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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
FXCHANGEBANK OF VIRGINIA.

The following is list Of Directors Of the Bank and its
several branches appointed by the Executive.
NoRFoLK-Grorge Mcintosh, Charles Ii. Shield, Seth
March, VIM. w Lamb.
RlcHMoSD- William W, Crump, L. w. Glazebrook,
Robert W. Hughes.
PETERsBuRG-G George V Scott, John Sturdivan,, Jos.
F. Cox.
CLARKEsvILLE-E. A. Williams, L. W. Wimbsh
+. w. Boyd.
ALExASDRr.-C Christopher Neale, VIM. H. Irwin,
Geo. O. Dixon.
ABINcDoN-Danel Trigg, Isaac B. Dunn, Thoma S
l.. Preston.
From, Fort ACKNOWLEDGMENT of II osps for
California and Oreg0n.-A correspondent of the New
York sun, writing from Fort Leavenworth, April goth
says there is great rise in the prices of grain horses
and mnleS ihere-hat boats daily passing, VIDE,
with California emigrantS, the cholera following them
and adds the following to the movemen of troops
The rife regiment is here, under the command Of the
gallant Gel lorlng who lost his left the stOming
Of Chapuepec) 1t will leave about the Goth of May.
SIX companies destined for Oregon, direct and
thrde companies for Salt Lake Rear River and three
companies will proceed to what is commonly called Fort
Larnie on Larime river.
This post will be grrrsOned BY artillery, infantry
and dragons.
Fort keanev. on Platte river will garrissoned by two
companies Of artillery and one Of dragons.
Larmle by two Of rifles and one Of infantry
Al the latter post Major Sandersou will be in command.
The cholera and smallpox thinning the ranks OIL
rifles considerably, bnt no to dead the fire.
quent cholera alarms because they have the very first
surgeons in the world There die daily about three.
The companies will have to he filled up before they ad-
vance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

~; The PIcroR1AL BROTHER JONATHAN for
the 4.h of July, has been received by JONI P.
WRIGHT, at the Post Office. Ii contains it, usu-
al variety.
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JOHN w, ATKINSON,
Forwarding and Commission
VI e r G H A N T..

BALTIMORE, MD.
TNIlE Undersigned having taken warehouse No. South
Howard street,wl be pleased receive consignments
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &C.,
which he will sell commission the best advantage Being
situated the Railroad connecting both wththe York
Pa and Baltimore and Ohio Lines he will forward with
despatch all goods to him for that purpose
All business conded him will the tricest aten
ton. JOHN w. ATKINSON,
Nos S Howard Street.
REFER TO
Messrs. Thomas Wilson s Co.
Wilson, Kelly s Go.
Reynolds < Smith, p,.o
Hayden & Coale, ~
VIM. Woodward s Co.
Mr. George W. Riggs,
Messrs VIM. c. PIckersgill s Co., New York,
Paul Pegram, Norfolk. Va.
Mcdaniel s Lee, Lynchburg, Va.
Dudley s Johns do
Mr.. Robert Mayo Richmond, Va.
May 21-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
THE CHOLERA INCREASING-BATT OF
I. 5. TROOPS WITH INDIANS

Z. 5. TROOPS WITH INDIANS.
St. Louis. Nav Is, 1886
Reports have reached here from the Plains which
state that many of the Cafrnia etngran,s are dying on
the way, principally By cholera.
Abnu the st Of March. the U. S. Dragons had two
battles with Euaw and Apachee Indians near Taos in
New Mexico. The result Of the first battle
Dragons killed and eight indans,-in the next about
20 Indians only, The Indians alone the agrees
ors in both instances. Another battle reported be-
tween the Entaws and Pchees in which forty Of the
latter We're killed.
The far famed mountain guide. Moses Harris died of
cholera Independence Mo. The number of deaths III
this city. for the week ending yesterday Q4ih) was 2S2
of which 1913 Were by cholera and the disease is
creasing
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-. =-.,ns..el 70 announce TaoMAs 81

s. we ~ o,r5j5a.. to represent Amherst
EraANN - ~ ov,r2 session Of the Legislature
county y p W. az we learn, has resigned his
Pau'uS i.L,Iv The request was made by two
seat N 'n'. -,.tcj citizens of Amherst-one a
n mn LII The other Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

