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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

.ACON FOR SALE-The subscriber
EB has 1000 lbs Of prime BACON, which
he will dispose of on accommodating terms
May 10, 1881 JACOB SWARTZ
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

EBENNYBACKER'S iRON.-A full a.
81 sortment of this justly celebrated IRON
ust received and for sale at Bunkers-hill, by
II. s. B. w. JEFFERSON.
May 80, 1881
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EBICHARD H. LEE having become a
EG permanent resident OF Martinsburg, res
pectfully offers bis services as Attorney at
Law, 10 the citizens of Berkeley He will
practice in the Courts ofJefferson and Morgan
Mr. Lee may be found, for the present, at
MIR Kroesen's Hotel.
.Nortnsburg, .4prd %, 1s3l.--tf
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
On THls DID TRnEi
From the Albany, ~. Y. Evening Journal
Itract Of letter from Eentleman fin Lhnrle

from he Albany, NJ Y. Evening Journal
h1tract oil letter from gentleman in Charleston S
to his friend in Albany:
81 send you one of the Multiplying Papers, that YOU
may understand the state Of feeling that exists here; and
VIC deeP and powerful excitement which is arrayDg
one Poruoh oil the community against the other. I have
previously remarked 10 you that we were on the eve
OF Revo uon. should have added that The Reyolu-
uon had already commenced nay, has commenced be-
cause u IS common topic Of conversation TO which go
yernment allegiance is due, whether 10 the limited
states, or The State Of South Carolina. The Nuivinp
parry are sHaihDg every nerve TO procure an act from
we otsie Legislature, in opposition the Tariff law of
1873 u such an act should be passed. oil the horrors
oI civil war will be entaied this slate The mem
bers OF the Union party determined TO resist even
unto blood, the enforcement Of this act and The Govern
OF TIE state has recently expressed himself AT pub
C u'nhef, IN the following language the
- "e oi south Carolina orders 10 DO by the Cor
a' na1e me, that will do" lie is capable OF carry.
s mS hreal into execution, and thus must there be
seauy contest between citizens Of tho same state The
associations hre forgotten; infimaces and
IIenusmPs on years are broken ~ and the demon Of
CIV" u'co'e mas already entered into families array
ing son against atheI and brother against brother You
20 nor seem az The North TO understand the extent OF
excitement which prevails here, and Won viii No dob
leem The picture which have drawn To he Too bebIv
oioredj but assure you 10 faint representafioo
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4 ISL lance )" 0"'''''"''' county e0u''' '1'y Il
Sterling Ford, Emiron w Shelton, and John Isle.
surviving partner OF himself and VIM. Neale, late
partners, trading under the firm OF William Neae g.
Co., PltGs
against
Silas Cheatlam, adm'or OF Isaac ID. Porter, decd
John E., Mary f., and Sarah J. Porter infants OF ten
der years, ny John Porter, Senr their guardian and
next iiienh, Delts
This day this came on TO be heard on the bill
answers aud exhibits. and was argued by counsel On
consideration Whereof the court doth adjudge order and
decree, that Sias Cheaham, admor OF the said Isaac ID
Porter decd do render before Lawson Nunnally, one
OF the commissioners Of this court an account of the
administration of the estate of the said Isaac d. Por
ter decd. by the said administrators shewjDo .nA a
mount OF assets of the said estate in the hands oc G
said administrator II any, and the debts if any, which
nave been PAID by the said administrator charging the
lands Of the said Isaac d. Porter decd in the hands If
s hefs and the commissioner is further directed
TO state an account of the real estate of the said Isaac
~ 70 ter and OF the profits thereof since the instiiu-
oh OF this suit; and also after advertising for eight
weeks IN some newspaper published in Richmond ior
the creditors OF the said estate TO come in and
Their claims, that the said commissioner DO state an ac
count OF the debts due from tie said estate including
nose claimed by the plnis, which accounts the said
commissioner is directed TO reyOrt here with any mat
tiers specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by any OF the parties
wy p. PoiNDExTER. clt
The parties interested will please take notice ina,
have pointed the 9Th September next TO commence
Tic directed by the foregoing order on which
day they required 10 attend the Clerks Office of
Chesterfield county court, with their proofs: and the
creditors Of the said Isaac d. Porter decd are reouir
cd at the time sni place. produce their claims
before Iae, with their evidence 10 support the same.
LAWSON NUNNALLY,
July 20. 2s~wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06

