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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
FOR THE VIRGINIAN.
Mineral Wealth of Lynchburg
| NO. VI.

What has been shows Int may be- Great
principles have been demonstrated, within II
few weeks past, by the young spirits of Lynch
burg, by operations equally simple, delightful and
instructive. These demonstrations show that
the same operations may produce similar results
wherever young spirits exist. One demonstra-
ton is that Industrial Science may afford the pu-
rest, richest, highest possible delight to erery
young spirit, coming from the hands of its
Creator. Would it not be strange were it 9th
erwise ! Would ii not show imperfoctions in
the glorious perfeotons of God His moral and
physical universe, not fitted to each Other!
Such delight, from sueL cause, may animate,
has animated and invgorated young hands and
minds, in exploring the resources of wealth and
science within their search. Such resources a
round Lynehburg have been thus developed, and
II knowledge Of them diffused to greater extent
and with more perfoctness, than would be possible
by any other agencies. l. there not some gran
deur in the thought of employing the juvenile en-
ergles of the country, of the world, to explore
the resources of the world : Would not know
ledge thus acquired constitute strong and an
immovablc basis of mental culture, intellectual,
moral and social-also of industrial pursuits of
every kind
With the acquisition of knowledge thus rapid,
thorough, delightful and practical, could appro-
pirate language fail to accompany it, Would not
the endless repetition of words now harrassing
AMI impairIng young neutrality-suspicious. teach
ers a constant drudgery, as abortive as it is irk-
some, at once ceasel Would not parents be less
often heard to complain that the Improvement of
their children entirely inadequate to the
time, expense and anxiety expended upon their
education Would not lawlessness juvenile
outbreaks, thefts and incendiary houseburnings
at once be checked
Iffacts can prove any thing such would be the
results of Industrial Science, now being slightly
shown in Lynchburg, and more fully exhibited in
sundry places, both in this country aud in Eu-
rope. This is an age of industrial science, shown
in geological survey s,rairoads canals, telegraphs
mining explorations, Schools of Design, agricul-
tural schools, general analyses of soils, Industrial
Exhibitions, "Worids fairs Fairs all over the
world, and similar agencies without number,
modifying the literature the legislation, the
business, the amusements and the national in-
terrourse of all countries. ii.
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TO the Public,

1--WE subscriber takes this method of informing The
citizens of Campbell, Bedford, Buckins hamNe'
son. an Ami, rst that he is at this time engaged u
getting subscribers for the great orr written by f
Hon Thomus II. Benton This is one of the wolS'
OF the kind ever published. and gives more general 10
formation in regard to Congress AN the United States
during the thirty years to hch he refers til any OoS
now III the hands of tile people. This work will Psf
vcy not be sod in any books ole or in any other way
thsn by subscription, and as am sole agent to the a.
owe named counties, will be pleased receive us
names ct subscl ibrrs. by mail, otherwise. 'D''
Visit the above FAMED counties soon, their tepe
Court days The work is contained in la &c vols, I"
s2a per vol Those writing for tie work will odd"s
me at Lynchburg, Postpad. S. SMITHSON. in,
apl l4wjw Ag't for the Publishers
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| Louisiaaa- Samuel W. Oakley. David J. Hook
John Il. Leefe.
Mississippi-.D. ". clapp, T. A. Marshall r
| II. Crump.
7'sanessee--wm. II. Polk, j. Knox Walker
Gen. Wm. {. Kyle.
Terds-Mr. Ray.
Keatueky-Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lieutenant
NJ. r. Maury.
The Kentucky delegation had not arrived at
the time these nominations were made and at
| tho instance of Gen. Coombs, Lieut.. Maury' as a
native of Kentucky was assigned place by the
President upon the committee from that state
After the conclusion of the Presidents adj
! dress, and the appointment of the Committee no
| further business of Importance was transacted.
Among the resolutions offered and referred to the
General Committee, I send you the following ms
somewhat illustrative of the spirit of the mem
bers. and of the character of the business which
will probably be brought forward for the early
consideration Of the Convention
Bv Rev. c. A. Marshall of Mississippi.
Resoired That it is the deliberate sense of
this convention. that the object for which we are
convened is the general development and main
tenapce of the Rights and resources of the
Southern and South Western States and while
we regard Commerce as the great colonizer, civil
lizor, and ohrstianizer of Mankind, which, with
its various carrying interests, demands our
specal consideration, we also recognize our
legitimate business, all other matters of practi-
cal character tending TO the accomplishment of
the general design embracing Education, Agri-
culture, Home Manufactures, Navigation, and
the occupancy of our vast unoultiyated lands.
BY same.
Resolred That in the opinion of this Con
yention, a material reduction, or absolute repeal,
of the duties now levied ON railrond iron, by the
General Government, il measure that would
conducc in high degree, to promote the interest
of all the States.
Resolued That this Convention do earnest
w recommend this measure TO Congress, rs one
Of great national benefit and respectfully solicit
their early and favorable action upon IT,
BY same.
Resotred That we recommend to the Legis-
latures of the States represented in this Conven-
ton. TO exempt from State taxes. during one year
ensuing the importation theroofal goods direct
ly imported from foreign ports, into any port in
the Southern States.
BY Geo. A. Trenholm, of S. C.
Resolred, That TINS Convention recommend,
in the most earnest manner, TO the people OF the
South, and more particularly to the merchants IN
the scaports TO embark suitable portion OF their
capital in the construction purchase of ships,
to convey directly to foreign ports our agrlcul-
tural and other productions, and bring home the
return oargoes offoreign commodities. Thut
commercial marine capable of performing this
service would relieve the South from an enor-
nous tribute paid 10 other States of this u
nion and foreign countries, and turn the gains of
this lucrative 1nd inyigorating pursuit, INTO n
new element of Southern opulence and strength
The Convention adjourned at O'Clock, having
unanimously adopted "A resolution, that its sit
tngs be from o TO ; o'clock daily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN Stabler's Good Medioines" Al

