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The Grenf Slave Case.

The United States court poN in session in this city, ha. been engaged for several days trying the of Diiscol for the recovery ot The value ot tain slaves, which he alleged ihe defendant preven- ted him fiom capturing Tn Sandnsky city, in Feb ruary, ls45. Alter the examination of a number oi witnesses, and qulie lengthy argumeot from eoun- sell the jury retired. and last evening returned With veiclct oi $500 agalns, the defendant.
 fCoinmbAs O S.aissmdH.
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Front aud Breadth.

A lawyer, the other day, went into one of our barber shops to procure q wig. In taking the di- mensions of the lawyers head, the boy exclaimed "Nhy how loag your head is, sir "Yes." Te- piled our worthy ffieRd. i've lawyers must have ioa3 AeaGs." The boy proceeded in his vocation but al length exclaimed, "Lord, sir, your head a' thIek il Is long" The lawyer mizzled
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

Mrs. Swisshein, ediiress of the Plttsbarg Sunday Visitor, says; " A smoothly shaved or beardiess man meets idea of manhood about ss sell ss . square shoalceTed. shingle-shaped woman meets oar notions oi waInaahood." Let grow the whis- kess now, ye iods of creation; here ls lady al lcast who does not set her lace against thsm-"
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The Cold.

We sionli jndge, from the following remarks oi the Brooklyn Edgis. that the great quantity of gold going into New York must have assumed the char scter of an siIlichonf
 Wall street is agitaied 10 know what shall be done with the consigninrnts ci California gsld nov daily expected. The Mint al Philadelphia csu neither coin u nor purchase r. IL cannot be solc to the bnllion-brokers. except at great dlscouat proPortoned [" the delay they experience in having if coined
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SECRETS, BLANKS.

Blank forms for the Census and Assessment, for sale at the Banner office. at Sl 50 per quire. Also, all other blanks used by Clerks, Sherfis Jus ticss &c., gotten up in a superior style, and legal forms, constantly oB hand. Orders from any part of ths State be filled without, deiay-the blanks will be sent by mail at our expense.
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TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

AdvertiueEenta will he iNseEsed st the nasal vuses of the asheE pagers l thi. yslsas la. @ sqaaFs fer the arss lnsrTtloa, aud Sly cents sqesFs fes eaoh additional pabIcssleA- iA~rAi disecnat via b~ rnade te tha~s whn advertise hy the year.
 ar Pessmastsrs authorized to sre assav ageates and will rrsain itl p~F ccas. of sll measy Fcceipee aad transmitted to as fcV p~pers and avsFsssnsAsa
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

Ma. EDroR By the solicitation Of many cit- Eens, I have consented to become candidate for reelection for Ciy Recorder, at the ensuing Janu- ary election. DAVID W. GALLON Al.
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fMPRONPTU,

Address hy Prest tO tS LsqislafEe gf CoHRectcts For caf-ting all eoBnsc tiODs famed, C0aReef-i-em Is fairly named, | twain e0aHect in one, bat yoa Cm those whom eoaast ia two. Each legislature seems to say. What you coSNEcr CUT away.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

IF We are authorized to announce Dr. SAMUEL 1T WEBB as a candidate for Constable and Coffee ,ar of the city of Little Rock, at the ensuing Jan- uary election. Nov. l6, lsiS.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

nJ-we arc authorized to announce C. l.. SUI LlvAN as a candidate for City Constable, at ul ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

IF We are authorized to announce CHARLES AYLIRF as q candidate for the office ot City Con stable, al the ensuing January election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

IPJOHN DAVIS is now, and will continue to be, untiI the evening of the Tth January next, q candidate for reelection as City Constable.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

IF We are authorized to announce ELI SMITH as candidate for city Constable, at the ensuing election.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

IF We are authorized to announce HENRY GRIFFITHS as a candidate for City Constable at ths ensuing January election.
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O. We are authorized to announce GREEN k. JONES as a candidate for the office of City Con stable, at the ensuing January election.
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pivorces ia Connecticut.

\ clerical gentleman of Hartford attended the
 House of Representatives las, spring 10 read praye- and being politically requested to remain seated near Inc Speaker during the debate, he found him self the spectator of HRn.aTrysRg process, alien to his own vocation and 60 ch aracteristic of the Legislature of Connecticut, that tho result ths following:
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Donation Lands.

