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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

LfCORICE! LICORICEt,
IN consignment 20 cases Urea Licorice 4. ho s,ll
~ low, On liberal terms wv 'o''
PHELPS s. PERKINS.
June 2i-,s
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+, Chs b Shaw James Smith
/ Ro SAUNDERS Thomas n Saunds rson co
/ J. r. Sal,nons, Miss Sarah NJ. +. Smith,
/ Holman Snead Judith u. Stanton,
Fayette S,epioe, 2; Margaret A. Scott-
AlbDn NJ STATION, Fanny H. ,hackleford,
| Harry Smith, (c,,ored) Sarah A Smithson,
Capt 1homss Simons, Ann Sprus,
Thomas II. Scott, AnnE salmons,
John w. Smith, Martha J. Shumaker.
Moses Smith, Mrs. Mary Jane Smith,
James NJ. Scott, Magjalino See.
Patrick spiIlane. Margaret Il. smphia,
Messrs Campbell s. Stevens, f.za6cih scot,
Joseph B. smith, Jane &. Smith,
John Smith, Susan Smith,
Samuel II. Shelton, Caiharine L.. Schonho,
J. T. Smith, 2; Minerva Shayis.
John Turner. iona ihan Tompkns,
! VIM. X. Terry, Miss Nancy Thornton, 2;
Oliver Thomas. Judith Tyuoll,
W. w. Taylor Nancy TAYLOR,
Silvin Thorn, Cathar'ne Tyry,
Christopher ri. Tompkns Mrs. Ann Trgg.
Million Ionns,
Joshua Vest, Mrs Francis Vsst
James H. Vandiver,
w
John Washington. Col. ". r. Williams,
Archelaus williamson John Wilhrow,
German ii. Williams, Mr.. Wllson,
Thomaa Wilcox MI Ward,
Richard +. Walker, John W. Wildman,
Robert Wilson, Vim Wetherspoon,
Rev HIN. O. Whi.e, Wyatt II. Woody,
Robert Wilkins, Mise Harriet Wiait,
| +. A. " htescaryer Margaret Wallis,
Archer williamson, Betty T.. Walker,
l.. NJ Weaver Mshala Ward,
Wiley Warren, Mrs. Nancy Walts
C. r. White Sarah }. Widemoyer,
Mrs. Ann Yancey, ., =,
| July l-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, on Thursday, Is
IL day OF July. ls47.
Persons calling for letters will please say they ad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-08
f. car RLiGE Factory.

HE subscriber respectfully
informs the public, that he has
commenced the Carriage Bust
ness, at the corneroft fourth street
and sixth allev, a short distance
west ofthe Powhalan House.
In addition to his present stock
he wlll,in a short time, have fin
jshed RAROIiCHES RRIS
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yIRCIyIA.TOW W.T..

VIRGINIA, TO WITT -,
4 + the Superior Court Of Law and ohance'y' nelu
n in and Tor the County Of Patrick al Apri term,
1877: -
james Reynolds, fiaih''h'
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINlNG in the Pos. Office, on Thursday, Is
III day OF July. ls4!.
Persons calling for letters will please say they ad
serised.
Samuel II. Andrews, 2; Joseph Anglca,
Isaac Adams. w. X. Act,n, 2;
Uen,v Alexander. Mrs. John n. Anderson,
Jodan Anthony, Sarah Akles
VIM. Angle,
VIM. NJ. Bailey, N.polcon B. Bowles,
Wm. &. Boiling, LEWIS brown,
Mr. Buriord, Peter Burnes,
Booth Il Fountain, Miss Martha Bradley,
Albert Bush, Ociavia bowyer-, q
Allison Burks, 2; Elizabeth Baruell,
Richard Bernard, AIDA big.ers,
Patrick Bohan, Claramore Blanks,
Shelton Al. Bryant, Martha NJ Brady,
Peter NJ. Boss, Ca,harine Boiling and
Carer Brachings, Sister.
Dr. WIN. A. Benley,2; Mrs. Sarah Brown,
John Bouob Ann r.. Boiling
Alexander Is. Balfour, 2; Sally Battles,
w. d. Bell, Lucy Battles,
Capt John ID. Burton. Priscilla Boughen.
Charles l.. Burks, ,;
Edward L. Crale. Richard A. Clarke,
John Cobbs, sem Alfred Carter,
Hiram Cheatw I'D, Patrick II. Coleman,
James Is. Greasy, Miss Ann L. Clay,
Peter NJ Cook, Dorsh Collins,
Jesse +. Cane, Mary NJ. Galloway, 2;
Capt James Caldwell, 2; Leyla Clark
Benz Caldwell, Lucy f.. Carter,
SheedrIck Corr Louisa IL. Coleman,
Richard A. Clarke, Margaret Carter,
Thomas Cullin, Ann Coppedge,
Cabcli Cobbs. +. T.. Galloway, q
Watson Caldwell, Juliet Crow,
VIM. A. G llins, Mrs. Ann Carter.
L. A. Cousins. Elizabeth COPELAND,
Charles l.. Carter, Ann q. Curt,
X. W. Corbin Il Co., Susan Cole,
Parson NJ Couch Commandment. of90,h Infan
VIM S. Crawford, uy,2;
Otis f.. Crosby, Clerk ofSup. Court Lynch
Mcssrs John and Reuben turg,s;
nd. ntnf0 Reu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-09

