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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Nnfica

TUE nodersiEhed Ghding " lmpas,ibl- 10 rsi
along With ID ~ bssissss And mssi heir rer-
e.aaFy liabilities Shh prmp,n,ss ste Iofc.d tu
give noiiee to All esncsfBsd that 60 asd alter ne
Va % JahasEy sasuiaR, IAeF cAs sell Meas iOf
shSHy. wt'houiTcspeci 10 pefsOhA They spHd
- moe ieet-al, ices coalG. bat lkil Is ~ al
hfFfnahFe bFihR yoaf H0asy shd Fou tkaii
lave "a rsad,ngss ths issI N~Hfs NJ ne vsIsy
SAMUEL c. YOUNG 4 son
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

Seres.ea ~ - SsiP<psS, Alsssasss, n1rkfseh.u.
asd tfsaegsct Dise1stssits aa-asisy Il w t-k.s-.
90 fbs lssh asy - eessusass
sssss D s.svsss, c~sss = Aypssis.
aicHAae ~ tfats.
Ssdgss-- IscAp p Tsospsas. ,..
hcHAaB FAzEaa, fC"eaH Co1fe
loss klHssg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

'kls saeeefitel kaviss -tcufsd ~ services a
s.94petsaf Nsfch Mssff b bssraref - a.
-, - r 49, ice ~i,h eisPssh ~ wcrs 5aas
Me-. - tess CnAa q aFnwsrv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

bsssoNs tsyiss sisoeoEa - ~. sosis
1850 .asif isirsrs, n ssliiar - Tsswp.
49, ,s.se,i sssfyFiiis 1850 ssslss slsFosi-
seg,satss E, sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

ssss1. ~ saFpsssss ~ 4pessss. Gals. cast.
9efatrtrs Aifsisee n ~ Ghostsef Geo.
Wi'. hisF Wss@s. SseasF. Fisisis. 81 -
- = - efsffs fs4fs ~ 1rfla ~ f-tsffe
- HFsrs so cssiis. ksss .saa sarss - 49,. 4 Il,
infaf - ~ b fks kep~fs
Vft =, issA eELGEa & COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

Elews ~ tell vaa ssssret Tbev,,
= sake Tougself pisssisa "a stbss. = a
sAos fha' yaa esrs for then Tbs ukeIs
sefil ! hts ths aHlsf - Hsssdsi8. ats
ssrsf ~ sotaiy. oebodY eafsd lor hfn -
AS shs usais sprld siH seSss you -. 6you
3 - iasa Ne rgms ossss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

ettE anesfsiesed hsytas leased ths Casl,t Z
lof9sFiV urcuple6 b. DsVil s~fsi. -, =
gsPafsd 70 faFnish COAL 81 he sk.,s,e., $500
AZ orders vtiipv pfe@piir susnted ~
t{asprss. Psfrv. asrs st ~ 'es-4'Ah'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

ssAstss HAar,u -, cssm1ewra,sk't sts-s..,
MseatA NsfaFs aaFtFHs
aotsaF Y itsees. fisFf = rssaaIs TsSt
HnHts aooss, Cisft sfCss,-fF CT
ahHeet sfoHsl eessIeississsr 4 49,
hotEsT iress. ~ ekeflF
! q s g,:.,s.. n''.'' s..as.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
NeEYn TO- ~ ~

hAFk - ts.s 4 saiusbis asrrtai Woe-sn
sal eans WsstrF aaf lfnssf srrf rtr.i
- 8, ,stsouiRE % Tue fRfsrRs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

aaN4 - Aaaf sn assssalig lsrsr ssasgv q,
s-s.Y ssssligiiat q caahefsossFg. CssStnss
-. 10. lass - ntosatso
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
To the Public

