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For Sale or Rent.

A connodious story brick dwell
IN Ing house upon halt acre lot, COT
Esss ,eT Of Fairfax aud Jefferson streets.
.AGF For terms apply 70 rrc,1r
contender 24 uu
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Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
4 friends and the public, that he has taken
the house formerly occupied by TALBOT,
WILSON !. Co. where be intends to keep a
supply OF all kinds of
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District Of Columbia.
.HeEandria Countg 10 Eu
.lprd Trn, &c
~ rV3 SCEpV

~ CH3.NCERY.
lic=anler Henderson, Complainan.
dgdids! -
Cbhds Il Wi,heTspocn, and Thomas y
How!snt, Defendants. a.
IF'he defendants, Chiids 'Wnhersnoo,
4 not having entered their appeal.
and given security according to the sts s"ts
and tie ruIe: Oi this court and it appea,ins
10 the satisfaction OF the court, upon aFa.s
sit. Inst t.e said defendants are not inI,t9
tants Of this DistiiCi-on molten Of ,1e :,.I
complainant, by bis counsel, it is ordere,,
,,st the SAID defendants do appear here on
the Isl day oil November term next. and An
swer the bill of the complainant aud H..
Tie other defendant, Thomas II. HowIsni
DO not pay away. convey, or secTee In.
debts By bin owing 10, or the estate or ef
tects m his hands belonging 20 the said Al.
sent defendants until the further order q,
decree OF this court aud that a copy Of tbs
order be forthwith inserted for two month.
successfully in one OF the public newsps &.
pers ,ublIshed in Alexandra and that anc.
Their copy be posted at the font door Of The
court house Of said county. A COPY,
Teste. EDMUND 1. LEE, c. e
lune 10
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Wanted.

A WET NURSE, with a good breast of
n milk. One without child would be
preferred. Enquire Of the printer.
october
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HOUSES, LANDS. Sc.
HOUSES and Stores to Rent.

A three story brick house, al ne
kSff corner of King and Henry Su sels,
H.s. with OF without the store anu ''A-
belonging thereto. al. 49, ,ood
A large store and cellar with tnree s001
rooms, adioiningth the former. -, KING
A two story 80 GA Hen Henry streets.
Two new two story brick houses, on came
ron street. near the theatre. p,I-s,,se,
.,s,v ,obsb;ied by Mr.. Charles Tyler, win
4 garden. stable, COW house, and pump a.
the kitchen door. ..hls n, re-
NIB. All these houses ara suitable ,Or IT,
.,ec,able families, and possession Can "0"
Be had at very moderate rents
AZ .rnsIlbrick dwelling house on RIM,
% a = ar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to be hao
hnineM VAUDEVILLE & LARMOeh.
iuly 90
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Tak publissed bu ssb.eriptioa.
POOR OF BaLTIMORE

"Inasmueh as ye have done Il unto one
of the least of these my brethren, We have
done II unto Mai eh- XIV. 40.
The profits arising from the sale OF thi::
sermon (which is published at the reqsest OF
several judicious and benevolent indisl-
dual.. whom the author highly esteems) will
be appropriated by the publisher, IN ard OF
the fund, established at Baltimore, Tor The
relief of the sick and distressed poor OF thai
city. II hoped by the author and publish
er, that the inhabitants OF Alexandra, to
whom the sermon is addressed, will not sui
fer this appeal to their benevolence, to be
made tothem in vain.
Subscribers names will be received at the
Gazette Office, or by person duly appointed
for The puvpose
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Valuable Property for Sale.

september "a
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Norfolk, april ..

Norfolk, April .,
The U. S. frigaie Congress, Capt. ''DD
D. Henley, got under way from the Nay
Yard at Gosport, on Saturday about 10 iip
utes before, and anchored in the Bic ,
Craney Island at 25 minutes after, oneV
clock, whence she will sail for Anna..O',,'
first wind, Alternating her powder on O0-'a
She weighed anchor with light Of's.
from S. S. ". The food tide being 'heh ~
ly quarter made, and with all Der a."
ment and stores (excep. her powder 10
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CORRESPONDENCE,

Between Miuior General Jackson, and Bre-
Get Major General Scott, on the subject OF
an order. hearing date the 22d April,
1877; published by the former, to the
troops of his division, and printed about
the same time, in mos, Of the public pa
pers.
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LETTER II.