WARRENTON IN. ca FALL RACES-Ior 1881.
NN ILL oommtbcs over tie WsrreDion eourss on
w tuesday, the 20 day OF Ociober next and
sOnt'Due four day..
FH" dsy-a swseP'isks Ter years old coils and
hhIes--kIe beats, entrance $50, Two more to make
race TO eio'e on the eveniog OF the 2Ith by emmy
With the P,op'teor by sunset Slme day. a saddle Of
the VSue Ct $50 vii be offered ie be run TO, tv sa5JI
horses only NOT IN regpl,r haining-mile heals, ct
rance So Three oF more T. make race.
Sseond 6y-'he PTo;reloI's pure, $3.50 money
hung up i"o ME beas, free for any Thing. Ea.
rance SIS.
ThTd day--Jockey Club, pure No ], three nile
ats, ior $500, money hung up. Entranes to suj,et
pefs $2O, to uon-subssfbsIs $780, Tree for any hing
tAcep' NE winner Of the preceding dsy.
Fourth dey-Jockey Ciub, purse n . 9 mile heats
% CONSIST ol me remainder of the subicfpto1 TcSsts
o. which $3.50 are considered good. EgrAncs to sub
scrters $40, to nonsubcrbeIs SIS tres fr gnt itiny
oni the winner Of the two preceding days.
Al ebiFanfes TO be made with the Prov ieior by
sOn'et on the eveu'ns preceding each DAY. race
Ihe rules oil New-MaIksj, Virginia Cou s. d or.
VeIn Stables Snd litter fUrhisbfd TO race b~
Ine Piopfieior pledges biast IL 10 b. g. ~ k,a'is'
COCO condition, and 10 have such ,,s -, - ~
VA insure fsie'y aud good .: .er His G,i
II visitors he iiatsD m.en win be soeb 40 - nI
company. WV "''y '"'" rim WIN iheie
"a. IS Win be furni,hsd 10y the Prepris,or on ns
~Vsh.Gg oil the II and 81 days race Wv
..,. JNO g. GREEN, Ptopri>ior.
-A'NV' w 2S-w2u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
Augus, 80.

NAE hereby torswsrn all persons within tue u.
Wv Sistes. from making use Of Sheet Iron, other
metal in curog or drying Tobacco, uplcss authorized
by US or our Agents, as we are by letters Patent
titled TO the exclusive privilege Of u'iog The same
We have determined 10 accommodate the riioe Of
Rights TO individuals, to suit their eircunlsisnees-
For liking house OF twenty fee, ,quNe OF less, ten
doiAr will be required aud for all other bOuses in pro-
portion Any person can have the right 10 hx many
houses be pleases for curing hi, c,o,s bn
Of fifty dollars gbs Coun,eI or Slater eau
be pur released Of us our Agene.-Me ,srs Roher, &
Temple Gwathmcy Of Richmond, Virsiuis, are hereby
authorized to mako sale If Rights, or transact any bu-
siness n la,ivs thereto.
There is doubt but tina, all tue tObac sod
the beat prices has been cursdby the OF Shee lion.
MARTIN BAKER.
THOS BAKER.
August 2. Of
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August 2S.


a. Fam BOAT RAPPAHANNOC K.-The new
~ aud elegant Steamboat Rappohannock, CAPTAIN
rtahk continues 10 Fly between Balimor. aud Fred
ehck,onTf' leaving the latter plase every We5nesday
o. o'eiocs, Nj. and Baltimore the same hcur every
'on' and is SECOND int Of noa,ness eomiort
and ,peed. Her Boiler is OF copper and her engine
and hui Of the best workmanship The main cabin is
on deck lofty and airy, ahd fitted up in style OF gieat
sessnee. Her upper deck is very extensive anI az
lords hne promenade The ,e.nery OF the ippr ban.
nosk OF exp i,e beauty and variey--ihs hanks prt
'eniug alternately bold ard woody pronono.ies h, hly
cultivated heids, aud plsSsan, villas la her ri no
ans down, The boat IN the RIVER during the day lime
so mat The tourist will always be enabled to behold The
scenery.
Travellers from the Ssuihern country Feaehio0
fredericksburg, in sagesp private conv, yauses vii
bod his oa' an agreeable change 10 their progress TO
ib' NITih; whilst rsons from the n ,r,hsfn States
u'i iEg me virginia Spring, wp by takiog I've Boat
at Baltimore, be enable TO reach Frederick burr with
LILLE fatigue, and less than bv any otber roe
THOMAS + KNOX agcnt FredstCksbutg
Il. FALLS & CO. AGENTS Baltimore
July % 23-vsv
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August 2.
dhNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. Rgn-

