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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03
ANN NORVELL ORPHAN ASYLUM ASSOCIA
TION

The FIRST annual meeting Of the Ann Norvell Orphan
Asylum Association, was held at the Rev. John
Earlys on Wednesday morning, July 18th ls4s.
The Rev. DR.. Doggett By request, attended and &C.
ted as Chairman, and opened the meeting BY reading
sportion of Scripture and Prayer.
The Annual Report was presented by the Score tarv
adopted and ordered to be published.
Among other resolutions embraced in the proceed
ngs,the following was offered and unanimously O.
dopted:
Resolved, That this association do now take some
decisive action in regard appeal to the beraitY
Of the Citizens of town. in behalf of the Orphan
Asylum, and that committee of Ladies be appointed
to solicit and receive donations
The association proceeded to the election of Trus
tees, when the following gentlemen being nominated
were unanimously chosen,
Mr.. John NJ. Warwick,
DR.. John q. Patterson,
Rev John Early.
MIR James Benagh
Capt John NJ Otey
After which the following Ladies were duly sscted
Officers and Managers for the ensuing year:
OFFICERS.
Mrs. John NJ. Otey-lst Directress
Mrs. James W. Morgan,-2nd Drectress,
Mrs. G. s. Warwick, Secretary,
Miss E. Schoolfeld, Treasurer.
MANAGERS
Mrs D. l. Warwick.
Mrs. W. P Bryant,
Mrs. H. Gibbs,
Mrs. Dr. Lyman,
Mrs. W. T. Young,
Mrs. James Brown,
Miss s. Talaferro,
Mrs. Joseph Marsh.
b. ). DOGGETT, Chairman,
8. c. WARWICK, Secretary.
After the benediction by Dr. Doggett, the following
resolution unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That this association their thanks
TO Dr. Doggett for his attendance and aid as Chair
man Of this meeting.
And then the meeting adjourned
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MCCOrl1Ie a. simpson,
ROGERS AND GENER L
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GIVE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce col
" signed
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT.
They have and ahoat, general and well ,seote
Groceries,
which they offer the public and their patrons at far prlc
consisting in part Of the following:
IFS bags Rio Laguyra, Java and Maracaibo Coffee
Is hhds. n Orleans, st. Croix and p r Sugar,
Is do and bbls. Moasses, part extra quality,
10 bbls Tanners Oil, in fine order,
do large No. Mackere,
50 boxes Tallow and Adamantne candles,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
IS small do Table Salt,
$4,000 lbs Bacon Sides prime article.
800 key, Nails and Spikes,
$500 lbs A. M. Blistered Stesl,
1000 do Cast Steel,
5000 DO round and square Iron,
tons Mountain bar Iron,
500 lbs. Hoop Iron,
100 kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
1000 feet Safety Fuse,
20 nests Wood Ware,
boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
Is baskets Sweet Oil,
80 bushels Clover Seed,
s do Timothy Seed,
5000 lbs. Lewis White Lead,
o5 lbs. Candle Wick,
Fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE.
ON CONSIGNMENT.
IN OOO LBS. Cotton Yarns, ssMitonn and MON
lU,UOO Factory,
10 bales Domestic,
IS cases Mass and Stick Locoriee, from com
to extra fine,
hhds Cuba Sugar,
barrels Sugar.
do Solar Oil,
boxes Lemons.
Feb Its
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ReHMOldS f. TerrY.

Reynolds r. Terry,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MIN STREET, LY.VCHBURG, "a,
WOULD beg leave their grateful acknowl-
Judgments the citizens of Lynchburg and the public
generally for the very liberal patronage extended to them
They solicit the continuance Of the same pedging them
selves Aeep nothing but the very best GOODS
and to sell them unpreced entedly
LOW PRICES
They have in store general assortment Of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
which they will sell low for CASH. exchange mod
crate terms for
COUNTRY PRODUCE
They would also inform the citizens Of Lynchburs and
vicinity, that they have opened
.NEW GROCERY,
ON MAIN S TR EFT,
Opposite the Union, DibrelPs Hotel,
which place they have and expect keep good stock
OF the very best Family Groceries, which will be sold very
low the citizens Of that favored part Of the town. any
who may be pleased to give them a call.
Particular attention given to the sale Of Produce,
signmen and suitable advanc made when immediate ad
vansgeous sales cannot be made
Store of Market Square, doors below McCor-
ke s. Simpson.
c. B. REYNOLDS,
W. B. TERRY.
July 1o-ts
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1s4s.
NEW CONCERN.
L.7VLNDER s BUCE.NER,
Grocers and Commission Merchan,

