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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-29
NOTICE.
DR. JlChSO.h'S PIE E.NBROC.lTYO.NI
MarranlPu q Cure


f1Nif success that has followed the the Embocaon
in tn cure ii this disease has been truly astonishing
Physicians now advise their patients the only
PILE MEDICINE.
In addition to ITS ben positive remedy for the Piles
never tails to cure that mtoerahle telling which
comon and has its location in the parts the Piles
Pies! PLESi PiLESi-Highly Important.
The gentleman whose appended this certi6c.
we'll known IN this city also through the Western
Soathcm States. The ntlrmition is valuable.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 10th, 1876.
Or N.JtcHsoN-Dcar Sir:-iou enquircd OF me what
benefit had derived from the Pile Embrocation
icc bound to state to yon that have been afflicted with
that very troublesome disease, the Piles for the last
twelve years. and mine Of the painful kind
often "hhgng 10 give up business had tried almost cv
cry kind of medicine recommended for the Of the Pos,
hI' Whh very little benefit, heu. during last fall, icad
several persons who had been cured by yJrr En-
bro 'aon and finally induced myself try 1t. Asi
using part o bottle was entirely reey and have lad NJ
n'aton OF return OF the disease The cre have ea''"
10 He,is permanent. II it will be OF any advantar.
those who similarly Afflicted this note for tha
purpose and also elcr who wish any
further information on the subject Respectfully,
Gro. IEtMcE, 357 Lombard St
For . lie in Iynchburg, by u. X. LYMAN,
March ll-wt20J Druggist.
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Merchant Tailoring

i Q U.N o a X T.
IN tbe OIL sand Of I'm. & j. Oahey.
w Ut Id respectfully inform the citizen, If Lynch
conduct. the old stand of himself and hrathrr tho
TAILORING 81 SINEsS.
IN all Ms branches. lie has NOW on hand and will con
uauaiy keep, beautiful assortment Of Cloths. CaSsi
HereN' est'ngs and Ia ir eseiy thng suitable tor Gen
ee@'n he "illmakc up 10 order in the no.t
"Shinnahe styles. handsome fits and warranted work
m7nShp Tie would invite the attention Of the public
L. h, sf7r, '> i''''
Teb. lis
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Nanakin Nail Works.

TllE subscriber having brea appointed Agent fT tie
sale Of the "Nlanakn Nails" respectfully ntor"s
the public that he Is receiving and will keep con
Sany ON hand at hs store on The Canal, opp ste
Public Ware l'ise, full and complete assrincn! I'll
thtSr Nails embracing all the various szes in Use.
This Factory having been recently erected and all o rs
Machinery being and Of the most modern and aPp2-
yeddccrpiion, is capable Of making Nails equal IN qda
ity to that of any other establishment in the country
Deal RS are assured that effort, the part Ut The PR
EN- pr"pne0rs VII be wanting 10 furnish such Main" ~
VIII fully meet their wants. and on good terms as any
other Factory can supply them Of similar quality;
r. B. TYLER
Richmond Va Apil 70, lsi7.---5tn
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DOL


The Ponnsylvan of TUESDAY contains tho prooeel
ings OF the Loco foco Town Meeinp held the nltd b,
Tore ~ Independence squate, relation 10 the rccen,
Victories IN McNico The l,adno resolutions sustain,
ihe war, and culogtze the National Administration. II
IS charged that Mexico by her "bnd Impenas,,y beyur
tte eNsug war VITA The niird States aud II IS n
hrmcd That hc unparalleled rumphs ol American yalpr
while shared as the common Inheritance Of American
r@l'n1s fafp Leiqag "a lie Democratic parIn - uo.l
any ine'" fd's ' The ability Of thai parte, salty hop6r
ANY ana successfully II administer the momentous Trusts
H'"eh iTec people reposc IN tie Government Of don
nee c""IIr' All This, to say tho least ,oys the Pm
oltpHa Inquirer, is COOL especially IS hen We remSnb.
"5 igina ana oicai efforts made by the Admins ka II
iN ~" s' place rcouke and insult the hero who eved
me hFs' victories and subsequently 10 take aWay from
H'h ''' o"nmAl " aud transfer tito Lieut. Genoi Ben
p' !" 'i''' '''' There may be mistake upaa these
i'''S we mere copy ANA invite attention the u M
,,"'hdhooj' winch was submitted the last II ~ Vi
A'PlesehtaVes by Loco foco member, and Vas Asus
N-."5 ey nearly every representative Of that pafyA
. 'os,"oa' iha' nothing herein contained shall ~
e"SGea INTO an appreciation Of the terms the eapItula
u'a Of Monterey"
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.NchNnics' Starring 3 Bank.