GEN. JACKSON TO GEN. SCOTT.
Head Quarters, Isl and Sd Military De-
port'nents,
.Nev York, Oct. 4th, 1877.
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VEI VDNUICHt oIIFdHl,
ned)-ANDREW JACKSON.
Breuet .iiujor Gsacral ". Scott,
Caited States .3rm,y, Nea,- York.
The foregoing extraordinary letter was
laid aside until almost forgotten. Uhen
certain OF his feelings, general Scot, sat
down 10 reply 10 it. He thought of New
Orleans and some other affairs, in which The
particulars had been respectively engaged,
and it appeared 10 him that brace of pis-
Wien, where ? General Scott is un-
conscious e the tact.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

.or's' yield TO the Glamour Of their
w." >.iberenis.
aIay 2S.-WA understand that The slight
traras between Government and the Bank
- IN a train OF settlement. The truth rs,
hat they may say like Pcachum and
Lockeft-" we are both in the wrong :"
for 'houghthe Court OF Directors departed
somewhat irlm Their lusi sphere OF duiy
ha asserting that the interests ct The man
facturiry a. commercial bottles we've con.
f:iPa o their dlscreiiou-yei % - certain
tina, ministers, Ivy their incessant demands
upun them Tor assistance, did ~ fact put
the whole community al England at their
mercy. But the misunderstanding Ia at All
emil. The Bank, We hear. have agreed 10
take in AMI advance IN the Omn,uD after
the second pay ment, but with tins de, ia
iinn from their tormer practice HAT they
"ill Oul, advance two insiaimeuis al a
time, so that The subscribers must apply 10
them on every second payment, either for
tine redemption Or renewal al the atih arce.
This degree of arcoWmo,IaiIon, however,
Will be su.hci~n, To- enable the candidaIss
for the loan la make offers on fair Terms.
There was lltir iluciuation al the Stock
Exchange Yesterday. The alarm has
subsidized, and the wisdom of the Parlia-
men,ar, plan is generally commended
Potatoes may he kept good all the year
l'y dipping them III boIi,ng wafer, as the
SV"is preserve eggs by killing the living
rrincirlc aud as the germ Is so near the
skin, II would not hurt tie poidioe. One
minute, or two al most, would L. quite
sntS ~ieUt. This would b" OF great use for
ship stores -iu AN open worked basket,
Il ton may BIZ cured i'm AN hour.
fac exchange, both on Paris and on
Han, burul, continues tu risp IN favor % I
this country the effect has been s-nsibiy
.eil ~ the MARKET for button, which de
p nds so materially cn the state otihe ex
chaggcs, fha', ~ the expectation al a
turin rise, literally 40 sales could be
maize
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
FROM GIBRALTAR

NORFOLK, June lev are indebted to onr
obliginc aud attentive correspondent at Gil
bIaltar, TOT the following extract. under dale
Of june 22d .
The Treaty was not ratified ut Madrid as
late as The 26ih of May
paitiot pTvateeT while in chase Of
Sptiish brig run ashore At Tariffa last week
ana lost. boat put of from the shore
1911 OF armed men, pursued and overlook the
crew, who had taken to their boats TO escape,
ana they ale now prisoners at that place. II
20 sdld th'y had quantitV Of specie, winch the
captain threw overheard in the chase, and
thtnlnmped afieIit and was drowned. Though
thefe IS no donbt Of the fact of the loss o such
q vessel aud the imprisonment OF crew of7O
ine". (Sdid 10 he all AmeiIcaBsj we cauuot vet
learn The naIsc Of either The vessel or the Cap
tam. The brig Independence, Grim ids. IN
~ he day before this accident, boarded az
American ship off the Straits that arrived
htrc, which has led 10 a belief that il may br
her There wdsa pIivateeT lately m The Medi-
tcrrauoan, doing some mischief and she Is
believed 10 lac suli there, but her name alsu
W. CaHnot learn.
" The EmrctCr Of Austria being on a visit
10 Naples and having communicated his Cd -
nest "t'h fo see thc American squadron AID
r4st.'iI5'y the FfarkliD a, Commodore
-irwfr ho- cone thitiet with the whole ofhI,
force aud va doubtless make an exhibition
ih-t v cob d. hiar.I dstrnIsi, his M ijesty 20 .
70 tr Hr ~ n Jorr7er iif1r remarks that
70, truly ,rts MT 80 tceH reijsked BIZ IRE lions
IiieIald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
NORTH CAROLINA BANKS.

