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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20
NRW-YORK LRGIsLAYURR.

SENATE...ALBANY,M March ", lS3s.
A petition was presented from Physicians
Of NewYork for the restoration OF the once Of ma
rine Physician. ,.,,
MIR. TABER reported complete bill for
.xtr. CONNIE usaton 10 Justices of Sessions in Kings
County which was subsequently read and passed.
Mr.. BEEKMAN reported complete bill 70
enable the American Bible Society tot take, hod' &C.,
real estate.
The notice of motion to amend the rules
regulating the proceedings IN Executive Session WAS
taken up ana the debate Of tho two preceding Gays
was resumed. =, "
Mr.. BAncocK's motion to lay on the table
Mr.. Cooley's resolution to amend the rules, pre-
vailed. Ayes ~; Noes2
Mr.. BABCoCK then called up his resolu.
ton relative 10 Mr.. Pierce, offered yesterday.
Mr.. BExKMAN requested that his name
might be stricken from the resolution, and the name
of MIR. vandeI bilt inserted in lieu thereof.
Mr. C0NGER preiaced by lew remarks,
and offered the following amendment, TO insert IN
the pr eambe after the word alleged" the WORDS
"the Senators from the 5th, 18th and 25sh"
MIR. BEEKMAN should suggest that the
names of those whom he might Invite 20 supPon
him BY rising IN 'nei PLACES csrs,~ 10 ssn,iemsn
would rise, and he thought 1t useless therefore
invidi0us.
Mr.. CoNGER spoke at some length Of the
proceedings which had already Trans 400 81
ths object OF the resolution introduced 0' mr. BAD
Mr.. BrrKMAN replied, and was followed
| BY Mr. VAN ScHooNHovEN 80, n,
| Mr.. BABCocK then accepted Mr.. BECK
mans suggestion to insert Mr.. vanderbiss name In
| place OF hrs own.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
| WILLIAMS McMuRRAY and BRISTOL, ween sne
| Question on Mr.. Congef's amendment was ssAsn ~no
carried Ayes, g. Nays,s
| Mr.. Smith moved to amend BY striking
ont all after the third specification OF the nrs pro-
| amble and insert as follows; ..sxv,,
ths, MAN ths same occssiop Aloazc Upham ana
Plat members of this body were Guiily OF ass,osy
hsyer IN the use o. anu to
The sad George r. Pierce, and In the rss, on "a
..d Alone uPs.m 10 ss 70 ~.sa and upon
,hs sad George Pierce highly dsIoeasory
sc'sr aEd dignity Of tbs Senate AL ~hiea sAa s.sn
eIdsr and contempt Of the Senate 90 aessc - , ~
cmu,tted by the several members mereot sress oas VI
contr"vsrsy between the SAID srce and SAID upaam sn'
Piatt ard constitute part o. tne sas the
dignity and honor Of The Seaae as weiss JUSTICE W ~
accused, require an svesusaaon INTO tne ~
hys.chss of order to the end that the trata or ay
| srch charges msy fu ly appear, and the eisnV
thoiity of The Senate be vndcslec ana esaesns1' ~
R,solped That Com Of I've be sppoin'es 70 ~
yes,e A. The ssid charges and TO report VAN -. osa
sisnt speed what s ~. ana nsins.in il
| tsk On by the Senate 10 vinoicS'o Us h"A"i 40"
After the reading Of the amendment, con
siderable feeling was manifested and the Senate 2,
| motion of Mr.. BENNETT, q Journed, oy . vo'e Oh ~
ts7.
ASSEMBLY.
The House is engaged On private ciaims
Afternoon Sessios. =,
The House weRt into Committee On sn'
LII =; s,.,;on Tn thu estmens of the funds Oh SAv
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MASSACHUSETTS "A majority OF INC W
ega.es are said to be for Gen Cass- ms IT,,
gates at large are CHARLES G. GREENE ~
H. CHILDs and ISAAC DAVIS.
Dst. II Rost. Rsntsal. lr,'
Lpspj r hNe"' " Rishd FresainghAn'
III Ceieo C9snng VIA. H BaIlea.
VI. = =. hnow'oA' VIII samuel d. Bradforo'
VII y. 49,. x Net chosen
Nsshssicl J. Lord, ssnsssssa1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

Caravajaf.

NEw.OBLEASs, Wednesday, March IL, 1884,
Later advicss have been received here from
Northern Mexico, BY which We learn that Caravsjal
had been captured by Gen. Harvey, and taken pris-
oner to Brownsville.
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Further Accounts OF the Flsod.

