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Co7LF COaLt com,

tOHi COiLt CONF
|ENliE subscribers, having leased and fenced in DR..
4 Lyman's lot, lying between The canal and river.
Immediately below the bridge. for the purpose OF open
lnga
OAI YARD
IN the town Of l.ynchhnrg prepared TO furuis
the citizens with the best article Of Crate and smith
Coal. al price that cannot fail to give general sasiac
ton and being determined keep always hand lul
supply OF Il trst rate article from our own coal mines
trrs that they Will werit aud receive the patronage Of
publir.
We have secured the services Of Mr. John McClos
key who VIII act as agent in the disposal If the
Coal at the yard.
BENTON. MARSHALL. \ co.
Persons wishing 10 gain any information in regarl To
the quality OF Tue Coa can obtain il bv camg on Paul
Jones. Esd, at the Franklin Hotel who has been using
it during the last winter. b. Ms co
MAY l0-2nir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

ding vas ihol u shntnl esfry eae says It was DC
served, sw. 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

snuss sorcs have been found scattered through the
ra, IN tho crelt deiriaoai Il lhe service Arrests are
talked Of. aad suppose thai several vii take place.
Many ssonlials FL the the army absolutely
left hchad To make r the goods S baggage Il pm
Vac individuals
Geu. Shields hss hai b2d attack e the plcrrisy and
srpng ieaTs fl his recovery at fins euir,aned bu
yesterday he improved. and to-day anu pleased TO say
thai he is decidedly better.
Yours. Nc, c. w. X.
T. Sill o'el ok, 4. M-The stare ia pIsi in from
faeaa, bat haze lItle time to Collect aud write Oh The
sews- All wasqaie al Puebls, and The people appear
ed 10 he we'll enoug satisfied under Gen. Worth
Santa Anna. it is said did not stop San Martin Int
kept towards the capital after hrs ancers had been dc
ieaied this side Of Puebla by Gen " urih There is
rrpori thai Gen Vaencis, with iioo0 men, j, 10 meet
our army this side Of Mexico bat there ar az many re
lor,s that We make but li,llo cut Of them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

Asia,omeet is made by Csp, Bnisson. Of the schnf
Frstcealse oI New Orleans Of the destruction of his
sel at Nauta, by the MeNcans lie arrived at the
plsce IN com nany with the L. : slaap of war Albany
The A. after taking pss, ssipn ii he place, Proceeded
up the river for 1nc1lua. After she hal departed }1
armed MoNcans arrived frm Misaulla aud took t.sses
SION OF the Town. They izfd The authorities Who la
surrendered the place. log tier WITH Nh G1dei, snper
cargo Vi the Fraornlte Mir. Dulorts passenger and
five Of tie crew Il the schooner. ard carried them Oh
prsuncrs 10 Misulia They stripped the vessel Of her
cargo and burned her The captain cscalod by running
luto The wood lie made his way down the rveI, aud
found canoe In which he put towards sea lie fJrtn=
natey tell IN with tho eitifc. 10 miles from land " hch
'sok him on bard, The Spilfire hound Tor Nauila,
and proceeded her pm reaching that place at
the bar neari The Captain oren a Ere upon lhe lovn
which had the tif ct ai bringing delegation If the CHI
zeEs. bearing flag If truce tie Thee. people
declared II msesrs and The nlabausiuueeen Of all par
Ieiaon IN the recent event. except as sufferers hey
stated that The town utterly unable make feslu
ilou either Of the tie priper1y seized as the9
nefe not and had not ben under their control The
commander OF the Spitfne being persuaded Of these
facts len wihaat djas any further njery 10 the town
hrs however, receiving recession OF the place INTO our
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-10

JAMES GARLAND Il JOHN r. GARLAND
VA Ill practice Law IN partnership. james Gar
w laud Will regularly attend the Court Of Appeals
the Circuit Superior Courts. of Law atd Chanccry far
AMHERST, ApPoMATroN, BEDFORD. CAMPBrtI
NELSON. AND THE TOWN OF iYNcupuRC
John Il. Garland viii regularly attend the County and
Circuit Superior Courts the above named counties e>
eepi Nelson j. Garland VIII attend the county Courts
MS occasion may require.
April 2G -Sv II
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'ENIIE shscbeis Soda Fountain is now in comr,,te o,
tim II will be constantly supplied with an abDnianc
Of lce and ,a,eI, Of choice ruls
My al-.aa Il join Il eEAl nri-gs.t
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HoMIoIDE.-The Coroner was called on Saturday
to hold an inquest upon the body Of Edward Donovan
o. 34ss waIerst an Irishman 50 years old. who came
to his death by violence, under the following circum
stances, viz On Tuesday night last Irishmsn named
Cornelius Mshony visited Donovan hi. residence and
both being drunk quarrel took place and Mshoney
threw Donovan on the floor, Jumped upon him, and
struck him several blows with his st after which he
went away leaving Donovan the door suffering from
the injuries Donovan after while succeeded In getting
up and going short distance with view Of getting an
officer to arrest Mshony bu, obliged to return and
he threw himself upon bis bed saying Call my wife,
am done for Medical aid obtained but to no pur-
pose he died on Friday night The jury rendered a
verdict that the deceased hs death in
quence of the injuries inflicted by Mshony. who wac
then committed to prison by the Coroner for
the offence
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nrnsnN RIyRR RAnROAp.-The CoI

