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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09
August &c.

'HE following valuable STUD is offered for
Il sale by the Subscriber. Any gentleman
who will purchase the whole shall have bar
gain
NO 1. LADY BoLL1NcBRoEE, with fine
SIR Harry colt by her side and in foal Ey Robin
Red Breast, (ooth Sir Peter Horses,) She was
got by Pantaloon, her dam Cade's, BY Mr.. Worm
ley's King Herod, son of Fearnoueht out of FIR
braXtons Kitty Fisher: The dam OF Cade's was
Prln Rose, by Dove, a son of Cade by old Cade
by the -Godolphin Arabian. The dam of Prim
Rose was Stella, by Othello, a son of Crab Stel
las dam was SELMA, by the Godolphn Arabian.
-Ih's mare has produced more winners than a.
ny mare in America
No. 2. VIRGINIA, by Dare Devil, out Of No
l. lown sister TO Desdemona, who sold ut three
years old for $500 Dollars, she is mare of great
size and beauty, and bias at be- side fine Fillev
10y ola Dlomed, and at present in foal by Ham
bleton.
NO 3. Il CHEsNUT HORSE by tDragon, out
OF the dam OF No. 1. four years old, fifteen hands
and half high, and very handsome. This horse
has not as yet proved himself good runner, ow-
ng perhaps to the want of age
NO. q. WRANGLER, by Diomed out of No I
Inc size, beauty, & speed fths Colt, will re
commend him as well for the Turf as a Stallion
he won the two years old stakes last Fall at Pc
tersourg, at two heats, and in good timc-He il
engaged in the Fairfield stakes next October. in
which there are fourteen subscribers at 200 dol
lars each, half forfeit
No S. SUPERIOR, ayearling colt, full brother
to Wrangler, fifteen hands high, of great power
and exquisite beauty he promises to make
Superior Horse.-Also, one half of a Domed
holse three years old, engaged in the Fair.
field Stakes, and will be trained at Mr. Ralnb
Wormley's. This COLTS nearly sixteen hands
high, and promises to be fine Runner his dam
was imported by John TayIoe, Esq of Mount
AIRY and got, by the celebrated Rockingham
The above horse will be sold at nuhIc Auo,;
on, before my stable at Fairfield on Tuesday the
4th OF October next, the day after the Sweep
Stokes the terms of sale one thrticasli one third
in II months, and the other third in two wears.
MILES SELDEN.
.Tree-Hill August Goth, 1903. [1awtds1
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lWiLaLehlsM MARY COLLEGE. August.
w lS0e.--1hc Lectures as usu,l, win Con-.
mcnce on tue third Monday iir'O October next
Parents & Cuartti;ns who may be DESTROYS that
their sons or wards should receive those literary
advantages, which may be derived from setlulous
"e'c'pu g t'iv iy-cyuTC3 c'IuJli varIly.tiy
entreated to adops those rrec;u,on. ny measures.
which Will ensus ON their part, II necessary e.
economy. This emf is easily effected as Il is
Iindispensabiy requisite The stndent should not
he permitted Ia exceed in his expenditures cer-
tain limited sum. All indulgence beyond that
point, which prudence can readily ascertain, must
lead 10 ltl!cness and dissipation. Not only the cs
scnt'a, INF ercsts of youth but OF the CoIiee are
deeply concerned in this :,,lnonition Without Il,
order and attention to study cannut be preserved
wi'hit, improvemcntn science aud moral conduct
are rendered certain The wiscst regulations
| sun require the cooperation OF Parental au;ho-
l1ty' and il!at il may be know,,.wiat expenditures
arc oecineu necessary, an accurate statement is
subouc:i.
fees to two professors, 40S; t;r three be at
tended sos , Board IN College i;rr three quar-
teTs 1908 Fuel l0So-- WASHING 15o-Bed. Can.
atss' &c: 81 So-F"cSet money and Books SOS
Making III all, 2@2 dollars Ion one course.
The board must De PAID quarterly and in adj
vance. by THE tGoCIETv
Sept 6. rSt1
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HOARDING. LODGING. AMI EMl.Ep-

