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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-13
POLITICAL.
From Godes's Lady. Book.
TOKENS OF THE DEAD.
~ MRS. NEAL.

~ mrs. NEAL.
The nursery was darkened,
Though sofi the suniigh, Tell,
And there were trihcs gathered,
That mothers love 40 we'll
Playthings upon the carpet,
And dainty little shoes,
With snow white cap. and dresses,
That seemed too lair to use.
A LADY stoad beside them,
.ad We, no look Of Joy
Shown fr,,n the ewes ben, downward,
To guide her swee, employ;
She gathered up the Lace,
Bu, tears werc trembling there,
And tho, had diarned the brirhineS,
ofroses once purely fair
The balf--orn shoes she presses,
Close in ronvrlsiss grasp,
THE ri-h wronxh, coral tremhle,
Within a. Wild clasp.
We'll ma, tho r.,nsa he dsrseDod,
We'll ma, he lady weep
IA lfgls oossoA IS eslpft,
71Ae esild srstss sof from sleer.
And >nrn hose grateful tokens
Her hands nust lay aside,
Whale each recalls sen,e memor,
M love, and hore. and pride.
Far tsm had keen the fswcr
That faded ia tho spring,
And i1ndir to bet daflings
\ mother. heart viii cling.
Family a. some soft echo,
That low csressing note,
50 oil her child's lad welcome,
Around her seems to haat,
All no, the dreary silenrc
With kcener pang v a. ielt,
And by the rouch deserted
Ia agosy she kncli
Peace comes 10 thee. young mother,
Peace 10 thy bursting heart,
Now even while its th,cbbings
Seem rcnding il apart.
'ris true Deaths kiss iell coldl
Uponthy ohild's ia,r brow,
But DER thy pathva, daily
An angel watches now.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
BLAKES PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT
FROM OHIO

TINE subscrber has Just received further supply OF 's
singular and valuable substance In addition To thu
slate colour he beautiful chocolate brawn ren
bl,n IN, .an Il NV m use much admitted tar the
psnis Of buildings Its principal ingredients are sia,
Anmna and pr,shie Of Iron, which, ia the oplnion oi
u aceonts Tor its hfo-Ptoof nature,
the two pfef substances being nonondaciurs and the lat
,., acting . cement Ia bind the whole together, and make
firm and dnrabe paint For use II !. mixed WIN hse'd
wood ri n zinc, paper, Sc II hardsns grad
uaiiy and becomes ftitf-PRoof II - particularly suit
able for roofs 81 biildags steamboats, and ears, decks, rail
mad bridge. fences ~. root, coated with this PANT
-aaal 70 one a slate at a sasing Of expense
r,u.ns may be seen at the store suhscrIber For
al, bv JOHN II. SEAN, Druggist,
Nv 2G-3m On y .4yen' far M Pottntco
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viu'yispia

virginia:
I Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
"A Court al Law aud Chanccry for the County OF Am
her't, on Monday the 9th day OF August, 1919.
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff,
against
Nillanll Camden, William H. Diggcs Sheriff of Mel
son tonne AMI such nni>tratnr de b,ns With the
will annexed of Austin Wright decd; Wesley Dun
can, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The dsicnlant William H. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing
Satisfactory evidence that he y not inhabtant of this Com
monweah Ills ordered, That the said defendant appear
here the first Monday in January next answer the
bill o the plaintiff, and that )l this order be forthwith
inserted m some newspaper published in the Lynch
burg iot two months su'cessvcy, and posted the
door of the Court House of tins county
copy-feste,
Oct lS-wlm ROBERT TISSI.EY Cpx
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EMBROIDERIEs ANDIACrs.

We can oiier very arg. and choice stock Of Prs and ~
or EMBROInER rs, in Lace and niu.lin -
Berihes, ewes. Cuff Collars Hdkrs Cbem;z,n,as'
Se, enoraclas al Of he rerg tacst styles; Cashmere
and SILK NECK SCARFS; lidkts; b. II Ribbons Re .
alsoa handsome assortment al Real Taeuc tonnes oc,s
i'dSH'Ss and ihserttn5si Muslin Bands; Muslin Idg
inss aud lnsertings; Bobbines; White MUSLIN
GOODS e. I,N ~ Yin
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FOR NEVV-OlILEANS.
.e6k;


BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NEW -uRI.EANS
I,iE following vessels composing this line all o the
l first class, with handsome State accommodations
Barque Virginia, pew, } Capt Nathaniel Boush,
tSauc, -" Jesse l.oveland,
Bachelor - Hiram Horton.
The above vessels all OF the first class built
pressly nt the trade between this and New Orleans and
commanded by OF long experience who will every
eNertiun to give satisfaction For freight passage apply
Ia Captains on board, DAVID CGRRIE,
Nov S-is Richmond
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GREAT REDUCTION.

