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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

The rapid emigration from the Eastern States
to the State of Ohio almost exceeds belief
The road is nearly covered with fitting wag-
CONS. Last week, it is said, upwards OF 100 mo
wing families passed through this town. and ma
ny are daily arriving. The ZaneSriHe Express
says" We are told, upwards Of 80 family wag-
CONS passed the ford at GAINESVILLE, besides those
which crossed at the bridges"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
pRFsIDENTIAL ELECTION.

BY letter from Schuylkill county we learn
thai the votes we're, for the republican ticket
TO- and for the Carlisle Caucus ticket IS de
mocratic majoTity272. There wasnOt ascattcr-
ing vote or q scratched ticket in the county.
From Lnzcrne county we learn that the Re
publican ticket had 372 votes, and the Federal
ia republican majority So In this county We
regret 10 hear, that at several districts there
were no republican printed tickets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
No,fcM. Norember IL.

NUIJOH, IN0UtWOtT' III
a meeting of the citizens of Norfolk &
Portsmouth,, is requested at the Town
Hall, This Day, at II o'clock, in order to
take into consideration the propriety OF
presenting Memorial! to the Presidedt q,
Directors of the Bank of the U. States,
for locating branch of that Institution
at this place. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
WAR WITH SPAIN.

TDN9dOh, 4NOr. Z.
by the Western Mail, a gentleman of
this place received a letter from his friend
in Eatchez, dated 18th ult. giving the I'M
portant intelligence, that draft was then
making OF a body of Militia TO go against
the Spaniards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
EXTRACTS--from the Documents o,,,.
panying the Governors Comm,niicafio,


august 3Oth, 1916
SIR-With the consent and annroi.
ton OF our respective Boards of Dire
tors, we beg leave TO address YOUR FycoI
lency respecting the law TO compel ,bo
Banks to resume specie payments ON a Ae
18th Nov. The subject has ALREADY b' ~S
so fully before the public, that we sbonld
not at present trespass on your time, bpt
Tor our conviction that the operation If
The law will reproductive of great nurv
TO the Banks, the Commonwealth and ILs
community, without any cOrrelatiye ben.
.eflt whatsoever.
The general acquiescence of the Stat,
Governments in the suspension of suecis
payments, the late decision of a conyer.
ton of Banks of the largest towns n
the Union, the permission of CONGRESS IA
receive until the both of February. III,
paper of Banks that do not redeem thei,
notes with Specie, render it certain that
no other than the Banks of Virginia will
resume specie payments before that DIX.
and we are persuaded that this state ot
things would induce the Legislature 10
suspend the execution ofthe law i'm ones
ton, and to place the corporations n
which the State has so deep an Interest,
on footing with similar institutions else.
where. In coercing the Banks TO returnioI
the Metallic Standard, the principal object
was certainly to prevent the evils of de-
preclated 8, fluctuating currency, froman
excessive issue of paper. 1t must HOW
however be clear TO every attentive OBJ
server, that SO far from there being re.
dundancy of the notes of the two Banks
of Virginia, the amount is much below
the usual sum iii circulation previous to
the suspension of Specie payments III
then, the object has been attained, WHY
should the Banks be exposed TO the unne
cessary risk of opening their vaults al
few months sooner than other Institu
tions
The public can sustain no injury BY al
short delay, whilst tits important TO tIa
Banks that the measure should be adopt
ed simultaneously. They will be rcady
to conform to the regulations of Con-
gress, or TO move in concert with OthG
Banks but we are confident, that The
inevitable effect Of apremature step, uR
der existing circumstances will be, that
every creditor of the Bank will press for
ward TO obtain Gold and Silver, and eve
ry dollar will be drawn from their cofen
before they can possibly have the mean
! of replenisIIing them.
Viewing the subject in this light, We
trust II Will be permitted us respectful
TO call the attention of the Executive tOths
consideration Of the expedieDcy of con
venins the Legislature in fine TO reliev.
the Banks from the difficulty and DANCE
arising from the law to whichwe hayeIe
ferred.
We have the honor TO be, sir, very ra
pectfully, your most ob'dt. servants,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
President Of tie Bank of Viyg'msI
BENJAMIN HATCHER.
President Farmers Bank Of Eirgia'
Has Erceltency
w. G. NICHOLAS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
1Lsrnnlil.in Mr. Ill

