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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

9 p, ~. 0nlrh flows 1u ihs i,si fourcs pe.,.p p. he
m rtauc ne must the finest soil 6ne timste the mt
S TIE most benevolent cnsaeor NJ peor sod syey
tay auVni6o enbned BuEoentto prevent ,cyure from
snaens erenss curse to tusbt youf twenty eve ps
Wolff. 9. o. ''V" -" "''''"s'h I's7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

syYIRGINlA Alta Court held for Nelson county.
u the 9TH day of December, 1880
Jane Powell Robert {. Cutler, and Kehccca T.. ms
WIFE formerly Kebacca Powell, and sunni j. row
4, by Robert c Cutler, her next friend, ComPninnhls
against Luca, Powell, admlnlitratot wan The WI an
psxed of Elizabeth Powell, deceased, Spencer Faulco-
ner Abigail Green, Horny NJ. Grocn aud Jefferson
Green and John Thompson, admInstrator Ol Johh w
Green, decd Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion of the Go np-lnants by Counsel who
filed their BILL aud II appearing to thu satisfaction OF tho
Court that the Defendants Lucas Powell Abg iHrcon
IJ.pry NJ Green aud Joife Green not Inhabi-
tapts of this Comm eath, aud without the Jurisdlc
,,on of tins Court: II ordered tha the sad delcn-
dapty do appear the 4th Monday N March next
and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs, uHd that a
rpuy OF tins oder he forthwith inserted Ia the NUgin-
lan newspaper published ~ the town OF Lynchburg
once week for elght weeks succossyoy previous 10
sald fourth Monday March noNt. und that another
anV thereof be posted at the tont door OF tho court
house Ofthis county, on some court day
ACoPy-Te.te .-.....,... -,
Jaru1ry - "S"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

loved Jesus, lis snsWer "as yes. bahsr than
IN ing in TIL. world" lie Appeared TO hystan-
ders 10 be rs liitle alarmed nj death as any ooe
ever sem Nv them. lie He'd his relations to
him. ant told them that he was gong. aud mat
be leli them IN the hands OF God. lie asked
some hyslanders Ia slug Tor hun, which was
done he Then said, +" SISTERS, why stand on
weeping around What Will become Of SIN
ners f"--Ihls testimonial Is gwen 10y persons
WIN were present when Mr.. Bol"y expired,
aud who have much reason to believe mat
III. immortal snn II is zone TO lows on high.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
TRUST SALE.

10Y virtue ofa Deed Of Trust, executed to
Ln1 the subscriber by BuiwelI Log wood, aud
of record Ia the Clerks ofliee oi the county
count Of Bedford. to secure debt due Mosfs
Parker, | shalt sell 10 tho highest bidder, ior
cash, on the premises, on Satnr 1hy t1a Zgih
inst al, Tour acres OF land being q part oil thf
tract OF Lard whrreon Capt u, L,gsooh Mt
prescott resides. The subscriber VIII convey
such TUE as !, vested IN him by TIE deed, aioie-
said NATBL. ). STRANGE. lrnser.
Jan. 10 VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

ostdrary was not known 10 b. the fact be.ere
the last session OF Congress. GRAVEYARD has been
mate the EedPe goat. and Calhoan. the most
strenuous oppostr Of Jackson, On account Of
us before mentioned conduci had until then
been considered his mo.t zaalon. adsoeatf
Tie has no retreat, and cannot bs again recon
ciled g. the President, aud will neyef again
receive any share OF hi. confidence. Ion vii
hereafter hear more OF this subec what |
have stated you will 6ud 10 he correct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
OlsITUAEs Y.

