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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, February l7-5 p. m.
EFrEcr or THE NEWS MARKErs.-The telegraph
reports the markets OF Philadelphia and New York
eted under the effects ofhe newsdeaers being engaged
in dgestng ther private letters.
In the ,inore market the foreign news by the Hber
ala received last night and published to-day, has had
fleet upon the iket for breadstuifs. Prices remain
lAey We're yesterday Sales, to-day of about 600 barres
Howard street flour at SIS 62a for mixed brands, and the
market closing Change with holders firm this price.
The stock Guy Mills is very gh--ao reported.
Holders asking nominally SIS 81 So, but less would
probably buy it, Rye hour, 81 O6i 81 l2a Corn meal,
B275 So 81
Tue receipts of grain continue moderate with small sales
Of good prime red 40 l27 cents ordinary TO
good do is l2) cents white wheat rs 1872 cents
80 II rye 10 70 cents; not much in
lpjred iorsnai sales of white 80 cents and yellow at
81 81 cents, Cloyerseed - Is 81 so per bnshel.
The provision market remains Inactive Nothing doing
in beef and pork and prices nominal last quoted
Moderate sales of bacon shoulders 81 6 cents sid
81 cents and hams 10 sale OF hog round at
81 cenis and mixed shoulders and hams g. Lard is ia
fair request, with sales fair at7l and bbs nc
7ceuts.
There is fair demand for whiskey with sales at 25
Is cents per gallon.
Gg- a. regular meeting of the United hro,ner4
Of temperance Association No. ], held at Temperance
il the Offices for the ensuing quarter:
ions NIoaprLf, Isl Vice President,
NJ PEARSON, III do
EDWARD OWEN, Corresponding Secretary
Il T. ANDERSON, Financial do
JoHN MULLAy, Recording do
A, BRADLEY, Marshal.
THos SHgDD Deputy Marshal.
Every Friday evening" O'clock the regular time of
opening he association. Every requested to
be pune ua in attendance.
II. ANDERSON President
S, PARKEE, Il &c. Secretary.
ag. sabbath school union---The annual meeting Of
ihe Washington sabbath School Union will b.. held on
Sabbath afternoon next al O'Clock, in the First Pesby.
terrain Church Al street A general attendance oil tie
schools Is expected and several of them viii sing appro
pirate hymns, which they Ia prepared Several distin
guised gentlemen have consented deliver and
a very Interesting meeting may be anticipate
Feb l5--d5t
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Bloomsbury at Public Sale.

'INHE SUBSCRIBER will sell az public sale, the high.
l. est bidder, on Wvdns stay the lst day Of March, az
O'clock at the Exchange, this valuable estate srnatc
miles from Biitm tour from Eicos Milly and
threequartsrs of mile southof Caonsve the turnpi.
road 1t adons the farm of John Glenn, esq., and con.
mostly red lnud) ind has beea tivated with view
TO its permanent Improvement. The fields all reay
laid out, well watered, and under good fencing
The improvements OF the most substantial kind Tho
dwelling IS OF brick rOughcast, 30 feet front by 10 deep
with poricoes in front and 10 is euneuce m 70
OF oaks, and overlooks the whole farm, the city
Gilmore, the riyer bay, aud adj county The sta
brick, and conveniently arranged The view from The man
sion far superior any in the Union east Of the Aega
mountains.
fe ba IS of stone with granite corners feet by 80
feet, with root cellars and stables - long eac
side OF the yard The managers house, quarters graary
and dalries, all conveniently situated.
The farm is stocked with 1000 fruit trees-n pples
peaches pears cherries, &c-a selected with the creates,
and fail beurng' The apple orchard prod uced
in o3 barrels OF apples and 26 barrels CIDER
There also several strawberries, ,aspberries
grapes, NC.
THIS popery easy Of access and possesses advantage
rarely be with It Is perfectly healthy, aud as good
also two nsttuuons tor boys and girls The ely morn.
papers nre delivered daily at the Catonsye post
At 10 O'Clock. and two omnbu>es pass daily The society
tue neighbohood Is excellent The stock and i'm pie
mens may be taken at a yaluiton
Terms of sales One fourth cash. the balance in one two
and three years, with Interest ,yablr haiti yearly from
day of sale sis0D OF the purchase money remain
upon interest Ions may suit the purchasers The
Interest payable seni-annnauy Apply
w. j. SOMEkFlLLE,
the property, OF No SO Faye L. ,tceet Baltimore
CANNON BENNETT, Auctonecrs.
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IlOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue,
ID nearly opposite Coemans Hete has large
yet unoccuped which she viii be pleased 10 le members
OF Congress- permanent transient boarders among them
are Two or three line front rooms.
Dec 2y--tf
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supreme Court Of the United statcs,
THURSDAY, February II, ls4s.

