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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

lAAs CO
Mr. Rush, U. S. Minister, accompanied by Dr.
Martin and Msjot Poassio, waited on the Mem
bers OF the Provisional Government, 20 whom
ne delivered most hst,ering address. The details
Of this interview are taken from the National to-
day at o'clock. The representative Minister from
the United States went TO the Hotel de Vile IN
formal recognition of the Provisional Government
1t was appropriate to the representative OF the
American Union 10 be the first TO welcome our IN
FAINT Republic for there is no bond more powerful
between nations than community Of sentiment.
The step taken BY the Minister OF the United
States has, under existing circumstances serious
Importance Although fully awaited, 1t has touched
acutely the Members OF the Provisional Govern
nent and after al interview. in which were ex-
changed the noblest expressions, they In body
accompanied this representative Of the great ma
ton to the threshold OF the Hotel de Vile as a
proof Of the cordial affection which must ever ex.
ist between the American aud the French RePub-
ics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

TWO WEEKS L ATER
FROM EUROPE.
THE REPUBLIC CONFIRMED IN FRANCE }
Flight Of the Royal Family q ministers
wsNDFRINGs ar THE KING ~ QUEEN.
Their Arrival in England.
Adhesion Of the Clergy 80 che z 'eprehe !:
Recognition oftle Republic blythe United
States. England, Belgium i S'0it@ 'erIond
ADDRESS OF The AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO
The PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT.
TIE rUTLERIEs HOSPITAL F0R SOR6a RH
OVERTHROW OF THE HOUSE OF Pr ERS.
ABOLITION OF TITLES or NoBuIT
Position Of England toward the New kepuoic'
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE AND VOTE 81 BALLOT.
nrr-rcurrrrs OF THE GovRR nMEET.
The Due dAumdle and Prince d z Jo'nciHe
furnished ruth steamer TO go 'ohere
they Wish.
yye,.1re. Of rho Prcyi.icsa. Government
Navy French Ambassadors 10 other Countries.
,y0EPRNDENCE Or PRUSSIA
DESIGNATION OF NETTNRNICH
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t. WokgALI's CksT-lkos AwsISG.POsrs - The
subscribers prepared 10 execute orders for the above
posts witch introduced 5y them last season spd
adopted BY hs public ssthofities aud used through
the public ttsroushfsres Of tho city.
WoRkALL 4 co Iron Founders. 10
ma I'm. 20 = aud - f.lu.sf
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y We learn with deep regret; that Hon
THOMAS CoRwis will not be able 70 iul6l ali the APP
pointments made f,r him to speak in Connecticut,
because Of failure Of bis voice. Eacrts will be
made, however, TO have the appointments hiled,
sfsr n fashion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
PARIS. March 10.

PARIS, March 10.
The coming elections In France create CREST
attention Government sware OF the fearful i'm
portsnce of TINS matter, were preparing for the
crisis Eight hundred mercantile firms connected
with the Paris Bourse waited on the Provisional
Government to ask further delsyoi month on bills
due on the 29th ut which by decree OF Govern
ment had already been extended TO the 10th inst.
II not being scceded TO- they were said to have
threatened to dismiss their clerks and workmen,
and announced their determination not TO satisfy
their engagements. Three per cents closed on
Paris Bourss on the 9th, at 52f Five per cents
at 73f
lOth-Toulon papers state that the Due d Au.
male and Prince de Joinville arrived of that port
and made communications TO Admiral baudln, who,
through Telegraph. applied to Government for in
structicns. The Admiral it was said, bad been su-
thorized to place steamer at the disposal of the
princes TO convey them wherever they pleased.
| PRussIA-A correspondent at Cologne writes
that the middle classes Of Prussia, as ia other
Rhenish States, are determined to achieve political
Independence and have a voice in Government
They are peaceful bu, resolu.ely devoted TO the
I country anu ilHl III hsscltibs lucH ilBulss
/ AusrRIA-The resignation of Mesternich was
announced for certainty in Paris on the sth. The
/ news of events at Paris caused CONSERVATION al
Vienna there was grand council of all the Min.
listers courers were dispatched in all directions
Count de Biahant, French Ambassado at Vienna
is said TO hsve tainted on hearing the news OF the
s5dica,ion Of the KiDg-he started next day 70
England $4,000 different troops are TO advance to
Italy without delay.
BAvARIA.At Munch rising has taken place
and a Const tuition has been extorted from the
King at the point of the bsyon
ITALY.-The Jesuits alarmed By the hostile dc
monstr alton made against them by the people
have already quilted the City Of Turn. The jour
mails Of Turin fully appreciate the tendency Of th'
French revolution, snd now are encouraging til,
King to put himself at the head Of the nations
forces to effect the salvation q Italy Advices from
Genos announce sn arrival Of an American squad
ron in that port on the Sd. The latest advoes irou
Naples state that toe King has once more vioiste'
his solemn promise, and has carried FIRE and sUon
into the City q Messna which has been lombard
ed during A. hours by royal troops. The Ponh
Franco 10 almost entirely burned down causing
loss OF ten millions francs tits said that the Mes
siae.e have attacked the citadel OF that city AM
taken it by assault. |. is ronored a. Msrseiiie
that the King Of Naples has complied with the de
|, mands Of the people OF Sicily TIE Ministry nav
, { ,.siSnsd
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New French Ambassadors to other Countries
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nIsBsow's RIDING SCHOOL, - Fourth Az enue on A.
tor aud Laisy ee-Plsces Open daily for lsdes from
A. NJ io3P. M open daily for gentlemen from 10 p.
NJ Eyeping class for gentlemen Tuesday Thursdsy ard
Saturday evenings from "a 20 o. O'Clock 10, 5mT uThkS
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RESIGNATION OF IiETTNRNICH.
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fniftt Y s.taeiay ssmplsiM MAS msie eN
~ ishH llshi.h - - si.A.esss ssA,.. s.-.sA
rh.l-. Wac ss.ri.,s ~ .sss,ss dictates " he
'alss 20 az Ne.a k, M.s- ~ e~s .s-s~h
rs As rls-- r-'s ~ - ..s- ri~rsssy Uncovered
"a. ga islr yt~,an,aa ,, i@..iss Nss,hA-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

