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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
MRS. HEMANS.


j. eyer ne Poets Lyre.' when touched Nv female
myers. GIVE back tines " thrilling haTmnny aDJ unut-
ie-a1le sweetness. d was when the skAfnl hand of Mrs.
H. 4aas -, If Il mis-. Perhaps there never lived a
woman WIZ lIler poetic ceiling Wa whose nature was
m'!e tAI : ey feminine. Her character combined can
4 ( VITA Slc. riiv, geutirn-s- with dignity. and in hei
''.. So-i- grHIt5 and ~nmta'y sentiment were happily
JrElfu- IAf spirit Nd poetry was never entrusted to
'is Wh] caught ~ re- eagAdr lis hi.h inSI iritnrS. or
made 4 more conducive u ntr own happiness, as Wen as
n mat oi her !elJw-7ei1Is. There wa IN wv which
Ar genius d1 alt hall1w. and DIP sorrow which it did not
sndeavUr = sl0ihe. like a bird II the forest. which
Sings increasingly. IN the rustic wids " liz native W VA,
an when Nlninr, a captive. IN sumo sch1,l bav's cage.
StI warahs IT. 9laintive lay. she poured forth every feel
..- "i hec heart and every Impulse If her soul, IN song
Whether happy or afilcted-in the dark hours Of SUI
5 " and misfortune. as well As in The bright days Of joy
and prosperity, poetry was to her a holy and a 'feartul
Ttt."-a bright rhantel through which flowed constant
streams Of fue th ught aud deep telling. There was
nothing ovrrwro1gh;u n affected il any Of her produc-
vHrs. >ucerI'v was At unce the sui and charm If all
har NrnnE- ant h-r language throughout was the Ian
-sage II truth. lier heart guided her pen. and from it
ssge3 'He roh'est ealr-s o.f.nale talent. Never was it
dipped ia th6 fonl pol Il snyy, sarcasm or revenge.-
"JlA forbidden themes had uo existence in her feminine
oe4st and Her near, was the Home only ot The most ex
aIt4d and beautiful fincies. She needed no artificial
mid f5 make BRO wtar she claimed 10 De. for the germ Of
porty was plla'eli her oJs,n by the God who made
htr, auG It's fair flowers sprung up fresh and native from
tae Hch soi Of her MIND. NJ female poet, Of later years.
has teen able to compete with her, because none possess,
"a 81 eXtraOrdlnary a d-gree, the genius with which she
was hYrgr-J. Mrs. Morton. Ms. Pierson, Mrs. Osgood
and many others write well, but none have yet risen to
that eminent distinction which Ms. Hem3ns attaiaed.-
Sire stands alone To- the brilliant galaxy Of female poets-
the brightest star of al = and 10 effort Of he most fas-
tidioHs critic ran west from her he fame which she has
sJ Justly acquired, rs Z favored child If Song. The foot
strIs filler ,-psr.or genius, have lrft Z shining mark,
1t t.r fL- inns 4lrl of ltfnA. gan ~ bl,r ft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

Tile Lynchbnrg Republican, with it's usu7l frmness.
accuses rs Of "sneeIin5 AT experiencing worth, = because
when Mr.. Powell was nominated. we, IN common with
hundreds VI Democrats, confessed our ignorance IF TIE
man. We thought then, that a man, who had been six
1ears in .he Legislature # Virginia without being known
beyond ne IH.ts " his own clunty, could not plssess
'he qualifications teguisIte to make an efficient member
.t Congress. much less 70 take the stand there, which the
Representative # this district ought 10 occupy. And
wv THINK sp sill, After ihe close 81 tie canvass, and al
though AIr. Powell has been successful. We still con-
tend THAT he has shown himself an adioit canvasser-
nuthlng more. We doubt not that Mr.. Powell is a mar
OF great private worth, aud in i private station we should
delight TODD hun honor. But private worth alone though
% be greatly esteemed does not fit a man for a seat in the
Congress Of the u. States. 10 Be worthy Of that high
station, q man must have s%1undness of head, as well a;
excellence Of character. No sentence that we have ever
written conId BY anyfos>ioIIity BE- tortured into "a sheer
al unlreteudIug wDr.h'- On r!utteSviiIe .ficocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
From Tire Richmond Wing


