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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

poydge y discovery The Peters
burgI. Gazette mentions the arrival ot
dispatches at Petersburgh from Lieut.
Kotzebue, who reached the port of St
Peter and st. Paul in kanschatka, in
the sloop of war Predpriatige, on June
9, 1894. In his voyage he corrected
the reported longitude and latitude oi
several places in the Pacific Ocean. He
describes, in his report, Navigation ISL
AID. He saw in bis voyage, the island
of h ar'shof, seen in i722 by Ragewin
The lantu De ofwhich is 10 deg. 81 min
5. and tie long. l4b deg. "a min. %
sec. w. he discovered three islands
one of which he called after his vessel
Predpriatige lsl>nd, is situated in lati'
tude Is deg. So min. Is sec: > ane
lon. l4o deg. mia. ~ sec. W, Ano'
ther of which he called Builinsbausen
is in IS deg. 4s min. sec. ). latitude
and ls4 deg. 80 min. w. long. Ih.
third, which is called Ko. Tdskew, sitel
his First Lieutenant, is in IA deg. 81
min. 9 sec. S. latitude, and itS deg
min. w. longitude. The latter island
it appears " as discovered by NJ. Frey
cinet; but this was not known to Lieut.
Kotzebue. He visited Otaheite and o.
whyhee, in his voyage. Charts of hi.
discoveries and of the countries which
he visited have been sent to Russia.
lLondon paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
GrdndSya!eLotteru,

(For the encouragement of Domestic Industry
THIRD CLASs--Alsis Series.
win positively be drawn in PRovipsvcE.
on the i4th Of OcroBre next, and
finish in asiew minutes.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

On Friday afternoon last, boy in Philsdel-
paia about IS years old was carrying musket
TO the owner. which he was told was not loa-
d-d; be snapped the same. in sport. at his
play fellow. a boy about eight years old. The
piece hung fire so long that the boy. returned
it to his shoulder, when il went of, and the
contents lodged in the neck Of his unfortunate
companion, who instantly expired.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

tits said that an argument is to be address
ed TO the eye ofthe Legislature of Pennsylvania,
at their next session, as well as to the ear, in
favor Of Tnsernal Improvements.
It il intended to make railway of 1000
yards in length, on the Capital HILL before
the next session. and q locomotive engine is
now constructing to be exhibited in operation
there Journal.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

Extract of letter, dated Porto Cahello, Aug.
~. 1926, received by q gentleman in Nor.
folk.
"The Schr Ranger. Capt Steward, and
cargo have been condemned"
The Ranger. il win be remembered, sailed
from Hampton Roads 10Th June, with a cargo
Of Gun Power, bound to Havana. and wss cap
tured Cd July off the Double Headed Shot
Keys, by The Colombia schr. Reprisallo,
Capt. Bedford, and sent into Porto Cabelo.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22

By authority cfihe Stale Of Rhode bland
Under ihe superintendent Of Managers sp-
pointed by Law.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-22
conEnrTRcrnL:
ReUieto Of the Baitmorc Market

For the week ending MONDAY, Sept. H.
Extracted from fhe sssekly statement pa6as1e.
in The Baltimore Pastos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
BufaIo Springs. .1Eeckleub,,ro C,o,,..... ~

ME subsorb,r with a view TO the comfort md ,.c
uaon Of these persons who may visit this watering pace
I season. has spared pains expence ,vhic
e eohc.vcs, would esuce that considerable add
mons and improvements have been made his houses, Stable
pa' nou'e baths &o aud other arrangements made oalo
aed 10 nder the sick comfortable and the healthy
tables Chess Board &c provided for person,
I1nu OF 'hose sluemsnts and good violin and
hand to 1lord music for those Of the f,hiopa
PIE eheehe OF dancing choice supply Liquors. and the
oe es'hs the country afo will be pr divided
waters o TINS Spring impregnated with iron
ana neutral salts happily combined and in sucb
que proportions as TO render them ehcacou most OF the
diseases OF this and the Southern climates, In
oou; diseases ague and ever diseases Of the liver and kid
&c with all ea'aneou affections they peculiarly EN-
oeers OF long standing and inveerae
ter are speedily cured by these springs, An intimate
S WIN ,hss SPRING Tor twenty years aud knowledge
I @ py mem, warrants me in saying, that faith
iul u'e OF the water will afford relief in greater or lee,
person. afflicted with most diseases which the human
'sI my are re SUBJECT DAVID SHELTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
LAD EOR SRLE