J. animated canvass i going on in Kentucky
~. ~ tbe candidates for membership in the
5-.,..-,inn which is to assemble. to revise the
C,,.. ofthe State growing ont ofthe ques-
49,, o' # Emancipation. T. F. Marshall is in the
.-+ NJ The county Of Woo1ford.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
CYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE

BY KEITH IMRAY, M. D.
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From very hatteng notices, the publishers subom
the following:-
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" SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
| lrdnsnnited for the Baltimore american
MONTREAL. May 18th.
IMPORTANT FRON CANADA

An exciting debate came off he Assembly " serday
the Question Of the address the rebeIion lses
Col Gregg said in the heat q discussion that he Queen
gave her tie bill il would ahsove every British
inhabant of the colonies from his GA h If allegiance-
The Solicitor General Blake. called the Speaker Of
the House mark the words Of the Tory members. He
added there some who might be obliged
their in the criminal docket for having. BY telr
aph. inquired how Thousand could be brought
from Upper Canada The Tory lnvasts he said in their
policy tyrancal while in Office and traorous and
rebels when out. Bitter determinations followed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

"Going.i ,rAie hey are Yo,nag."-A marriage re-
Gently took place Quebec. Canada in which the bride
groom aged IA, and the bride Il years. The boy
Imposed upon he clergyman by wearing false whiskers,
and The girl by cotton breaStworks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

MRS. HENRIQUES'
ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE duties of this Institution, that suspended
count OF severe illness family resumed Mon
day. the l4th inst. The session OF . months which
mcncedo the LIST Feb will thus be proacted until the Eth
July
grateful remembrance all the kind sympathy shown
during my recent acton shall be oblterated
my memory MARIA HENRIQUES.
MAY l7-2t if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

Shad and Herrings.
IN BBI-S No. l. Clipt Herrings, new
lO /" &c l, Gross,
&" Family Shad,
10 half-bsrrels g
Receiving per Barges, Wave s L. D. Crenshaw,
For Sale b. GEO. BAOBf
May 2I-6hf
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FIRST stock Of spring EO0HS ~
.HNrkPt. ---.HNrCh I9, 1919.
THO J. PURVS Ag't, is this morning receiving large
y lot New Goods, which, for cheapness and beauty Of
style, any thing has offered Tor many
R%TERMS-CA>H.
WHITE GOODS.
NY Of CambriGs, Jaconets, Mus Books and
other kinds Musns, is very large and handsome Also,
Check Musns and Cambrirs Bobbnct LAGOS, Edgng>
JNO. J. PURV ~, Agt.
March Pitts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
Beautiful Books,

r HAVE Just received about 2UU beautiful Books among
which be found suitable lo presents anda full
History Of the Mexican War.
ALSO-A good assortment Of Gold and Silver Pen and
Pencil Cases. Come and see. JNO. p. w RIGHT,
April 2-sif At th- Post Ocfe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

The Artist has seized upon that particular mumeut.
the Mount of Olives. when the Saviour, being agony
prayed more earnestly; and his sweat was. as it were
great drops Of bloid. falling DOW e the ground And
there appeared angel unto him rom Heaven strength
ening him" Ia tie back ground are seen the three
sleeping Apostles. and Judas with the band Of soldiers
iuSt eniprino
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
LECTURES. explanatory of the Paintings
will be delivered by G. J. Kathrens.