Wis Institution allows ) per all deposits
manning months and more. 1t isn Furnishing
condition. and in all respects perfectly safe depository
for all spare funds tina, individuals may be dcsrous fin
v'S'ng upon Interest Deposits always paid demand.
PLEASANT LABBY, President
II. RICHARDS, Treasurer,
}. III. ROBINSON. Secretary
DIRECTORS
r. iahhy' Samuel W. Shelton,
J. c. Shacklcflrd, J e. N,Clan,h,n
Jas, NJ. Langhorne J J. Salmons
Jesse 1. Duguid, ID. p. Reese.
Jacob Rumbough
Feb i-y6rn
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Caue all The meadows through
81 MID She mlSra. SAID |, Ss~ert raid
49, t.Sl shield ther tlom all solrov -
she Looked with eyes 50 bright aud fee
s7f said l. She is the SUI FOL
- b. ShesAsu u! hearts beloved BIZ
Tier eyes they seemed to answer 'tYe. =
"a Mvhcan with love was gushing
hua coatriycd my lips press
tntn her check, biushing-
d. THAT tlmhug check, 50 fresh 10 see
ssidI. ths maiden, TAR and Tree,
Sc is the very gil i5r me
Ihjpslhe over hedge snd s'yr,
A. With hotly k-fai laden
And sang 70 scare ia, gabns ,ile
Thai mag ati git tie maiden
Far no,, twas dark ty bush aud tree
md So l. "Maideu dear Ia mr.,
,---@ NAt t4pd "a, hearts beloved be -
--"Nl ctof.rc 50 late z" her mother cfed,
- IN wrath hen daughter viewing
oSo.,i geuue mother 90 irriiad
go. "rhJ d4us hcrl'se boon woaing
49, GIVE Gay consent then blessed art we
sd Sweat HaAer give consent, loi sie
L. Willing my beloved to /, ~
Eu rMaRr I1owTr
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CtSls for poo .yI.aBsNEs.

WV . INV VlNFH4'0.
~ T. are now m market TO purchase uur tail aupply
w oi NEGROES
We can say to our f,cuds anl the public generally,
lhat WE Will pay the
HIGHEST ASA PRICE
for all Young and likely \ r. q O T. g , Of both
7vNts.
Those having such TO sell win fad it to thru interest
Ia call on us before Wpkiue sNc.
Three riud NNMrFllS aud { ARpEN'fERS
anled We will ave literal price Ion the aame
lARI < DAVIS
\. B.-Nl communications from the country. rca
live 10 the above description of property will meet tn
prompt attention. H. \ ID.
July Is h
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.4GOOD .NEUIL\E. -

A>rpR IotsE, March lG, 1876.
1t g BrSl Seu:
DIAN ycrl, started from Seneca cnuutv with
lot oi tai .he and hong exposed all night the
car, watching thrn, took scNcc cold, that when
al New oik, ucch sti aud had vioct /
pam ny head ~ soon a, dlsFu7rd "l my sheep, va
obliged h alcud to h..,lth obtained box ,ort
Improved Indian Veg eahc Pills. and sitter taking two dses,
Sls entcl, relieved AM vc known in the interior and
part this state, and shah always be pleased
commend Pills Nuuts, SC. g Is. AlAORD.
pihrc - '1ecnw,ch street O-r,c brick blockD
a5-A"As.asis tar The improved indian Vegetable Pdi..
y aud -sc that G. Bon Smiths written with pen on
TIL bottom OF the box
for sale in l.ynchbng, by
JOHN II. SEAN Druggist,
March - en- Agent tor the Proprietor
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Fs0.sserrcosvDc gikPHesscs.