THURSDAY, February II, lsls
Richard Fitzgerald, esq, OF Connecticut was ad init.
an attorney and counsellor of this court
No 81 Bank OF Metropolis. plaintiff in error. as the
New England Bank The argument of this cause was
continued BY MIR Bradley for the defendant in error and
concluded by Mr. Coke for the plaintiff in error
No 100 John Tyler, plaintiff in error, u.s. John II
Hand ct a. This cause was submitted TO the court on
printed arguments by Messrs. Eaton and Foot for the
defendants in error
No. IS. N F. Shelton, appellant. Iifn and Perry
The argument OF this cause was commenced By Mr..
Jones for the appellant.
Adjourned until 10 morrow at / o'clock A. M
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- ICU aud costly articles OF Jewellery, &C.
posed OF by dra wing losThe Subscribe on hand
rich aud costly Of jewellery watches and fan
cy articles; part OF which he has determined to dispose
OF ia the above
Those ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS of taking chance
are spectluly iuvited 10 call at the store OF
Jan. H-2iw3w r. KEYWORTH.
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
al CHrusFs Saloon.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB, 81, 1s45,
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUSICAL COMPAN

MONDAY EVENING, FEB. u, 1s4S,
THE STEYERMARKIsCHE MUSICAL COMPANY,
OF
NINETEEN PERFORMERS
Beg respectfully the citizens members of
Consf9ss and Strangers visiting the metropolis that l,ey
wi sye haf Grand Concert on Monday evening, Feb
PROGRAMME
PartL
l Hungarian National March liz
2. Overture to Fra Davolo Auh,r
o. Watiz-''Every country has it charms' Strnu,s
l. Pfelude--Ara, and chorus from the Opera
OF ''Nebuchadnezzar" Verdi
Part IT,
5. Pickpocket Quadrile Cuzons
6 Sounds from Home GnngI
a. The Soiree Chaterei grand "Potpourri," Llnher.
Part HL
3. Overture to William Tell Rossini
y. The pcsthr--Walz J,nnar
TO- The Railroad Gallop G,ngl
Tickets 81 Concert to commence at o'clock
Tickets 10 be had at the principal hotels aud music
stores, and at the door of the saloon. Feb l7-3,
| Asr LECTURE to- morrow evening, (Friday, -. b.
80 1uiy IL, AT haIf.past o'clock PROF BENTOV
Baptist Church, 10Th street, few doors north of Penn
ylana avenue, where he win again exhibit those beaur-
50 much admired 10y the large audience present Tues
lay evening These diagrams show the varons planets
transs ecpses, We, in motion, and brilliantly llunin-
red by%odeealed machinery; being the s,ne al
Deauuul method OF representing heavenly bodies
yet peen invented The particular attention OF parents and
eaonefs IS invited TO this line opportunity Of enaoIng
The motions and appearances Of the solar system in one
evening Than be obtained by long course OF study
without the aid Of this beautiful apparatus. This will be
he last opp nunity Of witnessing this splendid bition
Al the close of the lecture Mr.. b. viii exhibit with b.
large AID improved magic anern variety of amusing
lpd beautiful figures
The proceeds OF tie lecture win be tor tho church
Abundance % cents; gentleman and two ladies 30
cents children i2l cents. ~
Feb. VII
1AtUsis sAboON.-Mr. JOSEPH BURKE rss,ccI
~ fully announces 70 his friends and the public in gncr
hat he wl give his second and last concert on Fdov
svenng February lSth at toe above saloon on winch 90,
caon e "" Oe assisted by the astonishing pianist oh.
ri Holman, and The celebrated vocalist Mi Arburson
whose performances were received "Wednesday evening
WIN lhe most enthusiastic applause.
itcke hiy cents, to be had with progra mes at the
music stores, Coleman and Wiard's Hotels and at inc
io9r Doors open at halfpas G Concert begin half.
Pasti Feb IG--2t
DOWEHs's Statue OF tho Greek Slave Is novy on
exhibition the Odeon corner of "a street and Penn
ylvaha elue, from O'clock, a. M until 10 O'clock,
-.
Adintanee D Season tickets ST. Pamphlets i2s cts
TO LET.--A house completely and elegantly furnished
A and most eligbly situated IN the First Ward.
- Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq cashier OF the Metropolis
Bank, Oct %
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. ., 1915.
SIR We had hnt and unsteady market 10 commence
the week with and easier prices; but for the last three
days there has been gradual improvement the demand
aud prices of American descriptions nave gained their
sic tdiness. They fully high as on Friday last.
II iders of SuIat and Egyptian are also firm whs
forced sales being mad. in Pernan and luia pace
the markets for Braz Judy al. lower, aud our quotation
are almost nom nal Exporters have taken Eve hundred
bales neutrality-suspicious. nothing. 5000 bales Sea
Island advertised for ,cou Friday next, the Alta
February.
The sales to-day viii also be fully 5000 bales of all kinds
steady prices. Your obedient servant.
CLARE " SONS, Brokers.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, jan % Sea Stand Geoi-
gia, u 49, strained do 81 Upland, bowed,
New Orleans - a 6; Mobile 81 II.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
(FoR THE WASHINGTON UNION
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP HIBERNlA.
ssUSa DAYS Eater from Europe.