GIVE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
u consigned for sale or shipment They have in Store
and afJat general we'll selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends the public general
y low prices Consisting in part Of The following ar
tcles -
20 hhds n. O., F. Rico and ST. Croix Sugars
II :. and bbs. Molassas, part strictly fine,
bbls. Tanners Oil, prime quality.
100 sacks Liverpool Salt.
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
80 bozes Tsllow, Adamaptins ana Sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs. American bstered Steel
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
tons Muunain bar Iron.
IL boxes Glass l0Xl2a. 8YIC
Is nests WOODWARD
IL duz. Buckets
boxes w. and WIS Loaf Sugar.
3 bbs. fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domestics, 3 10 "a
bales Oznaburgs, No | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaged,
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
liquors
20 bbs Mountain and Reciified Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otsrd. Dupuy. &Co. Brandy,
do. J J. Dupnv. GO. Do
10 bill. Mountain Brandy,
5 bbs. Gin,
d. n E. Rum,
do. Sicily, Made:a and Malaga Wine, par
very fine,
do. Port Wine. Every fne)
Including Ginger Pepper, Spice. Indigo Nader
Teas, (some very hne) Trace Chains, Spades Shovels
Castings, Demijohns, Bleached Domestcs Bed Tick
ing, SC.
o. We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
Barter for Bacon Lard Flour, Butter, Tow and Flax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whskey, s.
MAY SIS
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Public sale Of

"a l. Il B E p o ERTY
ElHE tract of Land heretofore advertised for sale by
Il me- lying in the county of Nelson, and known by
the name Of the Bellevue Estate will be offered for sale
at public auction, The premises, the 2oth day Of
July next. The said tract contains one
1000 AND So ACRES,
is distant from the Conrt House about four miles, lies
beautifully onb,th sides of the main county leading
10 New Market. the James River canal, from which
il IS removed only miles, and thence from Rich
mond by said canal one hundred and eight miles. The
and highly productive and well adapted 10 the cul-
tvation Of wheat and tobacco which il has been hith
devoted; but being equally suited to clover and the
various grasses and containing large portion Of open
land it might be converted profaby into grazing farm
1t will be sold entire, divided suit purchasers. The
will be, onehrd cash. The balance in nsal;nenls
Of and two years bearing interest and satisfactorily
secured.
At the neand place will be sold all the stock con
sisng Of horses cattle and hogs belonging the
The Negrus amounting to forty, may be obtained also
if the purchaser wants them. l.. c. RlVES.
June l2-t20Jy
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The COMPROMISE. ELL.