ALBANY. Friday, March 10, 1851.
I'll. aooA has cous,derably subsidized and the water
4. no 80 the Socis The ice Instructions, which
are formidable, still remain between Ca'sls'on ana
Seventy feet OF the dam Of the Gensseo lana,
West Morris, have been carried away WI"
.a,.r.I months to Iepair the damage.
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~Hon. JOHN GLENN, Of Baltimore, mas
been appointed BY the President 70 all the vacancy
In The U. 8. District Jsdssship for the AsIyIsno
D,.,ries. caused BY the death Of Hsa. 'sase
u..,h nj. f.tbsr. the late Elias Glsaa, fllsd the
.,ms Jvdssship some seventeen years sse.
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ASSEMBLY.

The House is engaged on private claims.
Afternoon Ssss,es.
The Huse went into Committee on tho
hill in relation to the investment Of the unds OF SAv
ings Banks, which was rejected. ~. N.:.
The bill in relation to the First Division
of the Nsw-York State Militia was ordered 70 'a''1
reading Adjourned
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~ The most Interesting and amusing
kind OF performances at Barnums Museum to,dsy'
This afternoon, q new farce, Daei IN the Dsik.
famous Cherry and Fair Star.
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Eals, Pa Friday, March ~ loss
Thomas G. Colt (Whig) has been slec'ea Mayor
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advertisement l. Roots DagnerIeo.
tn. Al Children give great sstisfaesfon Insy az
really gems Of the art beng h1sei, ass R,osIvsy.
cate, and rich in tens. GaisU' NO. s"'
cornaY of Franklings.
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CoScrRr.-Mr. Bradbury's Cleo aad
Ballad Entertainment vii tals piaee O ..sDs'
evening nsxt, 1t The rabsrnasis. II y nafey NJ
eses.ry 70 aed thai shs severe storm Of FaafsosS
he reason Of the psspsasmsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25
Theatrical aud Musical.

BoTrBt THfATRI The entertainments announced for
,ryeninc are tho came a. those Of the preceding uyht
g,,,; I'm. mined that M other es,.bi hm.,,
,,,a. ~. ,,,- ., ,Io,so ,,,o n,,ro, nc 10 ,,or
c.,.ilmsnt Mo ,rocrarn. l. very attractive ANA NO
nn,s tbo bnuse nm ~ cyamned the ar.f ncca /. ia
,n,s ~ a., :, Iont.r ana bis Do, in which Cpy ,ni
Tvi"r i IN e,r,riraI character. ybc nex, ~ nc
eejon ui't h ~ .,i nautical Iran, AZ M. :. WgsrI
Of tbe Wac viii W.sgrg EDDY stevens COW and
T,yor In Tho Ip;dpr PANTS The whole will conclude
with the furce o. H., MILDLY Ashore
aro.n,,,v Tar.vtt Tn. Great American tr,orii,n
=. -, II. =. ~. ~. -
VIZ toift~'' VIII "llt"- M e''hps' ~ ~ 5'N' ~
tee oi R0la. in tho tragedy % " PLrro hr. conway
an excellent actor viii rpr sent Aonzo which lc per.
- -, -. -, , ei, y,
49, cteycr actress " in ill., cart oftor, and Nr. Ab
boti ih,t a. Tyira rH,re can he little doubt hut that
the house will be Glo, ~ every department The icrmi
nstiua riece viii h. d, ircc II Sndics Beware well
cal
N,s,o,s C,pprx Til, f.vorite resort ana beautiful
. 49,, , . , .
tu''t'f pue''s' WY '"' pu " "'""eV'e" ''' -
morrow evening Mad Anna Ihiiion who has been 20
rompe'e'y euccetslu y ~ ''hnc upcie ~ we TOWN.
D.eu'9 ~ -, ~ . ~ - , !" ti, ~ i; ~
tnne III nef latoil'e e'''e''t = 9usnito ~ ttc or
VI IL, ~ "'a.H I.'ii - y + .isia' i ai ~
Nil. .luie Daty
pro.o.,. rr... IN, ,,r,r,o ,,,o., ..
80 f''sS '' ~
the cssi q characters he talented members Of tn
company The piece ,eiccicd i Shakespeare. comedy Of
the Twelfth Night - vnleh Aessr-' burton Placid
Dyo' haHs. Lcst.I ns M H. o" TI 'ogs,hee WI
& Dyo. aiss 'vp -. rs - a ~ WI nppea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25
horticultural Society of New York.

