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July 81.
Lost,

Lost,
On Monday nigh, in descending the
stairs Of the Theatre,
A Red MoSQccos Pocket Book, con
=taiaing
.24gh violet's note due January
/. 1917, for $3.50
Do. do, do. on demand 26
Geo Adams acknowledgement
for upwards OF 500
Peter Jat's note ~
Sally Lanes note due on demand fpr los
" nj. Peake's note on demand SO
Geo Brag's lote with surety for Is.
Beach A. Sangster's MITE for SO
An accepted order on |. l.. Friliiet 80
VITA suniry Others not now fccolIect-
ed. and which cannot be useful to any
but the owner: and d small sum ul
money. ifiopild and returned to the
printer, with its contents, reward of
ten dollars will, BE given. and no ques
lions asked.
G. ". Lane.
sept 4
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To Let.

A CONVENIENT frame Dwelling
N House on Pitt-street near to Prin-
cess-street. containg six good rooms and
fitted to accommodate one OF two lami-
iies-with GROUND newly fenced in for
a large gagden--two or three springs oI
good wates near the premises. Posses.
sion viii be gwen Immediately. For terms
apply to
.Nandcgilic & Aa,mour.
Cor @
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From the Connecticut Courant.
THE BRIEF REMARKEp,
THE HOLY RIPPLE

III IlOLf BIBLE,
Is Whence but from heaven colld men nm
skill'd in arts,
In different nations bern. in different
parts,
Weave such agreeing truths : or how, or
why
Should all conspire TO cheat us with q
lie !?
Unask'd the pains, ungratelul their al.
vice.
starvinS their gain, and martyrdom the
price"
With the ike breyity and force Bishop
BE kelly, in his Minute Philosopher. me.
sents TO the reader the following summary
ut facts.
Speaking Of the evidences of the frpfb
of the Christian Relisiap.he ob.er, es =
8 1t is a clear point, that this faith in
Chit was ssread abroad throughout the
world soon after his death, It iSa clear
noint. that this was not effected by human
learning. policy or power. 1t iS clear
Ipont. that II the early tines Of the church
there were several nen of KNOWLEDGE &
Integrity, who embraced tie faith, MT
FROM any.but against all temporal motives.
It Is a clear p,int, that, The nearer they
we're to the fountain head, he more op-
Ipo:tunity they bad to satiSfv themselves
Jas to the truth of ihose facts, W ich teY
believed. Il is clear point, that tie
less interest there vas to pc suar'e, tic
more need there was oPeyidence to con-
since them. Il is a Gear pcins, tAat thy
relied on the authority OF those, wbo de-
clafed themselves eye Witnesses o! tie
MI ac!es and resp1 ectian Of Christ. Il
is a clear point, L at thdse rr,fcSscd exc
witnesses suffered much for Ills tier a.
testation, and iina'ly sealed il win thel'
blood. 1t is clear point, that ihcsc Wit
hcsscs, weak and crntenptible as t'eJ
were, oyercaipe the world, spread more
light preached purer II erals. aHd did more
benefit to mankind, han all The phHoso'
piers aud sages puet y ler.'
iiN W. esoIHS iuotdbVhs. iiC o"'
a highly celebrated poet, and 'Ne
o.her from man equally celebrated as d
philosopher OF profound depth, contains
body of facts whci, no arts ofsoPhlstt,y
can invalidate : facts, which are alike
plain and convincing to the learned ana
10 the unle rned. And over and above
these, the exact faiilment OF sundry pro-
phesies of Scripture AID the astonishing
miracles wrought in attestation OF the III
vine nature OF tie reIl ion which that sd,
cred volume ihcuicates, are facts as wei
p owed and as firmly established, as 'p0
any of the great events recorded III w,
can o. Roman, Or even III Enslisii vi -
merican history. >.
But not to particularize the pfoPhe,s'ff'
that have received their fail cccolaPil'nt
ment already, or the mlrales oi aE,sns
dates, there are two standing IiiFa''t 20
i bich are evident to all who have Eye -
see: the one is, the marvellous alu
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A Goase!--t) pretty, pretty thing
And WILT sing too, will K sing
q? come, come quickly, let us ran,
That's good father, catch me one;
Well carry it with US TO ourcell
Indeed, indeed I'll treat it WE'LL
*This tale is told by Boccace, and al
ter him, by La Fontaine.
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C. BENNETT

