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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20
Nicaragua.

The PROVINCIAL PRESIDENT OF THE REpuBLic
or NICARAGUA TO ITs'INnABirANTs:
knowing with certainty that the Government
If the United states. in opposition 10 the public
opinion of that nation, declines to recognize the
present administration OF Nicaragua, and refuses
TO enter into relations with The Hon. r. IL.
French its present accredited Minister near ihat
Cabinet: IN use of its powers:
To the Hon. J. II. Wheeisr Resident Minister
ofhe United States at Nicaragua
Sr-My government being well convinced
,hat III. present Cabinet at Washington, contra
~ TO the popular wish of that nafion' refuses It's
,ccngpi,ion. il becomes incumbent upon me to
notify you that the powers conferred ON Mr.. +.
II. French. the present Minister OF Nicaragua
near the United States, have been this day re-
yok,d. aud that he has been commanded 10 re-
turn 10 this city, At the same time nave 10
communicate TO you, in the name OF my govern
man, that in consideration of the aforesaid con.
duct of the government which you represent all
communication with you in the character OF
Minister, resident of the United States Is from
this day forward suspended.
have the honor TO offer you the assurance Vi
my highest consideration. fERkEh.
Observation-Disclosures l. All official communca.
ton with the Hon. j. II. Wheeler, Minister OF
the Government Of the United States residing IN
this Republic is suspended
Article 2 All the powers conferred upon COL
p. II. French, as Minister Plenlpotehtiary hear
that nation, revoked.
Article g. Let this decree be communicated to
whom il NAV concern, and to the said Col T. IL.
French, that he may return to this Capltoi 10
give en accoant Of his mission
Given in Granada, the 22d day of the month OF
January, 1856 PATRico hlFAS.
To the Minister General, the Licentlnte Don
Fermn Ferrer.
Ri ~
pcnrs 20 meet the views of all classes of the cit-
aens On the night subsequent to the reading OF
the Decree, the American Minister was sere-
naded by the naiive bands-a testimonial on the
lat Of the inhabitants of their consideration OF
Mr. Wheeler in his private character.
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\ Nrw KIND or SLAVE TRADE.--A letter from
Cnllno PERM say The only business transac.
ted At present is the selling of Chinese slare, Ian
ding from American and English ships. Language
l. inadeq lne to express the horrible condition of
these miserable wrctchrs. Stolen from their
homes and families. -mngglrd on shiphoarj with
out their consent. on the passage treated like
hrn"s, HEY IRE brought 10 this coast aud sold to
men who have No mercy, for nominal term Of
eight wears, although in many instances no term
OF service is mentioned. An American ship salt
ed from China with six hundred and five Chinese.
and landed four hundred ald four leaving two
hundred aud one. WHO either died or drowned
themselves on the passage. The average price
realized for this cargo OF human flesh was two
hundred aud If y dlilar~ t&.50) per head. The
horrors "t the Atrran slave tradp.in the pulniest
days. were nothing to be compared toihi>: for IN
other COMMITTEES there are laws for the protection
OF In" slaves, bnth here the muster Is clothed with
absolute auth rity, and can govern his slaves ~
he soeS mt
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.r~,s-.<<s-,,,s- .sxns- -.--u.,.z-.

EXECUTION or \ MuRnERER. Gyl"stnwn.
Pa, Feb. 5th.-.!ac1, .Ambraster was hung
to-day i''r the murder f his wife He died pro.
testingsl1 innecepc.. and when on the ,calf,ra
refused I" ssake hn'ri- with his son or permit
the mlnlstef 1'roY f.rliu. he sid repeatedly
To the Sherii Yea ,lare not hang tnt--y ou know
you dare not When the drop fell he died with
out Struggle. His last words were, Il want
nojudge but God"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20
From California

