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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

from he Nafiola lnteilssccs-.
Message from he Prssifsaf Of the United States.
con nraic1fiHg a reporf from me Secretary u
STATE sH aHsrer 70 Resolution Of the SendfS.
The message referred to above We pubished Friday
morning I'd. NJ
TIE Documents accompanying the above Message con-
ssi Of the tr, Of Treaty which Was carried 70 Mexico
BY Mr. Tst ard the coresporience between that gentle
which published IN columns In the beginning OF
last october. The following IS the dispatch 20 which the
President Alutss a. no; having beea approved BY him
no. i5-Coufcenrsll
NJ. I'1si 70 Mr.. BHctaaaA.-Ertracfs
HEa0sv,SrsHs % rss l. 5. AssrT'y
sR, The conferences between the Mexican Commits
soner ard myself % the q irst resulted In my ayns
establish !. the sunday Sstween the two RepSs:. The
one ds.s IN ne .ss'@PS5yS5E PsP oos ne
% Gen soottto the continuation Of the sTnis-
until the Of our Government should be re-
eevsd. the calculation beng that Il would require from
should ny oser be accepted hi. will 90 By qu.druPl-
security Afforded BY double passports
an sir very respectfully your ONsd'ps 's,v41,
Hon Jane, Buchanan. Secretary Of State.
(Enclosrrs No. ID
The boundary line between the two Republics shall een'
al point In the Gulf Of Mexico three leagues trom
and po.e the middle Of the southernmos inlet into
Corpus Christi bay thence, through the middle Of sad
The moath Of the river Nusees thence up the middle Of
said yer 10 the southernmo extremity Of Yoke Lake
Lszuna de las runa where the said river leaves the said
lake after running through the same; thence by line
due the middle Of the Rio Pueree and thence up
the middle Of said river to the parallel OF latitude SIX
graphical miles north OF the fort az the Passo del
Norte, the Rio Bravo thence due west along
the said parallel to this point where II inter
sects the western boundary Of egMexieoi thence
ncrhwssily along the said boundary until it first inter
secs branch Of the river ella tor. n u should not inter-
sect branch Of that river then 10 the point 90 the said
boundary 10 the first branch thereof and from that
point 10 direct line 20 such branch thence down the
middle Of said branch and Of the said river Gls until
U empties into the Rio Colorado and down or up the
Colorado, the may require, 20 the thirty third
parallel Of latitude and thence due west along the sad
parallel into the Pacific Ocean And II Is hereby
asreed acd stipulated that the territory comprehended
between the Rio Bravo aud the above defined boun-
dary from It's commencement Ia the Gulf OF Mexico
up the point where IL the Rio Bravo shall for
remain neutral ground between the two Republics
and shall be settled upon BY the citizens Of either no
person shall be allowed hereafter 70 settle establish him
within the said territory for sny purpose under
pretex whsiever and all contrsventons OF this prohibit
ton may be treated BY the Goyernmentof either Republic
In the way prescribed BY its laws respecting personses
tsbshu the mseyes in defiance Of its authority within
ts proper and exclusive territory.
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Married Women.

The following bill has been reported by the Judi
ciary Committee in the House OF Representatives
Az ACT exempt real estate Of MARRIED roBeH from NJ
dsbts Of Mstr husbands.
Section Be IL enacted &c. That the lands, tenements
and heredtaments which shall belong 10 any woman pre-
yous to her marriage which shall accrue 70 her By VIII
or descent during covsure shall be free from liabilities or
debts Of the husband Of said woman and the sane shall
not Be seized sold sequesered BY virtue Of any exc
cuton or writ Of any kind which shall issue sgainst SAID
husband
Sec whensvsr any agmsnt shall be obtained against
the husband and wife jointly for the debts Of the VIE
contracted or Incurred before marriage for her touous
e0ndpct before after c0yeture the said Judgment sna
Be hen sgsinst her real estate, and may Do collected 10
the same manner though said real estate WIS ne
property Of the husband.
sec Ths act shall affect the lien collection OF
any debts contracted by the husband q sny woman prior
th day Of July next and nothing herein shah re
construed. prevent husband and wife from mort
gagug conveying the reality q the wife 10 the sane
nov described By law. lPhilaGel Phis Inquirer
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<s6n LKrT Ell so ,sS Nky ysFEs
WANTS.

