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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
wv. VI. BLACkF rid. Editor.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
]. ;. FORSN TIE Y SONS.
'i'"dc'pha hon Works ,toaSNle, Penn, s,h mo IsiG

This iSto eert, that have had ,rnn,ng l, snc time
one "l N lrrs Patent Water heel, II inehes diam
'''i i dtirE pairs etnn hun stones, aud hnAn ~ be
good wheel II Is nnlcra III iec head, and capable at
dfNng pam ni buns at the time. with all ntro,sar,
machinery. II l. ~" running under tet al back water
u' NOT hm' II lstaklhg any han an o,cisho
wheel would 10 do lie work u II IT dues yer, tnuy
ana A. possesses ohr advantage, such not freezing oi
eenE a"c'ed Il, back water conSdc' preferable
'otsh"t. have always used oNrrsha,S
INlN JONES.
salisbury, Chester county, Pa, No, 26th IsiG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

NNI'F0 Il,
Agent lor Virginia and North Carolina
Richmond March S0-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

haaioRY RolLI>G Mui, Richmond, Va,
Januai, !, ISIS.
hehg the manager oi these works. and having two of
- Ups water " heelsas the driving ponti can speak OF
them from experience.
hey az powerful simple IN arrangement dniahlc he
M eh', oil on=oecapy but little spare better with
BACK wafer upon them han any know Of q have putposrN
backed the water feet them)- and when pt dow
property are La less Nrtnsi,c IN and than any
wheel have seen nnh the = little water than
an "N'r~ho wheel with the ,lmc bead and fa At tie
same tmr they are mole powerful Another they pos
se' ana hat ~, the, rhn veil aud Nculs with but We
" small i,Il ii there be snilirirnt water.
or"" the whole can recommend those wheel. superior
To any water wheels have ever seen
JOHN HARTMAN
March 3n-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24

ID Il I T. T. ~
PATENT IRON WATER WHEEL

it undcs'gned ishnw ready to furnish the abnss Wheel
~ All ITS part at the shortest notice, turned and fitted
80 that any common moeh anic can put It M
y" rhNrNe'ct aud value "i tins mpro, .mcnt be
asi""d by the ANNEXED certificates Any other information
cheerful, furnished hy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
bargains! FI0rgHiRs!!
BENZ IL LEWIS.

III he OIL stand q Laeis u Eagiedore,
MAN srRttr. ISNtnnuRo, Va.
HAS Just received and opened IS packages If ne"
y ard beautiful
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-24
NOW - THE TIVE
r ID II " # ~ q II 4. " y,
BY CALLING AT
M z e WI & q w a T X m s..
NIIIRIIRE

Xou can be supplied by themw he,h Goods just
1 cesed from
Boston New York Philadelphia 4 Baltimore
al ti, Spring Style and Fashion, and such prices
cannot tail To gi'ctne most perfect satisfaction Their stock
l. the largest and best assorted upper couury winch
they Will Lake great pleasure in showing and pledge them.
selves To spare pairs to please all viii favor them
with a cal
ALL ARE INVITED TO GOMEZ
They keep DRY GOODS ot all qualities and descriptions,
B"ting Cloths Groceriesj Fur Panama Straw and Palm
Leaf lat al all kinds Ladies', Gentlcm,ns and Chi
dren's Shoes and Boots, OF Prices for all
very cheap Merchants 'upped ON he best terms
March 27-ts
SHOESt SHOEStt SyfOESttt
1uST RECEiN El, irom the mandatory in rh.la-
y drlpha,
300 pr Ladies hne KID Ties and SLIPPERS at Is cts pair
worth II,
ades' isln, and spring Wits, at g. superior ar
tirle
M,ssfs t'aefs Bn-tns and slippers general assortment,
io" par o servants Shoes from 81 per pair up
~ pair superior Cali skin cwed Boos,
I'll do pc@"d Boots. some superior,
300 pr Childrcns Sh"cs,
lno pr Men Gout Monrocs, and sund other Shoes all q
which will be sold at low prices
April 6-ts WM. j WILLIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
VOLUME XLy.--NUMBER II.