,,pt. o, uIt,IINoS1 10 IYNCUBIRG. BY Canal
Il 800 - 80
Fare rom Richmond Charlottesville, by Packet and
Fare rom Richmond 10 Cumberland c II b, Pack
cts and Stages -
81 ~. '9'' - / Is
Below see of intermediate distances, Tor fare and
hours OF passing
I,gre Rehptond sIondgyl i.earf Lynclbtug Monday,
Jfcduesday aud fTid1y, al Itedaesday aud ffday at
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Dr. Martins purgatiyc Pills,
DIR. MARTINS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

OONI UUNp OIUu W Will OHllul
llS Compound the bestrcmedics the
public IN Coughs, whether arising from Colds of the
" hopping Cough, that dreadful maady, Consumption.
Few remedies the short it has been before the public,
have elected many The propricors every day
receiving orders or at distance, aud in this city in which
they have been highly sratl lcanits good elects The
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF MARYLAND
Uhc Right Revd W hitting ham) has authorised
he has used it in his person with decided benefit
Medical friends do not scrupc commend
of the best remedies in consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Sc which they have met with The following from
highly respectable Physician Kent Island, whom
made acquainted with the preparations
Kent Island, CHd )I,ue -, 1917.
DIR Martin Dear Sir:Sincc return home prescribe
ed your SYRUP or WILD CHERRY in several cases;
particular, case OF asthma OF long standing
bout II yeat neighbor and patient mine Her disease
has been benefited by Medicine which she has
ken aud Tor the last two she has been confined entire
ly to the house do not know that she has had good
nights rest Tor long hme but since she commenced taking
your Medicine and she has only taken bottle) she
abed go bed and sleep well all night think the
dcac will make perfect of her, and she determined
TO give artral. llorhahapd, Mr., Rhoderick Earcl-
merchant here, and if will send him
otit he will act as your agent Yours,
SANV III. HARPER. VI II.
Price 10 cents per bottle, Around each bottle there is
short treatise on Diseases oil the Chest.
Dec 2l-Wl2mH
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DIBRELL'S HOT { L,
u4ywA
81: l; Lila
Main street, LynchbNrg. Va.

I'M undersigned woad respectfully inform the public that
he we'll prepared accommodate day, transient aud
permanent bnacrs, reasonable terms From expert
OF % and unwearied endeavour to please, he
hopes obtain the support VI has old friends and that oi ra
gers His enicnty located and excel
lent Tor families Gentlemen, arriving in th.t own
will find excellent stable and carriage house.
CHAS. |. biBRELt., Proprietor.
~ Passengers in the Canal Packets intending take he
sta sc Tor any point, promptly called for.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

