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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01

Il
Copy Of letter from hon. Wilson Lafmpti, enclosing
ering copy of Waiian. H. Cralgtord's letter 20 a.
fred Batch, Esq. of Nashciile, Tennessee.
WAsHINGToN, 9Th Jaauaay, 1920.
DEAR SIR: herewith enclose you the copy OF a let
ter received from my friend Gen. Daniel Newman, in
whom have great confidence. also give you an ex-
tract from my friends letter.
The great confidence and friendship which have
long entertained and stl entertain for Gen. jackson,
well yourself induce take the liberty of ma
king this communication TO you. ] am confident the
best interest of our common country requires not only
the harmonious and patriotic union OF the Two first Off
GERS OF the government, but OF every patriotic citizen
of the whole country, to rown Indignantly upon all
trigaers managers political juggters and selfish poll
tcians of every description, co disposed 20 dteids
andcon9uer.
feel the more liberty and authorized to make this
communication, because know of my own lnowl.
edge, you and your friends are msrepresented upon
this subject. However, Gen. jackson himself must
and know the object of these shallow efforts.
do not know conspicuous friend OF yours but
what has constantly, zealousy and uniformly supported
Gen. jackson, from the day that Pennsylvania deea-
red in his favor TO the present time. How, then can
be possible that Gen. Jackson suspect the friend
ship, consistency sincerity, of you or your friends
No; he cannot-he will no-he does not have quite
too much confidence in the general TO believe such idle
tales. Nevertheless 1t is proper for YOU and him both
TO be apprlsed Of the Vaccinations OF the mscheyous.
You are at liberty to use this communication in any
way you please.
With respect and esteem, your obi serv't,
WILSON LUMPKIN.
Hon. J. C.. Calhoun.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01
No. 3
Copy Of a letter from Uiiian II. Cra,etord TO Ai-
fi,sH IS1}ch Eeo


WOODLAND, I'm December, 1897.
Ny DEAR SIR: Blythe last mail ] had the pleasure of
receiving letter from you. If understand your let
ter YOU appear think public expression of my o.
pinion on the approaching election to be proper.
cannot think a measure OF this nature necessary
proper. In other words it appears me highly inn
proper, and could hardly fail 10 stamp the charge Of
Inolcrabe arrogance on me in indellbe characters
But few men can expect to arrive that height
that would Justify step OF that kind, much less an
dvidual who lives in the most absolute retirement and
who has no ambition TO emerge from il. am perfect
ly reconciled to my situation, and would not willingly
exchange il with Mr.. Adams. But my opinions upon
the next presidential election generally known.
When Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr. Cambreiing made me
visit last April, authorized them upon every proper
occasion to make those opinions known. The of
the state of Georgia will certainly as that of Ten
nessee, be gwen TO Gen. Jackson in opposition Mr.
Adams. The only difficulty that this stale has upon
tha SUBJECT Is that, jackson should be elected Cal
noun Will come into power. | confess am not appre-
| hensve OF such result. For ----- writes TO
me, Jackson ought to know, and If he does not, he
shal KNOW that at the Calhoun caucus in Columbia,
the term military chiefain was banded about more
nigPantiy than by H. Clay, and that the family friends
Oh Mr. calhoun were most active in giving tcurreuey"
and know personally that Mr.. Calhoun favored MIR
Adamss pretensions until Mr.. Clay declared for him.
MIR Crawords assertion that he neur pe,sonoti what
he here afirms renders il proper make
How he could bsve any personal kpnwege Of what he
states, am at loss to poca
bad ceased for We had subsequent 60 the fail
of 1921 and in fact kind after that beyoud the
mere ordinary cyili;ies Of life.
My in relation to the point question very
erent from what be states When my name Withdrawn
from the list of presidential candidates perfect
y neutral position between Gen. jackson hir. Adams
was decidedly opposed TO congressional both
these gentlemen also; and bore very friendly per-
sona and political relations both would have very
well satisfied with the election of either When they
both returned 10 the house OF representatives, found
self placed in relation to them. elected vice.
president by the people, and OF propety forbade my
interference in the election in the house could
void forming opinion to the principles that ought
govern The choice Of the house This opinion early form
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-01
Hon. J. C. Calhoun.
No. 9.

