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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-10
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October 6, 1884, On

VIRGINIA. MORGAN CouYTY, to wit:
At Court held for Morgan County, on
MONDAY the cad day of August, 1881,
H'a'ons Hiro'', complainant.
kesiah liiron, John Householder, sen .Eondthaa
Householder, Matthias .4tieback and Sarah his
sc3e, tate Sarah Householder. Mora iiousehol-
der, Beisey Householder, John Hoaseholder, ir.
Daniel Householder, Joseph Householder, SAM
uet Householder Sarah keesecker, Jesse Rock
hold and John Rockhold, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
ME defendants Matthias Alleback and
3 Sarah his wife, and Jesse Rockhold not
having entered their appearance and given Sc
cnrlty according TO the act of Assembly and
the rules of this Court; and it appearing to
the satisfaction of this Court that they are
not inhabitants oil this Commonwealth: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the 4th Monday in November next s.
answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy of this order be published in the Mar
tinsburs Gazette for two months successive.
ly, ard posted at the front door of the court
house OF laid county A copy-Teste,
j RICHARD, c. NJ C.
August IS. 1881.
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VIRGINIA
October 6, ls31.-2m

VIRGINIA
h The Circuit StperiorC O,rt Of Lac and Chan.
Gerry for Berkeley county: October rules, 1881.
Benjamin Comegss, PfW.
AGAINST
Elliot Kerney, admir- Of James B. Ker-
ney, decd. and in his own right, DIR. Minor
and Elizabeth E. bis wife, late Elizabeth n.
Kerney, Solomon Blue and Mehala his wife.
late ehal kerney, George St. Autin and
Susan L his wife, late Susan T. Kerney.
Thomas kerney, admir-. of Susan Kerney.
decd. and in his own right. James Blue ard
Jane his wife an heir oil Susan kerney, and
others. Defb
gssEIE defendants, Elliot Kerney, DR.. Mi.
B. nor and Elizabeth E. his wife, Solomon
Blue and Mehala his wife, George ST Aubin
and Susan Il his wife, Thomas Kerney. and
James Blue and Jane his wife, not having
entered THEN appearance and given security,
according to the act Of assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by sa-
tisiactory evidence that they are out OF this
Commonw ealth; II is ordered that the said
defendants do enter their appearance to this
suit on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill of the plaintiff: and that CO.
Ply of this order be forthwith published in the
Marinsburg Gazette, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy there
of posted at the front door of the Court.
House of this county.
A Copy -Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
0ptohor f23I
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vIRGTNfA:-In The Circuit Superior Corr
Of Lau and Chanceyy for Berkeley cou.st,:
OCTOBER RULES, 1881
Milton ]. Brown & Elizabeth bis wife, Plff,
AGAINST
Nancy Bishop, Catharine Horne, Eli Bum
and Mary his wife, late Mary Patton
David Bishop, & others, defts.
THE defendants, Cathanne Horne, Iii
Bum * Mary his wife, s David Bishop
not having entered their appearance andg ivtn
security, according to the act OF assembly and
the rules of this Court, and itappearing by sa.
tisfactory evidence that they are out VI thi,
Commonwealth; II Is ordered that the sand
defendants do enter their appearance to thi,
ut, on the first day of the next term, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and that
a copy of this order be forthwith publshedin
the Martinsburg Gazette, and cotnued for
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and another cory
thereof posted at the front door oil the Court.
House Of this County.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, 6.
October 6, IS31.-2m
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N4RIfNSBURG CARPET FACTORY
E yiiE subscribers having purchased of Mr.
q G g. Conradt bis entire stock of ma
chinery attached To the above Factory,
intend continuing the Manufacture OF
SGOTCH. YE VETLl.N', and D.AALqSE.
Ed FE.NEILlN C.4RPE iLNG, of dlf.
ferent patterns and various colours. Part
cular attention will be pad to country work
such as Csrdtng, Dying and Fuiling
MIR Conradt (aF the pfcsent) viii receive
any country work that mag oiier, which we
ohhgaie ourselves TO finish IN first rate work
manltke order, and at the lowest prices
VS. Wish 20 purchase WOOL, tor which
"e Will give liberal price ~ trade or cash
JAMES y RIDDLE,
ISRAEL X. JANNEY.
September y, Is3l-tf
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NEW GOODS