PETERSBURG, July l6.-Severai weeks
have elapsed, since the committee ap-
pointed by the citizens of Petersburg ad
dressed a circular with the resolutions
passed III town meeting 10 iEe President
and Directors Of each of the Carolina
Banks aud YET we learn no answer has
been returned. Whether those Banks
mean TO say Yes or No by their silence, we
cannot take upon ourselves To decidt-
siill much sOliciludc is fell 10 learn their
determination. Iateiigencer.
WILMINGToN, July l0.-A meeting
ofthe citizens OF Petersburg (Va.) the pro-
ceedings of viii. IL our readers viii mud
i'll TO days paper, has been held, 10 iaYe
into consideration tl.e inconvenience sui-
fered by them, III consequence Of The de-
probation of the paper OF the Banks of
This State, copy of which, as II appears
from the Compiler, has been sent 10 each
of the Banks. The editor of that paper
expresses an opinion, that our Banks will
heartily co. operate III tie plan, which OPT
Mon is founded on what lie calls 4" So
Tenn pledge, published 10 The world, To
accommodate The falr trader"
We have net as yet learnt, whether the
Banks IN this town have received the pro-
ceedings Of the meeting, nor have wc
heard of any determinations from other
quarters. That the plan proposed, # d.
dOpred, will be beneficial To Petersburg,
aud have tendency OF enhancing thew
lue Of our bills in HAT place aud lis Vi
cinlty, cannot be dOubted--but whether
the " solcMn declaration, HAT HEY we're
received in ordinary transactions aud
dealings" wall be taken as evidence Of
the fast ~ the Banks, is yet 10 be a.
cprlained. We knew of 10 case where
lie Banks in This place have refused 10
redeem their notes with specie wIipn
f.. seuicd under the circumstances cru-
icmulaiei by the Petersburg resolutions,
nor DO We see vel hOw they can oblcci
10 IL under the D." sUl"nn pledge - There
must, however, always be some difficulty
ia drawing a di>i'UCtluu between The 'f.ir
trader" aud btokpt." We thuk II the
plai proposed be- adoplrd, il VII have a
lcuirrcs Of collecting la,ee amounts ut
Use Mlis. r!icl, vl'l BE- ti,us preseui'd
Tor paS ucif, ,hat the ,aue arrangement
nlil be prrpo.ed as Other places, Which
nr cour-r cannot bc dechu, q - "hl At
last hsrom. general, and tie Fanhs III
h. ju.i vArr" ii,N Wera previous io lie
Fayetteville meeting. Cape L ear Lcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Juiy l5.-rhe brig Laura-Ann, which
arrived here yesterday, sailed from Cai'z
on The Ain OF June. Capt. Coffin informs
that the treaty tor the c.ssion of Florida,
nas not rdf,Hed When he sailed, aud that
the Hornet sloop oi war renamed there,
waiting dispatches from Madrid.
Capt. c. also Informs that Two 7i's and
3 irIsaies sailed from Cadiz on the 18th
May, tor Lima. The grand expedition,
which already comprised so transports,
and about 10000 troops, was expected
.osail about the lst September. All Spa.
nish vessels arriving in port were pun lii
regulsItIon. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

is compliment 20 the American navy worth
receiving. Last year The French Ambassador
Count Laval. Duke de Montmorrnci) came
from Madrid expressly to see the Washing
ton, but missed her.
Markets unusually dull at present, with
out prospect OF improvemeDt-Fiour dahl at
So-Rice ) 6-kentucky Tobacco ) 10 a ~
according TO quality-other articles OF your
produce scarcely enquired for, and colon ais
have considerably declined"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

