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NJ THE TOOTH ACHE

This agOuizmg disorder is cured n its most
painful stages, by one OF the most simple as veil
AS powerful remedies known in modern prActice
rhe Cambridn I'ooth .iche Pills afford instam
relief, without inRletlne the shlest INJURY on the
t,c h They are applied ext naIl, to the paris
affected, with the greatest ease aud expedition,
aud gener.llN operate as soothing leuitiye 10 the
suffering patient. Price so cents a box
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
GEORGE T. RICE & CO.,
Opposite The Post Office,
"A RE now opening. fine assortment of
~ Gilt Frame Locking Glasses,
Bras Andir"ns. Shnvels aud longs,
Knives aud Folks Tea Waters,
Tea and Coffee Pots Coffee Mills.
Plated Brass and Iron CandiesIcks,
Plated Brass and Blncktin Lamps,
Plated Table Casters.
Plated and BIocktin Tea and Takle Spoons,
Fancy Bellows. Hearth Brushes,
Brass Kettles Sad Irons,
Tea Boilers. Clay and Iron Furnaces,
Coal Holds, &c. &c.
IT CONSTANTLY on HAND COMPLETE IN
ASSORTMENT OF
HARD WARE.
Bench and Moulding Tools,
Window Glass, Nails,
Hollow Ware, Oven Doors,
Emery Sheet Lead,
Lamp Oil, Glue,
PAINTS, OIL, and TURPENTlNE
Ali of which they will sell at wholesale or
retail, on the most favorable terms.
Worcester, Sept. -. CIV
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DUMFRIES'
Itch Ointment!

FHNllE extensive sale and established rep
m ntatinn Of D"mG1es' hch Ointment, en-
eoursges the Proprietor to recommend IL with
renewed cOnfdenc, to the public, as most IN
nocent as well as Powerful application for this an
noN ing disease. The most iuyettrate cases have
been CURED IN ONE HOUR hy this esteemed
Ointment 1t contains no .Hercury, Or other
noxous ingredient. Price 81 10 cents.
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REMOVAL.
BOYDEN & EENNO

EEAVE removed to the Store NJ. A. Paine 5
Z n New Buildings. four doors south of their
old stand, and directly opposite the Post Office,
and have received in addition 10 their former
stock. Gold and Silver WATCHES, Rich
JEWELRY. &c; Brutana Tea and Coffee
Pots; Tea Walters; Plated Casters; Candle.
sticks; Gilt and Mahogany Framed LOOK
ING GLASSES; Table CL|ietv Shears Scls
sors, Razors. Pen and Pocket Knives; Snuff
Boxes; Bead Bags. do. Purses; Pearl Slides,
Bracelets, Cologne Water. Fancy Boxes,-and
various other articles in their line.
N. B Particular attention paid TO REPAIR
ING MATCHES. &c.
Worcester. Aug % ep3weo3w
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NOU are hereby cited to appear If you
see fl at the Court nl Probate, TO ht mol, rn
at Bronkfeld, in said Count, on th, fourth Inns.
day IN October next at ten of the clock before
moon, To shn" cause why the Account of the Adj.
mi"straton OF said Estate should no, be allowed -.
and YOU viii be heard thereon
81 NATIPI PAINE B..L
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THE WORCESTER BOJI COHfTNl
GIVE notice to their customers and the
w public, that they have purchased of Nr
WARES BATcHFLLoR his line of Canal Boats.
aud that they have one new Boat now building.
making eight Boats in their lire.
fh,. Boats nl this Company fitted IN in
tine best order and pr"vInrd with masters Of ex
petience aud skill 10 navigate them. One or
more Boats win leave Providence aud Worces
ter Dsery day Sundays excepted
This Company have large aud convenient
Store Houses AT the CENTRAL BASIN, Wash
ington. Square, WnrceSttr, and at the C.AN.iL
B.iSI.N, in PrOrdeace, winch they offer for the
storing Of Gonds, free of rhorges and every
reasonable attention will be rendered their Gus.
toners.
NJ All Goods consigned 10 IRA POOR Of
Proridence, or BENZ PORTER, at the CEN.
rL BIsiH, in W0jccSter, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions If Starch q
Worcester. S. Probate Office Sept 3. 1882
10 he IHd,m, Cyedit0rS, and HriH # ASA
HAMILTON, h1te ot Wore, ster, in s4iI Co"Hip
dccel,sed aad IA III othcyS concerned in HE ESi,fe
III spjd dtceased, G"EEfING,
@TOU are hereby cited to.uppearGl yon
ii SEE ft) IT the Court ot Prnbatc to he hold.
~ al Worcester. IN said County. on the first
1ucsdaN IN October next, at ten of the clock
before noon. to shnw cause why Lie, nsr should
not be granted to the Administrator to sell aud
convey so mn h oi ssid decrnsed's Read Estate
rs viii raise the sum Of :, 10 81, for the payment
of d'bls aud charges; and you will be heard
th"rto
So NATti'L, PAINE, j. PROB.
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MENTIONS
Cetebrdted Jauadice Filters,

