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The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
For Sale,
For SaIe or fo Ief.

- A SMALL COTTON MILL. stussed shout p
ST Il miles from Worcester,wil De sold ~ exchange,
@ for other property. or let tor term OF ysSrs la
9uFe al The Ofiee OF The Massachusetts, spy. oeIS
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
TO MAsONS AND BUILDERS.

TO MASONS AND BUILDERS,
U OMAN CEMENT.-The attention of Masons and
Builders IS called TO this article, which much super
ior to all others for BUILDING RESERVOIRS CIsTEREs
IaHks Fronts Of WhGrOes Dams, Bridges, Laying Gas
Pipes, and all kinds Of AsoNBY where tcet is 10 be
excluded or strength and durability are required.
JAMES A. DICKINSON, London Importing B0- shouse
NO 50 CoRNHILL, Boston, is the Manufaciur RS only
A@eni and has constant supply He is like Agent
tor DAY q MARTIN and receives by every rliya from
LONDON their Genuine Japan BlacI ing,
10 CASKS, vari lSy assorted, all small all Die all
large siz or casks containing proportion each 10
suit Dealers and Retailers. Warranted Genuine.
Boston, March 27 d3m
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
Wnter POWer to lex.

- T N New England Village, miles from Worcester
fs5a near The Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
S- cester Rail Road. The building is % by So feet
two stories well lighted and we'll supplied with
Also. near The above, GRlST MILL, nearly new. II
building is % by IS feet with stories and az attic
Two run Of Stone and Cracker, has good ON
Three fonr Tenements rented with the above IL de-
sired.
Also, TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE to
sell rent.
Any all of the above will be rented for or more
years SMITH d. PRATT
New England Viage, March 3. dwif
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
Tavern Stand for Sale.

Co THAT valuable Real Estate well known as the
49, TATNlCK HOTEL, in Worcester, nis offered
Tor sale on favorable The House is cemuodious
well arranged. and in complete order The Barn is large
adjoining. To wishing TO engage in keeping public
h"nse the above affords opportunity the location
belng favorable one, the great road leading from
Norcese er TO Barre the house hiss always been well
patroznled. a portion of the purchase money
msin on mortgage, if desired. The place will be TO let
II not sold previous Ia the twentieth OF March.
For further particulars, inquire OF SAMUEL F.
MOWER, Newton Corner, or sc w. 4. BIsgLow's,
Grafton St, Worcester. dlf Marcn s.
FOR SALE,
ArS VALUABLE ESrATE, No. II Summer ST.,
ses \ consisting OF House, Barn and Buildag Lot
sS-A supply good and durable water, with Rsny de,
sirabe privileges, when m.ned. DIT March 5.
FOR SALE.
k-A 4 NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
Gs5F "A Inquire of MERRlFiELD Il nAPGooD.
As%~ Feb s. dtf
For Sale.
~ A TWO story dwelling House, situSted on Salem
4TsR n 81 Said house is so BY - lert, with wood
A-shed and other coRvsnences. The lOti SS lest Nv
II, convenient for large small ismy. Snj consider.
sole uit the premises For further particulars INQUIRE
Of AINAN ALLEN, Is TrUmba ST
Worcester july H. ls4s. d'r.
Fer sale or to let,
- 4 SMALL COTTON MILL, situated shout y
Ss4 II miles from WorceSter.S De solS ~ exchange
- for other property or let tor term OF yeSrs. la
9uFe al The ofhee OF The Massachusetts, Spy. oel6
TO Let.
ROOM in No ls TAoIas Street, ai by 81 Il, suitable
Il fur STORAGE or Mechanical purposes. Inquire Of
April l2. dsws BURT HOLMES, q Thosnas-st.
T,-T,o1, TrsrI -7o+,ta G., 60
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03

Rice's Improved lightning Conductors
'HE subscribers would respectfully inform the iuhab>
tants OF Worcester and vicinity that they are prepared
TO erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing sen
SON. Ia manner superior any thing of The kind ever VET
offered TO the puhcsubstituling the rude connec,
tlons commonly used copper points and fasenngs gied
spires and copper botoDs adding thereby materially 10
the beauty, strength, and lrability OF the work
Orders By mail promptly attended to.
=, c. RICE,
Worcester, March s. dwif j P RICE
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
Rooms to Let,

