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Herald Marine Correspondence.

NJ
Arrived-ships Eastern Queen, Emery, Liverpool 40
days Pecon State Weeks do q days; sohrs Sarah Eliza
BETH someTs New York Silas Hand Kelly Boston; Je-
rome Willard, Portland VIM Collyer, Raynor, and John
Manoye, FhaIo, NYork steamer Kennebec, Clark, do.
Disasters, &c.
SHIP MARY ANN, Crosby, which ashore on Pollock
Pip, from Liverpool and at Boston night of 9Th
She struck the I'd, a. 80 NJ and remained eight
hours; got OF with assistance from the shore after
throwing overheard about % tons cargo Leaked about
1000 strokes per hour when she of and now only
leaks 200 strokes per hour Capt states that he had
strong southery current and mstook Chatham for Cape
Ann Lights.
Snip WINCHESTER (of Boston, Briggs from Liverpool
for NYork put into Halifax 2Sth ult in Distress Re-
ports having lost her three top and opgaant masts lib
boom, main and mizeDmast heads, main yard broke In
the sings with nearly all the sails and rigging attached
on 10Th ult while lying TO in terrific gale under close
eeed main reefed fore spencer and fore topmast
fortunately of the passengers we're
injured by the falling spars, although they all fell
board; only five minutes previous to being dismasted,
eighteen men had come down of the topsail yard The
winchester left Liverpool Jan 23 with "a passengers
day or two after the disaster she fell In with the ship
Shannon bound to NYok which vessel took upwards Of
30 passengers board being all that could be
modated.
BARK GEORGE THOMAS Fisk, hence for 81 Marks Is
ashore on Sunday Hook, and not the West Bank "a
reporte line bark reported oy tho ship Mszatn (arr
Friday night ashore between tia Hook and the High
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The California Emaxrn lion.

AnrrNAlA-Steemship Georgia-S Babcock Q 3 mail
Madame genard and daughter 0 NJ Alden, Thee Adams
Brown and lady, Adams Co.'S Messenger Berford K
Lombard Messenger Wells Fargo Co.'S Messenger U s
Mail Agent Vim McElroy Mrs Mason and daughter
De Long Mrs De Long w Renshsw, W Throckmorton
lady and child Miss Denny Throckmorton dagh ter
and son Mrs Saunders Miss Saunders Miss Saunders
Mrs De Zaldo son and mother Mrs Wilkins and child
Miss II w Bush Il Brooks, Bush. Mrs Holmes
two Misses Holmes Mrs Swerangene and two daughters
Mira II Holmes and two daughters, @ Anston he.
miss. Potter d Lowell, Jr, Brown p w Cromwell B
Adeoherfe lady and servant, w Priest ii Faro Mrs
Lake and sister Nrs Kellogg and child Mrs Street
man md child Mira n Streetman u Baxter G Garvig
Mr. Finance, Mrs ~ cark. MRS bYisoom and child ID 5
sker, ~ VI.-e. l. Lounsbsry, " q Benjamin, g
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CHARrEsToN-steamship Marion-Wm Matthews, VIM
Young G MADDOX, Mrs Green, Miss Wilson, Alex
kirchmer Kenny and lady E schiefelin and lady,
Miss Martense, Mrs Y @ Hall, Mrs Perry M Condict,
Or Ward, W Clarke, B Caverly, X G Paulson Mr.
Van Hoop, Miss Throckmorton, Miss Roach, wiswal q
Newhan, 9 Miller, N Mccullough Miss NJ Small, John
Bond, Bailey, Maland Van Ness, Tomllnson
Saryin, l. Knowles, Iiscombe and lady, John Knox
Miss Cromwell, Mr. Fowler and servant. Mailer J NJ G
Dwight-22 In the steerage
AUsTRAIIA-Bark Canton-Thos Wallace John McCar-
thy, Edward Costello Anderson, John Doughtery VIM
Doughtery, Mr. and Mrs Pedler and 10 children and G
Mallory, Jno Todd Thos Newson, Bennett A Nc Don.
aid Matthew Gagan, VIM Jordan, r Caar, Messrs
Johnstone, Briggs Judge and McApin, Or. Chas Rice
VIM Subbs, Geo Stubbs, John Cline J w Denslon VIM
Clapp, WIN Babbt, u Miller, Henry Mack, John Shirt
hiH Nh Hutchins. John Harris Mr De Monthene Diyil
VIM Halliday, ! X VIBRATOR, usaL 4aIsh Total Is.
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i.x bsss disposed Of at Ia 3D. I'd Spirits dearer
ASrioaa d. o 67s In casks British DDS. OBS.