OARDING, LODGING, AND EN1'ER-
l." IAlN MENT.-1hc subscriber will com
mence Keeping Il boarding house on the LIST tlay
OF September next, i'll the commodous and con-
vcnientiy situated house at present occupied bv
MAJOR James Gibbon, on the main street opposite
to Harris's brick building, where she will accom-
MEDIATE Ladies and Gentlemen by the dav. week,
month"; quarter, or year, with gentec board,
LOGGING and entertainment-No exertions shall
De wanting on her part to give satisfaction to
those who will favour her with their company.
ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, August 10Th (eptN
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. UNAW AY from the subscriber living on Gil
Ia keys waters of Broad River, near the Che
rice Ford, said river, iii Union District, in the
state of South Carolina, one Mulatto Man Slave
named RALPH, about thirty-two years of age,
about five feet or 8 inches high had on when
he went away, An iron clog on his leg, and some
OF his four teeth missing; and from the best ac-
counts that can get, Ralph was born in or rear
Richmond town, * raised there until he was 2i or
% years ofage, and then he was sold to cert ain
James Kinkadc ofSouth- Carolina, and afterwards
Runaway from said kinka de and got back TO Rich
mOnd town, in the state of Virginia, and Law there
a considerable time in goal and said Kinkade
went and redeemed him about or 10 years ago.
ANY person experimenting the said Mulatto, and
any person combining him in any goal III the state
of Virginia, shall receive five dollars reward,
and sending me word so that can get him, with
all lawful fees. Given under my hand this 1st
day of August, 1903.
JOHN JEFFERIES.
N. b. Ralph will try to pass for free man.
August so. r2wT1
lust received and ron SALE by the subscri-
y bers,
Imperial, !
Gun powder, TEAS in small boxes of SUI
Young Hyson, perior quality.
Hyson Tea in lead caddes each 2Ilb.
Old Jamaica, Antigua, w. l. and New Eng
land KUN,
20 bbs. prime green Coffee,
Muscovado Sugar in bbls
Halfboxes double refined Havannah Sugar,
Is hhds Moasses,
Fresh Rice in ticrces,
Best Spanish Scgars whole sale and retail
a general assortment of Paints, Oil, Spirits
Turpeutinc, Shoes, Hardware, &c also daily ex-
pect by the Schooner Manchester, Storer, 10hhd,
Of Antigua Rum and sweet Oil in cases of 80
bottles each
BRYSON & PARKHILL.
August so. 1908. T1mI
WANTED, as apprentices at the Office Of
w the ESoUfREa, TWO BOYS, from - to
10, Of reputable connections.
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TOR RENT-The TENEMENT at present
a occupied by Mr. Archibald Foster, near the
Market Bfidge--Possession may be had on the
lst of October next. Also, FoR RENT or SALE.
two story HOUSE, sc. (now finishing off on
Shockoe Hiii-Possession OF which may be had
about the LIST of November next
WIN. McKIM
Richmond, Sept q T3w1
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RoARnlNG HOUSE.-Mns. JupITH MEL
- son having taken the Tenement belonging
to Mr. William Price, lately occupied by Mr.
McCraw, on the street leading from the Capitol.
has opened BOARDING HOUSE, where she.
VIII take gentlemen, ladies, and children to board
by inc day, week, month or year she has ex-
celent servants, and assures those who NAV he
come her boarders, that no exertions shall be
wanting TO give satisfaction.
Richmond, Julv % r.f7
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a1Y virtue Of deed of trust, 70 MS ezr-1r-,I
4 , by Sherwood Fowler. We will expose TO
public sale to the highest bidder for cash ONLY.
ON The 18th day of September next, ON the pre-,
misses certain tract or parcel Of land lying and
being III the county Of Cumberland, about eleven
miles above the court house and containing Tas
expressed by said deed] one hundred acres be.
ING apart Of the tract whereon the said Fow-
Ter now resides. The object for exposing the
said land to sale Cas aboveJ is to raise certain
sum OF money together with the expences atten.
ding the execution of said trust, which sum Of
money is to discharge a certain debt due from
said Fowler to John Chaliin to secure the paw
ment of said debt tic deed WIS made &c.
JOHN WOODSON, Senr
SAYMER WRIGHT.
August %. roaw5w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