per cord, and they are employed as hands on The
U. S. boats al $50 per month; SO that they are
friendly to the Americans. The males make &C.
i've and obedient servants, but mol always lailh-
lul or honest ones. Sometimes they run away
from their employers with stolen property, and
report all the secrets they may have learnt 10
Their couulrymen. But The females are peculiar
" friendly 10 our people, often secretly su corins
Them in distress and tenderiy nursing Them in
sickness. II was once contemplated amongst The
GueIllas 10 atlemp; 10 break up The line OF stea M
boats upon the river, bu. finding Them so obvious.
~ 10 The advantage OF The whole country in The
way OF trade, and perhaps also afraid ofihe mus.
Kets always carried with them, they declined
making any attack.
Cal and buffalo fish are plentiful in the river
fne flrst iandango (dance) we attended was al a
large rancho, one days sieaming above Ma,a.
moras We gave an old lady (Senora) him Of
wnal we wanted, and IN a Short time she semi
aroand and collected a dozen young ladies-tSs.
nor,tas) and the dance was eaily KEEP, up, alter
music OF fu;e and bones, until late hour. The
oehof''as are fond OF dancing and will bound
ABOUT very gracefully ir accompaniment with
Whatever kind Of music chance may present.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

IN CHANCERY.-VIRoiSIA:- AT Rules held In the
Clerks once Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day of June, ls4s:
Pleasant Partin, fainun:
against
&C Elliott and c. A. Thrackston, partners, under
The arm and STYLE Of A. G. Elliott and Company, and
other Deienonnts
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and given security, according 70 inc
act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this Court, ana ap
peang by satisfactory evidence that thoy are not NINA
otants Of this Commonwealth, Il Is Ordered, that tne
said defendants do appear the rules TO be ned ior e
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
shed In the city Of Richmond for two months success
svey, and posted al tho front Of the State Court
houss, IN the said city. Copy. Teste,
June l4-cw2m P.ROBERTS, Clerk.
IN CHANCERY..v,hoIr,.:-A, Rules hold in tho
Clerks Ofaee OF the Superior Court Of ChanceYy for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day Of June, Ie4s:
Nancy Kimbrell, Plaintiff:
against
James n. Jursy, Timothy seruggu, and James H.
6eruegs, and other Defendants.
The defendants abovc-named not having entered
their appearance and given security according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and Il
pne by satisfactory evidence that they are not nha-
bitants Of this Commonwealth II Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear at the rules to be held for the
sad Court on the rst Monday 10 september ne1t and
answer the amended bill of the plaintiff; and that CO
yof this order be forthwith inserted In some newspa
perpublishsd In tho city Of Richmond Tor Two months
sueeessvsy and posted at the front door Q, tno sta
utthouss, In the said city. Copy IenS,
Juss l4-ew2m =. ROBRRT6, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
LATER FROM vic

LATER FROM YUCATAN-By the schr
fanny Gray, at New York, news is received
mat The Indians were around Merida in great
force: Fifteen thousand people had taken re.
iuse IN that city, aad destitute, with no chance
OF escape. Campeachy vas also full A great
q, is experienced in obtaining provisions
The Governor Of Lsguna has issued procIa
nation refusing 10 have any more Indians land.
Cd on that island, except females. Great mum.
oers oil neutral Indians are fiockiug TO that
place Tor refuge Things looked worse than
ever NA9'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
Germs of the ENQUIRER.