A GOOD Room in Warren Block Pearl Street. Also,
"A one or two pleasant Rooms Front Street. suitable
for lodging Rooms. INQUIRE at Ihe Spy office. duA6
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03
PlOws -PEOws,
New Boot and Shoe Store,

j. f. & q. n SMITH
Gm A NNOUNCE that they hive opeDed
IA Store at No. I16 Main-st .
- opposite Waldo Block where ,hey of. r
6Ea~ Ia MEEz9 for cash general assortment OF
u. Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers
consisting nn o. LADIES' Misses and chdren's CATER
and Polka BOOTS Thick and Thin Sole TIES =
SHoETEES, and BUSKLNS of every desired styie and
quality. ~ o"N
Also, good assortment of Cents genteek Dotbe and
Single Soie CALF BOOT Of The very hest ounli,v
MEMS THICK and KIP BOOTS; Bovs' and Youth,s
KIP BOOTS, neat and first rate article sxacy admit.
TO the seas5n ' "'P'c'
GB~To the public we would respecttulv say
that our stock is ENTIRELY NEW-that il has hpsn
caresY selected from the best Sources and purchased
Tor cash at the lowest prices uey we are rs
pared 10 sell Bnots and Shoes FOR CASH af mic. - =,
suit the most economical F'S' "
purchase. JoIN o SWsrlG' rn9' ana
Worcester, March is. dsw GEORGE E. SMITH
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03

SwS 4 VALUABLE EsrATE, No. IL Summer ST.,
5uf \ consisting OF House. Barn and Buildag Lot.
Ss-A supply good and durable water with n,any de.
irable privileges when exam ned. DIT March 5.
The Daily spy., 1849-05-03

k.A 4 NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street.
fa9F "A Inquire Of MERRlFiELD x HAPGoOD.
-A<s%- Feb 5. 6u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
BLACKBOARD, TOWNLEY & IILLARD
PROPRIETORs.
LyNCHBURG. JANUARY 90. 1910.
THE FAEMVILLE CONVENTION.

we have MT heard any particulars, but learn. with
great satisfaction. that the invention nominated Henry
P IEvTYc, Esq. Of Cumberland he candidate VI The
Wig parry II ths Congressional District Al the next
election. The Wing majority in the D.srct i very de-
cded aad he election # NJ. Irving will BE- matter Of
course it our friends % th-r duty. We think may
pI-dg- rhr county IF Camp5eIl fit majority il big favor
te if any SHIRT u that thrown fur Gen. Iayor.on tie
It'll November l4st.
Pr. We learn fr1m gentleman who was in Of the
Delegates that the Convention u~y attended,
ann thai the proceedings Of interesting character.
EEyRY P. lRvING, WYATT CARDwELL and R. l.
CocxE. PIT il nomination ana their clas ain
"a by their respective friends The first was-for
Irving 5, Caldwell and Cooke |. The nomination Of
Mr.. Irving was then made BY unanimous vote.
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COMMON COI-\CII

At called meeting If me Common Council If vrot
burg at their chamber, Saturday evening tbp 96h !
January lcl9 II
Pyc-cm -J,hn NJ Otey. President; Pail Jonas H..
y Davis. Jesse Hare, 7. Partin Geo f. ROBBERS Lhn
K Mcdaniel and L. ID. Jennings, members.
The Clerk being absent, f. ID. Jennings was apn,in,
ed Clerk pro. tempore.
Ine petition, sgned BY snndry citizens, to the Can
mon Council, concerning the Regarding and. pavn of
me AID alley and man street, and above Their unct
was presented 70 The Board, and re ID, and on n,,,n
was referred athe Stree Committee.
" Iliiam II. Nlushy stated ii tie Board that 10 ,,;r
ed y pursue The business Of IN Auconeer il MI Cnr
railon Of lynchburg. and The Board being Satisfied Il
his Character, duh hereby authorize the Treasurer
re license % The said Musby lr the purrose and J
approve Of Oh. J.. Messy and John NJ SEeed a ,he !.
cnrlrits II said VIM H. Moshv, in his bond ID be ~
rnrd, according T. The ordinance upon The subject.
II being stated 10 the Board that the ynrbbn,r
fiose Company is now preparing Memorial ID present
Y the Legislature q Virginia. asking tile passage i 4
law y lncurI crate thrtn AZ File Insurance mpanv
On the motion II Mr. Jones,
Hesotrcd. That MS Board do earnestly recommend "a
he le4l~arnre IL most favourable consideration. Ana
hat the S~a-e NJ snch act would be une il public
bennh. and daorahIp M tbs carporaron
AM then, THE Beard ". ,urned
o"PItd iToln lur journal. D. ROBES, CPk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29
TIL, NORTHERN sfAiT.