3nNAEF ana can Riffaas ~ 6aauiimf patterns.
d. H#Hts ard -a}eeda= lFla4s Cuttings. I8t re-efy-
eIHs =t FAiEDiip
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"a $751;. f7r-e a-e4tHeul of Tra1eh. English su,I
"a l ral ltt. tst received and Tor -a', al fa
t4#at r. I GREER MDITE
H No IT,, Mttat street
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-09

Fl 80 NES E~UM0N-'N,
liA" essif'' attauste,s Hr+
Af-i esnary seed lower than ever so'a
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
SMALL WV LOYeTERX.

Tickets Sic, shagas IL proportion, CeJfl
llcate oil a Paekdge oil uaoles $40 Share in
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Sickness at Santa Fe,
MURDER OF EIGHT AMERICANS.
PrrrsruReH. April s-lOP. NJ.

PITTSBURGH, April SO p. NJ.
The St. Louis ReDeaie Of the 3lst ut. contains
liner particulars Of the military operations in
ssx Mexico Several actions had taken place
lstseen our troops and the insunectionists. Col.
p,,s with 300 men had an action with the Mexi
ana AZ Comada, in which the Americans were vic
,sOus and the enemy lost sc killed and several
< unded-
Another action occurred few days afterward at
sspyads with an equally triumphant result.
The Americans, after the battle in the valley Of
4 vorO retired to Vegas. reinforcement Of 200
,eu was sent FROM Santa Fe under Col Morrison,
whose appearance the Mexicans abandoned
lop after numbering eight Americans
The insurrectoDists are mostly composed Of the
,sasst rsbble
Don Vagil, the Secretary Of State, under Gov.
ssi was acting as Governor of Santa Fe.
10 skirmish between the volunteers under
H,yt St. Vrain and the insuuectionists a Mexican
rs killed wearing Gov. Bent coat and shirt.
fhere was much sickness at Santa Fe-thrse to
Eve deaths occurring daily, mostly teamsters
Cincinnati Election.
The Wings OF Cincinnati have carried their May
Or BY majority Of from 600 to 1000
The City Marshal is elected by a still increased
majority, and also the Councils.
Fire ut New Richmond, la.
A destructive fire occurred at New Richmond
Indiana, which consumed large distillery, and
about dozen dwelling houses This, for small
svillage, is heavy calamity. paraleled by your
treat Eres in the East
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Legislature of New.York ..FouarsrsrH WE,

