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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31
Regular Lake Packet, Osccola.
Regular Lake Packet, CDcoum,

M FOR Albany Moorlne's Land
ing, Snanson Lgnding, Rnes'
landings Monterey Clinton, Port ta,iio. Ben.
TON, Nmuhiand, and J,person.
The fine fast running Passenger paeke,
Cieona, r. II MARTIN, master having b,r,,
purchased expressly for the above trade WIN
commence her regular trips as soon a, the wn.
ter Will permit
Shippers may rely on her remaining in the
trade during the entire season.
Jan 10, 1852. ya,asv
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NEW ORLEANS...Csntisutd.
INvrNsE STOCK OF CLOTHING -!
500 900 Worth Of TashtsaAbls

IVTTTI VI NJ NJ III :.
IFRED MUNROE q CO One Fr'e
n Sore, No Is Magazine street corner

y Sore, No IS Magazine street, corner OF
GraNcr.
We would inform our friends. and The pub
lie IN general, that our present stock oil
Ciofhing. Furnishing Goods, a'c.,
!. uncquAlcd iH extent and beauty by that OF
any other establishment ~ The United states
10 be convinced Of this statement, u - only
necessary Ia call aud examine. Oar IMMENSE
sale, are brought about by the simple Tact
Being known, that the prices We place upon
goods J.. uniformly los, and She quality oi
ca. article D., guaranteed What II j. represent
ed To- be- Perfect satisfaction j. what We ann
at in dealing with our customers.
Al our clothing is manufactured at our es-
adjustment. No. AL Broadway New YORK,
under the immediate superintendent Of one
ct our trim, who spares no pains IN securing
the most desirable ~ ie- OF goods. II Is with
the fullest coufdente Of being able 10 give
satisfaction, that We invite all who may be IN
want Of article, in our line TO call aud exam
me our assortment
IN, following Is only partial list of ariI-
cies
p,oek and Dr,ss Coais -Fr and Eng black
cloth drr., and ftock coats. de- do blue, brow o.,
mulberry. and green cloth lrock, do do black,
] "a %. o
cloth Polka, r. aud Eag black and fancy
colored cloth walking coats, illmalaYa fur
+ new .ttle,J SAC. French. bla, =, mu berry and
olive cloth oyera -ac- do black and Fancy
,,tord do,.klp [ uiou sacks do extra super
6nr dfaD ard fancy cuiored walking coats.
codungtpu, gray, mixed, and silver gray sac,
snd polka, French b.aea. blue, brown. and
olive beaver SAC and ifprk coats, DO blue,
Is
do. Labrador tsarluu- roIor.) to turn, sac
coats. do -upcfiiuc drah cloth and beaver
Nalkinr coats IF and Eng black ,upcriur
cloth -aes and Walking coats do blue, brown
and dr,b pilot cloth -acs.
Bau.ei coais French -uperiue blue brn.
and gray slc- and palctot- 30 de extra long
.ac, and irock- f., SECOND quality third
I qualit,. fame, culured -ae, and palctot~.
/ Iu,,d coH,--t'r Eng and Amcr'u tweed
.ac. iroeh- and paIetots do do boulesards
I do de- p"tba>.
rloAA,.-B Blue and black cloth eloak~, every
qualr black and blue pilot cloth cIoaks,
A variety of Iet, OF every quality and pat
tern also every variety and quaiity OF FdHia-
looHs
t.sHlLpca's FURNISHING Gocis Linen and
cotton -hirt, all qualities. check and cotton
''A'y anu uls, s','t,, ". 4''''''" -. ""
/ ""'l ana super hpoe' ,u,''N' -'p",' "'''
cotton ''''e tnr'"'' ana n"''''' '''''S sue a.
| oi e'e,f fu"''l .,.,, ,,,,.
hog ana 'H""r'" io'h"P'
| 'on'istlng oi ir'ck'' P"lN''' sacks J1ek''',
o'ercoal>, panlaloous' vests ana 'o"hs' oil
every qnalily.
Also every variety of gloves -uspendcr,
Of ,arIou- kinds era'ats and hankerehiets OF
every iH'h'}' ,-r
AZ" WunA-' '""|'N' "'h'''''sS' ,,,!..
Ih"N f''n' s"Vu, w. 80 H.. '.,..,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31
BOTANIC ORIG STORE.