kNoR sale, tract land Aibemae county bsr.tofore
my residence consisting OF 900 acres about 1000 OF which
e Of me oe.' mountain quality, aud 1900 lying below the
mountain and extending from IT, generally OF good quality
an" remarkably well Dbered and atercd The lies on
ths south side ct the Rvanns branch Of James River nav
gaoe Tor Bateau1 TO Milton, which within three and half
nes IL IL i've mites from Charlo,esye and six from the
University vi 1t, advantageous situation for health aud soci.
w. no remark need he made here. The estate has all the ~
improvements on H. eommoious dwelling house buildings
or Servants and other domestic purposes good stables, two
narns with hreshing machines, gst MILL with good
houses o managers aud labor well posted each purpose
ana all IN good repair The tract be divided
W INTO several paris twill be disposed desired The pay
inen oil the purchase may be made by insanent with
very liberal edit to he agreed the time Of sale The
furniture and the stock Of every kind may sold with the land
nave also Tor sale another tract rather more than 700
acres miles below Oft river, northern
'de, winch lies we'll n OF good quality, well mbeed and
wdered and has valuable Of oie passing brouph H.
his aeti divided into FARMS each having on dwelling
hot'e very eomnod1us for small family with necessary out
buldns' Credit will he given for this tact in like manner a,
ioT the o'he Persons inclined to purchase will address them
selves directly to JAMES MOSRoF
CakHil, Loudoun county, Va. April y. II5-tI
~ WIN view TO sale Of the lands above described TO
the highest bidder, IN small tracts and with liberal credit will
attend on the PREMISES the first Monday June next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14

IT The ENQUIRER published twice week generally,
aud three times week during the OF the State Lega-
the Price the heretofore, Five Dollars per snnun,
payable in advance Notes Of chartered peeie-payng bank,
(sy) will he received payment The Editors will yusran-
tee the safety Of renting them by mail the postage Of all let
being paid, by the writers.
1 No paper will be discontinued (but th. discretion Of
the EditorsJ until all arrearagss have been paid up
u Whoever will guarantee the payment Of papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, OR LESS-Fust Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, 50 cents
=. No Advertisement inserted, until Ia. either been paid
Cor, assumed by person this city, lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
Dismal Stramp .Stock Tor sac

10 decree OF the Creui, Court Of the Dr,riet
% oiunoa Tor the county of Ale xanir, at the Last term
u a court IN the am'cable suit OF Chancery Of Wash
Son anu others, egaiec compliments. against Burod
aad Laurence Lewis, acting executors of
"eoTse a,hington dec defendansI shall a
under the 'a decree proceeds sch the iA 9ny June
ng, public sncton for cash, the Commercial Read
rug Room m Alexandria, share Stock in The Dismal
swamp Land Company the property OF the estate of N. M
1eorse Washington The dividends paid upon tins
.oL some year. past, have been very comfortable
taitcnlar statement of which NAV be :ecn nv rcfcy
snee 70 she report with the accounts of Master Commoncr
O'clock NODLET UrR1t;RT C:' AZ l.
Alexandria SIay II. stJsrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
TREASURY DEpADrupvy oo-- =, -.