souers for receiving subscriptions TO the stock oil MS
Company deem IL a duty The friends OF The enter
prise that their prompt and effective aid Is absolutely ne
cesssry 10 secure the Charter
The residents Of the River towns are doing Wen IN pro-
curing ubscroops aud the Commissioners have eii ne
benee Of the increased interest manifested in The WORK 10
hi, city the past week but subscriptions to the exies Of
abou, seven hundred and hy thousand dollars are yet
CURED 10 make up The amount Of sSooooo and tess
must he Obtained In course Of the present week TO al ord
aaceu time for the collection OF the instruments Wheh
ma. oil be pad Of the ensuing t or the Charter
will he void.
The abors Of the Commissioner have been onerous and
the duties yet TO be performed srduous they call on
their fellow citizens equally interested with themselves
to relieve them as far as practicable.
Many have said that the enterprise shall not fail for Tie
want OF their subscriptions and others thai they will In
case Of need increase already made All SUCH and
all disposed ad who have not been called on the Com
msoners earnestly request to crw ard 10 The Office,
81 Wsst lin the basement Of Prime Co.'S buildngsD
and make their subscriptions. The prompt attention Of
every friend Of the enterprise Is mperavey necessary
On Monday The pa must be decided whether the
requisite amount been subscribed the announcement
must be made that the work Is abandoned.
The Commissioner, heretofore viii not believe mat
he latter result will be allowed to take place II 1t does
hey have the consciousness len Of having done their duty
10 themselves and ih-iI fsrow citizens
JNO. B. JERNIs, President
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sEEDs-A small parcel Of red Timothy sod At s25.
and POO y old Clover At cents.
BEESw AX-s-les Of 5000 r Yellow have been made
st pot d2oi cents cash
BRIcKs-Hsrd North River are in but moderate sup
ply and demand at Sass .. cash
FL5H-Are in better demand and prices Of al kinds
have improved. Dry Cod eel from store at g. 30 and
holders are firm. Prices OF Msekere, owing 10 specn-
lstye operations st the Eastward have advanced the
sales are 500 bbs Halifax At - 30 for No l. and - 5o
s. for No2. 1000 do Massachusetts q 75dss for No J.
and IS sass Tor No.2.
FRUlT-ssles have been made Of 1900 boxes Bunch
Rsisins at Al IS 500 half do IS cents 500 quarter do S.
GROCERIES For tlre day,--The sales Of Coffee IN
cude 900 bags Brazil at an cents 200 Java "a TO-
100 Green do q 200 Sumatra IAN and 100 La
guayrs 7i-s on the usual tine. The sales OF sugar
include coo hhds Orleans at and 1000 boxes
Havana at o. "a cents for Brown. and ed-. cents
mos for White leaving the market bare Of boxes snd
stock Of other kinds reduced 10 79 hhds Cuba Mus
coyado and 93} do NewOrleans. 400 Of which arrived
Yesterday The sales Of Moasses include three
Masnzas and Gardens private terms 800 hhds CT the
same in lots 25d27 cents. and go bbls New Orleans
81 mos advance Of p a. cents = gallon.
HEMP-Ths market continues very frm being but
scanty supplied with either Foreign OF American We
notice sales of 100 bales Dew roed Of the latter at q 10
dsll5; 100 do Jue So 6nos and 300 DO Manila from
second hands. on terms not made public.
1RON-scotch Pig has been sold at $50 80, months,
in lots Of 80 tons for a fsvOre brand from ship and
about 10 tons Kngsh Bars on private terms
OILS-A farther sale OF JDO Dds NOrtn W est JOast
Whale not first quality has been made at % cts, cash.
Linseed is without farther change best American sold
In small lots st Is cash but for large parcels this
price is refused $500 gallons English TO arrive brought
IS cash and large par eel also 10 arrive IL is said
has changed hands still higher rate On the spot
English is held at 20 cts and Dutch s. cash Crude
and Manufactured Sperms very firm, and Of Olive,
the market continues bare in frs, hands.
TOBACCO-The sales include $50 hhds Kentucky At
2ids. cents 30 DO Ohio terms we did not learn
70 cases Florida II! a2li ceps and 100 bales Havana
20, 4 mos.
WOOI-The market for Fleece and Pulled Is quite
active and the sales this week will reach nearly 100000
10 at our quotations, which show little advance
Foreign remains quiet and we have only 10 notice a
z rgL ivan ~ cd
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rv- To Merchants, Publishers. Inventors aud


