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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15
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DH virtue of deed Of by Reuben Utley
- the subbe bearing date the 3st day Of March. sS
sad OF record in the Office OF the clerk Of oochIsnd county
court for the purpose Of securing tue payment Of certain
mes therein mentioned, shall proceed sell public
ton Tor ready money at Gooeh Courthouse the 24h
day Of February undivided moety of Tract OF
Land, Containing by estimate ii6 lying the county Of
G,yehand, ,d, 10 miles Richmond
and adjoining the land. Of Richard Samps and Richard
Harris 'en' which said and the said Uley derived from his
late father JOSIAH Utey The title conveyed will be
such only derive by ofthe said deed
JOHN 5. FLEMING, uu'es'.
Feb 5. S4-ytds
~ The above sale is postponed until the Sisi OF March,
1877, at which time ii will certainly take place.
March 10 9o-wds
fSliE Pmtn.r.hP sub,crheIs under the firm
Il Archibald p. Woodsou 4 Co., by mutual consent dis
solved. ilsn Andersen, will settle the Claims against.
alone authorized 10 collect the debts firm
IT ". ANDERSON
Jan . 7s-H A. r. WOODSON.
THE business will he continued the place by the
fuhserIbers, under the firm OF a. r. 81 Il. oodson, who
oder to their friends andthe public general
well selected GROCERIES, COTTON f5RN, &e. which
they will sell low for cash, or good acceItances
ARCHIBALD +. WOODSON,
JOSIAH L. WOODSON.
March TO- s9-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15
ND VEk pISEMENu.

.dUVEh IT'S Ey1E.AI.
3,HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove containing above
800 ACRES, lying the lower of Amelia
mey advertved, .tri Tor Ii would make esceen,
coon plantation. II Will he sold all toy ather
parcels. The terms will accommodating.
WM b. GILES.
WiCyean. msrrh4 oe-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-15

March 10.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-13

The executive power of the nation to be
vested in principal chief who shall be cho-
sen by the general council, and shall hold his
Office for four years. The councillors are an
nually TO be appointed to advise with the prin-
cipa chief in the executive part vt the gov
eminent. &c.
The judicial power is to be vested in SUI
.preme court. and such circuit and inferior
courts as the general council may. from time
to time, order and establish. The supreme
court TO consist of three Judges. All the
judges are to he appointed for four years. No
minister of the gospel eligible to the office OF
principal chief, or to a seat in the general
council. Religious freedom tolerated. Sher-
ifs elected in each district, by the qualified
voters, and to hold their Office for two years.
A marshal to be appointed by the general
council for four years; his jurisdiction to ex-
tend over the whole Cherokee nation. The
right of trial by jury to remain inviolate,
&c.
officers indispensable in well regulated gov
eminent is laid down much in detail; and the
document, taken altogether, we think is cal
culated to produce the most happy results
The success Of the Cherokees will stimulate
other nations to adopt a similar policy; and
we may yet live to see one tribe after another,
by dropping the tomahawk, and following the
example set them, rise from savage barbarity
to responsibility in the civilized world.
Huntsville Alaba.) Dem.
THE Cherokee constitution of government
has since been communicated to the legisla-
t,lre of Tennessee, by the governor, amongst
some other documents of the Commission
ers.1
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-13
Bp =. 3. SMFCD,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

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deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices are exclusive of the
Mail or Stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearaScs
are paid except at the discretion of the publisher.
Notice ola wish to discontinue mustb be given before
expiration ofthe year.
ADVER TISfNG.-On square, three insertions,
81. and same proportion for two or more squares
Half square IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
Adm illustrators and Executors Notices, $500
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The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-13

A shoemaker for tne purpose of eclipSing
an opponent who lived opposite to him, put
over his door the well known motto Of Mems
conscia recii.' His adSersary,to offer more
general bait 10 the public, placed bill in his
window with these WORLDS Mems and promenS
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-13

conscia recti.' This anecdOte brings to our
minds a joke which may have escaped some
of our readers, although the witty Joseph
Millar has recorded it in his laughter stirring
volume. A painter was desired to make an
achievement, on which was the motto, q" Sic
transit gloria mundi.' 1t SO happened that
he was desired 10 deliver in his performance
on a Monday; it was not, however, finished
before the succeeding day, and as a proof of
his accuracy, he altered the motto. and deliv-
cred the melancholy emblem of death to his
customer with the following alteration - sic
transit gloria Tuesday,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-13