~
ed to IN public, with the assurance that nothing is
claimed for them. but what they really possess The
curative properties Of STABLERS ANODfNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANTh have been certified TO in hundreds
of cases where it has been beneficial in Coughs, Odds.
Sore Throats Asthma Bronchitis, and diseases of The
lungs and throat generally. The DlARRHGA COR
DIAL is also known to have cured hundreds nf
Of those serious diseases Of the bowels which often
ploye fatal Indeed in regard 10 both medicines. n
rial their merits by the afflicted is nfdently asked
n really believe there better medicines in
See ad, ertscment in another column, and descriptive
pamphlets. be had gratis IF The Price for
each bottle only SO cents, six loltles Tor 81 so
Tnpl l5-1m
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FUTURE DAYS
80 on 40 Desirable Building Lots
fss AND
Mill FAMIL YRESIDENCEa A. Are ~

Nm Mon1ns niternon: the 1t OF Ma. -, -A-
" without the least reserve be,,,en, ~ WIZ De snls
SlRABLE BUILDING LOTS. bconet,uu ana 10 DEl
nr Cnn Buckner, Ter tie pu' pose of 'ue esia
sion OF said estate. Icing cs
The above Luts nre situated immeditteIy mil
ington Turnpike and Va e Tenn. Railf,,J 't s Les.
hall mile ol the limits Of the corrou',n ana Sa'a
minutes walk 81 ths business part of the Gin, ~ lev
them ara beautifully located with Splipp. og Me@
water upon them. At the same time will h.. eAgtaea
Family Residence IN the Hill, with nctc. n sUu
tachrd. The House is in good repuir with All .ou@
oul buildings, and the ground in fine state o@
ton. rre opportunity is here presented ia ,osa
building lot ~ ihe immediate vicinity of The civ
they will be soil in quantities to suit p rcboso,'
further particulars enquire at the Auction ST.
ii. Mosby. WIN plas Of the property can he ,o ~
TERMS.-6, u and Is months crcdt "a, "
poPer. G. RICHARD PHELPS Ahntf ,ged
apl % tbs 'u'tL
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday,
went into Committee, and proceeded 10 the con
sideration of the special order, being MIR. Cobb's
Homestead bill That portion of the bill which
was similar to the Homestead bill was struck out,
and the clauses providing FOR graduation and re-
ducing the price of public lands only were retain
ed. Other amendments were debated and rcioc-
ted; when the committee rose.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable House 4 J.,

ar PURSUANT 10 the provisions of a deed 80
Hill from ines Wilkinson and WIT. a,,oa va
March. 1851 and of record in the Clerks Office 'Fs
Lynchburg Hu>ting's Court, shall on SATURDAY e'
inst. Mt o'clock, the premises offer for .ale u
Quarter Acre Lot with the Improvements,
stdated at the junction Of Oh street and 18Th o,
mean the residence oil DIR. Il. II MurreH. The ,hI I
believed be unquesiinnable, but acting as t.,a.
slnll only convey such title is vested in me by sii
hust deed. Terms made known on day of sale
np l2 -dt22ap J. BENAGH. Jr. Trustee
Expre. emmy
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The CHANCES OF Wharf.-The Life Insurance
Companies in England have calculated the chan
ces OF being killed or wounded in battle and fixed
the rates OF insurance. A party may be insured
against death by accident or violence from any
cause, including death in action, for f3 3s ON
the floo per nnnum; and ITO nc ludc payment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
HIGHEST PRICE OF TIE SEASON
GOLD BY LANES A HAMMER.