alexandria, Nor. Ii.
petition is in circulation in New-Jersey, to
the Legislature of thatState, praying that they
would instruct Senators and Representatives
i'll Congress from the State of New-Jersey, TO
lay before Congress the expcdiency of forming
colony on the coast of Africa, or elsewhere,
where negroes and people of colour, who are
now or may hereafter become free may be re-
moved with their own consent GGa=.
The Kentucky Palladium states, that Chas.
=. Todd, Eaq. the Secretary of the State (wio
had been commissioned by Governor MadisOn)
addressed Il letter to the Lieutenant Governor,
Informing him that if he wished to make any
other disposition of the office of Secretary of
State, MIR. Todd did not wish to stand in the
way of such an arrangement. This the Lieu
tenant Governor accepted as resignation, aud
Oh Monday appointed John Pope, Esq. Secre-
tary ofState, who thereupon took the oaths OF
office. 70.
Ertract Of a letter from gentleman ia PaiIadcI-
pf,ta, to his friend an this place, dated NOreaJeT
q, 1916.
'Thc Directors of the Bank of tie LrM.ted
States have chosen JtiHiam Jones, Esq. CORNER
~ Secretary ofthe Navy their President, JON
athda smith, Esq. Cashier, and James Houston,
of the Brancil-Bank, at Lancaster, assistant
cashier. These the only officers now APP
pointed or that will be for some days. Offices
ofdiscount and deposit have been agreed upon,
to be established at Portsmouth, On. H. at
Boston, at New-York, Baltimore, Richmond,
Charleston, Savannah, New-O orleans, Lexing-
ton (ky.) Cincinnati, (O.) Mddletown Conn
ana Dr0Viuence (R. 4. i'm all next month, or
by the first OF January, think il probable the
bank will be i'll operation" Herald.
Boston, Nou.7
Wehave received returns from six towns in
the county of York, in which the democratic
majority is less by l6l votes than il was in A.
pril. But, Mr.. HOLMES is undoubtedly cleo
ted, in opposition TO Mr.. King the present mem
Der.
Messrs. Seaver and Fuller, the democratic
candidates, are probably chosen in Norfolk and
Middlesex district. d. 1dr
The Legacy of the late Count Rumford ia
Harvard University, consists of property vest
ed in French stocks, atfording an annual in.
come Offrom @ to iI00S. This property has been
regularly transferred by the Counts execu-
to the University; and one years interest has
already been paid. Besides this, there are
certain life annuitieS which revert to the Col
iese upon tile demise of their pOssessOrs. The
object OF the legacy is to found a prOfessorship
OF Natural Philosophy, as connected with the
useful arts and prOmOtive the welfare of So
cIety. GD
RhOde-TSi0nd Repa5Hcam Electoral Ticket.
Convention OF Republicans assembled at
Providence, October 30, unanimously agreed
to recommend the following gentlemen as T.
lectors of President and Vice-President of the
u. ). to be chosen on the both instant, viz -
Hon. Jdmes FeRReJ, 1hoS G.. PHnidn Ed,rajd
IFiic0r and DUtce AJHoM, Esq'rs.
Ii is said the Federdlists will make no oppo-
Sitiou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
Natchez, (MississipI I
OctOLcr o, Il
To Thomas O'C0nnOr,
Editor &c tho Cba,uro,.L

IITfVI VI hit I'ITdTTITOTK,
SIR am informed that great num-
Der Of emigTants and their families have
lately arrived in New York from Europe,
and are DOw in great distress for want of
sulting with his excelleucy, the governor
of this Territory, and many OF the rich
planters, am authorised to invite TO this
part OF the country. any number of the
Industrious part of those cinigrants, WHO,
when arrived here, viii be provided with
lands, rnt free fer three ycarS, ,ciM critic
and coJ~, 81 the usual prices of The coun-
try, until they can pay for them, and al
other things which may be absolutely
ganiIng for their immediate uses. An in
iustriOUs residence here will make any
man, IN three years, more Independent
tiian his landlord was of home, and nut
mo Lis pocket more hard cash fhau viii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
DANIEL d. TOMPKINS.
dBaay, Norember 3, 1916,
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANrs

The following letter was recently re-
ceived by Mr.. OConnor, who has hand
ed 1t TO us with his permission to publish
ii.
Let us avail ourselves of this occasion
to make just mention of the great and in
defatigable exertions of the Editor of the
Shamrock, to procure employment for O.
migrants; these benevolent exertions have
opened so many sources of wealth TO
those indu<trious foreigners, who are da-
ly arriving, that the way seems smoothed
before them. or obstacles surmountcd i'm
advance. The cry of mo employment"
is atan end, and with it ends the folly of
an emigrant's returning to his native conn
try before he had tried his faculties in
this. We derive additional pleasure from
publishing tue letter of respected friend.
Edit. Coi.
Natchez, (Mis&issipW Icrrii0y,)
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