II is supposed they were bound for Nat
chiioches. with reiniorceinents Tor the
expedition against Texas. Al Alexandria
this expedition was much talked OF aud
msny proposed joining in The enterprise.
The first place OF rendezvous is said 10 be
fixed al 80 miles beyond The Sabine.
LOHi.iana Gax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

State Engineer.-We have the PLEASURE
TO state that the Commissioners OF Ma
vigation for tins state, IN. c. have en-
gagged an Engineer of first rate Skill and
ability from England, to superinleDd our
several contemplated Works, OF opening
Rivers, making Canals, &c. aud that he
is arrived al New York, and daily expect
es here. His name is Futon.
RGteigh Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

BALTIMoHE, July l4.--prport saye
thai ther" is vessel below ali'i a large
SUM in specie on board. The vessel Is
sup, Oscd ~ be- either pdlriOiic prIVa
irer ar = pr " to one.
AZ an cviiencr that ra'rioiism i. not
who'll, eNtl Ct even ~ England, We Eod,
ile Maquis o. CAMDEN bds llrgu'-r-
% 10 gnvtrumtutihr iuroWr oi lis ~
g fr.m Which he would have rcai.z {
a1out 2GO, 900 dollars; AMI has received
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

On lie I'd Of March, duel was fought
III Valparaiso, between ajr. LaniOn an
NJ. Alb rcrombie, OF New York, mihship-
n,en OF the Macedoniau, in which rlie lal
Yer was shot dead, having received the
ball of his antagonist il tne lungs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-20

AT the same Tina, the foregoing adj
dress was deli, cred 10 The President. the
committee 10y Capt. GRAY, iheir chair
mar, delivered 10 Major 6 neral JACK
SON, the following address:
LOuiSc,He. June 23l, 1919.
S'R-Wiil unfeigned respect and re.
gard we welcome you 30 our town: and
Wc invite YOU aud your suite 10 partici-
pate Ofihe dinner, intended Ia b given
to tie President of The United States.
la sheNlng you this marh of attention
and respect, We assure you that we are
Impressed with grateful sense of the
potriOtic and important military services
which you have rendered your country
more especially your able and gallant
defence OF New Orleans, the Emporium of
The west ami ~ expeIllng from our ter
rlinrY, with raw troops, a veteran enesy.
w" believe, sir, That The people of K en-
lucky, do, IN common with us reward
y u With their admiration, and apprOba-
lion OF your military operations and a.
! cl evcmruis aud We vii not refrain. as
the committee on iie occasion, from as
Surlng you That we are happy in tie on
| p'l'unnS OF paying our RESPECTS TO two
| percentages al HE same time, oi such en-
| mem wOrii and merit
| w lh assuraDcrs Of our sincere regard
| 90 LII
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GEoRGETowN, July lG.--A DHei was
fought yesterday morning, III this neigh
bOurlIaod (near Tcnly To1m between
Capt. G. Of the army and Lieut.. c. of Tie
marines, both on duiy al Washington.
Az The first fire, Capt. e. Was woundet in
The breast, severely, though not DANCE
rSusly. LIEUT.. e.. was unnurt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-17
Norfolk, September Is,
FROM SPAIN-IMPORTANT.

FROM SPAIN-IMPoRTANT.
From our correspondent III Gibraltar we
have received the following interesting
communication. Herald.
"Gibraltar, July l9.
"You will have heard so much about the
Punishment of the Marquis Yrugo from
Madrid, before this can get to- hand, that
it is useless TO trouble you with the story
nova matter OF more Importance IS
before me-: the grand expedition at Cadiz
isgon. 10 the devil. just at the moment that
10000 troops were in the highest state OF
equipment for foreign service $1,000 laid
down their arms, and scampered off in all
directions!
"Ssvsral fugitive. officers have arrived
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-17
From the Richmond Enquirer.
THE CROPS.