a VALUABLE article for curing Jonndice,
II Affections Of the Liver, aud Bilious Com.
plants. 1t cleauses the stomach, regulates dl
gestion and restores the appetite Price 20
cents per hnX
Hiso-Nr wroN's CATHARTIC PILLS
P,cr % cents per box
Gj.The above articles are for sale at join
GOES Store, on Main-street, where may be
had n,'lprnl assortment of
DRUGS. PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS. &c.
Worcester. Nav rs. popGn
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EISlI. &c.

1911, &C.
hAA LBS prime Dan Fish,
HUVBU 1000 lbs. Marbiehead Fish
1000 lbs Cod do.
1000 lbs Scale do
-ALsO-
Picked Salmon,
Picked CuG Fish,
g Mackerei,
Salt Pork,
Coarse and Fine Salt,
Cheese, Butter, Rye and Indian Meal,
Loaf and Lump Sugar,
Brown Sugar, White Havana Sugar,
Teas of the FIRST quality,
Old Java Coffee,
With an assortment of Goods usually found
IA W J. Goods and Grocery Store, which
will be sold low for Cash or Produce by the
subscriber, at his Store under the Town Hall
GARDINER PAINE,
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Worc' s@r. S.. Probate Ofice. A,g. u, 1882.
10 the Nttioss and Heh NJ luxAs BAnNss. late
Of hiald0ick IN sad roaDtv. drtaatd ana
to al ottsrs come nedin thr is ate of$oid de-
ced%d GREETING.
AyOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see fit atthe Court of Probate to b, Loiucn
al Brooki Id in said Count, on the fourth Iu,s-
da, IA October next, AT ten OF the clock b+tore
noon. to show cause " hN the Account of the Al.
m'ns'raton Of said Est.he should not be allowed:
and you will be heard th, rvnn
81 \\jII'I ;\JNE ma
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VALUABLE
I'll ESTATE for Sale.