Not so bnd.-A traveller, being at Coffee
house with some gentlemen,was largely draw
ing upon the credulity of the company.
''eWhere did you say all these wonders hap
pened sir!'' asked gentleman present. II
can't exactly say" replied the traveller.
shut some where in Europe-Russia think. -
~ Should rather think H-G-iy," returned his
opponent.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-05-26

life and ours, who gaze at thee Blind, deaf, and
old. thou scest not, nearest not, understandcst
not: neither do We understand, who behold and
listen To thee Great as thou art unconscious of
thy greatness, nnwrldy, enormous, prcpostcr-
Gus twin sister Of matter rest in thy dark unl;4-
thomed cave OF mystery, hooking human pride
and weakness. Stilltio given to the mind Of man
to wonder at thee, to confess its ignorance and
To stand in ave Of thy stupendous rii.ht and
majesty, and o: its own being that can question
ner'-Ha-hFs rates # io,a.arY Mrou-eA
Frmlce and Nn'y
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-05-26
p Oct y .
ADDRESS 70 THE SUPREME BEING.
BY LOREN DE MEpIct.

By LoRtNzo DE MEpIcG.
Father Supreme o let ne climb
That sacred seat and mark sublime
The essential tount of life and love;
Fount whence each good, each pleasure flow
O, to ny sie~ myself disclose
The radiant heaven thy resence th:o1s
., lose NE in th- light above.
Flee, fee, ye mist5 let cart! de2s.
RA.se me and sho" ne what thou ar
Great sam aud centre Il the soul
No tAee each thought . silence tenGs
10 thee the SAINT III prayer asctnd>
Thou art tho source, the guide, lie gua,
I4c "ole IS thine, 2nl thou he whole
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-05-26

thine --HH-Hfs rates ~ u topNHrY WrOuri
Fraucc and NniY.
HAPPINESS
The happinc>, IF tits life i 70 Us, wilat thu,
san was >nll t. b" esteemed by certain race
of >avaScs-.an ohiect that VIII one day be with
IN or reach These unt,ught beng, resolved
81 length to meet it, and VITA eager Expectation
thry began their march towards the Fast, in the
hope Of catching the glorious i'lralnarY ere it
appeared to them to raise itself nom tho earth .
and every morning they anXnu,iy stretched out
their arms cNclaning .'ih, when shah We
attain lt,' They travelled for 4 considerable
TIME supported by their hopes. which ONLY van
l,hc'l when they found tEcir career inevitably
terminated by an immense Ocean.---ind thus
II is with all We fix our eyes upon some
point or object in which We believe h#p,ncs5
20 consist. and journey en- through cultivated
tracts and throu.h deserts; we traverse nuwcrv
valleys. and overlap rocks and precrces no
difficulty or danger can arrest steps, and at
iCnGth, without obtaining what We have sought
are checked BY the tomb opened before US
which j, the immense ocean that swallows Is
;1 up.
Sleep has often been mentioned as tho image
a death = - ike it., says SIT Thomas Brown.
% that Care not trust ii without MY PRAYERS
1tlt!r resemblance Is indeed striking and appa-
rent; they both. when thev ~rIz" the BODY.
leav" the soul at liberty and wise is he that re-
mcmhcrs ct both l!.at they can lie sale and
harry only NJ ,Itue
>eAooj~at"S.-N! II professions and en-
pioyment> 1n tie Wo!l3, schoo'nlaster for teach
iI- youth i ct the -re 4fe>t Importance 10 man
Nlni tor rext 10 tie great CREATOR he has the
formation Of !heru, a g?e,t roni>s may lie
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18


--latest from Emope.-Ry the
packet ship Howard, Capt Hold.
redge, from Havre. we have rrceiv
ed, says the New York Gazette, I lris
papers to the 4.h, and Haverd TO the
9th ult inclusive.
A body Of Portuguese emigrants
have re entered Portugal, with the
Intention OF suoverting the character OF
that Kingdom. 1t produced a great
sensation al Paris.
The politicians in the London ex.
change had fine picking, in Goose
qIence of the Portuguese Invasion,
which they magoiiied into great mat
ter
The state Of Spain is sad in the ex.
IRENE The invasion OF Portugal by
1.-The Portuguese emigr5nts is said TO
have heen urged. on by The Court OF
Spin. There wera a great many ru
mours afloat. and one Of them that ii
would occasion war between Spain
and Portugal. Among the rumoars
ahaat is one of the British, Russian
and Austrian ambassadors having ad
dressed notes to the French Cabinet,
insisting upon fhe necessity OF ad1p.
ting an order OF things more conform
able to the situation OF Spain. A de
lay OF eight days is given, fo- detini
tive, explicit and original answer
II was reported IN Paris chat the
English Ambassador at Madrid, MIR.
Lamb had demanded his passports
in consequence of not having obtained
satisfactory relative to the usurpation
of SIlveirs and the Portuguese refused.
1t was also reported that NJ de Mos
setter the French Minister, had been
recalled.
Lady Cochrane had paid visit to
Leghorn, and was received by the
Greek residents with ardent demon
sirations OF joy After a short STAY
her ladyship set ont for Pisa, escorted
by 500 Greeks on horseback, wearing
their national costume.
The Duke Of York had experience
a relapse.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
1895 Prizes,I o.ooo,n; :. e,oc 600
20,825 Blanks. oSo ny 'oo'ooo