NJ The Enquirer Is published DAILY Qor the CITY
and SEMl-W EEKLY (for the country.) For the Daiij
e,ne, seven dollars per annual and at the rate oil
Al iars If taken for shorter Period than one year. FOL
ms semi Weekly, five dollars per annuH, ana Inice
noars for s1 MONTHS PAYABLE IN advance ito DC pdsd
ses or RENTED by mail, post paid; or Six Dollars
:. snnum at the end ofthe year.
~ All dues to this office may he remtted per mail
od and available Bank notes. at the risk Of the Ed
ne postage Of all letters being paid by the critsrs-
TN postage Of single letter is scarcely of any account
hs writer ia the accumulation Of postage, In an
.,.nsye business, which operates as Il serious TAI
In me Editors)
sf"" '"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ THE DAILY ENQUIRER-For one square Of
,iren lines, less, first insertion fifty cents, and
c,y succeeding insertion twenty five centsn insert
a once a week, twice week, or three times week,
,Sr,y.seven and half cents.
IN THE SEMI-WEEkLY-one square of sixteen
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,,ee, so cents.
ANNUAL advertisers are charged fifty dollars for thirty
v,,s and in tina, proportion for advertisements OF
.a,sr length-except Lottery Vendors and Auction
~, who are charged one hundred dollars tpaper in
,aded
vsnever tho paty's handwriting Is unknown NJ this
1ce must authenticated by the rudorsation of the
pmasier in the neishborhood they will In case
= nnhished. Every measure, that has boon taken TO
,.n, mposiions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
nayaing. We must, therefore, insist, IN such Cuss,
anon the communication being certified BY the name Of
=, Postmaster. pri;tsn on the back Of letter
orders from distance must DO accompanied Piths. IN
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
IsY TELEGRAPH FIR TIRE cu,,,ssro.,
FROM NEW OPTEaNS

'''napn THE CHARLESTON couRise
On, NJ rhOM NEW ORLEANS.
Gales wi,n ew dreams correspondent @umuni.
nesdav iss, Is uaer dale OF the aernool oNWed
49,. aArsR FROM MExIco.-The steamer Nh nd
I af, ,te. a. view Orleans from Vera Cruz. xvXe
han hs,o VI .ne ION instant being six daysSaiS
naI ueiGie received from iha, place. and brAs.
Capital. ''0'n me mexican
Ihele was 70 news OF especia, ;,,o
brought by the Trent, Herrera had s poi,,,
copied The Presidency OF Mexico. Paroles wa.
IN The Capital a, the last cales.
len thousand American troops WERE aAa&
ca al EnceFo awaiting transportation. Me
hea,'h Of vera Cruz had considerably improyeS
FROM fucATAs.-The inhabitants OF The Isle
OF Calhea had peitioned Commodore Perry MOI
10 wl,hdraw The Naval Forces unit! the Me1i.
. osn Government had provided for their safety.
me renlnsu'a was in mos. deporabe state.
NEW oaLEANs MARKEr-Coop was in be,-
lei demand. Four thousand bales had been dis.
Possa o.. Micdline quality was quoted al ST.
Susa, iair 81 .; Flour qucl No alteration in
Ffeishs or Exchange
LATER STILL.
~ zen O'CLOCK last nighl We received a second
1 w.. ron cur prompt ard attentive New
oiledhs correspondent, dated Thursday 22d inst.
LATER FROM TlMpIco-SEyrEE B.1rrs-a
schooner arrived al New Orleans on Wedoes.
Jay, from fampico with daIes 10 the 10th ins,
The Indians had become very lroub!esome-
captains Hunt and Wise. with their companies
naa iepelled an attack Of The Whites and Indians
rom T, Campeacby, in which The Indians LOST Nine
Hundred Of their number. All the small towns
naa ueen destroyed or vacated Further parlicu.
aI s VIII Dc looked Tor with much anxiety,
NEW orleans MARxETs-Three thousand
aa,es COTTON disposed Of Midding So TO 81; good
nuolng ot to . For Sugar there was but
, y Gems no. Molasscs quoted al 70 2Octs
Flour UNCHANGED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: I'm the Circuit Court OF
The United States for the Fourth Circuit ana Iase'H
District of Virginia, May 10Th. l84S:
Alexander Blown and Patrick Brown. Executors
Of James Brown, deceased, who was surviving E1ecu
Tor Of William Mitchell, deceased, who was surviving
Executor Of Robert Baine, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
James Hopkirk and others, creditors oil Robert Baine'
LLeceased, and others, Detehaahs;
Upon the motion Of the plaintiffs, II appearing TO the
Court that Edward Brisbane, named In the proceedings
supposed creditor of Robert Baine deceased, ana
tho only creditor f he not provided Tor ny the
decree Of June 2is, 1892 has faied, for more than
Thirty eight years. appear and prefer claim against
the and that step has been taken by any ere.
dor Of Baine for Iany past the Court doth order
the creditors or some of them provided for by said de-
Of 2st Of June 1909 but who do not appear 10
have received the directed to be paid them by the
said Decree show cause TO The contrary thereof on OF
before the st day Of the next term And II is ordered
that copy Of this order be published IN one or moro OF
the newspapers published In tho city OF Richmond oy
NAV 3o~ew3m r. MAYO, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
co,,,,nondenec of the Richmond EnqIps'M
w. BALTIMORE, June 2S-f. W.