"a FkNiiE undersigned, having dis
- Il pnsed Of all the detached
iHihSa parts ofthe CHANDLER FARM,
inEs2 so called, now offer for sale the
body Of that Estate, consisting Of
t,oo hundred and forty acres, lying together,
near the South end of Main street in Norces
Ter.
The whole of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East BY the County Road
leading to Springfield and Northampton, being
a distance of 260 rods on said Road North. by
the County Road leading to Leicester and
Paxton, and South on Town Road II has n
spacious and convenient Dwelling Hnuse. two
Barns, an Ice House. and other Out BUILDINGS
all in good repair. 1t consists Of Moving. Til.
lage, Pasiurng. and Wood Land in suitable pro
portions, and conveniently divided The North
ern part is within 40 rods of the South MEETING
House, and the most remote point is within oae
mile of the South end of Main street. In no
part of the town. is there probably 50 much
Land together of so good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms, so favor.
able as this. There is sufficient for two or
three Farms, and ii will be sold in parts, or all
togo Their as shall best accommodate purchasers
A long credit will be given, if requested, for
the whole oiihe purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish to become inhebit ant
of this thriving town, furnishing a ready cash
marke; for their productions, and good Schools
for their children, and also to gentlemen who
are fond ot Agricultural pursuits, aud desire to
be so situated as To participate in the social en-.
loyments. and literary advantages. which this
village affords, an opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location, which rarely occurs in
place like this, Application NAV be made to
either of the subscribers.
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M"reesl,r. s. Pr"bal, Office. Aug. /. 1889.
10 me Uido~ amt Hsirs oCJAMIs SrrRTty4yr
Lde Of Hudwick, in Son Coanta, dsrg,s.d and
touli others concerned i" the Est0s Of Sod dp.a,ed
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
z see 6t) AT the Court of Probate to be holden
at Wore ster, IN SAID County. on the first Tues
day IN October next. al ten of the clock be fore
noon, to show canse why license should not b..
granted Ia sell and convey so much of the Real
Estate Of said deceased, as will raise the sum of
. 26O for the payment of de hts and charges; and
on viii be heard thereon
S5a NAJu'r PAINE Dbl
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Worcester, S. Probate Office. Sept d, 1882
Totfe Hidozc, Creditors dud Heirs Of WILLARD
RoSEnnnoK, late IF Sturhridge, in said Conptp.
d'ceosHd, md IA MI others conceraed in he Estde
~ S"lH d'"f'Ssd, GnEETING.
R1OU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
Is see nj at tho Court OF Probate To hr holden
at brnokheld.in said Comfy, o. she fourth Tues
nay IN October next, at nine Of the tlock h fore
noon, 10 show omse way the Nccounls of the
Nom,nl>lraton of said Estate, should not be al
I"~cd and you will hr heard thereon
TS7 NATIi,, pAINE = D.oL
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WZOU are hereby cited TO amman M no

WOU are hereby cited to appear Cif you
u see til al The Court OF prohnlt toi.e h, iden
It worcester. III sand tnunty. on the first Tues
DAY ~ oeoorr next al ten OF the clock. before
aeon, To show cauSt wh' lIccuse should OF be
grant q to the administrator 10 SCI and convey
50 much of the Rra' Estate Of sad deceased. as
vii rasr the sum of 50 i,5l forthe paynr Mt Of
debts and charges; AVID Gu viii be heard thereon.
81 NtIii'L. PAINE. J pto6.
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JosFPH BoSAPAKTE, TURNED FISH MossFR
II is stated under date of Rome, July 4, that
the Pope, Gregory XVI, had concluded con
venlion, On the Both June, with an American
company, for the exclusive sale Of salt fish in
the Roman States. Joseph Bonaparte liking
OF Spain is at the head of this company. II
pays to the apostolic chamber annually for the
privilege $4,000 crowns, for ~ wears; it be-
sides pays down the further sum of 800 .OOe
crowns. This last sum has been paid by Mad
anne Letitla Bonaparte for her son. 1t was be-
heved that the contract contained certain Sc
cret political objects, and the English Minister
near the Holy See had exerted himself strong
~, but Intellectually, to prevent the convention
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NATH'L PAINE. J Prob.

Worcester, SIS Probate Of'ce Sept. = 1882
To me Heirs IT Martha SEVER iate oi estmn
ser IN sud Yntg. decetSed and 10 al others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased.
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HENRY B. ADAMS.
ROAD-N MAKERS

EA/ ILL please to notice. that the Commit
w tee appointed BY the town Of Bronkfield.
10 put out The making Of the several pieces of
new Road, lately established bv the County
Commissioners IN the West Parish, in said
town, commencing near the house of Syanus
Thomas, innh"lder, and terminating near the
Jennison house so called. making in the whole
distance of nearly two miles, will contract BY
auction Tor making the same IN sections or for
the Whole tolether, at the house Of Amos Pricb.
ard. InnhoIder, in said town. on THuRspAY, Nh,
Goth inst at en- o'c'nck. in the fore noon. ANY
person wishing to view said routes pre,inns IT,
he time appointed tor letting uut the same
may call on SILVANUS THOMAS. at the
west end Of said route, OF on JESSE BLISS
Esq.
SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
Brookfed Sept II 0w
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Worcester IS Probate GtiC, SEPT s.i>S,.
To tbe hid ~ nd Heirs NJ Partly SrtytNS.
IRE # Charlton. in sajd Contg, d,ceaSed. and 10
eli others concrrHed IN tie ESote IF sod decreased,
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SORE
AND IIyELAMED EYES!