FBKNcs ns,otprloN ~rEoCtrnNas ~ raI
cesscs ceeS,,t rhs nss't ct Aijssmsa LAST u'sas
adopted preamble sna sssSs,iea Nmra1ansus with tho
Preach IN ,ae,t saes 81 shsse "a meaepes Asa sdegs
10 lapi,a sofn 90 Government sse Municipal sseat.
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,.a,.nr.. Of INC Provisions, Government
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Our latest sdvices from Paris represent the City
as tranquil bat the financial crisis still continues
anabated, and some eminent houses are spoken Of
a. being in difficulties bat no farther failures have
been announced.
The funds have fallen considerably. On the sth
the per cent funds opened At 30 francs and after
having been done at 46f closed at i7f While the 5
per cents opened nc s5f done at 7i and closed
at 75f
There was no tumult or agitation, all vas sad and
gloomy Men came aud offered their securities for
money only at whatever prices they could get but
scarcely buy could DC found.
We have Just received teegraphlc dispatch
from Folkstone, stating that the French Govern
rnent had stopped the payment Of the Treasury
bonds which they have hitherto been 10 the habit
of discouuting.
It's undere:ood that the Provisional Government
has abandoned the idea Of removing Gen. Car
vsignao from the Generaiship Of Algeria, IN order
20 place the War Department under his care. II
is now fixed that Gen Lsmcficere is &c be The
Minister OF War.
Our latest foreign news Is no. much In amount,
but it is important. The account of tbs revolution
ia Paris reached Vienna on the lst inst. and pre-.
duoed profound Impression. The consterna-
ton which prevailed there" says al article 10 tue
National, "carrot be described" The Five per
Cents Meiallics, fell from 81 to 60 The intelligence
from Italy received in Vienna was anything but
satisfactory.
The Archbishop OF Paris accompanied by two
vicar.Generals presented himself 20 the Provi-
sionc Government Oh Tuesday AID gave il their
adhesion to the new order OF things, IL the name Of
the entro clergy Of his diocese.
N. Duclerc has been appointed Under oecrets-
ny of State of the Ministry Of France Numerous
diplomatic appointments are announced. NJ. o.
devsn. Due d'Hencourt soes TO LoadoDi NJ Da''on
10 Turin NJ. Due 30 Bo'ssy 10 Rome Gen. Fa-
boier to Constsntinope; NJ. DC Tracy to the Uni
ted States Nj. de Beaumont Vassy to Denmark !;
n rs; IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

ALBANY, March 70
The Western Mail this afternoon is barren OF
news.
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,yespRNDENCE OF PRUSSIA.
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~ Ns.sls RsApsrEl ana N,sa give temos
s,ea.as. ~ ths t.eesr,..s. ens - ,ssu sssA,m
Jsvesils ,'ass',s vass eve sl,saassa aas veal.
sis @AAs TIVE ~ sh,vs ,hsssas pseple a.eN rssps
ss ssn shade - ,hs As, fasss iavveus csess.ss ase
ashlI rsrslA,. ,sa ,As Sc mss~v s,sh, vii "
crowded ~ ,bs iuu,s " sae fAessas.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
TWO WEEKS L AFTER
FROM EUROPE.