The LEGISLATURE .sembled on the 9TH ut.,
and the Know Mornings elected all the officers
without difficulty. In the Senate ID. X. Ashley
was chosen President pro tenn, receiving sixteen
votes To fourteen for J. W. Vaudeville, Demo
crat; IL I'd William Bausman elected Sfcre-
tary, by seventeen votes to fifteen for a. ID.
Nanldroh Democrat. In the Assembly the vote
for Speaker stood: J. f. Farley, American.
fifty five, T. W. Taliaierro. Dcmoeiat, twenty
one. These figures sufficiently indicate the
strength of the respective parties IA both bran
ehcs Of the Legislature. and IN view OF the con
trolling power welded by the Americans, one
would think that the United States Senatorial
question could be solved without difficulty; but,
alas the slavery frchrand appears to be at work
in the ranks If the majority and they not only
find it impossible to unite upon a caucus cand-
date bat IA 90 into convention Tor the purpose
of proceeding to an election, "A House resolution
10 do - ON the 18Th of January having been de
irated in thu Senate by three Americans voting
with the Democrats, the latter. of course, being
le>ifoas Of preventing an election. Caucuses
had beer held t.y the American members Of the
Legislature almost daily and about twenty bal
Inls had failed 10 unite them upon candidate.
Ex.f!overnor ioote on the first ballot headed the
list. recriype twenty four out of the sixty -four
votes east. he and Other prominent candidates
subsequently Withdrew from the contest; but
Mr.. Footr entered the trla gain, and on the last
hial he found tNenty-tiaht upporers-wiIhin
five Of choice. I p 10 the ntest moment there
was nothing to indicate what the final result
would be, although the presumption was that
the difficulty would be settled and Senator
rlppf,d before lone.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY. Feb. Ii. lo56.

BILLS REPORTED,


BEI.5 KEPoRrib.
MI Garuet, from the committee of Finance
frThrted II bill Ia separate the state from The
Bank, by sale of stocks therein, and the al,pii
catl"l oi the proceeds to !he redemption ct tue
public debt.
Mr. Berkeley from IA select committee. repor
ted hill to authorize the Governor to accept a
grant from Lewis w. Washington. to the bil,b-
place of Gen. Washington, in the county of
Nestmor Gland. and to have the same enclose d.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
BY Mr.. Edmund.--of citizens of Halifax fer
charter for company 10 construct toll bridge
across Dan. river near South Boston
BY Mr.. Burwell, of Bedford-of citizens Of
Bedford, demonstrating against proposed
tension of the corporate limits OF the town of Lib
erty.
BY Mr.. Early-cf the citizens of Albemarlc
asking further legislation to prevent the evils Of
intemperonca
THE COUNTY OF "WIsE.'
On motion of Mr.Floyd the Senate bill "forn-
in5 the county of Roane out of the portions of
Lees eott and Rassell," was taken up. The bill
was then pussed-year l27; nay Alr. EarlyD
aud the title amended by inserting Mise" in
lieu of "iioane,' 80 rs to conform to the amend
ment adopted 10y the House when the bill was
last under considerations
THE SALARIES OF OFFICERS, ETC.
\ Senate bill increasing the salaries of the
clerks of the Senate, Ito Sl,6O0) and House Of
Delegates, Uo - 500 was read third time
aud passed with amendment. allowing the
clerks of the llodsc the further SUN of $50, per
week. during the session of the Legislature for
the employment of an assistant ca, 1872 no
Mr.. !omiin.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were read n third time anil
passed
Repeating the law authorizing the tax on Digs.
II, 4 - l..
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: :
LEGISB AZURE CT VIRGINIA
SENATE.

