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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
7! VI SEEMS @ Be- kno;ty matter,
A SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.


M o'l' Ctr1i'n' paners publishing 4 speech de
i.Vefel BY VT calhoun. ~ the L. : S-uae. when the
Df-g'a rFn1raI PHI wa under DEBATE IN that bdy.
! ne Su3Jact Of Slavery IS discussed and NJ Calhoun
e''' 'hs uih that the progress If A5I'ioni>m viii
r ii PpA- u7'I -he whole south shall mite and make
tEa qrestan paramount w Al. ItAars r4jecnr al pil-
g! allaiceS save wuh such sIl faithfully stand By
couiherH nights and the guarantees e The Constitution.
IN Mr Calh1u-'s oplninn the Wi not Povi@o IS MT
tle Wst ~ IN which the institution If slavery is be
attacked Inc prncp pie em5idlel IN The PrJvis1 will be
applet h1 predicts. u the ID srct Of Columbia and
TIE Navy lris Forts and Asenas of the General Gov
ernnen, thr ughont TIE Union
Nj Calhoun calculates The value Of the Union and in
u'naes That SEPARATION may be necess ny as means Of
oef-Protrc'on ~ H. South. H say:
bat IS NOT IN reference to safav only that we would
5e the least sufferers. W. would oe far less so in pc
cdn:ary point Of view. Indeed m that respect would
Dc great Eainers instead o bring sers. The first effect
would be 10 establish direct trade between and the rest
81 The world Oar imports. in consequence. would at
ynce Tse from their present depression be equal in val
ue to "ur eNPrs, in conformity the established prnci
p" that The imports and exprts Of country must
res OF years balance each other Or nearly So when fairly
valued On the same principle their impors would fall
oil and sink to he level of their exports. The
quence wOhd ne that with the same rates Of duties
revenue rom Imports. would more than double theirs,
and what IS OF great Importance all Of is proceeds would
be expended among ourselves, instead Of the far greater
part beng expended as the North the great
erase OF their wealth and dmnution of ours. It'll this
gret increase Of imports and Of revenue and expenditure
with US, and falling off with Them there would be with
us cor expanding Increase Of commerce. naviga ton.
p-hHding tonnage scamen, and general prosperity
and increase Of wealth. and SpJnding falling off
with lie y rtt -
With such chimeras does this veteran statesman allow
himself to be drluded The Augusta (Ga) Chroni-
Gle ndertahes naIyze Mr.. Cahnun's reasoning IN the
foregoing .pesis and canes To the cunclusinn that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09
4 POLITICAL REVELATION

Senator Niles, q Connecticut who was fully in the
secret " the Democratic Gone nlion in S44 in speech
lately delivered by him al Hartford, makes The How
IN St1tenrri:
slr said tha previous to he Baltimore Convention of
Icil, when many States hal declared for Van Buren,
that his noninailn deemed certain leading poiti
clan (wi1n he named) cnuceyrd the PROJECT Of calling
rrv1nitn u meet NJ the fourth If July to nominate
independent c ndldate lie person addressed letter
To General Cas-, uqirng whether he would permit his
rane y - before such convention as candidate
Now. (~arl Mr.. Nrs,) though General Cas- would
probably consider resistance to regular nominations an
offence lle short Of reaon he had no such reverence
or them a that tine. lie profe>sed but lille acqualn-
lance with the state of public sentiment. he had re-
Gently returned from France; thought politicians govern
ed he people too much was modest IN his thoughts of
the Presidency; bnt cmclud' BY acquescng in the
Of his name hetre such a c,nventinn Il 81 happened
HAT The gentleman making the proposition had
enough Y get Up convention. and The project fell
through"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