Correspondence Of The Tribune
Controller Flagss Rent War expenditure re.
turn has been priated. send you a copy. New
items have been put in which were not IN the Ms.
he sent 70 the House-serices then at one price
are Eow pat al sHotber-.he additions n some cases,
where pointed that they were wrong are correct.
ed and other cases left wrong At Srst Can public
o1eer thus change the face OF Official paper without
permission VI the Legislature or how Ia IL Am not l.
de faeio, an extra State AUDITOR Prodlgous"
In Assembly Mr. WATSON Of Albany, brought up
petition, this morning for the repeal OF the law allow.
ing the people, in their several Counties to abolish
those insuierable nuissnces THE GRoCGERIEs, or TO
continue them II ii be their pleasure.
Mr.. CHANDLER another OF the LocOs, introduced a
Oil and report from Of the Committee on
Internal Affairs % REPEAL the Excise Law and prevent
those Counties who desire quiet, temperance and So
briefly and the absence Of crime from expressing their
WILL through the ballotbox carrying il into effect
There are many drinking politicians and not few so
Der ones, Of the Polk.VAn Buren, rump who hope TO
make the licensing OF houses OF drunkenness. and for
vending poisonous Intoxicating drsughts, gambling
&c. prime element of agitation in the Fall Election
les there are living, In America, groveng
VINO would gladly see the vicious system OF l-2O, as
saw Il restored and their country degraded If by this
means they could but hope 10 acquire some temporary
power and pelf In this respect toe WHO'S are by far
the most moral and consistent Tor Temperance
Mr.. BEACH 10 Senate. and NJ. CoRSwELL in Assem-
by. introduced bills for prosecuting the public works
s2500OO proposed to be set apart for building
double Sc. OF Lift locks on the Enc Canal from Albany
10 Syrscuse-s200O0O for Canal enlar cement between
Syracuse and ROchester-sl50OOO ditto, Rochester 10
Buaslo-s200OOO each 10 Black River and Genessee Val
ley Csnas-So0 coo for locks Oswego Cana-sJOO 900
70 locks on Cayugs do.-s2OOO0 for the Oneida River
Dr. BEEHMAN in Senate reported bill to compel every
Bank in the State 10 redeem It's notes here or in New
York.
Wien in Committee, to-day on the location OF the
New-York and Erie Railroad Mr WRIeHr bore down
hard the Corporations, and the Legislature, for
continuing the old system Of fsvortisn toward them in
defiance Of the requirements Of the Constitution as 10
gam avxa
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
R-sA.~I. nEAns -Ths

n Johnson's Toofhache Drops.-Ine OUI 49,
Ansdvre Tor Tho immediate and permanent cure OF pain
from aecayed teeth having from is Intrinsic value a.
remedy become immensely popular with those who nsye
used H. many limitations have lately been thrust upon me
market By unprnc.ped persons and sold As no Original
snd genqire article The object Of this paragraph 10
esuton he public against all such spurious compounds ~
no Glove AnOdyne possibly be the genuine article, 90
ong and fAyorsbly known by h.i name bat thai prepared
during four or FIVE years ~ B. d. sands $40 ioI lns
a.l wear by Henry Johnson successor 70 b. sandt
who Is now the sole proprietor The only safety iof
ouehssers 10 sure and ask for Jonnsons Toothaehe
Drops ard examine the wrapper u The vial every
ore OF he genuine has tho signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember thsl the True Glove Anodyne 10 an immediate
,ra Tor The taosl violent tOohsehe pain IN me gums
sna tlat II Is manufactured genuine only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chemist ard Druggist No. rs 5rosiwsy'
west side In the Granite Building sod also o. ~ ooo-
n
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For The Tribune.
o WHY NOT slEGi
o WHY not sing,
And on the wing
eof sweetest Pleasure rae
Bright sunbeams play.
Like those Of May.
Iound him who Music tries.
It's here the heart speaks out its joys
snd quells each sorrow that annoys-
Then why not sing,
And on the wing
Ofsweetest Pleasure rise !
When I'm in song
No time Is long
love TO linger still,
And sweep the Hre'
Whose notes ipsPHe al
Nv haert with Masses tnrnt'
.yase HE away from Care.
= Iii my grief.worn life repair -
y While I'm in song
No time is long
love to linger still.
o Music dear,
Be mine 10 cheer
This shady vale of Time,
And then above,
With thee love.
Iceaseless songs will chime.
Inv hallowed notes III still repeat
I'M LIES last pulses cease to beat
And then above,
With thee love.
ceaseless songs will chime.
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HYER's PILLS.
r. The American Improved Hygeian nledi