This imp rtanl discussed at great lengrl
in the Senate. during Is pr traced ses>on Of Wedne
day and Thursday morning, BY Senators r. johnson
Badger. Dix Dayton, Upham. Bell, B.rr-n. Bradbu
yr, Borland, Baldwin, Niles. Atcheson aud Dickinso
The Baltimore American gives The following report Of Il
final proceedings:
Messrs Cayton, Underwood and Davis. Of Massa
selts declared, their intention address the Senate
after ~ reference to the subject.
And then The vote was taken on The first anendme
(by Mr.. Hae,) 10 strike ou Of the 9Th section the "
free white" and it was decided in the negative b.
and nays, to Al.
Mr.. Benton addressed the Senate briefly,
ton Of his views.
Mr. Johnson', amendments, already given.
posed BY NIessrs Clayton. Butler, and Mason.
ported by Messrs Calhoun, Johnson, Rusk and
end agreed to. 81 to l9. f
Mr., Walkers amendment, to erik
secliun that portion Of the 9th,
relate 10 the taxation Of reside
rejected without division.
Mr. Baldwn's amendm &
tanning the mode Of procet
Mexico questions ufap
ted 10 81.
Mr. Hale's amendmr
section the words 'thre
which The law Of he
prohibiting slavery
rial" legislature, to corr
vote Of Il 10 So.
An amendment BY N
to strike out part Of The
lieu therefore the 9Th
The Wilm,t pro
to So
Mr. Clarke's am
eced without di
Juhnson's which W
Mr. H lie prnposet
sioas OF the Wilmot II
co r. jected without "a.
An amendment propus>
also rejected without d vision, 10
ernnenis 10 California and New Mexico
Mr.. Walker presented the resolutions a..
lions Of the Wisconsin Legislature, against t.
sion Of slavery, and expressed his nteniiun to OBEY
instructions, bulh from duty and in,iins lion. He
his objection to the bill in several particulars, ans
not consider some Of lis provisions in any other.
Than repndalion Of the doctrines Of Lewis Z
the democratic candidate lor the presidency. ~ho Ii
tended los"Ffnt, %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

ETENrTIAN BLINDS,
STAR Rods
Ivory Knives and Forks,
WATERS, Plated and Brass Candlstcks,
Saulfers and Irays,
Bell Metal and Enamo1ed Kettles
Tea Kettles spice Aortars,
ClTee Mills. SpittooHs,
Sclsss rs and Shears,
EIemning's genuine Needles, &c. s..
Received and for sale by
June lO-ts GREGORY Roy ALL
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WV VI. BLACKBOARD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BY
BLACKFORD, TOWNLEY & BILLIARD,

EVERY MoSDAY AND THURSDAY,
r., ,,,,~s ,,r rn1tn pru4bls IN Advance. No sub
,s b recsued for shorter time than si2 months
n4,sr t b.. discontinued except at the discretion
of.he Edli0rsl until al Grrearag,s IRE pa'd
~ ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 oer'ts PEI
s7u1e or l,ss for erer inner form Insertion and 81. CTS
DC square Tor for every outer form insertion
EVERY. ADVERTISER is rs4twsd to note on has rs
iors long ,risies has advertisement inserted an ddpeT
s,snt not 30 noted ,c be inserted til IT'S d,Scontuuoce
Be ordered
rOP YEARLY .4DTERTTSLNr; the terms are for
ss -rtriey. oft,7o s7,ues so FIR one square 25 for
oae square, inner form IS Erery y'ar'y advertiser '''
to eoafae adssts 10 his particular line Of
business.
- JOB PRINTING eTsc,,tednefHg end srpeaitiously
an oureastr 1ble terms.
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A CARD.

h B. PAYNE returns his grateful acknowledge
hs 10 his friends and the public for their for
mer patronage aud soiclts for the concern conn
Of lhes fsvors. He wishes to ccse the outsand
ing Of Payne & Gregory, and d. b. Payne and
therefore requests Ill those indebted, to settle as early
as practicable
Jan. 'O-ts
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CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

HNHE subscriber, intending 10 make change in his
business. the LIST Of August NEXT will fiom this
time, sell his Goods at greatly REDUCED PRICES
many articles regardless Of cost.
This is no humbug.-All he asks is call from pur.
chasers to show that he is ssns in good faith, and SELL
ing cheap 6, sods.
June 15-,s. DON T. G. PETERS.
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BOOA STORE.
n
A1RNA

n 3. HAYNE has associated with him ia business
~ his brother James +. Payne. The Book and
Stationary business vii in future be conducted under
the style Of D. b. Payne s. Brother.
D. B. PAYNE,
JAS F. PAYNE.
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VOL. XXVI.--NO. lOl

Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from
the foundation of the word'-sFor was an hungered
and re gave me meat; was thirsty and We gave me
drink was stranger and We took me in'-" mas
much ye have done it unto of the least of these
my brethren We have done it unto me-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-03