THE CROPS.
The following letters, one from the coun-
ty of Charlotte, the other from the state Of
Georgia, present very opposise, but inte-
resting views of the state of the present
crop in different sections of the country.
The truth is, our country is so large, /.
That if the crops tail~in one part, it sue.
ceeds in another, and thus the superHux
of one tends to relieve the deficiency of the
other; G. Ii is besides so well intersected
with water courses, and assisted by coast
navigation, that the bre adstuffs OF one dis
trict are with comparative ease and cheap
ness transported to many others ; 3. We
have also this advantage, superior to al
most every other country in the universe,
that We have different breadstuffs for the
support of our countrymen. If the wheat
harvest fails, we may obtain reiet from the
corn crop, and vice Usrsa Whereas the
countries of Europe. depending upon one
principal source of supply, are liable to
many and serious Inconvenience f5m the
failure of their harvest. But jamine can
scarcely ever approach our doors:
TO THE EDITOR.
.Noaticelio, Geo. .Aug. 90.
"The prospects OF the agricuiiurist were
never more Gathering in this country, par
ticularly the new purchase of Georgia ;
corn and cotton, unusually luxuriant f; and
should the continued rains MT produce the
rot in the latter, very abundant crop will
be made. Corn il is supposed, will no,
command more than dollar 81 cents pei
barrel, from the stack though last autumn
it was worth from dollar 30 cents to {
dollars per hushel."
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A NUMEROUS AND rgP1y,Ne FAMILY.

On Tuesday last, while several men
were engaged in ditChing in the tcwn of
Wilton, they discovered at short distance
from them a Rattlesnake s Mate, or Cou-
sin, as they are sometimes denominated)
of an enormous size. In the true spirit of
heroism they determined to secure the
prize, and finally succeeded in killing it.
On opening it, they found Eighly-tvo live
young ones, OF from nine inches to one
foot in length. Rhode Islond paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-17

here, who state that O'Donnen, Their Go.
vernon aud Chief, from the first bad pro-
jected plan, that when the expedition
was complete, instead Of embarking the
troops for Sou,h-America, lie would march
them to Madrid, and demand the Cons,itu-
ton and Cortes that in the progress of
this plot, he had enlisted the general and
subaltern officers, and three-fourths of the
army, and found out that the rest were
loyal and devoted to the king. That he
called grand review oflhe whole (prepa-
ratory TO divu'ging publicly the scheme
that they thought was about TO be consum-
mated) al ST Mary's, over the bay of Ca
diz Thathe secretly gave orders that the
dissffected regiments should be provided
with flank cartridges, and the 10. al (5OOO)
with ball, the latter of which he took com
mand of in person, formed them into a
square, and under pretence OF having some
orders to communicate, called all the Off
GERS of the other Regiments to the centre,
when he informed them they were prison
ers; then riding up TO their division order
ed them to ground arms-Seeing they were
betrayed. and panic struck at the capture
of all their officers, the troops, 5000 in
number, laid down their arms, and fed in
the greatest CONSERVATION in all directions,
nor was any efor: made to stop them.--
The officers were put in confinement, con-
sisting of eighteen general and eight hun
dred subalterns. O'Donnell himself has
gone 10 Madrid to know what is to be done
with them, and whal measures are neCes-
sary to be taken in such an extremity.
g Such is the history of the business, as
we get it from the officers who have fed to
this place, and from travellers coming over.
No one dare trust an account CT it upon
paper, through the post office. This is,
however, sufficient to show that the expe-
dilion is destroyed, which these officers
say no power of the king can restore 1t
is not 10 be supposed that SO great a rebel.
lion is over at once more may he looked
for.
/" The treaty is in statu quo, and the
whole of our squadron in this harbor part
OF il, however, moves in few days up the
Mediterranean"
"P. S. Many OF The merchants of Ca
diz, il appears, were concerned in the con-
spiracy: three of them fled end have Just
now arrived here, one of whom had sub
scribed one hundred thousand dollars to
raise the ways md means.
Captain Eebina Sears, who has been
long captive Of the Spaniard>, and con-
fined on the island of MeliIlo, on the coast
OF Barbary, has made his escape and got
amongst the Moors. 1t is expected he is
now at Tangiers.
"2Oth. New troubles have broke out in
Valencia Eiio, the governor, is said to
have been assassinated!
2lst. letter from CadIz this morning
says, twenty five hundred troops have
been embarked under strong convoy, be.
lieved for Caracas"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-17