For sale at this office, Lists of the forfeited lands subject donation by the State actual settlers, at 75 cents per copy, or st per dozen. Postage to any par; of the country, r cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-25

Agency for the Arkansas Banner.
 R. MoRRls x Co.,, General Newspaper Agents. Jackson, Mississippi, duly authorized to act as agents fov the s' .7rkdnsas Banner"
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THE BAN N E R:
AN UNCI ATIO Ns.
LITTLE ROCK

1,- We are requested by many voters. to au- rorne. Gen. W. F.. ASHLEY, as a candidate for Mayor of the city of Little Rock, al the ensuing election.
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DB WO9Rs 8

Of all Ias such Steamboat Blls Rus efladlng. Posters, HaadbIlis: SheFiti Jassieess ard Censsw- bles' naaHks, FaReralsnd Cetilloa fiskess. Cards. Book sSd Pamphlet PriatlAg, exreased wlth nsat. ne~s and dispatch. al moderate ptkes Ter cash.
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Type for Sale

Type for Sale. large and complete font of long primer type nearly as good as new. for sale very tow. Apply al the Arkansas Banner office.
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Gentlemen of tle Senatc and ef tRe House of Rsyse- N NsentGtises: The foregoing Is my owu compost tion.-Z. WAsHiNCToS, r. U. S.l
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The Buifslo Courier contains the following &C., count of the suicide ot . daughter of HeR. John Nofvell. Of Detroit, formerly uaiied States Seastos from Michigan;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

e. The Committee Of the Legislature Of New jersey,
appointed to investigate the affairs the Camden Insurance
COMPANY have made report BY which 1t appears that
the company have. been doing business of upwards
$500 COO less than one thousand dollars cash capital.
the balance being in unsecured notes Of hand. The
committee conser that further continuance Il the com
pany would be Injurious to the public interest," and re-
commend that trustees be appointed to take CHARGE Of its
assets, and to close its business.
Or The number Of chartered banks in the State Of
NV York. Is -. comprising aggregate capital Of
S20617 G42 HE charters of nineteen Of these banks
with az aggregate capital Of 100000. expire within
the rext hur years thereafter the charters If sixteen
more win an aggregate capital of S. 700 900. will asn
expire The Manhattan b nk and Mechanics Bank Of
the city # New York have unlimited charters.
or The total export ofSpecie from New York from
TIVE l1 January 24h February. Of The present year.
W re s2I65I0 OF This The larger portion went 10
France
A NV Yurk letter 10 the Philade phia Inquirer
The greatest excitement prevails throughout every part
. The CIV consequence Of the announcement Of the
appearance Of liver, inrnw and Thompson on the
board VI he Bowery Theatre this evening. am told
every ticket is sod the double price charged for
admission. and that thousands have made appca lion who
have seen able succeed. am not sure that such
exhibition is not contrary The law just passed by
the Legislature, which imposes penalty OF fine and
Imprisonment even upon sparrng exhibitions The law
may possible be evad,d by chasing it dramatic
hbltion, from The fact that these notorious individuals
each take prominent character in the extravaganza of
Tom and Jerry"
Among the acts passed and therefore become laws of
the present Congress- with pleasure one approved
the 24lh inst gring fire years half pqy to the wild
owS and orphans Of every o er, commissioned officer
and private, who served during the late with NIex
and honorably discharged continued in service
10 the time Of his DEATH and whose death in conse-
quence Of wounds received disease contracted within
the line Of duty"
Hon Julius Rockwell, of Norwich. Conn. has been
unanimously renominated, by the Wings of the Yhi,d
Congressional District, New London and Wndham
count e., stneir canddae, to represent said Dis in
the 3Olh COugreSs.-PhH Ing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
PHILADELPHIA. March 2-6 p

