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Wanted Cash. CASH

TIRE subscribers sTe jast Teoiging sad oPeh
II ias thsir Fan and Ninier suPTIss. siich
consist ~ . large and oomPleie ss@ortmrni q
essry yarEiy u GOODS usually krFa II cur -
sagr Stores.
Their Stock has been selcctea with rare. anE
chiefly baught with cab. Thy ara ,leaeFEsillez
10 make iheiE prices suit he hines; snd = Thy
are particularly IN want u Cash, those uho have
i may expecs great bargains.
Give us : cal.
LONG 4 WEBB.
October ne. ST.
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,
~ HILI.SBOROIGH

~ filLAscD0NtANH s
THE subscriber would respectfully fsinln his
n thanks 70 he public far he pairunaee en-
tended 70 tbs fEm Il HsushsEout a Eliot; and
~ The busmess xiIl he cOnsiaued ~ him in All u
various bTunches Al The Oid stand he hopss 70 ~
srIys lhe sAse lilrfsl psiTonage.
STILLS. and TIN WARE, ofevers variety
fos household use. manufactured in he mosinra'
and dufable slslc ~ experienced Norkmen. KEEP
constantly on hand, OF made 10 order. on ihe ms
reasonable terms. Repairing Of Sill and Tn
Wore done OH ike shortest notice.
lie i also prepared 20 attend 10 an orders 20
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, an,
GUTTERING, which he engages 10 do in
slyIs equal Tor excellence and neainess with TIA
ofany oei,er workman IN tie state.
Tin War. assorted, furnished wholesale /
Merchants and others. aud delivered n thei
doors al Petersburg prizes.
/ JACOB HAUGHAwouT.
SEPT. IS. ss-
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ca bin ed MATCH cuse.
.MitChell'S Eve Salve,


THE concurrent testimony Of men Of integrity
4 and worth is the hest evidence We can have
Of any fac, Of which We have no cognizsnce our
selves. The great advantages possessed by this
article over every other, are-its Certainty, Safe
Is, Convenience. aud Fconcmy. All Physicians
admit that great danger is 10 hc apprchcnded from
dragging the eye when in inilpmmed and Nm
healthy state. IN the use OF this sslyc this ohicc-
ton is entirely renewed, as no harm can possibly
result from lis use il Icing in oil eases ~ lied to
the e1fern0i portions Of the eye; iherel avoiding
all the inconvenience, rain and danger, hi, ne
ttssarily attend tie intrcdrriirn Of any Iuneent
article info the eve. lis activity in sutduing in
flammniion is 50 gIea, that Int few cafes require
the use of more than orc hottie to effect . rrisct
cure. One physician remarked TO Us, after having
witnessed lis effects in several instances, that il
was perfect Gre Killer" We might multi "
reasons Why this Sal,c should lie preferred a.orc
every thing else in the treatment Of is eases Of TIE
eve, but we prefer il should stand en- lis own me-
r,s. All VIC ask is that its virtues he thoroughly
tested, and that the directions he strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., \. Y
For sale al this Office.
March IL. 81
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NEW FIR NJ
LONG & WEBB

MOULD respectfully announce 70 The public.
w iha, they have purChssed the entire slosk
Of Long. Wel.h, 4 60. and intend carrying on
the business IL IN is laanrhrs. II their Old stand,
opposite the Count House.
They wa1ld take ihis occasion 10 render their
thanks Cor The liberal patronage extended 10 Long.
Welh a Co. and hore, hy prompt attention TO
business and lilsral prices. 10 merit and receive
The confidence Of the public.
a. r. LONG.
JAMES WEBB, u.
August IL. A.
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House Painting.