xxrANrRD-A person with $500 cash capital and HE
w services In excellent manufacturing business thai
/, destined 70 meet WITH anseanded sgeesss Apey q
THEODORE p ENGELBRECHTs United States and
Europesn Patent Agency ofhee, 70 Johnst ~.
yV,O PRINTERs.-Ae COM esitor wanted 0as Who
i Is well acqus nted with job WORK, 70 whom Rsrms-
ueut situsfiou will b. given. Apply q II. CASSlUrS
Printing osfcs, So wiliam-st aSr
no DRUtGIsTs.-Ap physician In extensive country
i practice having retail store wishes 10 meet with
ON him in takins an interest and conduct the business
OF the store. For farther particular, apply 70 hes.n
SMITH, sTRArroN WOOD, wholesale drsseist. i<i
Msiden-lane. NV
sOO AGENTS WANTED % circulate wsliss
COV Lawyer and United states Form So's u svssy
thousa,d copies Of this boob have bsss
sold since last May mostly New and Coanseticut
~s msiins sicc and more month
Men Of energy Who win 60 to places, not YET oseupsd
can make ct least 81 eco year,
81 6tos- JOHN O. WELLS, " Neseo-0.
VXTANTRD-A few active young men to 60 Sosth OF
to act - agents Tor shs sale o. nsw ne
injured to them in writing with an opportunity o. clear
ing 81 600 per year. Some In our employ vii
no doebt make 900 per year clear Of oil sxpensss
them TO have At least s2s ESQ to obtain seoa &c.
ting out Apply ct FRENCHs Publishing Hall, ~
Broadway up stairs Office Of the Flag Of our unos Al
letters must be postpaid % "
FARMER wANTED.-A man who thoroughly an.
understands the dairy may hear Of employment By lev
ins q note addressed q w. P at this Office. lan
DOVER PRESS WANTED-Aoy person hsviss
second hand Cylinder Press In good weratoG order
snd purchaser BY leaving description and .srms. 81
Gold-st ~ $50
AIR. p. A. NANTs 10 requested to cell ats Aarrsy.
wi a. sud obtain letter Of some importanceJ~ Iwsoo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

II We have received the MatamorOs Flag OF
the eth ult containing an account Of the great
Mass Educational Meeting held in the Cathedral Of
that city, on the Sd. More than thousand Of the
Mexican citizens were assembled, and the most
energetic resolutions adopted, for the estab-
lishment OF system Of Public Schools.
Several late numbers of the Vera Cruz Ameri-
can have come to hand, but the news they contain
has been already received through our Pony Elk
uress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

THE LATE JOSEPH HARPER-ln the correspond
ence of the Christian Adrocate and Journal we
find the following interesting particulars OF the
lives OF the aged parents Of the Messrs. Harper,
published under the quaint title OF Father and
Mother Harper:
Another of the links in the chain OF Christian
worthless, which bound the past with the present
generation Of MethOdists, has been severed. Our
venerable friend JOSEPH HARPER, father OF the
Harpers Of the great Publishing House, Cliff street
Ney.York departed this life Dec 90, lsi7. He
died of apoplexy, at Newtown. l.. |. aged - years
IL was Immediately after he had led in family de
votious singing and prayer, and retired 70 his room
that he fell from the bed on which he was sitting TO
the floor in a state Of Inconsistencies. The lamp
of life was aiterward gradually extingushed-
When lad / boarded in his f.mily in Newly ork
He was among the earliest Methodlsts IN New
town was member Of the Church before his vile
have heard him plsyfully say that he was IN dan
ger of being put out Of the Church for marrying an
unbeliever. but for the timely visit OF old Father
Abbott to Newtown.
For sixty wears. the term OF bis membership, he
never faltered in his onward march TO the kingdom
of glory. A change had come over his family bis
eldest son had been elected 20 the Mayoralty OF
the largest City in the MON. The sons bad al &C
qured wealth, were surrounded with all lis app
ances and lived in q style TO which he was unac-
cu.tomed although q respectable farmer, and IN
good temporal circumstances. The younger son
snent some thousands 10 remodeling the old home
stead. in ornamenting the grounds, and In filling
them with choice fruits and flowers.
Father Harper was steward and class leader
for many years He left bequest TO the Churches
in Middle Village. Newtown, and Astoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