others.-Collectiops Subscriptions, lniofmauon &C A
A gentleman belonging TO New ORR, now a. lhe sou
next on HE return home. His path viii traverse portions
OF Alabama Georgia Tennessee, Kentucky Ohio and VIZ
gnia and he will visit such Of Louisiana Illinois 10
dians Western Pennsylvania, and other Soathero hh1
Western States AS he may be required 10 DO oy sun'0
orders. ,. -.
He will undertake, along his route, The COLLECTION OF
debts for merchants publishers and editors, ana diners
using diligence in Masking remiitsDces and care IN 80
lecting the funds proper for transmission
Ne will promptiy communicate all information OF fner
camille or other character thai he may be required 10 pro-
cure or that may be entrusted TO him for DISSEMINATION
and his offered for the Introduction OF recent
inventions new (reputeblel works, views periodicals &c
10 the notice OF the communities through which he may
pass He will himself 10 procure SUBSCRIPTIONS
for such publishers may authorize and instruct MN pro
perly with regard their publications implicitly ioloW-
Ing their instructions and forw srdng immediate returns
For information with reference 10 responsibility htnes-
&c application may be made, by note or Otherwise 10
John Acosis, ESQ. 81 Broad-st New-fork, through
whom orders, powers OF attorney, or agency appoint
menis may be forwarded they may be addressed d.
recily TO the advertiser. WIN ID. CObo'
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nURING THE REIGN or THE SruARTs begin
lining with the seventeenth century, eNhioltng the so
eal condition Of forefshers at he time OF the en Sa
ton 20 and settlement OF these United States BY VIM
Goodman. thick i2mO.-Prce Is cents
This l. Of the most useful books thar has ever been
written concerning aby age or people would now De
almost TO attempt ordinary account Of Engsh
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4nd has had such able delineaors rs Goldsmth Hume
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said conce ming the Aours the foes and the battles OF
their chief rulers written but the manners, the
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Martin the Found ing or the Adventures OF valet de
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Indeed deem the present treatise indispensable 10
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ARRIVED.


Bark Acadia Harlev, II de fin Cardenas Cuba, molas
ses. TO g Thurston
Brig Zebra Thomas Il ds ina Msanzss, sugar &c. to
Nesmith e. Walsh.
Brig Excel May ds FIN Savannah cotton and rice to
Surges Chairman Co.
Schr Aniionette, Brown, % de i'm Bslize, Honduras
mahogany, &c To Alexander.
schr Panama Davis York River, corn.
schr Anaconda Rogers Washington, NC. corn, TO l.
Mitchell.
schr Rio Grande, Lowell I'm Wilmington, meal
Schr Roe Avery, I'm Baltimore, flour, &c. 70 johnson
e. Lowden.
Schr Eliza Wade % de FIN Balize Hond mahogany
to Alexander. The mas experienced gales from Sc
to NV. shipped heavy which shifted cargo stove
gaeys Died the 7th Feb John Harris (seaman) native
of England.
schr George Strickland IA ds I'm Essport, fish &c to
Smith & Boynton.
Schr Chstsure Coein . ds I'm Virginia oysters.
scbr A Marshall, Chase DIS I'm Boston, mdse to 5
w Lewis.
schr Miceni Dodge, 2 ds I'm Chester River Md corn
to Johnson & Lowden.
schr OTIS Dunbar, FIN Plymouth, NC. corn.
schr susan Center, Mclntire de I'm Philsd corn.
Schr Dolphin Casey 4 ds I'm Newbern, NC 10 NJ Plat
schr Courier Couch, de FIN Richmond mdse, to Al
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schr Talisman, - I'm Elizabeth City, NC. corn.
Schr Delaware from Delaware. ,
Schr Empire Burr, de I'm Washington NC. naval
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schr Boston, Ssbury, ds from Middletown' NC corn
to Blossom. ,,,
schr Adrian wslpole I'm Norfolk. corn, TO Hunter
Cbiian sch. sofia Houseman 20 ds I'm Havana. su'
gar &c. to Aguirre & GAwey 9th inst ln 81 ~ lops
~ spoke bark Exmouth, from hatsnzas steering "
Schr fremont Jsques, de I'm Norfolk corn, 10 a h
Frisby
schr Gen Foster Smith, 4 De I'm Washington, NC. ma
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srEINERis GERMAN READER

SECOND EDITION, PUBLISHED THIS DAY revised
ICand corrected An Elementary Reader. German and
English based upon the affinity Of languages TO accom-
pany "OuendOrf' Method" By Ignsce Steiner, Z. ID.
Of the University " the City Of Prague. vol 2no 81
The second edition Of ths valuable and muchneedrd
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Ign sieiner-Dear Sir AN exceedingly pleased with
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rY- Aid 10 IreIand-The standing Committee

the relief Of the Sufferers by Famine In Ireland have per
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contributions for that object - -
MYNDERT VAN sCHAICK, Chairman.