FEyfIE subscribers respectfully inform their
customers ard the public generally, that
they have jast received ard finished opening
a general and well selected supply Of
FILL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consisting in part Of the following articles:
Super Blue, Black. Brown and Grey Cloths,
Cassimeres and Cassinetts;
Swansdawn, Valencia f. MoIeskin Vesting;
d and 6 4 Merino and Merino Circass.ans;
Cashmere Long Shawls and Fancy H'dkis;
Black Italian Lutestrlng and SeDshaw Silks;
Rich Winter Ribbons aud Beltings;
Plain AMI carved Brazilian Tuck Combs;
Together ,eih Il general assortment IF
HARDWARE, QUEENSW A RE.
ST.4TfOyNERYS- GROCERIES,.
All Of which they will sell on accommodating
terms. JAS. * WIN n. RIDDLE.
MartinsbHTg. Oct 81, 1881.
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P o e TR Y.
OF HEAVEN.

From BIack,vood's .Nagsziae. far September.
By MAS REMAEs.
Dreams't thou of Heaven? What dream
are thine?
Fair child, fair gladstone child
With eyes that like the dew drop shine,
And bounding iootslep wild.
Tell me what hues thfmmortaI shore
Can wear, my Bird to thee,
Ere yet one shadow hath passed DER
Thy glance and spirit free?
ooh! beautil,. is heaven, and bright
With leng, long summer days.
see its lilies CLEAN in light
Where many fountain plays
"And there unchecked, nethinks, rove,
Seeking where young flowers lie,
In vale and golden iruted grove
Flowers are not TO die!'
Thou Poet Of the lonely thought,
Sad heir of gifts divine!
Say, with what solemn glory fraught
Is Heaven 10 dream Of thineP
Oh where the living waters flow
Along the radiaat shore,
My soul, "a wandeFer here, shall know
The exile thirst 20 more.
s''rhou burden of the strangers heart
Which here unknown bear,
Like the night shadow shall depart.
With my first Weakening there.
"And borne on eagle wings alar,
Free thought shall claim It's dover
From every sphere, from every star,
OF glory and oil power"
o womarl with the soft sad eye
OF spiritual CLEAN!
Tell me of those bright realms on high,
How doth thy deep heart dreamp
BY thy sweet mournGh voice know,
On Thy pale brow see,
That thou has lov'd in sleht woe,
Say what is Heaven to theef
"Oh Heaven is where no secret dread
May haunt Loves meeting hour;
Where from he past, no gloom 10 she'd
Ger the hearts CHOSEN bower,
Where every seyerd wreath is bound,
And none have heard the koch
That smltes the soul IL that wild sound
Iare,scll, Belsod! Fareseu"
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2IG839 FALL
ind Wjnter Goods.
MIRE & lloyd.