FRIDAY. FEB, Is.
Mr. Dencale, from a select committee, report
ed Senate bills to provide more efrctually for
the removal % free negroes from the Common
wealth DC, which was, on motion, read the first
time.
Mr. Tate, from seiec. committee reported a
Senate bill TO amend the act Incorporating the
Abing1oe Academy.
Mr. Old, from joint committee. reported n
bill to amend and re.enact the 25th and Both
sections of chapter l95 Of the Code of Virginia.
and bill to amend the 2ith.25h, Goth, 9th and
2sth sections of chapter 10, of Code of Virginia,
more effectually to prevent the escape OF
slaves.
Mr. Tnzewell, from select eommittp, reported
bill aboshing the Board of Public Works, aud
transferring the duties thereof to the Governor and
other officers of the Commonwealth. The bill was
read the first time
THE BANK QUESTION.
On motion of Mr.. Sterurod, the Senate resolved
into committee of the whole Mr.. Catlett in the
Chaif-a and resumed the consideration Of bill TO
ampud mud re- enact the J7ih chapter of the code
OF Virginia in reference to Banks of circulation.
The question was upon the motion 10 strike
from the 18Th section these woI IDS. viz: at shull
not be lawful for any bank or hranch Of bank
except in settlement with other bal h or branch
es, to ply or deliver ont in pnyu ent or satsfac.
ton OF any demand upon II, or 10y Way Of loans or
discount. N.plil noIe. cHeck or olDef paper eh-
cept such is payable by itself at its own coun-
ter. For every violation Of this section, the Of
ferrs guilty thereof shall orieit each hun
drcd dollars, aud the bank shall also forfeit
hundred dollars, aud the one half to .he niormer
and the other to the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Thomas addressed the conn littee in I'm ar
gnmcnt in support of the motion t. strike oat.
Mr.. Jones briefly replied in support If the
18Th section.
uII.IS PASSED.
To relea 80 81 the counties of Bee ford and i,oa-
ueke the interest If the State in SO much Of the
IYnchburg and Salem turnpike Us es within the
limits ot sad cuuntles.-nyes 30, nc none.
Amending the 2!th section of the chapter 1913
Of the Code of Virginia. more effect all Y go pre-
vent the circulation. through the post cfliee, of
houls. puFcrS and letters which induce st!aves to
rebel and escape to the Northern Stat Is.
Amending the 56th section of the chapter 81
of the Code of Virginia, in relation to tho duties
of inspection Of Tobacco.
70 incorporate the Jacksonville Female cademy
IN the county of Floyd.
To amend the 10Th section of the act assCd
April -, 1853; concerning the compe nsat2n pnd
empanncling # jurors
70 incorporate the Mountain Lake nd salt
Salpher Springs Turnpike Company.
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RAILROAD CAR CROSSING THE PoToNAC on
TIE ICE ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IA splendid
passenger car for the Orange and Alexondri,,
l'ai'road was to day safely dawn over the ice m,
til" Potomac river. from Washington to Alexan-
dina '
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BAHHTMA BANKRUPT,-The New York Tri-
bune say:
The n.eetiug of the creditors of the Jerome
Company and = T. Barnuln, at New Haven on
Monday nigh last resulted in Recommendation
the ,jerrome Company Ia go into liquidation.
They haze done 50. Mr. i}arnum has also made
an assignment. The Indebtedness of the Jerome
Company is ?5G0.0t0. There is a prevailing
opinion that very little will be realized to the
creditors. Mr.. Chauncy b Jerome, the original
founder of the Company. has also gone into
bankruptcy. Two appointments of a>signees
hive been made by MIR. Barnum-one in New
Haven and the other in Bridgeport by the ac-
ton of the creditor. who forced Mr. b. into bank
ruptcy. The courts must decide which a>signees
ar legally appointed. 1t is understood that
Banum is entirely raincd and that the jerome
creditors will ec, but small dividend from his
estate. His property in Connecticut is mort
gagged for over &3D0,0OO and the Museum build
ings belong to the estate of F. Olmstead. decpas-
cd The lease, which is valuable has belonged
II Mrs. Barnum tor many years.
Probably few men, overtaken by financial dis.
aster, will meet with less sympathy than Mr..
Brnum Having devoted his life to deceit and
made humbuggery profession, the world will
be rather incIiueI TO laugh when il learns that he
has become the dupe Of othors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

GoYERNoRsulp OF NEW HAMPSHIRE concord
feh. ID lh" Wigs have nominated lchahod
Gaodwm for Governor.
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To DT. wright, !:
Acknowledging til. pxtr

MN YORK, Angus; 9Th Is.
To ssT. Wright ;-DEAH Sill cannot refrain fral
acknowledging ths extraordinary hencit have derived
taking your wonderful medicine As have been seronr
afflicted with disease of the lungs and expected survive
but snort time feel THAI through taking Your Scroulou
An'idote, alone, life has been preserved.
has made Inc perfectly well man seriously afflicted
with cough, pain in chest, &c. believe o be
medicine Tor lung offer offered 20 The puuc
cleeruHy recommend it TO all afflicted o similar wav
aase was ver prpcarous one but the medicine gave
most immediate" relief.
nlnnir, liz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-20