THE REPUBLIC CONFIRMED IN FRANCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
rY- The regular trade sales OF boo

~ The regular trade saIcs Of BOOKS commenced
yesterday at the sales rooms Of MesIs Bangs, Richards
aud s Plate. and will ntinue through tho week. In
consequence tho Cv Is favored with tho presence of
great number Of booksellers from all para Of Tho country
The sale o. Messgs Cooley Go Is also soins a. the
anna iItla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Flight Of the Royal Family g Ministers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
~ We understood last evening tina, Mi A,r,

CtrKicAt--Rcv NJ. CEocNKR OF schcncctai,
has received an p,.ss,es bsoems The pastor Il n,
Eas,ssa Csasrss.enal Cauesh.@ IN Nsisen.,, IN ,hi
City. which invitation 10 has accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

The Due d'Aumale and Prince d z Jo'nriHe
furnished nth a steamer 10 go ghere
fhey ,oisA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Recognition oft1e Republic blythe United
States, Englaad, Belgium i SiOit1 'erl@nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

MAD DJcs.-5eyorai mad dogs have recently
ben k4lsd Ia this City
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ADDRESS OF The AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
Their Arrival in England

waNDERINGs az THE KING ~ QUEEN
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~ We understand that Gen. and Mrs. CAMS
stu remains in the city having been detained by pain
fal accident which occurred TO one Of Mrs. GAIsrss
daughters Just they the point Of leaving tn,
Cy The young lady fell and seriously injured her spine
from which Il uncertain when Mrs g. via 10 able
10 depart ON her Journey 70 the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

TIE COLE ExHBlrIoN.-We call the attention
Of readers 10 this exhibition which opens to-day at the
rooms Of the ArtUnon The collection, understand
comprises nearly all the works OF ito lsmened artist,
among them those ars pieces which reproduced Nature
all her reality and laid the foundation OF his fame. We
advise readers fail visit this exhibition
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

r.3L L ~ liz PR o 4 n TY
fTNiiE tract OF Land heretofore advertised for s'e by
mo. lying in the runu'y Of Ncaon, ard known by
the Of ih- Bellevue Esae, will be differed Tor sale
public auction. on the PROMISES. The 20th dny Of
July neM The said tract coniaus opo
1000 AND SIS ACRES.
~ distant from tho Court House about four miles, lies
beautifully h. III sides ui the main county road l.1dnI
la New Market On the James RIVER canal, from which
Il Is removed only seven niles aud thtnee hom Rich.
mond by sad canal one hundred and eight miles TIE
land ~ highly ptodneyc and we'll adapel 10 the cn
uvnon of wheat aud fnh'rru. n which has hcan huh
efta devoted, but he1f equally snc. In clover and the
yatnns grasses, aud containing large portion Of apcu
land might be converted praaby into grazing Farm.
II will be- sald entire divided 10 suit pnfrhasfs Tho
terms viii be third rnsh the balance iustanens
Of one and Two yeats. bearing interest ana satisfactorily
secured
At the same timeaoa place will be sld al The aoc CON.
slstng OF hnrsea Cattle mud hogs belonging the estate.
The Ncps, amounting 10 toty. may b. ohtaiued also,
II the purchaser wants hcm. l.. c. PlVES
June l2-l2OJy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

JOIN C.. .NrCL.lN.2IL1.N.

JOHN &. .NrGL-lN2ILlN.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LNNCuBuRG, w,
I AN now receiving my Spring and Summer Stock OF
Goods. lately purchased, al low prices. consisting ia
part Of the following articles. VIZ
2a0 bags RIO and Laguyra Coffee,
p do Cd Java do, very superior,
30 hhds NO, P. Il. and ST. crox S. gar,
ID boxes loaf Sugar,
% hlis and bbls Aluasscs {some very superiot)
2l0 kegs Nails.
$50 sides Salu Gather
10 bbs Tanners OIL (ocsi qna'ty.)
4 casks Lamp and Whale Oil.
p rams Fpol~cap and Letter Paper,
TOD 90 Wrapping PAPER,
10 tons Country and Ipdeear Iron,
Go boxes Sperm and IalIoW Candles,
80 kres Blasting aud Il 1e Powder.
~ BIKES Yea.
! chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
IL boxes Ra'sins.
. tlrrccs Rice. fresh,
shad, Macken1, lIcrtioas and Zoo IIcuinga.
uoWs,
60 hbls Recfed aud Mountain Nhiskey.
. do Old Rye Whlskey.
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do limitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy. very supe-
Madeira aud Sherry Vine. CHEST quality
Porter. Rnm, Gin. Malaga. Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many other articles.
{ ON .NISSi ION ESI.NESS
Ny PROMPT pesapalattcuti5n given 10 cousenmrns, o
fLouR. WutNr. IonAcco. BAcoN and all kpnds coun
try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce No elarge for dfayage.
May It's
JOHN G. McCLANAHAN:
OLD WIISkEN.
> = BB.S. superior old hiskey landing and or sale b,
)'J MCDANIEL. Y LEE. -
Al ri l7-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
NEW CONCERN
5.7JLNDER s. BtCk.NER.
lrNcccs mud 6snu,u,,..ac.,