Extract Of letter from The hon. Daniel Nelc,an TO
the hon. wilson Llg,pkia, da,ed near Aashpile Ten
nessee, 8t January 1899 enclosing copy Of a letter OF
William II. Crnrfort(fo Aifred Balch.
"W. II. G.. has done Mr. Calhoun great deal of in
jury well BY his private machinaoas as his extern
s,ve correspondence. In addition to the letter which
he wrote to Mr.. Balch, copy of which now enclose
you, land which has been seen By Gen Jackson he,
short time since, wrote letter to q. w. Campbell,
proposing that Tennessee should vote for third per-
son to the vice-presdency, and requested MIR. Camp
bell to show the letter 10 Gen. jackson.
hope Mr.. Calhoun viii take the earliest opportu-
nifty OF seeing Gen. j. and putting all things straight;
for cannot believe for moment the allegations of
w, c."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
From the National Inteli,cnccr nl AIon..a..

DIED-At his lodgings in this city. ON SATURDAY.
night !tst. after short illness the honorable JAMES,
NOBLE Senator in Congress from the STATE 81
inciahn' which high Office he filed with fidelity and
without intcrnisson. from the time Inn, tbn So
was admitted into the Union to the period of bs
aea'h. lie Was Rah Of warm and generou, feel
lngs; OF uncacula'ng independence, and honorable
iIr,u' MS age was abou, AZ years.
In the recess of the Sena.e vesterIoy Tho W.
resident ordered tho preliminary Arrangements FIR
poiutnents: "P
, committee OF arrangemenss--Messrs He'll, Mark,
NuEEies, Barton and Kane.
;, ran hearers Aessrs Holmes, Clayton, Robinson.
NGrnet', Woodbury. ard Frelinghuysen
- "a oouy OF the deceased Senator will be borne 10
re senate Chanber from Mrs Galvn's boarding House
.ls morning, at IL o'clock; and the procession viii
therce to the place of interment at half f,er II
,l,e order prescribed by tho Committee of Arrange
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

mhKR!ED-On Thursday last by the Rev Mr.
S.eck, MIR. Jas. McAlister Of New Alexandra +,
Cnristiana Ernest, C: his borouyh disconso-
rms, says the G,eensburg penn Gszet,c. is the
,eco"d time we have recorded the marriage of this
,ady within eight months. This is certainly ono of
me improvements the day and mus, be very fell
g. us 9iVes one OF The parties at least the bene-
TT OF two honey moons in one year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
Overseer, Carpenters, and Lahoure,s

Overseer, Carpenters, and Lahourefs.
WANT an OverseeI tor farm To one thu.
Il can come well recommended, land none others
need sr aPPy,l liberal wages will be gwen.
wo or tire" negro Carpenters will iird employ
ment at good wages.
20 able bodied Labourers wanted nv tho month %
'"o'ei dirt'--The highest wages pa,d--Appy to
Chloe N. f. DUNN,
- 49, z9TT.w Powhatan Coal Ri neg.
RICHMOND LIBRARY SOCIETY
A MEETING of the Members of this Socio,v
- was called, to assemble at the Directors Room
VI me Bank OF Virginia, OH the 23th of Februarv
""en only six members attended. The Presiden,
.uu directors have therefore appointed FRIDAY the
ooin, march Tor another meeting, to be held at 9
ci'cN' III. ut the same place; and they deem i,
proper 10 state, that a punctual at,endasce of tho
He1s Is absolutely necessary, - prevent the So
clety from being dissolved m1-4t
a. l.. BUTTS d. CHARLES Il. Bolts.
Saxur .aTTORNIES AT LAW.
aNilE subscribers will regularly attend tho co,,,,
a heid in the city of Richmond They nro,u;ss
a,n'u! and diHgent attention any business entrps.
ted TO them. pHTSrSs 'ius-
Gil. T. BOTTS
a. l.. Botts proposes 10 establish in Tho c;,n 90
Richmond General Agency Office IN connoy;.n
win the practice of The Law-to collect claims and
secure de6s-to effect sales of stock of all descrin
lois publicly or prrutely-io procure loans oc mona
anu to dispose of the same. In eyorv ins,n,na ~,
commissions will be moderate '''H
me subscriber would be glad TO draw hood, "a
"o'''yal!ces anu IN trust deeds TO act as P,us,.,
any person having claims of a doubtful charncte,
"ouid 10 wei! 70 apply to him have them arranSeS
anu that II they please condionally-in anv matte,
OF d'inculty able legal advice will be procured with
out additional charge. WIN
having an extensive acquaintance in the Sta,c
thoSc wishing to lend or borrow sums of none,
would do well 20 apply to hm-,his can be done free
81 postage and not suitably negotiated no loss or
!"cohvcrlenco can be sustained. Every honorable
exertion shall &c used and the most remote r;souo
hazaFded as far as the subscriber is concerned in
transaction entrusted to him by seller or BUYER Dor
rover or lender. ~ W.
having been for he last ten years member &c
me Council OF Virginia, he has necessa r,lv becaoa
ConVeTsant with the subject of tcnd claims for rrro
Lw'ona'y SerrceS-such claims will be attended .,
oF the conditional compensation or one fourth if OH
famed nothing If not allowed. IN ATTENDING to such
Gains he VIII be aided by gentleman of much ey
PeFience aud who has devoted much time tot Same
Attached &c his Office will be established if desire5
by Tie ci'iZens of Richmond and its vicinity Read
ing Room and Exchange Office. under the manage-
mem oil suitable person; and wherever an aren't or
auctonGar OF any description mag be employed. due
care will be observed N"'
The above esta b!shment will 90 into operation the
ISL OF April next OF earer-and If So due notice viii
be given y pOTTS "n'
feb l7-T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
LaierGl C,trOGt,sre Of the Spine.