short time since, memorial, numerohsly signed
was forwarded u the Post Master General praying that
the Northern Mail might be brought q lynchburg, via
Charlottesville, by which change, it was shown when
the louisa Rail Road shall Ie finished to the latter town
il would reach here about trciy csM hours sooner than
it now does. We gratIfed to te able to state that
the memorial has met with prompt attention. and that its
prayer has been granted part. II Short time, tie
mail will be brought, Via charlottesville, three times
week. whilst The Canal or Sage will continue to bring
it. tri-weekly from Richmond. Oar citizens will accept
this a. an usalment merely Of what Is due ID them
daily nail by the way Of Charlottesville, must sooner Or
later be granted.
Let Is see how the division, between the two routes
Of our six mails per week. will We will sup
pose the Charlottesville mail to it does, and
arrive here Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
and tina. The mail be brought from Richmond BY the
Farnville Stage, which arrives here the nights Of
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. We shall receive on
Tuesday, at or o'clock p NJ, BY the Charlottesville
mail the Baltimore Washington and Richmond papers Of
Monday morningThe Farmville Sage arrives on Wed
ncsday night and brings nothing later from Washington
1t will bring Richmond papers Of Tuesday however,
Thursday we have the Charlottesville mall bring
ing " ashington papers Of Tuesday and W ednesday.
Fridays Farmve Stage brings Richmond papers Of
Thursday but noIaer Northern professionally have
BY way Of Charotesville Northern papers Of Thursday
and Friday, Sc s. II point Of fact therefoe-so Far as
the mail North Of Washington i concerned-the Farm
vile Sage is IF he sghtes. use and We Shall have
virtually but three Northern mails per week. This Is a
state Of things which be tolerated. Our citizens
Will insist upon the mails per week. Which We now
have, being brought by Charlottesville, upon the mall
BY the way # Farmve. leaving Richmond Immediate
y after he arrival Of the Northern cars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

re skeleton and IT, rn.r fair way to share The
SANE fate ~hort ~u9g<a t2ltAA word Be sufficient
To pay the preset RE Crrydtd nc mParrs are Il /
ed ur) IN verr. Treasury nncs a-eghd tyr nr'llug
NV; J. INV tuied States could ~ ntgntl4 Ell
NJ any Go.G Gus CIT. te Turcla-eirur emit or
toll4r- rhr Ouucr. art i i ~ajd d he worth s il
the Uie eles consequently MI re.uitauces tnad-
in IL.
CpI Nasrn and of the array officers are At Fort
Suffer Cln,un7p jones links Il war. IVY va-l it'll
prudent bring t.e public fdaiS nn ur- except in ~rr
sums aly 81 reIGi-td Immediate u-e. II rs ntr
Tx ol+ave shPhere, account If try tiioIfy VI
keepiur he men.
The gjl fever RACES Is al IS ever. ard the quantity
collected has diminished, bn ircr arI Pr. 9aao.
chr-. and all he nece>,aries VI iir are n.St eAr-
ban nrlceS. Living always expensive in iiI~ cuun-
Try but i passes all in-bjad fur 4 ar~ Ter
day. washing five N dH4r- uer 4 z.n. Merchants
clerks receiving tum Sl.~GJ W S3, .0j p-r anuum
.alaryl- y tat NV q -vrrans-ut u dD fiji rvi iIc-rs
NJ nt hnow. Salaries ui'l havr " c,-r l.nl w.th
tie nrs THE ny ufgiverur-. jI.gs. ~. Il, allowed
in tie u 't-~ w hardly compare win lat 4il N
statesmen anu NJ Fly c'1-kS here.
am, MI, Ie,per ullv. r.ur ,bediert servant
Ml.ln R.ra, 4 p. U. $. A.
Gen. n. Towson, PA u4s,rr lieu. III : A.
Wl-hialraa, y. G.
.Our slps are All Shaft If II e.r cuu pl-meu-s rle
OAn ~ Short Ne can spare uo mote oui merchant
men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29
g o " " r N r y RTE
On MR.. SCOTS RESOLUTIONS.
ADDRESSED TO HLUSELF
NUMBER FIVE.