Doors open at half after o'clock. Admission 25 cts
Children and servants half price. Liberal arrangements
made with Schools.
Cergymen respectfully invited to attend, free of
charge.
Nav 2l-1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21

INE SUN CURED CHEW
i ing Tobacco, foJ sale bv PETERS s. STIGLER.
Jan is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-21
.W1SO.1'FC S.fLOO.N:
In the Passion scene.

IOnIalnlng, IN at, IhTee Hundred and SHY Square
feet of canvass epresenting more than Forty Charac>
Tors fnlI size ,f III.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
snow IN the SOUTH. For The Tabano
BIZ {. $ PgkogvAL.


How sparinely come down the scattered flakes
Reinctast falling through the humid air
As shrinking from the destiny which makes
The endiog OF their bright existence there.
They leave their place o; birth
To fade and die upon the flowerless earth.
No snowy path descends the sombre hill,
Nor swelling drifts adorn the barren fields:
No pearly pendants deck the leaping ru
The swollen pool no CLASSY surface yields,
Where, meath the sksters's heel
May glide with srro~y aOce the gistenlng steel
Along the vale is heard the creaking vain,
As slow the wheels move through the uniry street;
Where urges on the bone-returning swain,
With travel worn and drenched with falling s.ee, ?.
Through the dim atmosphere,
No merry sleigh bells chime saiutes his ear.
The hspless trees lift up their naked heads
And slowly wave their bare arms 70 and iTo-
The fields no brilliant carpet Oyerspresds -
Soon as 1t falls the quick oissoivins snow
Melrs on the barren heath,
And leaves the ground slippery mass beneath.
Not thus around my fathers dwelling fails,
Ia wild and srortive mood, the ieathery shower,
Piled by the wind in light, fantastic walls,
And srots as charming as a 5Outhern bower.
While round the cheerful fire,
Gather the happy household of my sire.
Close wrapt in far the youths and msidens heed
No jovisl winds that sweep the snowy plain
Fresh from the stall goes forth the welifed steed,
Flinging the snow fakes from bis 1owing name
And through the drifting heaps,
With merry shouts the laughing school boy leaps.
There, 10 that hardy cline where al are free
Ny blithesoms boybood and my youth we're pas.
and there drank in a love OF Liberty
From the wild freedom Of the wintry blast.
And dear must ever be.
Though far away my Northern home TO me.
Green are It's wood-cro ned hills in Summer bright
Purple and gold when Autumn days appear
In Winter clad in robes OF sparkling white
And through oil seasons generous hearts are
0 would that were forth there
Among the snow-hils Of my own loved North
Ts-atnsf yan.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
rla-.nrhu.rtf. on -lavery.

Tie following RssClt ons were introduced into
tae Ma.sscsu.-t. Holse o Representatives recently,
aud referred - the proper committee
Rs0rse That tee present posture Of the delioera-
tons of Congress uDOu the subject u slavery 10 the
Territories VI The Union, Massachusetts, Vi fs - co
Der duty II sbe do nor ss-in utter her sentiments upon
the atj-et u these deliberations
R,so'r.d That Censress hss fuI power 70 legislste
tue subject cf avery 10 h- Territories u the
Union that % nas freely exercised suca power from
the adoption Of the Con-ttlr0n 10 the present time
aoo that 10 s lts duty exercise the power for the
perpetual exclusion Of the Institution from those Terri
tories thst and f1r extinction II TIE
ia Territories where 10 exists.
Rss6rtd Ta-t when Congress furnishes Govern
m4nis flr the Ierritorifs ~ sfrnls snd New Mexico
- will be Us duty establish therein the fundamental
principle Of the ordnance OF l7S7 upon the subject Of
avery The eri tns ie Institution may be perpetu-
ally excluded thereifom beyond any chance and uocer-
tsoiy.
Resolrea That neither Slavery nor the Save Trade
ought 20 exist in the District Of Columbia, and that q
he duly Of Congress % devise the most just prsct
cal snd expedfi1us mode for s5olIthing the same.
Rfsorfd That The l-g afou pointed oui In The fore
going resolves does not violate but preserves the com
promises bt2eeu the Ntn and south tAst secured the
adoption OF the Contribution and ihst fathers
Intended 20 secure the extension of slavery while
they king - establish the Union. Ve their
oescendants n seeking . secure the extension of
slavery acting 10 the very spirit IL which that
Cn was founded.
Resoi-,s. Thst His Excelency the Governor be re.
quested 20 transmit copies Of these resolves 20 our
Senator'S and Representatives ia Congress 20 be ~
them aid before th- Houses OF Congress As an ex
preston % The sentiments and wishes Of the people 0
Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
raufsh Law.
To "A, Ea.tar II ia, Tribu,i