A meeting was held on Tuesday evening, in the
Stuyvesant Institute. for the purpose of taking steps
for the formation Of Horticultural Society. About
one hundred persons were present.
Mr. PILL was nominated rs chairman of the meet
ing, and calledu upon some gentleman 90 state The
object, Of the society.
Mr. ANDREW HAWTHORNE said he thought it
strange that no horticultural society existed in the
Empire City. TIE establishment of such society
v you'd be of great value. Other places had their
Horticultural societies. Gardeners had opportu-
nifty of showing the products of their industry.
Mr. JAMES Hcee said that a society had been es-
tablished in the city, and obtained charter from the
state. There was fund Of s25, 900, and an income
That society vent a CIV i his END to cali
IL .. ssstence AGAIN and he proposed amag ga
mation
The CHAIRMAN read letter from Mr.. King, the
President of Columbia College, apologiZiug for
attendance, and giving his adhesion.
On motion. it was resolved to name the society
6 The Horticultural Society of New York
Mr.. ROBERT l.. MiSTCRS was nominated President
Of the society but he declined accept the office
the nomination was referred to y committee, with
instructions to report.
The Presidents chosen Messrs A. Bus
sell, w G.. III. Waddell. W. A. Hanes, n. X. An
thony, and Shepherd Knapp; for Treasurer. Mr. w.
w. Crane; and for Secretaries Messrs. l.. Il. Mead,
Il. Hogg, and h. Curtis.
committee Of FIVE gentlemen was appointed to
make arrangements for Me management. and to
bring out an exhibition in the month of May next.
The meeting then adjourned 10 that day fortnight
TO meet al the same place.
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hating 10 Sixth avenue, ke d George 0ssghsr for fur
ther time 70 finish contract to regulate and grade fifty


hating in Sixth avenue Ar d George 0asxher for fur
ther time to ania contract to regulate and grade Fifty
seventh street.
aEroavs ov osss6,Trnss ADOPTED
On Roads-In favor of paving Forty third street from
ing Eighth street between Ninth and Hudson
river concurrng to open First from Fifty seventh
street to Sixty s street. to regulate and grade and set
curb and gutter stones in Fiftieth street from Tenth
TO Hudson river to confirm award Of contract to
Patrick Murphy to work, country road Tenth
avenue from l74h to 1o4th street. and making additional
appropriation therefor.
PAPERS CONQUERED IN
Report of the Committee on Laws, in favor Of appca
ton to the Legislature TO authorize the Comptroller to
issue mcnt bonds to contractors of the Committee
the Fire Department in favor OF repairing Hose Car
permitting the Bible Society to project certain sections
of their building about to be erected the Of
Fourth avenue and Aston place beyond the line of the
street of the Committee the Fire Department. in
Of enargng house Of Engine Company No 90 and
Hose Company NO. H.
RESOLUTIONS
That space four feet wide be tagged in front Of vacant
lots Twenty-scc street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues that the tagging around the fountain in Tomp
kns square be laid in circle least four feet wide and
at the proper distance from the des OF the fountain
that the Governors of the Aims House be requested to
take immediate measures to have the nuisance caused
by Gle airing prvics ut Essex Market prison. removed
that the Street Commissioner report to this Board the
number of inspectors employed, the names, and the
amount each has received the year 1851 that the Com
missioner of streets and Lamps have Thirty third street
from Tenth avenue to Eleventh avenue lighted with
OIL that the Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies be,
and he is hereby directed to have the roof the
Governors Room in the City Hail. repaired forthwith;
that the sidewalk in Hudson street between Beach and
Laght strees the side of St Johns Park be paved
with tagging and that the three other sides of St Johns
Park be paved six feet wide with flag stones the centre Of
sad space Tagged to be on the line with the centre of
said walk.
PROPOSED WALL STREET
Three proposals were submitted for lease of this
fery-one from James Murphy and John Il. Briggs,
offering to give $40 900 per annum for ten years lease;
second from Jacob Sharpe amending his former offer OF
s25 600 by substituting $50 ooo anda third from Thomas
Clarke proposing to pay 900 the highest bidder
rcmonstrancc also received signed by some
seventy eighty gentlemen connected with Wall street
against the invasion of those halowed precincts by the
crowd that ferry located there must necessarily bring
The papers all referred SUD siieo to the appro
pirate committee.
The Board adjourned for the session. having had
eleven meetings They meet next month at six instead
OF five O'Clock as heretofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25
United States District Attorneys ONCE.