= = i
HAs IMroRa,ED. BIZ Lite ARRIfatS,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Which he offers for sale at his Ware
8s House, COLUMBUS street,
Kerseys
Rose, duiTil and point blankets
Plain and twilled bombazetts
81 Black and coIofed bonlbazeena
Stout blue forrest cloths
Assorted bales superiae broad anu
narrow cloths and kerseynefes
Toiianettes, swansd5wn and Mar
settles quihings
Fine single aad milIed WEIGH fan
Nnels
Super6ae cloths, extra quality
Bales assorted plaias
Printed ca!icoes, shawis, cambrics
and jaconets,
peting
Best Aberdeen colored threads
Gases pins. umbrella tnoqntings
Irish linens, lung lawns
ga "a and 1914 table diapers and
daa,ask
Irish sheetiass and brown Silicias
German ticklenburgs
And by The Emily from t.ondon, expected
daily at Baltimore, hewih rcceYe,
SupeiGae Lendon cloths, kessey
and waistcoating
Gentlemea's colored beaver and doe
skin gloves.
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Mae,rell's poems. -On Saturday, we
gave abrief notice of a small volume or
Poems, by William Maxwell Esq. OF slr-
GINA. The ,fasiowing tale, selected troR'
his volume, will furnish at least sew
moments of amusement to our female rea
ders; and in our next, we shall copy few
verses calculated TO af9Fd instruction t
all who Shall peruae. them ::
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torSale.

For Sale.
gvHE cargo of the British Schoonef
a Hester, capt. Lawrence, from
Kingston, Jamaica, consisting of
Fne tlavoured jamaica Rum
Prime green Coffee and
iignunlyitae
]. Douglas & Co,
A few hundred bbls. will be taken on
freight to Jamaica, by the above sch'I.
a first rate vessel, enquire as above.
Sep. 2
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Daiiu Gazette Z Doilars.
Coaatrg Gaaetse $ Dollars.
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From the N. II. CommsrciaI .adrertissr,