ZINE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Rsn-
" away from tho subscriber, living in the city If
Richmond, Two negro men, Dennis and Lswis
Deopis went of about the first Of July last. he 10
about % years cid OF dark complexion, about 1--WE feet
seven inches high, ssish but rather slender mate,hs
has high prominent, forehead and eyes; he carried
away with him sunjry clO;hing, aud generally dres-
we'll
Lewis went off about the 10Th lust. he is about 20
years old, OF light complexion, (hough rot muiaHc)
sbou hve fee, ten inches high, square shosders and
,touly moo, he IL apI 10 emile when spoken to, and
Shove good set OF teeth, he carried win him sun
dry clothing. and generally dresses well.
These fellows have been employed in tobacco fac
tory for the las, fifteen years, in consequences Of
which their finger nails mush worn from elem
ming and twisting tobacco. l have ns doubt but
that they aiming 10 get TO the North, and will
tempt 10 pass as free mop, aud perhaps has obined
free papsrs will give areWard Of City dollass Tor
each or .ilh Of the above named tlAves K taken
of ,hi. Cemmo al'h aud secured in any Jail 10
Ike manner tbir,y uehats II taken "i'hIh "'' S'de
and secured, Sc.
Matters OF Vessel. ar of"afbeG Fon carrying OH
aid runawsys at their per-.
The editor Of the Norfolk H'fsli and Pe!sr'bu'g
inieigencer will pi.a'e give Ia ~oo'e ."o 'h'et
,ions week Tor two mon,hs end q 9s1 sSSSS''
10 this oifse for payment. JOHN ENDEhS.
AuP. EO-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
August 10