The CouRr OF Is9UIRT.-The Washington
Union states that the original order for the Court
has been modified and as it now stands on the
books Of the Adjutant General the Court is ordered
to convene at Puebla. Feb. Is, instead OF Perote
and Brevet Col Belknhp 1t. Col. Of the 9Th Regi-
ment of Infantry, is appointed member, in place
of Col Butler, Sd Dragons, relieved and Capt 5.
c. Rdgeley Of the 4th Regiment Of Artillery is to
be Judge Advocate and Recorder IN place Of First
L Hammond of the the Sd Regiment of Artillery.
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
LEGISLATURE OF NETWORK.
xoRSISG REPORT.

SENATE. .ALsAsr, Feb. 81 P. II.
Nothing Of the slightest interest has occurred this
morning.
Mr. BOsD is reading the report OF q Committee
relative to appropriations to Colleges, &c.
ASSEMBLY.
Mr.. SCBERxERHoRS reported bill TO reduce the
capital Of Equitable Insurance Co.
The House are in Committee on the bill relative
10 the lien law for Mechanics the question being on
motion 70 strike on, certain words which make the
bill applicable 10 cities only.
The steamboat COLUMBIA leaves Van Wie's
Point at noon for New-York.
We have had about ten inches Of snow since last
evening The weather is mild.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

CoNMu1ArIoN OF DEATH PESALTY.-Mr. San
derson from the Judiciary Committee, has reported
bill in the Senate Of Pennsylvania, to effect this
object
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ In consequence OF the storm the launch oil
the Caleb Grim.haw Is postponed until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

FRE-A fire was discovered about o'clock
this morning. In the fourth story Of premises No. 10 Full
ton.s, II was promptly extnsushed, with trinng dam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

TRIAL FOR MURDER-We are informed that
the young from Philadelphia. who Is now in the City
Prison. charged with the murder of his employer. me-
chane in Ann-st will have Mr.. David Graham bis
sci on his trial. which will probably take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

T FRESH ssAD, the first of the season, made
their appearance in the market this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07
MUsICAL INsTRUCTION-Pisso
nl-MANHATrAN PlAEO E0RIE

r. Com pan ys Card 10 the Pablis.-This Com
""psny has now finished - assortment o.
~ II " uPiasofoftes the profession and thoss OF
respectfully invited 70 call and examine them for them
selves We will state that this Company composs1 I'll
many years experiences IN the largest msnufsetofiss II
ths CIV We therefore feel confidence 10 recommending
oar Pisnos 70 the public We warrant thsn 70 stsnd
cons 70 be surpassed BY this country however ioss
or we'll established and from peculiar assoeisfoa We
feel warranted In saying that for ehsspnc@ and quality
can cOupets with any makers In the country All orssn
viii 30 received At their Factory In Twenty ssveathse =:
tween Ninth and Tenth svenues-N b. kipp browne
.,.s.s run 70 within Q block Of the Rsstory
~ I'm HENRY 3. ACkkhLi, DIeetos.
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BOARDING.