IL this scheme, with uine drawn ballots, there
will he "a prizes with three of the drawn num-
bers on them, 1856 with two drawn numbers
on them. and ll475 with one drawn number
on. nTxk ng 1885 prizes. These tickets hav-
ing nonc OF the numb, rs on then, being blanks
10 detergine the fate OF the IS go tickets.
the 60 numbers from ! TO 80 inclusive, will be
:esersl.y placed in wheel on the day Of draw.
ing, and nine of them re drawn; and that tick.
ct having on i, as combination the LIST, I'd and
81 drawn nGribers viii be entitled to the
prize OF $4,000
That having on it the 4th, 5th and eth,
viii be entitled to the pr,ze of 5000
That having on it the z.h eth and 9Th,
viii be entitled to the prire Of 2,94s
Those 10 tickets having on them the
%h. S,l and 9Th; 5th, 9th end PHI 5ih,
9Th aud 9Th; 5th. 9Th and 9Th: 5th, 7,h
aud 9th; 5th, 9TH and 9Th. 5ih, 9Th and
9Th; 9th, 7th and 9Th, 9th. 9Th snd 9Th:
, 9th, 9Th and 9Th. each, 1000
Those 90 tickets having on them the Sd,
4th and 9Th, Sd. 9Th snd 9Th; Sd. 5th
and 9Th; sd, s,h and 9Th; 81, 5th and
| 9th, 81, 5th and 9th; Sd, 9th and I'm;
! Sd, 9th aud Bin: Sd, 9th and 9th; Sd, 9TH :
and 9th; 81, 9TH and 9th: Sd. 9Th and 9lh;
4th, 9Th and 7tbs 4'b. 5th and 9th. oh,
sth and 9th: 9TH, 9th and 9Th. 9Th, e,h
, and s.h; eth, 9th aud Oh; zth, 9Th and
9Th. 4'h, 9TH and 9Th, each, 500
| Those 20 having on them the Cd, Sd
and 9Th; 3D. Sd and 9th; Cd, 9Th aud 5th;
| ID, Alb and 9th; Sd. 4th and 9TH; I'd, 4,h
! and 8JhS ID, 4th and 9th; ID, 5th and 9th;
! %, 5ih and 7tb; "a. 5th and 8th; %. 5,h
and 9;h; Cd, 9Th and 7th; "a Oh and
/ 9Th; I'd, 9th and 9th; I'd, 9Th sud 9th; Cd,
9Th and 9th; ID, 9Th and 9th; 81, 9Th
and 5th; Sd, 4th & 9th; 81, 9th & 9TH, each CSC
AL others (being 81 tickets) with
three OF the drawn numbers on, each, l0c
The l02 tickets. having two of the
drawn numbers on their and those two the
LIST and 81, or the 50 and 4th. each, 81
The l02 tickets having on them two Of
the dawn numbers and those two the sth
aud 6gh, or the 7th and 9Th, each q
/ All others, tbeing 1852 tckeis) with
any other two OF the drawn numbers on
them, each II
And all those having on them one only
OF the drawn numbers being 1l475 tick
ets) each
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
superior denomination, can be entitled to al
inferior prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing
and subject 20 the usual deduction of fifteen pc
cent.
| PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Ticket S5--tIslf So 50-ouarterSi .;
package of 20 tickets is warranted to dra,
at least, nett, S3S
J do. 20 Halves do. 10 /
do. 90 Quarters do. 9 5
! All letters and orders (post paid) from an
} part of the United States addressed 10 the MaI
; ayers. and enclosing cash or prize tickets
| fnrvner lotteriss wiA he certatn IN receive tn
, most prompt attention. Address
, YATES & MlNTYRE,
Jan. ID HafaAgtca cir.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

NIEGRoES FOR SALE For sale, va.
~ luahle Negro Woman. twenty.tso years
ct age, stout and healthy and three Negro
Children, two Boys and Girl The Woman
IS first-ra,e house servant, and is sold for no
fault, bat for want of employ. They will be
sold seperste or together, as may best suit
those disposed to purchase. The terms will be
made sccommodatlag-Fo further particulars,
enquire Of the Editor OF this paper.
Jan. Is, 1S27.-tt.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
IAUCTION.-Monday Next.