Mr. Van Buren, positively accepts the nMin'
bnTners, nomination for the office OF pres'S Ssa IN
Oas Taylor Ratification meeting was an,b meta m
New ~ York City last evening. Much enthusiasm
Pei M.axsrs The Northern Markets are o o'r
,, mssd'T The quotations current in ibis c"y
and New York yesterday rulsto-oey'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
HENRY CLAY AND THE WHIGs.-l

HENRY CLAY AND THE WHIGS.-lf
tbc Taylor Wings ever heard OF Henry Clay
inc gentleman who was once known as The "sfea'
embodiment OF their principles-wc ask 'heu'
- read The following from his petition Tor lhe'l
domination issued on the llth Of April, ano
,b,n s,oo Dragging abou, Gen. Tayiors PROF.
PeS SThev fmy Wing friends) represented 10 me
,h., ~. withdrawal oil my name would De r n.
TAI, TO THE SUCCESS, and perhaps ieao
n lhe dissolution OF ths party win wnieh nave
been associated, particularly IN me ace oldes;
that al no former Peroa aio 'nslI ,,,ts co6sen,
= probability OF my election, II would consent
. Tho nee of nv name; that The great states OF
M yorl, and Ohio would in all probability cast
49,, votes for me; that New York would more
oar,a;nIu hesow her suffrage upon NE than any
49, candidate: that Ohio would give her vote
o"s, osnd;da;c residing in The slave States bu! TO
" ~ ,s., ih.re is better prospect than had here.
, ~" =, any time existed, that Pennsylvania
mnnlt unie with them; that no Candidate can De
s,ec,eJ without the concurrence OF Two oi these
,hree States, and none could De defeated upon
rhom all Of them should be united ina, eiea'
, nnnb,r, of our fellow Citizens, botn Of native
ard foreign birth, who were received anu .ne.r -,
fore vo,ct against me a, the last election, are nov,
e.oer for an opportunity OF besiowins 'heir SUI,
tr,oss moon me; that whilst there IS s',ons aso
decided preference for me en!eriaihe1 W ~. Wy
a,eat hody OF The Wing parry ihrouenoI' 81,
Irn;,ed states. ,hey--ihe friends 10 Wno'u
,ra convinced tina, am more aVailaoie ma
! any candidate ,ha: could be presented lot I'M
: American people"
will no, be long before The s o. 10
j. W. ..t.t-T Albany Journal.
'r :, urould be shameful 10 rob the peace.part
ir i Of his feathers in that way.
!. cano'aa's boston Post.
. Several months ago The Albany Journal s. sa
:, ,,a, on The subjec, Of the Wilmol proyiso. &c
e Tsylor "entertains the views OF Mangum a!
~ CLAYTON" une voted for and the other against
?, o''' [Ds,pn Po's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

We hail The movement of Senator Bright. OF
Indiana, 10 introduce the Missouri Compromise
inIo the Oregon Bill, as the rain bow OF peace in
'he cohiendins elemen's-the harbinger OF lraier-
MY and good feeling among the differen, portions
OF Our Vast contederacy May 1t kindly but
firmly be pressed, and may 1t succeed!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30