The Union of the 2nd inst, after saying that General
Taylor cnuld no more write speak the Pascagoula
speech. given in last. than he could extempurise
annlher Paradise lost" says
lie, say that We make this Statement, in any
unkind or dlsparaging spirit towards Gen TAYLOR Far
from II. v would tarnish leaf of the Generals
laureis. Let him long wear them ALL as he has won
hem molly. We have been charged with abusing him
The charge is ostm false. " g have always done gene.
r"rs jus Ice to his military career In canvass whele
grea' and sacred principles At stake have cnm
menlpd with mdnpss and reserve which We can scarce
y Justify 10 ourselves. as party men, upon his total want
IF civil qualification fur The Presidency and upnn the
very any sad hhgs which the wing managers have
pursnaded him Ia do" have done for him. since he he
came a candidate.'
L is hard to say what me Union means BY the word
''abusng." II is relative term. But if the Union
has Mt abused Gen. Taylor then the readers Of that pa
per have been nader singular delusin We say with
out fear uf c"nadciinn thai there has appeared in No
paper the Denociaiic party much studied and con-
empuous Disagreement, and misrepresentation of the
character and feelings Of Gen Taylor as in The Union
No rurna has inserted many false charges and per
sisted in them manfnlIy The light in which Gen
Taylor himself views the If that paper
from the honest burst Of Indignation Contained in the let
the Hon. Truman Smith, published in 10 day 5 pa
Fer. about which letter itself the Uuon has uttered
multitude # fasehoojs. Setting aside The nrumeral,
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THE DEATH or AN IRISH NARTyR.

The Albany Journal notices lhe death Of Mr. Thomas
Trenor, at the advanced AGE Of tghy years. He
died on The 6'h of September. at \ 5lry.
IL was. - Ireland, merchant Of extensive business
and lirg- fortune. tie was in Nh TEL nr in part
OF thirty merchant shlpS. Bot hr ar 0rdeni lover of
Liberty, and engaged with the Emmr'> NI-Nevns and
other lfSh patriots. n The ot liberty He was
Treasurer Of the itrd Irish Society and Vas arrested
aid imprisoned in the Birmingham tower Of DuLn Cas-
te. lie ESCAPED ro 9iand IN ofhis own ships and
was there arrested and imprisoned fo1r years Ruined
m fortune and with inquired health. he came to III ;
country. He established irln " ,rkS in Vermont where
ae resided seventeen years During his forty wears resi-
dence N ths country, Mr. rreoor has enjoyed TIE respect
ct all who knew him, and the friendship of many cstin
sIished citizens, among them the late Gov Clinton
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Erom lie R.IIiilnors .lmericnn.

~
The Ve'o Povervas exercised twice By Washington.
.vrina, III Nads37. o7.e by M.n-le nine times by
lar,s r ur times by Is.e- ard irea tines bv Polk
.u7s rr rera-d.d.sz democratic feature Of ouI sy,-
s.n i,7.a Cir1 J.rLs.- liz f.c.+ut u>p made il So
n. ~. ,,,s sr.sI a. fen cl-ur hiS administering,
s. had been au,l I'd 5v al Tire rr-ca administrators
f.tft HI. Gjv7lsti,u M ta- t. ,y-r.an=
II I'll .rs4.I,r1f rIa-- tile yetIIs proper and usa-
ff b ,-,. hand, u ~ arbitrary P--sGe7t / may
l4 rta i.r..-us-t If u.rt, mischief Thu, IS :,
,ri5.7- -D.v Na y. surprised VI ~ G-a TavI,r
r ia,e! .,g,- w. Ias sa.I taat IVY regards ,t- yr,y
rs GREAT n,-r4,s power % re exercised ouly in ~
trae cq~rs7-G fyl.h r-4lt caution. How else should
Il II II -7-y4l7
IVrb Ia tendency q excess witch b-l1rrs I, mar
i,zan zeal h. opponents # Ge7. TAYLOR CO umit Two
mistakes M ;h.,oT- + make tta sue al wide a.
p5,,iae .h-v a'1y themselves VI w drawn lit, the
rsi-i r ,'--..9- ,bl VII, s9ch decree tia, an
discriminate i7a fit.o .ul seem camm~ndabl4; and
ore WIN A7nd rh-v rarre--nt Ga- Iay.Yi " dec!lr
HI ,r,ir.. It, .,a. sr u..a- 9,.y crr instance,
C,aa4cel vlr.e P---lI.at,' vet, an i rs ultra al
y r7rv h.r-iSa f31rari.s .-ira 81. bi.b si..a ta,
J.ckstn'-tIu.. has Iaia- n-ertv general n,-v,s,ce
an1ora M - 4 An .,r.J III tt,--n..y VII. bt,- J-,
than aher peo,4 'Tb- H. c,-,ne ! si,'r ,iis. tb,,
the President by yirtu- If M. a.c,,, III ,i no,l
tl,rotghnut Tie Union. !, rn5ra direct I'LL cmneta
reprrsentsiive If the piar NV than C,n5res,
i one r use Of which l. made an n conservatives Of
DISTRESS anJ The t,er. Il rerr-~41,,tlv ,.f SIZES
In tis pr.ncipe WIZ. President III the name IF he
1eopereathe, and conr il the legislative Representa
lives of the De Die The r-loripe Itself constitutes
dpsa,iSn NJ here Is nthinr greater than III, p,Duar
s,yer4iry there IS no ore greater than the representa-
lives fr The final rlSt mus, b. that a. a SOVEREIGN
" c7not have more Than n,4 real r4p-esentalve-oher
wise there ,y,ua he ,cuhci f,r supremacy Pres
dent atnn f all ba f,nco,,i4 - rb. G. cernrrant has
actual nn,ver and ba- - mn vir,,a mr. niancv in any Of
the acts Of C,ngress except what's derived from the
Pr-,it -irparure
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Live Stock Market, Noy.2:
BEEr-s2 25 to > IS, scale weight.
HoGs.-o5 90
SHEEP.S1 so to 81 80 nett JACoR SHOOK
STATE OF The STOCK MARKET.
Reported BY Bererly Blair. Lncensed stock Broker
State Stuck per cent-par value SlO0-sales at
par.
Corporation 6 per cent-par value sl0O-last sales at
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-9S and interest.
Exchange Bank StOck-par value $lOO-nune on
sale.
Farmers' Bank Stoek-rar value slO0-99s 90
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $685.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stack
par value siO0--held at SIS
Rlchmond Fire Association SIock-par yalus $40
S29s so.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail road
par value 500 held al $50 and int
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt-Par value Sl00-last sales at 800 andint
Richmond and Louisa Rlil Road Stock par value
SlOO-!as sales al S45; some are asking higher
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mo. %.