DUBLiC SALE he sold at P,s5Ie
4 AUCTION, on MONDAY. the 22d Of the
presen, month. (January it far. f not the
next fair day, at the late residence of Samuel
X. Hason. deceased in Gerrard's-town, Hor
ses, Cattle, Sheen and Hogs; sig nearly new
and Harness complete; variety of o. lsesold
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in part OF
the following articles: one eight day Clock and
Case, Secretary, Bureaus, Maliog any Tables.
Walnut ditto, number of new Feather Beds.
Bedding and Bedsiesd', four template Stoves
with pipe complete, one large cookii : Stove,
with All necessary apparatus, WHEAT, CORN
and OATS by the bushei, and great variety
of other rrlicles. A credit OF nine months Gill
be given on all SIMS above Eve dollars. by the
purchaser giving note with approved security;
for all sums of FIVE dollars and nqder. the
cash will be required. Sale to commsac- ear.
~ in the dsy--atendsnce given By
JOuN G. WILSON, .id'a'r.
January II, 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

ufWe are authorized To snnoUcce Major
JOHN PETER, as a candidate 10 represent
Berkeley, jefferson, Hampshire, iisrdy and
Morgan inthe next Congress oi the Unned
States
QTWe are authorized to announce WILLIAM
fRONG, Esq. as a candidate TO repre-
sent Berkeley, Jefferson. Hampshire, Hardy
and Morgan in the next Congress ofthe United
States
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

d1A sreet dea, OF matter int ndea iol tb ID
days paper. has been croaded out 10 make room
fer the important news by ,he mail of to-day.
We have been compelled to apply the scissaIs
even TO it, The whole being too lengthy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
CONCERT.

THE Amateur Band of M4rtmsburg, pur-
pose giving GRAND CONCERT in tue Court
House, on Saturday evening, the 9th inst to
which the Ladies md Gentlemen are respect
fully invited Msrtinsburg, Jan. Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
Tla 9A1@TTA.
MAgrlNsBURG. g.svAsY IS, 1897.

On Saturday last, John Tyler was elected
o.Da,or Of the United states, for six yearstrom
49, ,h,rd day OF March next, 10 succeed Mr..
. ,eJ,l,h. whose term OF service viii then ex.
.o'rs The vote, in joint ballot OF ,hetwo branch
of .he Legislature, stood as follows: For John
TvIsr. Us; for JohnRandoIPh, ITO. scattering 2
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

TRUST S4LE.--Ry virtue o. a Trust Deed,
executed to the undersigned by John
Keller, on the 9th day Of April, 1925, and now
of record in the county court of Berkeley, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, | viii pro.
coed 10 sell. for cash, in front of the Court
House, in Msrtinsburg, on Monday, the 18th
day of March next, ut being the first day of
NJ ,rch Court for berkeley county, certain
Tract OR PARCEL OF LAND,
described in SAID trust Deed, containing one
hundred and thirty five acres two ROCKS and
thirteen square poles of first rate farming land.
ladioining tho lands Of James Formsn. ai'e heirs
of John Pl'zer, and others, WITHIN halt mile OF
the Potom@c river, and about me same distance
iron three Merchant Mills, to wit: Forman's,
!Bedu,ger and Shearer's. On this farm IS good
x.~ssa, DWELLING HOUSE, and
E3SsE every other necessary Improvement,
go il is remarkably we'll watered, and
G-A-1 mas an abundance of fine timber. The
gram nov sown in the ground alone excepted
ISuch title as is vested in me by SAID Trust Deed,
which is presumed to be good, viii be made
the purchaser,
| ABEL. DUNHAM, Trustee. ,
January 49, 1S27.--ctds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

Through the pOliteness OF Mr. Armstrong,
our Representative in Congress. "e have re
ceiyed Map of the country between waning
ton City and New-orlean'' and OF the several
I ~ Z, IS in our Office for the use OF the CT
,izeu, generally.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18
BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS-.
w ashington City Lottery.
prasr GLASS

PrRsT CLASS.
The Managers respectfully offer TO the pn6-
lie notice. the fist class Of the Washington Cit
Loaeries arranged on the established mode. by
tine combination Of three numbers on each
Ticket. method deservcdly the most popular,
because il utterly precIudes The possibility OF
any error or fraud.
eJNumbefs Combination-9 drawn BALLOTS
HASH NiGTOA' CITY LOTTERY.
FresT class.
20 be drawn on Wednesd,y, the 2sth Febru.
arv, 49,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