log NJ r. l. & BOYD,
FFAVE received their supply Of Fall and
& e H,mter Goods, which added to their
former stock. makes their assortment very
complete. They therefore respectfully request
their old customers and the public generally,
to give them call, assuring them they shall
be furnished Oh the very best terms among
their goods will ne found.
SUPER and common blue, black, brown, olive,
elaret, drab and mix'd Cloths,
Super blue, drab, and mix'd Cassimers,
Super and common blue. olive, brown, drab,
lavender and black mix'd Cassinetts,
Rose, point and !aifelI Blankets,
Red. green, scarlet yellow s, white Fiannels,
Black anI colonrcd Merino Cloth,
Merin0 Circassians, all colours,
Black Bomhazrtts and Circassians,
Black aud brown Bombazlncs,
Crimson Moreena; Swansdowa Valencia,
1oiliactt and Silk Vestings,
Black & scarlet long d. square Merino Shawls,
TMb;t, Cashmere, Silk, Worried and Cotton
Shawls,
Green Fieze and Floor Cloths,
White, black, lead, brown and drab Worst
ed lose,
VigouIa aud Gotten Hose,
Lambs Wool and black Worsted Hose,
Grecian Boots; green Barge, P~idngs,
Fancy Cords, Beayertcens,
Fancy, Leuni.ias, Grape, Barrese, Poplain,
and GAUGE iiaadkerchicis,
SPttlciield, fonsee, Baudanna s Flag ditto
Cotton Gandanna, Caledonia, Berkeley and
Madras iiandterchi IS
Swiss Muslin and Fancy Cravats.
Black Six GRAY It, and ks,
BLACK. Pink and Green Italian Grape,
Black Nancon Grape; PonSees,
Black Italian LuitstrinS " Satin ievantine,
Block aud co! d Gro De india, Gro. dc lure
aud Gro de Maps,
White, Pink and Grcen Florence,
Black SIN ', yet and Cut Velvet Vestings,
Is / White and blaci, Bobbinett; Black Mode,
Black and White Six tiosc and socks,
Hat Grape; labby Velvet; Winter CaIicoes,
Irish l.iEtus, Linen CaRlbrics,
Swiss, Null, Book, Jackoaett and Cambria
Mn,ilns. imlty,
Coded sairts, Cambria, Furniture & com. Di-
Checks and Gln- hams; Bonnet Cambrlc,
Black aud coioured Cambric,
Thread aud 3Obbiactt Laces, Edsings and
lnsertings,
BohbInett Footing; Bosoms; Canton Flannel,
White and Black Lace Velis,
Green aud White Ga,lzc Wells,
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief,
Rich Winter Ribbons; Beltings, Braids,
Black and col d RIb5oRs, assorted; Pipeings,
Gen,lemen's Bnckskn, Beaver, Wine KID,
Hoskin aud Berlin Gloves,
Ladies ltoskiu, Kid and SAX Gloves,
Snspcneers, spring and common,
Cable and Cotton Cords; Brdhcking,
Foundation Musns; Milllnett; Wadding,
MarselIles Qnlts; Bed Spreads,
Furniture Cotton, fine Shu t,ngs,
Bleached aud Blown Anslins; Cotton Yarn,
Candlewck, Carpet cham.
SSai lald Otter ops, iNE tIATs,
Black and " h,te Nool HAS; Brushes,
She'll and Horn Combs,
Walking Canes; Whips, &c sc.
Together ,cith da excellent assortment Of
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Us AEON BOXES The subser ibers have
w just received a quantity Of i * ? Al 4,
| 4. ,, ; IL and and 3 inch polished
Wagon BoGts. warranted to re the real Coal
Brook Dale Box, which are known by every
person who has ever used them 10 he super.
Or to any other in use NM. LONG
OctUter 27td, 1884
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Sail s. Ggttuter GOODS.