q L0UCESTER Low GROUNDS rOR sAIF
~ ny me last vii OF the late d. Gain Dsap. fhe
SUBSCRIBERS are sphofizsd 10 sell and iboy ,o,g g.
1f SAFE, ms y,IuSble Estate, lying Wats YER /,
ne county Oi oues'tgr, 10 the Slate Of Vireio, sbt
Ise ines nom lhe Courthouse, ooht1inirg $50 ,rr.e
aesry tbs whole Of ~h CHI is low ground aid ebo.i
100 acre. ore cleared, sud IN hlsh s,ale Of foIiys
uon wen adapted 10 The growth Of Indiss Cru Wbes,
and Barley There IL spacous D,yeiIirs II NC "a
a o,osr necessary cut houses, 10 gcod ftpsir on ali,
G''s'e, hu,'ed CD HE hank o. tho River Ft.b and
Uyseb OF me be'i qualify arc taken 10 siebt Of lie
ilouse' more minute description j. deemed unne.
oe'sSy as Is presumed aUy person wi-hirg 10 p,r
.p"se' WI hfsi examine the premises, which ql h.
'sown 6y The manager Mr.. g. B.llupa A n0,eLsssr
OF me land can be accommodated win fs usev slaves
-s ne may require 10 cultivate u, aud aso The l.,ci,s
utensils and stock Of evefv description. Ttefge II
payment vi" be msde TO sui, the purchaser For lur.
, Psfmcu,as letter addressed to Chris opEer Temp
kn' at Mathews Courthouse, Va, will met due a.
'ep"OD' CHR TOMPKIKS,
JOHN ID. JARVIS,
HENRY w TABB
, Executors Of Gain, Dsa,, doe.
"""J w. i22-N6n
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Dreadful ShipWTeel. We find 10 the HalIa. jour
mel tho following additional particulars OF ,hipwreck
Of most mslanchoIy de'eripiiJn attended by an i'm
mon'e less 81 life, wbish ocsutTsd lear CIpe Raw
on the coast Of Newfoundland, on the night OF M +,
l9ib ull:
"Toe ship Lady SoeTbrooke, three hundred and "a.
VenIy seven tons burhsn, Henry Gimhlss. ma,,er
owned ct Newcastle, from Londonderry hound 10 One /.
bee, with 2SJ pbsssDgeTs and crew oil fifteen psrsoos
sailed on the 81 JIoe from LondoDderry-Dotblny on
cured until the nigbt Of the 10 IL JIly when, at ~
o'clock, oSe Of The called out from tho loreeAt
le that there Totks lie lee bow INSTANTLY
all was roniusion bosTd--lhsse below rushed uooI
deck. Az attempt was made 10 tack tho shin bnt She
wind was so light, aud hs ground swell SO e(es (ha II
iasd-'ho chip backed on Tie rocks and M lass Than
10 minutes w4' completely broken up. scene Of the
most narrowing description then took place. Three
hupdfed tuniD beings were struggling Ter existence
me beats hlod vi people upset 10 the surf and
The fe" saved toe esptau, mate seam. H. aud ri pas.
"ens ets) cIUug 10 para o. the wreck ar were formulate
~ cast by The waves on some ShGs. ~ IL o'clock
neIi day ihsy were discovered by some fishermen who
went 10 'bsh relief, aus conveyed them TO B,ss HUI
bour, iTon whence thry were brought 10 mis- port in
ibe schooner Pomona, CAPT. Munro.
The klOUing IL ld If those savsd:- Henry G,m
Dies, master; u ohard Cojncr, male; Thtm.s Co.'S,
'eama"; Tho MuHoy, dc; 1drick Dpp. 10. Pls-
.sogefs-MMy Am MIG 4, Mira. eoaii, J4ue Add
u Isabella Hsys, Cath zine K.rf, Mrs. Htys, Jams.
err, John Kerr J ,ho Brown, Robert Fieming Reb'd
" GORE, Hugh Coyle, John M'Iger, II ,ber, Coenr4s
Oven DsnOy. Henry F,emiag, ID moi, Been. Tho.
nes Vance, Peter m'GVan, John Modiosr, Pnflck
Tor0er, John M'Liughlso, James Knnon Thoms,
amie,on, R'bsrt Bfoadlsy, George Aultjo sni Johu
D'y1td'' l,N Il Eve, Pest ]
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FREt TRADE MEErlNG IN poRrLANn

a atuosfoo. ood fespeetsbls publis meeting, h I'd.
en- IN We ie~n Hill, on Wedaesdiy owning, Jsms,
=. tnnFehbl. Esq ws' c,ll'd 10 no ct,i -snd I'm
rice. 90
Tue ehsirnan briefly l'ed tbs OH ei The meet.
inf which vac }, MIKE cboies Of the 'eleyse, n a.,
& d ibe Fee 7 de C3Dven ion, 10 b. d,nin Pu
delPlia 90 ihe 30 - Ui UsR mouih. Iig,s ks,s,na,
Fo.el ihat Commiie' 81 nife p5fsous 10 s.Iefed A.
sure ono P2rt tle names ot r-yen nem,o a. -
didd'fg Tor d-ieSaes NeeIs. Ns,hsrfsf hitehsu ~
'oani-i Saw, y .thaDieI Blake, DlWd Ddnkws e.. 81
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~ HEREAs by Dect.s If tue High '" .',s %.
Wv Chsncery OF Great B:iian, nsde ju '"
'Ulliihorne Neho'ls" lis referred TO John T. mt ="
D1wdesweli, E'q one OF the Matters OF tho said Co.. -
. TO snquire and sta,e TO the Court whether Patrick
Phillips, The Bankrupt 10 thu pleadDgs OF the said
Gauss named, died ieSiat1 or ntes,ate, and who was
his Heir al Law al iho time o. bic dea.h, end who
was bis personal representative, and in the sad
Master should lind tia Michael POlsiJs was .he Heir
Law OF the said Patrick Pslp then the said Mas
ter was TO enquire and slate TO The Csur, whs tho
Heir at Law and the personal representative OF Mi
Saei Phillip. "TherotOTe, any psTson lining TO
be ihe Heir at Law, OF the said Patrick PnhIip, (ior-
merly OF Hong 'riord Market 10 The Parish Of 81.
Niarin In the FIELDS, 10 the county OF hidd!e,ex, in
Great Britain, Fish Mopgsr, aud afterwards Of Bah
Town n the State OF Virginia in Ncrih America ard
who died there in or about the month Of November,
ISIS at the time Of his death or aAy person claiming
to be ais personal representative lie by their s.
isiorsl on or befors the "A day Of Ostober ueEt TO
come in before The said Master, MIR. Dowdeswel, al
ma oihce in Southampton Boitings, Cbaueery LAM,
London, 10 Great Bdian Aforesaid and establish such
respective Claim or 10 default, thsr-oi, they will be
persmplorily excluded the benefit of the sud dSer.r
HAMILTON s. BOLDEN
PLAINTIFF Solicitors, IL Southampton s.. Coysnt
Garden, London.
August % on =
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:, Mrcn nrn.INs uNsvNe .

