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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-14

Referencesin Indiana.
His Excely, Gov Jos. WR,GHT. Indianapolis
Col. James H. LANE, 1t Governor, do.
Hon. C. H. TEST, Sedeary OF State, do.
Douglass MAcGUIRE. Auditor OF S. ate, do.
Hon Caleb B. SMITH. Gainesville.
Col. w. A. GoRMAN, ~ C., Bloomin gtOn.
Hon. E. M. HUNTINGTON, Judge U. Dist Court,
Canned on
A. NJ Puett. Esq, RoekriHe
Col. Thos H. BLAKE, Ierre Hante, Trust Wa
Chas. BUTLER, Esq, Ne'o YORK, Canal.
Jacob D. EARLY. Esq. Ttgre Haate.
VIM. BuRTcH, Pres Branch Bark, VincemReS.
James Collins, Jr State Agent, in Neqc York.
HENRY d. ALLiS, Agent
ian23 Evansville Indiana.
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Thousands of Consumptiors

and Chronic Coughs abundanty prove unfdag efficacy
in such discusses and undoubted curative power and
soothing healing properties in the following complaints and
diseases viz Splitting IF Blood Bleeding the Lungs Pam
in the Breast AID Side Night Nervous Complaints Pal
piatioa Of the Heart Cholera Indn, DySeHtry and SEn
nlsr Conlnails Children and ddNLs Asthma md ILL
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e()HS|:;ljJulPTl

In all Christanized and civilized countries has caIsed
larger proportion Of deaths than years there
efs the human family elday stop the devastation Of
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE..
THENOX iNSO hANOE COMPANY,

YINC NNES, INDIHANh.
- Is now taking Fire and Marine
e SKIS on as liberal Terms as any other
49, tnpar,y in the country.
The Capt. of This Company is securely invested,
and is unlaired. and tie community may rely
with pc. iec,utdence that all losses Will be prompt
ly paid.
Lite lnsulce. for limited period, may lie OBJ
tanned at Ih(gency OF this Company.
Risks in Les OF persons going to California Will
be taken at textra tate OF premium
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INFORMATION WANTED!

INFORMATION WANTED!
THE father and mother OF the brothers CHARLES.
Il LEWIS and GEORGE CORDS, are anxious 10 OBJ
tain information relative TO their herea outs. The
last heard from them they had left faducah, KY.
tor the South, last November. Any Information
rel alive to them will be thankfully received by
Capt. G. A. COKEES.
ieb27 Evansville Ind.
5TPaducah Journal American. Monroe, La;
Shield. Helena, Ark, copy to amount of 81 and
send bill to this flee
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Good Tesfimonv

% The Ohio ..ate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
sPsaks of Bulls Sd ssaparilla:
IE Has NO EQ. AL! The unprecedented sale
1I Bluffs Compound Fl, ID Extract of Sarsaparlla in
s CITY, where 1t has besl introduced Tor the past
months ONLY, with tn very gratifying effects
Soon all who have ried it, warrant the as
TbS IL NH LII u purifier Of the blood it has no equal
1ss = my assertion, but it IN be substantiated
by calling oi.the agent in this city"
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When used according to directions
Will Cure Without Fail:

Scrotula, or Kings Evil;
Cancers, Tumors;
ETuptions of the Skin;
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Pains in heBones orJoints
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling of the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia;
Salt Rheum;
Diseases OF the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from the
use of Mercury;
Loss of Appetite;
Paia in the Side & Shout
ders;
General Debility;
Lumbago, DrOpsy;
Iaundice. CUstiyeness;
Sore ThrC at;
Bronchitis;
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Coughs and Consu1nptions,
Breast. Throat, lungs, aud Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary nature-such diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when the
he
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FLOUR.

T UST received 700 barrels Wabash Flour. n supe
J riOr article, made of old wheat for family use,
or sale by
jana daw ALLIS & HOWES.
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SPICES, &C.
10 BAGS Pepper; : do Spice 3 do. Race Gin.
HI ger; Dbl. Cloves; case Nutmegs,
Just received and for sale low, by
nl9l FOSTER & BR JWN
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To RENT.