Tobacco of WIN. Petrrew, of Campbell. at sill
iought by J. l.. Brown E-q of A sllnt'on. oi APP
pomsttox at :5 bought by Wn. II. lare, ESD; OF
isd. Layur Of Gappbel,al s2o4 bought b, Me,srsA
Narrick. and al SEA bong b, lla."y Bo"k,i;-
nl of whi,h purchased I th'r hne Southern
brands. Lynchbug Is the beet ineri Ell m the wo'' io'
fine Tobacco Her fnsl cciprs nfusitiuus aud at
teLtiyc--Ler Commission Mrlehants energetic aud
nblis ing aud her dealers liberal II you wnht
high pr .end y,er obarco Hammer, in L. nchbuig
TIC planters should pick their foinrco well aud
have il uniform and in good der, If they ~i-h good
prices. lapl Is IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

MUSEUM CoMrANY.-Bulwer's beautiful play
of the Lady of Lyons will be presented tonight,
at Masonic Hall, for the benefit of Mrs. Weaver.
Mrs. w. has given citizens great delight by
her fine and spirited acting, and in return dc
serves "a bumper" Let her have it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

IN case If loss of limb ofhalf the sum insured,and
PAYABLE On death, f3 3s per cent. extra. 1t
would SEEM from these terms that nun Is Twice
a likely 10 lose his leg as he is to lose his head
probably because be has two legs and only one
head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

rY-t /, said 10y some there is gool in every thing"
but from fair trnl il is allowed thai there is btne
fit u be derived from the of Emmersons American
Hair Restorative thun other preparation now in
market. Price 81 90 in nrgc Bottles. For sale by
apl l4.tw d. X. LYMAN.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

PHILIP S. WHITE, the eloquent and success
full Temperance Lecturer will address the peo-
pie of Amherst County, on the subject of Fem
perance as follows At Elon Church, April 26;
at Pedar Mills, April 81 at Harris Creek, April
%: at the Court House, April 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
EaSALE OF LAND Pursuant to decree

Cd SALE OF LAND Pursuant to a decree
@A- Amherst Circuit Couii. made at its MAJ oh Ten
1854, in the rnse therein pending OF "Ssnfe |
Guardian, dc. VS.. Greiner, &c" the undersigned \
Commissioners, thereby appointed, will, on Fridey
18th da, of May next on the premises, sell to the hg
est liddera tract of Land, in the County of Amhss
containing 4541 acres.
The land lies near New Glasgow, and almost ID
line fthe Orange 4 Alexandra Railroad, adope
by the recent meeting Of the Stockholders being abb
a miles distant from the Village, and about "A Mild
from the road; an ,ihc Land formerly owned
Allen Bair and purchased by the ntc ohm f. Grcire
ut the sale made by Commissioners, under decree
the case of Watts vs B,ar &c. 1t is believed that pei
sons wishing 10 purchase Land would find this WORTH
OF examination. and could not make better Investment
TERMS:-The purcha will be required TO p,y
much cash as will pay the the expenses of the sal sd
as Ia the residue to execute bonds l. 81 and ead
with good PERSONAL Sc 'ur y for eqea portions there
and the title 10 the Land will be retained until the Id
payment is made. One of the Undersigned |. o Sts]
field, will show the Land any person wishing to exa
inc it. ISAAC O SrANF1EID
ap 3 ctds
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COMMERCIAL.


LYNcnBuRo, April Is. 1854.
TOBACCO somewhat higher, Tor a better article
in markct,) some sold a. high as s29
WHEAT.-Dull-Red 81 U5-White 81 10.
CoRY-Red 75c.-Whte 70e.
OATs.-Very dull, at from ;574 to 40 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
New and Fashionable Furniture Warerooms
In the Building formerly kno,cn as the Second
Presbyterin Church, Upper end Main street,
q fer doors beLolp Libertu UarehonSe.