" ALUABLE 1ZINUFACTURING MIL
( DISIILLER1'-The subscriber viii
sell or lease Tor term of years, with or without
dstilIery, containing FIVE stills OF near 1000
gallons, the valuable M11t on Apporatto,, river
in Cumberland, lately owned by william skin.
with. The house is Go feet long, 90 wide, and
three ster;cs high, containing pair best burr
and pair corn stones, with Eyans's patent ma
chinery and Saw Mill in complete order Boats
pass under the Mill through of the best locks
on the river-the neghborIiood affords nm aim.
dant supply OF wheat, and on the spot are two
commodious hoiises calculated fer store. and re-
sidence. If sold, the purchaser may be accom-
modified with or 500 acres of Land, one balfin
wood. Terms may be known on application to
Mr. Jeiicrs at the Mill or TO me near Genito
Bridge.
Edmund HfRRISON
Amelid, april 10 Cfortf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

ASH SALES-By virtue of a deed Of trust
~ executed TO us ON the thirteenth day of IIv.
1906, by David Ross, Esq for the purpose Of Sc
curnSio Benz. Mosby, the sum of lourtcen tbo,,-
sand dollars, with interest on seven tbouso,,,i
dollars, a part thereof, from the SAID tlirteent,
day OF july, 1906, til paid, and Ill other char~es
attending the execution of the said trust decd,
(whch " as recorded IN the district court of Rich
mond, Virginia, at the SEPTEMBER term. 1900
and in the court Of appeals Of the state Of Ken,
lucky, at Frankfort, on tb4 liu day of Hprii.
1907 y We will sell to the highest bidder ,op
ready money st the frort door of the Ear;e Ia
yer,' in the city of Richmond, Virgins, on Sa-
turd1y the first day of October me-, all that ES-
=, n = Il ~ 'he co,htyof in the state Of
kentucsy, called an well anown blythe name of
the BIG NONE Lux, containing about two
thousand acres on the Big Bone Greek, and
tour thousand acres on the Ohio--.the whole
located and surveyed under old military warrants
embracing the whole Of the said David's estate in
thatpart OF Kentucky, and containing in the whole
SIX thousand acres, be the same more or less.
:! Wl Is T31 2IIGN, Trustees.
PcNm"rd. W, Angus g. 1908. tidal
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I Do hereby forewarn ali persons from trading
II for Bond of mine executed to lame. HEX
man for twenty-five pounds, dated 12th April last,
as do not conceive owe him any part thereof.
ROBERT MENDUM
Sept. T3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-09

g. ALES AT AUCTION-WiIl be sold At tL.
~ present dwelling of Nat perkins's (on Car
ter's terry road in Geochland, the second Tues
dag in September next, being the I3t,,) all the
remaining Stock of goods on hand, belonging to
aaml- Pointer & Co. consisting Of a good assert
ment OF Groceries Six months credit win be Civ
en- ,he purchasers, on giving bond with appro.
we'd security to carry interest from the date. !
not punctuay paid, for all sums above so & auf
under, cash viii be required
All persons indebted to said concern of SamI.
POINTER Co are earnestly requested TO make
immediate payment to Nat. Perkins the sllrvi-
partner q: said concern, and. those i,.y;fn
CLAIMS, will also apply to said Perkins for paw
''iehl NAT. PERKINS,
BENZ. WOLFE,
EH'rS. Of .San,k Pointer, decd.
August 90 r,dsI
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August 90.