A NEW Brick House. situated on Second street,
N six good Rooms-very pleasant locntion.
Enquire of R. B. HART.
ap24 Tvs
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Coughs, Colds;
Weakness of the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
aehe;
how'oirits, Night Sweats
hx!pos9s-e Jr Imprudence
life,
E c hronic Constitutional
Diseases;
And is a SpriIT and Sum-
: mer drink ant general
Tonic for thesysem and
a gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBlue Lick or Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlit.
Powder.
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO..

UST received from the East and in store for sale
y 20 halt chests Imp Tea,
50 caddies do do,
500 gross summer Matches,
feb2l-H ALIIS &, FOWFS-
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L Il Il Nj 8 J..

Louisiana has provided for the Washington
Monument block bearing the following in
scrption "7He State Of Louisiaoa-ecer ioyoi
10 The Constitution and the Union"
= Ned Buntlinc has been pardoned, and is
now going at large.
- A slight naval skirmish took place on the
Goth of November, between boats belonging to
the United States and China. Two Cinnamon
were killed. The Chinese made the attack.
- The Senate has confirmed the nomIna-
ton of Rcnard w. Thompson, of Indiana, as
Charge d Affaires to Austria.
During the past year 55,615 German
emigrants arrived in New York.
- There has been another eruption of
Mount Vesuvius.
- Extensive preparations are being made
by the people Of Ireland for planting the potato
crop this Spring
- The Prussan Parliament meets at Err
furt on the Goth inst.
- The Union says, in commenting upon
the speech of Webster, eve presume that he
will set but little value upon anything which may
fall from our PEN After this frank admission
of its want ofweight, the Union need not com
plain if it be destitute of influence.
- \ bill changing the time of the meet
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IYNCnBURG. MARCH 1850
MR.. CALHOUNS SPEECH.

We publish this morning, the speech of Mr..
Calhoun a speech made in bad spirit, and di-
rected to bad end. Itmanifcsts a determine.
ton to insist in the pursuit of course, which
right or wrong, will effect the dissolution of the
Union. The speech abounds in sophisms, SO
papable, that 10 read is TO detect. The speech
certainly indicates marks of genius, but it is man
fest that it is the effort of genius, who has
failed in his attemptto subserve bad aim. 1t
is the last struggle of disappointed expectation j;
and is alike disreputable to the man and his
course. 1t is probably the last effort which he
will make The intirmties which now press up
on him, will, no doubt, hasten him TO the grave.
And probably, for his own good, and surely for
the good of the nation, his efforts ought now to
cease or his policy change. WHO'S it, that is
not struck with the strong contrast between
Henry Clay and this champion of Southern ia
natcsm f? The one comes great pacfca-
tor; the other creeps from bed of affection to
heighen the agitation. The one seeks prcserva-
lion of the Union; the other strives 20 effect its
dissolution.
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NEW YORK, March sc p.