-, The.s Pi'I. srs andenisbly one Of The best com
pounds OF The day general family medicne ror az
nin,traon in al temporary complaints OF me stomach
nd bowel cod Lc they may be fall depended
npon and prompt Of them the hrst appearance Of
spo.fou will Invariably much sickness They are
aefangemenl IL fact Of the system and especial
liz with feuaes-hsve proved eminenily useul 10 az nger-
Ing comp AIMS, dyspepsia pulmonary nsum 40
mode affections liver complains, p1pilAtons' &c NO
TSnly after fair trial. will remain without them -
General Depot 40 Fulton 81 % eoor Sold also y Gifn
"a rnaaxaV Cook corner Grand and Allen ss silva, -
"a, groadway Mrs Hayes, l5s Fuon-sL brooAlyn' J.
o1'Ssn NJ Grsn4-s- Wulls-nsburgh. n TuThSsstosU
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sS@s LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 5tsx
sSSk.I.< FOR FOREIGN PORTS. -7<'

~ Letter Bags arc open at the Office Of The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and all letters and
newspapers deposited 10 this Office viii always DO for
wsraed by the very earliest vessels This department
under the special supervision Of j. 3. MOWER, Esq
well for many years as the experienced and EN-
cent superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department OF
the New-York City Post othce.
Bags are now open for tho reception Of letters and news
papers for tho following places. viz London, Liverpool
Glasgow Ireland, Hayre, Marseilles Amsterdam Bre-
nsn Hsmburgh. Rio de JAneiro Valparaiso. Baenos
Ayres. Oregon, Mexico, Panama ST. Tsomss Kingston,
u am Ma'suzas, Havana
Office open from A. NJ I'LL 10 p Nj. az Nv
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Co-partnsrsbip


NOTICE.--The CNpsrneTshlp heretofore existing
| ' under The firm Of DlETZ, BROTHER co. was dis
solved By the first day Of February last
The subscribers having a. that dse purchased the nterest
Of Mr. A. French, will continue the business Of msnufscu'
ring and selling Lamps before under the hr OF DlETZ,
BROTHER co. at l39 Willam-st. and they alone are
authorized to settle tbs business Of The late firm
WIN HENRY DIETZ,
ROBT. r. DIETZ,
JOHN A. WEED.
Eew.York, April |, ls47. A6 Ivy
NOTICE .-The copannsrshtp heretofore exstng un-
Y der tho name and firm Of KELLOGGS 4 THAYER,
this day dissolved by mutual consent All our notes and
accoun = are left In The hands Of 4. p. T. KELLOGG
for settlement who will continue he Llhographc Print
Business al Ia F1ton-sc New-Yors-New, York, APrl
s. IsI7 EB. KELLOGG,
r. G. KELLOGG,
as3ls II. THAfEh
CUPkKTNERrHIP-Tn undersigned have this
y day formed a copartnershp under tho hrm OF MEL
SON PHYFE HAMILTON for the purpose OF trans
acting the grocery and commission business al 100 Murray
- JEREMIAH NELSON,
GEO. W. PHiFE
A5 Wv. EDWARD ]. HAMILTON.
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plainda. Mr. Blunt and Mr. Brady for defendant Mr.
Whiting and Mr.. Gerard
William T. Cochran VA c. CsrpcnfSr-Ac,ion Of
repevn for sons articles taken under execution against
third party belonging 10 him. but claimed by Mr. C
Verdict for defendant For plaintiff Messrs Aliens and
Hudson for defendant MF }. Gndley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

9th. under the command Of Lieut. Col Goodman have
arrived there from lnvergordon carrying with them -
prisoners, OF whom were females.
DR. Chalmers has addressed letter TO the Edinburgh
newspaper In which be earnestly soicis public sten-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Rhode Island Election.

The Providence Journal Of lai. evening has the
following returns Tor Governor from every town In
the State bat Newshorehsm Block Island shsw.
ing the election Of the Law and Order State
ticket by very handsome majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
BY GREELEY & MCELRATH.