nOARDING for some months wanted BY Q youna
Dsdy OF hrststs education, In quiet and respectable
fami living in the county where che could have pure
and rood air whose services IN teaching music French
Italian and English the younger members Of the family
would be taken in lieu Of payment note addressed To
OK box 679 Post Office viii meet with due attention.
81 ~
BOARD IN BROOKLYN-ons or two psrlou and
ID bedroom the second floor TO let with board, 10
sidney place nett 10 Emmanuel Church The location 70
pleasant and within few minutes walk Of the Ferry.
81 81
ITO LET-A psrlor (frontiDg on Broadway bedroom
and paniries adjoining furnished or unfur nshsd with
or without board very moderate terms The rooms ere
very pleasant Apply at 1s Twsfth'si cor Of Broadway.
IlOARD.-A gentleman and his wife, and two three
So Fulton-st 3stsods
DOARDING.-Rooms 70 Let, with board, st 50 Amity.
Dst where gentleman and bis wife can be accommodates
with bach psrlor the first hoor. Also. two OF three
single gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant
rooms with full or partial board. HN'
DOARDING.-Two or three single sentlsmsa nsy
- obtain furnished rooms with board o. ~ 0rssnvtsh
Also very pleasant psror, suitable for ssutlsmss
and hs wife. The house II supplied with Croou vsess
throughout aud with an excellent bathroom t2ed
DOAROING IN BROADWAY-0sntlsmsn ed
ID gentlemen and ladies wishing board can be seoommo
dated with ssnssy furnished rooms and board 10 house
So Broadway This undoubtedly one Of the best Ioee
road dApo and In the vicinity Of the principal hots end
down town business Persons wishing 10 leave their no.
tel Tor quiet and respecsbs house, will End their ntsr
sst ia calling at the above number In Broadway before
locating elsewhere. N.B-0entemen wishing meals on
y can be seeommodsted. lo .m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

~ AsSoLp WELoH. Esq. formerly member
Of ~. Massachusetts, Legislature, and FOR man! -
overseer In the Msrrimaek Cotton 49,
mltted suiciie u that city on Tuesday iAs'-
The L s. .oop-oiwAr Decatur Commsnder
s,r ,hs IVES, Co.s. Of AREA sailed from Boston
on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

MExfcAs DocUMEsTs-AS INPoRrAsT ADMIs-
sloS.-The Resolution from the Senate, calling
upon the President for information respecting any
communications that msy have taken place be-
tween this country and Mexico, since the battle OF
Churubusco, has been answered, and the papers
which passed between the American PleniPoten.
tary and the Minister Of Foreign Relations Ell
Senior Pacheco, produced. Some exact iniorma-
ton seems 10 have quite outairipped the slower
Official intelligence Nothing that has yet trans
pred will surprise the world more than the distinct
and direct admission. part, that The gar rras
caused 6y the aHnsrat'0H Of Isras 70 ne AnerIeaH
T.,o.- This fact has outtrsveled the rest. Ii IS
"a nv the Mexicans themselves that all else falls
into iasirni6csnce by the side Of il embracing +"
n soes the settling boundary, the surrender to
them OF posts aud ports the exchange OF prisoners
al The establishment OF peace. I'm. boL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07
To ne Ed.tor u The Tribune

To ne Editor u The Tfi6uae
Might take the liberty Of suggesting tsroui
the columns OF your paper 10 the powers that be-" N
something like s,reetcleanlng highly necessary In ma
parts Of the City With the weather favorable dur
almost any period Of this Winter the streets might eas
have been kept In something Ike decent order but
sorry say tina, one at least Of our very equented u
roughsres has been entirely neglected for three or 70
nlosths until IL IL almost npasssoe-f mean Cherry
From Pearl to Cahsrne and even beyond this street
from one 10 three feet deep with mud and filth, and act
ally disgusting anything In the shape Of decency-
say nothing OF the sckening stencil that meets the oAc
tories Of every wsyfrer. Being compelled. a. h1ndfe
are 70 pass and repEss through this route daily,
Induced 70 complain Of its neglected condition. Eve
one knows that taxed sufficiently 70 have BED
state OF things and sincerely hope this gentle hint IN
have It's desired eject. KEsiDEsI % CHExAr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