TUE HHasrsisned baFiaa fsetaathS sssf ffest
4 faom, adietsinf ths Rrca frsss q ars ed
shen n TOYS ~ cas ~ fouad 81 ssti faou slf
n his aheencs Gisims ess - isftkftks Pre- pes
Dhes All eiaima eun Add a. - skal receive
pfemPi sttspiion "a every respssi
C. % BRAGG
AHnE ~ g.araaHIa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Tsysi Tsysil TsysIil

ENvRRY vsaeig n TOYs 81 Ctflsinss olhs
- Noe d 80 tiass 81 pissss ~ rbrfrss
ne 30. 49, . HCRasfHQ
CyFRgL 80 egsss hssi gsossis 80 tssss uits
- ~ Huseal enal pafFfs - - 49, %
D. % 60 TuO9 nAWLfwg
I'D fniNo 49, aszaG wklss afsysfy tssefs,b.a
III p - taf e. nEINNn a COOKS
nQANaEs. LEM0ws s.8 RAlsgyg. a.,
~ ftfsir=f ed ~ - "
- ~ 81 KgYEs . KEARsLEY.
C,o4H asEAI. - - hss q y. Ms,ssi Bosss
~ - tts7a r RAWLiNa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Agency Of Insurance.

Agency Of Insurance.
ID w HERBERT Is As.n, for the t,llowisr
ID. ccnrssses Of FIRE AND LIFE iNsU-
RANCE:
FIRE,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
ksosrporatei ~ 1870 Charter Psyydsai-
Capital 100000.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
stssem~u, " Assets, 81 ,7si eos, January ., 1855
published agfeeabiy 10 an Act ef Assembly 81 The
cOsnes wealth OF Pssssy lvania.
B. W HERBERT, sue-Agent for J. s. Carson.
Eco, Winebest,r. Va.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Cash CAPITAL $4,000. All paid In and secure
~ Invested.
: sSsd:. Msns.ss, and Stoke. sas. g. %
{ tCssh, 97eo -
ss43 go 50
LIFE:
THE UNITED STATES LtPE INSU.
RANCE. ANNUITY q TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
Assoc. Jsassry is.. 1856. o, n, sts 4s.
" b. Lcssrs promptly sdjuSsrd and paid thro'
the oeee ~ ..--'Ai ASssey, al Riehnoed, Va.
International Lsfe Assu.anee So
CiEfY 0P NEW YORK AND LoNDv.'.
Csyliai aa.soo.ooo.
N B. AQusranlee Pad OF Q 100 900 Jepo.i,ei
uhh The Coapiroiisf OF The Staie Of N-s York
for the security and benehi Of ALL poIicy huld<r,
IN the niied Siaies.
TIE ta.staaee OF the lives Of siavvs no, src..d-
lag three ioerths and tuss tAirs u the actual esk
value Of Slsyes oil he taken
BENEFIT LIFE INsU.
RANCE COMPANY.
SHwanx. N. J Ist January, isS6
Nett accumulation, - 290 COS Al
To.ai anoOa, 10 Jan. IL, 1856, 7Is.GSS &C.
Totai amount 1Se ss1lo ~
Grand TOtsl, a ~ ~ On
Mt4ieaI EtaSise,s-G @. M..os. ND n
CooEE, N, ID, IoHS A. srsAirH, n D., r. p.
AAGarDgE, ~ ID.
u The Aeent will give his 1rsnpi ais uiiss aad
Ts'a3I nperrtsiea 70 all risks, sAsseEsr ana ssAeT-
epss reoae,ied 70 Do %
:. Applications 10 be made Co. p. BROWN, R.o
tost Master. Chsriesloun or 10 The Agent lhrosx
The Poet eEiee. Chlafesiown.
Mag tS is56-ty
Dsphh.sd Ship Register copy ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
AaAlR In Madam