II HE subscriber respectfully informs his ffiend'
u and the citizens Of Ofangc county generally
that he Is PREPARED u execute House Painting n
ell is variety, and hopes, BY prompine-s and ~
dus,ry, and the ncatness with which be viii en-
deaVor 10 prharm his work, TO receive literal
share q patronage.
L. W. WOODS.
March Q. IL
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FIELD THIS!
UvHE sotsrIibers have jusi received fIen ihs
M Nrsfh. their
Hall and Winter stock OF
@ SSIS9
Comprising almost every Anieie nsaslly keEs IN
this markei. whirh they Plcdge themselves 10 m
Loo for cash a 70 Funciusl dealers.
Thy neiuTn fheir siaoeTe thanks 81 he liberal
patronage lsIsioio4e received. and solicit con
Iinuance af the same.
T'hry call upon their friends generally 70 came
sid eAsniil.e their siock leiore purchasing sisr-
where. as they are determined % give
GREAT BARG AIMS.
DR. Goods viii he sisen in exchange Tor Green
snd Iry Hides a he ususl Pficrs, ssy 70 Toe
Ter posnd.
LATIMER & JONES.
/ Ocias~r 81. ISIS. 53-u
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE sDhsrrilerrespeCtfllly informs histnrnds
- and the public gen~rslly thai be hasan hand,
and eill sndeayoT constantly 10 kesp, variety q
well-maae fnrbilure, embracing All the leading
ARTICLES, such -.
Sofas. Sideboards. bureaus,
Hedsieads, Tables.
made of Mahogany, MaIlie. chsry Walnut.
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite alisRiiaa IL his make Of Port
able WARDROHEs and BEDsTEADS, which
eanno, be surpassed Cor durability, nsainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention 81 all per
sons wishing 10 huy furniture Of any description
Ia give him call heiore purchasing elsewhere, a
he intends 10 sell low as he can possibly afford
and. his workmen are all expeIienced hands.
He has now on hand eieht fine Dressing Bu
reaus. with Looking Glasses. two China Presses
two sldehoarJs, III plain BUREAUS. eight Candle
stands, one sofa. and one Secretary and Book
case. and Beisfeads. which he will sell low.
-. TimIer taken Ia exchange Tor Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Mapl'
&c.
-. Persons II . distance. hnying FuFsiturs
can have il delivered AT their doors ensured sal,
for less than they can DO il themselves.
lie returns bis thanks for past iayors, aud wi
Re thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
FEBRUARY 4. Is
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no BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Tn RRInGE RUILDERs.

III bhIIltE BUII.ULN''
IL Obedience ID N Urler made ~ February
Il term Of Orange eSohis court. Ne The UNDER
sgned Commissioners. ~lll Igcrred g lei, % the
lowest lilIer. the buikiing Il Br,tse acfoss
Hsw River a. Big fsIls. on Thursday The essh
day af March instant Terms and specifications
will b male known on The .lay a leliing.
JOSEPH HOLT, >
BENZ. TROLINGER.
GEORGE HURDLE,
BOSTON ISEiEY,
GEORGE GARRISON,
March I. IL
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THE partnership Of Workman & Iiley hav-
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the undersigned having, ON The first day OF De.
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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07

