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SALES.
TRUSTEES, SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
ON The 9Th of November next, the subscribers
~ will, under the authority of Decree of the
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, sell at
public auction, before the front door fthe Coun-
Gil Chamber. to the highest bidder, for cash.
r.. The HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
MI situate at the upper end Of Washington
street, opposite the dwelling house formerly &C.
cupied by E. I. Lee, Esq. and being the same
which was occupied as residence by Mrs. Ma
ry Fendall. Sale to be made at IL O'Clock, M.
r. |. TAYLOR,
oct 25-t6thNov T. +. MASON.
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WHEAT AND GROUND PLASTER.
VVHE highest market price will be given for
l. good " HEAT, at Accotink Mills, eight
miles from Alexandria,; also at the Cameron
Mill near Alexandria; where GROUND PLAS.
TER may be had, at six dollars per ton.
JONATHAN JANNEY.
Alexandria, 10th mo 30--eo6t
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,,a aaeedots Of Lord Orford.-Among his expert
S'ens OF fancy was a determination to drive
"Sf red deer stsgs in phston, instead Of hor-
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CASH FOR 400 NEGROES,
INCLUDING both sexes, from IL to IS yeals
i of age. Persons having likely Servants
dispose of, will find it to be their interest togv
us call, as we will give higher prices in cas-
than any other purchaser who IS now, or RIA
hereafter, come into this market.
oct Is FRANKLIN e. ARMFIEL9
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SITUA~iO" wk-+- IL
A S Wet Nurse, or any G;her s.:iz'.ra J. .
n private family or bonr,.Ins .-.-a e.ar.
the advertiser will be- Of use; -.
House Servant, &C. A line adGree
the Post Office, to A. L., will be pro
TENDED TO- oetY7-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

this county plainly and distinctly to understand what his
views and Intentions This is the honest manly aud
straightforward coUrsesD example OF which, viii be
iound IN the same paper which contains the
non have commented upon. Doctor Cooke, member
oil the virginia Senate. after frank and fun xposion Of
MS opinions as TO the passing politics OF the day tells his
constituents "that should majority Of the people OF his
district MITIGATE sn any sotisaeio,y mode sohaferer
me voc they may wish him to give, he wi as ia duty
0ound, most cheefIuly conform declared wishes
The will OF the majority (,,ys he a. and ever shall
be TO me, the law Of my conduci'
Let our delegate elect Initiate this honor.
able conrse-Lst him show his hand. Il behoov es him TO
act WI promP,nsss-io II the people are much longer
perPexed by these "ambgucus givny from thid
pesoe ,hey may be induced to change the puport of
iher instrueions-sBd try, il they "nstrct him
out OF 's sea', who will NOT he instructed in i This sp
peal he may likewise disregard. and hold his temporary
seat, IN dehsDce OF The III aud against the wishes his
constituents. Dun. aher his Toll recognition, both of The
hgh anu me obligation during the canvass, would be
gross political fraud to continue in his place under such
circumstances IL woald not be bed OF roses, whilst he
reened upon II; and his alter lie would be 20
private sauon- TO ginning scorn, aud infamy prey"
AHll-MODERN WHIGGlSM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
COMMUNICATION

CUNLVU.VIC9 TED.
Previous no'ee having been given, The friends OF the
present Administration in the county Louisa met al
ueir Courthouse Monday SA inst il heiug Court ,sv
Capt. Garland Anderson as called 10 the Chair and Rev
VIM CraN ford acted Secretary The object OF the
ing was briefly stated by The Secretary. The following
members were appointed Delegates from the county Of
Louisa to meet In Convention Delegates from the other
counties composing this Congressional District, in tile
own OF charlottesville OIL the hrst Monday in November
next 10 select suitable candidate for the District Al the
ensuing Congressional election: Captain John Graves
Hugh Goodwin, ir Esq, Dr. William Poinde x,er N ahan
lei Mills, E-q, DIR. Archibald Anderson Richmond Ter
rel Esq DR.. Tculain Meriweather Rev VIM Crau ford.
Dr Wm' Gillespie Capt. Garland Anderson, William W.
beshies. Esq and William ID. Mansfield, Esq
Ordered, That the Chairman aud Secretary .jgn the
above proceedings and transmit them TO the Editors of
The Richmond Enquirer and Charlottesville Advocate for
publication. GARLAND ANDERSON, Chairman.
WILLIAM CRAwFoRp. Secrefaru
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.anofher Proof m ,bc Ts.,,.I

The Martinsburg Gazette enrols among the Deset,er.
from the Jackson DR.. c. Cooke of the Senate NJ
virgnia-who last winter Gays the Gazee) "made var
Gus eHors 10 modify The censure expressed by the yirr
MA hrsoiuons, con'ending that "he reinov of the de-
pors was an abuse and not assumption Of power by
The PRESIDENT aud that Virgin4 ought 10 reproye him a.
one iend could reprove another not enounce him
as an enemy declaring himself seat that time still friend
oil Tue General although he disapproved many of his
-ahd 'h"t he should continue TO adhere TO him because
ne saw no hope OF better Administration from any ober
qusrer since that period. Dr. c. has seen cause to
woke his praise Is certainly decidedly oppose
10 'hem Inc Gazette adds, that the Doctor is entirely
opposed 10 The Bank "bui i! is OF little
present insane Administration put down the uecessi,
81 Ndfionat Bank tcW insure its esfa6lishp,eui' Tbis
IL me cue 10 The Bank part Of the Opposition We will
get DE- e. and those who think with him with the Nul.
heIs aud those who think with ihem assist us in null
"g Gown me Admlnisratiousnd then we will ag ain mn,
up the Bank Let the Doctor take the hint for a. much
as u Is worth Such is doubt their panand inv are
looking 10 its accomplishment with confident hopes Of
cess hen, we shall be told Of deUeopeenfs enough
and OF alternatives, 10 justify it's restoration and 10 demon
sr".e lis necessity viii tie People quietly acquesce in
such scheme "
ANoTHER-"e understand from gentleman Of re-
specsbity, that al the late Election in many of The coun
nes OF Kentucky, IL turned upon Bank or no Bank Aud
yet we are to lie amused with the story that there il mo
longer auy such question. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
TO 7ue EDITORS or TIE rNouyere