improvement In the Cotton HIarlget.-No Change Ia
Breadstuns.-n Monetary Affairs, Sc.
New YORK, Feb l6--9 p m.
The steamer Hberna was announced at o'clock this
afternoon, BY the oing telegraph, and reached her wharf
about half hour since
She sailed from Liverpool on the 29th ultimo, and
therefore brings seven days later intelligence than was
brought by the Sarah Sands
send you the following synopsis OF the intelligence
brought by her:
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20Bsst western -four 20i. Cd; Indian
corn RS Cd per $50 lbs; moa 4 81. pei 1916 lbs The
market for br,ad,tufs duu. The demand for cot
on was good, and prices advanced Ill., in lower and mid
ding qualities Of Updnds No change in Orleans ane
Mobile
The Bank OF England has refused ts rates 70 per cent
sales OF the week of cotton amounted 10 2j,50 bales
The London -four market was dull
The following the prices prevailing in Liverpool
recording TO Brown Shpey scculr, the time ofthe
departure OF the two preceding steamers with which
PARSONS can be made Of the prices given above 10y the III
bernia.
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D,rs,,v.s oy /, seA.--b Is estimated that tho number
of mao .,noss non ,e the deep is between two and
three millions lie is supposed thar two hundred and my
,bops.nd ara e ,,xs IN American vessels From the pc
aulia his elias endure, it is ascertaned
that the length OF generat is bat fifteen years. and 'hai
at least six thousand perish anrfsay from shipwreck
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The London Punch says that the best way crush n
question: is to appoint parliamentary committee SIT
upon IL.
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c,ELLIyG oFE.-A I.nrs chanos for ,no Iao,-,