1
GESrLEHES;--In the editorial columns Of the
Examiner Of the 3lst Of March, there Is cal
Tor meeting Of slaveholders friendly to eman'
eip'tion, 10 be held in Louisville, on the 18th o.
April My object in this note is TO advise thai
TIN. movement be given up. / hope II will not
be deemed too great freedom
Some weeks ago the writer Of these lines OBJ
taired the insertion In the Louisville Journal OF
blief communication on this subject. II was
addressed to the Shareholders Of Kentucky, and
sought 10 direct their attention TO the particular
Interest which they havein this movement for
emancipation. II urged that those Of them
who are opposed to slavery as a perpetual insti-
tu.ion, and who are willing to do something at
lhis time for It's ultimate extinction, may, If
they are wise, give direction to this movement,
and that they ought to avail themselves Of the
opportunity of doing so. To this end, Il was
recommended that they hold meeting or con-
yenlion-lt was intimatsd that time and place
wonld be proposed Tor such a meeting, II the
suggestion should be extensively spprovod--and
all editors Of newspapers in Kentucky who open
their columns TO the discussion Of the general
subject were requested to copy that corarauni-
cation. have not been able TO learn that II
was copied into single paper. The ExaIniner
Itself though devoted to the cause Of enamel |
patton took no notice Of 1t whatever until now. |
few lines appeared in the Journal expressive |
II tho writer's appreciation of the suggestion,
'ut saying that he Was not sIaveholder---and /
more recently communication from another
correspondent Of that paper. approving the idea,
PROPOSES the 18th Of April for such a meeting
n Louisville, and this, believe, 10 ali the NO.
Ice that has been any where taken Of the sub.
'ct. Upon observing the last mentioned letter
a the Journal, consulted soma friends Of tho
ause, and found that while some approved tla
Ian Of a meeting ON the 18th, others very
lrongy objected to it. on the ground that there
ad been no sufficient response 10 the PROPOSE
on, sad that the time was too short. And the
1lectiens, il seemed TO me, were decisive and Z
II was, therefore, with both !
'rPrise and regret that saw your call for the
Getting. IL you attempt to hold, you will, in q
probability, have few gentlemen of Loais.
lie and its vicinity, with still fewer, II any at Q
!, from some Of the adjacent coan,ies. BUTT
i'll be no representation Of those slayeholdem \
the State Of kentucky who are opposed to Z
avery And what weight will such a meeting :
rry with III Simply none h
PLAIN CITIZEN. a
Anil D 1910 L.
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[From the LouIs,nIIs oourier.1

Alta meeting of number OF the citizens of Jef-
ferson county Of Jeffersoato'rn On Saturday the
3ist Of March, 1919, friendly 10 gradual emsnci.
pstion and colonization Of Tie negro slaves Dr..
John S. SeatDn was called 10 The chair, and vii.
linn Short was appointed Secretary
Nc. Philip Speed moved the following rcsolu-
tons which were unanimously adopted, viz:
RssoIped, That Iacob Hikes, W. z. Thomssson,
Fihilip Speed, @. M. Way, Theodore Brown, DR..
J;hn S. Seaton, Andrew Hikes, Joseph A. Swee.
n.,y, Robert Fisher, w. G. fIugg, w. p. Boone,
james Bliss, Henery Kenessief, Wsuick Miller
Jelhn Hikes, Z. s. Beinbridge, John x. Moore, Dr.
u. Ingles, John w. williamson, George Hikes
ESQ.,, Joseph Williamson and jeremiah w. Kali
fus be, aud they are hereby appointed 10 attend
he Convention Of those friendly 10 gradual eTnan
cpation with colonization, to be held in Frank
furt in April next And that amy and even othel
citizen OF the county whose convenience win per
nit, are hereby invited TO attend said Convention
aB delegates
Rssafved. That The Louisville City papers be re
oestea 10 publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN s. sEAT0N, Pres.
Wft1an Snort Sec.
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uHtted esnfss fossgs-fmPsrtant Beguia-
The fost-ofics Department has published the
rates Of postage under the late treaty with
Great Britain, and as modified by The late act Of
Congress:
The Inland postage for 300 mils,snd under is
10 5 cents.
The inland postsges for greater distances than
300 miLss is 20 cents an ounce; 10 cents for
half ounce and under.
The whole postage by the Britiih or Amsri-
can mail steamers, from or to Great Britain or
Ireland. is Is cents an ounce. "a cents for sim
gle half ounce or less.
The United States inland postage, whatever
may be the distance, ON letters sent by the Brit
ish steamers to foreign countries, other than
Great Btitisn or ireland, is 10 cents an Dance;
5 cents The single half ounse.
The postage BY the American steamers, to
foreign countries, other than Great Britain and
Ireland, on letters 10 be sent through the Brit
sh mail, IL ~ cents an ounce; q tents the sin
gle half ounce.
To and by Bremen, from the port, and the
reverse, IS cents an ounce; "a cents the single
half ounce. The inland postage 10 be added.
To and from Havana IS cents an ounce; I2 .
cents single
To ard from Chagrss 40 cents an ounce; 90
cents single
To and from Psrama so cents an ounce; 30
cents single
To AID from other placsa ON the Pacific 30
cents an ounce; 40 cents single.
To ard from the West Indies (except Ha-
vans) and islands in The Gulf Of Mexico, 20
cents; 10 cents single, with inland postage.
ANY fractional excess over an ounce is always
TO be regarded as an ounce.
The above postage may be prepaid or not al
the option Of the sender, except to foreign coun.
tries other than Great Britsia or Ireland: and
where the letters pass through the Bremen pos
Office, In most cases. the whole postage may b
prepaid or they may 20 unpsid.
A postage Of 6 cents 10 charged on letters sn
packages brought into the United States In On,
! private ship or vessel, or carrisd frcm one ror
therein 10 another, II they are to be delivered q
the post-office where the same shall arrive, nm
two cents are added TO the rates Of postage
destined to be conveyed by post, and postnas
ters arm to receive oae cent for every letter q
, packet received BY them to 10 conveyed by IN
! lprivats> ship or vessel beyond sea or from an
: port to another In the United States
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AGENTS FoR THE EXAMINER.