PHILADELPHIA, March % p NJ
We have had an exceedingly dSagreeablc day Snow has
been falling at intervals since morning. mngled with
thus operating much against outdoor bush
Avery large number Of strangers is in the city, for
ashirgton, and 1t IS aPprehended that OF them,
well citizens will be disappointed in visiting the
Capital
The stock mar steady but not active Sales Of Urea
sury Note 6 10s, ana New Loan Pennsyl
vania As so !aSo1
The Flour market quiet; small sales Of common brands
~ % ana better descriptions IS p Corn Meal is sell
Ing ~ > 10 oZ ana ltye Flour nominal s. 1874
>haI sales OIL red W heat los cents NoLine done in
white Sales of yellow Corn IA As Cts Oats 81 a ~
Rye 67 cts ' ''''' 60
The Provision market is steady Mess 40 Is sll
and Prime - 81 Sales OF Hams at 74aS cts Hog round
5ia5! cts Lard 6laS in bbs and kegs.
No change notice in Groceries Sugars Molasses
steady Coffee unchanged Rice quiet.
The Cotton market presents feature; sales small
W hiskey is selling al 81 cents per gallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
MARRIAGES.

Married. by the Rev. Thos. Jones. on the 18th uIt
Mr.. POWIIATAN {. SUTPHIN. of Bo,etou., to
Miss MARTHA JANE, daughter q Mr. Jane. Lee.
Of Amherst.
-. on Tuesday evening, Goth rlt. by The Rev
WIN. NJ Schooi-ld; Mr.. JOSHUA FINNEY Of Pat
rick, to Miss CAROLINE, daughter CT Capt. George
Staples. of Henry.
- the lst inst, by Elder A. Fl. Ogden. sTr
CHARLES J.. JONES TO Miss ELIZABETH a..
daughter Of Benjamin Camden all IF Amherst.
e. The Republican and K Herald will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

VIRGINIA At Ruesholdcn the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for the
Town OF l-ynchburs on the 9Th dav OF Mairh, 1919.
CALVIN Tate, Alice Murrell and Harriet Tate, Pifs
against
Lucy Tate. Samuel Garland, admor de bonis OF Caleb
TAFT dec d, Grief Tate; his ght admnistra-
tor OF Edmund w Tate deed, Claiborne Dpson Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas ove Pauina his
wife Charles W. Delson, Gustavus Deson and Augusta M
Deson. Dei,ts
The defendants Grief B. Tate, Claiborne Deison Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife, Thomas ioyle and Paulina lis
wife Charles w Deson, Gmstavus Deson and Augusta
esn not having entered their appearance and given
rity according to the Act of Assembly and Rules of this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country it ordered That
said defendants do appear here the first day Of the
term and answer the original and amended bill the Plain
t; and that copy of this order be forthwith
some newspaper printed in the town Of ynchburg for
months successfully and posted at the front door the
house, in the said town.
A Copy-Tese,
March SWIM d. ROBES Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
OBITUARY..

Died suddenly, at Winnsborough, S. c.. on the NOR
ming Of the 9TH ut. in the 39tn year Of hi- age, Mr.
THOMAS P. MILLNER, of Pittsylvania county, for
several years known Of its enterprising and
vosthy citizens
-, ola pulmonary disease. in the 10th year of her
age at the residence of her father Fla, Creek, Camp
bell county, tuesday, the 9th inst, Miss NATL
DA WARD, the only remaining daughter of M. b.
W ard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

9c,s sales Of ooo0 lbs Sh 'rdes at 6. to 81 cents
and OF 30 boxes long boncess Niddles at u cts
bO ER-The operations are very limited. We
note sales Of 100 kegs Western at | | cts
LARD.-We note sales of so bbls Al ga c,s .r1 100
Kegs at "a cans. Light sales OF Lard in hall bbIs at
cents.
WHlSkEf.-Prces have been uniform and steady
throughout the week at 3s for bbls 22s cents io
hhds. and We continue quote these rates to-day The
inspections Of the week Al hhds and ga bbls If
which l73 bbs were received FINN New Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
SEVENTY (7O) NEGROES
OF ALL AGES AND BOTH SEXES

hese Negroes have been well raised and treated accs
toned 70 athe work incident to Virginia farming and their
sale VIII afford favorable opportunity Of investment
rcuurallsts wishing 10 purchase such properly. They
VIII be sold as far practicable in families avoid
ne separation OF husband and wife, parents and children
Should the day above indicated be nccment prev
sale 1t will be made the dav thereafter the first
suitable one and continued from day until completed
TERMS OF SALE-A credit Of II months will be given
Tor the purchase money! the purchaser executing with
the a1lpieSt personal security. satisfactory u.s. To this
requirement Of security there viii be crcepon There
VII be 10 'raTGnty cfaay part but the title Is
believed to be unquestionabc.
WM. WATTS,
EDWARD w. SAUNDERS,
march S-ittJOA COMMITTEE sc. of Martha w ats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
From the Baltimore american.