DISSOLUTION.
HVEIE concern Of Brown Carter s Nowlin is this
i day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted TO said concern will make payment
TO Carter s Nowlin, and those having claims against
the concern viii present them to Garter s. Nowhn for
payment, they alone being authorized to ccect and pay
the same.
JOHN w. BROWNE.
JED. CARTER, Jr
JOS. 3. NOWLIN.
Lynchburg, June 9, 1913.
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Il just 10 hand and for sale on accommodating
by LACY s. GARLAND.
Nav As
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PARTNERSHIP
EsHE undersigned. having purchased Of Nh. John w.
Brown his entire interest in The concem Of Brown,
Garter < Nowln, will continue the
GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS,
at the same stand, under the style and firm Of
carte & 90 H.
where they will be pleased the customers Of the
Old concern snd the public generally.
JED. CARTER, JR.
JOS. B. NUWLlN.
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Grand scheme.
$4,000 ARTICLES

$4,000 ARTICLES
WOW OPE.NI.N G at THE
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
COMPRISING every article requisite to furnish a
INGenieman'S Wardrobe and will be sold for cash as
cheap the goods be bought in the United
States. Among which he found % follows
READY-MADE CLOTHING
C0ATS.-Black, Drown and blue Dress and Frock,
black cloth Sacks Cashmerette Sacks Merino Cashmere
Saks and Fancy black ,br1wn and Drab Queens Cloth
Sacks and Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Sacks Crotor Hunng Grass Linen Dress and Sack
Union Linen Dress and Sack, Brown Linen Sack and
Hurting, Linen Lustere Sick and Fancy ,Pacha Linen
Dress aud Sack, striped and checked Bingham Dress
and Sack. kremlin Sack and Hunting, Printed Muslin
and Coltonade Sack and Huniing.
NESES.-Bla;k, and fairy satin six. bombazne fancy
ant white Marsees fncy linen, buff silk and linen
Ba'a thea and Cashmere
PANTS Black doe skin, French and English fancy
Ca$sismete, Monterey stripe. fancy Linen Drill
French colorado, kremlin, Union Drill, checked
Linen, W bite canvass and Drill.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Crapats. Rich fancy silk and gingham.
Stocks. -Seadu sng plain and fancy, satin and silk
mode and bombazne fall trimmed bow. single anc
double tab De Juinve ends and satin Opera ties.
spun SIX berlin, cotton, white and fancy silk, anc
six ard linen.
Shirts.-Mnsllu, Linen, G. and B. all qualities. sr
ped and check muslin hickory and sporting shirts, Ii
bns,ms and collars Of every description
Hosisry,Sc Cause merro, cotton, merlno AID silk arc
under sirts SILK merino, pink imperial, beachet
and unHeached drill drawers. Merino and brown cotor
half hosp.-C ravat sfeners, suspenders, suspende
ends. Silk and bead purses, French wallets, money
belts. Oiled silk bathing caps, silk night caps, guart
chains buys belts; smoking caps, linen Cambria, Brit
ish and India corah, SPafed, China cord, Pongee
Bandana and sporting handkerchlefs. Dressing gowns
walking canes. in gleat variety, silk and gpgiam IN
breas, &c, sc.
large assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Eestings
Linen Drills and Trimmings.
The above gods must be sold before the lst
August, and great bargains will be given Give cal
aud you will be sure to brv.
WHTTTEMORE s.. CO.,
Next door to the c. bell House. and d. r. Lyman
Drug Store. (May 4-ts)
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YTE.N'IE - .NIDGE :,

Wholesale Dealers in Printing, Writing and
Wrapping Paper and Stationary,
No 3, South Charles Steet,
BALTIM)RE, Maryland.
Dec 2-l2m
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BOLTI\G CLOTHS.