MAnou 22.Frand upon Gorernmcnt.-Daniel Palmer
was arrested and committed in default OF bail upon the
charge Of making out and transmitting to the Depart
meni Of the Interior Washington. fraudulent papers
procure land warrant pension extra pay and
ages pay claimed to be due Mary Lynch, the widow
81 James Lynch deceased who served in the Mexican
war. James Lynch died leaving no wife or children we
understand that the department has been imposed upon
IN similar to extent and they are dc.
tcrmncd possible to break mp this system Of ,wnne
the government Tho charges preferred by Cole
. cleik III the Pension Bureau. NJ Washington
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Inv Uufrllfucncc.

Corn Or Arrr,Ls,--March 2j-Tbis Court commcnc.
cd It's March term ut Albany 10 day. Present. Rugges
,hid Judge: Gardener, Jcwcit Johnson Edmonds
Griley and Wells Judges. Absent Judge Watson
Inc Court were occupied until about IL NJ. in hearing
motions The calendar then taken up aud the first
ten cnses called and reserved for ful court except
NO. Woolcott and wife sgt Ialcomb anoihcr judg
mcnt was affirmed by default; II. IIoRcboom, counsel
No other cause being ready the Court adjourned for
want oibpsacss, until 10 O'Clock 10 Morrow mornipg
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BOARD or ASSISTANT kLDERMEN.
M,Ncu 2I--Tbis Board met pursuant TO adjournment;
The President Jonathan Troitcr ESQ IN the chair, aud
quorum Of members present.
PETITIONS RIrIRRrD,
QtPeler y MeGyno, Ia rcielico TO contract for resu
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MERCHAN DIE.
u,INs.EY, TAyLols a co.. oOMMIs


j slON AID FORWARDING MEhCHANls
are nov refing an1 oacr fef soie, IN exchange lot
Country Produce the argest and best assorted st9eh
M fei md DIR fioois has ever been their plsas-
ure IN o,r for sale comprising in part tie following
arficlrF:
100 Sides sole Leather
IT'S bags Rio Laguyra and Ja,a CuHre
90 hIld- y Orleans and Porto Rico sugar, some
very fuc
80 kegz Nnis, n-ssnled
- tons countn oni rolled lrnn
sD1D lbs Strap aud land IRON
400 lbs Bii-ferel, smear aud cast--tcel
- 900 eet Safety fuse
200 -aehs Sat-
22J ibis Whiskey, .ome very fine odd Rye
. bbls French and Apple Brandy
20 bids aud bbis Alrlasses
00D H. Cpiton Yarn. Icnk syc and Ofter Factory
- packages Loaf, crushed obd Puisefizrd Sagrh
90 ea.c. stick mud mn. Liquarice,
with large md general assortment at brown and
bparhct Domestic. Bod Ticks Print, Gingams Sum
nlef G,nds Boots. Shocs Hats &c. &c. all "f" hicl
will b. sul1 the lowest rate for CASll.o in exchange
fer "RODrCE. Mnrrh pts
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MEDICINES.
! ) 9 .
xiCAs Mustang Liniment.-

~ " II II a 1lEALtN6 BALM W 1GME IL
GREET hOI = The ariian OF tiis Lihtntlt j.
of Tie mos. ericct remedies Offered tie affic-
ed. Its neion upon the arganization is huy wonder
al Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing
properties diiu-c lzemsciy.s 10 the NrIy bofes II
crs into The irrn ation 1t The bIoadgiyes n, la
pulse tic qule system ia the mi
ties OF the fingers aud tocssiimulatcs the ahsoIieits
and secrefnns nnd thus assists uafure throw If
and rid herself If my diseased lrlion of the
chords or lisamenfs making it equally aprlici lie
at any kind Rheumatism PaiHS ihes.1B pr of
he Tod ffau a diseased action Il any ut c sirartu-
raj pertiofl. of The .y-ltin. TbHeH IS perfectly ho,1
iss to heatby hcsh skin bone IL has the properly of
entering into combination. and Disabling any Of the
ganc tissue, when they are diseased thcir vitality is
drstrovcl. Possessing those peculiar powers !. tie
reason WHY il equally elcious IN ma dif,rcit
complains. lg- II upon scientific principles and
| Gxed laws ofihc Cfcat'I
| 1hr nrge unbcr of cases in which this Liniment
has proved its value in the sici time il has been before
the people IF virginia IS sufficient to give The gre atest
confidence IA it, virtues Incompatible. in the cure
If journalism, Bruises, Strains, Burns, ounds, Swell
lines Brokrn Gakcd Breast. old Sores or Pains in
any part 81 tie Body.
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Ilc Dailp birninian.
From le Losis,ilie Journal.
Tne Patriots Death.
nf AxxIf nnApfonp.