EXCHANGE-Therei is very little doing in Ster-
ling Bills. We quote from 6saS per cent. premium.
BEESWAX.-Smal sales have taken place at 22a25
cents per h.
CArrLE.-At the Scales on Monday. the supply
was large and the market rather dropping, prices ruling
somewhat lower. The offerings reached 1000 head Of
which 5SO were sold city Butchers. 40 were left over
unsold. $50 were driven to Philadepi Prices ranged
from So to 81 ~ the hoof, equal $6a$S net and
averaging S. SO gross.
HOGS-TheTe was moderate supply in market
and the operations were quite limited. we quote from
$3.50 to Sc.
FEATHER. There is not much demand. Small
sales have been made at 3a35 cents, mostly at retail
FLOUR
HOWARD STREET FLOUR-There has not,
been much activity in the market. The sales MP to
yesterday amounted to $500 bbls at 81 81. At the
close Of the market Yesterday, sales Of 700 bols were
made at 4 Sill To-day the market is dull holders Of
ferng to sell at SASH, but hear Of no sales
CITY MILLS FLOUR.-We are not advised Of
any transactions. Holders continue TO ask s. but buy
ers are unwilling pay the price.
RYE FLOUR.-Ihere was lot of LIST sold al 49,
81 !. but quote at 1897 za35O
CORN MEAL.-We quote Baltimore bbls at 81
rs, with sales.
GRAIN
NHEAT.-Sales of wagon Wheats reds, early in
the week at lO2al cents but the close the week
prices not so good We note sale of Virginia red
afoat. Of good quality, at l05a08 cents.
COhN.-l ne sales OF yellow have ruled thrOug hOut
the week at 5Oa5l cents, and Of white at 44a46 cents
RYE.-We quote Md at 60 cents.
OATS.-Sales at 27a3O cents.
CLOVERSEED.-'The Market has declined little
and we now quote good to prime lots at s425a$i 81.
and not much doing.
FLANSEED.-Light sales at Is cts per bnshe.
HEMP.-The demand is good, but the market is en-
tirey void Of sufticen stock to operate on.
HlDES.-We note sale this week of about 10 900
Rio Grande Hides, al 10. tirne for merchandise
The IMPORTS of the week 2l39 from Laguayra.
lRON.-We note sales Of 800 tons Baltimore f,roe
pig at SIG, 6 months. Sales of Taunton Yellow Metal
at CENTS There is good demand for Nails al 3. cts
and for castings a, $50 per ton.
PORk-After we had made up our report on las,
Friday. we heard Of the following sales, viz 100 bills
prime Pork at SlO25. and lot of IS bbs and half bills
Prime at rates equal to So This week we mute sales Of
WV oos Mess at prices ranging from 81 25all so, and
small sales OF Prime at $40 cash.
BEEF We not small sales Of No | Beefat$I2
BACON.-We lutte sales Of 900 lbs Baltimore chr.
ed bulk Shoulders ct ST and $4,000 lbs Hams etc
Sales OF lot OF extra sugar cured Hams at To-. cents
aud III terces fine quality Western Hams at prices ran
eing from to 10 cents. Also, 700 Western Hams =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
e ". HOE.EE.