tins department OF our establishment pay very par.
cular attentions and prepared to offer unusual induce
mens To FAM es and Hotel Keepers; also to parties G
ting out Sailing Vessels and Steamboats, our stock en-
braces: Premium American Bath, Whitney and Mack.
nav BLANKETS, of every Size, adapted To double ar
single Beds French bescad, beithes cribs or cradles
QUILTS Of every quality. spending sizes: m.
en- aud Cotton SilEEI1NtiS OF every width that n,
all de>irahej Pillow and Bolster Linen OF all widths
Richardson's and Batklie's superior Stirring LINENS
Damask Fable Cloths and Napkins; 6, 7, 8, and lOj
stout Barnsley and fine Satin Dalnasks and Dianers
Huckabtck, Bird Eve and other TOWEI.INC; pia.
pers; wide Russia Diapers super Damask and common
BordoIcd TOW ELS; Crash; 1ickenburg; new STYLE
STAIR Linens; Linen Crumb Cloths; Floor Drngget.
and rich Drugget Crumb Cloths, in sizes l2xl2 i2Nl4
liNli, llXl6, and 1876 qrs " indow Shade Linens;
Furniture Chintz and Dimy; FI.ANNEI.S from the
lowest to the hes, styles. in white, scarlet, yellow da k
blue and green; ertra fine Flannel for Infants Sack
FannelS III blue, pink and cherry; superior Canton
Fannels, In this department we have
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Two clear each week, composed o the following
L sells, built expressly Tor this line:
New schr. Fair, ! O Sndccor, master.
Mcmento, w. }. Terry, master.
WIN II Mailer, \ Price, master.
Sllas l.. Hand, W Ackcry, master.
T.. J.. Whlets, j. o. Smith, master.
H. II. Ialman, Young, master.
The above schooncs of the largest class, and fast sail
built in the best manner and will compare with any line
oi packets sailing from Richmond
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
will find their interest TO pAtrenlle this line, freight
will be taken the most moderate terms Every ct
fort will be made by the lichmond aud New York Agents to
give entire satisfaction All goods and produce, addressed tn
will be forwarded free of alt charges through Richmond
except dayagr, wharfage, and the actual expense OF
avoiahe storage We have, also Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and southern PORTS upon which
goods produce Will be forwarded according the above
terms.
RANKIN & Witt .OCk,
Nov 5-l2m Richmond Va
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Intern dale distances p cents per mile.
WAY Passengers wishing to take the Boat will the
hour be the canal, by referring the time
stating Of the Boats aud adding the hours it takes
reach any o he above distances.
BOYD, EDMOND s DAVENPORT
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CARTER & NOWLIN.
GROGEkS and COMMISSION AGENTS
IyNCHBlJRG, VA.

and COMMISSION AGENTS
LYNCHBURG, VA
RE now receiving their tall supply oil q tOCERiES and
n STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting IN part oil the iol
owing articles, VIZ.
~ hhls y o. p u, and 81 Croix Sugar
~ bbs Stnan's yellow and ist quality do
10 crushed and ground do
II boxes aud hall buNcs tWooscy 4 Co." loai do
100 bags RIO, Laguira and Mareabo Coffee
~ i" old lava, part very superior
$50 krg. Nails from j Ia 10
80 i" box, hung aud fence do
40 boxes Sxl0 and l0Ni2 Window Glass
i25 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
10 bBl. Ianners' Oh
90 lags Blasting Powder
% " Ky rine do
IN boxes Sperm, ,damantine aud Isllow Candles
~ realms tapplnE Paper
- " Letter and Writing do
~ bbls Narkercl
1000 lbs Bli-teied steel
500 Cast and Shear do
20 boxes Chrrse.
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.EtSO, g'rinrSDe AND Hses NfiH $cgHrS,
Indigo N,ldrr, Mustard, Bed Ticking, t'aeoes, Cot
ton and Wooen Cards, kentucky Jeans, Tow and flaN
Linen &c all Of whicl will be offered bargain for cash or
in barter.
looking 10 this market Tor their supplies, particularly IN
,ted 10 anime his stock before making their purchases
Sept Its
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NEW CONCERN,

'v>HE FIRM Of LACY x GARLAND, having been dis
solved the LIST inst the have entered in
TO co-partneiship under the firm of
LACY d TNKEE
and viii continue the COMMISSION AND FORW ARD
M 81 SiNESS in the house occupied by the late
the BASIN where we shall be happy the orders
our friends as heretofore, and will pay particular
to the sale OF all kinds OF Produce aud respectfully solicit
continuance OF patronage heretofore extended the
of l.. & G. MOSES LACY
Arg.9-is A % TYRE
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LIQU OR s.
! pipe brandy ''otard pupny X Co"
"a Seignctn
- Durandp
10 bills American Brandy
10 Apple do
80 mountain and roctiiod Whiskey
10 old Rye -. MARTINI
g "Khinehar" do
cold Munougaiela' very superior
Odd Madeira, : Madeira, Port and Malaga Wine.
Nos / aud Olnabnrg- Gahrpe- Apron Checks Blank
cts iusev-, Negro pthug, Cloths tass neres Arsug-,
Sanctts, Kentucky Jeans, Bearhcd and Brown Dnmcses,
W1odwte, Boots, shoes Wool HAS, Caps, Sc Sr They
respectfully solicit teir friends and thu public Efneplle in
God and rbeap Goods, to call and examine their
stool, bci Ie purchasing
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT

IN ms Wtfan OH fH-IOn,ls Wy IcI AaIi,d -,
ment Of SliANl-S, including magnificent LIMO ~
Square Pans Cashmere; Rich Embd and Plan -
Terkerri. splendid Long and Square Plaid FpLii ~
PLAIN Thbet, lin black and col'd with itch silk ,,,,
and Mourning SHAW Is, Sc also handsome -
OF MAN III. ~; WISH rs; CIoat. Sc inn,w s,,
splendid yard WIDE Lyons silk TELTEJS in ~
green, maroon, purple mazatne and marin, Nina &
s.. Ill GlnlLs VI. IL. Y. - gu
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COSTUME HALL,
Corner Of Pratt Street and Centr.- Market Space
Y'EgR.NG tl:ssss sgssE&E.
RICH VESTiNGS!

We have, and are constantly receiving, New Styles Of
Ncsting-. consisting of plain and figured silk ard WooIen
Nclvs figured striped Gaslmees Silks, Satin and Va
lcnrias, 81 all shades and colors
Our custom work is cut and made in the best manner-and
as regards style and manshp, warranted give
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MEMS WEAR DEPARTMENT.

I FN It.
We offer entirely fresh Stock Biot and other
best makes OF black and cold FRENCH CLOTHS.
DoESklNS and CASSlMERES; superior English
tassmeres; American CassmeIes from all the hes
uiacturers; Rich NEW style) Cashmere M,rino. silk
and Satin NESIlNtiS; wide black Serges black
brown, olive and drab Collar Vcvets; super sser cen
black" SERVINGS; Paddings; Silesias and Trimmings
generallyj also, Rich CRANATS; Scarfs; Pocket
Iiandks, Sc. sc.
we invite with confidence, examination OF our Stock
rom " hoesdfe and Retail purchasers eclng satisfied that
we can n extent of stock CHOICE selection variety of
Goods successfully compete with any csabs hnent in New
York or Philadelphia
Many OF our leading articles Of otcn Importation
the balance selected from the best sources and peculiarly
advantageous TERMS the of business enabling us
to putcla in ,oRlGNAL PACKAGES 8.Ou policy is
sell large amount at small profits preference a
rate business at advanced profits IS
PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE NOTICE THAT
WENAAIE AT ONCE THE VERY LOWEST PRICE
For EVERY ARTICLE.
ntt I'm
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DRESS GOODS AND MERlNOs


Super BOMB vi <ES; 81 and Ga BLK Nlou.elincs r, -
meres and Merinos; Bombdzine Alpaca, s,n vs.
Mexican CLOTHS, second Mourning Goods. !, w; |
and Italian Grapes, Love WILLS, Ho.er,; t;Psng
AIndr Sr = ''oNes
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CURTAIN GOODS,

In Satin de LANES GA Dama-ks Casmareens Rich Lac
and Muslin CURTAINS (of nep desigas)i Cuna
Lace and Muslin by the yard also, Domestic Cote
Goods OF the best binds, in shifting Cotons; Lor
Cloths; Shcengs; Jeans; Drills Osnaburgs; Linsey
plaids, hrcks: BED Ticks Sr
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BALTIMORE,
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
F A L L D RY 0ODS
4 IL Ii Il ~