ShhhANS Sf'".-h I'hrs thancb for che Ladi e..
- Mrs. = PARKER, wishing to make Tor her sl,rIn
arrangements, w, from ibis day sell OFF very reduced
prces her remaining stock OF Fancy goods suitable or
balls and parties, consisting OF elegant Elarabou eahe
for the hair tipped with gold and coral; blonde lace.
bolded IN silver and coors; scAris and handkerchefs
embroidered in gold and syer tue embroidered In gold
or headdres,es head dresses Paris rb1nd hats caps
flowers. NC NC The above namei articles are not o ID,
elegant and benul, bat OF the very latest styles
5. PARhER'S Fancy and P6rulnery Store. between Il
ana ON street., Fem av, UP stairs. Feb l7-3tf
Georgetown Adv, Alex. Gaz, Sat Ev News
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yET HiTE Btd GloyesI White ISid Giovesl! White
w hld Goyesi!,-S PARKER wi upeu this law Il fan
supply OF LADIES' and gen,iemens white kd Qn5es, all
,iZ-s SELBY pARKER,S
Fancy and Perlumcy Store, between a and oh street
Penn. avenue, mp stat s. lSt Ev New ] Feb i7-S >
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! E,~pAoRp,N.aY REMAISs-Whilc persons in the
am oloy of Major Bates of Guernsey, in Ohio
sd in auarrying stone for the repair OF the national
o,d ON be hill of Cambridge they iound in pct
as state what supposed to have 'een The body of an
I;n cbd which, perhaps centuries ago deposited
hat spo. This extraordinary specimen OF ancient re
IN was found Embedded in Of solid rock and ha
maui ,,arance OF stone image, somewhat imperfect in
ne app I'D FORM vet having the general outlines OF the hn
It's outwS The material of which it is composed ap
man angeles oflimestone. in the same cavity was
pear 70 DC sa row what appear to have been Indian
- .....aJ, c.ether.
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DOWERs's Statue OF tho Greek Slave Is IA
exhibition AZ the OdeoR, of "a and Penn
ylvafa az eue from O'clock m, until 10 O'clock
~.
Adinanee % cts. Season tickets ST. Pamphlets i2b cts
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Improvement In the Cotton nIariset.-No Change h
Breadstuns.-M Monetary Affairs, Sc.
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on lhe properly, OF NO. 50 we W. eltet BaTtImOo.
CANNON X BENNETT, Aucuonecrs.
Feb l7--2tw2w
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Two EET.-A house completely and elegantly tu nshed
A and most eligibly situated in the First Ward.
Apply 10 Richard Smith, esq, cashier oil the Metropolis
Bank Oct ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
AFFAIRS AZ VENEZUELA

Capt. Edridge, Of the brig Elizabeth Felton, arrived
at New York on Saturday morning from Porto Cahel-
Ia. whence she sailed the 4lh, utmo reports as fol.
lows:
The brig Widgeon, Captain Speed of and from Phil
adephia and last from Laguayry, arrived at Porto Ca
bellp ION The 31th ult, with troops and was sold 10 Inc
Nantznelan Government. The steamer Augusta, Of
New Orleans, arrived Porto Cabelie on the 2nd inst
frur Curacao. aud was chartered by the Government to
proceed to Iaguayra 10 take load Of troops Maraca-
ibo. She sailed on the 3rd inst All kinds of business
very dull and the markets well supplied with
American produce. NJ freight to be had Coffee scarce
aud none IN market,
On the lst Of October there was a battle fought at
Corn, between The Government troops and the Paez par
ty in which the Government t7oors We're Victorious
having killed and taken prisoners about 600 Of the Paez
party The Government fleet, consisting Of five brirS
ana SIX schopners. Porto CabeIu n he 4th Ia
king in provisions and watet aud making the
preparations for attack the frt and city of Maraca
b. They were ID sail tur that place the Sth of Octo
her. On the morning Of the An embargo was laid
on the port. but through my cnnsgnres and the kiad
ness Of the Governor. obtained permit to pass the
blockade. Gen'l PaeZ, II said. Curacao and
his fleet at last accounts was at MaGicaibo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
I'EXAS

Indians The Aus in Democrat, Extra of The I4th
ult. contains letter from inz les county OF 18Th
addressed to the Governor Of Texas. 1t states bat lhe
indians had killed Chief Justice g. w. Barnett 'Thr
tyseven in pursuit Of the murderers Of B,rne
WIN has alsI killed two men named Davis. The Dem
ocrat says:
But one company remains 70 protect lie entire south
western frontier, firm un station uccupied by Can't.
Highs nlih's company The Lano to the Rio Grande-
the distance benI nearly Two hundred miles
Some accounts Stale that there Mexican emissares
amongst the Indians.
There IS not much doubt that the Indians have been
perfectly wei apprze Of all The movements Of ropps
This frontier for months psi. and thai they have gained
their n!urnation through Mexican spies there is as te
doubt.
The Governor will Immediately authorize the raising
Vt Suiti en force q guard This frontier and chasse the
marauders until such lime as tie General Government
shall furnish US adequate protection
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