HOW ELL BROTHERS have removed TO No 2O7
Baltimore street doors east Of their former
'hcy VIII be much pleased to their customers and
can oicr at low prices extensive assortment
Paper HansingS. Borders. Fire Board Prints
Borders, Curtain Paper, &C,
all Of their own manufacture and importation.
h increased facilities for doing business and detemi
nation to increase Retail as well hoesae Trade
VIII keep on hand variety and a lie, and from the low
est to the highest price A call is solicited. liberal dis
count made to dealers. 2U7 Baltimore street.
MarchS-3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
y. $. TOUGH,
Manufacturer md Dealer IN The celebrated
ETHEREAL OIL AND LAMPS

.4lso PINE and C.3NPHI.N'E OIL, ,cifh a coenIete
assortment Of L.4MPS for burning The same
II ANlNG taken the large and store No lS7
IL BALTIMORE 5 r., (Baltio,ore0 extending through
to Light street, nea opposite the Fountain Hotel now
prepared TO supply Dealers in the above line, the
terms, both quality and price He respectfully asks
rrla from punctal dealers, believing will be
lH' g
s. T. also agent for the celebrated Safety Regatl
Generator, and valuable invention bv which ETHEREAL
o render ed perfectly harmless and the gene
Feb 26-5t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
COvINGroN AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

l he bill fl Tie construction Of bis improvement on
Slate account, which rejected las. wee. was re-
considered Saturday, and made the order of the dav
for yesterday. we dono presume speculate upon is
faie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
TIDE WArER.OSNECYIOS.

viii be Seen that Tile 0lii, lending The STATE guaran
ty o The bonds Of The James i.ver and kanawha Com
ranv for tbs purpss Of making the tide connection
at Richmond. has passed the House ofOelegate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

General Taylor and the Hon John NJ Clayton met
tr the first lime on Saturday, last. The impression On
both minds was 20 douo favorable All accounts agree
that Gen Taylor IS remarkable tr his courtesy and atf
uirv while the social qualities Of the distinguished Sc
cre'arv winning hs intellectual are exrlurdina
Ty.-Pi.A Mg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
WE Tvs. NE VS..

THE Richmond Wing and Examiner, well as the New
York Herald, and about 30 DIFFERENT KINDS Of
the BEST LITERARY PAPERS published in the North
EN- cities regury received and be obtained by
single copy, from mo. P. WRIGHT
fes l9--fts At tie Post Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

F7out-A IS.
Provisions Bacon, New 81 I; Beef, 8 TO 4.
cts; Corn Meal. 40 As cents.
Whsat-Red IS cents White 60
Grsin.-Corn, 40 cts e; Oats 3Oa 80 cents.
CIocer Seed 81 80 S..
Uhiskey.-Sales at q 80 cents.
BeeSlrar-lS CENTS
B"ter-Very dull 10 TO l2t for No. |.
B'ahdy-Apple none offering Peach none offering
Bar Hon-&o5 assorted and $50 50 when drawn 10
order.
Co6ee-Rio to cents; Lagura s. to 9; Java u.
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow II and Flax Is
Cotton Harts-Saes IA 10 5 cents.
Feathers-30 To So cts.
Flar Sesi-Saes 50 cents
Fist-HerrngS. No. l. S. so; Shad, old 81 so
new 50.
Ginsenc-25 cents
Hemp-No sales. We quote IS to 81.
Liiseed OH-70 cents.
Lnd-6E az.
.uola,ses-West India s. t. 40 cts per gallon n.
o. AZ to IS cents.
Plaster-Lump. So to-.
Sugars-New Orleans to I cents; Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified II. cents; Loaf III t. l2i cents.
Sau-k2t
Iallo,r-9 to 81 cents
Ihr-S.50 per Dbl
Uool-23 to 95 cts dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
CONGRESS.