fF'llE II BSt RIBt.R would respectfully lnl4un
the citizens OF lNnchhurg ana surrounding country.
that he has taken the rouuis nearly opposite the Frank
lin siulol formerly occupied by Mr. W A. Retzer aud
recently hy MrJ II Fuzeibbous where he IS prepared
to execute MINIATURE LlkENESSES, with all
the latest aud mus important Improvements.
Miniatures taken IN any kind of weather. and all PIC
lures warranted fac smile Of the original
Ladies and gentlemen invited 10 call and examine
specimens Of this beautiful art.
y. Is Instruction gyenin the art on moderate terms
Apnl its F. f. GIBBS
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.NEIp CO.NCER.N.
TIVE subscribers ha,e associated themselves together
1 der the style and linn oi

I =. ,I--.I-l- - .. '1 "
= 80 ~ - y ~ ~ -
ereh.is:sH, .aSby Al Garter,
For the purpose 81 tfansactne Grocery and Commission
Eness. aud, having purchased al Messs. oung FoWlc-
Their stock oil roser ot Tor sale, at tae store formerly
rnpled by Young Bo,,es, next door above MeFsrs Mccn
Gwatin, large and well selected stock OF rocerce Do
mers, SHOES and Hats Their stock consists par, OF the
following
400 bags Rio, lagaira, Maracaibo and Java Coffee,
10 hhds prime y q. Sugars,
Porto Rico
tierres \. q. Clarified fine
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EDWIN r. PAGE,
.7TTOR.NET AT L.lU,
CAMPBELL {. H.. VA.
EElLl. practieein all the Courts Of Campbcu coun-
w ty, the Quarterly and Superior Courts Of Frank
In, Ptsy lvanla aud Halifax Counties
r. X. and J. W. Page, having associated themselves
in the practice Of the Law. will attend the Courts in
Lynchburg, Amherst. Campbell Franklin, Pusylvania
and llailN. All business entrusted 10 their care will
have prompt attention.
For +. |. Page, address Campbell c. II.
J. w Page still retains his office in Lynchburs
Fen SIS
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alrcuAxies Al, UNDERTAKINGS.