In ether articles Of Nedite -rsac,r No.,
DO alteration.
TIE public sales Of British PM.
Sugars brought fow ri lhiswcch A,.
gain been very extensive, say uGwar
1900 hhds. OF which 700 soil vid.
variation in pr'ces from last Sam.
currency, except in low iro"n
which Yesterday experienced =, In.
ment OF Is per cwt. In .opi.g
has been done. Coffee lbs a.yansra
5s per CIVIL. this week, bu, t.c fn..n.
transacted has been rather ,g.;,.s
small parcel OF ,im,nto has hen ,..,s
IA per III. Ia cocoa anI ersrr MOI
has been done Runs continue in G,,,
AM 3 10 400 punuhcon, o, Jan . i...'
been sold al IS 81 Tor common I'D ,o2. >
per CATION 10 o. P. for fine hlvos
There ha' been rather more irQui.v =.
logwood this week than lor some .uo, ms,
and loo tons of Campeachy have hc,,. b.!
al Il. and TO tons ST Domingo arG, T..
per ton. GO tons Cuha Fu,,c h.y. h..
sold at g. Is. Cd. ami about 10 tons uI,
Barwood al 81. los. per ton, ogry mi.
in other descriptions no alteration. -.
lerday 90 chests T. ST. India ami .4,,,,..,,
Caracca, indigo were sold by a.S.or,.
prices fully equal 10 what were uhlsn,., o,
Tie last indigo sa the torucr oht,u,i
IS sd to Gs III; and The latter s. 3.I.g.
Oh per 10. according 10 quality. Pau Oh
has been sold al Isl. per ton lor >maN ar.
GELS: no,hng was done al the pa ltc 40
on Monday asst. In other .Iesci pt,ns Of
oil nothing OF consequence has t,en .o,e,
The import of tailow this week has been
considerable the marhe IN cons on, nee
continues dull, anG the anneXrt q;l,lst y,
cannot easily be obtained. Some rarcrs
ri hides hat been ,oid al about ihe annry.
ed quotations. Hemp stalinary
Cotton per lh. Bowed Ge,rg d, j. 1!
10 Is 9 l-2i Sra.ls.ant. ord. ani stsn.
Ell, Is I'd 20 i o.; II D ing, good 1
fine, 9, TO 5 \. Orleans. l. Ii 70 |. u;
Tennessee, II | 81 10 Il l-2d. Tobacco,
per 10. james RIVER, leaf, IA e., , I'd
20 Id; ordinary sound, 10 ~ 5c; aid
ding. 8 J. to Oh good an hrr, t. | = 10
7 Lea stemmcd, 81 10 i-ii. Asa,s,
Pot. n. York, cwf. 81 20 39s Boston, %
to 40. Sd; Montreal. So 10 81, STONED
and crust, 81 to 3}s Pear. American, Il
TO Is Turpentine, Am. PER cwt. II %
I2s 81. Tar, Carolina, per Dbl. IS 8 20
l5s. Bark, N. York, Q,"rcilron per cwt.
II TO It's. -Four, Sw,,,, per BIZ. 80 10
sos; sour, 80 10 3is. Rice, Caroina, per
cwt. 90 to Hos; new, IN bond, u to 29s
Gil. Am. C'oyer.erd, uncertain. I AZ
seed, A". uncertain. Berswax, pei Vt.
II to Isl. Slaves, perM. ". O pipe, "A
to &c hid. I8 to 22; bbI 10 70 ID.