The writer hopes the Danish C0nclhaton Law
may be ado & bv tee / gi-l tlre o tns -tAie MS
experience j. - f,nos.. D.uisg Chop House 1t
Copenhagen in lsJ7 be became mixed Up VIII The
crowd stranger % ell in strange eountry. be wa
accused q stealing penen from the house before b.
litit Es v.nf 20 tis msn in TIE Bourse Of whom be
bought H. snd srsrecotz zed o. wei A. the p-neiL He
cal.,6 bis sfr1srt Mo sypoiniec gentleman %
TIE ~ csrried the mstfer Into III. very Court
when 3, s.s,c q b. required dan ases H- sad 90
that al r. wished Uss toat me k~rPer oi tne t1op.
H5use s5oule in this manner Acku1wed-e hi. error.
Pay 81 exgras-s blfa nine and he c~n . which the
an .s5 as- nted. " th s-escrl9ed ul-nor an
dem "a box yresenicd . ,Ae Court TIE parties we're
fsfi.aed. and ih-rs ended ins maitef-tlfee oays
eui.n.a I, CB
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
A -sIGNaE's sALR.-r5- saasr.i15s5' A7-71T1

\ ~-l1fsb'e SALk.-Th- antersiznes Assigrees
I1oi l-e esiate of CORNELIUs kEAFIs 49, ~, -
ne Cotton Fsetory ard Machinery f,rnsry ores b, I'm
t-h-r ~ 'eIder Orange County. NeV-Yorr ia u1Ii-.
v9.l.' % il1 New York aat Ens sroAf To- fss,,r-
- - iret D % fc-i stories and aitc co..s r Pa
aleel.lk LocIs, - DanfOuh Wsrp sgiral.a. 5ltEing
80 AfsF--f 'nilesi Daafoflh Filing Fame. 49,
sPind-s -schi par sri,sclng Mgies coot.n ~ an
stEolcs Narpers; Spoilers. Drc..,ag arsue.
ioos y schins shop. ana friures comp de viii
hcrtsAfy cards $40 pfepsrol and 10 zosc order nav.
~ 9i.ethy repaired or new machinery pui 10 he
~-er = is'. 1iAmeier and IL FEET bscaet. ts stream
ar sc Eef nsI-l sf1 I9 fl5e irestei the lam ~
9Fs oo.oh TIE above properly VII be so.d on rcss91-
e .'i rl1 c lusiera1- part Of he purchase money
Asy l1iel "a 1llf and mortgage on ihe premises n
- 80 $40 her an arrangernent may BE u tt- n
~. .fLsA n arufs ci4fcr capable u msnsEilg lake
P'tuon ot siocr add have l1ierst tn- MT. Good
ulirodaA.9ns Vi be required. Apply 70 he sabscr
0ss' tPoslpaid, I. Walden, Orange CO Nev-iofs
". CAPROS.
.d W. n ?. aEAslE.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Domestic Ports,