FHHl1E studious, the weakly, and others,
n who are troubled with soreness or inflam-
nation of that delicate organ, will be- able to OBJ
tain a most pleasant and invaluable application, in
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YANKEES Up TO THE CASADGAYs. We were
OF late much amused by the following anecdo;e
A Yankee, having disposition to become rich.
as most Yankees have, but being in too great
haste to do II honestly, made an excursion ,'o'er
Inc border, alter certain semGlancs of bank
notes, vulgarly yclepe6 snags He called
upon The vendors Of this light sort of ware for
supply, and made his seie Ction al the amid ,,o
qao Of $40 per hundred lie handed over H.
equteoleHt in u S. bills and was Off leav;no
the Canadians TO make the discovery ,b., r,
diamond is quite 50 keen as the true Yankaa
for they had been paid for heir snags in corS
TERTEIT MONEY ~. n. Spectator.
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DUMFRIES'
~ I've w alter!

This well established Hash for the Eye is
perfect, innocent and gives immediate r,l /,
even N very g;ra,ated cases OF soreness aud in
llammaton. pilce IS cenls,
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NOilCE is hereby given, that the sub
VI scrhtr hrs been Guly appointed Executor
OF the last Wa and e'iamenl of ELIJAH
GOULD, late O. Ph'llipston, in the County of
Worcester, deceased. a'd has taken upon himself
that trust Il! giving bonds As the law directs
Nj persans indehIed to SAID Estate IRE hereby
called upGu To make immediate payment; and
all those 10 whom said Estate is indebted are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
mtnt I'iJNY r. GOrTID
Phiiips'on, Sept. i. lS2 81
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Oxford Sept /. 1882. 81