The Scotch banks and the discount houses take mo
ney call per cent and the rate OF discount s from
to per cent although the Bank Of England stu con-
nues to discount At per cent and va Gear nas CHS
counted very largely ths week
Exehequer bills barely maintained at premium
and are heavy. The new scrip has been done at dis
From what we hear at least one million and half
more bullion viii be required for America and large
amount for Russia under such circu and with
our present currency and banking laws, but little i'm
provenen; can FOR the present, be anticipated but
things have nearly seen their worst
The following are the closing quotations Three per
Cent reduced selsi Three per Cent Consos 55iat !;
do account sslsi Consols scrip isi dis new 81 per
cents shut Long snEuites, shut Exchequer bills par
premium.
The market for foreign bonds has been very depress
ed and the prices lower but feature presents IL
self worthy Of comment
The railway market has been severely depressed in
consequence Of the state Of the money market and the
hstness Of the funds.
Liverpool Cotton Market MARCH r.
The import this week is 1854 bales, and the sales
reach le 100 bales, as follows:
Sale: n. ;s Sane me PiG;s I !. 1:aS id 4 g,
1880 Upsnd...... 81 $3.50 Upsnd. 49,. 3, a Al,
$3.50 New-oresns u 1910 New.oresns 3.
SO Alabama sc 81 6i APO Alabama &c 81 ii
Up TO March r. l947. and 1916.
Taken on speculation, bales 10000 5000
Taken for export. -....-..-.. ll,45O 1890
Taken by the trade .-.l65,890 2s7060
Stock In Liverpool. ......... $4,000 s299OO
London Corn Market. MARCH Il
At this days market there was brisk demand for
English and Foreign Wheat farther advance Of lie
to % per Or. Mondays rates. Indian Corn whole
Meal and bresdstuf in good request at previous
currency Barley sells slowly but hardly be bought
on lower terms, which remark spples to Malt and
Beans. White Peas Is dearer.
The market having been relieved of the late pressure
of foreign Oats advance generally demanded Of
Cd Is per quarter to-day, which checked business
and was only complied with by necesstous buyers
MARK LANE, March l2-We have had severe frost
during the last two days but the weather is mder than
this morning, with strong indication OF thaw. Our
arrivals of all grain, both English and foreign
are short this week Wheat continues mac
tive demand both for lrish and French &C
counts, also our millers, and all quail
ties must be called L. TO rs. per quarter
dearer. The stocks now visibly lessen.
ing and we doubt much if the present rate OF de-
nand can be sustained for many weeks longer without
rendering market entirely bare The Mediterranean
supply exhausted at present and with the weather
have lately had the opening of the Baltic will be de-
lsyed to unusually late period Barley is slow sale
but cheaper The late arrivals of Oats being much
lighened have better demand to-day al an advance
OF Cd to lie per quarter Beans and Peas are firm a. for
IN
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Law Courts.