eT0m the w. n. C0MHgTCtns st"Cofs''o'
yNanacelI's poems. -On Saturday, we
rave abriefnotice Of a small volume OF
Poems, by William Maxwell ESQ. of sir-
yinia. The, fa owing tale, Solicitations
lis volume, will furnish at least sew
of amusement tooar female rea !
ders; and in our next, we shall copy few
verses calculated TO aff9yd instruction to
all who shall peruae. them ::
THE GOOSE.
A TALE.
Poor Friar Philip lost his wife,
The charm and comfort of his life,
He mourn'd her; not like modern men
For ladies we're worth having then.
Tie world was alter'din his view,
All things put on yellow hue
Even ladies, once his chief delight,
Were now offensive tohis sight.
In short, he pin'd and LOOKED SO i'll,
The Doctor hop'd t. get bill.
AT last he made vow to ay
And hide himself from ev'ry eye,
!, ! arg W h,a .Vps IS IL CO. $3.50 I'D
lie had child now, you mast know,
About twelve month old or SO,
~, .,'.,p :@oI =, ~ - ,aaa,a
Intending he should never know,
~ ~ 49, :, ] 49, $3.50, ueIn,t,s I;fa
-. - -, - ~ ,,onl,I To- IL. .;fo,
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w ~ P1s'ee ~ 80 .,,o's -, ~, 800
60 ! % o'0e 2 Ion o.a , tou" Ia TF
~ ~ "a WIZ 80, ,o,na' ~ "9o ~
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{, ! .' ~ ~ 800 49, =; vo Go
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49, - 80, ~ 'o 'h -. ~ oct
1nn a'pe'''e Sa'' '''AAe = '"so''
,gwas hono onr rtt,o uor,,;+ CROW
H;s E'tber tanabt him III he kne,S
:, - !, - go. H.: ~. aha'f,I 49,
~ "al e ~ ~ a. q -. s"
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.Tan,sht b,@ tl,e,r var;ons oamss y row.
To-, falt Of i;ons yyolves and Re- Ra.rs
.rhinss children hear with III tbe;, ears,
.,a,3. 49,,
To say hlsp,ay'ers and get the creed.
At ten, he lecsuyed him on herbs,
Better than learnino nopns and yerbs.A
he names and qualities, Of tfecs /;
Manners and Gus ums of he IBtes: :,
lhea tail d of oysters fall of pearls
Eat not word about tie Girls.
AtGfteen years he turn'd Ris eyes,
To view the wonders OF the skies.
Gall'd all the stars by their rielt names,
AS you would call Oh jobs or sa,nes.
And shew,d him ali the signs above
i5at NOT a whisper about love.
Ard now hisss;xtcenth year was nieh.
Aud vet he hadnitleari,t to s;gb.
rad sieepaud apDetite 70 snare.
lie coaidn'ttelI the name for care
Ana ali becanse he didn't knov
there were such things as pir,s below
gut not temnest rag'd around.
-s'he aer,nii,s IillIe nest was drow,,,d
Good bv t,ve.to noor pb;l;n,s cro,.s
4 d;d,,; ), leave tnrnip ton
poar pbiln qyiey.d and his son tao.
-,,1,an ,,,.an.d nov d:d,,t prov MAT -
p,'' -
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5"u ~ ,'a' -" - .,, - -. -
,,om ~ ms . nu'i'e ~ 49, =, - 49,
VIZ iuH ttlSCitIlCSs iNti OiISt' lNNs
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Z \ Merchants Bank Nates

VIII be received BY the snbscribe, for
Goods. at twenty per cent discount, t
offered Immediately,
sept. IA
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10 LET,

TO LET,
A pleasant g convenient House, suita-
BILE for genteel family, on Water street,
formerly the residence Of Daniel M'Lean,
Esquire.
september IA 2awtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-17
j. CORSE.

Near door 10 Zrifien and NedEe's Chi
ma Store, Kng Street,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
Fine See sucker
Striped Jeans
White and Yellow Canvass
Ladies Silk Handkerchiefs (elegsntl
Floss Cotton,
Lace and Cambria Buttons
Silk and Kid Gloves, white B. colored
Sewing Silks, 6nc Cotton Balls
Bandanno Handkerchiefs
-" An assortment Of Ribbons, &c. SC,
June 3,
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Public Sale.

| y : D.
On Thursday next, the Goth instant, vii
be offered at our auction room, on Uni
on street, to commence at 10 o'clock
|Superfne second cloths
White, yellow and red flannels
Csatings and aushings
|Calicoes, ginghams and dimities
Cotton silk, wsrsted and yarn hosiery
Madras, silk and cotton handkerchiefs
Cords and velyets
Blankets and bookings
Kerssys and plains
silks, faces and lace wells
Gurrahs, sannahs and emerties
Silk. doe and leather gloves
Merino, silk, lace and cetton shaBls
Sewing silk, eottons and thread
Pound and pack pins
Linen shirting and sheetings, cotton, sc,
Fancy feathers, etc. etc.
Elegant furniture, brandy, vinegar
starch, mustard, raisins, etc. etc.
John Jackson and Co.
Aactioneers,
December "a
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The Llfe Of Patrick Henry.
PROPOSAL
By James Webster, OF Philadelphia, Tor
publishing by Subscription,
THE LIFE OF