FH'hs saescfsbsF ueaiG Fsspeogiaiiy inforn The
n pahlie tAat be has saFshaset tSe lsfre ssa
eentmedh ~ MACHINE SHOPS, lately accael-
Cd ~ LimmefmAn q Co, 10 Chanesiowa asd "a
iends 10 carry % tAeS< ne basfaess ii REPAIa
ING ssd MAKING MACHINga 10 order. h l,s
vsFious bSasehes. He y a<tsfulssd 10 spsss ne
ehoFt 10 have bis wofk done IN ne hssf and Ssa.i
ssnstssua mauOrT. ed - pfises title more 90
vufsbls han hefeietpFs chsfErdsf this shsp
isfge ootisys ere fsqeifes 10 6iiiag % Iof asd
eafTYtag 90 las bosiaess, the uBdsraiEned kopss
IN eossideistt0a " bic Hmited meas, IAss ssstn-
nsfs uili eSt ajax his tsfma hssd - bsiag Ca.k
Paiess here = pfeyiUus coaWaet
he alsa AS 90 ksn4 = ssrsfi,, s-ff.t. -
WHAT CLgANERs and l sovER ia
CHIMES Uhich sill - dispos-d u on re sasstl,
IefmA Pslsaas fsysflsE o. VIA ibsif ssssom sse
reqnsslsd 70 apply early. a. ihai ~ 6cieai fsges
nay ~ loyed - aocosDn.odais sil 10 god zee.
soh. Phs eosne afsi served.
wa Rowe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
BeWel Complaints, Cholera Norbus,
And Dysentcrv.

for The last ihI eysArs has been used sue eessfa
i, Nbereye ne could trace lie use from persons
that could be ,iisc upon, ,Bs.. - a.
dofssd 10 The cd sGeris they have sxpsiisr etl 10
the prompt an salntary benehlS received
Prepared add sold By
July ,. 1856 Keller A COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

~ WA gikAt hsrs vsa T. - sirl p s,is
) tessel.ness,s - p4pa A sosstiiseiss.
3 ssstAs sply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
y. II. A. REDMAN.

HAViNo Jest fstasnsd foa Nss e.
Yusk vsA l.fgr 80 esf-faily -
ssiseitd Nock ~ SPRlN0 4 sum FH
MIR GOODS fsflsea,is nsB's vesr A1
respectfully apDfisrs his fiisads and -
ne Putiic 1FnefalE fhai " q pfs-
faftd 81 fEecufs fheir offFfs b ~ WFTFt
Latest lots aad n ~ bsat aaas@r
ChaFle.lnah Maa 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

HAVk frrsisrf iai ~ Bafisas iilfsf Hhnfs,
u Ne .. saf g bict : sW seii thsap igr
Ceakl o. spaa asten credit q tgorlgsl sgsi1s,-
err. TuOs HAWLiNa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

IL JOS tlsgiss ssisss. tsess siss. stsss sss
ssa''' Tkt0A RAs'lksss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Thorn's ConRound Extract
or CopaiVa and SarsaparllIa.

A Certain, sale and most efeeiSal remedy ever
/ l. discovered ivr the core OF q Aorrho<a elects
stfIItures, Whites Pains In the hack aad Ioins
semiaa, weakness. adcciions OF The kidbies btI.
iatioa Ofth.' UTsIbTa iTrnstion Of Bladder, GFsy-
e. seoTbaIIe ., upeOns, q e. josl received sAd iOS
sale BY BELLER g. COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

FE4uE sahsrsibsf bas Ia4i tuFnsd . + ilsofBfisk
\ efiek - alskss ~ ell PtFspas is vani 81
Hflft sou8 a. eel b rsi 81 as fsfiT taF
fats ~ fsTG q q nnAgN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Candles ! Candie.!, CandI,,i,