DIED, in CampbelI county, on wednesday
tne 39th dny Of Dec mber, 1880, Mrs MANIA
EIITI.ER. consort OF Nj. Edward bull r, after
n confinement of only sx or seven hour. 9he
,ltu lender husband 10 deplore her death, anu
seven chi'nren, deprived 1t mothers pio'ec
ton Her youngest chlt Was Only two hours
old Her friends have this consolation 'hhi
she deed Christian she was pIous, and
friend 10 the needy IS She joined the Methodist
Church about eighteen months before hsf
death was an ornament TO that society and m
av,,pple TO other sects--ohe L. regret ed oy
hr, pcouaintauces, and considered worthy Of
the Poets desert tion oi an Angel
She seems
Like an ethereal night, where long white clouds
Sir,ak the deep pnrl IT,. and nnnumbered stars
SnanyI. the woude, tui aud mysterious v'nli,
Wuh hing, that look az # they would be
suns
Soheoot,bI encountered and endearing,
M, d,zzl,og, and yet drawing Us 10 them
They iii my eyes with tears, aud so dust
thou u
at his fathers residence IN Campbell
! count, on the 24th Of November last, alter ii
severe illness nf about u days, JOHN w 30.
Icy. For several werks before his lliness ~
! had become much concerned about The lost
.,a,e Of h,s soul and as hi a1llCnon OF body
increased so dill thar OF his mind, nnt'I VII IN
a few bonrs Of his dyalh. He then called TO
one OF his brothers, to come and he'p MN nl
! thlt he might praise Goa. Beng ASKED Il DC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
NVAysssIAGiI.

MARRIED, on Wednesday the 22nd nli'mo.
b, the Rev. Nicholas Hammer CobDs, LOkLN-
10 STEWART, E.q. Attorney al Law OF o.
.gl",horpe county, Georgia. to Miss SAkah
ANN ANDERSON, daughter OF Mrs hilZd-
beth w. Anderson oil B dIord county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
Valuable Household Furniture

/nHE subscriber win sell. nj auction. on
Il "Wednesday the 18th INST. The whole Of
hi. FURNlI URE, the greater
part of " HIGH was made expressly TO order. and
Of The latest fashion. Cousfsting m part oi
| very supe, Tor Claw foot Sideboard --Dade by
Camp
/ splendid Greeian Hair Cloth sofa made To
order
modern style Mahogany Secretary and Book
pair fashionable Claw foo, Gard Tables. made
by Camp.
l Brussels CaTpet-neariy new
iogram Carpet
2 Hearth Rugs-entirrly ne"
Hare 10th Claw foot fiaoo stool
dor. Can. bottom Chairs, g'itOn Bnzs
latest style
| dog. do do, n similar style
Q doz Common Windsor Chairs
Astral aud Mantle Lamps
2 large Mantle Glasses
l pair extra size Brass Andirons, with Shovel
aud lougs to match
pair common size do do
| richly Gu, Brass Fender
| do commoa do
| set real French white China, with broad gold
| settrcl Silver edged Casters, newest style
| set do do, nearly as handsome
par very heavy English Cur Glass PtehefE.
and Celery Glasses to match
sett Cut Glass Drcanters, with Wine Glasses
aud Iumbers 10 suit
| ertra size Curled Maple high posted Bed
stead
fashionable Curled Maple French Hed"lead
inll column Mahogany Bureau--ia'a.t style
aud
1ogetbcr with Other Bedroom and Household
Furniture.
ALSO,
superior Cooking stove, with Copper bnl
lcrs. complete, and Of he latest aud must
app owed construction
I nine Plate Stove
Sale to be conducted by John X Payne.
aud terms. which will he acc0mn odnn0g made
known on the day fs,le.
The Furniture eau " seen the day presohs
TO the day Of sale.
VIM. HAMILTON.
N. D. "Wednesday should lac wet day, tho
sale will be postponed untI the mshi far day.
WM. HAMILTON.
Jan. q lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
UYSpEPSI.