oIlCE hereby given that the first Iay of Oeiober
Ecu States created under the authority of an act of
an act authorizing loan Ter not exceeding
millions ot dollars, opened the dav N
March, thousand eight hundred AMI twelve
lnsre due hereon will be paid the PrOprieiors Of said
~ 81 nsm auornles duly authorized, at the Trea.ury Of
@ oeo Sa.' IN Warrington, and the several Loan OH
ee on the Books ofwhch any portion said ock NAV stand
oil The Certificates Of said Stock will be re1urc
al inc Tune Ut payment, and the interest on said ck
IRON ana alter the thirtieth day Of September next
Mo- ,,o- SAMUEL L. SOUTHARD
Ac S.r'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
GoOchLaild and Uon0yer Land for Sale

virtue Of order of the Superior Of Chancery for
the Richmond District, offer private tract of land
the upper part Of GooolanI equity the waters Little
Byrd Creek containing 1871 thereaho and another
tract IN the county Of Hanover, containing 9e6 As
desrabe to close speedily possible the Of the
estate the land will he sold at moderate price and
m0jany tern Both will be divided TO suit purchasers
The GOrohlanJ land will he sewn persons wishing t. pur
chase by BI Winston Payne and the Hanover lands By Mt
LaneyI 'Oes. POs,ession can be given immediately
WIN. i. WICK1AM, surviving
Trustee Of the estate Of SaiBi Cit, dec.
Richmond Ian. II. 1925 77-.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
NAVY COMMISSIONER s-OFrIcE,
26th Nav. 1903

HE Commissioner, Of the Navy will receive sealed pro,
Il sails until the first day of JULY fo the Yellow Pine ns.ri
ais required for Masts and Spar, Tor
Three SlooPs War at the Navy Yard Charleowp
hrer Sio"ps Of War a, the Navy Yard at BROOKLYN n
aha Tor one Sleep OF War At each Of the Navy Yards At
r1rsnomn N ILL Philadelphia, Washington. aud tospor,
and for the materials Of Wood required for building one
sh House tobe delivered At the Navy Yard at Warrington
together Tor White Pine and Ash Pink 10 be -
sa,I faid at Warrington, described below (
ne following detail shows the number and of the
yellow Pine Materials required Masts and SPAR 81 one
Soop of War, viz: N SP''' W QUO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
100000

More Prizes than Blanks.
II Every Prize payable CASH, ,ipfp days after the
3ratring-sabjecs a deduction oTGffesn per ee.t.
M MODE OF DRAWISG.-The Number, will be nut
wheel usnaland ia the other wheel be put
the prizes abors the denomination Of four dollars
the usual The 10000 Of So
viii be awarded 10 the odd Numbers the
the beg depen.ant the drawing The capital prIze
Of Forty thousand DoiGysthat saw the 10000 dol
Number the Scheme viii be entitled "a pre IL the
10000 dollar should E-en number then
Al the Epe numbers in the Scheme will be each entitled TO
prize Of "a.
IT Odd Numbers those ending .ri,A l. g. g. Tors
gg Even Numbers thoie ending 2 t. q, orc
This mode Of drawing not only enables the 10
complete the whole Lottery ONE DRAWING but has the
great advantage Of distributing the small prizes regularly
spsy number in the sceH.e, holder OF two
shares Of tickets Zone odd even nunber)
will be certain of obtaining least prize add
ratio for any greater quantity.
Ticket drawing superior prize in this ,chen,,, rs
NOT RESTRICTED from drawing one aI.o; Imany
,icket, therefore will necessarily obtain 1JYO PRIZ Els
GJ THE DRAWING will take place City Of Balti-
Wednesday, the 9Th JULY, ai,A on the
yars day.
PRECEDENTED. Adyentm will remark the low rn.s Of
ticket..the very iny risk incurred (kere not being one
Blank a Prize) and that the capital prize OF FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, Is of magnitude hitherto unpre-
cedented small invested--ahvye all however is
the CERTAINTY OF OBTAINING -dI LEAST ONE
PRIZE by the rurehlie ct two tickets shares
lone odd and nunbs aud the ratio
tAipy in the purchase Of greater number Of tickets
Whole Tickets SIS 90 Quarters / 25
Halves 2 SO Eighihs 81
To had the variety Nos Todd and cven
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
Reduction of Stage and Steam Boat Fair.
ALL I'm ONE DAY.