The Patriots Dcath.
~ .xStg BaAproRp.
Il am goiag. my son, Sit near me-
Las, cords Of HtHry Cloy.
Gsine ha, not where swerds
Are flashing IN the saa,
And the CLARION. olang, aud the drum. tattoo
Proclaim the hsht begun,
Not Where the heart's beet blood
/. poured like eri'n-en vine
Aud patriot lives are differed uP
At Freedoms holy shrine
But from the tented field
Aud the fierce campagn OF lie.
Where Di.eords trump md sin tattoo
Arc calling hosts to sfI1ie;
In 10 the King who.c might
The victory hath won,
| 60 10 lay nay lanrels down
Sit near nae, oh my sun
Near me- for ! would tell
NV desthle.a love AMI high.
For our far land. whose mountains pierce
Tho secrets 81 the sky;
Whose rushing rivers dam
Iml.ctuoua 10 the sra
And whose mighty hearts ARE fortrcsses
OF cherished Liberty
Nearer my son! dream
A. on thy face gare.
OF her who bore thec, whose deep love
Hath cheercd my stormy days
Oh that her aged face
Might greet me ere | trend
The silent pathway leading through
Tho valley of the dead
II may not be. but free
A. own proud streams ] gn
t. the trpgqnii seps OF Heaven, whero
There j. no Glib and It "
Drnw near--the world reeedcs-
Beneath the erumhng orch
OF deaths dark gateway sSif pgs'
Upon my upWaf1 'aasehi
Then through fhe golden gstca
That open TO the skies,
The white-plnmed sneels hore him
To the plains Of Pa,ndi.r,
All singing pean swelled
Through the nfeades wat aud high.
As they crowned Ism with The dcnthless bays
OF lmmbrtnlityi
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n Nc. sTABLER ~ co, Drmggists

SUI Nc. STU BLEk ~ 90, Drmggists
~ huyc hand
an T. c. Joa,s ~ CHS II1ae ZINC PAINTS,
&" Btorn "
They are superior in ali respects Paints in com.
mon use more hrilliunt, durable aud cheaper Tn
Brorn Is greatly used ASH Frproof Paint Mctoland
Shinge roofs, on Fences Bonts 81.
Ayres' Cherry lcetornl Tor 60, Chs and colds.
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry +"
Jnyne's Expectorant
Codliver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility &C.
Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass of all sizes
Looking Glnes Plnie
Phosphate of Lime Con discussed Lungs
Bost Chewing Tobacco, &c, &c.
Jan lg-ta
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=. DIuGuID A SONS.

They hive Recently applied stoan PoHcr TO thsif ma
rhinery auA auer themscl,es that tne, enabled 10
fnanuacturc al description of fioi' nd f'ts1g t0s
,l lr,,, ia .f.ls and finish - compare win any "a
H. ST., 5 DitGEID.
- L. DlIGUlD.
GEO 4. DiuGUlp
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sLEW GOODS! NEW GNODsMeo!


y lOUN x HOLT. kyIc's Corner. t,,e pleasure
ii nnnouncng to the pnbc. TIM Tiny nov receive
lag aud orcsing the mo-t snIicd, extensive and elc-
CUNT Stock Of Dr. Clouds exhibited in the Lynch
burg market. and tcel satisfied that vino will
give their stock animation will fail in being fully
fled, both in pricr aud qualify. The Lalics' will
find complete assortment al Dress and o,hrr goods,
consisting il pm of the following articles, Brocade
Silk, Cherl.nd, Plaid aud plain, Black Sh- of ce',o
quality AgiilIa Tissues, Cmpe Il" Spmgue, Lima
Clpih and beautiful article Grippe dcl'nris. Bn-
of the most elrgum designs Silk Larc Tissncs,
Plum Bnrcge EN-. b"k and plain Mous s. Donna
M1ria Grapes, Organizes. Rntrisr. French and Eng.
lisn Iocnnct, Linen Popinr. Lawns, y tied Mnslin,
Muslin fonncinc. Collars, Under sleeves EN-. Hand.
kerrhicl- very cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Mnslin
aud Cdmlrrk Edgings ard lnserDss. hid and Sill
Glercs. Silh Mitts. Gimp anl Fringes. Manias Crnrc
and Ncrt Shawl, Houhieg Good in gr,ni variety. to.
gciher with vnliou, ether niicc4
tionin advertisement ti'ntcInen viii hul q com
plctr >ceeion of French and English Cloths Gas ,ncs
Sill an other ycsting Govo ia every vaity. Crrnrs,
p!nin and Fpnry. Linen Dril'i,gs. C"ar-. Socks. sill,
aud Linen hdhf- &c.. &e.-Our Stock al Staple Goods
is very nrge and desirable We invite all in want %
Dry Goods 10 give a call
COLHOCN & HOLT.
April Is kWCS Gorptr. I.g,chhaag
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=, pltING SUPPLY ofFan.y and sta,