nOCIoR Howell DAVIES tenders his
Il " ibanks to the cItzent oil Lyncbburg aud
IT'S vicinity Tor their patronage heretofore, and
respectfully renews tue offer OF his professional
services TO them. Me Is fully prepared from
experience ia tho treatment OF Dyspepsia in hs
own person and in a variety Of patients aud an
intimate knociedge OF Nh. HdiStend's, Doctor
Suiherlnnd's uni others plan OF cure, u under
take with equal confidence with any other Ply
acian the cure OF Dy'PePsia aud other diseases.
Dec -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

vUNHE Subscriber having purchased Of
MrsTs. Hubbard Il Gardnsr. heir stock D
Goods At their Lynchburg Shoe Store, consist
ing OF BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS
LEATHER, &c. respectfully offers To his.
friends aud the public, three doors below the
Office OF the Vrgininn, handsome assortment
IN the above line. And having mnde arrange
nIeut3 with one Of the most extensive houses III
this branch Of rade IN Virginia, bis supplies
will be constant aud regular, md his hssori
neni ~ all tunes full and complete, and ol the
ncwrst fashions His SHOES chiefly will bo
made to particular order, by thu most reputabie
wOrkmen, aud viii he wnr anicd. lie feels
confident that his Shoes will be found to b. Of
such quality as viii give general satisfaction
And being determined 10 sell every aiticle ia
his ine at very low prices for CASH. heres.
pectlnlly solicits the patronage Of ii renrfons
public. M w. DAVENPORT,
Mum.otreet by nohbnrg. Va.
Jan. 6 fif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

AAHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he il receiving and mannfac-
turing Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coach, CoaeAee..
Cha,iots, London aud Ne" York Bnghy,, Al
bany Phcytons Barrouch, Bairouchce, fhlla-
dephla Dcarb0tns, Gigs, HuateTs, &c. and any
Others that NAV be called foI.
All uriers thankfully received aud punefuniIy
attended to.
Repairing done NJ the shortest nohco and On
the most reasonable terms by
II. H. BEACH H. Co.
n B-Jus, received u hfH rate Cohch smith
from the Nor h, OF which we will asssnfe tho
pub ic they can he accommodated with repair
ing Carriages OF any knd few doors Jeio" TIE
Franklin Hotel, Lynchb"rg.
n. Il. BEACH II Co.
Nov %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
TURNER 81 IKE RR

u ~ MAV IL Il a II II AxA
NAVE Just received "a large aud general
assortment OF Seasenable Goods, pur cha
sed within the last few weeks al auction. whioh
enables them 10 sell much lower than hereto
lore. Among which are
20 pi,res supefiine Cloths, olive, LONDON
brown, clarei, d,ab, blue, black and steel
m,x'd
8 pieces super London Cnssimetes
90 pieces Casslneit. OF ese,y description, fine
.lor 10 cents.
/ case suprI grass bleach Irish Linens
20 pieces long Lawns
10 piece. brown Irish Linens
10 bnl,s Domestic Conons
, bales Cotton Oznaburgs
% pieces Scotch Oznaburgs
3 do Circassian piaids
So do Scotch Plaids
Splendid assortment fancy HdkG. oil all de.
scrlpttons
3 bales talcoes, splendid Patterns
Grand assortment Bonnet Ribbons
beautiful assoumeni fancy SILKS shaded
6 picces Italian Silks and eros lie Maps
Flag and Bandanna fIdkfs. hrsl quality
Plain and spotted Flsnnels
BOmbazetts aud Bumbazines, Vesiings Of all
kinds
Black aud WI tie Worsted Hose, 10 Cd Cd
Cenllemen's half Hose do. Lesldes II great yari-
oiy of other articles, MI Of which we are deter
mined TO sell at the loAesl Northern market
pIices. Jan. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Attention; Hose Company.
NIOU are hereby commanded 10 attend me
IA ANNUAL MEETING Of your company
90 to morrow evening at early candle light, Tor
thu purpose II tlrGhng officers for the ensuing
year. A full mesting Is earnestly requested.
II. J. BROWN, Secretary.
Jan. 10 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