The annexed letter has been handed to by gentleman
who vouche for the responsibility and truthful character Of
the writcr.-Bos. Cronotgpe.
New Haven, Connecticut, Sept. IA, 1917.
Dear Sir:-Pardon me for the liberty which now take
in advising you the benefit received from the of Dr.
Wistar's Balsan of Wild Cherry.
Last Spring, sudden and violent attack upon lungs
by exposure the cold confined the house for
DAYS used many remedies, Of which seemed to ben
EFT me- 50 that lost all hopes Of receiving any help from
medicine.
But by the advice of friends purchased bottle Of Or
w istar's Basam of Wild Cherry. commenced
using 1t than found immediate relief and before the whole
bottle was taken my cough and nghsweat had entirely left
For the benefit those similarly afflicted and believing
to be remedy great value for hs colds and the
stages OF consumpton the only motive have in making
the above statement
Yours truly,
JAMES GAILAHER.
Price 81 bottle, or six bottles Tor So.
For sale by d. X. LYMAN, Druggist, Lynchburg, Va
and by druggists generally throughout the United States
Nov 9-It
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Transmitted for the Baltimore American

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 3. 9 P. NJ.
LETTER FROM THE HON. DAVID WILMOT.
letter from the Hon David Wlmot to Dr. Elder,
Editor of the Republican, has just been received. dated
Towanda, Pa October so, lS4S 1t Indignantly denies
the report Of his having deserted Van Buren, and gone
yer to the support Of Cass and Butler The letter then
proceeds as follows
have ma 1e than twenty five speeches to public
meetings in the district pending my election, in all of
which avowed my strong opposition to General Cass
and my determination support Mr. Van Buren,. My
most and active efforts shall be wanting be-
tween This and the eectionto forward the principles
have avowed
This district is the centre of the combined opera
lions of the whole Cass party Of the State-nen and mo-
ney viii not be wanting to forward their schemes. had
hoped that mad d1ne and suffered enough in this
10 shield me from dishoRorable suspicious.
Yours, in haste, ID. WILMUT.
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For the Virrinian.
Uriilen far the album Of Miss VI. J. p.