Bc1rnre Of Eril.-Let no say, when he thinks Of
the druukard's broken health. and shaered intellect Il
can never 50 ali He thought little of falling in his
earliest years. The pomS Of his youth was as bright
yours; and after h. began his downward course
he was as un~uspicous as the frmesi around him. and
would nave repealed, Indignantly, the admonitiun 10
beware "i ntemperanee The danger of this vice lies in
lis almost npercePtibe approach. Few who perish by
it. have by its first Youth does not suspect
drunkenness in the sparkling beverage which quick+ns
all phiIiias fly. The Invalid Dies no see it
in tile cordial which nIyes tone his debt iieI Or
gans | be of hnught and gelaus d-lecis 81 palsy
my poison. the dranght which seems spring of ipsli
ration 10 intellect and Imagination. The lover Of snaI
pleasure te dreams hat the glass ht animates con
veFsann Viii eyer be drunk in siude, and III sink
him 100 u* fur The Intercourse IN which he now delights
lniemperance comes with noselrss steps, and binds The
hrs cord with a touch ur LIGHT to be felt. This truth
O nonrnn experience should be treasured BY all and
should inn-ce the argn nens md habits II social and
domestic llic II eTtry class ot tue cynmun;v -Doctor
CkeaRiHr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

CoL " dsoR with five Companies of the LIST Infantry
sailed on the 10th inst for the BRACES be stationed on
The Rio Grande. Maj, Van Horne with six COMPANIES
o he 3d Infantry, and Capt. ki Q, with two com ranips
q me Isl l"tanHy, were TO embark the same day fur
Fart Lavacca. 10 be stationed al San Antonio General
l"IggS. with MS saf, expected sail the same
ttmp Tor the BfaznS to take command Of The roops-
tapt Goron with four companies Of the 3rd Infantry
y remain temporarily al Pascagoua. as guard for the
gereFa! hsPl'a subsequently. he is to 90 with them 10
Fl Paso del N"ne Four companies Of The "a Dragons
also remain at Pascagoua. awaiting the arrival of re-
cnts when they will depast for the Bratos to take the
s,atlun the Rio Gande
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
Jk. MARVEL,
\ 4 Y 4 I

List Of oires attached to the u. S frigate Constitu-
lion (Od lronsldes) at anchor of Boston, bound for the
Mediterranean:
Capain-John Gwinn
Lieuenant-John Rowan
NJ Saith
AT Gray
b T ShAuucll
G 3 Pondpxier
" r Mckinney.
Mas'er-Il r ,Iando
Marine olicers-D p Baker, Captan;GF Lnsay j..
Lieutenant.
PurSPr-B J Caho,ne
Surgeoa-C Gnou
Pass'd Asst Sugeon-R w Jtffery
Assisat g p J Horwty
Chapain-N Frost
Passed Midshipmen- c w Aby G f Morgan, T
West. D Fnrresr, + McCauey. J ii Rochelle, H c
Duvall.J 4 Daniels.
Mldshipmen-R NJ Caldwell,E H CakyJ StillwelI,
G n Chapman, J K Wygatt,J Maxwell, Butler.
Capt's Clerk-E 81 e Clark
PurSer'S Clerk ID Floyd
Boatswain-] Featherstoa
Gunner-J Ritter
CarPsnter-L Manson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
THE FINANCES AND INDUSTRIAL INTER