IL Our subscribers in Patrick county, aud
others VINO may be interested, will fad the
speech Of Archibald Stuart, jr. esq. on The cen
tested election from that county IN this days
paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Bank Diridends--lh The Bank Of Virginia and
Earmers Bank of Virginia has each declared
a dividend Of two and half per cent. on its
capilal stock for the last six months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

u The proceedings oI the Legislature pos
sess not much general interest Our details,
Notwithstanding, are a, coplous as we fluid them
in the Richmond papers. Contested elections
have occupied so much lime, that an nnexprct
ed delay has occurred IN entering upon the
consideration Of the important questions which
must # necessity be &C ed upon by the present
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

u The Rife Greys, commanded by Capt
Samuel IL. Brown. paradod and fired 0adon-
al salute on Saturday last the Eighth of jam
ary--in com,nemorauon Of The Victory Of New
Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

Fink of Viyginin ne Stockholders of the
Bank OF Virginia, nj their late annual meeting
appointed the following gentlemen Directors Of
the Office al Ly nchburg, for the present year
Mai. William Warwick, Henry Davis, John
|. Cabell, John .. Lefwch, john Caskle, Bal
da McDaniel William Mckinney, Ch,-weIl
Dabney, David Walker, Elijah Fletcher, James
W. Morgan, Robert X ~, John HoIllns.'
MOI in lie lust Directory.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10

~ The Richmond Enquirer almost admits
that Geo. Jackson is not the author OF the Mes
sages to which his name is signed ; but says
there is no doubt every sentiment they contained
passe1 under his immediate inspection o
most lame and impotent apology Call you
this backing your friends, a plague upon
such back lug" say We.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10

SHIP NEWS.
P0RT OF .3LEGanDRL4, CD, c.

ARRIVED. May 8,
>CAr, Caledonia, Eldridge, Halifax; plas'er'o
y, FOwle & Co.
>chr' Elizabeth, Baxter, Barbados; SUGARS
<. tOL. &W. III. Irwin.
>oop Friendship, Duncan, Philad (; tre'shtior
be District.
S~eambOat fredericksburg, b. j. Jenkins
P~l'nOre; freight and passengers for the District
SAILED.
scar. ENeline, Foss, Portsmouth, n. !.
RSe
Mp Wm. Henry, Swift, cleared at Boston
Ts;. for this port.
Lac brig Olympia. of and for Georgetown
[nsa went ashore in the late gale, has been con-
%Ged' Her cargo was saved in good order.
slant.
scAr, Martha. Edwards. do do, 9TH.
SSNrs. Phebe & Sally, Eldridse, and Velocity
.hmond, hence at Boston 4th inst.
SsNr; Mirror, Spalding, from Georgetown
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
Just received ON sale,
By WV ~. MORRLSON.

IRvING'S Life and Voyages of Columbus, in 5 vols
JAWS Exercises, 2 vols
Ber,ha's Visit to her Uncle IN England. in 2 vols
"No work has lately appeared, with the protested
o. jeci of affording instruction and amusement to the
Young, that pres, nts a greater variety OF attraction than
Be:,ha's Visit. We have seldom had occasion to no.
tee a work m,re rep'ete with amusing and diversified
%infurmstion, conveyed in an sgrerab!s style, and sdapt'
ed to juvenile minds. We are much mistaken 1t ma
ny are not aliurcd to the acquisition Of knowledge by
a psrusaI of these vG'umes. We can recommend the
work most earnest to those who wish to place an III
tcresting work in the hands Of youth "-Rsidhe Jour
a great variety of Information IS here pleasantly
collected. and though we are very far from wishing to
see any young ladies' of cur acquaintance either chtm
,s,s, bo,anis,s, or biologists. yet such slight knorie dye
as, without dabblirg 10 science and hard words, does
away with the prejudices of complete ignorance may
msy 7E3t Literary Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of deed Of trust to the sub.
scribers. will be sold at Samuel Cats Tavern,
West End, on the 9Th day Of May. 1881, at public
auction, TO the highest bihder, for cash, so much Of
,a3sak That TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
tIf*e4S ctinnonly called MOUNT HYBLA, and 81
sEtk tusted in the County Of Fairfax and State Of
ss1ta1s. Virginia, MS isincluded in the following boun-
dar,es. 10 wil: Beginning at the root OF an old stump on
the west side ct the north branch Of Little Hunting
Creek, thence with a line of iismersley's land south
863. west 237 poles. 20 a white oak beginning Of
Brent's patent; then south IS, west 1913 poles, to . pin
OAK, about 20 poles from the Mount Vernon road; then
south g., east 1876 poles. TO q stone in the line dividing
this land from the tract formerly held by G. w. Mason;
then north %, east SO poles, to q corner OF the three
patents IT Bali, Aottershead, and Stafford; then south
S53. east 81 poles, to q white oak, second corner OF
Ball; then north 81. east 1852 poles. to q stone on the
north branch OF Little Hunting Greek; then up the
same, aud with the several meauders thereof to the
beginning. WILLIAM PEAKE,
DENNIS JOHNS TON,
may 4-ts Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
Trustees Sale.