MUG" WI REMAINS VNsNN"
THE WAGNER
Two of(cu thought, IL were asked
Whose lot cnvied most
Whetune thought most lightly ts.ked,
OF mans unnumbctcd host
I'd say I'D be "A mountain boy,
And drive n noble team--wo HOY
No hoy Id cry,
Aud lightly Nv
Into any saddle seat
My tein ia slack,
Ally whip ia crack
What music Is 80 SWEET
Six blacks I'd drive, Of amplo chest,
Al carry ing high tho head
All hot,essd tight and gaily drsst,
In winkcts upph with red
oh yes, be mountain boy,
Aud such "a team I'D drive wo hoy
Wo hoy ldciy-
Tho lint should Nv
WO hoy ! Dobbin--Ball.
Their feet should ring,
Aud would sing
Id sing my fal-de- ral
BY bells would tinglo, tingle ling,
Beneath each beaT-skin cap
And US saw them swing and swing,
I'D be tho nerTiest cheap;
Yes, then Id be mountain boy,
And drive juggling team-wo hoy
Wo hoy ia cry
My words should 1y--
Each horse would prick his car.
With frightened chain,
My numbering vain
The golden sparks you'd see them spring
Boncatn my horses tread
Each tail IN braid 1t up with string
OF blue, or aauniing red,
50 does, you know. the mountain bow
Who drive the dashins team-wo hoy
Wo hoy I'D cry
Each horses eve
With fro would seem TO burn
With lifted head.
Aud nostnI spread
They'd seem the earth to spun,
They'd eh0mPt q bit aud nins tho foam,
~ they dTasgd ON my load =
And would think at distant homo
Aud whistle ON tho road
Oh. would were mouutan boy-
Ia dfiYu "A siN-hOtse am-wo no,
va hoy@ d cry,
Now, 10y yun shy,
Id sooner Dive those steods
Than win Tenowu,
Or wcer a crown
Won 10y victorious deeds
For crowns Oft press tho lunguid head,
Aud health the wcaTeT shuus-
Aud victory, uamplins Tie dead,
May do tor Goibs aud Huns.
Seek them who wiii-thcy have no io,s
For mountain lads and wagon boys
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l26 so
S5I4 IA