s.3JLNI)ER g. Bi GAMER,
GrOccrs nnd Commission Merchants.
NNE their strict attention In all Goods and Produce
~ consigned Tor sale shipment The, have Ia Store
and afioat general anu well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends ana the public general
". al low prices. Consisting in par, u The following AT
leles -;
l23 bags Rio. iaguyrs and Jaw, Cttecc.
90 hhds. O., 7. Rlee and ST. Cros Sugars.
Il = and bills, Moassas. part strictly fne.
3 bills Tanners o. prime quality.
loo sacks Liverpool Salt
l50 keys Nails, assorted
80 boxes Ialow, Advancing and Sperm Can.
dies,
1000 lbs American blister red Steel,
500 do Cast and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar lion.
IL bones Glass ION aud SXlO
Is npsys Wo01 ware
IL dr. Buckets,
boxes w and w 5 Loaf Sugar,
bbls fine Clarified Sugar.
10 bales Damestics. 3 10 Sd
b bales Oznabnrgs, M. aud 2.
5000 do Cotton Vans,
tlFO lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaged
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
--IlQUoRs
20 hbls Mountain and Rccidcd Whi.key.
10 do Old Rye "nd Tuscaloosa do
pipe Oard. Dupuy. SCo. Brandy.
do J J Dupuv, &Co. do
10 bbls Mountain Brandy,
3 bills. Gn,
s do y. T.. Rum,
8 do. Sicily. Madeira and Malaga Wine, p.rt
very fine
do Pon Wine. very fine
Including Ginger. Pepper. Spec Indigo, Nader
Teas, (some very fine Trace Chains Spades Shnycs.
taslios', Demlj1hns, Beached Domesles Bed TcL
ing, sc.
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
VM. VI. HLACKFDRD. Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY 4 BILLIARD,
EVERY MoNDAY AND THuRsDAY.

EVERY MoND,Y AND THuRsnAY
four Dollars per danun, payable IN airuncs No
,rption tcH be recetred for shorter than sir months
-d no paper cbe DISCONTINUED (ercept at the discretion
.fihe Editofs9 iu,ta oil a1eaTagcs an Paid
~. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents pc,
sy,are (or les for erery inner form, Insertion and 81
,er square Tor leSs) for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY an TTSER is required 10 note his Ms
horo long he nhes hs advertisement inserted adrer
saent, not noted te be inserted tn ats dcoht,ance
be ordered
FOR YE.7RLY ADVERTISING; the terms for
The privilege oftiro squares, y 10 for Squne 50 for
one square form So Every yearly adrerttser wal
reqed to his adrertsts TO ms particular line Of
business.
g. JOB PRINTING; erecuted neatly and edt;ioasg
and on enSoaab}e terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
$40 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from Messrs. w. w Tonsy g. Co..
IL the h inst, bright mul,tto Boy,
MAT,
apparently % or thirty years Of ago. small sianrs, md
quite box -snkled, Shoemaker by trade. and. having
eloped with his tools, he probably Intends making his
way 10 free State.
The above reward Of TEN DOLLARS, will be ,v
for his apprehension ard detention in Jail. or hi. de-
h"s'y 10 ns j: FssA' ~ W.
JUNE lo-'s : Y. tAcKsoE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
MAkDFN'S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, BALANCES,
COUNTER ScILES. avn ETERY OTHER
Kind weighing Apparatus.