Impressed with Tie vast iuporanc1 of the Southwest
orn Inf roy,near. Hut only To the property IF their own
lmAeiute n-giblrAoud, iut alsl of the whole State Of
Nlfginia. thr pttsntic citiz-as If this wealthy little town
h4ve c3'e forward III 4 body, ana proved BY their acts,
tIat thelr ZaI h1- uut been pretended. They have al
ready 'ah'n more than 100000 # tie stock, and fit
should 5-c, he neeessqry. We i.ara they viii % a figure
higher even yet. They lad no IDEA Nj calling On Hercu-
.es. until laey had their own shoulders to the wheel
IH,!r pr.Wp. and ~. -AtrneJ iiheralty is worthy not
uHly ofa,. praise, bnt 1i close imitation. We trust it
may bare Ihe ef-ct discriminating the emulation Of the
counties and towns, which HI along the line, and which
aue eqE4.'y interested III he success If the enterprise
ltuII ut, Indeed. do FIR them 10 hold back now. They
htre Obtained vAat they have long wanted, a liberal
caar Grand L rfs'~ nih lhem to say whether they siail
ae-la t.g w~a4'r+ic9t portion VI Virginia, or shall re-
ma'H as they .uw are. without a market tor thse PIG
luc, vito AZ means q raising which nature has 50 am
WY provided them. Thus Tar. their subscr p.ion. we
la r. has aeeu vey meayre. 'fhey owe it 70 their own
cre-lt, AZ t4he care that it Shall not continue 10 be 50.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
.S25 R z VA r D,

ID ANAW w ten thcSis oSri,er,. on Monday, the 7h inst
n my negro man, BU Ne, conn, nv calIed
lie is about - wears Of az tut i feet high Ut a slender
make of yellow complcxion; Inclined to be knock kneed
lips generally Enclosed, Showing a fall set Vt teeth, when
spokento a wildnes> may be seen on his couHtcnance. When
he LETT h had On a black cloth c5p; 1ther clothing not reel
lected- Subsequently. be was seen IN Mr.. Harriss planta-
ton on Burton's Crees. dressed with black cloth cap, white
warn sack coat and black warn pautaloons. When he left
he had no mark on his face rccolerted, but it is probable he
may have received some marks since his deInrture.-
Tie NAV attempt 10 make his way to the State OF Ohio. as
several families of free ne roes leftthe neiyhburho al,
about the same time for that State. | will give he above re-
ward for his apprehension, If taken out Of the State OF Viz
ginia; SIS il taken within the State and delivered to me at
nv residence, "A miles from Tyncnburg on tie l~.vnchl-srs
and Salem Turnpike Road, SO if secured ia any rai within
this state 50 thar | get lin. Address THE subscriber at
Lvnchbrr-, "a. .- RAChENRInt4E CON
- E..-. or
May Its if JOHN on SENIOR.
Republican, Charleston, kanawha, IL publish 3 times, in
ner form Republican, Lynclhurg, To pub!is I'll Is If.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

Two living specimens Of the real Ourane Ouiang ~
WIG man u the woids. we see il stated. have arrived
ln Salem. The animals that have hitherto been brought
70 this c.unry and exhibited under The nsme of TILE
OuraHg Ontang, have been If the species Chinpauze, Or
iage black African Are. The present pair walk erect
upon he hinder feet, eat with a spJon and have all tie
natural movements Of Title human race. They W not offer
p scratch q bic, like the monkey tribe, bat defend
themselves with great dextarity, With a club OF short
stick, aud viii throw AIRY missile with unering aim
They shoy the strongest Affection for each other. and
upon the entrance Of 4 stranger, the male invariably
advances N front Of the female with some weapon III his
hand. If he can SECURE it,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