ASsriosa d. . 67s in casks; British o4s. 65s.
RIcHARDsos BROTHERS & co.'s CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, Feb Is, 1863.
nce the 18th the weather has continued cold.
On that day we had to record improved demand for
wheat At an advance of ID for white and Id for fine
red and at market the 18TH holders unwil
ling to sell unless further advance of Id ID extra
fne white which the dealers refusing to conced but
limited business was done and since then the enquiry mas
quite subsidized and no transactions OF moment have
teen reported Good ohio red held for IS "a ana fai
runs Of white To- 4d 7s 3D. and extra tine Is Vi per
10 lbs.
The -four trade has been in much the same position as
wheat. BUYERS do MOI come forward and holders have
not been pressing sales
Indian corn remains very quiet White held at 37s
which BUYERS will concede but at 36s there would be
some business done. Since the 18th sharp rosts have
prevailed with strong east and northeast winds which
have prevented any fresh supplies from reaching us
cept by steamers.
The trade has been dun for cry article since Tuesday
and at our market this morning had small attend
ance and in the absence OF transactions of moment
in either wheat -four the value of each consi
dered nominaDy as At date of last report and the
same remark viii apply TO the state of this days trade
for oats meal and Indian and in fact the good feel
ing which peryaded the trade this day week has entirely
disappeared The import of foreign wheat since this
week amounts 10 lis quarters (; and 2 III sacks of
-four. Export, wheat 225 quarters, III quar- corn
and 6625 barrels -four We make change in our quo
tations from the date Of ours per Arabia.
q Cotton.-0ny retail sales have been made this week
and Except in the better classes of Amercan the market
is shade lower Import this week S IT. bales; sales
80, $40 bales.
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Port Of New York, March Q, 1853.
CLEARED.

k'OEt Oh NOW AVHAS A4AxO0 % AoOos
CLEARED.
saturday-sbip Alfred the Great (Br), Turpee Liver
pool Ogden (Ths vessel was accidently added TO the
arrival Of ship Victoria yssteI day.
S Thompson & Nephew, not Ogden, cid ship Lady
Franklin yesterday. ApRrvrn
Steamship Baltic, Comstcck, Liverpool, Feb 23 with
passengers, to e ColDs. Feb "a, at noon, on Cape
Clear exchanged signals with steamship City OF Glasgow
March O. at AM passed steamship Arctic 10 AN, pass
ed bark, supposed the Courser-signa white nag WIN
in black diamond: 30 PM, passed ship Adriac oh
Georges Shoa March 81 encountered severe gale from
Steamship Empire City winde New Orleans and Ha,
vana, March !, to NJ Roberts March 2 8 AM: passed
steamship VIM Penn from New Orleans for New York;
Pm, passed bark Horace, from Mobile for Boston .,
Ship Devonshire (pkt Lord, London and Portsmouth
Jane with passengers to Grswod Morgan Wiley. She
anchored at Quarantine.
Ship Eclipse, Hamilton London AMI Portsmouth, 81
Bark Ihos E Baxter (of Philadelphia, Darnaby, New
Orleans, 10 days to master Feb 80 OH Cape Carnival
spoke bark GiraId, from Mobile for Boston,
Bark Maryland, Klein, Rio Janeiro 40 days to Mason
& Thompson
Brig Alfred Exa Colder, Savannah, days, to Nc.
schr Sea Witch (of Providence Smith, Kingston, ia,
Is days. to Lazarus.
Schr II Hazard (of Westerly RI, Austin st Marks,
16 days, to Stanton 4 Thorn son.
schr alfalfa I.,l Welton, Apalach f y days
schr Antares, Taylor, Newbern, days.
Schr Mary Wesley. Lord, Virginia, 2days.
schr Margaret Mabee Bowker Virginia, days.
Schr Elizabeth Smith, Virginia, days:
Schr r Wetmore, Dearborn, Richmond, days.
Schr Mary Niles Watson Virginia, days.
Schr Memento Hammond Baltimore, days.
Schr Express, Nelson, Philadelphia, 4 days.
Schr Charlotte, Steamer, Philadelphia days.
Schr Hannah Ravens, Richardson, Chncoeague, days.
schr James Maui Riley, Chintoteague days.
Schr J b Dckerson, Pandy, Brapdywine, 3 days.
Schr Cornea, Grant, Brandywine, 3 days.
schr Despatch, BLIZZARD, Brandywine days
Schr John Morrow, Mason Little Creek, DEL days.
schr Martin, Benson Elizabethport, NJ, day.
schr Gen Lafayette, Dibble Stamford. CT, day.
Schr New Haven, New Haven day.
BELOW.
Ship De Witt Clinton (pkt), Funk from Liverpool Jan
!, with passengers, to Taylor & Rich
Ship Pauline (of Bath), "a days from Cardiff.
Ships Owego. and Hungarian, from Liverpool.
Bark Catherine (Brem), Duckwitz, from -.
Also ship, and a bark, unknown.
The ship Beta, from Bremen was reported below 2sth
ult and the ship Java from Greenock the ID inst
but nothing further concerning them has to hand
Wind at sunrise, NV sunset, NNW.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports

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Arrived-Ships Minstrel, Calcutta Nov To- Oscar New
Oreans bark David Godfrey, Mobile: Polander Glasgow;
briggs l. Copeland, Cardenas Neptune, Cenfuegos.
Brig Panama, before reported ashore at Point Alder
ton badly damaged and will have to discharge cargo
before getting Off
Schr L Nickerson from Philadelphia for Boston was
t6wed into Newport yesterday afternoon being in dis
abled c. ndtion, with both masts cut away.
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AAD08Oys
PERSONS ORDERED 0vr OF rHx COUNTRY By AUSTRIA.
Letters from Switzerland to the 10th ut-, announce
that the Ausrians had ordered all natives Of TcinO
resident in Lombardy, to quit the kingdom, the
tors aud others within three days. About five thou
sand Tcinese would suffer by this measure.
The frontier Of the Grisons is reopened; the pass
Of st. Gothard remains closed.
1t is acknowledged that Austria in her recent COM
mercial negotiations, has been compelled to make
great sacrifices in order to to terms with Prus
sia The import duty on many articles has been re-
duced. The treaty was officially signed ut Berlin
Saturday, 18th. II is semofically stated that Aus
ra has advised the States OF the Darmstadt coalition
to accede to the treaty of commerce with Prussia,
and at the same time to renew the Zollverein.
Several Prussian journals have been seized for
publishing translation of kossuths [spurious] ap-
peal TO the Hungarians in Italy.
Russia.
Napoleon's address, announcing his marriage, is
published in the Russian journals but in translation,
Is very ingeniousy deprived of its sarcasm The
word pd1renu for instance, is translated non-here
dtsry position" so that one of the most telling
points in the speech reads, " acknowledge my nom
hereditary position before the whole of Europe "a
very different meaning from that which Napoleon
expressed.
Admiral Prince Menschikoff, Russian Minister of
Marine, has left for Constantinople upon q special
mission. He is accompanied by NJ. Dimetrius Mes
serode, son ofthe Chancellor OF the Empire.
Turkey and Montenegro.
RENEWAL or HosTILITIEs THE MoNTENEGRINs
ASSISTED BY AUSTRIA, ETC.
The London Morning Adretiser announces from
its German correspondence that hostlities had been
resumed between the Turks aad Montenegrins, and
that serious difficulty, if not collision, had occur
red between Austria and the Porte. This last is
totally discredited. 1t is said however, that the
Montenegrins receive plentiful supplies Of arms am
muntion, and provisions from the Austrans, and
that Austrian cannon, even, have found their way
into Montenegro.
There is no doubt that the Austrian ENJOYS Count
] einingen) mission to ConstantnOple had proved
unsatisfactory, but MS Omar Pacha could not have
heard Of the result it could not have been the
of the resumption OF hostlites against the Montene-
grins.
According to the Trieste Zietung, the three "ca-
tegorical demands made by General Leningen
were:-l. The cesson OF Kleck and the Sutorna to
Austria. 2. Explanation why the campaign against
Montenegro was undertaken without any previous
notice; pacific settlement Of the question insisted
on. g. The Bosnian Catholics to be placed under
the protection Of Austria and finally, demand for
greater commercial facilities The last point did
not, however, form principal part OF the generals
mission.
Greece.
Lieut. Col. klimata has fallen into disgrace, on
susnicon Of being in league with the robber bands
in LOcris For some years past, (says the account
the public of Athens have had the idea that these
robbers were harbored by Kmata, on his lands in
that province
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Memoranda.