TIP 10 ihia writing there is intelligence oi the
steamer Canada. now due Mt Halifax.
There wasa better feeling IN the Stock market to.
day and Government Sccuflra have advanced. Sales
of T. :. G'sof 1867 nj LA. The Money market is
bolng sill easier AMI negotiations making freely nj
eGsicr terms No, much duna in Sterling Exchange.
The rates are nominal NJ Ss 10 per ct. prem.
Flour IL quiot-lhr demand only for home and tho
lta tern market. Sale. To day amount 10 5000 BIDS Mt
A 81 t1 S. for common Western aud State brands
Pure Grnrsrc s. 5Dl5 G2, Canadian 81 75a1 81
Southern Flour IS duh Small sales Of Baltimore aud
Georgetown NJ S5,J l2@. Com meal is quict-s,l's II
s. - los2 81. Rye Flour has declined with sales al
s. - per bbl.
There is a steady inquiry for Whrai. but the imne,
OF holdcrs prevent large operations. Sales oi 5000 hush
els Grnpsce nj 2S eta Corn is steady sales Of 30 Np
bushels nl 5in55 cents for white and mlxrd. aud 5Oi5
cents io yerw Soulhrrn Ols s.. aud northern iOa42
cents Rye 57a53 cents per bu.lel.
Groceries sieady--s sales of 500 bids New OIrans
Molasses % per gallon. Sales Of 300 bags 81
Domingo Coffee at cents per b. There IL no chang
10 notice in Sugar. Rico Is quiet
There is fair inquiry for Provisions. and siles 10
day of 5000 hbls. Pork a't0 25aO 81 for Mess. and
S. slaS 81 for Prime. Bacon is in steady request
Lard scady-sales Of 500 bbs. g. cents for prime.
There is an increasing demand for Tobacco, and pr
ces mo advancing. The stock small
The Cotton market is depessed-prIces declined
The sales are OO bales n, l2.al2s cts. for fair L p
land, and l2lal2, Tor lair Orleans Dealers nre mol
much disposed 10 operate until they haVo received Lar
Their advices from the other side.
Who,ey has slightly ionpr we'd and is in bottor 70
quest. Sales 10 day a, % cts. per gallon in bbs.
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Office of The "Baltimorc american,
AloNp,y N.ucu 8

NbNbhf, hAhtH. o.
Exchange the first Of the week considerable
busincs done in Sterling Bills We quote from ~ to9 pei
cent premium.
American Cotton and Woollen Goods The demand lol
Cottuns this week has improved Price. main aimed but
there large sales. Woollcns very finn and
siderable sales have been made at advanced prices.
Cattlo-Ihe Offering. at the scales Monday reached
500 head OF Bcevcs, of which 400 sold Co city butch
es 100 packers 20 lett unsod, and $50
driven 10 Philadelphia Prices ranging from ~ 70 to 81 -
the hoo equal So 50aS % net and averaging s. 3i
gross.
Uogs-We quote from s. % to s. 62I.
Coffee he sales OF the week foot UP about 2OOO bags
Rio I3ial cts per h. Generally speaking, the kot
has been very quiet and inncs to-day. The Of
holders and buyers regard 10 prices far apart that
OF moment be looked Tor lille they
tinue be held There have been three arrivals from Rio
de Janeiro this week. viz the Indus, with 1900 bags tie
H. Douglass with 632 bags and the Baltimore, with 2i00
bags. The barque FL Dorado from aguara, brings 1862
bagsmang the total import Of the week $50 bags The
stock of Rio snow 10000 bags, and OF Maacaibo and La
guayra II 500 bags.
Fish-Saes Of Mackerc making at former rates, viz
No at Sl2 75al3 No. at s. IS and No. at s6 25a
Is Goldfish selling at 81 75a3 for large, am 81 l2@
for small The inspections for the week 10 bbs and 81
half bills Macscrel and bbls Sa mon.
Howard Street flourThe market has been dull through
week There sales Saturday OF 700 bbls at 81
GA and 800 bbs 81 SCI On Monday of 1900 bbls.
make 81 GA and 400 bbs at 81 SGT On Tuesday
OF 300 bbls 81 56t On Wednesday sales al 400
bbs made u G2l and 300 bbls at 81 56i Yeser-
sales OF 500 bb made at S 56i To-day sales OF
300 / bis. at the rate,
City Mills F!our-Aier last Weekly Report was
closed sales OF 1900 1900 bbs. al 81 ga
piicc since been offered and refused and holders
asking aboy. the plie; al Which How and 3toe
Flour oanle bought
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ElREIEN NEWS