Ash SALE.-ro be sold for ready money
- at the front door of the Esge-Tavern in the.
C,ty OF Richmond, on Thursday the fifteenth day
OF f September next (l6os) in pursuance of deed
%. ul trust rom David Ross, Esq. bearing date on
the Goth day Of May, SOY, and recorded in the
General Court, ali that Estate and tract of Land
IN IN the county of Fiuvanna at the confluence Of
'he south and North rivers, containing by esti
;'si'ii iiTe Thousand seven hundred and nne
acres be the same more less, and bounded
Dytne antient meets and boundaries thereof be-
ing the same Land, and the whole thereoffor-
merly the property of Walter King, granted to
the sad David Ross by letters patent, signed and
sealed s; ythe Governor of Virginia, as will more
Iuy and satisfactorily appear by referring to the
records OF the Land Office, much thereof
as will pay the following sums of money, with
tne expences attending the execution of said trust.
viz:
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q Meeting Of the Trustees OF the Rich
q % ~ mond Academy at the Capitol, August 9,
ordere4' That the following resolutionbepu
hSTea Tor inc information OF those concerned
be experienced in the further sale of tickets in
The Sd Class of the Richmond Academy Lottery.
OWING to the present situation ofthe co,,ni1, If IL
.ReS0f7Fa, That notice be given to the holders
OF ucKGts IN the sad Jd Class, that they return
.ile Said t'cke's TO those Of whom they were pur
money returned
Extract from the proceedings,
Attest
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10 Mrs Frances Tabb payable ON
the Goth of May 1903, with in
terest on & 790 {: : 4, part $S16O76 80.
thereof from the Goth Nav 1907.
t!llpaid,
10 the same payable on the Goth
Of May 1903, l4S2: GA
10 the same as guardian 10 her1
infant daughter Seigncora Tabb,
payable OH the same day, with
interest on & $50 1915 a part 2o53 50
thereof from the Goth of NAV
1907, till paid,
10 the same as guardian 10 her in
FAINT daughter Mariana Tabb,
payable on the same tlay, with y a335 on
interest on & COG, part thereof
from The 26th May, 1907,
To Randolph Harrison, payable on)
the same day, l2,oOO -
10 j. & T. Cunningham payable on5
the same day, 1850 -
ABR'M B. VENA3LE,O
BENIN HATCHER, { Tyugfe,s.
JOHN G.. SMITH,
Ju.y 20. (ept15S)
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Perpignan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06

We publish the following aneoSote IA
hopes j. will yield that pleasure to Our read-
ers which we received at its rseissl---'tie
source from whence it comes. leave shs's
donb. sf it's authenticity.
:. A young girl Of about seyen or eight
years of age, Of a Pious cast and oneon.
mooly fond of attending church on The Sab'
oath was asked by 90 Atheist, now large
she supposed her Con to be to which she
With admirable readiness replied, He is
90 rreai thatihe heaven Of heavens caoDos
contaia him, aod YET SO kindly cono
ing as TO dwell in my little heart"
[A'tgussa Herald
4 country Schoolmasters description Of
Nancy Lender.
g A naoney lie. d serves you in toe pre-
sent s.nae ne b,nde yea IN thr additlenai
y,ood leeps you sa.5iuactipe aud ruips
you 10 the future
Why IS the embargo like a desc Of sea
water?
Because it operates both as an EmeNc and
G;athartfc, disgorging at both ends ofthe union.
81 ye tawny boys Of St. Marys', and ,ye
frieid sons of Passamaquoddv, whose noses
wers always kept at the Griadstons; had
ye bat one drop of cur good presidents blood
thrilling through ycnr veins, or could carrya
like The disciples of scattering, some Of his
relics abeut you'll even but one thread Of lis
red bsecches tied round your neck, nc one Of
ye need command his brother saying !" starya
the English women and children because they
are English for al would starye them FROM
TIE least to the greatest.
4 Ley Pyeasht7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06

t. The Proprietor Of the
A}ezandysa Daily Gdue1taser, will
diipose Of the Establishment On
moderate there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreaslng.-To a
Per{on of Enduiiry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be desirable Sltua-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold great Bargain It apPllcatt-
on be made loon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06
From the NATIONAL Lv1ELLIeEA GER.
TO THE PUBLIc.