Ship Chas Carroll Of Nantucket, sold at auction
on Wednesday, by Gorham Macy, and purchased by
Wing and others Of that place for $3.50 She will go
California in command OF Capt Henry Coleman
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONVENTION cleo.
ton u ue.sgascs " a convention 10 amend TIE CON
stitution Of Masssc husetta, will be held to day.
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capita on the subject OF tho TRANSATLANTIC psokes
M Chauvet informs the Project that he has just
formed company, with capital Of 1000 900 f..
to obtain the concession of the transatlantic line;
that out of this sum he has already succeed.
ed in obtaining subscriptions for So 900 ,0O0f;
and he begs the Project to call together
them to join in the undertaking. This was done,
and the persons applied to entered eagerly into the
affair. As far as regards the concession in favor Of
any particular port, nothing yet decided on. The
delegates from our Chamber of Commerce still re
main in Paris, and one of principal builders has
been summoned to the capital in order to furnish in
formation on this important question"
The pay of all the sub-oficers in all branches Of
the naval service has been raised ten centimes day
The artillery and marines at Toulon Brest Roche
fort, Cherbourg and Cette have taken the oath of
fidelity to the Emperor. The screw steamer Duroc
is fitting out TO join the squadron at Talffd.
The following compose the ecclesiastical house
hold of the Emperor:--the Bishop of Nancy first
Chaplain; the Able Timarche, Cure of Ham, with
a title OF Bishop IN pafti6ns) second Chaplain; M.
first "Chapelain;n Versini, second do NJ. Liabeuf
third do; and NJ LANES, fourth do.
number OF domestic servants have been dis
missed from the Tuieries for being ndiscreet enough
to gossip about the household arrangements The
Emperor intends to choose all the servants himself
III future. So they say.
Ihirty-six military prisoners effected their escape
short time since from Fort Lamalgue, near Toulon
The Municipal Council of Paris has published
its budget OF receipts and expenditures for 1853 The
total receipts are estimated at AZ 346 francs, and
expenditures precisely the same amount.
The London Sun has heard surmise that the
French government intend to take off the duty on
guano brought in foreign ships.
A notice OF the Moniteur had summoned all the
superior naval officers in Paris to assemble at the
Ministry OF Marine to " receive a communication"
The subject understood to be to test ut sea the
new cannon invented by the Emperor.
M.Anselme Halphen, Regent fthe Bank OF France,
and Admiral Delasseaux, Major General of Marine,
are dead.
Spain.
Forty-three new Senators are nominated with a
view 10 Strengthening the government.
There is other news OF interest, except the
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uARITIHs IHrsLLIsEIsu,

ALMANAC yoax-rm BAY
sun Rr1B, ...........6 n NOON RBnR. . . morn O6 80
svn Mns ............B 81 H0H WATT. morn OF Fl
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SPAIN.