Ci.yef HIliiar1sburg-to wit:
Ii. parties 10 the annexed decree Of Cour! are here
W no.iied that have appointed TUE SoAf, inc Is.
dsv If Ancns NEXT 10 commence the accounts therein
odsr.e-on which day, by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, they, us
well as ell other creditors Of the Estate OF Thomas
Taylor, deceased are required TO attend at my ONCE
The commisson.r 10 repor, thereon. (The report as
10 ersdi,ors, according TO said decree, will be Kept
june 2-ewew WM. III. MOODY, NJ. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05

+. NJ 8 Hsksr<r ), : = n. is bililA,f a..
III - r1.ei.Iy bq,:1 j. oai De t-iabl ishmeni q
IL William S. Birch. thereby much enlarged
bis ionnsr suck q Paper H1ngnlss, and DOS
ncn. 0l1T iof sale De ftest and best ass5rhneni
~ Papersih lhe naf1tcE Mos % his patterns
|hre new, and boaght - very rnlnced pres
which enables him q Offer . his old ensto.nsIS
fapeg dealers eqi olhels. many advantages.l rs
rcinrns hams for ne Iinesal pairun2ge exienuct
% him, and hopes % mtFir The tame BY gifinfss
1lisfsciion 70 al who nav iayor him vita ealls
No 3 Hanover street II the old stand no. ~
Baltimore street, where all orders viii oePToinps
y atleBapi q .eilAer n the upholsteulg line q
fRaPer bnsipess- n Ms stlek e1nsisis Dr. lss4
4Norsted Damask & Moreens assorted eolQTs.
3ctftpn do do do .
ICuf.ainT trimmings Cords, Bindings. SC TO lnatc
tQrnamen.S. G IL Rods Ring and Curtain Bands
Wide and narroN STAT Venitian Blinds,
Tsssspsrsni window shssr i al al ; pics n
,fFssihs.r ,i Beds Comforts, Blankets, &c. "A
II Aiaiirasses Of Hair, Hask, Mos and Cotton.
ed4le.a- ma Coisiof toned maple, ls4
carpeting On Cloths, Ma,tinsss Rugs and De-
! vtsy sapetef style, fneFsf<co Paper,
|. Views and Rbnnel Paper bt entries,
y y tFire sefeenht all descriptions, g "a
.. SGiazed and S|nmon Papers
~ Border and curtain do
~ PAN aug in the ciilr or elsewhere, by y
bcst vqnsl SAlways On hand. White an
~ Black adding 1T large and small sizes, ;
~ whole5 and retain
Baltfe, Jan q. 13If-Iy. ses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
~ cHdIvcERy

ID ills further \ $500 ~ il '
accon a Conrad olsered that tho
Cook. before Master comnssaiessoasse lls their
said aeso directed l ssE snd
Conrad well 10 accounts o,n'e and
ant solomon Bnsef deceased aea and the deisn D
s om is ne amount and dign II s a an
tiles Of tbe aa Conrad r a me deh due
po hereof enS % hs real esiate and d ne prior
stated deemed Ct Deui with matter spsei se
may Be required 81 t5e y himself Of which
he aT commissioner Is auhoriz % stated and
ouchins me "a solemn form upon int CANINE
md he parties e subject matter Of said aeeaop,
Sss ss pabsIs g DC CONS
a Daa,s and r. eject mi n aee g state said
directed 81 b lae SAID estate The com s. az
month Il Is , usual notice pabIisbes @
], e Z. newspaper, n 3 J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Coal Stoves.

~ VIE attention 81 tbo.o n, &C.. 4.
- STOVES Is ginyiied Il, II n want Of coal.
mat is now being manufaetrsdI q proved kind
Ferry FUundary which co,,s;ss' IS So ne Harpers-
sizes suitable f6r Offices Io+'s 81 I'VE different
es, &c. 4zso on hand f3I u, stores Church-
which viii be delivered and ce.ossns Sores,
81 the ccuntrytley NAV N aP IA any section
WANTED ~ large ~ a,,s. an.ea. 81
and Brass and old casf sn qaiaDllly q Old Copper
Viii be taken ia excban aa y, y I e. Iron
q any thing in my line Z s 'ne highest price,
Harpers-Ferrr. Ma HIGH 8a1s GILLEEcE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
@ Il Y HEO II Ell
RICHMOND. VA.