Uriiten far the album Of Miss VI. J. p
A DREAM
'Tis autumn. hut dreamt oe the spring time
dreamt Of the h,wers 50 gay;
And m-thought the village maidrns
Were to crown thee Queen Of May
They wrea'hed thy brow wiki garlands-
Screwed roses in thy way;
And sang these Joyous verses,
On the sunny eve of May.
Hail lovely day, tits the first of May
The mnnh of buds and flnwers,
OF happy hearts and smiling eyes,
And pleasure laden hours.
The fields so gay. and The birds at play
In the shady groves Of green,--
Their voices blend, and sweet music lend
To greet our much loved Queen
The glad earth yields her treasures
Thy festival to grace,
And smiling thy pleasures,
Each spring flower finds place.
Mid the bright wreath that clustsls
Thy joyous brow a,ound.
May only buds of promise bloom
And not one thorn be.fUund !
When madenhu comes DER thee,
When marron cares surr1und;
Then may Thy path Of life.
As full Of flowers be found !
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The Charleston Courier mas article showing il TO be
Fey doubtful wheh This Stale, can legally give her vu
ailhe approaching Presidential -e,tin The difficulty
Iesis N the fact that the law Congress requires the
Leg stature Of each Sale direct the manner in WHICH,
and The np and place when and where. the eleclurs
mus De applined. Bui Souh Carolina has PASSED no
law giving such direction except fixing the time of
apphnl nent 'Jn the Tuesday preceding th first Wejnes
DAY ~ December" 1n-re cannot now BE- new act Of
tne Legislature; Tor il is slmn med on tie u
r>o'.noeT, and The appointment Of electors must lake
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pace Oh me 'th; and the State Constitution provides
'Aii no o or ordinance shall have the free Of law
un shall have been read three tunes and on three SER
sFdt days N each House has had the great s,a affixed to
ahd has oreh S'gn-d IN The Senate and Huus-, BY the
President q ,e Senate and Speaker II lie House OF Rep
rssruta '.var"
NeIIly tlIs SENS % be a kno:ty matter,
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THE LYNCaBURG VIRGINIAN.
Presidential Election.

The Presidential Election is Tuesday wines
sed the sublime spectacle Of upwards Of three millions
N freeen peaceaoy casting heir sutrages fr chief
agisrate ofour widely extended and bound Re
public. Il IS The first time that the election has taken
Place on TIL same day throughout the Union. Every
thing passed of in town with great quietness We
content ourselves, present. with simply giving such
have reached rs. rsserrrg for another occa
sion Vat remarks and comparisons may have 10
L.
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Tract or Parcel of Land,
ANTHRACITE coal.

HNlE 81 BSC IlBFR takes this mehod 70 inform
z his former customers and the public Of Lvnchhurg
that he has hand $50 ions Of qua y of Anihrl
cite Coal, suitable 1r burning in CRATES stoves and coax
Ing ranges. SC. The COL selected III person iron,
the most approved mines in PtnnSy lyania and will b-
PIT on board Of the boats il the Rchneni BASIN in yud
order and condition, free Of drtyuge and charges and
shipped at s. 50 per care ad Of Is bushels. Order.
sent by mali OF ohrry7ise, when accompanied bv the
money rapproved ely references, Will be promptly al
tended to, an article sent warranted please ii every
respect have ais supply Of Lump Gal for fuIi.acr
purposes. which am SELL 9 at S. on per n.
Richmond. Oci l9-wSNf JAMES DAVIS
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OBITUARIES,

Departed this life he 18th day of August 1885, in the
54h year Of her age Mrs ELIZABETH STRANGE wife Of Col
Robert Strange.
-, 0 the 18th day of October, 1915, in the wear
OF his age, Col ROBERT STRANGE, Old and respectable
citizen OF Campbell County, and Tor the last II Is years.
this place Thus in the short space Of MONTHS have
passed to the tomb both wife and husband
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commissioners safe of IuuI