Forty-three new Senators are nominated with a
view 10 Strengthening the government.
There is other news OF interest, except the
seizure of several papers, for their comments the
government.
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w y
Hawkins and three children, Miss Lydia Wright, Mrs s
Hatch and children Edward Taggart Avoorhees,
Chas Woodnett Jas Bartlett Jas Young David Howard,
Mrs Howard, Miss Cara Bush and servant, Bush jr,
Smith, D Hewick, Ira Joslyn, Nelson Carr, John
Erdmsn louis Bergsten, Meyer Hirsch, Hirsch,
Fobt Reed Mrs Robt Reed and three children, Tho.
mas, Geo Small Chasebeer, r Slower, Teagsr-
den Tbeo Donohoe, Robt Ray VIM Henderson, Geo
Robertson Francis Pfaf Master PfsfI Geo Lord II II
Howard Dixie O Caswel, Scott Backus MrsWilson,
Augustus Mount Samuel Preble, Mrs Samuel w Pre-
BILE, Master Prebls Geo Brooks Nrs Geo Brooks, Louis
Bernhardt, Mrs Louis Bernhardt James Hogan, Geo w
Warner, Mrs Geo Warner and two children, Iiebel
seabrook, Joseph Clark Jas Woodnett Mrs Jas Wood
nett AID 'bree CHI bren Henry Woodnett Elisha Bonham
Dariel n Bacon 7 Raston, s Mcbride Dodd, Miss
Mary Palm Geo Roeben Mrs Geo Roeben and four chill
dren Miss Ellen Hcnncn, Mrs Jane Clinton, Daniel Dow
II Cook, Geo Thomas, Augustus Thomas, nrs White,
I Pardy, Mrs Clements and child, Chas W Gates VIM
Brodie Gerry Drew Ions Clements, xohn Rollins, W
Dewell, Ions sandeker, Miller, o Loyett,
Dinkle, J 6 White NJ Handley, 'M.Gown, " Camp, 8
Donaldson Hare Ridgeway Turner, Mangel,
swickard, G Reed, Ruby, W Ruby, HLsvis, R Adams
B Arnold Hall, II whitaker L Miller, 8 coyIer, J
Pard II o,good, Harrington, Hamilton, Eamil;
L Delano, Mark c s Foster, D Foster II Pc seD,
y:gs w,f @ Meyer
ADavis, Hopkins Hopkins, Murphcy, s n Jones, P
Fopst, ? " Sweet, Burke, r Mundos, Nrs.Knudson
Drown, widoe, ? Rice. G b Morrsn, a Brockvay, II
Horn Carney ,Mccurdy Hull Looney, Iconey
Dayton, J Bach, = schaffer Prieny, G Kensenbach
Meyer, 7 Luce Eyer, James, Jno stunpn stunpn
Feth Miller, II Melger, Stenbel, Meyer, 9 Kern
Merger A Winglefeet l. Wnglefeet, Shambey g
Abraham, Abraham, l. Bowman, Goldsmith. a n
Davis II Hobert, 5 RAFT Eaor.er, @ W Randell, B
Rice, N Berry, A Cook Van Norman Parker j
Bond, A Wilson, Mott Blair d Hiseock, G
Bsrenkae, N B Willard, l. sauInster, Rose,
John s%n T 1asa,on Mitchell an
ningham, N Murphy, r Ayres simms, P Green, Jes-
80 Y Lentell Richard Kimban. jerks, Powers,
Edward Smith, Aaron Kahr, Asa Brcket J Bedford, +
Lockart Jas Crozier, P II Dillon Lopez, shannon w
n Rumsey, Bonebright-231 In the steerage
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CLEARED
saturday-Sbip Alfred the Great (Br), Turpee Live
pool Ogden This vessel accidsntly added 10 th
arrival Of ship Victoria yesterday
S Thompson h Nephew, not Ogden, cid ship Lad
Eran kiln veatprday.
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AUCTION SALES.
And IN NELSON con ~.

''.s ni decree at the Cncuit Court fr ,l
Iss9 u Neison' rendered the 2nd day of M
.o'', ~ the case of Samuel Edmunds rs N.a. ~
fnr Ss, una others The Undersigned Comms.ianer
ses On trdp appointed will proceed the pren
o'dder ut public auction the tract of lind naon
S.ad VT Lawrence Gannnir,now living ON the
water OF the north fork of Ro :kf.b Rive
gnng 29o5 ACRES, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. jane
TERMS OF SALE:-Enougb ca n IN Ind IL
expenses OF sole aud he est and charges Of The
the residue on credit of and yca,s The mr.
giving bond with good personal security and m.
III TO the land reserved as ultimate security
JOS. II. SHELTON Sheriff
81 Of Nelson Co, and as such Conn.
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AsHINGTON HOTEL

II n = N n UNt A
" subscriber has taken charge of this old md well
known Hotel, which opened on the lsl day OF
April Ills House is well furnished and his table shut
ne supplied with the bes the eounryaors His Bnrwill
he furnished with the choicest liquors His Stable will
pe In charge of careful Ostler and will be literally
supplied with provender. He promises spare no effo
tn give entire satsactionto NIL who may favor him with
call and appeals to generous public for patronage
ap lS-d&o3m JOSEPH w MOORE
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FAGLE HOTEL, FarmviIIe.-The pr