.lf .ur Jas tN DAYS ui the s7S'''' VI N4'e'
Members. themselves. a-a t -n,y unable '7e day #
a-.s.. g., t-. Be- IT. ~ Par,el1. DIS IN The
-f..,,s- i.. -.s- -ti ]. w sand wait to see
vb..,ne -saa-te-. -lr. Iar- seems to have 6eeas
-..-eta1a a.q4l an,aa; f dsralsr On Saturday, night
.-4 irIzy ra .ra.7s. W,s,-a n5a.hs wer7 passed
II vursa ihln t5'e ta1~- -=- The 1Pprl7n1non oH.s
--r ur-- t pissed sr s vzr7 'as r. 'taeota aI aen
.r-lnly,. ~.s. amen. ae.:S whoa would never AaVe
v-i tha Assem-. rt u .~r'- Hi 'n= bern allow
nd .r examination. l- -ai+ oi ihLa7s L NJ yearly
recurrence and ye IF RI : made Il seems % De
r.- ls-el breach fots '' pass any important 7.!
g6 't.a c.I~- n .u- SESSION.
Frfy. .NUl m us NEEATE-lhe ' 'ce FfeS-
l-0. addressed t- >-ai.. r-''- anu I'll 4I='- F'5-
a.-t.ry. 7ri .-' IN C"ar N'. A.'aes'a VA chosen
4 .- Imam. n-l '1T. Z ..~~-'.'"7 '"'r- -'''
West, 0a r. --, 's- '' '.t'77 ' ."- ''- t'7''
d... tr 'H" lr.'y a"l n9tf'iHy WHIP ""Ian n "aN
-~.'1'--d h.- aH.'' ''''H ueF au'i'e1' IT.
-r.'a' t Nr- D1N9'7. senator eject from Ue'f-I4
".r" lr'Se''-l' l"e o7'l. "e"- "1' executive So
Is TIE li"I't--i ne OH - cary "," eH7c' ce'-l'n
EQUATIONS VI ''e NfAef' "Tay was passed. '"e '''
i'Fl's i'f 'A' appointment NJ ''1'u N '''es nuns
IntrS Al :}jFj eacA r'f annHui secretary a s=Ovv
s.,;..., y. ,-.---o.4,
On %. .llu II NJ NumU The House went into Com
mite ' We w h'- IN me safe ~ me a'n' ana tt,N
were arr-el ,, and ,,s..-- r.. .c,-l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
RIG H M o n M A r K TS

FEE. 26.
TOBACCO-Ite market is active and prices for
all sorts are better, with upward tendency. Consd
cradle sales Of old tobacco have been made at prices
whlc show an advance fully l>2 10 3 on rales which
we're correct in December last.
We quote Lugs from s.. to 81, the latter for very
good. Sales chiefly at So. 10 q. Leafs! 10 s.
Sales mostly to So, while from to 81 is free
ly paid for lots Of good qnaty. which suit manufacur-
ers. There is but little suited for stemmng selling;
though think the session advances the crop will
show fair portion Of fine steamlng quality. The
remark will apply to shipping tobacco Of good and fine
CORN-43 10 As cts.
provemen,.
WHEAT-l05 for red and 10 cents foi white IA good
demand is expected from the city milles until lie LIST
Apr. when the season will close.
WHEAT OEFAL = Bran, bushel 10
Shorts IS
Brown s,ufs 25
OATs-bushel so 81
RUM-New England % 81
WHISKEY-in bbIs. 25 25}
PROVIslONs-BAcoS: Smithfeld ana Tod,.
hog round-lO0l lbs. u
Hams, extra 9 a 10
Western sides Old 81 g.
Shoulders, Wes,esn 5 8
LARD: IN kegs lass
COFFEE-Laguayra,p per ID STA
Rio 8. IA 81
ST. Downing, ST. 6.
Java Ga IO1
SUGARs-Havana. 6 a6! cts. New Orleans a 5
Porto Rico s.. 6,
BRANDV-Otard Dnpuy S Co 2 IS 2 50
A. Seignette 90 8 50
iRON-Pig Iron, according 80 quelity n SO
Swsdes, per ton 95
English rs a so
Tredegar, (Richnond manufaetory) $500
NAILS 81
BUTTER Mountain frkn IA a Is
Fresh Butter IL a 20
LIVE STOCK MARKET, FEBRUARY &C.
BIEF-$2 Is So rs, scale weight, nett, $5.5s
to 80.
HoGs-None in market.
SHEEP-S2 to 81, as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08

Bfandy and Pepper rn brown PFper said 70 Sc 81
o's>i4- application tyr tLt c L-ulvIeux.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
ADJOURNMENT.

The House of Delegates has adopted resolution
ADJOURN On lie 18th inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-08
Goods from a large Auction Sale,

.tOtC is the time for b0rg0ivs,
John J. PURVIS, Agent, is opening rich Catieoes
Cnshams, 1pnccas, Vestr,gs, broom and bltached
lotions, Irssh Linens, Ribbons Laces Blankets L,seys
Ftnets &C. These goods bought great sacrifice
Gcton and will be sold at about hall the price.
90 49, n.y.
BLANK BONDS FOR SALE. AT THIS OFFICE.