Extract of letter to one # the Editors Of ths
I2icl.niomf Whg .f1om Hirgiatan in Ken.
"As othe Presidential election, my
opinion is very decisive, that nothing
can deprive the Administration of the
vo.e Of Ono. Let any man travel thro'
the State, and he will see two thirds
if not three fourths OF the people are in
favor of the Administration; more than
half of which majority is secured by
DIR. Claws forming part OF it. | profess
40 great pleasure at it being as you
know, 10 the opposltion; but it Is per
Eectly idle to speculate on the subject
In this State, the result will not vary
materially. 1t is divided into three dis
tricts for the election of electors. Two
of the three, nearly all here admit, will
vote fer the present Administration, and
the chaaces are more than even, thai
the third will also vote ia the same way
u have taken tour Of the whole
State crossing from Cincinnsti-com
ing by Georgetown, Frankfort, Louis
vile, the Yellow Banks, (where is ths
best coal have ever seen,) crossing o
yer to Christian, thence up the Greer
River county to Harrisburg and Lex
ington. Louisville is the most flourish
ing town in the State, and will be thu
most populous. The canal there is pro
gre ssing rapidly, and will probably b.
com leted in less than 10 months. 1t
a gigantic work, and will yield hand
some percentage on the cost. Th'
lands around Lexington are said to b
the best in the State-but the barrens c
Christian pleased me as much as an
others, and may be purchased alta lo'
price. These bar'ens, Glands withou
fimber,) which have been such throag
all time as far as we know, within til
last 10 or Is years are losing thei
character, and in so years will be heavj
" timbered lands,
Lexington is very neat and hand
some town, supported partly by its cord
age and cotton basging factories, som
idea of the extent of which you ma
form from my meeting upwards OF Q
wagons loaded with these articles for To
Alabama and Mississippi on each oft
Z two last days approach but prineips
4 ly by its literary institutions, of whis
there are two extensive female acade
mics of great celebrity, besides til
Transylvania University and its Medic;
1 School. | am sorry to find the Univel
sitv in the wane. The Medical Scho
has 1870 students. The talents of ii
Professors are ranked very high. A
Psychologist, DIR. Caldwell ranl
with any in Europe or America-D
Dudley is the best Surgeon in neric
not excepting Physic, his,early competi
OF. lie commands the prrctice of q
who western country. In Sc operatio
for the Stone Ia disease few years sin
considered incurabIe) he has never on
failed. | doubt not Virginia studer
would find It cheaper, and equally j
Structive 10 attend here as at Philad,
phia or Baltimore. The society is
q good a. any in America.
"The Legislature is now in recess.
A bill has passed the Senate making
appropriation for ebuilding the Capt.
The Convention bill has been defeat,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-01-18

Excitement IN the .Ndrkess.---Tbe news from
England caused an unusual stir in the New.
York Market The Daily Advertiser says the
spirit OF speculation. which hiss been dormsns
| for long time, was called into action. Creaa
enquiry was made as to the nature of the news
received The adyices as to various articles Of
| merchandise Sere greedily sought for, and
| those which had experienced ans improvements
| ia England were Immediately speculated upon.
| Those most enquired for, and IN which any
| considerable transactions were made, are Cot.
| ton, Flour, Fiaxseed. Indigo. Cochinesl and
| Ashes. MANY other articles, sach n Sugar,
| Naval Stores &c would have been specialized
| N, hut the market 10 nearly bare OF them.
| The news by the Florida resched New York
by pilot boat on THURSDAY night, and early
/ on Friday morning several expresses were dss-.
patched 10 the Southern cities
The news IT Is said. reached Baltimore on
Saturday, by the expresses above noticed. snd
a large quantity IT Pour was bought on New.
York account Bar. Paf.
Our rvrssrks and quo, atoms in the Review
OF the Market were prepared previous to the
receipt OF the inpartsnt News from Europe
this has caused hos lers to be more firm IN their
| prtees-msny Articles have advanced in price.
particularly Flour, 6rain. &c unsii further
| accounts sre' received. the market. u 10 proba'
BIZ. will be quite unsettled. We are unsb's
20 say irrsher than. that sAles Of Flour. City
/ Mins Ger, r,ade on Saturday to some extent
, .t4s7a S, tor stan lard quality; and that sincs
| the reeelnt al The news. holders have advance
( ese price 10 SO 81 though We are nosyes asi
5 yisea Of any ssle.-tB
n-rPIour was sold in baltimore On Monday
a@3as 2s-Apple Brandy sl--WhAksy .
Is hhds. S2cts. in bbls S4etpa