For the payment Of these duiss, three several bonds
were giveu-sui' has been brought upon them by the
District Attorney, and the will be sdjudica,e in
Sepienbe Dex,, when the Federal Cour, is in Ses-
si0r. We Shsll then know all.
1ChnrlcstOt Citn Gn-. .4ur
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T1skaloosa C5unty, ! Term. 1881
Themas X. Boiling, Ass'e. PiH's }
Atach't
Richard d. nnis, sepr Def.
YuNHiS day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney, aud
II bsing suggested 10 tho eour, ,ha, Richard Dsn-
ns soh'r the defendant In this action has, siuce tho
thereof departed this ife and that his
residence at the time OF hi, death hey Dad the lin
its OF hi' ate is therefore, ordered by the soUr,
that the ease be continued until the next regular term
oil ibis court aud tia, in the time, publication TO
made for six euscessive weeks In the Richo,enl Ea-
qnifer, q newspaper Of Rshmopd, VirsioiA) inform
then his Executor or Administrator OF the pending OF
this attachment and requiring thu defendant or his
legal representa- i've to appear and make defense by
'he nex' term OF this court proceedings viii be had
er pdrte. Copy. Teu.
JOHN NJ. JENKINS. Clerk.
August 80. 32-v6se
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al attended meeting of the leaders Of the Union
party few nights sace, and SO importsntwas the pre-
solved to lay assessment Of two per cent on the in
come OF the members OF the party Tor the purpose oil
raising fund, 10 meet every cont urgency; at this meet
ing assembled some OF first men for VIC ath,
Tor talent, and for virtue.
THE CUSTOM House. BoNp.-Ths public have
heard gooh deal, in varty ct ways, touching Cue
tom House Bond, upon which payment h ID b. GU refi.
ed, Ia order by this meaos 10 test the con.utonaly
OF the Ia i'll Outes, by an appeal TO the Courts A
writer, who .isos himself &C Wis., has enlightened us
'omewhst upon III. subject and iasn, so Gar a. tn y
20, have NV taken the place o. rumsr. II appear,
hat NJ ears J. Il. Holmes and -fleIandeT .uazyck
both smoers The Charles bar and not
enormously repor ed through the ogsi ~
how,vsr, OF local mercantile no lss, Imported bale
nj Blue Piaos, by the iovoice oi Which il appears.
cordiug 10 viz. that The duties on the plans pohbi-
tory, and consequently that no revenue be raised
upon their import, the l1's being such that they can
20, he impor ed. Ii will also be seen that. with
moderate duty OF 10 per cant hey would have yield
ID clear profit sufficient TO induce merchants inn
port hem.
The following detail OF the subject, is Afforded by .hs
Cost Of one bale blue Yo kshire
Pi4ius go inches wid-) inca
| suring $40 l-2 yds a, 2 81, E6l I6
Charges IN England, viz:
mission. po'.eiing, shipping
| cbarg1,&s. 3 Sc
Cost III Liverpool, Sos / 3 4-6-s29s II
ESehanSe en- England, per cent prim. Ii ~
In'sres. on COS, 81 81. ireish, SO. 4s,
Cost in Charle,ton, exclusive duty. $sO7 9,
! Dd'y, calculated Oh the al the por, Of
eNFortaioD, viz: so 2 8 cents per run
! ning yard, CT 63 esuts per squire yard
! hu' costing over 80 ceuus per square
yard, i,n resSoued, agreeabiy TO tho
| present Taft, 10 have cost ST. per
| square yard aud pays a duly a. As PER
cent on Eois valu!tOn-ihys $40 Ia
yatdf, 20 ioehes vide, equal TO 459 l-2
square yards, al 81 per ybri, 1859 90;
10 per sent thereon, 206 n
Toal cost equal to about 80 cents per
yard, 6lt Z
Cot OF runnnE yard exclusive OF duy,
about 81 cent; duty yer running yard,
SO per cent, equal To 81 per cent. on The
'o'I incudicg oil charges, rr Al par cent
on he sostst the port IF .xpotiaiion.
The foregoing was sold in CharlsItou at
its market value, viz; $40 l 2 Jaris at
6S rents, ss7 3
Los sustained, l26 s
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Mn .HOnroe-Thdrsdsy had been appointed by The
authorities OF Boston 10 pay fu era benofs TO the me
ry OF the late Jsmes Monroe. The day was unfivors-
BE, as IL rained ali the morning large coneourse of
clliz,nt hoTever, including the municipal and oIhe
ccers, all the societies and the Governor sod suite
moved ia procession at O'clock from the ate House
under military escort 20 the Oh SJuih, where the
funeral service WAS read by the Rev. MIR. Doane and
40 adore" was delivered by John Quincy Adams,
which was listened 10 with deep attention. and will soon
be pfiDted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-09-06
SN' 0'uN-iN 'NfEu,
BENJAMIN HALLOWEI.I

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bned attraction of the aud upon the earth
must be dmniShed The effect DO the inn
mediate time OF conjunction but days after. $50