TO be dr0tDn ~, the City Of Baltimore on the
9th NEXT MONTH (July)
BY THE IMPROVED MODE,
Secured by Letters Patent under the Seal of q. States,
CoHEN'S oEFICE-Baltiu,ore;
June I'd, 1925.
II The iprored Mode of drawing having been
sn decidedly approved by the public evinced by the
sales the late State Lottery,
appointed by the Governor and Council have again adopt
ed the plan in the following Scheme, which the
pleasure now 10 Fresent,Vit
GRAND
STaTE LOTTER MIR YLaN.D. No. 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
EXEcuTTHE UEP.1.IiRlITliInI.ENT

KIchmondl 9Th Nay, lb25. :
NOTICE hereby gwen thai from this time forward all
persons offering themseves principsof securities to
bond he approved by the Executive will he
stating the value Of the property which they would 6ona fde
pOsssss after the payment Of ~ their dctb
By oder, ". II. RICHARDSON, {. {,
May a. 8--sf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
WHEAT

4 hAf PANKEf and WM. ID. CLARKE have leased
% -"dyo MUS IN MdncheSter, for term of year,I will
woIH mem under the hrm of HIM 3. CLARKE A. Ga who
al an me be prepared to purchase RHEAP at the Lirbe
NJ PC LOT ossh' WIN. u. CLARKE & Go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
FOR REWT.

shsn be absent from the e,ty II Richmond oat the
"A month Of October next offer Tor The hOso now
occupied BY Rockets known the Marine CoGse House
For Terms apply Col r. Wicker, who sghossed rem,
the same during ny ABSENCE. WM BROWN.
June 10, 1850 R--ce
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
NOTICE

n IL person, having claims against the ene of VIM Gait
End those indebted estate OF to the late
u va" Johnson will make payment 10 u.s. without delay
JOHN ALLAN. Ex.cutor,' of
April s. "DA') "n.ual'i dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
yE.No DOLLgRS REUTgRD

- ANYWAY from the subscriber living Hanover on the
night Of the Isl instant negro man named JdCE about
feet Dor inches high .toops e in his shoulders and
lost Of his under teeth; light complexion and Z 20 ~
~ years Of age Ii,uPPosed he lurking about Rc hmond
The above reward will paid for aPPeendns aud delivering
s1id runaway TO Ed G.. SYDNOR.
Aoru % ,tEsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14

lnTAS commiitedto the all Of Hrnte William county, IN
w Sd day OF March, 1875, runaway negro named
BIRTLETThe states that be the property Of Mrs AbVy
PAGE Of Richmond county Va Said runaway about forty
yesr1 dark about feet two nchss high he
had ehsn committed dark brown eosee aud blue Pana
foonshe owner Of said runaway hereby required to
forward prove property Psy charges and take b away,
ne will be dealt with a. the law direfts, -
AYf42s iis"-rt2- JOHN MhhStLArT, tsl97.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
COTEEsM'S

LOTTERY & Exchange Office, ia, JNarkct-street,
BALTIMORE.
Where 10 the late State sold the great
Of Sooooo 10000 Of 10000 Of 10000 no than
~ capitals Of 5000 &c and where Capital Prizes have
been obaised thau at any other Office in America
~ Orders from any part of the United Terrific
Ees, eDcoiing the cash prizes any Of the lotteries post
Psdwl accustomed prompt attention. address
june q. s.tisJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
TRACT or LAND,

being 10 the sd county Of Powhasn, mentioned IN the sid
deed and bounded on the North by James River the Ssa
~ the lands II Francis Sampson the East by the lands u
hauabs Harris and the West By the lands Of the aforesaid
~ snoi Samgson containing 900 sore less Terms
Cash. The subicfher will convey only such title vested
N him affuee Sale e. he conducted nv r. IA uhb4rd
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Trusiee
June =, 1925. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
NOR PENT