srryAIo. couAr-Before Judge oakley.-Joaa s.lr.r,
W B0iies and 0fiTs-Tne stock OF Mr. : corner OF
Wall and Broad SIS. was taken possession OF under
mortgage in favor OF Mr. Bodies al sold Acton CT
Trover Il brought to the vaue-it being con
tended tina; the mortgage although executed and st a.
the Attorneys Office. mad not been delivered oy NJ .
or bv his orders This Is denied. The case rests on
his poipt To be continued this iOrenOon-for plu
Messrs John Graham. J. T. Brady and Hudson, for
dfdt Messrs Wightman Clark kd"d. Sanaiofa ana
J. w. Gerard al. ,......
Jones-i, It'll occupied with claim against the Mu-
tuA Insurance Company relative 10 the brig rudolph
Groning.
crsrr-rr Cor-Hr-Befors Judge EdmOnds-Afred A.
pAiUfns vs. " Railroad and TraaspTtGti1a Company
This case was tined before VIXEN the Jury VII De
recolected could not agree and broke 0lL MI was
passing in wagon drawn BY young horse sna lawns
colored led Ia the wagon Win hin along rYa1 near
Newark adjoining and nearly parallel Win the Aa4ifo-o
lie met the train and the engineer al tne fnoen1 u
passing LET Cd steam which frightened the morse caused
/, 70 rss and fell with the wagon INTO dltes ~nlc1
had In /, considerable water Tie horse vas or.
and Mr. ?. and the lad called ana lnJaree ona &c a
the Wet and cold e. Action Is brought ioI dainsses
Verdict for plaintif s235-F0r pitt Mr. Jss X nh4uns
ana Nessrs Newton 81 Nelson. for ditt Anssrs
Hur.bgt & Johnson and WIS HAL
cor.s- or Cor-oS PLEAS Before Judge lngraham.
-Cisr-F-oa A. Brand vs. Edrard H. NSc1.-Nr NJ Sop
ped payment about month after ee1ng so.l ~ y.
goods on ine by Messrs c a .. ihey eoniehssu 1
be had not correctly stated 10 them Sis Pse aol1y
and thew replevi-ei some OF the goods ine present
-, "a - ,s., ,beir ri,ht 10 doing The case was com
neneed on wednesday It appears that si,sr the sa,
;arrrsrs .oa OF the Jurors seen talking TO Al
important witness this Ssing stated yes'sFqay 70 s s
Ju5S b. rsurir anded and discharged TIE JUROR aha
stoned the csseFor pitt Mr. Brady For dfdt Aes.rs'
Seoles snd Cooper. IL. - rc.ko,,
4E1scs Miak aa5 Bdrbsrttd az rye ". ass1 g.
ScIir2mayer Action of assault and battery lor e T
snSn, srrikino The wife Of plaintiff in AntsouyeI 10
bs Contained ,his forenoon-For plh- Mr. stAlneeht-
BEFORE Judge DAILY -DErid Ten q q. vs IN. M ~
Dorie-PlAlnas obtaaed quantity OF ou'ei ~, !, 10
Psy where n was sold but the purchaser stopped
p.ymsnt and loss accrued to plaintiff, Of about soOU
nx Contend they sent Il on agents and orns seton
10 rseover bach the 500 Fer defence vs. So us o
had purchased Of Mr.. D. Nerdie' i0' u''e"
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" Letters and Newspapers VIII be received al
The Tribune Office III HE ln inst for The packet snip y
sKlDDY, Capt Luce, for Liverpool ssIt
Also Letters and Newspapers will be received Al NE
same place til the 18th inst for the paekeship ZURICH
Capt Thompson, for Hayre- 90 -,
Also Leers and Newspapers will be received a. The
same place til the 18th inst for the paeketshp SIX hoo
RRT PEEL Capt. Chadwick for London. ~ u
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Manchester state of Trade q. MARCH

Our market this week has been exceeding quiet both
in goods and Yarn, which have been sold in many in
stances within shade Of the lowest prices accepted be-
fore the rise in Cotton. Houses ia the home trade are
almost at a stand and think cannot look forward to
any improvement in that branch for two three months
to come on the other hand parties inclined to
suppose that good American trade may be anticipated,
which together with the great extension of short time,
will enable manufacturers maintain their present po-
siti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

UNITED sTArKs cReuIr corRT-The Grand Jury
have foand bills against Capt Kngsbury, Of the ship
Gilbert Hatfield and bis chief mate Mr.. Leeds for cruel
and unusual punishment Of e seaman named Winner
Land
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Lssslaure-(nearly completely
New.York Town Meetings.

WEsTCHEsTER CO.-Sxperisors elected
West Farms. FRANCIS BARRETTo, Wing.
Westchester. d. CosTAR do.
Looo-Eastchester Yonkers. Pelham, New Rochelle,
Msmaroneck, gain White Plains, do. by 3maj.
Harrison JAMES D. MERsIcK, Wing gain.
Rye...-..-B RowS, Wing.
Cortland $50. - Trdris Loco.
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Liverpool Provision Market.

There is nothing in Irish Provisions Butter now
coming forward worth noticing what is on the market
varies in price from Sos to zoos American keg Lard
sells from SOS to 70s ditto badders fetched yesterday
at the sale los Hams 52s to sos Bacon CAS- Cheese
Ais TO sos average price about 4ls to AS 6d Butter
T6s I'D IN re Cd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

Jamestown and New Shoreham are to come in,
which will more nearly equaze the vote between
the two leading candidates. There is certainly no
choice. Next time plurality elects, when the
Wings must look out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10

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