l3o ROY pR,s STREET, SEW ORLEANS.
,2 DIR \. \ JONES respectfully inform.
N hs friends and all using Botanic Mcd-
u cinc~, whether Planters PLY, iciau> PRIV.
ate Families or country Merchants, that he
keeps ON hand at all times a full aud complete
supply both in the simple aud compound form
all Of which are of the very best quality, orno
sale, and at As low prices and on as reasonable
term, ~ any one can .cll articles Of the same
intrinsic value He would here state that hi,
Store b, the oldest and the only pur,iy b.
tame Establishment In the South, and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Medicines
Please order direct or through Your Comml,-
SION Merchant from DR.. A. a. JoSls, New Or.
leans,
Jan. IL 1889. y3na9-ly.
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21.-Stlk aud straw GOOds.-11.

n YALE in, Il co, ~ Magazine str t,
~. New Orleans, Wholesale D,alers N In
ported Napican Fancy >iAs and Nirdm Goods,
Lacc' Embroierics, Giotes NaHfiilas, FrHges,
BrGids, Bat1Rs, GR,ps, trimmings n all Kinds.
BoHftS, Nfrap Has, Ribbons, Artifcal
Fioeers, Millinery Ariicics, aud R,ch Fancy
Dress Goods n all kinds A full and complete
assortment of every thing in their line of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
rs Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
G.. YALE, JR., & co.
II Magazine street between
Common and Grayier
Jan. 10, 1882. y3n2s-ly
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NOTICE.

DOCKS for the subscription of Stock to "
- Texas and Louisiana Railroad Compass
are nov open IN my Office at Marshall Texas
Person, Wishing to make investments ~
please call.
r. 4. pATlLLO, Secty
Nav = 1882
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31

q N TIE Steamer Storm, Thomas
fsttyfs( IlrSr, Master, viii run regularly
sx7-~ during the balance of the season,
ia New Orleans, leaving Jefferson and Port
taddo every twelve days. This boat i, wel!
suited to the trade and ha, superior aceommo.
dailons. Every attention Will be paid To the
comfort and convenience Of passengers and
the safe transportation and delivery of freight
March l7th 1854
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WRIGHT q co. l5l Char,res stree,

7 WRIGHT g. co, i5l Chartres street
-. New Orleans, Wholesale and Retaii Agents
for nearly all tbs Genuine Popular Medicines
and Special Agent, for Dalley'- Magical PAN
Extractor, Niuer's Canadian Vcrmiinge, ID,
Sherman's Medicines, = T. Townsends ant
John Bulls Satsapariln, DC Sc. for the South
and West lJ' Druggists supplied at propr,.
tors prices,
Jan II, 1854 v3n2a-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31

hOtTUR VI & PIERCE, office sece
- door west OF the postotsce, Marsha
Texas.
january II. 1852, n2oy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31

u1t SO .||-UINl -I. 1855.
E,.lr ..... .r.l U.f..t..
fIif-t tlt..
4 fpr
i
, rs-. 4 j. sHl-. l,s,c.s,
Pitchers, trn-, Cups, &c. Tn Ware: A gen
eral assortment. Wood War Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets &c. brushes Floor Dust
ing Scrubs, Whicwash, &c, Castings Pots,
Trake,tles, Griddlcs, &c, Japdnpery' Wait
ers Buckets, Boxes. Culerg: Knives and
Forks, of all descriptions and qualities, Brass
ard Iran Tenders, Andifnn~ Shoyels and
Tong, lamps; Ofcyery description, Cook-
ING hfotes; The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short, every article required to furnish u
house except cabinet furniture and dry goods
being the most e,teL'iye assortment m any on,
store IN the city.
lj- Goods for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan 10, 1882. v3n3S-Iy.
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CA n y .. Z r G.