THE undersigned woald take thus n.,Ass q, h.
Il frm their irisnds, ard The parrAisisr con-
N. sity ecoersily. that th~y have ,,tsh,.Iss 7.
CANDLE MANUFACToRY 1T iARPERs.
FERRY, and have nov large austIifv q. th,t -,
quatitv Of MOULD CANDLE rs. ,.s 81 -
Coz sale. snd would solicit order, fiom tAo.S IN
want Of the sane.
They purchase tA~ material, Zoe Cad; A.v. the
most expertencrd voskmen employed in manutae-
turtng and deem h no bessIins VII. n th,y ..v
that merchants add oshrrs desirou, ~ ur,hsunr
81 The box. % larger quantity will fad Il Co ihrir
sdyap'sge TO call On them. before uTchasing s.,,
where.
~ orden ave solicited, snd vii be hlled al ID,
shortest notice and lowest raIe,
ID SEiGLE CO.
Hsrpcrs-Ferry October q. 1854
"Wsnied. Coz which the market price vii b.
nss IN Cash, OF No Mould Cabdits 10 coo IN,
~ TalloW. u co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

U,5f rfesissd saefhe, ssppir q Casssnsfa.si
Lgf - = hsd 81 ne Hsfksi Hss.s
80 " ihd6 r RAWLFsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Servants, Weov.

tphaIfkNfiAhT Pisl8s Z Psfsreo a..
esf1. fsiapsea otasta9f ED "a 49, I,5f
e.neelsg shiis 80 cniessti hssss wees o.
De- - ISL skD1Ea
u 20 ROR PHYsic "A lsess sst,sy - az
- 500 aftaa FiFs --iaFI frrsfFsf ssf 80 -,
Iss.s'y - tts7 pOVAN
e pbAtf'e osistlaisf vsrrisSts finsr, r..
- -. hAII.Ga = cOOKR
XII svs Ffias p-sas.s.. ie 49, "a. -.
- ~ 81 htEit ftaaaifg rsfrsi - -. IL
ses.- " y "a 4 skDika
CTaaLsaS is,.s ssssss n..,sss /. -
~. "a lssS FaAWLfss. ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

MONTHLY COURTS
..sssy- Nosdsy sSass ~ ia Tsssdsy
ssssrsas-3d hesasy 10 brioA-s ed "a Ao.a.y 4.
ethsf ssoaths. - 10y -
clssss-sa hoaA.y 70 J..s sd s,A Ass.dsy 3. cher
ss.ss.aesss NsGsA.y A-fo.s "a Ts.sdsy.
AosEss- fseslA NsataV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

,as.. 49, - p AtAAaH
.CHAPIINE e. DILLON.
"a ttVhNklss Lac aad soiici,s4s . ~ 81
q - as fgciafietTf
fsH,esisf elfsagiaa Fsig - COLLECTIONS
- N"ifsfs go Wsafsfu Coaaass - az
u. DHios IT,. NOTARY PUBLIC. sss
49, Assssl kssssis
ca. ~ 81. ssis arss,, "a esor. ~ soa4
Dsssss.. fsua. oeaaise 70 fass.-sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
POR SALE,

n sEh.NAHT BOY sboei ie Tssfi % sss. =
49, a.ntaF fces sefsaat hsf cspahia ~ OF.
80 eefti htsiihg sed . fpot tsnp-f
laly ~, Iess-g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

sSAo fairei hsaned 1gatiiBa Gstainss
Hfonssf has teiagiass. % ohIy oas-ghlfd ~
PC go 70 euagruiracs rffrsff, rsfifF 40.
Y aaa fesapaets fltn1s strluaiiff ~ makio~ 4
tienFf ead mufe erFsfailiae 1riiy h iea aisuSss
80 teet $50 ~ - aseal fediaaa wnF hon
gsnesfy ~ 1857. BELLER 4 COOKE
CiMes rEaRATgb rTacTUREanARg
- tsts tseciaft deserves ~ susaflvs cessil.
rtafes y Ftyaiftaef, - u coafaiEa al AL !. 81
ganis - Deibaya tars eaate 49, 80 o..
- eeaetsea 80 tae aosi sfsssabis -,
heais - prtfssf. FoF safs 81 ~
ltsasrF % 8RFflaa a s,oagn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