Ch,lsra ~ The West.-The cholera is on the increase
il ST. fouls. There We're Al deaths from cholera III that
riy during the week ending on Monday The 30th ult.-
Of32 new casesLeporled by the physicians,2 20 died.
There Were twodeaths from cholera at Pittsburgh on
Tuesday. Both cases originated on the river. The
Journal says there has not been a case of local origin in
that city.
Tie Louisville Journal u Mays 9Th reports seven new
cases and two deaths by chloera in taat city. The
Journal says
The disease is not IS violent as it was a few days ago,
and when good medical aid is Immediately resorted to, is
easily managed. The persons enumerated all belong to
the working classes.
Tie cholera ~ prevailing along the Missouri river.
Tne Nashville Whir Of May Sd, says, there has been
no cholera in that city for several weeks past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
LyNcn1uR M a

Prorisions.- Pacon, Gl6.; Beef, 8 to 4 cts; Corn
Meal. 40 a Is cents.
FYor-S4.
WLen,~Rel 70 CENTS; White Is.
G,an-Con, ~ cts Oats 30a 50 cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
UhisFcy-Sales at 70 a rs cents.
Becsrar-IS GEMS.
BvNer-Very duIl. 10 to t21 fr NJ. l..
BrA4dy-Apple, none Offering Peach, none offering
Bar Lon-s6j assorted and $50 90 when drawn to
order.
Cogec-Rio8 Ito Q cents; Laguira 8! to 9 Java III
Motha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax u.
cotton Tmns-SaIes IA to Is cents.
FlGiherS-30 70 80 cts.
FIar Seed-Sales 50 cents.
FTA-IIerring~. NJ. 1, s. 50; Shad, old 81 so,
new s 80.
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-Ne quote Gc,in demand.
Linseed Oi-65 to 7Ocents-dull.
Lard-6a7.
Mriassey.Nes india s. 10 40 Cts per gallon ; n.
o. 1910 IS cents.
Pldstcr-Lump, So to 8.
Surars-New OreansG IT, cents; Porto Rico 7 to s
cents; Clarified ~ cents; Loaf IL u II! cents.
SaH-Sl90 p.
iMlotc-q to o. cents.
Tmr-t350 per Dbl
Uoot-23 to . cts. dull
/. unl n0U,-Nu demand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

Tie Gold Dolir.-Tne Philadelphia papers an
nounce the appearances If The Gold Dollar. which has
Jrst been issued from the Mint in that city. They de-
>crbe i a. a very neat and beautiful coin, about The
thickness of five cent piece. but consider 4blv smaller ii
SIZE. Onone side Is a head of The GOddess Of Liberty sur
rounded by stars, and 90 the reverse a wreath enclosing
tie inscription ~ Dillar; 1870" Outside the wreath
are The words -'Uniled States Ut America"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

A1l1 ho~er,n then, by the unanimous call of The
wee.'h-' oeiife'ed' ~ q style sntable 70 the occasion. i
NOR @-1'f - euiootving illusions to the izienis If Ma.
Jr Coleman as an officer. and his many other exeensn-
FIJI n character. after winch. on motion, the meeting ad-
1uruoJ. "
JOHN 4. McCRAy. Chalman.
y. BARKSnALE. Secretary.
ihe Patriot and Republican" are requested
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
The IIDE-WAYER. RIVANNA AND SOUTH
SIDE CONNECTIONS

The James River ana Kanawha Company having accept
Al THE provisions Of The act Of the last session Of he Lecis-
lalure providing FIR these connections the Chief Engineer
las iire-tedt the necessary surveysandl locations 10 be made.
Mr.. Gil Aas charge Of the Iidewatgr, aud Mr.. Cooty Of
the other connections. Both, we hope, will be compile
tea by tie close of the next year. Advertisements fyr the
n .Tosals viii probably be made in June.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
S.gH.VYOG.s

A SUPPLY Of Saratoga, or Congress Spring Watcr,trr
u up in quart and pint bottles, inst received and warranted
fresh from the Spring. For sale BY
MAY Its if JOHN II. SEiY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.