The late Patrick Henry,
Containing many of his Speeches, &c.
IEmbeliished with Likeness BY VIM
Writ, Esq. of Richmond, (Va)
Extract from the Port Folio for August.
1915.
1t is rot without sentiment Of sin
Icere qualification that we witness, in the
following proposal, arrangements making
jby competent hand, 10 do justice to the
character of one of the most worthy and
distinguished of our countrymen. AS a
statesman, civilian, an orator and pa
Itriot, Patrick Henry was entitled to stand
i'm the foremost rank: Nor do his merits
claim an Inferior station as firm, an ho-
nest. and an honorable man. He was
one Of those worthless on whose purity
suspicion could never fix stain.
:. If ma IRE did much for Mr.. Henry's
character while living, accident has not
been wanting IN its favors to his posthu
nous fame for to have found such a bi
ographer as Mr.. Writ, SO competent as
Ia writer, and so peculiarly well qualified
i'm every moral relation, ia not the least
fortunate incident in his history.
{" In.Mr. Wirt's Life Of Patrick Hen
|ry we are irresistably inpelIed to expect
much: the materials bring excellent, and
in great abundance, and the writer able
and devoted to his subject. Nor do We
think that the public will run any risk OF
being disappointed by bearing US compa.
ny.in our high expectations. We hope.
and, indeed, have 10 doubt that the
work will receive a liberal patronage"
CONDITIONS.
The work will be printed on a fine
paper. in one octave volume, and will
contain from $50 to 400 pages.
1t will be delivered to subscribers, in
good cali binding, at three dollars PEI
copy. The price to non subscribers will
be three dollars and fifty cents.
U Subscriptions are received BY
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, Alexandria.
December 81 cow
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New Medical Work.

PROPOSAL
By James Webster, at No. 10, South
Eighth street, Philadelphia, for pub
fishing by Subscription,
Elements Of Therapeutics and
Materia Medica,
3 BY n. CHApMAN, M. D. Professor
the Institutes and Practice of Medicine
and Clinical Practice in the University
ot Pennsylvania.
CONDITIONS.
I. The work will be printed on a fine
paper, in two octave volumes, each OF
which will contain from 4 to 800 pages.
2. 1t will be delivered to subscribers in
neat binding, at dollars copy.
8. The price to non-subScribers, will
be six dollars.
The work viii be ready for delivery
early next summer.
So Subscriptions will be received
by
James Kennedy & Son,
Booksellers, King street.
december 81 cow
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December "a
Notice.

Notice.
XNTILL be sold to the highest bidder
w for crop tobacco and cash at the
residence of Thomas Burgess on Thurs
day 9th day of January next, one negro
girl named Maria, taken by distress as
Inc property of Thomas Kamp to satisfy
officers fees due from the said kamp, for
the years 1915, 1874 aud 1915.
Townley Robey, laie Collector.
Charles County, Md, Dec. "a. St
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PAPER
900 Dollars Reward.


w AN AWAY from the subscriber.
ina, living near Salem, Fauquier coun
ty. Virginia, on the 10Th inst. EPHRAIM
and POLLY, who am satisfied are en-
deayoring to escape to Pennsylvania.
Ephraim is stout likely fellow, &c years
of age, about 5 feet 10 or IL inches high,
dark complexion but not black, long face,
high nose, prominent under lip 4 has one
or two scars on his right leg, cut sith a
scythe in cradlieg-- lie is good wag-
goner, ploughman and coarse shoemaker,
chews tobacco and is very fond OF splits
his clothes are net recollected. except
a striped country cloth coat and new
great coat of dark drab country cloth ret
fined, with large cape and the collar
lined with blue rabbits fur.
Polly is a very handsome bright rnulat-
to, about Is years old, full oval face
aud hne Sc. Of teeth. She is very fond
of dress and keeps her hair always neat
ly combed-PolIy is an excellent weaver.
spinner and washer. She took with her
striped country cloth coat and jacket,
a white cambric dress and yellow strip
ed and lowered calico, with bonnet oi
the same. The aboyereward viii be given
If taken out OF the state and secured SO
that l Get them, or one hundred dollars
if taken on this side Of the Potomac.
e. PEYT0N.
Faueuier County, Va. ,
H. 10 IS
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lOO Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
9th September, negro man, named
JAMES, about S feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black, about forty
two years Of age, good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobacco. :.
[ will give the above reward if taken 90
miles from this place. or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, aud pay
all'charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
Charles ] Catlett.
October 8 If
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Notice IS hereby given,