TrNE subscriber has on hand large and veH assorted
Stock w GA Anker and Derfuurs Boiling Cloths Of
the best quality in market, which will be sod unusual
IN low lhJse in wan. Of genglne artich will do
vpT! 70 can. Don H. q. PEERS.
Apul O-ts
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ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Merchants of
H Lynchburg, that they are now prepared toreceTe
and forward all kinds Of Merchandise 10 Pitisburg, or
any given destination the Western Waters, by the
above route. favorable terms, and in Short lime,
any responsible line.
All Goods received at Baltimore, and the freight and
charges accuing them hither, paid, and foowt hem
their destined point. without any charge for Commits
sion, either al BALTIMORE Pittshurg. except drayage
and wharfage
All orders strictly adhered to- and the interest of the
shipper faithfully tended to, both in Baltimore and in
Pittsburg by procuring freight down the River at The
low current rates
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To Builders and Painters,

NNHREE Thousand pounds Lewis White Lead. N,f
n l. extra pure, together with general assortment 0,
Dry Pants, Obs. Spirits Turpeptine, Putty Brushes
Narnlshes, SC, sc. Those in want would do we'll to
call.
For sale BY JOHN II. SEAY. Druoo;st
Nav It's
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Il C.fRD.

DOKIER, ALE AND ClDER.-Just received fresh
supply q London Potter best Albany Ale and New
prices.
April LIS MCDANIEL. < LEE;
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N5ssIs. NJ IdTIg IUIITt N--1"UIIS, ]
JAMES WILSON, Ag'..
No 81 North Howard Street.
BALTIMORE, Nh.
BINGHAM & DOCK. Projectors, Philadelphia,
WM. BINGHAM, :" Plrtsburg.
April lT-6m
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CIV their strict attention to all Goods and Produce col
" signed
FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT.
They have, in store and aoat general and well sseete
If
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GIVE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
u consigned for sale or shipment. They have in Stor
and afJat general ana well selected
The northern tribune., 1848-04-25
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 90
SENALE.-b'lls were reported for the organ
ization of the territories of Nebraska and Mi
nesota
Mr.. Hale offered resolution in relation to
unlawful assemblages in the district Of Col
umba An animated discussion was elected.
in which Messrs. Calhoun, Foote, Bagby, Ben
ton, Wescott, Davis of Mississippi, and john
son, of Maryland, took part.
Mr.. Calhoun of S. c., spoke warmly on the
subject, and in the course of his remarks took
occasion to denounce the efforts which the
Northern Abolitionists were making to de-
prive the Southern men Of their property
He thought that if Northern vessels could not
visit the Southern waters without endangering
the rights of the Southerners, that the South
erners should prevent their coming at all.
He considered that if anything endangered
the safety of the Union it was this slavery
question, and he sincerely hoped that leave to
introduce the bill would not be granted.
Mr.. Wescott of Fla, said that there had
been no outbreak, and no outrage committed
except BY kidnappers, and demanded the Yeas
and Nays. On motion to introduce the bill,
Messrs. Foote and Jefferson Davis of Miss. fol-
lowed on the same side.
Mr.. Hale rejoined, positively denying his
having IioN any SoAHSSuOiA NAASS'Ay Va iAANA
rectly either by council, speech, or silence
with the recent affair, and delivered himself at
some length in reply to Mr.. Calhoun.
When he had concluded, Mr.. Calhoun rose
and said that he would as soon think of argu-
ing with maniac as with the Senator from
New Hampshire on this subject.
Mr.. Hale continued his remarks, and wa.
followed by Mr.. Foote, who spoke with much
personal invective against Mr.. Hale, and de-
MED the right of Northern men discussing the
question of Slavery.
The exciting debate was continued by
Messrs. Nangum, Calhoun, Douglas, Foote,
Jefferson Davis, Hannegan, John Davis, But
Ter and Cameron.
Mr. Johnson, of Nd, moved an amendment
furnishing all individuals interfering with sla-
very property. Without taking any further
question the Senate adjourned over till Mon
day.
HousE.-Mr. Palfrey moved that select
committee be appointed to report what action
it is necessary for the House to take in order
to secure members from personal threats and
attacks. An animated debate ensued in which
many members took part. Adj.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-25
Arrival of the Acadia.
FIVE DAYS Id TER!