IT has been with extreme unwillingness
thas have yielded 60 the unpleasant neoes-
sity ofapnearing before the public. Such an.
appeal will always be resorted to reluctantly
by the man content with the situation in which
he IS placed, and preferring in silence the
peaceful occupations of industry to the un-
certain and agitated pursuits of ambition and
intrigue. The extraordinary course pursued
by gen. Wilkinson before the court of en-
quiry, instituted, as it is SAID for the trial of
this officer, calls upon me, in justice to NY
self and my friends, to ask suspension of
the public opinion fol a Short time, TIL it will
be In my power to lay before them, in one
perspicuous view statement Of testimony
and facts relative to him, that shall leave no
doubt as to his crininality, and will suffici-
entity account for his recent mode of proceed
ing. Gen. Wilkinson well knows that the
testimony submitted against hin in the house
Representatives, under resolution of that
BODY. cannot be rebutted. He is conscious
of the truth of every word oft. It's there
fore not wonderful that instead of meeting and
emfieavoriag 10 refute that testimony ne should
attempt by every means il his Powerto divert
the puolic attention from himself aud TX It
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-06
UNITED S9.aYEs OF .43IE21ca

G.
Froaa authentic documents il appears.
shas ia period OF swenty ycara he popu.
Tattoo hss encreased nearly three rnilEiocs.
The dwelling houses have encreased ia
sI,e same period from go, coo to .225 ,ooo,
The number OF horses has increased
from 500, 900 90 1900 COO; the horned
csttls from 1900, 900 20 2 CSC, eco: the
merchan, vessels have Increased from
$50 oOc 70 1907 900 tons.
The imports have risen from II to so
niil;ooa Of dollars.
The exports Of domestic production have
increased rom TO Ae millions Of dollars !;
aud the exports OF foreign goods tom /
20 IS millions.
The national revenue has encressed, 10
a period of ~ years, from to nearly
~ millions Of dollars, while the sgpcndi.
,ure, making an allowance for The s1siu
guishneus Of the public debt, has bees
nearly stationary.
The specie 10 circulation has INCREASED,
in the prriod OF twenty years, from ten
70 seventeen millions. In the state Of Mas.
sachsee.ts alone there are seanen employ
ed in their fisheries, foreign aud coaasing
trade, at least 10000, and 10 case Of q
war, these men are ready for national or
private armed ships; aud ia the various
other ports on the coast TO Georgia, there
are 40 equal number.
The next Senate OF Massachusetts will
be decidedly federal Last year democracy
prevailed in that body.
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g. NOTICE.

Battalion Courts Of Enquiry will be held
the Court House, on Saturday the 18th instant
for the assessment of Fines; and Legionary
Court of Enquiry viii be held at the same
place on Wednesday the 18th instant, for
bearing appeals, and performing other duties
sequiredby law. The Courts VAL be opcnea
at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
By Order,
Philip Triplett, Adjutat.
May 4. st
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Great Fare IN Trinidad.