SHfhOsk esFsens saviaE segfpfs ioi ssls csi
gctthf iishssi Yfics ~ rsiiisr en- 81 sabal %
~ 81 CagfiestaWn Apylicafipi b. psfson 81 a
sew - iasS =. a snAoo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Drugs. R1edIelne. -

VIZ sstefsigssd haze issi RETAINED from a.,
Esn' g,lh iafge ~ eenabieis sssarimssi
thsy EaafahtsF " b. nesk 40 90 ~ -, $500
fe' W 1850 EElf.ER a cnnEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

THIS preparation l. OF The most i'm ortsn nj,
i mecieisys. ase sASs,d BE- Rep, 10 ever fam.
~ Asa sOO'hiDg prepara,iOr II has NO goal IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
Saw MiIi and Ssriss Will.

IL desired, The farm would ~ divided inhs tour
tracts, wih Improve menu on each
Upon the purehase nosey, 10 desirable eItsbded
ime sih be given, VI the pay mrnIs be secured aud
he ia'erest thereon be paid annually.
For further Information address he suhsefihef a.
Fineastie Va. DR.. VIM. NJ wOODsON.
April - 1856 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
IRON FOUNDRY

SHENAEDOATI CITY.
VS. sr-srff9rr havfrs tfnstt ~ M turner
- pfnFfisles ~ ihe isbssas6oah Civ Peuo.
eig, = pfsFartd 20 iursi.h % orasf su sists oi
iest-kgaFy Haf iiahi- 0safinf u sVffv fs.
seHFika ftrrstiaE harhiss. WtsA Dali aaa
zee sAfiiff Gaaiiaas MouituaFds ~ Ell kisds
We re maauactafgs ~ Feiiahr5 Warss
boa q ~ sigss-an fatra sufcls also Railrosf
SO bfaFs Casiings mtds 10 orfsfAai ~ sbansst
aoitts, ed aFoa Ne nosi Frasoaahs issms. Al
- saat 80. Cssiinrs siii q Esn 10 Fiss 80
.ell, - 81 eeisfmiaFi - go noae battbs bsst
ass-iiss naanss, SD va = spssisl sgs -
Old CASTINGS tstsa D. szehsass ios zee
~. tlse tesp % tsst PLoUuHs ~ vsr,.
ous kin1 eel siset. 81 ~ msst ssrrsvs5 s.s'.,-.
-eaih y sssFF usYssEEa. ~ wiscssiirr
ssfsssBoss CfyY. Jaoussy d I,sT ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

Hey, Straw and Feeder Caters.
NhE sRtsrsisaed bss bsss sppaistss se.p, a,
tss sale n Cs@misg's EIay stFau $40 re.S-
eer Csitsfss asaafscigFed - NJ lao w Bast-v
q W ~ hetisf The Cautefs are sdarssd 70 silhsi
Sssftai aaf Egfkmaaiike Banaef asa shk fsis
aiai saffanifd 20 give sniife shiisfaeiloa Pic,
% ne Cettsr fof Had go Hofss poser $40
iffishi addsd Fsf sals 81 tbc Msftsi Hess b.
Charialleaa fansall 81 fa,f ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

GaAFIl, SO ossU0a esrfiss griffes Co.
- zee, lisitsis. 80 wee Wa - = 80
ssstp q ~ Msfssi Hcsss II
No,sus,, n 80 ''"N - Ah"L'Ns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
CARPET Rods,

A BAVE lus fsrtltfd . ssrFiT ~ csfpsi Ro.fs
= ~ iarhss tsgtJ ~ iseas-s ~iss alec esu 80
bpfs ftafes 1fsIl fi1sa atf rficfa
DE- ~ - Tilos aAwLlss
Cels's q Allenis Pocket Pistols
"A GOOD as.1simsbi ~ Ceiis saf AH.sis Al.
s.ir'ng Pisiols, Pfsnssiaa caps sssdss
No IS. isss GAS q srrwaRT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

EONAhp.s iasisai Relief SPEEDY core ~
- CopFhs Caids. Asihaa &c Pfirs 30 V Is
- ...iils iati received snd to- sale ~
f ~ le,s bELLER a COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05
LAND FOR SALE.