- pie Dry Goods-JUliN !. DAVIS, al n"
NEIT IRON FRONT STORE. ha4 received his cn-
tir, stock OF NEW GOODS whirh lie ins'es The
aitelaion ofbuycrs lie ofrs "A larsean commanding
-iori. of
Ladies Dses- Gool.. in every variety of lyle,
summer Wrappings aud Shawls,
Hosiery ia every valrty,
French Enbi,irries in Gollars, Capc-, Sleeves md
Pocket llandkrrchief-,
Mourning Gaad-, farer -fnfk,
rnui'y Lneus, Danm-I>s Shc,tire4 and Tewc'f IS.
CIolh., C1s-incrs. Brlincs. Ncstiue~ aud ii!l
sentiment bftirrtleuch', Good~,
flil stock Of Cof, and Linen Goods for scrvt Cor
sets and shoulder Braces aiming which extru
French Cor,rts.
Az
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MECHANICAL.

NEW CONCERN.-Thc subscribers A. eeia-
ted themselves together on the ffs instant tort he
-r- -zzz1= 20 -posf II eond actiug tie manufacture
Eres<<1z2 Of CABINET WARE, ~ Tie oid aud
st9-s1-~s rel l1orH stand Of 5. Durgid' no.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

We havc in use Mr.. Il. Drifting hum Mnchr's PUNT
AND ENGINE, md esteem them n most valuable mp.
pendage, greai convenience and Rn efficient protcc.
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX Richaaand,
b. D. TYLER. do
DIR RofSfER, IInenenot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN, FarnrrjHe.
EDMuND HUBBARD. Buckipgham
Il. J. GAINES, Charottcc
The Pump cnn be seen ia use nj Dr. YIN. 4. Morris.
Diuguid. foundry and many other places in Lynch.
burg. nil Of whom approve theC utility aud useful.
The Pump be aeon in Rich nond, the W III
Office They warranted to work well for one year.
EW' NOrlCE.-All person. buying or selling thu
above articles, arc responsible 10 me tor il.
X. BRllTINGllAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor
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A CARn.-rnE nNDEsIGNED W0rLD r..

cARD.-TnE UNDERSIGNED WOULD rrs
\ reeiiullY AK continuance Ot The patronage 80
one eI upon lin. to fhr ncw concern md in
s ranneriap he dc.ms u prnper Ia ask ull Who are
ndrlta o. him TO come forward nd soitle thrir nc
counts withuut DELAY.
There ire many clnims of long Standing which, mus
.o.e M. and IT ia expected thtt all Who know them
cl4 ~ be- indebted will pag Intention This nsricr
= DiUGf1D.
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ruuE suasCIsiBEIss

rI,uE suRsCRiBEIss having attained IT,
L exclusive right pf tetung } INK Alrt bdfiai
til. ms tad of nur1aIng the people st u neli
bure n the snrf uedna coastry. ihai they have no" "a
fbrr narc rom on Main Irrret lot 81 10" above "a
a.. NJ a.,rcnt .zr.. Il would be diep' 'ask 4" give
m aIrl1 10 imprc--iau ni he-e Casrs sh"ul p r'"f
Il n.i.a,ioa: they pre perictyair tigt ard odes'r9a
tle aud fs protecting aud prrscr, iae The Dead, Ia
ordinary iurrnents for vaults ~ foe tis"'tatipn arc
hyperion ,oanyfiug 81 tlie Mind bclre invented hue
unfortunate enough IL need the ntave Casea cHn he
applied by y plt't= i'N soN''
undertaking in The asarl style also prnptlg attcpd
"a a. :. -. s. SONS.