BY the arrival fthe Canada, we learn that
the Hungarian war has not yet received the
final stroke. Turkey is not contented with her
agreement with the powers of Russia. Great
discomfort prevails throughout Hungary, and an
actual collision has taken place. The collision
resulted in the death of thirty men. The oppose
ton of those nations, together with that of Swift
zerland, may lead to some fresh act of war;
This is quite probable, the Austrian fleet has
sailed to Greece for the purpose of defending that
country. In this defence Austria will no doubt
receive the aid of Russia, but she will he brought
in collision with England and France; a combi-
nation too strong to admit of any attention to the
affairs of Hungary and her allies. This will be
a favorable opportunity for an outbreak in Hun
gary; one which will not pass unobserycd, and
one which an cXasperated people will not per-
nit to pass unavalcd. But whether Hungary
seize hold of this opportunity not, there eX-
lists the probability of war, in which it is pos
sibc to crush Russia, and the indications are
strongly in its favor. Russia once crushed civil
liberty will commence totake hold in the old
world, and then we may confidently expect bet
ter conditional better condition of the people,
and better condition of the governments.
France quiet, but not contented. She is in
active, but she is mutterng. The government
is watching the people, and is growing uneasy
and fearful. The indications are not favorable
to peace. The government fears an outbreak,
and is increasing the military force to provide
for the cXigencles.
The policy ofthe British nation as TO be pur-
sued by the present Parliament, is not yet fully
developed Parliament has been engaged in dis
cussions of the free trade policy and the altcra-
tons OF the election laws of Ireland.
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PllA. March s. & r. NJ

There has been better feeling in the stock market
day, and government sacntilles have improved Ia per
cent r. IS o0!pon! The money market is plentiful
!, supplied aud dIscnnn tasv To be oblniued good
papers sterling bills nominal nj per cent premium.
The market IN ur is quiet ealrs OF 200 10 500 bills
nj IS Tor standard hrnnds small sales nj NJ
81 81 Corn meal isqnol a 81 62j rye ioui s. " -
"A 81 81.
MOI much doiaa in Wheat Small sales Of red AT
lo2al05 cts White d. l0Sall cts. Corn Is quiet
Sales of 1000 bushels ut 81 So eta. for mAed
and yellow. Oats i2,35 cts, Rye 59a60 eta.
Ptovi'ions in far request. Salcs ri 400 hhs pork
At ilO9ia tll fr mess Lard 6aa7 cents 10 bbs. aud
kegs.
The market for Grncerc. ia stesly but not nrlve. Su
CARA quiet Prices unchanged Mooses 27a2Sc fpl New
Orleans. Coffee held truly but buyers shy. Rice
unchanged
Tobacco ia stll held firmly and ho tendency ia 10 adj
vance. Holders moi anxious 10 realize.
Wool firm as last quoted.
The Cotton market Is very quiet mud rriees dropping
small sales at J 10 CT decline since Tho beginning vi
the week. The stock on hand is accommodating.
Whskey is steady aud in rather better rcquesr-small
sales nj 23i a2ib aud % cents III hhds aud bills
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IuERpOOI MARKETS Feb %

Coi,ou-lhc Cotton market has been depressed, and !
decline If fully lid per h. has t1hpn place dung the
fortnight The Committees quotations are for far Up
lands aud Mobile 81 and for fair OH 'anS Old. Sales
during the Two weeks unt to 1900 bales. aud dn
ring the last week 10000 bales OF which / 900 in all
were taken by spectators.
The Cum market has been much depressed, and pr
cos almost nominal yellow quoted al 21a2ss, and
white 30l30s Cd PER quarter. Wheat was quiet.
Flnnt-Ihe enslrg prices for best Western Canal
22a22s Cd per biol. Philadelphia and Baltimore 23a23'
Cd.
American provisions had improved. New Western
Bacon 32a3is; fine do 36a37s per cwt. Lard has al
yanced, aud is in fair request at 33s
American Stocks u. ). G's l06l an advance.
Coffee is fiat, and prices tending to decline
Iron is du, but prices moi lower.
Feghts are sieady.
The money market has been in fuciuating condition.
Cnosos for money close at 953. American securities
are in fair demand. without much change in prices.
Tobacco has been very firm and prices advanced with
an upward tendency.
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RICHMOND. March Z.