Alsasr ffom al American gentleman in
PAT Spain, Trinidad, TO his iriend in Bos.
/ la daied March %, 1893, says, A
most Distressing calamity has betalien this
pace. lathe ry-nicg of the ash isst. 40
lsm OF Are was given, which was found
aass originated 10 bulldog near the
saus of Inc towo. In atew minutes the
pncipal part OF the town was 10 Flames
Tie buildings bsiog of wood, aud very
/ r, the 6re spread from house TO house,
! b II usio Of euopowder had bsen laid
hlhe town. But few buildings are kfs,
8 nd those 10 the out skirts OF the town,
Mere there vas litile or no property -
has is GOT a single merchants who has
HI lost his store; the greater par: their
buses, and maay their books and pspers..
) h. gov.rpmen, house, custom house,
ApilsI, Jail, Sc. are entirely demolished;
@gsol-m-o, who were shas mosaiogio
tpsadeui, 10 point Of properly, are re.
coed TO poverty and are ac.us!iY beg.
3hg q few biscuit of ship bread and sais
ef to subsist on. A vast q4anti.yg os
Divisions were consumed. the govern
eallOs, great dssl az well as indivlda.
A Fhe largest proportion of American
properly burnt belorgsd 10 BOSTON: A
galur'noer OF vessels which sailed from
US previous GO The embargo, aud
'atS arrived some time after The ioforma-
IN Of THAI law reached here, have Lost
aA:F caFgoesi they have generally kept
fnOr haud 10 expectation of great pric.
Such is our fate. Whas weare 10 do
impossible 10 say.i our payments fer
'sei'y sold, waste have been IL rus, &
''sssts:: ou,s as our casks which We dc.
ged tos those articles have been eoosum-
% Toe general couaagra,iop. i will DC
.YOsslOir TO get quarter part of oar pro-
ny home. The governor of this islaod
sO0v lssued proclamation giving i
"n all ueu;rats TO bring IN every arsi,
solth can afford assistance TO the dis.
'Fa lnhabi' ants; and take in psymeat
Produce OF The island, such as coffee,
81, Cocoa, sc. Those who had sold
.'oosso the FIRE, however, are escluded
/. sAs privilege. and will be suffered 10
'''alnS oat rum aud molasses.
@oAY COURIER, September 10, 1907.
!. PRIZE COURT.
' 'os-Frederick H4ssey, master -
as,s way the ilth inst. sir James Mack.
gave Judgment in the cause,
b., "ss The case OF an American ship
ha,ss, = the Sd Dec. 1906, going from
S,S. % Batavia. The ship had sefs
4. sl nc, 10 August, 1908, had touched
.;r "'e OF France, from which place
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From a late L9ndoa .pabey.

The following IS submitted 20 she seri.
oes consideration OF Parliament, and the
merchants and manufacturers etGrea,Bri.
iain:
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BANK OF POTOMAC.

ALExANpRIA, Nay s, 1903.
Notice Is hereby gipen the Stockholders in Tie
Bank et Potomac,
THAT dividend Of three and half per
cert, has been declared for the half year,
which VIII be paid them on their representa-
tiyes oo the 10Th inst.
By oa1sr qfthe President and Dieeetors,
Chs. Page, Cashier.
H5au s. 2azv9w
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~ SHOES -

pY the Harmony, Ellwood, from PlliIade1-
phia, and the Sally and Betsey, Hardy,
from Boston, is received
4 fresh and elegant su95Ly Of
S Il O E S.
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
on H.AAD,
Soap and Candies in boxes.
Cotton IN bales.
Draught Porter in obs,
One pipe Madeira and
Nice Bacon for family use.
E. GILMAN.
Nay 6 DIST lawtf
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:,sr,u,.ta Dstlp aDnsrttssr.
FRIDAY, MAY s.

The Editor OF this Paper
.l';,,c engaged new Carrier,
s sa,,',Ia any Of the Subscribers
= ''11eglected, he requests they
eve him immediate lnior-
. 81.
,1fa letter from respectable COM
's, .,e;ai t..se in liverpool. % their cor
Sa a.sSsat IN Baltimore, ddteS Warch
~. s,tb, 1903. -.
~: ~ are nuch obliged by the political
,,,ns,ioo you give. and duly note The
p'. .,,., and situation of the country.
'' I'VE ,rus, all will be adjusted IN q
;. .dIr oaaaer. and the same commercial
pa '.,,oa,ss aow which has hitherto been
Dc cage. - -. "a
imports of grain or -four OF the least
...opsoce 10 the market, for the last SIX
.oshs. yet our prices are very moderate,
!, u he socks large; tor all the monied
;,y,,s. ,ha,cooid be brought in;o the corn
,ds fssd this is 90 ,riRe) has failed in
n,iss the prices. The prices of wheat
rfsT the best 1881; Baltimore lis Sd
h l,s Cd; Aoar, supesGne, ass TO AS,
NJ dcn sale at The latter. Our future rsle
,,xia il great measure, depend uroo
4, uospecs of our harvest"
Arrived al Ncwpor, CT, on Tuesday
|L.i, ship John, Saange, in % days from
|rnoidsd, via Wlmiaedop, y, c. Flour per
|busl 80 dollars. pork 90 dolls and other
|usss Of Amesicanpsnduce 10 proportion.