TO MECHANICS AND UhDERl AhE'h''
AWE building Of new JAIL. win az ,r,
,,#tta naaafian the Jailar's fanny, WI
h let out /, the lowest b.aer al lloyd Court House 0"
The tlm Monday IN MAY neAt. at winch u,no we y"
dcrtaher " be required to enter into bond WIN ~
security 10 ensure tie faithful execution OF the NofA'
H. The mean tte, fhese "ao may ee dl'P}S'u ~ 90
~ are requested 10 send by nail. the undef's1e ,
drais If pans as they my lbnk proper to ofirr
out IT winch ! selection vii be made. ,
Al r5mmancalians tn satgcct must be posi- paul
or they sill nj L. d.teudea To.
HFgyFY DFSKINS.
JOSEPH J. HOWARD.
lNO. n ZEN1MEi tR
Floyd c. IIo., April 22-w3w
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[-lRGINA Set NJ IS held IN the cierl,. "a
county court of Campbell county, Monda, ct 81 The
Lee Bailey, adn'r dc b1ais with The will =
honas Bailey, ST. A. -, james Tsify and NJ "a 81
and Temperance LIS wife, Herr, Holt and slary his ,ier
sarah ). Bailey, pain,g aid
against
Henry Moon and Iemna his wife Williar, < y
and Lucy his wie How [. Bailey and Eli.h4 hget
wife Maria \. Bailey. William L Bailey 81. 40 otth his
lev John e. Railey iabarinr II pa,sy ,a1i ~ Bal
BAILEY, the last siS infants, under the age of INVENT, r
John X Bailey, luke Z. Eai.es Thomas Bail, ~ Haf',
Bailey tcorss Jeiiries and tatlafin his wife, Alte " MIN
So, iiarria T. Mason John A. Mason Ms,fb, T. ~
s1o and Armsead Bailey, the last four infants und Ma
o twenty one years, D,i.nd ,h' aSe
In Cn.xc my. ''"''''''
The Defendants, IIowson L. Bailey and Fliz,h.,l
Thomas Bailey, and John X. Bailey, having en, T.
appearance and gives security, according the art If h-r
bly, and the Rules Of this Court and APPEARING b. rn'
tory evidence that they inhabitants of H. 'ae-
wealth It il ordered that they 10 appear bef,r H. n'h
county Court of L mpbel on The ] =. 'nsic,.
June next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and IN
copy Of his order be forthwith inserted in some anu That
li'hcd in the town Of lynehbug, Tor months pub
a'd another by thereof posted at the front door of IA ~
House OF said count, on some Court day. " ''0i'
- topy-Teste.
AprhS-w2m GEORGE W. DABNFy r,
VIRGINIA to wit At rules held in IN, .,.,l,
the r'Tei superior court of law and chanrety J f
county ol taAli on tiae 3ti day ol March, 1s47 " we
Garland Morgan, 'l'hos Morgan Wesle, Nor, r..
,opner Morgan ana Stephen P smith, late partners ,'
bacco merchants and manufacturers. radng and aH To-
ness underline Sly and fin" o Mosans, SMITH en- 'l+
.a,,.v, Paint.a,,
Mary Pinckard, administrator with the VII
John luckard, deed John prun, ard I,ci, ' hd ot
bert pnckard benjamin pnckai tcorg ' VIE Bo-
ms Wic Charles linekard, Jr. " liam l,leL,I ~ oH
W Packard, Elias Pnckard, Jcs,e pfunl, and a., hahty
ms wiit Aan P!nekafd and benjamin + pinclard AMI
~ G'1, u, Defendants,
htdefendants Robert rnelsard a d Elias pincl,,q 49,
having entered their appearance and given security o'
to the Of Assembly and the rub Il t ] ns
PaGng b! satisfactory evidence that they are not ilhi
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Mary Pinckard, administrator with the y, II -
John ifhaId dec d John irunt. ard Iucirda lii, VII WI ct
ncl' FHkaTd benjamin Plnckard George Rtcl,r a., i DO
W flnrkaa, ELIAS inekard, Jcs,e Pfunty and tl sy
his wife, Am Plnekatd and benjamin r pnclard Alt
" y, - u, Defendants
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tSf received 5000 yard, good Buraps from NJ.
~ 10 ;, which Is far preferable 10 the Tow l.lnen.
March lS--ts -. r. {. PETERS,
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FOR S.iLE
el virtue of deed of Trust executed To hy John
~ :. langhorne aud Sarah T.. his wife, shall sell
Al public auction, Thursday, the 9th day of Nav
II fan, II notion the next fair day thercacron the prem
lses,
TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN tho County OF Amherst on NluVal'e Creek, ad
lainlnp the land OF lh"t Floud Chas. MAYS, WYATT
Pei. -. Warwick and others and containing about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
The sad Land Is within miles of INHchburr and a
mileo the canal, with good outlets to each large por
ION thereof is heavily tuborod. we'll watcrcd with sure
rior water power. which can be chraply applied Ii
either milling OF manufacturing purposes. 1t is we'll a
daplad 10 tbe growth Of 'roDncco Wheat, Corn. &c.
and Is worthy the attcuunn o those engaged IN hauln,
Mood. al who may want " God Land convenient to
lynrhhurg. II will be divided in lots or parcels SUI
ruu,hassaud Will he sold either at private public sal,
As al The slmo ZINC and place. will sell two W ageons
t,ear and ftxuas. On Cart one set Black NHaths
fo9s, and snndry Plantation tcnsls The ute 10 said
property will be undspucd but acting Trustee agent
shall convey such tlllc only rs vested N
TERMS OF SALE.
credit of one, two aud three Years will he owen.
March 22-t6M W. TN ANCEi, Trustee.
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Hsrs!ac"rc, GHffery, Guns, sc.
VIE sutsc iher having talen the building formerly
occupied by Mr. Lewis PAGE. and opposite Mr.
Don T. {. Peters, taxes the liberty of calling the atten
ton of his friends and the public generally 10 his
and we'll selected stock OF Hardware. Cutlery. &c
which he Is opening and viii continue receive.
his new Hardware Establishment. He latlers himself
that after an experience OF many years IN this branch
the trade he exhibit stock Of Goods. which for
styles and prices cannot he surpassed by any house the
State And rs proof the assertion, he asks only
fair trial His Goods direct from the Manufacturers
and have been bought upon the most ad vantagcuus
terms Among the stock may be found almost every article
IN the Hardware line, consisting part Of the ollw-
ing, VIZ:
Tolls Of every description and quality,
House Keeping Utensils,
Farmers Implements,
Building Materials,
Sporting Tackle.
Brushes Of all kinds
Iron. Steel, Nails, Brads Cord. Rope. SC SC ST.
And many other articles winch could be enum, rated
any of which will be sold low. Give me at aiv rate
call. W. &. MILLER
7. S-Coun'ry Produce taken in cNchan.e for Goods
March p 9m
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TIA''iNA Sc-it rues held IN the cierl's CT = :,
county court oil Campbell county, Monda, -, ~ t,e
day OF April 1911 -sa The 9Th
Lee Bailey, adn'r dc boais non will the will ,,..,
Thomas Bailey, Sr., u, james T,,4y and 81
lis wife, John W Mason and Name, his wifc - ~ &,
and IemPeranee rs WIFE Herr, iol, bary his o'r
sarah 5. Bailey, Piain,e 'e' and
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Y ''.i\i Vt rules holden in the Clerk, o lie, Of IN
circuit superior court IL law and etanrr,x Ia " IA
oi i'yn'ibaf%, On the lst day of March, 1877 u"
John Smith, Jun'r., n,
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POT leAL.
wfE LoyEa.