T1ADER the authority Of a deed Of trust. executed
u on the 28th day of August, 1876. by John Lewis
and Frances F Lewis his wife, and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Prince William County Court, ' viii
sell, by public suction, at Brentsville, on
The 4h day of July nert, for ready money, a moiety OF
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County, being the same wherein
John Lewis now resides, which was convey ed by said
Lewis and wife to the subscriber, as Trustee, to secure
certain de BITS therein mentioned.
Such It'll asi is vested in the subscriber by the G.
of trust will be conveyed to the purchaser; it is'+
lievcd to be objectionable.
ROBERT BAILY,T Trustee
mav S-eofAthIy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
potntoss, Hay, Spars, etc.

NOR sale, the cargo Of schr. scpironia, Captain
E Rich, from Hanger. (Ne. }, consisting OF
800 bushels Mercer potatoes
so do white do
20 bundles pressed hay
IS cords hemlock bark
800 inches spruce spars
J. YEATON,
may 6-6t Rumney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
Govt and NheuMNtism Cured.
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON.
a E-..AL D.naunaf,on

II T1eVcH TtPuTufFVH'I
FEW bottles Of this celebrated remedy for tho.
cure of gou, aud rheumatism -the paroxysms OF
which it causes TO cease in a few hours, and Una, 'he
.Jm;n;s,,,f;,n of a few doses has relieved the bed rid.
den of several wears to the use ofti,eir limbs.
The Eau lie Medicinale is extracted SIMPLY from
plants, the medicinal properties (which were unknown
10 the ancients as we'll as to the moderns. This disco
very was made about forty years ago by SONS N,eho'
lac uusson: since that period. experience has constant.
jy proved IT'S efficacy and utility. The principal v,r-
tue of this water is TO purify the mass Of blood and to
ne carried directly to The par, affected, and will relieve
when known remedies are poweriess. Tone hado
an.A Am WM L.dhPHIER u Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
$40 View ard.
may 5~-eot4thJy

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber. on the night ofthe
III first OF May,
ESSEX X.
lie is about S feet 10 or II inches high, countensnce
heavy, but somewhat cheerful when spoken to, lame
in one leg. which causes him to limp a little. Essex 10
not very black. lie had on when he started q white
summer roundabout, but took other clothing with him.
lie is well known as a WAGNER on the road TO Ale1an.
drin, and will probably make for that place.
l will give 500 for him If secured in that place. and
$40 if taken up in this county or the adjoining one
I will also give $40 il Essex be taken up in any of the
counties in The Valley, as he may be making his way
to Maryland or Pennsylvania. IF taken in the first State
and secured SO that get him again, I will give $50,
and if in the latter, and secured SO that ! msy get him.
I will give $50. In all cases If delivered 10 me, ! will
pay, in addition to the reward all reasonable expenses:
J. MARSHALL, Jr.
Mount Blanc, Fsuquier County, Va.
may At
81 National Iutelligencer DIV, HagerstowR Torch
Light St. and Is fillmore American d2w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
Hnnr0ers.