IN PATiLLO, Attorney at Lao, M.,y
/ Harrison county, Texas. \
4 ,ASEN ASkEW, Attorney al Lss !,
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison q,
IL Texas. feb I, hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19
DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of his father, Joseph Es-
kew, in Rockbridgs county, Monday, the 22nd
March, ADDISON w. EsxEw aged "a years His
age, his industry. his sober and moral deportment
had inspired his friends with the hope Of a bright
future, but denth has denied these fond antic pa
tions. He left unmistnkahle evidences of having
realized an interest in the Redeemer's Kingdom
Departed this life on Tuesday evening the 18th
inst, at the residence ofhis son. Samil B. Thur
man, Esq, slR. RICHARD THURMAN at the adj
vanced age OF nearly eighty-five wears. The de-
ceased had been a resident of Lynchburg for fiftv
years. and was familiar with the spot before the act
OF incorporation in IL Sc, when there was no deci-
ded indication of a town; he therefore permit
ted to behold her rise and progress, till her COM
merciai importance could be no longer questioned
Facts in the possession of the writer enable him
to say that he of our best citizens and thar
his pathway through life was illuminated bv those
vi tues which excited the confidence and esteem of
all who made his acquaintance. His long stavup-
on the earth, did not prevent his making the ne
cessary preparations for that heavenly state in
comparison with which, this is bat vanity and sor-
row, Tor he was an acknowledged subject OF re-
deeming grace, and tried for number Of years to
follow the Seviour in the cultivation of his spirit
and in the practice of his precepts: and
quenee he descended to the grave with gentle
ness and composure indicative ofthe gradual eb-
bing awsy ofa Hfe destined to rise again upon the
'.banks of deliverance," where the flowers and
fruits of Immortality bloom in beauty and come to
perfection.
"Age sat with decent grace upon his visage,
And worthily became his silver locks;
He wore the marks Of many years well spent
OF virtue. truth wslttried and vi lee experience.
"A D.
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r AMI rOR SALE-Mv Land here,

AND FOR SALEM Land hereto
Ia fore advertised. lying on the waters OF South
Fork. of Rocktish River, in the county Of Nelson,
will sell Ito the highest bidder, the 7th day of
April it fair If not the fair day thereafter
1t confirms between 700 and 500 Acres,
and can be conveniently divided into two Farms
with good Dwelling Houses on each. This Farm
lies beautifully, and is fine wheat and tobacco
Land any in the county, and clear of any spoHtg
deceptious places. | will refer any wishing
to purchase, TO Mr. Francis Allen. formerly of Au-
gusta CO.. if should not be at home, who will give
full and fair description Of the Land to any one
wishing examine the same. he lives adjoining
and owns part ofthe original tract.
TERMS-Oua third cash. the balance in one
and two years. and to carry interest from the day
Of sale.
ALso-At the same time. will sell 260 AcRKs
of fine Tobacco Land lying adjacent 10 the first
mentiened tract and some LIKELY YOUNG NE
GROES, amongst them first rate cook, washer
and ironer. GEORGE II. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield Nelson CO.. Va,
March "a. 1852.
N. B.-The above advertised property is not
sold and can be bought privately and bargain
had as am anxious to leave for Texas this Spring.
Terms can be altered in the way of cash to suit
purchasers.
1t has been said by good and disinterested judg-
es to be the most beautiful place in the county.
April l9-ts G. II. CRAWFORD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19

Respecting the adjournment of the pre-
sent Congress, the Washington'correspon-
dent of the N. York Journal Of Commerce
writes:
MIR. Chngman has a resolution ready to
be offered, for the termination of the pre-
sent session of Congress on the first of Ju-
ly. There is no hope of its adoption; but
starting the proposition at that point, it
may be reasonably expected that Congress
will be prepared to quit about the middle
Of August. Experienced Senators say
that the session will be closed from the
first to the middle of August; but that, if
the Presidential election were no, to come
off, the session would be prolonged till Oc-
toher
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GOODS, NEW GOODS