AMHERST c H., MAY Sth, 1919.
The parties viii take notice that have appointed Frlday,
the 9th day Of Jlly next, to execute the within order, on
which dav, at the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. M. they are reques-
ted to attic "a at nv office, with their accounts, voucher and
copies Of Court papers, prepared Tor eSamlnation ar Ne
IIrUt. RUBEN llN>Li }
Nav Twin Special Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
D4 I~elegraph tor the Haltnore aLnner.
CINeINNArl, May 3, Is
THE CHOLERA

The Board If Health, ia order 10 allay exaruerate
statements, report twenty four cases Of Cholera duIin!
the last twenty four hours, and six deaths. The iiseas
IS Oa The increase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
MARRIAGES.

Married, IN Washington Guy, on the evening of
he 7th inst BY the Rev. l.. F. Morgan. Mr.. R0. v.
PATE To Miss LAURA n. CHRISTIAN-bJth Of
Luxembourg. Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL,
undersigned has removed his sl,op 20 lie house
Il opposite the Masonic Hall, firmefIy used as a
Carpenters shop, where lie is prepared 10 furnish the
public with al kinds Of
KNOB, NORT1CE, FRESSS TRUNK LUCKs
lie fatters hIrnser, that, with renewed. facilities and
the sa ne desire To accumuodate, his work viii continue
to give satisfaction. "
All kinds Of reraifirg to Guns, Pistols; locks, Keys,
&C.. promptly execuie1- T
tie invites the special att eniIon of builders to- the
article Of Mortice Locks which he is nov manufacturing.
May At i f. A. FRIEDHOFF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
RAIL ROAD NOTICE,

TtTlOeE subscribers Who have not paid the 1T instalmcnt
L Two Dollars per share on their stock, are requested to.
call at the office Of the Company and do 50 without de lay.
BY order. +. q. MORRISON,
Treasule r and Clerk ' 81. Il K. CO..
May 7-w2Gif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
FOR SALE OF u.D
COSTUME N.FLE.

tsH RRsk IL II.
Spring AND SUMNER CLOTHING:
WHOLESALE md RET.4IL.
- STRLNG Gad SL.NN1ER ~CkOTHI.NU, at prrces
vcrF much reduced.
COATS.
Goats oF every variety, embracing al the latest STYLES. and
q an improved cut ana make, from IS cts. W III 2, 3, \. !. 8,
s, $40, and upwards
PANTALOONS.
Pantaloons of all kinds, from Is cts tol II 50, 4 rs, 2. 80,
and alsoa very fashionable style, the lamartine stripe, as low
as 3, 3 so, 81, and upwards,
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising silk, satin, cashmere,
marseiiies' vaiencia, fiom so cts, to Is cts, u, y, g 80,
- and upwards.
4 r4 BOYS CLOTHING. Wv.
Always on hand the largest and best assortmentro OF Bows
O4Vthlng ever offered in this CITY,. ..u
a splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and C~iSSITERFS
OF the best make, together with a large and handsome yaric-
ty OF silk and narseilles yestings, winch will be made mp 10
order in the best manner, 20 per cent less than the accust mn
cd prices, and in all cases a neat and beautiful fit guaranteed,
AT COSTUME HALL;
Ia. Corner Of Pratt 81 eet and Centre Market Spaes.
7l H. II. GOLF.
n Attached 10 the abo@e, ( orc. Of THE largest and mos.
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country, embracing
every variety and make, at prices " hich cannot fail TO please
ans one wishing TO purchase g%ONEPRICE ONLf1ke
Baltimore, Md, April 2-w1v.
tl FLOUR! FLOUR FLOUR!
TUST received another lot Of + family Flour. II has gfrerl
q satisfaction TO all who havetrici II. Also a large lot Of
extia superine. MEM A4.rs Nv, SMTfISON &sIATHhNfE
-AFil4 so-'at iT-.f~-n I'D. fN Sa r.A
mYr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Lyach-
l. burg and surrounding country, that he has commenced
the above business in all its various branches. His shop is
in the house formerly known as sslIead Quarters,o and nearly
opposite The Bank Of Virginia. He keeps on hand Saddles,
BRIDES, Sadd'e-Bags, Carriage and Buggy Harness, Ha-
got Harness, Collars, " hips; Brtdte BITS, Spurs, StuTup
irons, BufaIoe Robes, Sc., which he will sell extremely
low for cash, or 10 punctual customers on time. The subscri-
bert work being made of the best material by first rate work
men. he hopes to receive a liberal share Of patronage.
Repairing done with neatness and despatch. Orders
from the country promptly attended %.
Aprh l9-1nIif 5. Thu KaLtV.;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
EirSt SiOcE; Of spring G06Gs ia
.NMrECf .---.NNrCh I2iNII.
Beautiful Books,