~ the great variety Of Mardcos Improved iostn
" nens Tor " elghng. none have been found of 81
great convenience and utility the Platform Scale which
lis astonishing degree OF accuracy bringing into gem
ea use.
The Platform Scale invented by the undersigned has
great Improvements upon those heretofore use. lis
petorlly consists:
ls Ia the simplicity aud strength of its construction,
by which liability 10 lnure by IL entirely ubyated.
I'd In the greater accuracy with which light heavy
Or medium drafts can be- weighed by IL.
81. In It's whch considerably lower than that of
any other Scale
These all important considerations in the purchase
of Scale and thor very extensive sale tins county
Il refer 10 every finn that has used them is prof. Of
their superiority
The subscriber also keeps constantly on hand large
rss rtnenl o Scales. Weights and Measures. for both
wn and country standards Brass aud Copper Scales for
Apothecares and Conrconers Scales with and with.
out stands suitable for Orocers spring Balances Trip
Scales and Roman See yards; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for every size and kind.
Every hing manufactured by the subscriber ia war.
ranted and If not found equal to what is reco.,nen
ded. the money will he returned
Weights graduated 10 the STANDARD of all countries
proved. aud wauenled perfectly correct
All kinds Of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness JESSE MARDEN.
Corner South Charles and BaldeIslon slfeets,
Baltimore.
June tim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

also one oia tract OF land containing abnu. $50 ~ 600
nees ol land adjoining the former tract. aud called the
BIB tract and Described in the deed y filed Among the
papers OF the cause Adjoining Tia and Of samuel Loving
beofp" Hives aud others The tracts may be sold IN
afees at the discretion of the Commissioners any two
u "nin may act. Tho latter tract has two DWELL.
INT HOUSES on IL The purchaser viii BIZ tepnucd
give bonds with approved security and Tho II,lo sid
lands VIII be retained for The ultimate security Of the
purchase money.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
Grand &cseclsic.
READY MADE CLOTHING.

" " = "
COATS-Blaclt, orawn and blue Dress and Frock,
black clllh Sacks Cashmeree Sacks Nlerinn Cashmere
Sacks and Fancy. black brown and Dah Qucep's Cloth
Sack. aud Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacl, TWs,ed Dress
aud Sacks Crutor lnnnr Grass linen Dress and Sack
l.n"n Linen Dress mud Naek. Blown Linen Sack and
llnnlrg, Linen ans'ere Sack and Fancy Plcla Linen
Dress aud Sack, sinned and checked bingham Dress
aud SACK hr'miln sack ana limiting, Pnniod Muslin
and t"tinad" SAX and tiuelirg.
VESTS ia'k, aud fancy san silk, hpmba1ine fancy
and white NafseliIes, fancy nen buff silk and linen
h'rafhta aud Nashmeres.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

THIRD REQUISIrION.-The Board Of Directors
| Ct the Rocky Mount Turnpike COMPANY have ordered
that the Stockholders in said Company, be required pay
third req1isi'ron OF five dollars per share.
Subscriber, the Road will please pay up their areaage.
subscriber without delay the work has been
as, con.teet az! t.d -. i nil be needed Immediately
{. yl.e -ari ~ rrDIEy, Tresri,tr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

FOR IGN INTELLIGENCE.
from the Baltimore Pairiot.
TIE NE Us DY TIE AMERICAN.

We have IN The New York papers, received this morn
my further details, transmitted from Boston by telegraph.
/ the news by the America.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

- BBIS. superior old hiskes landing and .or sale
DtJ MCDANIEL. LEE.
Ard l7-u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

June l5- 2jIy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18
HARDWARE AND PLANTATION GOODS.

csAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 8 and 9 ERONT LETEE,
- bst0ecR Cast0Mh0Hse and Ben ~ -
hand and is constantly receiving IT. NsN&S$-
from the manufacturers at the North z=zsz=sssEzA
s 4 E9spFFdH to Be found in the
States A few Of the articles only can be here meTated
50 themselves and then make their purchases whef re
- and constantly arriving
1000 kegs Cut NAILS from the most celebrated Boston
500 dozen Hunt Collins AXES. with many other
rs tons of CASTINGS. Round Pots, Ovens, Spiders
p tons Cart Wagon and Timber Wheel BOXES;
15 dozens Ames iI Rowiand ' Tayo sPADEs and
Is dozen s GAS SEQ Corn m spd Bam sCYTHEs Wal
drons and American Manufacture
80 dozen Saythe Sneaths p dozen SekleT c,>r,
% casks Carolina and Louisiana COTTON and CANE
1000 gallons SPERM OIL;
IS dozen HORSE and MULE COLLARS;
600 tons of BAR IRON, all sizes of American, English,
800 slabs OF English I and American PLOUGH PLATES;
s tons Of American Plough Monds; &c..
20 dozen CANE kN NJ, most superior patterns;
$500 bundles American, English and Russian SHEET
1900 boxes TIN PLATE Charcoal Brands, IC * Xxx
12xl2 TX and Xxx 14xl4 Xxx, DC, Dr. &C.
5000 BR2zf PmRs}I9GE 6 SPfIE il to 100 sheets
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