gEeHE Subscribers respectfully beg leave
g. to inform their friends and customers
that they are now receiving and opening at
their stores 10 Shepherdstown aud at Bed
dingfon Mills, a general supply of FGN AID
jpiater Goods. which they are disposed TO
sell on accommodating terms,
JOHN T. COOKUS, s Co.
October 9Th, 1881.
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r EiSSOLUTiON-Tbe partnership here.
EP tofofe existing between the undersign-
ed. under the firm OF Nm Long T. Co, was
dissolved the 9th of September by mutual
consent. All those indebted to said firm are
respectfully requested to make payment as
soou as possible; those whose accounts are
open are requested to call and close them by
payment or note. Those who are yet lndebt-
ed to J. Il Erskine f. Co. are informed that
payment must be made Immediately or their
notes will be transferred. The business will
be coptInned at the old stand by I'm Long
ead ChGs H. Ster@t, IN the name of Nm.
Ling, who tenders his sincere acknowledge
ments to his customers and the public gene
rally. for the many years support given INN,
and respectfully sollclts continuance Of their
patronage. WIN LONG,
J p. ERskiNE.
MaftiDShurg Oct Of, 1881
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VIRGINIA in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
ty: October rules, 1881.
Charles BoGrman, plff.
Samuel d OTrick, Ddrcaport Orficis. Hasa
ihgton EUats, oAathony 5. Chambers AID
others, defIs.
"a HE defendants Samuel ID. Orrick and
q Davenport OrriclS, not having entered
their appearance and given security, accord
ing to the act Of assembly ami The rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are out OF this Common
wealth; II is ordered that the said defendants
DO enter their appearance to this suit. on lhe
Efst day OF the next term, answer the bill OF
plaintiff, and give security for performing the
decree: aud that a copy ofthS ordt he fo.th
with published IN tha Martlnsburg Gazctte,
and continued for two lsonihs successfully
aud another copy thereof posted at the front
door Of the Court heuse Of Ibis county
A Copy Vesie.
JOIN $TROTHER, C.
October 6, IS3l.-2In
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Lt.aas2 :. ~j.4@sE,

$,sSSAAS zass ~ - ssS sst Eos
CONSISTING or
Knives and Forks; PEG and Pocket Knives,
Shoe and Butcher Knives; Cafvcrs,
Cutting and Drawing knlves; Razors,
Scissors and Shears, lea Trays,
Brass Andirons; Fire Irons, Smoothing Irons
Tea Kettles, Candlestleks; Shutters,
Coffee mills; Plane Irons.
&icTticing, PAIRING and Turning Chlsels,
Tenant. Y mp, Wood and Key hole Saws.
Rabbet, Growing and SSH Planes,
QuIrk, y Gees and Beads; Moveing Flows,
Jeinters. Brace and Bits; Turner's Gouges,
Hand saw, Mill saw and Bastard Files,
Rasps and half reund Files
Iron Rlm'd Knob, Closet, Stock, Pad, Cup
board, Chest, Trunk, Til y Scie Locks,
4nadrants and Catches,
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Brass Hinges,
Norfolk Latches; Glass Knobs; Commode do.
Window Springs and PuIlies; Gun Locks,
SPectacies; Tea and Table Spoons,
Razor Straps; Iron Lamps; 2 foot Rules,
Iron and Steel Blade Squares; Compasses,
bed and " God Screws; Screw Plates,
Dlvders; Hatchets; Halter Chains; Traces,
Percussion Caps; Looking Glasses sc. &c.
WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Queens y Glass are, W0odcn ~ are. Drugs,
Pants. Dye St3fS and Stationery.
Martlns6urg, Octot er 9th. 1881.
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2Ias'tine0ura Gasetfe:
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.

TWO DOLLARS PER 4yN.tJ.us
PAYABLE IN ApvANCE;
Or, Tiro Dollars and 1ice,.ty.frc Cent''
AT THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred 10 the end Oh
the year, or near The same, ,,.
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENio
viii invariably be demanded.
IA failure TO notify The liscontinnanc.te .,
the paper at the end OF the time subscriber
for. win be considered as a new engagement
g5-No paper discontinued until all arreaTcc
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Oh
,bc Editor.
Advertisements inserted atthe rate %
one dollar per squire for tie three i'rs' lhsei-
Tons and twenty five cents per sqsare 'o'
each sub eqI.nt insertion,
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October 6, ls3I.-2m