RICHMOND. March 7.
TORACCO.-Rc Receipts falling of domsnd aclvo Al
ratler improving rates. We quote l.nas ~, 10 s.,
Lent 81 Ia Sl2. rs in quality
FIOIfR.-llrlers are asking 81 81 }, frr Richmond.
Purchasers olle ST - FOR Richmond aud S. lor SCOTS
Vile
WllEAT-Rcd 81 cry oSl % per boshcl, and
white 81 % 10 81 on.
CORN-52 to 50 cents per 81 lhs
WHEAT OFFAi..-Brou l2i els Shorts Is cent =;
Brown Stuls p cts Ship Stuff, 40 cents per bushe -
Demand fair and stocks lIsht.
CORN MEAI.-6O toto cts. per buahel.
BRANDY. --Oard, Doruy Go. 81 % n ~ 80; \.
Scignete 81 -; limitation 81 30 cents; Sazeao &33i;
Peach dull at $lnS -; Va. Apple Brandy. new 60; old
rs cents Northern 40 All high priced |randles are very
dull ofs sale. the prices wa give being merely nominal
WIIlSkFN. Richmond recided. % cts in barrels,
with good demand, Cincinnati reclied, in barrels none
in market.
PROVISIONS
Wequote rev city cured Bacon at az cents hor
round; old Western sides 5ia6, cenls; new Gaj!i old
Western shoulders iais cents 5a1i; new llams a
10 els. Lard in bbs 7a7 cts; III kegs. 7as cts. per
BUTTER Mountain 6rkin,l al7, ets. per h. for n
superior article; ordinary article may be quoted at
to II cents
GOFFEE-Wc quote Rio 49, a Is cts I.ngnyrn Ia
lii Java 10 l5s cts per H. There IS de confidence
Gll in this Article aud dealers are holding or
MOIASSES Tho market is well supplied and we
have no change To note this week in prices We quote
New Otleaus,n bbs cargo price, % u ct' III small
lots % a 80 cts per gallon. Cuba 2O'22 cts.
FLAXSEED 81 lc-none arriving.
SIJGARS-Cuu.inucI in good demand, with large re
cepts This weeks anetlon sales show decline ri II
e. per h. We quote New Orleans A 81 cents Porto
Rico 3 g. CENTS.
CLONFRSEED.-Sacs al 81 81, per bnshel.
BFESWAX-22 to % cts. per pound.
CANDLES-We quote talnw Candles II - cts
Halls patent lie, Patapsco adamanllne % ren'si
Spermaceli 40 To II cts; Cincinnati adamanna 293D.
FEATHERS b n 80 cts per III. for geese
FISt-No cul Ileuings- IN frs, hands retail
price So g; No gross s. - al 80. Nlackerel-
No. /. Sl3-2. SO, s. 50. ad-&5i g. dull
HIDES-Grecn sailed i? cents peflb.; Cali sailed s.
cents To 81 each; Spanish 3 II cents.
IRON Pig Iron s2i 10 $50, according 10 quality
Swedes S9j per ton; English S6j Trsdegar Oichmond
manuacory) 800; Up Country Bar SS5 10 $s1,, accor
ding to quality. Nails cis.
LINlE-NlaTke very duIl-list sales % cents from
the wharf
! PLASTER Lump, So a3. from the wharf on til,
Basin 81 terces of 500 pounds ground 81 %.
SALT Las, sales mt wharf were made at 81 81 :
none arriving; from tho price is 81 40 10 81 i5.
| SOLE LEAlIlFR-Good Il 10 10 cts; damaged
10 l6l good stamp II to l9cens.
SOAP.-Fur brown 3 cts yellow Al 5 cs. per ID
white and vafrgated IL ii cts.
I'VE STOCK MARKET
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-14

ing OF the Virginia Assembly to the % Monday
IN January, has passed the House OF Delegates.
= The steamer, ST. Johns, took fire near
Bridgeport, (Ala,) ON the evening ofthe 9th in
slant. About thirty persons were destroyed,
either by the flames or the waves in the attempt
10 escape. Lieut.. Rice L. s. A., lost $3.50 600.
Severe losses We're sustained by several others.
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Great Stock of Winter Goods,

FOR SALE, At BUT LITTLE OVER COST.
yJSHE large mercantile with which am connected
being close its business. it becomes necessary,
for me SELL. OFF, rapidly possible, large stoc
of goods In all winter Goods such Blankets, fia"neis,
Inscys, Cassncts, Yarn Jeans, Shawis, &c &c great
bargains NAV be had All prisons in want OF CHEAP
goods will please cali without dc lay ..
JAM tbs JNO. j. foliNlSy ~ l
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.v1sC SsIri,sg Goods.