Her skirts were lifted frrrnfhe dew
Acs bodice f,tea gf'e,
Her plsitad fsir. her apron blue,
The uigtsaseeses, J. allied Lightly,
Her stottingS Wits as White could be
Sa1 !, thslraaiden tar u see,
I'Jast the yer, gid ior me
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Hard and Cutlery.

November l6
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-27
WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug. 26,


BACON-The stock of Bacon is light, and
prices have advanced half cent per H., over for
mer quotations. The receipts for the week have
been about $4,000 lbs. The article is selling,
hog round, in quantities of 900 lbs. and upwards
at lO3 cts, according to quality. small
lot of about 5000 lbs, very superior, for family
use, brought on Tuesday last, hams IL, Middlings
and Shoulders IL cents per lb.
LARD-This article is extremely scarce. We
quote at l2c per ID.
CORN-Received from Mattamusket 1000
bushels Corn, 900 of which sold at 621 and &c.
per bushel; the balance retailed from vessel at IS
and 7Oc.. in quantities to suit purchasers.
NAVAL sTORES-About or 10000 bar
rels have reached the market since our last Thurs
days report, which has been taken by shippers and
disllers; and during part of the time, prices have
ranged as high as So 20 for Virgin, and So 80 a
So IS for Yellow Dip Turpentine. Yesterday
sales were made at lower rates, viz: So 20 and 81
IS for Yellow, and 50 for Virgin. This morning
sales made at So 70 for Yellow, and So for
Virgil and not brisk at that. Some 10 barrels
couHtry made SPIRITS TURPESrINE was sold on
Wednesday at 36c. per gallon. This is the only
transaction we hear Of Town distillers are ask
ing higher rates. The receipts of TAR have been
very light What has arrived was sold at 81 IS.
LUMBER & TIMBER-Is firm at quotations
Some extra qualities of Flooring boards have been
sold as high as 50 SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-27

IL mas Afforded me great satisfaction TO find that
the measures which, in concert with the king of
the French, the queen of Spain, and the queen of
Portugal, have taken for the pacification of Por-
fugal. have been attended with success; and that
the civil war which for many months had afflicted
that country has at last been brought to boodless
termination.
I indulge the hope that future differences be-
tween political parties in that country may be SET
tied without an appeal to arms
Gentlemen of the House of Commons thank
you for your willingness in granting me the neces
ssry supplies; they shall be applied with due care
and economy to the public service.
| am happy to inform you that notwithstanding
the high price of food, the revenue has up to the
present time been more productive than had rea-
son to anticipate. The increased use of articles
of general consumption has chiefly contributed to
this result. The revenue derived from sugar es-
pecally has been greatly augmented by the reno
val of the prohi5itory duties on foreign sugar.
The various grants which you have made for
education in the United Kingdom will, trust, be
conducive to the religious and moral improvement
of the people.
My Lords and Gentlemen-I think proper to
inform you that it is my intention Immediately to
dissolve the present parliament.
rely with confidence on the loyalty to the
throne and attachment to the free institutions Of
this country, which animate the great body of my
people. join with them in supplications to Al
mighty God that the dearth by which we have been
afflicted may, by Divine blessing, be converted in
to cheapness and plenty"
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- @ARgIg IggEs Is
: 4sAAZS PORT OF W1LMINGToN. AAZ