DIRSUANI 10 decree OF the county Court Of rankin
pronounced at the October term, SIS in the case Of
stephen T. Smith and others vs. John Smith and Others
undersigned commissioner appontt Tor that purpose will
proceed 70 Sell on the premises, 10 hu ghcs bidder the
1T h day OF November, ISiS, certain
Tract or Parcel of Land.
lying in the count, OF Franklin. formerly owned bv John
smith, dee adjoining the lands OF Cha. Tonry N..
thaniel Chewing and others, containing about
lOA .fCISES.
credit Of and year VII! be en- the purchaser
giving bond with satisfactory sgcurtr am title tho
land retained further The title is belie ed TO be
good but acting Commits oner shall convey such title
only vested in NE by said decree
STEPHEN p. SMITH, Com'r
Oct 26-w3w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

RCSsELvfLLE, Putnam county, Indiana, July II. 1871
Of Indian Vegetable Pills have said Pills 10
in great demand lately Tor the o Fever Aeue Mr.
James Boyd has W no has been laid with Fever
and had tried various other remedies all oF which
table Pills and by using box he is sound and " Ell
Mr.1 Spencer had daughte Mr.. Hugh Groves SON and
Mr.. Charles Nichols and three of his family were dowr .
the with Fever and Arue had also tried the
bic Pills restoed them all TO perfect health can
you from what have f"an Vegetable Pills
laa be relied for permanent Fever Ague
Yours respectfully,
JACOB DURHAM. PM NJ,
Also, an Acting qstice of the Peace
This ia 10 certify, that vas entirely cured Of the Chs
and Fever OF several months standing W the doses
81 four pills each, Of Wght's Indian Vegetable Pins and
and have had no symptoms Of it since, which about yea.
ago. J. w. SPENCER.
Texas, CHAMPAIGN county, Ohio
This ccgtiFy that the Chills and Fever
BY the af rights Indian Vegetable Pills after Layin.
had three attacks OF it. DAVID BERRY
Sugar Grovs Fairfield county, Ohio Nov 10, 1876.
Look out for Com'cy1ets,
Thisi the neritl as unprncp!ed persons in al!
parts OF the country, make and yend them.
The genuine is Tor sale bv
d. PAYNE x BRO, Iynchburg;
James F. Galloway, Brooknca
" y. jerks Mariners View,
In Bedford County by
William tii~h, Gross Roads;
Wright 3 Matthew, c hambs,burs,P O..
Alex. asey, EmeuS;
Bassett Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Leftwich = Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county seat
Offices devoted exclusively tie sale Of rights Indian
Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, 1863 street. Pha
street, Boston
Augu.t28- I'm 3r
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ROrky-.NOHMt Turnpike COMPANY
MEETING OF SINI AlI DEkA

fGNHERE will be general meeting of the S,,ckn,l
4 ders in the above Company. held at The Franka
n tel, = the town Of Lynchbug on ,he Saturday after
the aTd Monday in Nov. next. The prope,y Of acce-
ing the amended charter granted by the as, L-giss.
nFf ana nher business IF npor ance VIII BE- pr. secuted
ior me Consideration Of The meeting; IS he eorr desi
rabe that there should be full ATTENDANCE. .;,b. in
person OF by proxy.
JOHN ". DUDLEY, S,c'y.
Oct l0-ifw,25N
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VIII. Board OF Directors of The aoove Company have
Z ordered rrqnIsItion OF i've jar> per share. paya
BE on the 'h ns Subscribers will please pay up ~!h.
iui delay. JOHN w DUDLEY Tes'r
Oct l9-w.wif
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.'ifrlco and the United Sla'es MIR. Clifford, our
Munster, hls assured the Mexican Government that
our own VIII oppose the Sierra Madre prj-ct 70 the
extent OF Us po~e->. One paper says: God grant
th"t .aese repeated professions msy be made in good
falih.'
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RICH M 0 ND Markets.

RIcHMoSD. Nov g lo4S.
TOBACC0-We quote Lugs at 81 6" 90; Common Leaf
3 Is and 90; Middlins 50 and 25; good
fine so so.
CORN S. 5-I
FLOU R-Salcs to-day, SIS 81 l-2 90. ..
NHEAr-I0O to 10 cts
HEAT OFFAL-Bran. bushel -.
Shorts II
Brown Stufs %.
OAIS-Bushel 81 a 33
hIM-New England "a a 26
W tlNhEh-ln bbls. - IS
PRONiSIONS-BAcoS: Smith6eld and Toa'.
hog round-l0U lbs 90
Hams, extra Sag
Western ides 81 -
Shoulders, Western !. -
- LARD: In kegs 9! 10
COFFEE-Laguyrs, per ID IA II
no 6, u
81 Domingo 81
Java 10 III
bRANDl-Otard, Dupuy S Co. . - , 50
A. Seignet:e % 50
Imitation 30 IS
Apple IS 4 50
MOLASSE S-New Orleans in bbs. 25 %
Porto Rico - 80
Cuba 10 a 20
CGARS-New Orleans 3aa5
Porto Ric6 ~ a 6
Cuba Nluscovados 81
st. CroN II a s
Loaf Sugar Ssa9
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4. Il. Lee.
SURGEON DENTS T.