Woreestcr. IS, Prohate Office Sept. s, 1889.
10 The Hido7c. C'edtorS, and H,irs Of JAREz
FMRhA>K, Int of Gardner, in sojd Conni1. de.
ceo~d, "ad 10 all Others concerned in me Esf0ie of
s6d dtsgS.d. GRrfTI>c
AOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a see iD Al the Court 0i Proh;ut 10 be hnilen
~ iempitt"h' ~ said County, unthe Sd Tuesday
IN October next, at one Of The clock. altt rnann.
to how cause VIII, the Account of the FIX. cutor
ol sad deceased W IL should not be allowed
arL YOU viii be heard thereon.
81 MATTE l.. PAINE J. u nh
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EXTRAORDINARY MADEEsS There is Al ,ro.
ent man who believes himself dead ever sinco |
the battle Of Austerlitz, where he received 60
Gus wound. His delirium consists in ,bs, bo -.
no longer recognise his own body; if no IL 49,
how he is, he says, you ask how Pere TamIs,,is
but he is dead he was killed at the battle NJ A 70
iltz what you now see is not him. but ,naoLr
made in his likeness, and which has heon , 'ne
badly made This man has frequently GlIao ~!
state Of immobtv and insensb1itv NH nv i"."
for several days, Neither sinaplsms nor Jis,as
ever cause the slightest pain. The skio bss t
frequently pnched and pierced with n,ns a,, Zen
his being aware Of il. Does not this man F
remarkable example Of dellrium manifesto I'D.
enced by want of sensbiity in the skin ana NV,
Of well-marked modification of visceral sens,h,''
London Medical and Surgical Journni
In the window Of BARRIERS shop in Goodman.
Fields, is exhibited a professional Announcement,
in writing. which, for its pnetieal excellence. ",
give in its genuine form and purity:
]. lsAACs,
these way tiles ucks
shaves for penny.
Never cuts any;
beeds
Pulls teeth--and CUPS
Below feeds
And trains and breeds
Young bulldogs, and all other SORTS Of genns,,on.
pups.-And
blacks shoes
For Christisns--bceidcs Jews
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y on are hereby cited to appear If You
z So, Gt. al the Court al Probst, tt he hnld.
n at Temp'et"n, IN said County, o" the third
TUESDAY il Ortohcr next. at t. ot the click
b. fore noon tn show cause Wh, the Instrument
which purroIs o b. the last " III aud cuamont
Salt decreased stoull nGt be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
57* NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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" orccs,er IS prohat, Ctfct. Mwl- 1882
10 the Heirs # joanna DAVIS, i0tc Of ROYALS
ton, in sad CoHDty dece0Sed, ana 10 I'll oilers
coHce,7ea in me Estate of Satd @cco$ed,
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Worcester. So. Probate Once. sept 4, 1882.
IN He u idoV ant H'j~ n NArhANlhL joYrs,
ute NJ Barre, in Said CO mtg. deceosed, aHd To
al otiacrycoore,aed inhje EstGe ~ said dremed,
CREATING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear lif you
"a see hD at the Court Of Probate TO be holden
ut fcnpeton, in said County, on the ,hiid tues.
day III Oetoner next, at ten Of the clock, bti,i =
noon, To show cause wh, the Instrument which
purports to he the last Win snd Testament Of
sad deceaser should not be spjioy d. aid you
VIII be heard lhegtuu
81 NATIl'L. PAINE. J. Prof..
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ri Office is hereby given, that we the sub
"a seribers, having been appointed by the
lion. Nath !. Paine, to receive and exam
me the claims Of creditors 10 the Estate of
ELIZABETH JOHNSON, late OF rhlii!ston,
deceased, represented nsolvent do hereby give
notice, that six months from The l7th day of
May last are alb wed To said creditors TO bring
IN and prove their claims and that we shall
attend that service at the house of Nathaniel
HOLLAND, in Barre, on Thursday, the 18th day
of November next, from one ill five of the
clock r NJ
NATH'L. HOLLAND.
ARTEMAs HAPGOOD, c0mTs'
Barre. Sept 3 I~32 +:37
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Worcester. Nav 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
d | E D.,

On the 18th inst, MARGARET ELIZA ETH
HucHEs, daughter of Edward Hughes, of this
town, aged five months. The funeral will move
from his residence on Prince street, at 10 o'clock,
A. Nj.
Last evening, at the residence ofJohn Roberts,
Esq. JULIA MATILDA, infant daughter Of Mr..
JOHN SEARS.
Suddenly, on Monday night, 18th instant, at
the residence Of Mr.. George rerrill, Mr.. JOSEPH
TERRILL, Of Caroline, in the 55th year of his
age. Mr.. I. attended Court ON Monday, ap-
parently in good health; after retiring to rest he
was heard to groan, which proved to be his last
In the death of Mr.. Terrill, the Society of
Friends have lost valuable member; his famiIy
and friends and the neishborhood in which he re-
sided, have met with an irreparable loss. 1t is
hoped what IS their loss is his great gain.
fredericksburg Herald.
We regret to state, that JEREMIAH L. LAND,
Esq the Delegate from Princes Anne Co. in the
Virginia Legislature. died at Richmond on Tues
dav morning last, after severe ltlness. His re-
mains were brought to this place in the Steam
Boat Columbia, on Wednesday night, and con-
yeyed to the residence of his father, Mr.. Peter
Land, in Princes Anne, yesterday morning.
Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