1900 Acres OF Lesd. Mostly LIsa~sss.e.
TNHE sae>eTihsr ,fers Tor sale psiss.siy. nj.
farm In Boisiouu eosaiy. lyias on bosh s.dss
OF Calawbs Greek, E,sr miies from FiacAsiIe.-
There are Spoo The place all seeessaTy Improve
ments, with The addition OF a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-05

n.hsfmoea 90 Chiidfsn ~ asv q NsvEa
- y hTsioF u b. Pssis Chnych Phhsde =
'' s-, :, -. BELLEh = COOK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-07

We learn from the Mi>-is sippan that the cit
lzens of the town of Byhua have held meet
ing and determined to resist, Ivy armed force. ii
necessary; two statutes passed at the last session
of the Mississippi Legislature. This is u most
unacconntable proceeding for Southern men,
and we hope our friends at Byhalia will take "a
so5er second thought, land secure the settle
ment Of ther grievances by those means which
are provided for hy law. Their causes of con-
plant are an act prohibiting the passage of all
hank bills under the denomination If five dollars
with penalty of fine and imprisonment: ID, an
act prohibiting any owner overseer of slaves
from furnishing them with; more than thirty nine
la,he, for any otfense, with II penalty for vi.
olation lns aud imprisonment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-07

QUEBEC, May ith.--'The steamship Indian ar.
rived here to day with Liverpool dates TO tho
ODD ultimo
Cotton dull aud unchanged. Quotations bare.
y maintained, sales for the last three days renoh-
only $4,000 bales. Flour quiet. Wheat steady
with an advance of -. Corn dull but has adj
vnnced Is. Weather favorable. Money slight
~ more stringent Consols Oh
Wheat unchanged. The quotations Of cotton
are as follows; Orleans and Midlling n; Up.
lands do. ~. Red wheat 7aaSi, white 7aa9.-
Canal flour 2Sa}Os,; Ohio sos. Corn-inixcd 81
a3l !; yellow 2a32ls.; White 3ia:}5s Spirits of
turpentine i04. Rosin AZ.
The French Government have resolved to
adopt the English system OF transportation of
criminals.
The Graad Duke Constantine had been re.
ceived at Toulen with the usual honors.
Accounts from the French manufacturing dis
trcts are unsatisfactory. There had been u
considerable decline in breadstuifs, with large
stock of wheat on hand. The prospects of the
growing crops were most favorable.
The difficulty between Spain aud Mexico pre-
SCENTS a fair chance for pacific settlement.
The four powers had drawn u protocol pre-
scnting the terms between Switzerland and Prns-
sin, but they disclam any intention of attempt
ing to enforce it, but if it be refused they will do
all they can to prevent hostilites.
The Russian Port Of Salish had been capture
by the Circassians, and the garrison massacred.
There is no political news of a hostile chnrac,
ter.
The English Journals classify the House oil
Commons as follows:
Palmerston 265. Derbertes 227. Rtformers
no. Liberals So
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Capture Of an m' ricnu sin ser-norrtblcS Scenes
Monrd