No lo6 .1lain Street, iynchbrg. PTgin,a,
HAVE lusl received most beautiful assortment Of
In SPRING GOODS. from New York city. suited
To tho wants 81 The Ladies they ms, respectfully
invited 10 call aud them whether hey wish Ia huy
~ not. To those who wish 10 buy they may feel as-
sured that every cfrt will b. made 10 please both IN
prices aud poda All invited Ia call ~ the sub-cri-
hcrs are determined 10 sell at he very loves market
prices. MEEM y 1NAiNiN.
March li-lt
\ lARCEIOfOF NEW AND FASHIONABLE FUR
NlTURE.
uS'I ieeri, cd aud ior sale low, by
~ MNsBN Y IlOiCOMBE, Auciionters
w receiving direct tom New York large lot
Of fine, aud fashionable Furniture, consisting OF
Elerani Saaa,
Raeking Chairs, hair cloth, plush and cane bottom,
lete aietes,
Eno stools,
Cinc bottom and Windsor Chairs,
bureaus, with marble tops
Wash Stand, with " Z"
Ftnrh Bcdsteads, Sc,
To which particularly. invite The attention OF our
lriens and tie public pcueralv Every article will he sold
low lo cash. have ord r. 10 coe The cnrs'anmrnt
MOSBN * iIOICOMBE,
Mirch.ti-2i Anfinneers
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COM MERCIAL RECORD.
LYNcuBumG. MARCH o, 1880.

Ninety five hhis inspected the past week II hds sold
hhds leai at hnm - 15ta - ID ging ;! =
66 hhds ing~ al nom ~ 10 ST Go averaging - Il Tho
qnali, aud condition OF the ugs inspected this week In
been good demand increases aud prices higher this than
10, an, week at the season.
WHEAT 81 cts. hr Red s5cts. Tor White.
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
lninmIssinn NlcrC hp II
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MARRIAGES.

At DelecarIio, Thursday. the 25th ullo, by Rev.
JAS Knsalying, AUSTIN NJ TRIBE, Esq. Of the
Senate OF Va. to AURELh c., daughter oil Elisha Pc
tiers. ESQ., Of Bedford county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-14

o., Our thanks are due to the Hon. Thomas
S. Bocock, for copies of important speeches on
the Slavery question.
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,Sfr<fsyc,y O,. Stolen

r, FROM the snhscribrr's plantation, TWO fDuN6
49, uNBRokE MARE MULES. about two years
49, old dark colonred, ri ordinary size, their names cus
close, and their tails shaved about twothrds OF their
length. No other marks recolleeisd viii give $40 Tor
the deliver, Of the said mules plantation the James
River Canal le, Nelson county Va, OF -
lor any information which will enable me to get them
March ii-gw r.. II. LEWIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-14

HNCYCLOPEDIA OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE
IL n excellent book FOR families, Tor sale by
E.h % d. Il. PAYNE & BRO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF. Scale ,reight 81 50 10 So 50; extra 1nalit,
will command a higher price.
HOGS-Sj net.
MU FrONS-S2 90 10 4 90 net IS in quality.
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MOTTO

,s,llE subscribers take this method 81 informing their
friends and the public generally, that they have made
arrangements with Mr. j. H. HArkY, Of Charlotte county,
Va Tor the purpose Of selling TOBACCO. All consign-
IN made IN then,, will be promptly attended To-
Mnri ii-ts TtNSiEN TAYLOR
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Range Of the TherlBaOnIefCr,

REPORTED ron THE ''ylRGINIAN" by
ID. u. PAYNE * BROTHER, Book sellers,
MAIN STREET, I.NNCllBURG, VA.