\ HAVE lust received about 200 beautiful 7 luks, anpn4
} which may ~ found some suitable tor presents, inda FL
History Of thc Mexican War.
AI.SO-A gooA assortment Of Cola ana Silver Pen and
Pencil Gases. Come and see. ,JNC. L. WRIGHT,
April 2-tsif Atthr Post Ota.a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

A L Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chancery con-
tinued by Adjournment mt, and held for the County Of Am
herst, at the Court House, on Thursday, the 9TH day Of April,
1919.
Elizabeth Read, Administrative de bonis non Of Samuel
Read decd Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Garland, executor Of Maurice Fl. Garland, decd,
and administrator De bonis non Of Archibald Robertson, dec'd,
and Boyd Miller defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17
DESSDLFYTO.N

TIfiE concern Of THURMAN I.ECKIFi is Tits dadis
L solved by mutual consent. An persons having claim
against, and those indebted to, the concern, Will present the
claims and make pa rrent to William l.. Leekie.
JOHN X. THURMAN.
April 6, 1919. WILLIAM l.. LEGkiE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

The subscriber, having purchased out the interest OF his
partner in tile l1tc concern III LEE RICHARDS, Ntw
York, wild ake great pleasure m>urplying his od iriend,, az
well as the public generally, with any article IN the line u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

TT"TS TFIF N.iTI 7, Nc.
IN TONS LUMP y GROUND PLASTER,
lO $50 sacks salt,
5 tons country Bar Iron, for sale BY
March Its JOHN g. MI -,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-17

TUST received another lot of Family Flour. II has sirer
81 satisfaction to all ullo Ilayetried II. Also a large lot Of
extra ~,upcrfne. Ltt .SMrrIISUN &SIATiiASrs
Afri 30-Jat - ..- -.- ?. tn .r~-E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

BY u. J. LANEs.


Ths b-s I;iiei - vssshsd. aas returns not-Sstn'1
have been looking Der the lines long written
Those tender lines. traced macy years ago.
Wnon hopes unwssted promises unsn'ltsn,
Were the brie at portion OF my spfiDgrme glow.
Ny sunkeu eye g,Oxs trsrful az u wsDdsrs
Over the scroll all stained and time worn nov
Ms heart grows weak ss mousnfully I, ponders
On the dear memories Of iongsgoi
have been bending DER the yi0letaosers
srll linked o Love with gentlest thoughts Of you
Nv heart recalls that ewes delicious hours
When With its leaves OF soitest, dreamy blue,
You linked q my rite and babe me trss sure
The fragrant token for the givets sake
The rose IL dead the violets deep szure
Has faded, neer livelier hue 70 take.
Long withered yet sBch perfume round them fingers
AZ wakes thousand dreams Of giribOOd gone
Trembling the wresto hangs 10 my elasping fingers
feel thy dark eyes snswerlng my Own
Tones OF voice long hushed again are steaHns
In bsun'ing whispers to my rap,ufed ear H.
The lingering w4lk-tne rosecro1Ded 1ofen ieFesiins
My youth remembered hOme-In az tnins'o'"
Through al the vanished psstmy tho1gnD are roFing
TIE changeful years that over me nave no"h
Since thou and T. the hopeful and toe io'lhg'
Talked OF toe Future ~ our own, our oHr-
Peace. menoory peace dim scroll ana isdeo no"sis
Back ~ your place no more iona creams fteeh
vsia are snch Visions In this world Of ours
Youth love. hoye, fear nave Outsl0ed h>ra all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
Things On Phiia delphin.