hev. WIN. GUM, Christianburg, Ky,
MILTON STEVENSON, Georgetown, Ky.
J. M. MckIx, 81, N. FIfth St, PhiladsIphia-
JOSEPH FISHER, Chester, VT.
BEcksxR & CAsMFE. Lafayette, Ia.
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
GEo. ScARBoRoUGH, Owensboro, XIV.
z. z. EvERrs, Utica, N. Y.
D. nj. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester,. NY
HENRY CHArrs, Canandsigua, N. Y.
BROWN q WILLIAMSON, Commercial Buildings,
Superior ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
= NEEDHAM, ~, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y.
n. BARcLxY. Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HoofEH CREws, Mount Morris, Illinois.
hon. A. w. GRAHAM, Bowiingrsen. Ky.
WIN. GARSErr, Glasgow, Ky.
Q. II. BARKLEY, Lexington, Kentucky.
J. b. RUssELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati. d.
WHITE * PorrEk, Is State street, Boston
ELIAS Smith, l42 Nassau street, New York.
p. IL. CosAsr, Smithland, KY.
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The Jewish Chronicle for March, states that
the Am,srican Society for meliorating the condi-
lions Of the Jews are making arrangements for
supplying Charleston, Cincinnati, and some
other places, with missionaries to the Jews.
At Rtme--On the lst Of December, the Jews
were released by an order Of the Pope, from n
civIl disabilities in the Roman States, especial
'ly the aiict which compelled them 10 live only
in the narrow and dirty lanes known as the
Jews quarter, TO which their residence has been
confined ever since the destruction of Jensa-
lem, A. ID. 79.
Leirsie.--1he University of Leipsic has been
opened 10 the Jews, and no difference Of reli-
gious belief is TO be- a qualification for a pro-
fessorshp.
The only divisions Of Germany IN which the
entire eSualisation Of the Jews has not been oar.
ned, are Baden, Wirtemberg, Bavara, Saxony,
Hanover, Meckler.buIg. and the Saxon Du-
ches.
The Jewish Disabilities Bill has again been
introduced in the House Of Commons. by Lord
John Russell, and il is expected that il viii now
pass the House OF Lords also.
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COM n X RCaAL.

