hoped tlat ultimately lhe Bank Will lose nothing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-20

Jesse c. Campbell, Jlhn Campbell, George q. Wright
George r. Carr, lienry " Cuailrs and Sterling claiborne
flaf4 ItU#s
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Eaacy Phillips IN herogn tabt and as trustee to- hor
srlf and cnldrn James 4. 1hornlen aud Frnees bs
wife James W. Phillip. George Phillips nm infant un-
der tn ageef u years, by tiahe 1nsI,y specially as
sgool hie guardian. Russo Npr'e md Mary his wife,
and Brutau Nat,e and Mildred his Wife and james
Powell Sheriff OF Amherst present trustee Of said Nan.
ey l.hlDIa and efildicn, Defendants.
itner u. ioesl.r. Garland, Walton and Penn, O.
". Martin. !, x y lliggnlot.am and John r Hunt.
Plaintiffs,
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Al Lnrgc Sunnly 0f nry Goods.


A general assortment Of Goods for genilemen's wear
This stock a Goods will be found full rs per cent
cheaper ian similar Goods have been sold in this mar
kct.
May Its if
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IL e. n Es I'D.

NOIIN J. PURVIS. Agent. has just reached home
~ from second "Trip after Goods, and his day open
ing at his store,
Large Supply of Dry Goods.
consisting Of Ginghams, Lawns. Printed Cambries.
Balznines Beages and other fashionable dress Goods
for the Ladies.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. My II. lsl7.
Thee quito active business done at the STOCK
board n day.
The market for Flour continues firm. with sales To q
mod'~te oNtenl ol Peaoa. brands at $. Salesof Corn
Mead Al 81.
Wheat is worth l71r and Corn ldlc
Nhskey - | "a 81 , cts.
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f.r speedy victim IL had us, walked out Of his
haitse al hight, anil II tho morning Wa furd
corpse At his own daqf. The sensation produced
amuug his follow elizeus by tho annunciaiion Of his
death.s the best commentary upon his lie II oneo
said by acute observer ri mon. this town. in regard
10 the conducted one a must amiahe citizens, that be
deserved 80 credit af his gfi0s conduct, eeeause God
had created him good man To be snre Capt ilafcnck
WIS naturally very aniahle. but had cultivated
morn assiduausif lis native brneNauueo Than HUT He
newt VAS known IA max parade of his charity. or
the great numher tl3 have armken Il his republican
hospitality, ~ mauexer discovered the leas restraint Ia
hts house. Notwithstanding the apparent asecndeaey
acquired 10y the finer feelings Of The human heart over
his actions 10 the exclusion If the manly VIRTUES,
no man eyer duh FL moment the STRENGTH Of his
principles, In all his transactions with his iallow mru
during his mefeantle lilo th,ro was singular mixture
ut probty and kindness TO his customers; and
as Mae staie, his conduct was most exemplary. He
WAS paten digcnt Just and kind in his administration
Of the law. When constrained b, OF justice and
rmprielY u encr the penalties Of the law the writer
has heard one 81 ha brother Justices hat awaisap
pearcd Il give hm sensible pain. And nov what must
he said Of the terrible blow 10 his relations ludced The
writer can ASSURE them, IT that he ANY mitigation Of Their
suet, That thtsssnmualtY regards hia death public
eaomiiy Ma y u his fellow citizens will lorl and
sensibis feel. lS lazs 20 themselves and Their families
Ills nohe nanro dictated the pfea,est kindness all
men IA misfortune. No nmn could he kinder or moro
ndu gent IL his servants His treatment to Them was
truly paiernal They aud all tbs community toprnrr
with srcaans, vii luue mourn hs sudden aud awful
death Hn they certainly have strong grounds Ter the
eansong hope that he las passed to another aud bet
ter world.
Departed this lie. ON the 18Th AprIl ha residence,
Nr. RienARp H. BuRk. IN the sou, year Il Ii are
lie has been lahlrhs i1r the last eighteen months under
disease called the swelling Of The glands winch lalllrI
the skill Of he btsiphysieians agd MUSES. and At as hr
RED his hady Il its earthly grave.
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NEW YoRN MARKETS. MAY "A.

NV iVT'N NANkt Is, May IT.
Slight advance nn Stocks.
Flour Prices firm with upward tendency. Gen
esoc 80 2and linn. some saas of southern George
toWu) brands at T. Cornm,a ai.sl l-4a5 Rye -four
in rcqaestat $500 3a$51s 81.
Gnesee v heat li5al7se prime uIo corn is selling
at 9la94c and yellow 95c. Oats 5sc. Rye lola
l03c.
Provisions actiyeand prices fully sustained
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Nancy Philips. inise, hrrchjrcn. Mildred Ann,
James W, fmnets. Gcargo y. aud Mary Phillips, in.
hne by Comm 7soncr Bouaga, specially assigned their
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