BOSTON Fss isCt ,hr vsfls Psinrs N0res-s 5sn, Zs1
oaa Casrsst hrtul. htt t trss Ar1 Nsr Ns,o, SEA
n .ssI . Hal. NsrtrrIl
FRANKFORT Fs5 i,-ss ,cr Eas,l. wss-s s.. Frsa- .o
foStikNp F-s tct, os-k J1fisf Bsl, Chaf-sto-i org
Port safsft. Cl-s
NfwsU RYPoRr. S. bar. cr-so- Havsas Graai
Isaac s.aal. Porto hoo
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

A. hoasI psl i. oHs -e. Fsa,aa. Ct.as s1at. ,r
Arst hafre. .',h ll -f 81 nrrs. H.E- Nlart &.
A. So J.ar. PR ,Nl u- sslf Al.sl Hslp Was ar Ni3 BE-
= tflA
A. Na-,ali' at .t s-r. W Brss-, s1u 7fB.-.s. ,-e,
AZ /, c.-ssa. -sa .s s.rA L.-,rs Hsv h. rta.t..l.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
General Tn,Ior at Memphis

The Memphis Eagle gives the following as the
reply Of General Taylor 10 the address Of Col Pope
welcoming him tha, city. He met some distance
below Memphis by the steamer Convoy, which was
crowded with hundreds Of citizens;
That bad b. the eoqoence Of many OF The gifted ora
tors of Tennessee then he would a Tar short 81
expressing Ia deserving manner the gratitude win
which hs heart overhoSed for zoe hatierins reception
which had greeted him by the citizens from Memphis
That ne consulted his feelings and did the eifcum
stances by which he surrounded allow. be would
much prefer day being h; the house Of that God
20 = hoe. kinduess and protection he vss much 10
debted through all the vcisstudes Of biz life. he sad
trHf 10 responding H. The com plir eutsry aiusuns
~h ca the sp skef had been pleased to make 70 lie m
tay career he would remark thst he hAd ever looked
upci great natOusl calamity, and tba, be ~ss
the greatest public benofactor who could preserve
eAce with the least human sacftce, and that bad e
ways been bis aim. Tuat la the number Oi victories
that had successfully attended him when fronting the
enemy he claimed not for himself 20 much honor -
toe public had been pleased 10 oestow but that he
wAs a1cbied T. the stost hearts and strong arms OF
those who stood by 10 execute his commands from lhs
hie hest 10 the humhest IN rank snd that none were
ever more reany 10 do this than lennesseesns H.
e-d been called by his cOuntry men q nsS theatre
rom O1g military life 10 civil position OF the great
public trust-snd in entering upon the discharge OF
those h duties. he did greatly dstrusting HE own
abilities TO discharge them In such a manner ss tneir
great ght demand but that be should
look for assistance aud support not TO this naD, or 20
that but 10 the whole people q whom he was Indebted
That the flee one Of his seeking, nor had II
been secured by any effort Of his That In electiug
nm To the Presidency the Uoted states. the people
mad msiny looked forward 10 good government snd =
jss 0dnisistd'a Of The iGas and Ia endcasofios 10
carry those wishes IN this regard (shough no one
could rival the Father of his Country II was left Tor
tho.e who mi ght succeed him emulate hi. example
- far as possible ne sEsin thanked the euzens OF
Memphis through their representatives. this occs.
sion, Tor this warm manifestation OF their regard.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

l lihGiNIA LAND PECULATION.-We have
ben iufofrpd hat efJns being made Ia New ork
sut II Europe 10 dispose Of some 7o001 of srd
silsts IN Logan ard rsz-~-ll Co1nn-s, Virginia We
lei called up0u sppfiI. parchsser. - claim which
Mr. kdward Thurstoa % Bsimofe Msrysnd, has Oue-
hrt q these .ncs ard for ths obtslirg Of Which
snaf- ulg 10 Susy pending 10 tn- ChaBcery SIDE Of
Philsfelptia
Il is our Determination 80 Mr. Thursion's Counsel 10
nr-ts MS slI and secure hs ngEts, Itch eot-
scent Ia being sbe Do. ~ Inc psrl OF Ia srds
IN question, 10 whose even a21ds they NAV h. wseo tbs
cause 4 totefvinei. OVID y JOHSsog
go, HUGH W. TENER
~ w ~ soela-fchsl Phl.stslpb.s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
sFcoND FoARp.
RIARIrE JoURnAL
roRr on NV WYoRK---.TEBRrARY