AA}r'AFi9& ss.Cri.-- Richmond. Frh. Ia
N' river !" 1g4n troltn al light and is entire.
y uuhavieullr
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lretnain, sir, yours respectfully
JOHN UAMLEN,

S'Tofnim, Scrofnia.rhs 10 be dreadcdo Of all the
Yarions forms a! Diseases be radically speedily cured
by DR. L. H. igh Srrotrlous AEtidote THIS matter
that interests the bOie community
lain'cs wholly from
as 'af1s almost rs the constitutions il affects the
OF which Is consumption Reader has positively been
eure aud hemg cured every day by the my Scroll
2Gs Nniidote alone Testimonials OF the conyincu-
character are before Soi, from who would lend their
NAMES t" tosns but what known be the rrh
and they ask ynr ocone 10 them personally and satisfy you
selves SgnhE can be moro easy 10 ascertain than this ore
tact We leave Nen reflect and ask sou vour tiuds
an" afflicted with Ills disease in any Sec
jan ldim
u .om are afflicted with amy complaint which
requires lufGdNc Medicine, Try Ayers MY iILLs--hey
are worth trying Concord Nfraarp \ - lie I'm
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f5E NeTsdt..-s ra,r iuN, rrrciyci = -,
S}--.g ct N'p''sf ~ tDD2il'i}Y CAITIF Tl'
- IL % III = go" srtc would do well 10 cali ON
- ,i' ~i--e44 vi ''
JOHN EDI'S%
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4 -'s'f;'' iss$%E% SssaLDRENL c..,,o,
- t,s'''aA4 thfee trunksof SHOES In. Tho lo a., tH
~ 'u'"'1" MD and Goat Bpo Busbus. NJ So ''
i.n ,'oht Bots and alsi something very in,r,!
- y,r: nice little black and coored shoes If
q ttr. scarce in the city viz IS 4s SIS and e. Oh
p SEABURY
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LATER FROM KANSAS

81. LOUIS May 27.-KansAs Advces report the return
OF Robinson, Schuyler and Conway the charge OF the
federal authorities Robinson is imprisoned at Lecomp
ton Rseder has been heard from.
The Kansas City Enterprise Extra Of the 22d AVS
Jones took about go into Lawrenee and at his de
mand Pomeroy surrendered all the cannon and rifles he
could collect Tor which Jones gave his receipt Jones re-
fused Edrdge permission to the furniture from
Tue Hotel when posse entered aud carried the most Of
INTO the street Jones gave express order. that no pr
va'e house should be injured and particularly that Robin
son' house should be ouched but after portion of
the posse left the house, it vas burned
During the excitement one man was shot and another
Killed by the falling walls Of the Hotel Pomeroy was at
liberty in Lawrence
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GNHDEN SEEDS.
AN ARRANrEp fHEsH AND GENC1NE-wtiOLEsALT ANn

LrvS Large Scotch
MunN Green Citrou Pine
Aprir Nufmcr
WtrFE NFfov- Finest kind
NtsrrHffrN
Mr-rtHr BLACK and White.
ONfrN silver Skin white
Portugal yellow and Rel.
UHxt
rg,s -FVira Eafiy Fariy
Nav Washington 90 Frame
d' Chaflcion nvarf Bloc Prus,
aau 10 Marrovfst Bishop
pwarf prciidc.
PsEsNrFs-i.ons smooth
French Nurrusey
FtRsiry Curird.
PErrEH tarle Heu ~ Bun
Ncsr Tomato shspcd Cay
ennr.
FrvrSiV Large YcIlou Fieid
RurnAHH Nictoria
KUnpisH Long Scarlet Shrrt
Top scsrlct rurnip White 90.
NrIiov DO, Ions Salmon mack
spanish
Sstsf'N or Vegetable Oyster
Plant
sFfNtH-Round feavcd
SgrtsH farlv Hush nef
roNsto-Larsc Ret DO Vel.
loW VIZ
1raSir Farly Plat Dutch %
Red Tor, Large White Norfoik
white 0lohc, Roota Rags Dais's
itybfh
HE1Hs -Annise Csrrnway.
Lavender Sweet Basil Ros-.
msy strc summer savory
SWEET MaJorum hrne.
WM. PALMER.
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ARRIVALS Ar THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AM BALLAHD HOUSE.