LIUltINt CttTOUtiITt q lie Splnc.
MIR. CASEY, PHtentee of the Dormant Balance
I'l for the cure of Lateral Curvature of the Spine
respectfully informs the Faculty of the District thai
hs has taken rooms at Mr. Arcuclles' in PanDsvlva
MA Avenue, for the purpose of giving full exposi-
ton OF his method Members of Congress and their
Lsdies, as well IS the other Ladies and Gentlemen
residents Of. now spinuracss II The District, arc
respectfully inved to take vic of the vcry s,mple
means by which perfect cure Of Il most affiictinr
and wide-spreading irrcgu!arity in the human form
has been effected in various parts oEthe Union The
attcstatons OF tie clear and decided Superiority of
the Dormant Balance over all other methods in
cnde the testimony Oft he first Surgeons Phvsolo
gusts and Physicians in the Union s wei! as of PARIS
and London WnShiacfnn. u c. Ell OF 1871 .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
COMMERCIAL.
--latest Date from Liverpool direct, I,,,s,, -
Latest Date from Esvre direct J3nrs,Sy en-

1' " '''''' u'!'c'' january ~
~ The late news has had but Little effect on tie
4Our market. The tendency to rccede. has to be
sure been arrested, and holders are firm at n-evios
prices OF shade higher, which in some Instances has
oeeh obtained. But 1t seeras to be the general in
preston tina, the price too high before the re-
ceiPt OF the late news, TO yield prof, on sh,prcn,s
to England. And it is apprehended tina, on tine ar
rival of the heavy shipments made to ENGLAND in
January the r'ice the will give way, unless war
should break ou:.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
DONIESIYU g3C0DS.

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS have for sale consigned then
n by tie Manufacturers of New England 81
great varery of DOMESTIC GOODS by the
Package; and will sell as favorable terms as thry
can be bought at IN PHILADELPHIA or New York
they refer IN Richmond to ATnssrs. l., Webb &, Co
and Messrs L. and L James Z Co.
GRANT 6; WARD.
No. 1. Lorman Row. Hanover ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
IlONIAICNIcAnEn1

~, LCoMMCHIcATED.l
what only country Is that, from the letters of
Nose name can he composed. the name of former
great Prophet--and the name of a liying npre pc,
riot and lover Of Liberty, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
JOHN G.. BAPTIST p

Abner w. Hockaday, compIt. ags;nst W., ~
Wigiree and James stsmpcr, admir- of Polly winfree,
decd, detts.--IN CuAVcrny "''SS8
nus day came the plaintiff by his counsel and 6Jed
MS OH IN this cause ard the defendant Wea, a.
"lniree not having entered his appearance and Given
security according to the act Of assembly and the rule
OF TINS court and 4 appearing the satisfaction oftbs
court, that he IS not inhabitant ct this commop
weaitbi II IS ordered that the said defendant do az
pear here on the second Thursday in March next 4,
answer the said bill and thar a copy If this order be
inserted ~ me Constitutional Wing, newspaper pub
iished IN the city of Richmond for Two rro,,h -"
svey and that another copy be posted at the from, dor
OF the court house Of this county IVY
copy Ieste, gNo. d. CHRISTIAN, ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

Ni8GiNiA:-At Superior Court of Cnancery
' holden at the Capitol, in the city of Richmcri
the thir, day of April, $780, Damaris Taylor, pI,f
against Joseph Dudley, adm'or, with the will anne xed
OF Edmund Taylor, decd, and in his own right and
George ", Virginia NJ, Edmund W., and Theodore
" Taylor, infant children of the said Edmund Tavlnr
deed, defts. - ''''
This cause came this day to be heard on the bill
taken for confessed, and exhibits and vas argued by
the plaintiffs counsel: On consideration whereof the
court doth order, tha the defendant joseph Dudley
render account of his administration of the est.tc
OF ms te"s'or' before one ct the commissioners who
is directed to examine, state and settle the sarne Cd
make report thereof to the court, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties to he so stated
copy. Ieste, WILLIAM e.. PENDIyroS r r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
RETD3RD.