ARRIVED.
Aug. 20-Brg DIR. Hitchcock, Elwe1I, Boston, to
ter.
Brig John A. Lancaster, Loveland Norwich, Conn., to
G. w. Davis.
Brig Gardner H. Wright, Whitaker Philadelphia, to
G. w. Davis.
Schr Jonas Smith, Briggs, y. Y, to Il. w. Brown.
Schr Z. S. Powell Powell, n. Y. to G. W. Davis.
Schr Wilmington, Watts, Baltimore, TO DeRosse',
Brown & Co.
schr Pearl Moore, Onslow county, TO G. w. Davis.
Schr Abdel kader, Atkins, N Y. to E. J. Lutterloh.
Schr J. ID. Jones, Stukes, n. Y, to r. w. Brown.
22-Brig Arcturus, Gray Bermuda. to Barry Bryant.
Schr Col. McRae, Mcdonald. Philadelphia, to DeRos
set Brown q. Co. OF Hatteras the morning Of the
2h struck spar afoat, causing bad leak near the
centre board.
Schr Ann Jane, Gore Shallot'e, to G. w. Davis
Schr Mary Francis, Midget Mattamusket, TO master.
Schr Zenobia Pngh, Mattamusket, to DeRosset, Brown
26-schr l.. P. Smith, Young, New York to r. w
Brown.
Aug IS Brig Sam & Ben, H Boston, by E. Dickin
son.
schr 0ralloo, Martin. Antigua, by E. Dickinson.
Schr Caroline, fitzpatrick, Boston by E. Dickinson
20-Br Brig Sandwich, Turner Port au Spain Trini
dad by G. w. Davis.
Brig Belle Myers, New York. by G. W. Davis.
Sfhr Pearl, Moore, Onslow cousiy, BY g. w Davis.
2l-Brig Pacific, Leckie, Rio Janero by o G. Parsley
24-Schr. Jonas Smith, Briggs, New York, by r. W
Brown.
25-schr Ann lane, Chadwick shsIlotte by G. "
Davis,
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QUEENS SPEEcH.-Our readers may have
some curiosity to know what kind OF speech
Queen Victoria makes to her Parliament when
she takes it into her little head to "chat"
them "some" Her "speech" is made for
similar purposes, and, indeed, corresponds in
a great measure to the annual message of our
President. Her Majesty delivers the speech
in person, or rather, we would more correctly
say, she reads it in person; for it is always
prepared by her Ministers for her We are
glad to perceive that Her Majesty takes the
right ground on the doctrine of Free Trade
We have every reason to believe, from the re-
suits of the general election which is now 60
ing on in Great Britain, that she reflects the
sentiments of majority of the English people
on this all-important question -
"My lords and gentlemen-I have much salts
faction in being able to release you from the du-
ties of laborious and anxious session. cannot
take leave of YOU without expressing my grateful
sense of the assiduity and zeal with which you
have applied yourselves to the consideration of the
public interests.
Your attention has been principally directed to
the measures of immediate relief which great
and unprecedented calamity rendered necessary.
have given my cheerful assent to those laws
which, by allowing the free admission of grain,
and by affordng facilities for the use of sugar in
breweries and distilleres, tend to increase the
quantity of human food. and to promote CONNER
cial intercourse.
Ireioice to find that you have in no instance
proposed new restrictions, or interfered with the
liberty of foreign or internal trade, as mode Of
relieving distress. feel assured that such meas
ures are generally Intellectual, and. in some cases
aegravate the evils from the alienation of which
they adopted.
cordially approve Of the acts of large and libe'
raj bounty by which you have assuaged the suffer
inss of nv Irish sub ects. have also readily Civ
en- nv sanction to law to make better provision
for the permanent relief of the destitute in Ireland
have likewise given my assent to various bill
calculated to promote the agriculture and develops
the industry Of that portion of the United King
dom. Nv attention shall be directed to such fur
ther measures as may be conducive to those salu
tary purposes.
My relations with foreign powers continue t
inspire me with confidence IN the maintenance o
peace.