INT"WFTl VIZ
French. Asxsndt; Archer Jf Aasis psrri.t N,..
Peek. Altame e De Seitns Washnston substt \ n.b-
And lady Poshatsn McS-iIe. stss~s noyd H.
Nhrmore and lsdy, Mics Bas.caa P-.rmsn T Pss. "
shors Va > Hunter " Alien, Caroline Rond n Ru
INhsy w rhomss LADY md maid, P1ver.. Mrs
Chsnd.r Nrs Nuyvessnt Mis- Gu fel TrrE. Johnsan
Jones w Coleman LOUIS Nrsy Msyrs, Fsaerek-harF
hpper lynchhufE Cooke, Hanover
VIII, Kinney Stsunton: Gordon. Dnlon Ptls n
nurs Gioueerr, sauusis smith Klng wuian. n.v,s
0orchlsuf 7 T. nradln n 4 Crsl-
LaneahuIE wysu .Dd lsdy Mrs wysti, Hi.- Bolnsg
Ass Nsrxr Runtr-i, MIS- Hn. N tannpurier DuDo
sachan Dei Mss Hastsrvn Pyter,hars sp~pe-r csr
oue Jonv,, Govsr RGovsr, Appomsssor = n Hannsr
Lsesvuis, Royal aud lady Nott0uay
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THE KANSAS NEWS COyFIRNED

81 Louis' May 26.-Aa extra from the Lexington
County Mo- Express confirms the accounts of III. de
s'rucon OF Lawrence h. t. and states that after Mar
shA Donaldson had entered the town and made .re. Of
all tor whom he had warrants be turned the people over
to Sheriff Jones The attempts OF the latter TO make
rests were resisted BY the people who 6red on his men
Whersupon Sheriff Jones cannonsded and Sc, Ere to the
Free State Hotel and the Herald Of Freedom Office de-
'troyins both. The artillery were still hiring and the
flames spreading when the messenger le But lev live.
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ENlGRANT AID anclrrY

BosroS, Nav 27.-Thc Emigrsut Aid society held their
annual meeting to-day The receipts for the yesr we're
declared to be s67oOo Tie value Of their property iu
Lawrence is estimated FROM fifteen tn twenty Thousand
dollars They propose to relieve the wsnt Of the people
OF Lawrence and aid further emigration. memorial 10
10 be sent TO Conges praying that they may remune
raed Or The de.trncinn " their nrnn.tr Nm Larccc
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GIISIt>' GALLERY
FOR PATENT
iMBROTYpES AND pHOTOCR.pUS

vUNIE SUBSCRIBER having ntt-i suit elegant
style at Cornihan Hail. l. now prepared pu,
ic furnish trIu
Ir Amtuty~, briug hrrnrteay alcd plates
hn, pnisri glass, DIV which
sni b-Nuinr~ the inpresion
aelis, the variations Of climate VOYAGES aud the
only Kind Of picture that M time They can
be taken from the sir oi full He the nal, miniature.
quarter the
hr Hight a
for Pins, lockcts, aud large wei a.
The extreme popularity 81 the
inPst"n C"untert-ts glass covered with vArnsh
arr often sold Tor Amhoiyp. None
rnt stamp The public nvird call
th- AhnHTrrE GisET, CoEISuAs Hall Main
Ahh iu'' y. E GIBIss
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. OREGON AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA

u a.
NEw ORLEANS, May 27.-The Steamer Grepsd. fron,
Havana MAY e4th has arrived with California udvics to
the ''h The Illinois, for New York. takes 81 500 900 in
treasure.
The news from California is OF much importance
In Aarposa county the Americans murdered twenty M..
leans and Chans under the preteIt thar an American
had beeu killed by the ChiAns The Americans ordered
all the Chilians aud Peruvans to leave
The Indian war in Oregon aud Washington territories
continues to be prosecuted with vgor the Indians
been several times defeated The volunteers complain
loudly oil the neglect OF eommssaes furni 81 ratons
CENTRAL AMERICA.
The Costa Reans shipping 500 wounded 10 San
Juan del Sur, and the army retreating from Mica
rAguA by land The Costa Rcans saw hey have bssn de-
eeived with regard to the feeling Of the people of Nic
ragua towards Walker that they expected to be reeey
ed With open arms. Baron Buow is very bitter sg.ins
the false representations made
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CONGRESSIONAL pRoCITnIIcs