PHILADELPHIA Sunday. March A ?. ~
The political part o. oar cry is ia a great STATE
Of excitement, relative 10 the formation and complex
ION q ley lore Cabinet Hundreds are having for
Washington. Among those Who went yesterday morn
ing Hon josiah Randall
The weather il delightful s11 osrfog The streets the
city wesrs = lovely Appearance oo-y
Yesterday AL infant cnld named lien Coyic' ~hYs1
parent. reside a. ~ Shipsn - va burned 10 snock
irg manner. and Died shortly siterwAfd
Business centrally wss quiet yesterday: Ana tae
market ged 10 shy particular About ~ DDS
Flour sold 2, 81 q s per Dbl for common and good
brsDds Corn M-sl-ine iast sales were a. - % Tor
Penn Rye Flour IN moderate Request with sac. Il
SslOaglet Wheat small sale sss made AZ J "
f,r red. Corn rather dull. with sales 81 Penn ye-
i,e AZ sic weight Ost.-5Outhern held 81 S0c, and
Penn a. % 81 Cotton f-rn but without sales % an
amount Groceries snd Provisions without much
movement Whisky bbls sell a, q cents seeds elo'
yer i marked 1t f,r prime free lo's other knds neg
lecfco PAX seed scarce 4; - 3D. FIeignl-
without much stsrsiion
SAYS o. srocKs-F 0a B8ari--lC0 Morris Canal
l0. 3fO : Bsfk %, DOOM Copper J. 80 : *
% g 90 r. a1lor Rlt u - G.rard Bans. Do Fl v.
Reading mort bds q $40 Penus 81, -Ji 4eOJ :
Bsnk 81; ~ Grad Bank li5 100 Planters Mise,
iIE. 81 90 Read ER bds ca.h. % $500 Pcuna , :
~ sl,DO Harrisburg Bds - 800 Nav % . ~ =
e.. 49, 81 900 Pehns. - ~ 100 F.ezso'fs DAh-
l3r si00 Lebish scrip 70; 20 MONS Canal cs.h ~
| 5000 Rsactnr Mort ". g OC9 Do l-j6 So sl5-v
Nav &c '6j cash, 81 20 GiTarc Bank b Y
Sand Boqrd-l00 Girsrd BIZ, D5, n - ~ rem :
3. sOt. 5000 P,un'a e.. %. - Lehieh p; stVl ?
81 81 % 10 Vicksourg TX. lJs lOJ Lnon Daos., -
100 Wlln I'd. r.. y 500 Lenigh g. tJ1 st-'J q .
IS CO. 81 800 Ciy o. 20 i0l. $1,000 Nav o. - SO
ssOo Harm burg bonds r.; $50 L. T. o.. 30 lVoi -
| Morris Canal 10 10 Beaver Meadow. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06

M..,,. ssssri I- solr John nfes iltef -,'- master
and from af-an ir Crrfrrs reef N DO 40 la- -t r -
.ard from .flaui dates from Ctrfcna are Oh Jan 81. '
f doubt HAT te a-f. although ft~ ''-" liy i'F
Id -r off nv zone vessel t1urf t.faff fl aE- yep
.e @ Tie ff.t ofc-r samuel y f br0os n~ - n - .-l
and w.. -1 ID year. ff- r~sf of Tie re-" YER sa y .
lrs.on 90 3-Ifsaf Ne eyed ff-irfcs slrpfid'' p p
..sf t fhsre More. lp4sci iars ger -,4ltl, hi
s.rf eaar~f ran. FlIei} s. r1oa ihe John ni' va
g--.. 90 3D. ta .-s-a Ole uut 90 DlEaur, -n' Nt -
m 81 l .l- h-8 ss sp-e hoard rod cargo OF pf'''n
ser. ia.1re5. ai al fi- 'eltl1> pfirs iu Bo-f'n
Tbs frs Moae1urs Hsso-I fsp ri- .Fng Q's-' on n
outward passage Ot 49, at DOB e. 100 n b. W t- NffA % i-
fee-f lrr house 1tck hsk. rth PAINTED PORE n 20 l
af tst,h- .r b.th gone and he nane lana M'a fo "
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