SUNTEU.' DI-> IIo r
OFFICE on the cross Street leading IRON Main st
~ to the Washington Hotel, and opposite the Post
Office, where he prepared to do all operations IN Den
tisiry
Dec. WIN
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U.S.V'YED.

o the remainder Of the present ani the ensuing year.
ply At this oi,e. No, 9 :.
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p u Lie SAL

r Il l. &C LIE.
"ILL be Sold at public auction. to the highest bid
W der, on "Wednesday and Thursday, the 9Th and
3Oh Of The pr month AT he late residence Of Dabney
Pindexter. decd. all the crop Of
CORN, HAY, OATS AND FODDER;
HOGS. HORSES AND CATTLE,
Plantation Tools, Tools Of Wagon and Cart Shops,
Kitchen Furniture &c. &c.
TERMS All sums Of FIVE dollars and under cash :;
over five dollas II months credit Nues with approved
security vii! be required in all cases.
X. w. POINDEXrER.
Executor Of d. Pnindexter.
n B. All persons indebted the estate nf D. Pin-
dexte, decd. will make payment Immediately. Thse
having claims against said estate will present their ac
counts properly authenticated ha, arrangements ma, Be
made u them. -
Nov. ?-t35> r. w. r, Ex'u.
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.9fairs in ne-uela.-Letters from Porto Csbello
received in Boston, state that hopes entertained there
If an anicabe arrangement between the government ard
General Pa-z BY which peace will De resiored TO that
dist,acted country Business at Porto Cabeiu al
S; annih ared in consequence of the pol,ca troubles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-09

NOTICE.
T HAVE just added 10 NY Stock. China. Ea,hen
Il ware. Glass, L'oking Glasses, Cas,ors, SC, Sc
Also large Stuck Of Dry Gelds, Groceries Hardware
Wood ware. Hats. Caps Boots. Shoes, Dye-s,uf-, SC
e.. which will sell low for cash, or 10 exchange for
country produce. particularly invite nay old friends and
the public generally, 10 call and examine my stuck as
determined to sell low and spare no pains 10 please
z. X. Watkins, Agent.
One doo. above D. Il. Lymau's.
Move inber 2-4tif
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-04-27
BALTIMORE MARKET.

SATURDAY April 1910.
FLoUR.-A slight decline has taken place in
Flour, and the article to-day is dull of sale; more
than S. rs for Howard street brands cannot be had
A sale of 1000 bbls. this morning at these figures,
and more sellers than buyers. There were sales
yesterday afternoon of about 500 bbls. at S5,75 ;
city millers willing to take S6-some ask Sc, 2J
GnAIS.-The receipts of Wheat are SMALL
Sales of good to prime reds at l32al37c.; white
do. l35al45c, and family flour do. l5Oal62c.-
Corn is in fair request, with sales of white at 4Oa
42c and yellow 44a45c. Oats 32a35c.
ToBAcco.-The Tobacco market continues mac
tive, both sellers and buyers feeling indsposed to
operate until further news from Europe. The old
crop of Maryland and common descriptions of the
new are not wanted, but occasional lots of the bet
ter descriptions of the crop taken at prices
somewhat under former rates. The arrival of the
next steamer fSpm England is therefore looked for
with much Interest. These remarks are equally
applicable to Ohio Tobacco. We continue our quo
tations which of course merely nominal viz.
Maryland inferior and common at So SO So;
good common 50 $3.50; good IS SO; fine 81
a s20.-The inspections of the week are :-623
hhds. Nd; % Ohio; 3 KY; and l Va.-Total, 9Os
hhds.