"AsHINGroN, Nay 27.-Ssnai,.-Mr TrumbuIl v,x.
notice Of his intention to Introduce bill IN n,.v,, -;
war and restore peace in Kansas.
bill passed to provide for a general introduction of an
uniform national code of marine signals
Mr.. Sidell called the attention Of the S.n,, IN ,,
graphic despatch giving Mr. Summers statement b.fo,a
the House committee published in the papers this morn
ing. long and somewhat exciting debate ensured
Me'sr' Shfeh ard Douglas jscl-imri anv krowI,,,,,
Of the contemplated assault Mr.. Toon,b- d,ri. heir
near Mr. Brooks at tie time, but approved the act pr
Butler had he been Present would have assumed Al, ,b
responsibility. Mr. Wade said that If the princul os 49,
sanlt were to prevail come here armed. cal
though four to one, am here you Man can die in
no better cause than in the defence tbs liberty Of .n
Mr. Wilson said that the assault VA. brutal cou.-dIx
and mnderous Mr. Butler promptly and emuhatie.Ilv
dened the charge. The subject after some further A.
bate was dropped Mr. Cass made further e.p,n.,;on
IN reference To the Champion correspondence which he
said misrepresented him. The special order being IN.
PRESIDENT vetoes, then came Mr. Toombs defended
the one OF the bill tor the Improvements Of the mouth Of
the Mississippi After further discussion the Senate
adjourned.
hOUsE-Mr- W albridge from the Committee an P,hE.
Lands, reported bill granting about 800 600 scr- of
land in Michigan in aid Of railroads therein A motion
to ay the bill on the table negaved by vote of 81
to So The bill VAS finally passed-Aycs as, noes 81.
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stopping at Southampton both going aud
p..s-hgv prosecuting London and Hsvrs,
other route for the economy of time moBsy.
rDssAss soU
Frt ctyin Main saoon tiso Yirst cabin tiio
Al letters and newspap<s pas. through once
No hills OF sng wn BE- signed parcels
s<iinK - -
~ An experienced surz-on is attached To each ship
tor freight or apply q. o. SAND,
II South william Il. Ns4 York
4. HEINEKES A CO, Brraen,
CROsKEY 4 co. SOUTHAMPTON
jAIT-iy[wl VA IsELIS Hayrv
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IArEK FEnN sANrA -

ST Loyis, Nay 26.-The Santa Fe mail arived st
Westpcrt on the zist iu.t l stopped on the ~ay
10y thirty keosah ~arrors who demanded provisions bot
Offered no injury. A large number o. Cananehes we're
seen ON the route, but they showed pesccabe d.po.i
ton. Tue from New Mexico possesses no pt.r..,
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-. y. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

ESERAL AGENT for Receiving aud Forwarding
~ Tobacco Goods, &e &c No siucKoE SLIP RICHMOND
hrg- leave to ruru hi thanks TIA.
Tor the very liberal bestowed
connections With Msr Booker Watkins Of this ciy AMI re-
'ecuy solc- continuance his
ing ga the uratrr ~ hunc>, alone, do 10,
my business qualifications that the Interest
faithfully represented.
Liberal cash advances eongnrnenis Of produce In
hapd
Rsyrrs Mcs'rs Lewis Webb SON. wAdswor, Turner Co..
ani John Booker Eq, Richmond; John " Utey
DAnsy Esq M-Ls Peters, Spence Co.. Mrrs McCokIe
Jones. INncliurg. Va
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bttrsrHE. NV 2TFru since he rr-sipf of ~ 49,.
mere strs " s bhs Houai Street a % ~ WI
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