slider of an address TO the prliIce regent on
The late great victory over the Alserines.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

legitimate doctrines? Why C7ey nm
mand the punishment ofBurdctt. dfconnoge
very printer, who dares tostylc HIM asndof {,
a foolS-He can go there with precedsssi.antor
hand. He can cite the case of sssss,nt NH,
surely the Attorney General will pros and
contempt against kin with as much ala"sr.atea
he obeyed the acquisitions of Bonaparte az
Does Nj. dc Melville recollect, tha,
breathing the air of Amcricai--If he a. he s
like our institutions, he knows well ho "oes no,
void them. The door is omen, and 70 a.
leave the country if he chooses. He ca ne Gu
only withdraw his Consul from Baltimosu not
he can withdraw himself. lfhis ears ar bRl
licate, that they cannot bear the tones os de-
how easily can he avoid them The ruth
people Will not be very mportunate far l.: cda
tinuance. There will be enough left beb;nSSS,on
to respect and to observe our Institutions ha
One worsl more-We advise NIonS;r.
Melville to study our institutions a lit,la, De
ter, and perhaps he will respect them y n btt
mOre.-He will learn, that il is not the L. .tue
the Secretaryo of State to inform the Cnnn!o q
of New-York, that Marshal Grouchyisr o i,,,Hi
SLdi. "' Nor
ears of the Minister--A man of sense wo,,s lie
have suffered himself TO appear SO riJnail 10,
We beg leave to whisper another pieceogT
vice i'll the ear of the MiniSte,-not so ~. ~ a.
10 commit mis- master b. making demanS'
his own without waiting for instruction. y
his court. "oa
Why, instead of thus committing tim.
by ,cittes dispatches, do not the foreign ,;a
tiers reside at Washington, and commrn;.i'
rerbaiiy these little objections to the Sccre,sss
BY single explanation, all alterations IAN
be remoyed-and an uninterrupted harnssIal
prevail bktween them. Oas
~ Loammi Bald'cin, Esq. of Camb,a
Massachusetts, was on Tuesday appointndS1
the Board of Public Works, Principal RsS sS s
on Surveyor Of Public Forks. for one wear S"er
We understand, letter has been addro..
to Mr.. Baldwin, TO learn ifhe will accent ~. \,
appointment-and as soon as his answerr;;, ue
ceived, that the Board will make their an,a re
Report to the Legislature. The funds Of a.
had nyidea of-and steps have been tatans.
vest their disposable profits in some prodnr,h@e
stock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
FOREIGN.
New-York, Norember 8.

BY the fast sailing brig kelsie Wood,
the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser,
have received Liverpool papers to the
26th Sept. and the London Courier of the
9th, from which the following extracts
were made.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14
ROYAL ORDINANCE.

Louis, &c.-Viscount Chateaubriand
having, in printed work, raised doubts
respecting our personal VIII, manifested
by our Ordinance of the 9Th of the pre-
sent month OF September, We have order
ed and do order what follows:
"Viscount Chateaubriand shall from
this day forth cease To be reckoued a.
mong the number of our Ministers of
State.
"Done i'll our Castle of the Thuilleries,
&c. Sept. 20.
(Sigued) LOUIS.
(Counter-SigneD
LIZ Due DE RICHELIEU."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-14

PRICE OF SToCKs.-5 per Cent. Cons.
GIG j !; Ditto for acct. GIG So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31

III rules holden in the Clerks Office If The IStpe
rior Court Of czancs,y for tie I7felmond Dis
Archibald Freeland : Pig
Thoms Diddep, and Clara w his wife and
Hll Carter. Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Eli.
zsbeth Carter, infant children and heirs of
Charles Carter. the younger, (sol of Charles Car.
ter, Of Shirley deceased Robert Randolph and
Elizabeth ". his wife Elizabeth ". @. Berke
ley, and Edmund Ann y, Robert G, and Parke
F. Berkeley, children and heirs of Catharine S.
Berkeley, formerly Catharinc s. Carter Mary
w. Braxton Henry Lee and Ann RI, his wife,
formerly Ann II. Carter Bernard M. Carter.
Williams Garter; William Ftzhugh Carter, and
Hill, Thomas Ann and Lucy Carter, infant chill
lreu end heirs of Robert Carter, dec eased Ma
thaniel Burwell and Lucy his wife and Edward
Cassius, Shirley, John II, ard Mary w. Carter
infant children and heirs Of Edward Carter, dc
ceased Charles Carter, aud joseph G.. Cabell,
and Mary w. his wife. formerly Mary w. Carter,
children and heirs of George Carter, deceased.
Defts.
The Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann Is, his
wife not having entered their appearance and ii
ven security according 10 the Act " Assembly
and the Rules of this Court and Il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi-
tants of this country IL is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the first day
Of the next term and answer tlie bill Of the
Plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
u the City Of Richmond, for two months success.
ively and posted al the front door Of the Capitol
| the said City
| copy-Teste,
I'm. ~. Bsair7 &C.
July 81, Is1e.-wsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
July 27-wsw.
VIRGINIA.:

AZ j!"iss iot,ien nile Clerks oace Of n. SITE.
f1o' CoHTt q tE0ncay FIR The .s,cl.rasi.G Ei7.
tTsst ne 2tfG day Of June 1916
'"in Ai'Credie, and George M'Credie, infants.
under the age of twenty one years, by william
H.Dyer, Their next friend, PIP
AUaINsT
Jas Fem, 3 Nancy M'Credc. ADM. Q. Cd.
m'rx OF John MPCrcde, decd. Tie said JAMES
Pcnn' executor Of George M'Cred!e, decd WHO
was one OF tie administrators of John M'Credie.
dscd. iie said Jamcs Penn executor of Ceo-re
M'Credie, deed The sad Nancy M'Cred;e vi.
dow OF John MCredie, decd. John Graham. and
!" hiiam Long, i.Hcy K. Greenhow, ADMINISTERS
riX OF James Greenhow, deed & fienr, Iictb-
aainihislrator Of Samuel Clark, deed. Def'y.
The De.endAn. James Penn, MOI having enter
ed ms appearance end given secur:tr Recording
10 the Act OF Assembly s. the rules Of thisCou.i.
tappearIng by satisfactory evidence tha, he is
not an inlabitant of this countr, II is ordered
nat me said Defendant do appear here OF the LIST
day OF tlenezt term & answer the bill OF the PIE,
ana mat copy of this order be forthwith in
serted ,, IN some newspaper published in the City
OF Richmond for two months successiyel, and
posted at the tlon, door of the Capitol. in The
A Copy-Test,
Ill. 49, Uni. ". He1ipg, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
July 91-wsw.
VIRGINIA. I:

n, Rn1ss holden IN the Clerks Office qfhe Subc
Ti0r Court of ChGRcery FIR he Richmond Dis
riet, the 24th day Of Juie 1916.
Amey A. b. Gibson, who sues by John r. Bell
her next friend PU
AGAINST
Robert B Gibson, Jesse Miller, Lewis Isbell,
Blake b. Woodson, Joel w. Jones. Thomas
Johnson, John Kelso, Frances Spain, aJministra.
trix ofWilliam Bell, decd, John Hurt and Abra-
ham Hstchett, to whom as securities for the adj.
ministraton Of the said Frances the estate of tie
said William Bell was committed. and Francis
Fitzgerald, sheriff ofthe County of Nottoway, TO
whom was committed The estatate of William L.
Newman deceased Dsfs.
The Defendant Robert b. Gibson not having en-.
tered hrs appearance and given security accord
ing to the Act of Assembly and tie Rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not iDhabitant Of this country IL il
ordered. That the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the
bill ofthe Plaintiff; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish.
ed in the City Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessivey and posted at the front door of the
Capitol, in the SAID City.
A Copy-Teste,
I'm. n, Heniag c. c.
July 31.--wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
July 81, ial6.-w8w . -'s"Ss' G.
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
IA iit':: ho'!ea in Me C!,,l's ctFoe af lie s ia.
nor Court ch.pce.y .far "a, i.iei.Dsaad lji.-
t1ci' hc 2iM day Of Ja,l4, 1916.
archibald Freela,.d, Pre-
AGAINST
Joseph ard George Marx, Peterson Gooawyn,.
henlanin Branch, the President ar,l Dnectors Of
me Literary Fund, and Allan Whj,.s orth, schea-
tor ct Tue Cosnty OF Chesterfield, iycff's
i ne defendant George Marx, not Iavi.ig en-.
tered has appearance and gwen security accps.
u'Is 10 the Act OF Assembly and tie Rules oe
,i'S Court, and it appearing by satisfactory ey,.
dence that he is not AN inhsbitatt of this co,m-
Wy KS ordered, That the SAID defendant do
appeal here on The first day of the next term and
asSwer ue biii OF the Plaintiff; :nd that copy
OF tins order be forthwith insert ed in some
paper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
hoh.hs succe5sivel and posted at the front door
Oh the Capitol, III the said Guy.
CoPy-l'es,e,
July 27-wsw. ., = 1'"'"s' 6 G
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VIRGINIA:
at Rules holden in he Clerks Office Of The Sups
riOr Court Of Claacsry fer The Richns0nd Dis
hricf, the 24th day ofJuae 1916.
Benjamin Cooke, Junr. Phf
AGAINST
Leroy Upshaw, and John PFitchett, executor
Of Jeremiah Burnett, Def'H.
The defendant Leroy Upshaw, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accor.
ding TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inlabitant of this country: II
is ordered, that the said Defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and an
swer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
ACoPy-Teste,
I'm. ". Hering, c. c,
July 81, 1916 -wSw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
VIRGINIA:

AZ Riiies holien in The Clerks OGrce of The Sube.
r7or cotnf Of Chancery Tor me Richmond Dis.
trie', he Pan day If J!ty 1916.
Robert Gordon and James Currie, partners. mn.
der The firm OF Gordon & Currie, P5f.
AGAINST
Holman, Primrose & Co. of New York, and
Henry Hughes, jr. and William Holman, mer-
Chants and partners acting and trading under the
hrm OF hughes and Holman, Of Richmond.
DePtS.
Inc Defendants IToman Primrose and Co. moi
having entered their appearance and given secu-
ri'y according to the Act of Assembly and the
Nules of this Court, snd it appearing BY salts,
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
this country II is ordered That the said defert-
dahts do appear here ON the first day of the nexi
term and answer the bin Of the Plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inherited
N some newspaper published in the City of
Richmond, for two months successively and
posted at the front door OF tie Capitol, in the
said City.
ACoPy-Teste,
July 31-w9w.
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FIRUINIA:
liz 4f9leS holder in the Clerks OEec Of IN, S,,..
{aor Curt Of. Cha''ce'y for The Richmond M.
TIC. tie 24t6 dry Of J9,,e 1916. 1>'''
John Evans, ms,
AGAINST
WI Mn'i III Dqval and Richard Reid, Def's.
INC defendant, Richard Red rot F,vTs. -,
tered his appearance and '''' '''''iDS en-
ulng 10 me act of Assembly and the I2rles oc
,nis court, and it appearing BY satsfg.ic~r e,.;
aence mat he is not an nIsbiian, OF his cc,,r'
Try ms ordered that ,he Defendant IA 49,.
here or the first day of the next Term ,nS sm
sWer the I'll Of tl'e Plain r. md that cory Of
ns oriIf DC forthwith inserted N sonic newspa
months successfully and posted At the front 40
of the Capitol, in The said CIV 'O''' N'0'
A Copy-Teste,
July 27-w8w. "M =" 1-sA''Ig' c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-07-31
WAsHINaroN, July IS.

The subscription to the national
BASK, throughout the United States, was
closed at 4 O'Clock on Tuesday evening.
The amount Of subscriptions on the books
in this city, by individuals and corpora
tons, was 1880 shares, or 1,295,000
dollars an amount greatly exceeding the
calculation of the most ssnsuine as 10 the
subscription. The tactis creditable to the
dissernment Of Onr nOnied men.--.Nat.I.it
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LoNpoN. Nav %.

first responsibility to q house IN Ills CT
ty, dated
LoxDoS, May e.
" | wrote you 18th inst. that an unex-
pected rise had taken place In the Corn
Market, ard hopes were entertained that
prices would soon rise so high as to admit
importations Of foreign wheat and -four,
but prices have since fallen, and there is
now no prospect of any advance to Justify
the admission of supplies from foreign
countries
'' | have thought it necessary TO give you
this information to prevent your being led
astray by my former advices OH this sub
ject of the 18th Instant
+" Markets for Tobacco and most Amefi.
can produce, full and little demand-Fo.
bacco is still quoted IA led. little demand;
Cotton l6d. a So as in quality"
Extract ola letter to house Of the first rsspec.
liability in this city, dated
(" Gibraltar, Jtne 1sf, 1916.
arrived here on the Dist Of May, after pas
sage of ~ days from Baltimore, and, after hav.
ing obtained all the information possible, and
having seen advces from Naples OF late dates,
none Of which would justify my sailing further
up, concluded to discharge here. In compli.
ance With your request delivered your 400 bar.
rels Of Flour 10 Messrs. l. & ". Duglid, which
they sold at the low price Of 8 z so the re.
mainder of my cargo I consigned to Is. Henry
the American Consul, which he sold ut g 7 95
10 be delivered at the Garrison, which will cost
about IS cents per barrel.
The Market here is very duh for all kinds OF
American produce large quantities of wheat
have arrived III tie Mediterranean from the
Black Sea aud the Worth Of Europe
AIls on England II par cent advance.