- Prrt"r ~ this Hnuse respectfully notifies the pub
lie that he u authorized 10y Drs Lyle and Grgg To say
that no DANGER from Small Pox need bcspprehsnd
cd and he eea. that having taken eYery precnufion
against tile spread Of disease he invite contiuu
anee OF TINT portion Of public patronage which he Is
determined IA merit
he travelling public may rest insured ihat nothing
viii be wanting to contribute their comft and con.
venience, at Il is Hotel,
JOS. L. cARRINGToN Proprietor
June 1s-It
10 No new case of Small Pox has occurred in Farm
vilie for "a days. aud the only three patients
medaiely the hospital. J. 10
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b q IS ss;s;ss.sz;;'s;sE


by recent order OF the Bonri of Directors nf the
va u fenn Rail Road Co The Agent Mt each Depot
ns'n personally responsible for the freight on any
paid. ~ s -
MS therefore Is 10 give notice all persons VIII,
snip from Lynehburg, that article of Merchandise
Ne can he forwarded by Rail Road until the fright an
s'me - PAID arrangements be for the same NJ
tue other end Of the line, where may be directed H.
IKE manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared or
paid Tor before taken from the Depo Ii is hoped alI
w' read acquesce in labor-sa' ing nm arrangement
as the Cash system. T. JEILIs. At
June 3-ta -
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~ he subscriber would inform his old friends and
the pubic generally, that he has completed and furnish
ed the new dlton hs house and prepared to
accommodate travellers and others in good style rs
any houe in the valley. This house ia in the central
nrt OF The town. and convenient all kinds of business
Ills table aud bar always supplied with the very best
the markets afford, and his stables are under the
superinlendencc of one OF the best osers in the
BY long experience in the business and his well known
disposition to please he hopes to share lb.rnl portion
of the patronage of the travelling public
ie 20-3m VII LIAM NoCAUI.
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THE HAZARD POWDER Ger

THE HAZARD POWDER Gothic
l. Subscribers most respectfully infom their frcnl-
md the public generally that they Agents for the
Hazard Powder Company FOR selling Gun Powder and
can furnish by wholesale retail, in 81 l24 a. 25 III
kegs Kentucky Rifle aud Blnsting Powder very low
nrices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder and all Of the sporting powder
". Il n O. FISHER.
opposite the Norvcll House.
june d-ts Iynehburc Va.
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oeionging to the estate of John Wills decd Thi. il
one OF the most desirable family residences which bn
ever neen offered for sale in Lynchburg. Tho house
Twelve large rooms in good order with the ne.
cessary ont-houses The house is built in most VII
man-ke style and is situated in a very pleasant and a
greeahle neighborhood. '
AL me same time we will sell small tract of wood
ana lying IN the county of Campbell al the foot of Cand
ers mountain, adjoining the lands of Doct John H. Pat
teson' and Mr.. Alexander Lggat The tract contains
about Thirty three or four acres
he above sale will take place at the family residence
Of the late John Wills
he terms are liberaland will be made known on the
"ay OF sale GEO. d. DAVIS,
ie l3-d2awtds c. T. WILLS
tV- Richmond Wing. and Valley Wing, will in.
sert once week till day of SALE and forward accounts
to this Office
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- THE ANTIPODES.-By the arrival of the Pa
cifc, bringing the Hong Kong Gozete Of April lst
have lntell gence from Shanghai 2Sth Murch Re-
port. c1ntradctory but it i. generally conceded
that Shanghai fowls are looking up aud and Nankin
pant are tight. In addition these in possess
ion (by the steamer Roanoke and Purisen and Ang's
Express) of fresh supply OF Gardeners summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods consisting of every var
ETY. Of thin ats, Marsaes and Linen Vests. Double
Brea sted and Boot Pattern VestsWhite and Fancy Mar
se,llcs Basket Drill Duck Linen, Crown Canvass and
Barathes Pants, &c. SHIRTS.-l5 dozen Shirts,
STYLE bosoms, excellent pattern and warranted to fit
COLLAPSED dozen Sta rding and Byron ply Col
lars Linen and Cotton Drawers Silk Lsle and Cotton
U Ter Shirts Cravats, Socks and Glovee, &c. just
ceived and for sale by A. s. SHAFER & co.
10