SBRfvED D-sctr Rsr,sr., srfh Boiiu- vrriaa
slhr Msry Jsas Pea. DuPay, Nar'os.
T.. Rivers AZ Bsss FOR ss oo.f, eel
.ctors berg - 1 board ih- vessels sfs from ~ s-rts
Wls3-Msftsl wsW.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
AZ, FOR SALE OK TO LET, for term of years,

with privilege OF purchase farm Of a acres about
miles from New-York suaed on ths cid rosd 10 BOs-
ton, mile from kngshndge ant haf hours nte rom lhs
Depot az " ism-brdge Fufdhsm. and less than that
from ihe New Ofk sud Albany rOsd. There the
premises comfortable dwel OK hOus, and good IL
fruie1 with apple pear and cherry To desr-
n country 20 improve % suit h tssie Il ~
f0rds peculiar advantages, having hne site for house
commanding extensive sud varied prospect To pfsc-
ucable farmer Il Il equally valuable every IL
be ofcuv alton sud hen cult vailed will yield .bundanty
For farhef particulars rQuife Of
Lnl zxeod MOkTLMER DEMOTTE. la2 RroadwaX.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

OFfIcs C2oroN AsgtDCcr BoAsD Feb IL lsfs
TO BRASS fnt>DBh~.-s-sed proposals vii
b received a. ftis .rce ID lie 2ist dsy of Fsbrsv
a. o'coek, y 'or 20 ir-a siogcocfs. $50 trch
s0Pcorks conSost1n 10 b. i6 copper n o. a. oz
Ene ne ~orkmanshp 70 be 0 NJ best chsr.ct-r snc m
Dc sproFef oy lie unc-rs guei Psrsors wishing 9 r
Pos- 1 feca-sse o-f0re sending heir proposals. 10
eaA Al IA ercei "e-r- patterns can BE- s~-u
lHF2l Cros9n = { i.s1-s g..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
ogroz Or IN. RsesrvEs o. T,xrs, I

Nv tIly y y F1Tk
rf'ANEs-ISiS.-Notce 70 hereby given thsi a. a..
A DIrlos Of ON PfR CENT W. 81 male on Al
T,NEs rerla1iug unpaid on ls lith DaY og FssRuARy
A-d TWO PR CEN-. 0nl be il.i psT - ktacH
Itc aec-gsr wue % lrf % yerI tho iuI,r.rr~s
or fueil1g re cay payments ss rossl.r % aVo.1 t-
crowd s1t 1-zy which rs recslsal occur La pf- "
tJ ih- Per celis. ssf- ADDED.
hours ior rrce. f.-g money ffrm s 10 ggcIccE PN
3Aazsris lac1-y o1ly received.
IL raaI5 -HaRtEY HtKT. R4--f--, ~ r.r..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
SUPERIOR TURNING LATHEs.

lanes STEWART IS Cansl-st and leo Elm-st Il con-
Jsauy manufacturing snc has now on hand between D.
and % superior ah-s Of tho following descriptions and n
reasonable prices, namely:
Dentists Latles very highly hnahed
common.
Brass and Wood Turner's Lsthes
Jewelefs ard Peuci-case makers, very 81 neIior
STEWART Is also aut1orzed % srt ss ugeut Tor The
sale n the celebrated Lanes uAnlftcured by James +
Perkins o. Hudson of large size and a. prices from So 10
500 Aspecmen Of this description may be seen a. bic
factory - Above. ~ Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
EXPRESS LINE roR cHAoREs.

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17

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