Found WoUsDED.-A man named Joshua New
ton was found about o'clock this morning 1t the corue
OF Columbia and stanton sts with severe cut on "a
back Of his head and another the len eye. He 10
formed policeman Miller Of the Eleventh Ward caAi b
had been knocked down BY some unknown person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

DIED Is THE STRERT-OfHcer Fitzgerald while
taking his rounds about O'Clock Las. evening had his At
teuon attracted By the 81 a. the cor
Ber Of Madison and Jefferson ats. where he found Mr.
Josnua Gilbert Of the firm Of Gilbert Son. who had
suddenly taken H. and who died while being conveyed
home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-07

to enter on path which would lead her fettered
steps from palm 10 palm, from triumph to tri-
umpb' Poor thing she looked as If the domestic
olives and peoples were all she wanted; and, lack
ing these. tares and NORWOOD must be her por-
tion. she was then taken behind a grating, her
hair cut and her clothes exchanged for the nuns
ves,ments the back.robed sisters who worked
upon her looking like crows ravens at their omi.
nous feasts. All the while the music played first
sweet and thoughtful then triumphant strains
The effect on my mind was revolving and painful
to the last degree Were monastic seclusion al
ways voluntary, and could it be ended whenever
the mind required a change back from secusion 70
common life should have nothing to say against
it there are positions of the mind which it suits
exactly and even characters that might choose it
all through life certainly TO the brokenhesrted it
presents shelter that Protestant communities do
not provide; but where il is enforced or repented
OF no hell could be worse nor can more terrible
responsibility be incurred than by him who has per
suaded novice that the snares Of the world are
less dangerous than the demons Of solitude.
Festivities in Italy have been of great impor
lance, since for century or two back the thought
the feeling, the genius Of the people have had
more chance to expand, to express themselves,
there than anywhere else. Now, if the march Of
Reform goes forward, this will not be so; there
will be also speeches made freely on public coca
sions, without having the life pressed out Of them
by the censure. Now we hover betwixt the old
and the new; when the many uses and reasons o.
the new prevail, hope what is poetical in the Old
will not be lost. The ceremonies Of New Year are
before me, but | may probably have to send this
letter on New-Year's day; in that case | cannot
describe them.
The Romans begin now to talk OF the mad gay
cites Of Carnival, and the Opera is open. They
have begun with Attila as indeed, there is little
hope of hearing in Italy other music than Nerdis
Great applause waited on the following air. tThe
music is in itself very pleasing, but that was not
the reason
EZlO (THE ROMAN LEADER
i gttata la mia sorte,
Pronto sono ad agri guerra,
: 10 cadre ds forte,
l. II milo nome restofa,
Non vedr0 i smats terra
Svener lenta farri brano
Sopra utmo Romano
Tulta Italia piangera.
INV LOT Is fixed and stand ready for every conflict. II
must fall shall fall as brave man. and my fame will
survive shall nay beloved country fall to pieces
and slowly perish and over the last Roman all Italy will
weep
And at these words
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hAW cONCEuN.
I.}LNBIR s. 81 Ch.NTR.
..,..,,.,,... -, ..........s...
Us IA" '''' ''s 'ss'"' mere" '"ss'
GAVE thin street attention T., all Goods and pralnee.
consigned tu saleer shin lent The, hay, ~ Sore
aud all at seocul aud well selected
S#rnt1- ~, ,nnIr,,,,.
- '''' ''"''"''
Which they olrr ia ther friends ana the public general
". II low prices Consisting III pat of the following
tee' -
ll5 me- E,o, IaauyIa and Java Coffee
- itJ-, q. I Rico and st. Crprv Sugars,
Il AM Ibis. Ainlss : part strictly fine,
. bbs l1opgfs od pame qualify,
IOO sarks Liverpool salt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-12