VIRGlNIA-In the Circuit Superior Cour
OF Law and Chancery for Berkeley coun-
ty: October rules, 1881.
Peter Light and John S. Lighs, ears. Of
Joha Light, sr. decd. pltfs.
AGAINST
Jacob Myers. ndm'r # John Lancaster decd
Henry Myers and John Gross. def It's
gBSHE defendant John Cross, not having
entered has appearance and given seen
iIty, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules Of tais Court, aud il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out Of this
Commonwealth; II is ordered that the said
defendant do enter his appearance to this suit
on The first dag of the next term, and an
swer the bill Of The plaintiffs: ard that a CO.
% Of tllls order be forthwith published in the
MariIDsburg Gazette, and continued for two
months successfully. and another copy there
OF posted at the front door OF the Court
House OF this county.
A Copy Feste,
JOHN STROTHER, G.
October s, l83l.-2m
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VIRGTNiA.--In the Cncuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery Ter Berkeley coun-
": October rules, 1891.
Jacob f'erer, prtf.
AGAINST
John Bndeine, Joseph Granthnns, Ed,rard
Bond, EAiS Rees and others, defts
fEgHE defendants John Bodine andEdward
q Bond. not having entered their appear-
ance and given security. according to the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are out Of this COMMUNICATIVE; II Is or
&egsd that the said defendants do enter their
appearance TO this suit, on the first day of
the next term, and answer the bill oil the
plaintiff, and the said John Bodine do also
give security for performing the dccree:-
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
published in the MArinsburg Gazette, and
continued for two months successfully, and
another copy thereof posted al The front door
OF the Courthouse Of this county.
4 Copy. Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, {.
October s, 1S3I.-2m
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FiRGINIA.--In the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Ch%ncery for Berkeley coun
ty; October rules, 1881.
James .Naaweli, pltlf
kj,cGrd a. Gibbs, Jehu Uiood and Samuel
Hughes, defts.
re ihE defendants Jehu Wood and Samuel
q hughes. not having entered their ap.
Pearance and given security, according TO
the act Of assembly and The rules of this
Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evi-
drnce that they are cut of this Common
wealth; IL % ordered that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit, on the
b.st day of the next term, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff: and that copy OF this
order he forthwith published in the Martins
burg Gazette. and continued for two months
slccesslyely, and another copy thereof pos
ted al the front door Of the Court House of
this county.
JOHN STROTHER, c.
October 6 1S3l--9m
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VIRGINIA.

FlhOtNIA.
In The Circnit Superior Court Of Law &Cban
Gerry forBerkeley county:October rules 1891
Peter Light and John s. Light, ears Of
John Light, 81. decd pl'tffs.
AGAINST
Henri Myers. John Gross, Ed,card X. For
man and Joseph For7nan, defts.
ESHE defendants John Cross and Edward
A r. Forman, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according 10
the act of assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evi
dence hatthey are out OF this Commonwealth;
II is ordered that the said defendants do enter
their appearance to this suit, on the first day
of the next term. and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs: and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Marlinsburg Ga
2ette, and continued for two months s6cces
sively, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door ofthe Court House of this county
n Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
0ctnhnr e 1891 -lun
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a PRENTICE WANIED.-u anted
IA as an Apprentice to learn the House
Jomers business, a boy from l6 to II years
OF age. One from the country and Of good
character would be preferred. 10 such
one, liberal chance wll be afforded. Apply
to WILLIAM KENNEDY.
Martinsburg, Oct. %, 1851.
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o Yes! d Yes!!

FEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public that he offers his services as an
ACCTiONEER for the counties OF Berse-
ley, Jefferson and Frederick; and that he may
be found, at all times, when not professional
ly engaged. at his residence IN Shepherds
toyn. SAML HI MRlCKuOUSE.
October 81, iSjl.-9t,
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BLANK DEEDS,
tor sale ii lie Ga=etle Office.
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u XES i have Collins & Co Of Hart
"A ford, Connecticut. very superior ,iXES
for sale, TiiOo. u. SAITH.
OcInhcr 20. 1881.
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4y-Cash Jr RIG. qt the Ga.eils- t.Bice
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ohsa ntf II fsx % sEsD . go r nssh
We vii, at all times. give The hlsnest market
price. Wa. LONG.
October 27th. 1891.
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No %, for 1881
TO Be dram at Philadelphia on Saturday the
1871 Of ,November, 1881
SO Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
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TO BE DRAWN IN NOVEMBER.
@picuOsu 2)rtscei