VIM r.,,,,I- II ,1 d IL, ,.1
' '''''N /" lin - so'"'InnS q me JOINT commit
'e M'ie 'dcF1 II h'1 hahds-i nave read them win
h r.'l'' 'i h,.""u9"' H"h certain passages ~
"E = I','fu y "tH uoffines 81 very lau-
t:i ~ IN means n'Ic'la'ed ne extent 70
'-'' MI n ri III ulel'' ny % DOW shut be-
S'." '"S ,''Is h"'t tVel VT seth % paper. Your
b lin HILL II o"n2'eSs :" nm m v II
;r; 4 III III II 'Ae Al supp yuur "iscTet"n,
!, ,'S ''' u'~'''eu yr" J'"3'ntH'- Nhth, ~ your
NH INNe Z Hin coh'i"h nond ana treasure
n G'e L ''or IT. lSuSPrtu 'hai you were u y
E,r.I Hill Empire, ana
W reuF'a' ol"n N sovereign ahd States
LII f''hS m ohly ro0hrn ihs >nspcIon, but show
& f It'll r, onH1' q"f,ceS "hch r,
~ i,"'n i. iu SEraA n tn ufeai edeTal head
"' ar9'.le poNTl ano' Contemplating ne
Tn II , '.Iii N 'u uI III ie'pIe n Israeli
u',,' "ie 'cc"II''aoIf !" me people
I. TIL n.u. 'r'le AIa.n y"u say Il sad That
t't'y oAp" y ir o'ttu ?a'es naS an equal rlght 70
pI7 S. 49, "nate'ef proper
I il I'LL tue '.aps possess % snch rsht. Il
ii. '5',' !. til Il'1r"s = III ohi"h. ne
I ,1,;,, Il o's 4 IL o'''eS ~ y me e.
I'M, 'I,i.o'
I'LL, n' .,.i IL !" In Io"FfS "hch 'hiS seH exist
a,; ,t,, \ HI ;,,. o,.i III su'J7c'' ieau
- ' '''" y"n' SP-fch
; .''"' II. II 'uvAPVe' HI P"l'r n hfNor'h
I'LL I;;- 4 ;I II t;- '.'7' "''o u"y "d'G ny
L'. Ii; ,l- - ;, o '' d, u :" oe ilhc'u uioh
;, Hit ,b, fe II ,II III - sane he
.t ]. I u " o ~.
ask
,r- IL rnrr WHY r,-. Ii Ii 5".' I In"l'io'l \
ti,ror y Na III I,7 ,l,; f""I ~, oei ~
Ill h;15,in I'LL aJi-;, III Iy. ,' ha rI Hill = ~
,,,ar2 Nnnna 'c,n dorr TILT 4 l. Iis'I.ise
t Ill WI I-; - il y AesNld,
,,r,n ,t.t ,os.,,Lts Il i III s' Ha' "e.eu
IL L;. II 4 f Iat;.I u, f " IT. '''el'Stl'9
-,; L; Till It'll 7 II 'i'i II IL power u
il tho e'i,",le y II III extent IN
this snho.t IL I'LL Const,n,;on r. l,eo p9"e, %
iii ii tna,, i h.tIrr,sla ! 'nele 4 suI"' az
- s i'll Ill !; Pu"Ti W. oo"s'eSS
ar Hn oa , i,r l. II IL Il. sii'i' Ivy"
III ,,o-a y ~ ! nag ''us MUCH anu
..pnt i u s,;. WI, WI -
trust no,rer-so II III GiSlst,va ro,'or a,;J
That there Il s1rncthnr IL III na.ur IL ha IT'LL, hi
estrr.s lis action. II i II n exercssd w,b I'LL. j Il,
he righis IF he citizens VI M, Tni,aJ S,aa- ise1
discreeIly Ri VIA i 4, iu,Ira III u WA ,ei aJ
prdiencv Of HI exercise but C,nuress 4 Th ,rs, II 4
naI There IL HI other iudce y
Verify Sir If ttis M nnt ] r,itbf1 Js.i,; IL ,
Despotism ~ arbitrary Al Ibat III M ura,t NI ILnoy
not what It ii That liz Stats b1vo III ;I j III
Territoresl That tbev belone II III .sEade,I ,bar
es,r That tbe exercise II tlis noor ha jill IL
sol4 iudres That he simnla ,r,n, r. r,,ra Ibid
t4ct iuvnves M rigbt VI dastr,rr .i In. I'LL ]
n,,t III limited \, CnnorasS III ,E r; it'll; III III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