AN authorised to offer reward of $500 each, TO-
he apprehension and delivery 20 me- or TO nv den
NY Wm Carer, II Richmond city. of Leroy jordar.
and Charles Whdeiy, who were ont unon hail ood
have broke their recoCl4zances bv failure - aa
~ the CFcnt Court of the United States at i icb
nGNu' upon charge Of forging the declarations and
documents !orsoSaning the pay of certain SOL
aIeFs G: he Revolution; and against whom ,rro lii,
Were tuunn by The Gruud Jury az the last term Of
the said court. o 'D'' 'e''" u
am informed that the above mentioned Leroy Ior
aan was resident, from his BIRTH of Bedford COUNTY
Is from 10 to so years of are and about fcn, "a
inches IN height stout heavy built full face sbor, ,ocl
large round head, black har and heavy black hoard
! ana Also informed that Charles Whitley was for thu
ast 20 or IS years resident of said County ofBed
i"rf; Is from 40 to IS years ofare nearly sz foo, :;
height slender and straight built thin yIsora bctt
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM iI M +, ,PS'l,oe'
Of the y S, for the z District of Va.
Jan. C, 1851. - ON
The editors ofthe Richmond Wing and Iynchbur.
NHginan Will please insert the foregoing for two
months unless so'ner countermanGcdl and forward
theT accounts 10 ne for payment.
J. PEGRAM Marshal F. D. DIVA.
4 WIi give the hughes. ma Ike1 price for or 5000
n o-Snels i!ax.seed. J. III EUSTACE.
THE subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and Rappahannock Rivers who send theiS
produce, &c. to the Norfolk Market He refers
To Messrs. Smith 8. Co., Patricks,
Lewis and 10. b. Smith, Dudley's Ferry
Rob =. Spencer, Esq, Little plymouth,
Geo PeindSze ~ E.,. King Queen C H,
AessTs' Geo. T. Butler & Co, King William C.
. John Chow ming, Jg ESQ. =
Nessfs. Healy Street & % ~ II,b.,,.
James GoolriGh Esq \
a., Edmund ~ Ware, Esq, Bow!ers
"'''''" 's'' Ifi S.a{ ES q Co. Tappaha uuock
JAMES FERGUSON, Jr
g.. =, Rotheys Wharf Norfolk
you :, i1w.I c 18th January, fS3i,
wish to purchase or hire, four or Ave good farm
hands Tor which liberal price will be given. An
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

Nav YoRK, Feb 90, TWO ocLocy p. "
iht MARKET Fl our is heavy and prices M, r,,s 6,
wen as nTee DAYS ago but abundant close Of The las,
week 'ioverse=d cent better la Cotton there K mos
movement hut a, lower prices Sales Whale OH s5 etc -.
proving. ~ f' '"''' "'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

- h'fNmond, Uetembsr 30. 1880.
The parties instercsted will please take notice tina,
have appointed the 29th dav of March nex, and ,b;
ONCE the time and place, for commencing the account
directed IN the foregoing order when and where they
are required to attend with their accounts and ypueI
ers and with Office copies of such of the court psners
may be necessary. HILARY BAKPR Co..!
ian 22-lawSf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

WAS Committed to the jail of Gooch.and Coun.
w ~, he 9TH day cf June, 1850. negro man
who calls hIascli Bob. Goldman and saws ne is r.r
man, t!-7t he was bound 10 Nelson Vandervan and
served his apprenticeship to him r. a shorrnake IN
lie City OF Richmond, that he afterwards worked n,
SAID trade, with Cooke e. Ryan, in said Civ. Uc
about 81 years old. brown complexion, about C,c,
inches hlgh-hc Is quite sensible and can read and
write. The owner 1t any, Is requested to prove
property pay charges, and take him 5,yao o,bcr.,s
nc will be dealt with as the law directs.
w. LEWIS, TAILOR, Gr
ian 81 VIEW WIN. BOILING Sheriff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

R UNAN Ava committed 10 The jail Of lief
~ ierson County, ON the 9Th day Of October. 1880
as a runaway slave negro who calls himself
DAVE. SAID negro says that he belongs 10 the widow
Dunlap, near stanton, Va lie Is Of dark cornrlex
ION about - years of age feet or 6 niche, hich
ana has lost the fore finger of his right hand The
owner OF SAID slave Is requested TO come forward.
prove property nay charges, and take him AWAY
Otherwise be VIII be disposed Of az the law Directs
THOMAS GRfGGS. Jailnr
C'a'',S'o"n' Dcc' l. 1871 l0--v 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

ihe pona occurrences OF the last wear in Eurono have
very injurious effect the prices Of Government Scr 30
beginning and close of the yeaE 49, ~ " VIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