I Notice Is hcreDy SivoH
TyHAT the Collector oil the R g.
4 for the 92d collection district Q
Virginia. or his Deputy will attend az
Leesburg. from the lst to the lSth 9
January, 1917
Middleburg, Monday 6
Aide, Wednesday
Waterford, Tuesday IA
Ilillsboroush, Thursday 10
Upperville, Saturday 10
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday At
January
Hcndley Nelson's, Monday 9th
Fairfax Court siouse, Monday Goth,
For the purpose of receiving the entry
of carriages. with the harnes ased there
for, agreeable to an act Of congress. pass,
ed the 18th day of October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made
for falling to do which penalty of dou-
Bile the amount of the duty imposed by
the act of the 18th of December 1914,
will be encurred Given under my hand.
December Q, 1916.
JOHN LlT'rLEJ0HN,
Collector of the Revenue,
: No. Non-residents are Informed that
DA9IEL .MINoR, Esq. of Alexandria.
will receive the amount Of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them in
the counties of Loudoun and Fairfax
which tax if not paid before the 18th day
of January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Per-
sons DESTROYS of seeing tier lists may dc
SO by applying to me at Motifs, in Alex
andria, on the 9th or 10th of January
next.
December &c eo6w
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BUIt ahI.E.

A valuable family of Negroes just from
The country, among which are some me
ohanics, and are in number between &C
and SO. They will be sold all together
10 any person wishing to stock tarm
they are a valuable family. Enquire Of
the Printer.
December .
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Public Sale.

PuDlC Sale.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans
Court of Alexandria county, will be sold
on Thursday the second day OF January
next, at the late dwelling OF Jacob Fort
ney, deceased, on Royal street, all the
PerishabIc Estate of the decedent, con
sisting OF Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, good Saddle Horse, Mich Cow
and number Of Blacksmiths' Tools.
Henry B. Deagan s.
Isaac Robbins,
Administrators.
December "a dts
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Bank of alexandria,

Dec, 90, 1916.
ggNHE stockholders in the Bank Of
q Alexandria are hereby notified that
an election of niae directors for the ensu-
ing year, viii be held at the court house
in this town, on the third Monday (2oth)
of January next.
j. l.. M'Kenna, Cashier.
Dec. POI tE
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Rum and Tea.
Il. & J. MANDEVlLLE

II, & J. VAUDEVILLE
Have just receiyed.and offer for Sale,
20 barrels whiskey
10 hhds lst and Cd quality whiskey
10 puncheons rum
90 bags pimento and pepper
IS do green coffee
100 lbs. 5. F indigo
100 do Louisiana do
60 boxes Spanish cigars
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
600 reams writing paper
rs do wrapping DO
25 kegs Brandywine gunpowder
90 do British do
1ogether with general assortment Of
Groceries.
N. B. Family Flour as usual.
Dec "a
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Pivate Correspondence.
LONDON, Oct. ,s6. ?
Saturday Ev. half past-seven. {