We have more than once expressed ourselves in "a
vor Of Congress STIMULATING stated annual SUN 10 be
rald for the transportation of the mails troops NUM-
TONS &C. the United States across the Ishmus
Of Daren, BY the company holding grant from the
Government Of New Granada Of the privilege to make
Rail Road to connect the two We have favored
this scheme, from the consider alton that il could Be
Tied int, eXecu ion at We have never suppspd
thai would supersede direct Rail Road from tie Mis-
sissppl to tie Pacific, within our own territories The
reader is aware that Mr.. Whitney has had hef re the
public, for some time, project # Rail Road from the
upper Mississippi 70 Oregon, and that he has memorial
lied Congress for aid in the shape ola grant Of Tie pub
lie lands, to the extent Of 30 miles each side Of The
road tor its whole extent Mr.. Bayard pitalist Of
New York. has presented memorial to Congress FIR
like aid TO rail road running much farther South lie
offers 10 deposit with The Government FIVE millions If
dollars, guaranty for the accomplishment If the en-
terprze and asks but % miles Of the public lands on
each SIDE If the line. The offer Of The deposit indicates
that he is in earnest. We should not be surprised 10 See
Congress accede to The terms he proposes
Jared Sparks has been elected President Of Harvard
University vice Edward Everett, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29
lNTrnLNTINl. RESEARCHES

men.
INTERESTING; RESEARCHES
Tile auhrut-tv ID .-jIe AitrL Iel5rr Drcaratiun If
IuIrttpe-c " ss~ pror been s4aj..t Of c,urovtr,v
n.p1l rr. III uiru. Mr. J II siu regarded the ducu
meat ~ snur d. ard N a-at-Sri tile rreence III tue
exstanra f ,urh trp.r rs "a urii~iaate qnz''
j. letter. dated Jllv. 1870 addfs.srd VI Nh ,hn
Adams Mo had enc Sad Il, Hin a c.pv If Tile Essex
r. gister go tanning he NrchlrubaL araau tie pr1-
ceei> w his reasons ll his Iucreijv. IL @4Ns-
If 'hls p1ter he really taken from the Raj IIh Reg
i-.-r a. quJtri w.ar il should have escapel Richie
vho cu'- What Is rpd trn paper. the Tee frui
every flower: and the National INTEL Ieucer, 100, which
Is edited BY North Ser ln; amt that me hrA ~hond
bazA all enrr IN f.sepX thuustTd mil from
where the spark l. said 10 have fallen. But if eag "a
ken from the Raleigh HeGiser. 10 IS the narrator. and
i The subscribed rat, fictitious the ia
pr its-,f? Il arn4as tln to IN uu4iml bj.k which
Is b. mi. 10 Mr. Alexander \ III X dei: III int Letter
from Caswell Hughes and Hooper. Ali I,ad IL c.py
10 TIE dead IasN.l, and another sem y y c'or
Williams n unlv mortality tlr1 X n w memory did NM
,-,ulrct. lhc As e has Written NJ NHth Ganl-
IA. hi gar4tir NJ its crn'y Nj NIrckE- uTI llo-
to- silent N s hI~t ~ Marion. NJ >c-nr o
action the clui'ry b,nlFrhg un NJ chlruhurT. Ram
Aiarsha. j'oe@ {. rarln. Win. histosnS ot tHe
adarent ~ e~.a senN hrn Mt Henry : rrshGtio1.
far >hurt II Independence Il " lIle lLhn"g hr"u4" eV
paper, and kindrd haLt sie> "A NE Atlantic. hlS
flaming dnc iiIn " lhe same d1te. # the ndenend ne
~, urt r"HH'y- "f N .rh Car una ap0'''n9 4
Iii I, "''2' INN. and a'lIrHg ". P''Nf@' c"'-
t''" "'.I IT'LL RI IA. a'' "h-i ~tht /" congress- I'"'
= "'t' "'"f" !. n h' KIM " tE"h iNrIErn'hIh
-" >'"'''' P"iN~,'''' II il.st "n;' e H'll
80 l'hFu ~ l"3 D'i 'Ai'"n8' "'i'I TN y"
'''''' 1-'N W l,H "ff"" "a7 " ltu"e .ou
"' ''I'f lid ''"1 II" HWY alN"c'F % H"'.-
"',r ''- .e 4' f " ''i'3 rou'' I"
' " III III II MINT I" '!GN'"''" 8
/" I""- = nr"'rs uf"' III. III LII rN1''
p :, ~. county y >oi'l C'l'
"': va Ut WY 9""'ed'
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MR.. CLAY NOMINATED.