L SPRING AND SUMMER FASHfONS.
J. b. EDWARDS. MERCHANT TAILOR.
doors aJoue J. G. Meem's, and opposite Saml B.
Humans, Main 81, Lynch6urg, Va,
Returns his thanks to his customers and the public
generally, for the liberal patronage extended him
heretofore, and asks continuance of the same.
He takes pleasure in calling attention to a SPLEEN
did stock of extra fine Cloths, Cassmeres and Yes
tings; extra fine black Cloth of superior quality;
black do. Cassimeres Of the finest grades; plain
black Silks and Satins for Vesting; fancy cold
Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings, very handsome;
Trimmings of the very hest quality. and Buttons of
the newest style, &c. sc. &c.
His entire stock was bought in New York for
cash, and selected by himself. which he is deter
mined to sell and make up to order, at low pri-
ces such quality goods can be made up for in this
market. All in want of Goats, Pants or Vests,
will do well to call and examine before buying
elsewhere, as he is determined to sell and get up
his work in such STYLE that will give perfect salts
faction, both in material and workmanship.
JAMES D. EDWARDS, AG'T,
an l9--wts for r. s. bradshaw
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WASHINGTON, April 10. 1852

DEAR SIR:--I have the honor to ac-
knowledge'the receipt of your letter of the
Sth inst. and thank yon for what you are
pleased to say of my fidelity to great ma
tional Wing principles. l trust there is
not man in the country who doubts my
appreciation of those measures, which are
usually called Compromise Measures,
or my fixed determination to uphold them
steadily and firmly. Nothing but a deep
sense of duty led me to take the paa which
| did take. in bringing about their adop-
ton by Congress, and that same sense of
duty remains with undated force. | am
ofoplnion that those measures, one and all,
were necessary and expedient, and ought
to be adhered to by all friends of the Con-
stltutlon. and all lovers oftheir country
That one among them which appears to
have given the greatest dissatisfaction, i
mean the Fugitive Slave Law, hold to
be law, entirely constitutional, highly
proper, and absolutely essential to the
peace of the country. Such law is de-
manded by the plain written words of the
Constitution; and -hew any man can wish
to abrogate or destroy 1t, and at the same
time cay that he is supporter of the Con-
stitu,Ion. and willing to adhere to those
provisions in 1T, which are clear and posi-
tive iniunctons and restraints, passes nv
power Of comprehension. My belief is,
that when the passions Of men subside, and
reason and true patriotism are allowed to
have their proper sway. the public mind.
North and South, will come to proper
state upon these questions. do not be-
heve that further agitation can make any
considerable progress at the North. The
great mass of the people, l am sure, Gre
sound, and have no wish to interfere with
such things as are, by the Constitution,
placed under the exclusive control of the
separate States. l have noticed, indeed.
not without regret, certain proceedings to
which you have alluded, and in regard to
these. i have to say, That gentlemen may
not think 1t necessary or proper, that they
should be called upon to affirm, by reso-
luton, that which is already the existing
law ofthe land. That any positive move
ment to repeal or alter any or all the Com
promise measures, would meet with any
general encouragement or support, do
not at all believe. But however that may
be, my own sentiments remain. and are
likely to remain. quite unchanged. am
in favor of unfolding the Constitution. in
the general, and in all its particulars. I am
in favor of respecting its authority and
obeying its injunctions; and to the end OF
life, shall do all in my power TO fulfil, hon
esily and faithfully, all its provisions. l
look upon the Compromise measures as a
proper, fair, and final adjustment of the
question to which they relate; and no re-
agitation of those questions, no new-open-
ing of them, no effort to create dissaiisfac-
ton with them, willever receive from me
the least countenance or support, concur
renee or approval. at any time, or under
any circumstances. am, with regard,
your ob't serv't.
DAN'L WEBSTER.
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Richmond Markets, April Is.