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
F A L L D RY GODS.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
II NJ l. TON ASTER& SEQ
No. 2i3 Baltimore street
HAVE now on hand much the largest and mos, g., =,
Stock OF DRY GOODS, offered in l,;re"uid
which we invite the attention Of w Wholesale and RI" 10
ehasers. Puf.
In SILK GOODS will be found an un,sua lly full an,
stock of cold and black DRESS SIl ks: S. 'sh
Chimes; India SATINS tifos dc Rhnes; Iaiiar !, ue
tuas; Irish Tabbnets, Watefed and Glaze silt AN
frentng Dresses; Bonnet Silks and Sa,ins. coI,5 ioi
black Silk Neyets; Modes; wide and narrow N,n ana
LINES, OF every color, Sc SIC NIL
DRESS GOODS AND MERlNOS.
In splendid new style printed Cdshleyes and Nous.e,
PLAIN Mousselnes, OF all coors, various new f,h;s
printed DRESS GOODS; high colored small : =.
and ball pattern" MousselInes and "a. hmrycs I -
drcn's wear low and medium priced Dr4s. en-, MI
great variety, Changeable ALpAcAs; very ,icL W N N
French and English cIiINTZES; scarlet and r yak
ground Chintzes; Dressing Robe Goods IN bea,;l ph
designs: also and varied stock al FXENI~ni
DRESS GOODS, in Embroidd Muslin Ia,ltan,n
Thule Dresses; Rich Lace Dresses; son Ina, MI .p
LINS. wards wile 'rarht n; Thu es Car. a. -,
aud figured, white and cold MuslnS &c 2op , ,so
LupiaS' best French MtRINOS and Ga C,sbrm,es
in the greatest possible Narict, OF colurs; 81 EnI'
MERISos and Coburg CLOTHS. S'''h
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ONIS0uS WORDS.

Prescription by q mo party" Administration,
t'now, BY 81. Pau, goes bravely OH" even in yir-
GINA. The Fos,msstcrs at Wheeling, Martins
burg. Suffolk aud Winchester, and iae Collectors
Petersburg ard Norfolk, nil faithful, honest
and competent cheers, have been recently
stricken down, because they ore Democrats, TO
mako wsy for Wings. These things are mat
tors of record, and beyond contingency On Ss.
turday it was stated empbasically BY the friends
of one of the applicanis for the Office, who
ought to have known, that the fate OF the
Collector in this -.ty, to retain whom in Office,
many Of the best and influential Wings in the
State have volunteered their aid, has been deci-
ded upon, and that certainly during this week
his Wig successor would receive his commits.
sion. We would hopo that this unfortunate
step might BE-. recalled, and that system of pro.
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THE LEGISLATURE

Assembled yesterday in Extra Sesaicn. 10 the
Senate Speaker Scott took The chair; l6 members
were present, being "a quorum, less one. In ,he
House there was just abou, quorum present
MIR. Speaker Hopkins occupied the chair After
a very appropriate PRAYER from the Rev. Mr
H,ce, spon a motion TO originals new business,
i. was decided land very properly, all must admit
b., sort OF test vote, liza, no business should be
ac,ed on, bu, the Revision OF the Codes, for
which Ire Session was exclusively held. Mr..
Moucu1e Of Stafford, the chairman Of he Re-
Wis on Committee, then made a tu'l and clear
exclamation .: the condition of the Cods-the &C.
ton OF The RevisoTs, the Revision COMMITTEE, &c.
A sketch Of his remarks we attempt in another
column. In concluding, be made an impressive
appeal to The members, 10 complete The grea'
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 10th May, by tho Rev mir Meredith
Mr. JAS POSTER, TO Miss CATHARINET., daughter
Of WIN Hobson, Esq-all of Cumberland county.
Married, Woodland, Thursday, May oath, by the
Rev Mr. Reed, Mr. JOHN DARRACOTT, of Richmond,
TO Mas ANNA &, daughter Of William L Winston, o.
Hanover.
Married. on Thursday afternoon, May 24th, al the re-
sid-nce OF Mrs William Trueheau, by the Rev M Us
borne, JOHN 4 MOSBY, Esq, of Richmond 10 MIS-
ELIZABETH CURTIS, of Hanover.
Married, on Thursday, the 24'h May at Blenhe,m,
Powhatan county, by the Rev Andrew Fisher, DAVop
SPENCE, Esq, Of Lynchburg. 10 Miss SARAH b.
daughter Of ,ha late Joseph Hobson.
Married, on Tuesday, May 22d at the "Retfeat NJ ~
Clarke county, Va, ty the Rev. K. n. wilmer, "
WM. A. MCCORMICK, OF Winchester, lformeIgg , g
Columbia CO., Pennsylvania,) to Miss CHARLo -.
F. daughter OF the late Judge Richard E. Parker o.
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MoNU-
MENT

Asmy former notice may not have been seen
very generally throughout the different STATES, /
am instructed 10 repea! thai The Board OF Ma1a-
GERS Of the Washington National Monument So
ciety will be pleased 10 receive block OF maroe,
Granite. or any other suitable stone, hon' every
State in the Union, 10 be placed IN an aPptoPn'
a,e nns;,;on in The monument. These blocks
shou d be Of The following dimensions, viz: four
fst lone tho feet Aiga, and eighteen tnshs' IN
J.n,, a. il j, intended TO place these stones at
syerv /, nd;np OF The staircase, any substantial
ros,srial will answer when marble or granite
canno, +, found. The name Of the Stale from
which i. comes should be engraved upon It IN
letters sufficiently large to be easily read. They
, s;lI be laid in The wall in The order OF time in
which they may be received in this city.
GEO. WATTERSTON,
Secretary W.N. NJ. Society.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY 30.