WHOSE excellent MILLS, IN the county of Amherst near
u sovals Ferry James rrser about eight mile, below
Lynehbug They were built by tho late WIN. Gait, dec Of
toe best materials There are three pair Burr and pair
Corn bones Fol terms, apply 20 MIR John Bullock lynch
burg, or Mr. John Garth. JOHN ALLAN,
MAY "a. 6-Gl of The Err Of W m. Gill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
COEIEN'S

LOTTERY IND EXCIf.dyNGE-OFFI
No IS, SOUTH THIRD STREET.
NJ AT Cohens Office 10 lotteries recently flushed, Lave
been sold prues Of Si00OO0-+0 OOOs20 0O0s-1O,OOOS-
SOOOs &C. &c. And where the $1,000 drawn sae 10th
instant was alio obtained.
~ AT Cohen, ofIee capital prizes have been Oh
Tanned THAN AT ANY OTHER OFFICE IN AME-
RIGA.
Orders from any part Of the United States either by mail
post paid by private conveyance, enclosing the cash P
ze, in OFT osterie will the prompt and puIctua
shenton as IL on personal applications, addressed to
il COHEN, Jr. BROTHERS.
Philadeiphia June 10. 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
Round Timber.
HOttfiu IiN16CT.
Length. Diameter at Diameter n
partners or head Ut ard

le Whole 10 De OF te best long leaf fine grained Southern
iow fine Tree from bad knots and other defects,
me whole OF the said Mast and Timber been
cut between the LIST of October aud March, must he
oi June, 1896 '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
TRUST SIZE.

pursuance Of deed Of executed 10 the useribef on
the i2lh day Of May 1924 by James NJ Plesaus for the
purpose q securing certain debt therein mentioned due
Andrew Sweeny which said deed il duly recorded IN the
county court Of Powhssn and under which authority shall
offer for sole the 10Th June the Bell Tavern the city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14

The whole Of The above be got straight OF Tong leaf n
gram southern heart Yellow Pine There % be no vane,
the eoTnefs I
ALSO
pieces 3s feet long IS by ~ inches, curve edgewise
.fl2 inches, Of I0nehe Io inches, q inches, of
inches, and I OF inches
IL pieces 70 ieetl long, Is by 10 inches
oil 10 inches OF inches, OF inches Of inches Of
inches, and vi inch.
i2s round white oak logs 80 35 long to inches in
diameter end, and 10 II inches other for
Piles. -
100000 shingles, 9 feet long.
10000 feet Of full inch understandable, bcs, ,uing White
Pine Boards.
200 ZOO feet2 inch WHITE The whole to be cir. Panl
10000 PINE. IN a'a ai eIa 81 III" measure
25oofee inch clear white Pine, IL ipch,, breadth
100 l Ia inch do. do. Ash, 10 do
1000 inch inerehantahe white Pine.
1850 inch clear white Pine.
i,i00 l-2 do do.
1900 Ia do. do offul ehiekney,
1880 do do.
2,100 i-2 white asia
1890 IA do. do
The whole to he Of approved quality and delivered
al the SAID Navy Yard at Washington before the
day Of September next.
ce' for the Mast and Spar Timber for each Soop per
ioot Their price per cubic foot the yellow White
Oak materials and per superficial feet for the Plank price
Of the Shinsiesto be stated per VI.
Each proposal have end9'ed thereon Offer furnish
Mast and Spar TIMBER, or Yellow Pine,
u Plank.h N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14


). Aio by the Of the trust dee the trustee, are
70 sell for cash credit of six twelve and eighteen
VIII &c allowed the purchaser, 10 be secured nv notes
with approved endor,er, and deed of , on the
me sale wall be conducted by Thon,as Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-14
PUBLIC AUCTION.

virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the Subscribers
the 10Th day of November 1919 by Carter Is. Page
He6ecea his Wife and acknowledged by the said Carter b..
Page IN the Once Of the Court Of Hnns, for the city of
Richmond on the lh day OF November, 1919 for
pose "i securing 10 the FsmeTs' Bank Of Virginia
OF money therein mentioned, will sell Public Auction
yr ready money on the premises. Thursday the
Of June next at 5oeoek, r. NJ if fair if no, the fair
day, certain
ACRE LOT OF GROUND
bounded on the North by street the South nv street
on the East by the lot Of Nathaniel Sheppard and ON the
West by the street which pases the East OF the house,
owned by Col David Bullock and the late Thona. Won esq
r. n. NICHOLAS
WIN. NEKERvIS. ( F"'eeS'
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Eishe., Prize 80, GOO DOLLARS.
10000 Tickets.
NJ. Die. ,ban nI.rl

2l,043 prizes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-01
n NAa0Cn ,s~-<<.ssSs
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From the ". 7. Mercantile Aduertiser, June 90.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Silas Richards, Captain Hold
redge, arrived yesterday from LIVERPOOL bringing
advices TO the 18th ult
The Catholic Relief Bill was rejected in the
House of Lords, May 18th, on its second reading,
by majority of 48, (l78 to 1907 This decision
produced considerable sensation. A great NEE
ting OF the Catholics was held in London on the
2lst, TO denounce this result, and to devise means
for further efforts to obtain their cause.
Accounts from Madrid of May 9, state that news
had arrived that the troops at Seville, having moth.
ing TO live upon, had risen and proceeded in bo-
dy to the residences of the and dgni,ares OF
the church, whose doors they forced open, and pla
ged their houses, crying =" Down with the Clergy .
Down with the absolute government
A Paris paper states, that Ferdinand is willing to
recognize the independence of Mexico, on condition
that his brother the Infant Don Francisco de paulo
shall be placed the throne, under the protection
of Spain. M Vallejo has been despatched to Mi
Ian, on mission to the Emperor Of Austria, with
this project.
Constantinople, april 9s.-Alarming news has
arrived from the Morea. Ib,ahim Pacha is in a
desperate situation he is surrounded by the Greeks
who are Fastening TO the spot from all quarters.
The landing of this Egyptian in Greece, has been
the signal for levy en.'nasse. The masters oil
Christian vessels arriving from the coasts, consider
Ibrahim as ruined.
Liverpool, May as.--There was very little doing
in our Cotton Market last week. During the first
three days the sales amounted to only 1876 bags Of
all sorts, and although there was more demand af-
forwards, yet the total sales for the week. up to the
evening OF the Goth inst. amounted to only 1850
bags. These sales included $500 bales Upands, al
| l64 to 19d 200 Orleans, 184 to 81 800 Tennes
sees, l64 to l84, and 100 Sea Islands. Of the sales
fully 1000 bags (mostly Uplands> were supposed 10
have been on speculation On the 2fst, there was
much better feeling in the market, and from 1000
to 5000 bags of all sorts sold at full prices. We
have had very good demand to- day, both by specu
iators and the trade. and the sales estimated al
about 5000 bags full and rather advancing prices
The confidence of holders continued undated, ant
to their uncommon 6rmness during The late dull
ness, is to be attributed the change Of feeling which
is again beginning to manifest itself amongst the
trade. Neither dealers spinIers hold any stock
Of consequence, and, with few exceptions, they mus
now resort to this market, for their weekly supply
but they express their determination to purchase as
sparngly as possible. The import last week a.
mounted to 1884 bags, and consisted of 1S4S5
American, $500 Brazs, 425 West Indies, and Ia
East Indies. The arrivals during the last days
have been rather weighty.