AIRS. HODGKINSON continues to take Boarders
IVA on reasonable ter ms, at her very pleasant AMI
convenient Re sidence on st Asaph street, between
Prince and Duke streets Three or four can be &C.
Immediately
uf Miss 8 III would be glad to take into her
School a few more scholars. Terms ~ per quarter.
nm 4-17is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
Notice.
may 4-ts


SDER tho authority offs deed oftrust from Alfred
u 8. Lane to me, as Trustee for the benefit of Hum
phrey Peake, will be oft red for sale. on the premises.
at public auction, for cash, on The 28th day Of May.
1851, all the right, title aud interest Of said Alfred s.
Lane in The following described property. tand which
RICH and interest is the reversion upon the death ofbis
mother, Mrs. susannah Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereof. to wit:
One-third part of a SQUARE, and part Of
another SQUIRE. lying in Fairfax County. Virginia,
and on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the IL
mits of the Corporation Of Alexandra.
HOT on the west side Of Pit street, befween
King and Cameron streets, Adjoining the property Of
a. &. Cazenove and the heirs ofJohn Janney, on which
stands al old Uooden Building, containing two tene-
ments. AIsn,
II LOT' or GROUND situate al the corner
of Prince aGd Pitt streets, ON which there are five tene-
ments. C. Z. CHAPMAN,
arr Cts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET--MAY 6.

N
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAY g.
Foy and Meal-ln last weeks report we no.
.ed a tendency to decline in the price OF SUI
NINE Flour. aud on Saturday sales were made
Is so for Sus0uehanua, aud a lot OF select
s,nds AZ 6Sf, which was a decline on former
ri,ps. Init little was done on Monday and Tues
,y. but since thea there has been a good de-
and. and sales of about 1900 barrels have
,po made at 5 80 a 5 62l; some part OF these
oes were Susquehanna, but the greater part Sc
sed prime Fcur-a., small lot OF superior
Daob, ) -5-the sales oi .ke week amount to
kl.G6O bills. snperfne. a part of whlcs (about
800 barrels were taken to meet contracts pre-,
EnLy made. About ISca-c,asses - Flo sold
L. m Rbces do do, said NS-t S
and i, dull. Sales of UbfH ARaT / sSds.
! ~Cborations. The export of Flour to oreiSn
krs during the past month was 4l,56S bills. OF
Ech $50 bbis. were for Great Britain: and
nae the lst January. 9S,405 bbls. 7S,967 OF
Ehich have been shipped to Great Britain; up.
ards Of 1000 bols. have been exported coast
Ne during the past month, but the stock remain
, on hand is large. a considerable portion OF
kih is limited at higher prices than quoted.
Ora a-Supplies of Wheat have been liberal,
nl tales extensive, at 81 10 a | II for Susque-
anna, according to quality. considerable has
sn taken for export at / Il, and several par
Il, Oh the SchuylkiIl at l 10 a 10.
large supplies of Corn have been received and
ID on arrival at 81 a 60 for Lower Country
AtHe and Yellow, iand 90 a 90 cents for Penn
Ehania Round; to-day there was less inquiry,
ID purchases were made at about one cent per
rdel less than these prices. Sales ct Rye at
cts. and Oats at SIS r S7a cents.-Prce Ia.
-eSe
Tie Narkei. -Hoiders of Flour are quite tirm
Ial. and some of them ask a little higher, say
5j for fair brands Of Western. We hear OF
ales over 6 l2a. Ely's brand sold this morn
e at 6 21k. The contractors are almost ali
PPng, choosing to trust the chances OF For
"a markets. rather than the certain loss Ut our
~. Freehts are getting a little higher. The
at packets for London aud Liverpool. are full,
al hose subsequent. fast filling. A contract
Is been made to-day, for 1000 brls. by the Lon
% packet Of June LIST. at 5s5d. A contract
Is nale early this week for 5000 brls. West
-Four deliverable in June next, at 8. Prices
all sorts Of grain are maintained. A falr bu-
De-, continues in Cotton, but without any I'M
P'}nent in prices. One or two sales OF Coffee
We been made Of some Importance, but the ge-
"a state Of the market is not active. Exchange
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