TOBACCO-ReceipIs and inspections in.
cfeasinr, bu, without any change IN prices
Good and nne manufacturing ani scanning
kinds are IN demand, and sell readily At good
prices We qut: lugs 50 IS 10 80 rs and So;
common leaf SO % a "a SO; mddIne 70 good "a
Is g. so and So; good TO fine sc so 50 so
and 50; extra manufacturing $40 Sl2 SO.
HERRINGS-Very scarce; Cut So 70, al
WHEN sales are brisk; Gross S4 SO; Shad 81.
FLOUR-S4 G2i.
WHEAT-9O IS c. Tor red; 100 c. for white.
The mills having c-aset grinding tor The seasoI.
CGRE-47i 70 IS cents.
BACON-Virginia cured 7 a II cents. hog
round Western Sides 6 a Ct cents Shoulders
ST cents Hams a ceu,s-wih beusr de-.
mGad.
OATS-2Ss an cen,s no, bpsboi
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work, in such manner as to prove ~. seat,
wo,,bv Of their ancestors. Before taxing M ,me
@o.,ny NJ. ~ a - immense engrossed bill, (som'
1000 pages transcribed in less Than Two nO and
~ -. extraordinary exerlions OF the worthy aDu
accomplished Clerk OF the House, :, s0n nommi',
the rs.repon of the RevsOrs, with the ccmm ,,..
W. W. dnen,s and embracing some 10 'i''es
and as chapters. When acted on by Inc nous:
;, m;,l 10 con, 10 the Senate. Then another ai-
:, -. Code and so on. The Legislature
;s now raily launched upon the heavy and I'M
nor,ap, work, aud will, doubtless, deVoIe '".A'-
selves with zeal and spirit OF Industry u''
will secure its satisfactory completion IN -"
con hIe lime
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SIS a 30 cents per busheI.
BALTIMORE MARKETS "a;

UfL II'IOhE HHNhE d V1dJ -0'
Alter We closed our review Yesterday, sales Of
$50 obis Howard Street Flour we're made al 81
CIT, and 200 al 4 IS To day The steamers news
has unsettled the malkci, and not much is doina.
The only sale We hear is 100 bbis a. SO. No
sales City Mills. Sales City Mills Corn Meal
a,275 Sales 1000 bushels Pennsylvania prime
red Wheat al l05 I07c. Sales OF Maryland al
lO6c, and some white Tor family sour al li4c.-
Sales yellow Corn at IS soc, and white Soc
Oats 20 a 30c. Nothing doing In Whisky.
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Bosros, May 25lh, 10 M

Washington Gooie, convicted of The murder
OF sailor IN Ann street early last winter, was
executed This morning lille before 10 He al
tempted TO commit suicide last evening in his
CELL with piece OF glass, but tailed He was
carried 10 The scaffo!d 10 d chair The loss OF blood
from his altemp, a, sell destruction, mol ens.
blng him 10 walk. There were but few persons
present. He denied bis guilt.
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sYAs old .por,h Site still abS .,,.,o
a;sal.s OF two hogsheads fns manuastui ~ county
made by Sir. Thomas B. Lyon jr., Of Gfsa'M Marlin,
nortn Carolina, and sold privately by " o.
Brother Il Co :, SO
No /. To Messrs John Gilmour Co.'a Is
No 9, IN the same. AT
Richmond, May 18th, ls49
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DEArHA.

Died, in New Orleans, the 18Th May, ps.
ARCHER WILLIAMS, aged SO years, native o. y,
teburg Virginia. and for several years past ~
OF New Orleans formerly one OF the propns.,is an
.The Republican" newspaper and more feeen'' =
Inspector Of the Customs.