WI NtD'lPrS speech AT aieull Hall Is manly deyn
ted To the financial and industrial condition of the cpn,rv
as affected by the p,lcv in force. We un,ie the
following brjet extract tiom the Boston Curriers' full re-
Pirt:
rs the snb treasury useful institution ? If 81. 70
whom IS 1t useful? Is useful to business men?-ro the
'a3ornT classes 4-'T 10 govern neni ? Now, what is
the present Of the country under the influence obs
snhrea~nrv lou All know what it IL Money i
scarce AMI bars hgh interest this state of the mnr
ey market has inuci more ,hln yplr Business
moreover IS sagoa'ing. manufactures are declining
You all know these ia be hr's This scarcity mrrey
ana TINS saEnailn OF business aft all classes Of lh.
community Gl~aHtronSy; they eubarrts, He capitalist
mp WrrlNh the aD rer, and u;lp th p,,r uan p,,rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

Free Soil Eicctrs have been nominated in all Of The
Nav England ate, NV York, New jersey Mich
ran. OHIO and Illinois where there i AN liberty ticket,
IN twrive OF the seventeen districts IF Virginia. in Ma
~ land Iowa, W scunSn, PENNSYLVANIA and Missouri
In sXleen Slaes full electoral tickets have been n1mna-
ted. and n FIVE Grrrt SIM h or Liberty ticket. N
Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Vermont. ne
EleeoTa ticket viii be successful which receives me
greatest number Of votes. 1T Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire. here must be maj rl'y over all or Inc
Siaie LEGISLATURE will mike chic. In most OF ths
States The highest number Of Of votes secures the success
Of the electoral ticket II South Carolina the L"elsh-
nre makes choice II electors rather casts the esc'ofl'
vote Of The etatc.-.E Y. EJprtss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
TRICKS ENPDNEn

I HE Nlfi1na In elTilpncer r,,l.s I--o n ~,
ton a. c. C,,n,,o,.il ,a,i, NV " 'ne lining.
Layl,r riclat. Min MI EiIirn,ro,s r,, ''"in1 ttia
baen printed Nv tha T,,fr,si NTH, ,'"',ri hls
sent Ii tae WIN III TIL ,,,-,, LINN o' ' ana
WmrS N"llera
The IatallTancar ais , s,,,,s,s o,,.LI
I p sing tn III. ~ WI IN
| Ill scans flat Ge,4r,' r,vr,- ra.,i,,d -
frlm III n Trun1r ! ritb fr,,.,,, iii ''ne aIn,
" Mi BIS. let,e~ ,,, ox,r, ~ 'lnIS
tars ps5ishci j., fb, W l,...7 ~; >'',"S MON let
APRIL stl'iq TINT Con T,vI-- II NV ON VI
. South wmid never ,rre. 4, Nh. \vI,,, d. !, the
'he i,in favor III tn, plp,,it t,rlT ,,J n,,s,j, a
jlnll Bluk Vital N. thinks tbs j Nt
f,r the war Sc 'TEs pras ,,,,,,. MI :. y oA'hf
flashed with inIi5aliion wine, h. r,d ,sa nave
,n5enlouslv c,n,1ysI ~, ,,.I W us ''!ic'1rS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

The Earl Of Carlisle who died at his ssa.ar Castle
Howard On the 1 instant. his ninetv-sxih wear WAS
ore 4 the Commissioners appointed By the BRUSH GOV
eminent. IN iJlS to treat with the American coionies-
Mr. Ellen and Governor Johnson WIRE associated with
INN IN this mission; which turned Out unsuc essu He
was The uncle m Lord Byron, and received SINE very
sPtni anlse from the wayward poet. in revenge for
IAN ahrn's put rfen his youthful VANITY The Eari's
s"n was the gallant Howard, nho fell at Waterloo and
Wnos' mem fy + preserved The wei known stanzas
o Childe Harold where The pet conesses that lie ..dd
his sre Wong"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

Il case Of 'cholesaie suindng and forging has us
come 70 light IN Lowell. Mass The operator is wei
known as an old resident and long respected Il seems
however, l!aa lis integrity was at snund: All III h,s
disappeared. after swndng. oFgiug. and borruwn to
very large amount. The already reach The auore
gale Of SON. fifteen thousand do lars in III. civ
and may exceed iai. IliIlor also names me twenty
thousand being IL be sands ii s1rss ana sharers ii
L, eua