The scarcity Of sailors Philadelphia is 50 gr,a, that sl8
per month is offered for able ma ads ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

A ! rules held IN the clerks Office of AIecklcnbpTa
N county court, the Sd day of January. Ia9tS
rrter r. Furgerson. pitt. against Sarah Hansor5
William Turner, aud Susannah his wife Dap,eI b..
z'er sem Benjamin Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, AIas
anaer Frazier, Sn annah Frazier, Daniel Eraz;er
Jnn.' Thomas II. Furgcrson, and Homer v. Fuynes
son, dfts.-IN CHAScrRY 'seH
The defendants. Daniel Frazier. SEN Ror;or,;,
Frazier Elizabeth Frazier Alexander FrnzIsy 81
sannah Frazier, Daniel Frazier, Jun, Thomas IT
Furgerson, and Homer V. Furr5rson. not hsvirn
entered then, appearance according to the ac, 81
ing satisfactorily that they are not inhabitants ~ ,Sg
state on motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney IL ~
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here IN
'he LIST day Of March court next, and enter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be inserted in orc Of ,be nov,a
papers printed IN he town OF PETERSBURG. or citv .
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully. and postod
~ the 'front.' door o the courthouse Of said county
copy. Tcs,c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

4 wish to purchase or hire, four or Ave good farm
u hands tor which liberal price will be given. Ap'
ply TO MT John Wight, Cary street, Richmond or 10
the subscriber, az Tuckahoc r. l.. WJGtJT '"
ian 20--2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

IT, -, = - N-oI.FN, lGeU FEB. =
STOCK oil Cotton on hand in tins city amounts to ahou,
$1,000 bales Some OF the Warehouses appear IN he raa,l
much by the delay. " ~ '''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

THE DISCLOSURE Gen. Jackson mas hccn
repeating, ever since the viruous Lowndos immortal
lied the sentiment that "the Presidency was an Office
neither to be sought, decned" and repeating it
with an emphasis. which has led mony no doubt, to
GIVE credit to his sincerity, and with frequency,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

Intelligence from Rome To the 9Th Of January states
that the new Pope had not been named Cardinal
Flesh entered the Conceive on the 6lst Of Deccmber,
and Cordnal discard on the following day The
number @: Car,Huals now ossemb'cl amounts 10 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

10 The members of the New York Legislature,
friendly to Jackson have met in caucus and nomna-
ted him for reelection
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-02

u MIR. Clay has been nominated by a caucus Of
The Massachusetts Legislature-and the Clay party
IN the Legislature of Maryland, have recommended
the call ola National Convention and appointed Dele
gates to attend it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-27

as sivsct With which he cot ost sfsaiy sscsu.
p1shsd. The two Generals understood to have
successful Judgment In Lihuana. The PEG 10 OF War.
cav wcre prepared for the worst. and had given
themselves up to despair. Tho arrival from these
quarters must bring intelligence OF importance.
Prince Leopold W. are assured, has made up his
mind TO refuse the effsr OF sts Of lgium a. II
wss made condition that he should ar 70 preserve
- bslg'um the province Of Limburg-s pledge which
the nsiers Of the Great Pc vers sign:fi- him 4,
wss iwp,.sihie he cou make, a. they d Determined
upon conf ming tia, province ~ H,i,sni
Livsrpool Corn Eschdnge. June T. = ines this day
week, tbs Imports OF Flour rom Am src ard as
and OA's from Foreign Pirta, have ban sg,,a very
eensdsrsbie, ant from ireland aud Getaways also 10
Affair rxens. The dAy's mark was pretty we'll at
tends hy town aud country dsA,rs aad mill. r.. VII.
b,uka to faif extent, chiefly OF O.,meai and Flour
ssen advance on he ioe~e atics Of Id per 10 los.
end per barrel on the latter; ssle- were aiso
to no'erae ex'sn. OF Whes, aud 0s, at au a.ssncr
Of a2i per tushel; anu on he few salss rf1-c,
OF oiber aruciss in III trade mall advance wa oil.
tanned Whe.t, per 10 ~ s. TO To-. 8 Iatisn Corn
per $50 To- --rsd 35 a 49,; sh,'. SO ST.. -Four
Eogli h. per $50 III. Il re, 10 SO ici h, 4s 81,
Amtsi,ar. Per 1875 I've. sw-et u. =. 81 IS. 6i