lara uniniured The ice continued to move tor
.hont two hours, and apparently IN one solid
~. seypra, miles in extent. During this inter-
u" I most distressing scene was witnessed at the
'A" ;gbt.housp, situate mile and a halt above
uP'T ,odinp. This was stone building, 30 feet
ue :, and two stories high, with mole sur
AZ IrI il four feet IN height. The water had ris-
fOaa ,he ron of the mole before the ice began to
en- Which rendered the situation OF the inmates
now ,I,rnius. Soon the immense held Ut ice
w., ,,s seen to swing from its moorings, and
aO0'e Jown with irresistible force, struck the
PENTHOUSE, which IN moment was n'aae d heaP
Of ruins. .hor b,s !; annears.
.lo.ad the river. The paper already ment'oheu'
,of date 18Th observes: " Inc hauson - an
ID in lev fetters, the severe colo OF lue'uay
oab, and last night having united the large mass
..of aosring ice with firm cement anu may oe
.,os.sL with safety on foot. The scene as LAT
80 svo can reach, above and below stuyvesant
I,nS;ny presents dreary spectacle. along
h",n shore. NAV be seen immense masses OF phe
1a ~ the elevation of some htteen or TWEEN
- The vharves are covered to consider
L.;,ht with large fragments, MANY OF them
aOe w. 49, foot thi,k which can only be removed
Ss" w. lido or rendered liquid by the sun. I'm
', Wv ',ar,;,,e, Of lumber may be seen scatter-
~ h,som Of the river, which have oeen
" ~ rro,n the wards at different places between
nd;ny and ALBANY Yesterday numbers
If rsrsons we're engaged IN coHecu"S '"ese
','..aLs ,nd conveying them 10 either shore' our
;..Lhors AZ The river have been IN immhneht
- wb;cb il is feared is not yet wholly re-
moved, should the river become clear by means
Of another lreshe', and the ice be carried over
the docks. i, is apprehended that there VII, De a
considerable destruction of property. lhose
,copainr-d with the localities OF stuyvesant
landing can form an adequate idea OF the height
Of the water on Tuesday, where we state II was
zen inches deep in the counting room OF Msss,s'
Peck & Butler and the dry goods store o, OF VT,
S. Peters. The water commenced falling On
Tuesday evening, and still continues 10 soos,de.
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From Rio Jansiro.-By the Post Captain we
have received several files of papers aud price
currents from our correspondents at Rio. We
have also TO return our thanks to Captain Walk
er tor files to the latest dates.
Exchange on London on the evening of Janua-
ry 9th was at 90. 60 d; on Pernambuco 2Oa50
per ct; gold, in bars, 80; Spanish dollars 2sN-
QUO. dollars. li7l0; copper so.
There is nothing new in tie Diario Of the s0th
uJanuary, and every thing appears to remain
quiet There are thirty newspapers published
IN Rio' The convoy from Campos arrived on the
I'D, consisting Of more than thirty vessels.
Prices Currea at Rio, Jan. 2Sth-Am salt
beet $4,000 $4,000 per bl. Do. pork, GLASS
700, Am. flour, lst quality. $4,000 per bl.uew.
d. 10000. Sperm candles. 600 per w.
n. r. DAILY Adp.
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The Wsathsr.-Another rspiu ..snsit! On Sa.
turday, 18th, at daylight, the atmosp..re was
mild and cloudy, the Thermometer standing at
44o. About seven A. NJ. some rain fell, when
a severe gale from that point to west, until Sun
day evening! On Sunday at daylight. the Their
mometer was at ls0, making difference Of TWEEN
day the Thermometer ranged from go to SO,
up to Meridian. Two such Indictment days as
Saturday and Sunday. are rare to be met with at
this season Of the year. M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
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Flour and Meal. About 5000 barrels Super
fine Flour have been taken for export since last
weeks report at IS, the principal sales being
made on Saturday and Monday, and include two
or three sales of eOO barrels Rye Flour at l2a.
About IS bbs. Corn Meal sold at IL so, and a
small lot in barrels at 2 37s.
Grain.-Ooe or two cargoes Southern Wheat
sold at 81 100 cents afloat. In the early part
of the week sales of Lower County Corn were
made at 40 AZ cents for White, and AZ A
cents for We low; since then but little has been
received, and thes prices have been supported;
a boat load Of PENNSYLVANIA Round sold to-day at
45i cts. Southern Oats steady at 80 cents, and
Pennsylvania from wagons at As cents.