/zeel HAVING 70 med u connection with one q
of hs largest and best appointed manu- 80
factories at the Moth and male ample
lo the manufacture of Furniture in the
city, am opening, ut the above House. large
and /. complete assortment OF Fashionable Furni.
be {, und in the State. embracing all the
STANDARD rcles usually found in houses of this kind,
together with many recently introduced, and never be-
20 exhibited in this city.
My stock has been manufactured expressly for this
maket-n large portion frum and original designs,
furnished cx essy for this cstabshmentm OF the
best materials and furnished In the elegant style.
Articles of Northern manufacture will be furnished ut
Northern retail prices cost of transportation added
Those prefer articles of Home manufacture will al
ways fl IA large stook onhInd from which select.
From my org experience in the trade and possessing
neles unequaled 10y any house in the city, respect
fully solicit call from all wishing purchase, feeling
confident att hal lie able To please, both regards
price AMI quality ofw,rk
lzg- Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished the
shortest rolice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses made
order EDWARD J. FOLkE :.
apl l7-ts
YEAST POWDERS supply of Preston
l. MeIil's and Dunkee's YeHst Powders jus to
hand aud Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY 4 co.
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

4 MOTHER lot al those superior French pantauons,
"A they made fIhe finest French Cashmere and
latest design OF pattern, and pronounced by good dd es
the best and make brought tins market Cali
and examine for yourselves the Franklin Cloh uad
Clothing House. GLASS II RAINE,
apl II Is J. DIXON Ae't
f-V EXP Rep and Bed Ser copy
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NEW BOOKS

yHIslz NEW BOOKS
ZlEGD. b. PAWN + hes to-day opcned IN, ia
An.ARsW lowing New Works:
Diseases of the Heart and Aoltu. by Stokes
Homeopathy Fairly RePiese ted not mislepresented,
by William Henderson, NJ d.
18th oil. Calhuuns forks.
Sepnchre of our Departed, by Anspnch,
Cummings Lectures the Apocalypse.
Life ant Adventures e "A Country Merel ant
City md Cou try Life.
Dovecote Or the Heart of the Homestead
The Winter Lodge.
Letters 10 n Young Man. 10y De Quincey
The Divine Churaat,f, Nindi, ated by Ballow
The . Doctor.
Kate Clarendon, by L Bennett.
Western Scenes and Adventures
Legends OF Brauy
The Niser's Heir.
The Ptiost and the Huguenot, by Bunsener
History OF the French Protestant Refugees by Meiss
Homer Poeticul Works.
The Old Brewery
Jetlerson's w urlls, 4th vol -
Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Nurfllk, Va
Cruise of the North Star
Poets and Poetry OF the Bible. Tapl l7.ts
10 Express copy.
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VRUsT SALE MOST yaIT.]

II DIE DhIUhBA1 Eh AT AUG IUN.-Bv NJ
tue OF deed of trust, executed to me by John
ihauP, on the End day oil April ISL, for certain M
poses herein specified, | shall proceed TO sell at n
Market House, in the city ofLynch burg, On Friaayt
2ist April, 1854, public auction, negro man mann
LEWIS said negro is the best bricklayer in the con
ty. Terms made known the day of sale
A. J. CAMP. Trustee
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FOR PRESIDENT.