4
BA66ING AND R0PK-The market for thess sfs
quite firm. and the receipts are inc re- .sns thousl
.'oeks ON hand are light e shipments are prett,
"eass' several holders are demanding higher rate.
oui quotations. We hear OF sales Of several lots q
al lotai5f. cash; and sales Of hight parcels Of
nope al nc. cash. sale Saturday Of several huur,d
pieces and coils private TERMS Sales Of asa
pieces and eo evils at 10 and &c. Sales 10 S.x M o,a
aad 10 coils al 10 and and 1ss eos al ne The No
ceipts this week amount to i75 pieces and f,s coils
The shipments amount to 275 pieces and o5s coils
fhe stocks eft on hand amount $3.50 and 4sa
Coils.
coRDAGE. &e-we quote retail sales Of Manl.
cordsge from The faanufactoy at i3c sales OF oiled and
tarred Cordase at Toe per ID. Sales Of Basng Hemp
iwne at iiai2ac from stores; sackng Irvine we quote
at 25a3Oc.
cokNMEAL-we quote sales BY the quantity at s5a
zoe, per bushe saes the mills for kindried 81 25a
" 50 per bbl.
offoN AND COTTON YARNs.-The Cotton
msrkethss been dun throaghthe week. The stocks on
hand are considered fair for the market The receipts
are i6 bales. sale Saturday Of 50bales good Alabama
at &C. light sales sine at 6!a6c Our quotations for
rorto fair qualities 6a6ie. Cotton Batting quote
at7lasc Cotton Yarns In fair demand and we quote
sues at o. 81 and 7c, for the different numbers inIots;
retail sales To the country ate. z. and &C.
FEATHERs.-su,pies moderate al sc for lair lots,
sales for shipment at s0a3ie.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The Flour market is quite
du and we quote sales BY the quantity at slight de-
Cine The stock on hand Is moderate with light receipts
We quote sales In lots At 50 s0 light sales at 80 co.
tan sales at S4sS4 81. The receipts during the week
are $50 bbs There 10 veryite Wheat arriving and we
continue TO quote at 7oa7sc for prime The receipts OF
Corn are fair. and quote sales from boats at %
a2ie In bulk sales from stores 2aaOs sales OF Oats
as25e sales Of Barley at 5oc. with good demand and
outlittie coming In.
fkoCEkiES.-Thsre Is good DEAD Of frrnpess I'M
NE Grocery Market although the are restricted
ne stocks ON hand ample; and the receipts this week
're 'oz hhds Sugars i65 bbls holasses and I5 BAGS
Coffee We hear Of ses through the week Of 80 bagz
Ro Coffee al 7ei $50 bags at TIC, ieO bsgs al &c; and
20 bags at 7ia7ie We qaote retail sales 7a7lc as per
ioahy o. Light sales Of lava Coffee ut fOis,2lc; La
uyra ct 7a7ie New Orleans Sugar continues quite rm
We quote sales OF is5 aids Thursday Last al &C. and 10
has at Ale; sales since 2l5 hhds I'M v.rious lo. a,
rees ranging from u 70 &c, according 10 QUALITY W.
uote oy the bid al 4fa5ic- We quote Loaf and
Ienned Sugars al 7ial0c for the different numbers and
Havana sulsar in boxes quote at 6z7le-l
i-isuon Mossses wi quote al 2ia26c Hxhf snles
quoL1uons, and reri sales In half bbls al Se rar
sase Aoiasses quote al 2a3Se acrordinto quality
heese IS IN fair demand. We quote sale Of i buxes
oe ana sales IN lots al 6is7c, good lots Receipts
as ~eek l52 boxes lice Is in fair demand for retail
l'esi tne stsck Is fair. We quote sales at 3salic.
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The packet ship New York srived last night
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dates 10 the 9Th uIt Money was easier and rise
had occurred in the funds. There rs no conunen-
ii,l NEWS. ~. a.
The Affairs in Italy cause no further alam.
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Gs->sov Ctittendsn offers reward Of $3.50 70,
the apprehension of james Whitlow, VIII, muir
dered w. F. Williams, in Barren county, on the
9Th Of February last
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nFAn Amencan nessapaper Is about TO be es-
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for the steamers.
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NEW MUSIC.

THIS DAY PUBLIsHED.-"o Ladies' wont VOC
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Twilight Dews," for the guitar.
In press. and viii shortly be issued
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"Allan Percy"
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Music and Book Dealers,
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