Welearn by Telegraph hat Mr.. Clay has been nom
mated BY the Wings If tile Legislature Of Kentucky,
L. 5. Senator. We presume his consent had been OBJ
tanned, ard his return to tile Senate may heref re be ia
Ken FIR granted
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.TTRS. S..gEP ON

n IN be found Mr.. A. b. Pauet' the HILL and vi
~ attend promptly u all ral made VI her as MIDWIFE
lIer charges, il all eases, VIII b. moderate
Ann SIMPSON
Dee 81, 1GiS-1ar5t
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CHA WIS. CLOAKS and SACkS--t great yarie-
. IF Shaw Clcak9 and Sacks. A is far
advanced ii sell unusually low Fer bargains call on
Jan l5-ts PETERS s S FltfI.ER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

G5- The first report II tie election \, u. !
The Senate " The United STAT, \, ID IN v,o,. ~ %
0y his own signati'n. VA premature II4 HI
rveT snbs' qurn's ben rlrc'ed by tie LcgI,I,,n.
Ntrlngan ihnnlh not uithau' dIfli u'tv
Yen IaSs sild. some time a-,, that he wmrJ 4. .,
I'n1 y rec"t'r he Senate, only ~ unaaiu o,s
ihe i.c-i~Irurr- His unanmry was verv t5r VII
M attained. The vote stood, fr Lewis Cas~ Y,
irrn- 36 That ~ Mil, however, lahs VII iii
onr need doubt. IN
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]. z. THOMPSON, MD.

hereby certify That I have been acquainted with Ms
Ann Simpson several years. and believe Her Be an
honest and successful the practice l har profess
spu, a. liidnlves generally. SIZE. COLEMAN.
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rASHMERES & MOUsLINS--seotr

u ueres Alou~hns, Gala Paid and Iress silks. GIea
bls -al- llrly W III il t4ese goods ny calI4g
jan l--ts IEILl.1 y s.. IGLEE.
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oPlttsyIvania County, "a.
We the undersigned have ben the habit Years
having Mrs Ann mpsun in her Profession,
anl shc been successful do cheerully
commend her Profession. Given under hands
tins the list November. ISIS.
ChurchHell Anderson, VIM. II. Punkett
willis Ham, David Barber,
Raleigh " hitc, NJ ID. Ambrose X. MARI
john ). Glass, VIM g. Grassy.
q W. Thompson NJ d. Smith Douglass,
Mrs Martha THOMPSON Hiram Lame,
David Logan William Yates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

Jared Sparks has been elected President If Harvard
University, vice Edward Everett, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

The Democra Of the Shoe string District are to hold
Convention in CharIotesvllle,o on The l7th February to
nominate candidate 10 be supported for Tie House Of
Representatives. We presume Mr.. Leake viii be the
choice Of This body Mr.. Andrew Stevenson we observe
from card il the last J4tirr,onian Republican beus
leave rosay that he does not wish his Be present
ed 70 the Convention candidate FIR the nomination.
The Wings al NJ lDss to their candidate They
g. a. man. FIR the present able and iaLci gabe
Representative, an1 have pJt doubt If lis re.el4cB
by AZ incIeao.i nlajAiiy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-29

David Hale one Of the Editors and founders Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce died Fredericksburg
on Monday last He on his way 10 seek relief in a
Southern cline, when two three months SINCE he was
taken su in Fredericksburg to be unable to pursue
hjz journey. His flinily and friends were with him at
the lime If his d,ath.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-12

In ls42 the tariff was greatly modified There was then
.sthe beginning of the end" Increased facilities af
forled for the introduction Of foreign products As
commencement, all prohibitions were repealed. lmmod'
crate duties were reduced The introduction of raw
terias OF ali kinds was facilitated In each succeeding
year. until 1916, something was done in the same
direction; until at length, in that year. acts were passed
the sugar duties We had then free admission OF all
the raw materials OF our manufactures and all the first
necessaries Of life. But all this was done OF our own
accord There was no reciprocity Our acts were not
contingent upon the acts OF others They adhered to
their hostile tariffs We did attempt to fight "hostle tar
ifs with free imports" And what has been the effect
We have now nearly years to compare since that
policy was begun Here is the comparison:
Exports from The United Kngdom-Briiish Produce and
Manufactures: I. 49,.