Hon. w. c. DAWSON of Ca, Unanimously
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Lit. M. F. MAURY.
SHELTON +. LEAKE, va
Gen. j. WINSLOW, n. c.
Hon. j. A. WOODWARD, S. c.
Judge f. A. NESBIT, Ga.
Hon. C. c. CLAY, ST., Ala.
S. w. OAKLEY, La.
n. ID. COLEMAN, Miss,
DIR. JNO. SHELBY, Tenn.
Gen. LESLIE COMBS, Ky.
THOS. WHITREDGE, Mo.
w. ID. MOSELEY, Florida.
SECRETARIES.
w. G. DESAUSSuRE.
CD. ROSE, Va.
THOS. LORING, n. c.
A. z. ALDRICH, S. c.
JAS. HAMILTON, Ga.
G. w. JONES, Ala.
j. b. LEEFE, La,
MATHEWS. Miss
r. s. SAUNDERS, Tenn.
THOS. =. HUTCHINS, Md
c. A. PRICE, Florida.
The report of the committee was unanimously
adopted by the Convention, and the President on
being conducted to the chair returned his thanks
in forcible address. He presented some strk-
ing illustrations of the disadvantages to the South
ern people of the present state of intersectional
and international commercial intercourse of the
South, with the Northern. as well as with foreign
States. He asserted that just estimate of the
amount, annually expended by the people of the
South, in the Northern States, would exhibit
sum equal in value TO the whole crop of cotton
produced in the United States in one year-and
spoke at some length of Acknowledgements
as a means of promoting our prosperity. The es-
Establishment of direct intercourse with European
ports was also urged, not only as feasible, but rs
essential to our great agricultural interest-whle
the improvement of our mail facilities, the pro-
motion of education in Southern Schools the
construction Of the Pacific railroad and measures
generally Of protection and distributions were
vention. We have yet to see in how far his
views will be acted on and approved by the body
to whom they were addressed.
The following resolution, offered by Rev. c. A.
Marshall of Miss, was adopted
Resolved, That the delegates from each State
appoint three of their own number to compose
General Committee, who shall prepare and sub
nit to this Convention, such business they
may deem suitable for its deliberations.
The several delegations, having consulted to-
gether, were then called by the Secretary, and
the following appointments were made by the Sc
veral States viz:
Maryland--Wm. Creighton, George Bartlett,
Joshua Jones.
Virginia-James Lyons, Myer Myers, Odin G
Clay.
North Cdrolina---Dr. j. II. Gibbop, p. X.
Dickinson, A. j. DeRosset, Jr.
South Cdrolind--James Chestnut, Z. g. Mem
minger, Henry Gourdin.
Georgia-Nelson Tiff Judge L. A. Nesbitt,
Hiram Roberts.
Florido-Benj. F.. Whitner, j. b. Brown,
Stanislaus Glinski.
y4ia5ama-Daniel Coleman, N. J. Scott, N.
Lockett.
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JUST RECEIVED.

~ The larg st stock of China. Earhen, Gas
~ aud Stone Wares-aso. large stock Of Wood
ware Han dware, CUTLERY, Brirtania Ware, &c. have
ever had the pleasure of offering in this market-whfa
am determined 10 sell low. / hope my friends and the
public will give me a call RIO. k. WATKINS, Agt
aD S.2aN INV
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APRIL 18th. 1854.

WANTED employment for the remainder of the
w yenru an Overseer nru, Cor the manage c.
ment o hands in any capacity but the former PETER.
red) by young man who come well recommended.
" it formation apply Immediately at
Hpl 17.clWT LEE x JOHNS0N'S
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BALTIMORE MAKhET-NEDNESDAy

NV York MARKET, April Ia.-oot,on d,.,;.i,
ic-Sai's OF s9o bales Coffee quiet Sales of 75o
oag' III" at cents. Rice firm lSaes of 80 ,r,. al
4tc. WhiSNy-Salrs of 300 bbls n, 264c Park ma a
err NJ. lCooh6' at sig 81 Tor Prime and sl444
40, w "GsS neei-sal's ut 300 lbs si4 for Mess Cut
Meats t'avy- ale' of $50 casks a, S =, 7Ic Lard
'hacuve speculative demand-Sales of ION h l. =, ~
cts, Ln'eed Oil buoyant-Saes of IL 900 gallons NJ os
oIe sugar act ye-Saes Of ZOO h DIS at a cents
OF looo bills 2laa3c' Tor Orleans. '''eS
Ht" o Caata Marker April llth.-Co,top-SnIs.
~ -! w ou upales ~ 80 Flour S. A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

RlRD SEED.-A SUPPLY of Canary Rape an
- Hemp, stumble fer feedin birds. For sale BY
apl l7-ts JOHNH SEAY 4 co
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Something Very Much Wanted!
DRESS AND FROCK COATS!!

A/ would call the attention of our friends and the
w public to our suitncnt OF the above articles
They made equal custom work. the cloth being
all sponged before making ur The tri1 mings of the
best qaaIity. We recommend tese Coats with the
utmost confidence tho prices vary fom $40 to S25
Small pI Gifts and quick sales is moto Gentlemen
drop in at the Franklin Cloth und Ginning Hou-e.
GLASS n RAINE.
apl IL Is J, DIXON Ag't.
Y Exn. Ron. md Rcd Srl. cnny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

~ We nfe u horned TO announce LAFA hElIE
LEE a Candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Camp-
bell County the next election. ma 3.d&rtde
~ We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL II.
QUARLES ~ "A caadidnle for the Office oil Sherf OF
Bedford county nj the pcxt 9 ection feb % ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

IV-we are requested 10 ann. unee JAS n PRYOR
for Dommi- sioner OF the Revenue, Amherst Co.
mil 2 IN
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PostpOnenent.

The above saleis postponed TN Friday 2sh April.
Il. j. D., ag't for
apl 2awtds PA B.