THIS new and large es,ahl;sb,nen, -. :. IL.
ca w the subscribers in Decembet, r.,
VINO win the assistance of Mr. aMsaY Ian, .i ibe
'I Isa, ana wei known Proprietor of the Far
devote their undivided attention 10 the conf y :
a.ia eonSenience of their patrons. The Tfo,, q
+ slsualed IN the centreo the Civ on The groS
Ialsy covered by the noted s.Old Bali r 5s,s y
ana = handsomely provided with f,,,, $500
lily new with sober civil and attentive as; AZ
sn1s M wants and with reasonable sl,a, ~
s 1s PATRONAGE q the senior partners numerous =
anu extensive list Of old friends and sear.;as
ances and with three wears erpcr;e,S. A,
Hotel, Petersburg Va. thinffb ,a'v
san supply an equivalent for any favor bestne'
u n sae m a Stable well formed and provided
unuer .ne management of Mr. VIM. s. Woa5 =
attached % the house at a tonvenient S;s,ou =
saa oelag limselfthe propricios. persons arr;v1
ns with their own horses NAV Is assnr INV. "
1000 attention for them. 1Ss1ieu u
Richmond, April 22 i8i1--Iy y 5oAs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
Cash for Negroes,

nh,nSss y aer 1 anxious q purchase large
likely Pcrs,,s o. poth sexes sound and
win find;t - a.. naslng Negroes to dispose of,
fore seIIns .s ln,etess 70 give him call be-
prizes. : PaJ we gsrk 4sgtez caSk
tinsbuY ~, az me 5erkeley Courts Al Mar
ne IN Nonds..- !. and at Bcrryyillc on
~ rs 4snce IN Charles ana usually az
Al letters addressed n hin, ,,-;,,s ss.4 s.
attended, Ia. = nun MI VII be promptly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-05
.Narfseii's lzfeNf -
Platform Eounter Sc .,osea

Yer Of ,ConL =
and Basders iSfreefs III. eaartes
"A IL persons in of Vs. f.'us'tetslaore.
h thai is desirab rect as. ing Apparatus.
supplied at my est nent /. w ". cneal5 can be
warrant every a. mann ~ proilnp tfiess.-
not superior 10 any : II i, q equal il
prices selow that q knrcba '.s conntry and al
lied. Beams and my a shall be salts.
Itonnage to the most 4 fsa ajgm we heaviest
Balance, always on VM and AssaYer,s
Country Merchan u -.
ed to call and exam tbi pr..lanl,cularly invit- |
their orders, which b,,s,,,ss or send /
patch. SSF' ~ 70 with des-
Baltimore, March T.. HARDEN. +
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MaFbIe Yard
PURTFJCAT0N

4 FuhIt1CAT1ON. =
,d = settled creed in all correct medical init
impur;,;ss ma a. unless Che blood kept free from
come disesss III Wa 8 system must inevitably be-
sea, tnlcks and moves through he veins Sios
with sluggish motion ne NAV r ~ r
;asi with is eoncomitant tr,an n .,
= anoll % ensue. The utmost care M ,, snns,
tem sbnv, are therefore necessary, and ~ srs
eenersis Iu.a oe closely watched Those ,yhr
fent provide themselves with mild and amy ,eo
are y, lys,c should give preferences 10 sncS =
Vegetable 'Ig, veseia5ie nature. Brandrethis
s.si laForite as they are coono<sJ 81 l,e UNI,
No ~ and cooperate so eIisctuaiv y
n, IN syS.empurifyipg the blood ana sa.ss.
* ail undue hillary secretions s''u fsmov-
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