On the 10th Apriihe British brig Of war 4raJ
spied a suspicious looking schooner off Falmouth
Jamaica. The Post says:
She closely pursued. and the captain find
ing that there was no possibility Of escaping from
the Arab deserted her.tnkng with him in sLal-
lop his crew, money, chrnnoneter and either use
ful articles. The commander of the irab dis-
patched his gun boat with Is men under the
command Of his LIST Lieutenant, with orders for
the capture of the shnllop. The chase continued
for nearly three hours, and n shot having DIES.
troyed the rndder of the shtllop the captan,who
owner ttbe SLAYER. surrendered. Two at
his principal slaves and an interpreter was Ia
ken from the .hnllnp, aud the crew were left in II
To make the hest 81 their way 10 Cuba. The
First Lieutenant then boarded the schooner, aud
found ii filled with voung Africans, males md
females. 10 the number oi 313, no less than l27
having fallen victim. Ia the horrors of tho md
die passage during voyage of % days. The
poor oaptiyes were in wretehed condiion--nll
Of them were naked aud the greater part 80 III,
ed to have been half starved. They pack
ed closely together. and covered with dirt and
vermn.
On the arrival al the schooner in St. Ann's
Bay, several gentlemen went on board, aud iheir
sympaihies were excited at the misery they wit
messed Messrs. Bravo x Bro. suggested meas
ures which were adopted, and with usual liberal
iiy ordered n steer Ia be killed, aud soup prcpnr-
ed Tor Tue thlafelhi tlNcf CeHilrtntn lHTnlshru
ground provisions. bread, &c, and while the
food was being prepared, thu whole # the human
cargo WINS brought upon dccl., washed and had
blankets given them until clothing could be pro-
cured. Thirty of them were III dying state
The slave schooner had two decks. and between
them the caltiyes were packed IN sech manner
that they had scarcely room 10 move. Daring
each day of the voyage they sal ia painful pos
turc, eighteen inches only being allowed for each
to turn in, and in dcck room Of thirty feet IN
length 3Do human beings were stoweu away, aud
brought up IN plstooHs once every day 10 get II
small portion Of fresh air Tho schooner draws
but six feet of water. is of great breadth aud Hat
botiomed aud was thus built Il enaNc tier. in
case of pursuit Ia run into pott where there
was not much depth Of water.
The interpreter states that when slave trading
captains cannot escape cruisers, they make their
way to u particular point of lind on the Cuhan
coast-run the vessel ashore aud leave the slaves
to perish. The place alluded 10 is surrounded
with rocks-none but fiat boitomcd hnnts cnn get
n-and the whole of that portion OF the coast II
| bunched with human bones.
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| The relative economy Of negro labor.-and, 10
crown all. certain prospect of establishing d,-
rect trade with Europe from own ports.
Cannot any body perceive TINT If Lynchburg
were devoted to manufactures. il would give an
additional impetus 10 business, and secure
trade that we now lose. Where is there a city
in Virginia tina: has so many advantages With
out town of any considerable size 10 "ler cum
petition for twn hundred miles west, but having
within TINT territory the sources Of bnnndiess
tributary wealth. and favored with cheap aud
convenient outlet TO the coast for all her
export productions, she may well defy ali com.
petition. Iynchburg can never be CONNER
cal town; it should, therefore. aim 10 be man
ufaotufing place. Suppose IL were such, can
not any body sec that it would open new
trade with the country lying south west of u.s.
to the Tennessee line Its people would order
their supplies. or come here TO trade in precise
proportion to the amount of business transacted.
or the inducements offered. Our population
would be augmented; the value of property
would be enhanced; the amount Of circulating
and general prosperity of tho city would be in
every way promoted. II needs no argument 10
prove this fact. TINT the true secret of wealth
is &c encourage agriculture and manufactures to
go hand in hand. Herein. is the advantage We
possess over those inhabiting the more inhospita-
bile regions Of the North. and when we have moro
leisure, may reoar to the subject again.
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The produce of the mines Increased regularly
until 1913, after which it fell oft The discovery
of gold in California drew away many of those
employed in the lead mines, There are indica-
toms that the lead mining business will hereafter
be prosecuted with more vignr; and we notice
also hat there is ust now much prospecting"
for lead in Missouri. with reports OF various new
discoveries There is in tbs country market
for more lead than is likely to he produced here
for long time. In lS5; the amount of lead i'm.
ported from torei5n Countries at New York alone
was 5l,945,91O lbs ar nearly twice the Aneri-
can production, as Indicated by the Gaena re-
turns.