=
TOBACCO We think the auction sales of COM
this week, but change in good and fine kinds
We quote common hugs 81 so 3. go,d $50 to So
Is, common leaf "a to s. .good Sc 50 to s. so,
fine $40 SIG %.
FLOUR-Sales of Richmond superinc continue
to be made at 81; Scottsvile $l 81 a 81 l24, with
small sales at latter figures.
BARKSDALE & READ.
WHEAT-We quste red at 90 cents and white
at % pr bushel.
CORN-jS cents pr bushel.
CORN MEAL-70aS0 cents pr bushel.
BACON-l}atimore cured sides llalli cents
shoulders a94 cts; hams llal2 cts.
LEATHER-Good 13al5 damaged 9al2 cts.
LARD-ln kegs IL cts; in barrels log cts.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 2Sa30 cts; CubalS
ago cts, Porto Rico 80 2Scts.
PLASTER-Last sales were made at s. Is, for
immediate delivery.
POTATOES-New Mercer Potatoes at 81 25
from store.
RYE-Ektra for distilliDg 20 cents per bushel
RlCE-31a4 cts. pr ID.
SALT-For wharfsl 40; store 81 55aSl go.
SUGARS--N. Orleans Al a6 cts; Porto Rico Aga
81 cts crushed and powdered Sugar 81; clarified
63a7 &c.
COFFEE-Old Java II cts; Laguyra 9Ia93 cts
Rio 9ial0 cts
CANDLES-Tallow l0Ial 4; Sperm 33aI5 cts,
as in quality; Adamantine 2la30 cts.
CLOVERSEED-S6,
GUANO-reruyian SAC so pr ION; Patagoniun
S37 per ton
HAY-From wharf S7aS1.
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NHOLES ALE PRICES
PRovIsIoXs-Dacon--Sto Stocks lght--Seles lolal1
by the quantity.
PoRK.-None.
BEEF.-We quote by the quaatity at las
FLoCR.-Superfine new $50 with u declining
market
WHEAr.-Red Use; White 80 cts.
MEAL.-Corn Meal 7Oa75c.
GRAIs.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 cents.
GUAso.-BestP eruvan $50 to IS per ton.
PLAsrER.-Lump 50; Ground $40.
SUeARs.-New Orleans u GAG cts: Porto Rico7 to
10 cts. Clarified l0all cts. Loaf III to i24 cts.
WgIsKY.-Mo 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-l to % cents.
BUrTER.-But little demand for frkins, which
we quote 14aI5c. for No. 1. Fresh, Mt Market
House, brings higher rates, but uniform.
BRaSDY.-Apple, a0af5; Peach, 80 1885 cts.
BAR IRos.-S75aS1 ussorteddull.
CoFrEE.-Rio lGA 10 N cts. Luguira f2al4
Mocha 20. Most hrmness for Rio.
COUNTRY LIsENs.-Tow to i !; Flax I2a1 4 cts.
CoTroY YARNs.-Saes I6al7 cts.
FEArHERs.--35 to SO cts.-Scarce and in do
mand.
WooL.-25 to % cts in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 to 374 very scarce.
GIssESG.-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Sales III per Sc lb.
FIsH.-Herrings No. !, $50 Halifax No. Her
rings $6aS75; Shad. none; Mackerel, No. 3, 81 so
to So
TALLow.-S to 81 cts.-dull.
TAR.-$3.50 per Dbl.
HEMP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LiNsEED OIL.-7Oa7 5cts.-in demand.
LAKD.-l0to l04 cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 35 to 40 cts. per gullon.
N. o. AZ to As cts.
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rslyfU NEW BOOKS just receiv.

<A-lzkN9 ed by d, b. Payne:
~A1SAxV Fresh Leaves from Western Moods,
by Miss Fuller
Indian Captives or Life in the Nigwam
Lyra and other Poems by Alice Carey
Richardson's Arctic Expedition in search Of Sir
John Franklin
Lectures and Miscellanies by II. James
A Pilgrimage to Egypt, illustrated, by Smith
Memoir of Margaret Csso
Magdalene, Tale of Auvergeue by Julia Kava-
nagh
Tales and Traditions Of Hungary, by Theresa Pull
skv
lsa, a Pilgrimage, by Chesebro
A Journey through Tartary. Thibet and China, by
NJ. Hue
The Yellow Plush Papers by Wm. NJ. Thsckeray
Woodworth's Gems for the Head and Heart
Camp Fires ofthe Revolution, new edition
Trautwne on Railroad Curves
Nicaragua. People Scenery, Monuments, &c, by
E.-G. Squire, illustrated
Sd vol of DIR. Chalmers Life and Correspondence
Eldorado, Adventures in the Path of Empire, by
Bayard Taylor
Lady's Companion tothe FlowerGarden
Ayiemere aud other Poems by r. C. Conrad
George Castriot. King of Albania, by Moore,
Practical Metal Workers Assistant. by Byrne
SCOTS Practical Cotton Spinner - do
A Treatise on II Houses by r. B. Leachars
Hand Book of Universal Biography
Characters in the Bible by Chaplin
apl I9--ts d. b. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19

A Central Committee was then appoint
ed; and after addresses from various gen.
llemen, the Convention adjourned sine die.
The whole proceedings were marked
with great enthusiasm, and the most CON-
mendablc uhanimity. In this respect, we
may proudly challenge comparison with
our opponents-and hail it as bright au-
gury OF the future.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19
MARRIAGES..