Saturday Ey. half past-seven.
| BY accounts received to day from lIol-
land, it appears that there had been con.
siderable squabbling between some A.
lmerican owners and the Dutch Govern
Iment, and the former charge the latter
with a breach of faith. Several Ameri
can ships arrived in this country with
|cargees of tea, and as none had been re,
Gently received in Holland by the Dutch
East India Company, they were anxious
TO take the American cargoes to dispose
OF at the autumn sales, in order to afford
ia supply Tor the country until their own
teas had been got home. In the interim
some Datch tea ships arrive, and on this
account the Dutch Government VEL only
permit a lfof the American teas to be
sold, consisting Of $1,000 quarter chests.
Tie Dutch sales are fixed for the 18th of
next month, when the above chests are
expected to be sold ; but the residue of
the American cargoes Says the Dutch
government must be put off till the
spring. Meanwhile, the Americans,
feeling that they have been already both
deceived and disappointed, suspect that
lin the interval should any further arri-
walls take place on Dutch account, and
which is more than probable there may,
the remains of the American cargoes will
Have to remain over tor an uncertain pc
|riod. These proceedings are sorely felt
by the Americans: but, on the other hand
lit is stated by the Dutch that some of the
American cargoes were landed without
|any previous permission being given, OF
lany promise being made them with re-
gard to their sales-and such cargoes, it
lis Maintained, ought to have no pre-
ference, even Dutch cargoes.
EXCHANGES came lower from all parts
|of the Continent to day. At Paris,
on Wednesday last, exchange on LonGen
was Is, so.
We have advices from Naples to the
9th instant. Our correspondent takes NO
farther notice of the American squadron.
We consider, that. according to the for
inner accounts, it will winter in Sicily. 1t
is to be deplofed that the harvest has
been extrea ely deficient in Italy, mas.
much that the government had csme TO
1.-THE resolution OF allowing the importation
lof wheat, rice, -four, oats, and barley Of
Iall kinds, free of duty. This regulation
which has bten ordered was TO continue
lin force until the Sits of Aug, 1917.
Letters from Hamburger OF the 18th,
Inform us that all descriptions of grail
were in brisk demand, & that the orders
for wheat, from England, cou d notbe exc
cuted, as the stock on had was very small
and the ssod kinds were even much
wanted. The following are the prices
reduced into sterling at the exchange Of
i37s. free on board.
Wheat, Marhieh, $40 250m--equal to|
I76s. 4d.-78s.
Do. Dantzick; $50 200 Unequal to-
lz6s l0d-S2s Cd.
Rye (Dryed Riga) AS m--eqnal tt
|46s.
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~ FORK, Dec 30,
Late from Europe.

By the brig Hesper, Stevens, arrived
this morning from Glasgow, we have re-
|ceived files OF Glasgow and London pa
pers the former to the S0th of October,
the latter to the 25th. The Glasgow pa
per contains London dates to the 26th.
BY this arrival we have received the
London Price Current of Oct. 22d and
s5th. The late hour at which the papers
were received prevents us from givips
the Price Current euiire,until to morrow.
We have made the following extracts.
LONDON, Oct. %.
Corn. The weather since our last has
been dry and cold. The market yester-
day was well supplied with new wheat !;
the sales were very brisk at a farther
Improvement of SIS. Many of the samples
were so dry as to grind without any mix
ture Of old wheat, Flour advanced SIS
per sack.
he statement whether foreign grain
can be admitted will be published i'm
mediately after the 18th prox and the
probable result may be stated much soon
er. The letters yesterday from the Bal
tic, state that wheat had risen nearly SO
per cent in consequence Of the high price
in England.
Oct. s6.
Average prices of British corn per
quarter, for England and Wales, Oct.
l9th--W Wheat, 9ss. 3D.; barley Ais
Cd.
Haddington Corn Market, Oct. s5.
There was a good supply of old and
new wheat in this days market; of S2S
bolts Of ole wheat, 266 sold from SIS. 70
6Ss. the average price of which is 56s'
lod. 1-1sth.-T There was also consi-
,derable quantity Of new wheat in market,
a great part of which was wet, and the
very best samples were greatly inferior
to the crop of last year. The average OF
new qheat is sds and l0d. Highest old
barley, 40s, current prices from COS to
39s. New ditto. 34s, current prices from
28s to SIS.
Old wheat, first, 6.s: second, SIS !;
third, SOS. Old barley, first, DOS ; third,
|s5s Cd.
New wheat, first, 48s second, 49s !;
third, SOS. New barley, first, s4s, second
'S2s third, SOS.
General average-l9 6s I'd. ll-12ths
per boil.
p,.;a,ofe TorrocnonJop.,