OLD WIlSkEl.
bBl.S.supcnor Old " hiskev lnpdne and Tor sale b,
- MCDANIEL. 4 LIE.
April l7=ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-12

=" ~ "H-tA N EFfFssh ~ ~
NJ the great va icy If Alarleu's Improved losru
y meufa Ii ~ cunning, apae have beea i1lnA Of 81
ortat convenience andnaDty aslhe Platform Scale which
IFS astonishing dssee ef accuracy Is bring NJ into gem
eGl uso.
The I'a.f1rn Sn,le invented by the ualeregnnl has
area' nPm9emout, upon those htfctoure In use. Its
perprl Y consists:
Is In the en lirifg and strength Of IFS construction,
by which hlhhly iuiaro by wear IS corely obyatcd.
ID. IN the greater accuracy viii which Hight, heavy
o. medium dali, can be weighed by it.
Sd In is cost which is considerably lower than that Of
any other Scale.
Tecsc call important considerations in the purchase
Of Scale AID i"r very extensive sale IL his country
Il refer 3every firm that has used them proof Of
their superiority.
The subscriber also keeps constantly hand n lnrge
assortment uf Scales, Weights aud Measures for both
and con standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Ap5hccafies aud Couilclioners Scales with and with
onl stands. suitable fr Grocers; spring Balances lnp
Scales and Roman ieeyarls; Iron and Brass Balances
and suitable apparatus for eyofY size and kind.
Every lhiag manufactured by the subscriber i, war
rantad and If found equal 10 what Is reco .nnen
ded. the money viii he returned.
Weights radutted II the standard Of all countries
proved, and watrcn'ed perfectly correct.
Ahnds Of repairing done with correctness and prompt
ness JESSE MARDEN.
Corner South Charles and BaIdetston streets,
Baltimore.
june l--6m
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WV. Vi. E!FssD, Editor.
PUBLISHED By
BLACKBOARD, T0WNLEY 4 DILLARD,
EVERY MoNpN AND THURSDAY,

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
-Four D1liaTs PR narui, payable IN adrace. No s,b
,ypfion be ,rcd far shorter sc than S months
mi no paper m be discontinued (fte,pt a. the discretion,
ofthe Edtors) Until al arrearnycs o1e poid.
~ .2DIERTfSE.H E.NI'S inserted at 80 cents PER
srsare torless) for crey oae, f1a insertion, aud -
per square (or iess) for cre1 outer form insertion
EEERY. 7DtER1TSER IS required 10 NOTE on has Ms
hotr Tong he 'cc ms advertisement inserted 0irer
tscHeat, not SO oted tc be inserted til ts d@eotina"ce
ordered
FOR lE,fHff .lDIERrISLNfi aie FERNS pe ta,
he pytrese ofheo squares. ', 10 for oae sqeat = p f1
me squire, 0lae, olnn%}5 Eeey geo1g airertisc' wH
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: IOB PRfN'PI NT erecutedneutlg and erpeatousiy
md on REASONABLE fe,3ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-12

~ b. PAYNE < BRO TIER have ius, received new
-. supply Of Paper iangrgs, Fire Board Prints. WIN
dow Curtains, &. &c, very pretty.
May It's
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a I'm n erst Wills
FOR S. lLE.

4 OFFER fr sale the above piece Of property I, is
situated immediately on The Canal. about /; miles
below lynchhurg. The terms will be small part Of
the pay IN cash. and a reasonable cred FIR the balance
IllGS. J. WARWICK.
fglt ; m
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New Concern
UOPSi HOPS !

DEsT No. Hop just received and far ssle By
ID MCDANIEL y LEE
tr.3i y IS