Married on the 9Th April, by the Rev. S. S. Bry-
ant, Mr.. WILLIAM Ii. LINTHIcuM Formerly OF
Lynchburg) to Miss SUSAN ANS CARTER, both of
Pittsylvania county.
Republican requested to copy.
= on Thursday the sth inst, by the Rev. Bev-
erly A. Davis, Mr. JOHN II. HANCOCK of Bedford
county, to Miss MARTHA ANN, daughter of Robert
Waller of Pittsylvania county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19
READING ROOM.

The subscribers having opened READING
ROOM, in the vIRGIslAS BUILDING invite the pub
lie avail themselves of it, free of charge, until
the first day of May.
Open every day Sundays excepted) from sun
rise till o'clock at night.
April Sits TERRY & SHIELDS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19
LATER FROM CHINA-HONG
KONG DESTROYED

The bark William Watson, arrived at
San Francisco from Hong Kong, brought
the intelligence of a most disastrous confa-
grafton there, which destroyed nearly the
whole city. Hundreds of lives, it is said,
were lost; and every newspaper officer
was destroyed The public market was
destroyed, and much suffering was the
result. The total loss was put at $4,000
600.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-04-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Lynchburg. April II, 1852.
TOBACCO.-Inspeciions the pastweek So hhds
with large receipts of loose Tobacco. qunty gene
rally inferior and in bad order, prices downward
tendency, unless for good and fne manufacturing,
which continues very scarce Sales the past week
of common Lugs SLIGO to $3.50; good and fine
$3.50 to $3.50; common Leaf SO to 81; medium 81
to 81 So good to fine So to SIC.
WHEAT.-75 and 80 for Red and White.
WIN. T. SMITH, om'n Msrcli't
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los. Il. NOWLIN, Grocer. Cosu

los. Il. NOWLIN, Grocer. Conn
- MISSION AND FORITARDLNG MER-
CHANT, LYScHBuRG, VA.-Is receiving his
Spring supply of GROCERIES AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, comprising
N o, Porto Rico and St Croix Sugar.
Loaf, crushed, puverised and clarified do
Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
30 mats fine old Java do
N o, p r and West India Mola.ses,
Stuart extra Molasses Syrup,
Rolled and hammered Iron,
Blister, shear and cast Steel,
Box. fence andcommon Malta,
8xl0 and l0xl2 Glass,
lrchest very fine Green Tea,
do black do
Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Bale Cotton. few
bales extra No. Osnaburgs; No. de; IA, A.
brown and bleached Domestics, Calicoe., &c. &c.,
which he will sell low for cash, in exchange for
country Produce spl I9--ts
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MISCELLAW RoU6.
h seahury's sl.os sierslyI7Y

In Seanury SmOS StOfe!T
s4 LIVE AND LET 1--WE"
~ II viii be remembered that wksn ! sSm
menced business nndrr my osvs-nawe year q twe
since. -FOUR DOORS toward the Market HOUSE fscm
The old stand, took the above motto, and having
strictly adhered to il. endcavoring to ms5s my
sales mutuaiiy beneficial to the purchaser and my
self, now, under the same rsle, oiIsr % truly
generous community, probably the n'ose extensive
assortment of Dress und common BOOTS. and
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, aud
Valiscs, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas. Shoe Thresd
ana other articles belonging to my business that
hns cvcr been presented to tho citizens " Lynch-
bnrg und those who purchase in this market.
Ny experience III my business. having paid
e1caMre aensirn to il for somc twenty five years,
my acquaintance with Manufacturers and Dealers,
aud my long residence in Luxembourg. qualities me
to prepare myself to. do we'll as the best. and %
lis. i. -f,a s
! am very ths,kiul Tor the hber.l patronage re-
ceivcd aud sholl SERVE 10 secure ma casrinuancs-
r. sEABtRY.
Spring of 1852 -ApS-tf 1Ha