VIRGINIA PETERSBURG LOTTERY,
No. 5, :or 1891.
TO be draaca III Petersburg, Ia on Friday the
18th q .N0renlLer. 1881
Sc Number Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
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More Spanish MiNes.

lust landed from ON board the orig Delos, DRY
% Sailed Pernambuco Hides, that will average IS ID
For sale by NJ MILLER e SON.
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FLouR.-Last week the wagon price of Flour
onened, on Monday, at IS 90, and closed, on
Saturday, at 5 so; making an advance, in two
weeks, of one dollar per barrel. Sales were
made from stores, previous to the receipt OF the
adyices per the John Jay, at 90 to 12a, and
subsequently at 5 SO to S 62a. Having report
ed most of the transactions at the time, up to
Friday (inclusve), we now omit more partlcu-
lar notice of them. Saturday, King street Flour
commanded S 55 and 5 SCI, at which prices Sc
veral hundred barrels sold, though the offers,
generally, were so. From 500 to 500 bbls.
Wharf Flour were sold at %; more would have
been taken at the same price, could 1t have been
obtained The sales of the week probably amount
ed to from 5000 to 1000 bbls. Thus far, dealers
have been disposed to sell, as fast as they bought,
all Flour received since the advance from so;
but they have generally manifested an unwilling
ness further to reduce their stocks. Perhaps, in
few instances, that course has been departed
from to some extent; but, as far as we are able
to Judge, the general impression is, that prices
will vet go higher, though there may be Temporal
~ depressions.
Ourr entire stock is now estimated at IS, 500
barrels.
Yesterday the wagon price was dull at IS SO.
We have no sales to report from stores, but un-
derstood that 1t was offered freely at 80, with
purchases; possibly some small lots were taken
early in the day at that price The New York
Journal of Commerce, under date of 9Th instant,
saws. .FIour is much as stated at the middle OF
the week. Other accounts advise of Southern
Flour having been offered at oo,without having
been taken.
The slight decline in the New-York Market
NAV. in part, be accounted for by the advance in
Freirhts, and the reaction which generally takes
place alter the effect of the first impulse.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9th inst
724 barrels. $3.50; coastwise 2774.
Quantity inspectek during the same perc'od,.,
King Street, 24lo bbls. oOo nan Dpis'
Wharf ssh " lo4
Potomac loo 80 QUO
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Concert.
NJ u G z N |

MRS. 4 n u II L,
Late Hiss Pouey, Of the Theatre Royal, Drs'ry
Lane, London,)
ID RESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies and
IL Gentlemen of Alexandria that on
WEDNESDAY NEXT, Jan. 12th,
she will have the honor Of giving Concert OF Vocal
and Instrumental Music, at Mr. Generes' Ball Room
The Concert to commece al O'Clock
Mrs. KsIoHr will preside at the Piano Forte
PART lst
Overture, piano forte Mr. Knight.
Song, Mrs Knight. La Rose glamour Bishop
Cavstina. Mrs. Knight, Pve been Roaming. torn
Rondo piano forte s;r. Knight.
Scotch Ballad, Mid Nodden, Mrs Knight.
PART Cd.
Overture, piana forte Mr.. Knight.
The celebrated Marseies Hymn, Mrs n. I;,,e
Knight, newly arranged by Bocksa,
Solo, piano forte, Extempore, Dir knight.
Irish Ballad, Mrs. Knight, Savourneen Deelsh.
Scotch Ballad Mrs Knight, Comm thro' the Rye.
Solo Piano, Mr. Knight, R'es.
Song, Mrs knight. Hark bark to the Echo arranged
from Weber, by Dir. knight
Tickets g. to be had at Dir. Martins Bookstore at
the Bar Of Messrs. Clsge,s and Newtons Hotels. and
at the door OH the evening ofthe Concert.
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