The Acadia arrived in Boston Sunday even
ing, in ID days from Liverpool.
The news of revolutionary events on the
continent is of an interesting character. Trade
in every lart of Europe was in depressed
state.
In England quiet prevailed, and there was
no serious apprehension of disturbance. -
Commercial affairs, however, were in still
more depressed state than at the previous ad-
vices. The prices Of cotton at Liverpool were
l-Sd lower. The prices of grain and flour had
sustained E still greater decline. The best
English wheat was selling in London at sos
quarter, and Western Canal Flour in Liver
pool at 26 to 27s per barrell.
Notice having been given of an intention by
the chartists to assemble on the 10th on Ken
sington common, under the pretext of going
thence in procession to the House of commons
to present petition, effective measures have
been taken to prevent such an assemblage.-
A proclamation was issued on the 9th forbid
ding the meeting, and several regiments Of
troops had been ordered from various parts of
England towards London, to be stationed at
Kensington and at various other points. Ar
tillery were to be stationed on Waterloo and
Black Friars bridges.
FRANCE-Mas in state of comparative
quiet. The population have abandoned their
workshops and their manufactures. If the
whole business of life consisted in dancing
round Maypole, then the Parisians are at this
moment eminetly discharging their duties as
men. All who are not planting trees of liber-
ty are dancing round them or before.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-25
WHIG STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of the several Towns and Plan
tations in this State are requested to send
Delegates to a Convention to be holden at
AUGUSTA on WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MAY NEXT:
TO nominate candidate to be supported by
the Wing party for Governor for the ensuing
political year:
To choose two Delegates at large, to the
National Whig Convention, for the nomina.
ton of candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency, to be held at Philadelphia on
the seventh day of June next:
To choose two candidates for Electors at
large, in the Presidential election:
And 10 act upon any other business that
may come before the Convention.
Every town and organized plantation is re-
quested to send one Delegate-towns having
one thousand inhabitants by the census OF
1910, are requested to send two delegates
towns having two thousand are requested to
send three, for each additional thousand in
habitants to send an additional Delegate.
By order of the Wing State Committee
March 8, lS4S.
The northern tribune., 1848-04-25

GRAIN-Corn has been arriving quite freely during
the week. but with very good demand from the trade
prices remain as noticed in our last. Yellow Southern
has been selling quite freely at SO I'd 54c at which rates
about 900 bu have been taken 0C0 bu white some
days since 5c and several thousand bu since at 5lc
g. 500 sacks New Orleans Mixed ordinary quality, at
auction, at 43 % 46ac 800 sacks do do, at 4s "a ACC,
and some at private sale at the rates. Northern
Oats continue quite and selling at SEC, and
and Eastern 4sc P bu In Rye there have been small
sales at so 10 e2c q bu, cash.
HAY-Sales of Eastern TO fair extent, have been
made at S13 % Sl4 v ton
LIME-sales of Thomaston have been made at 6s "a
70c y cask, cash.
OlLS-For Lnseed the market continues dull. Sales
of American and English have been made at Sc "a 5Sac
cash and interest added considerable parcel of Eng
sh has arrived at New York and rather an un-
settled feeling. In Olive Oil small sales at 81 05 Lard
Oil at 60 "a 75c, to quality; and manufactured Sperm
in steady demand at 81 10 10 20. In New Bediord
there have been sales of 1900 bb crude Sperm at ST. ~
04 and 5000 bbls crude Whale, in New Bedford and
Nantucket, at 81 "a 35c p gal.
PROVISI0NS-Perk has been arriving quite neeIy
for the past three days. and there is very fair demand
from the trade at previous rates. The sales have been
500 bbls since last, principally at $40, mos Tor
mess and small parcels at SJ 25 prime at 50 "a Is
clear at 70 50 20 Sl3 and extra clear at l3 SO "a $l4
Dbl, mos. Beef has been in fair demand at 50 M oO
p Dbl, mos, for mess.