- I1EAINGTON, va, I2ih Sept, 1881.
suhNrbbMEN; enclose to you for publication, copy
~ instructions TO our Representatives from this county
me Democratic Republicans here siier themselves thu
y are large majority; but they have been dormant
since the last Presidential election and in fact yood
uea so TOE several years previous; they arousng
themseves and are determined il possible, to be mis-.
represented IN future Very respectfully, Sc
copy Of Instructions.
we the Undersigned Voters Of the county Of Rock.
""se' approving oil the course Of tho Administration in
most OF us measures, and highly Disappearing OF the
course pursued by our Senators in the late session OF Con
gess do hereby Instruct Delegates in the mex, Gene
TAI h'semoy IN the election OF Senator OF the u States
TO vote against Benz w Leigh 10 use their hes, exerons
70 prevent hts election, and 10 vote Tor William c. Rves
or some other suitable person friendly TO The AJninist
on opposed TO The u States Bank and The restoration
oil the Deposiies."
+. s. II is intended TO have District Conven ion 10
meet rihe0ste, Tor The purpose OF nominating SOME suit
sne person who will truly represent this district in the
9Th Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

say That, asa good citizen and patriot, he ought 10 do it,
Dut what has your question TO do with the conduct Mr.
fancy. Does not the Bank charter authorize and en-
the Bsns' IL he deemed 1t expedient TO remove them
must he not select some other place Deposit And the
Bank had Dagrany violated its charter press
ed the People and the local banks such
removal was not the Secreary's duty the officer of
we Feop AMI as yirtuous citizen, to exert all the pow
er anu iniuence OF his Office relieve, aid support
mem against such wsntcn and malignant oppresscns
such are the presaricstoRs and sophy OF Opposition
= You arc Welcome TO hc Of them-Thc people ara
not 10 be deceived by such ariiccs
me Doeef and his ielpw couniymcn vain enough
20 ink Tor themselves sir and hrm enough too, de-
clare hsis sentiments about public men and public mes
suresbn they hare no, quite reached the acme of vanity
anu presumption which 10 prevail in the
they ENJOY all The pleasure which from the con-
temptation OF their worthy selves but they have yet
learned TO obtrude their advice upon Others grauitousy
anu nnsoeied-snd without acknowledging the authori-
~ oil their meek and humble pareo, they WILL
less, endeavoT TO profit by his lecture vanity.
W. II. W.
49, D.
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In Chor'eston, The Union Party lately rallied At the
E'eeuon ior inendant but were beaten by their oppo
nene-sincc their defeat, they making snober ri.
and have called "te iends Of the Union and sa,e Roi
and al persons opposed to the Test Oath 10 meet on he
IL SaroHnoh, tho Union Party have carried fsir ,t,
ioF ne City Council, by more ihou $50 msjofify
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
HANOVER COIRT.HoIjsE PAcrs

According 10 expecta ion, MIR. Johnson's Trle Jes.
sup, &c Mr. GarisoU's Orange Boy, Ohio, &c.--Mr.
kendslis Prince George, Mary Randolph &c-Mr.
Henry a. Tayoe's, and Mr.. r. Dsvis's stables have al
sured- and Mi. Doswelfs Capt Wilamson's, Mr..
Beicber's, end obers, expected 10 morrow.
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smilhheld, Sept. 10, 1884

W The author OF "A Cizen,' who addresses certain
enquiries to Mr. :. H. Parker OF the Senate will be pleas.
ed to communicate his name to ourselves that gen.
reman Al Pur RoYpI. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

Miss Daridson'S PocmsIt gives o.. pls,s,,s n ,,,,o
thst Mr. Csry Bookseller, IN lhe city Of ~ YorE las
hesy and generously given up 10 the Family the Coyy
tgnf OF these beautiful P0smsWe have reasons 10 be-
heve, That the Dext and enlsged Edition will come ga,
oooef Use su'Piees Of one Of the most distinguished era
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

REcEIrr for n'oking flaming Patriot.
Let vain man seek ofce-snd in order to curry IA
YOUR with the Administration, 20 along with all its projects
Let some more fortunate and better qualified
obtain the office Then let the disappointed Politician turn
against the Same upon some meas
ure Dr. other as the ground Of
'he Administration with all his violence. The Opposition
wutake him to their srDsmake much their TIE recruit
give him dnners--aod cry him up glorious Patriot
vi could make hundred such Patriots (ssid the Eng,
orator. ia night Mushrooms would spring up, II.
Ter ram faster than Patriots could be generated by such
prescription.
Our accounts from Virginia the most cheering de-
scfpnon. No'omsy has carried her Instructions
weihave no q"esonha they will likewise prev In seve-
RAJ o'her counties We shall probably have a Senator
elected who will 20 against the Resora zion OF The Depo.
ses and against recbArier Of the Bank without
10 "developemens" or alternatives"
we understand, that on Thursday night severe Eros,
Ieh Lewisbufg the effects OF which extended TO Sann
'on and perapsto the mouth OF the Kanswha-In many
Places the fodder much scoched up almost turned
black ~ N
We learn that much Of the tobacco on the south side Of
the James River has been unable TO recover since the
fn The weather is cool to permit il TO grow 10
advantage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

NOBN d. MUNFORD, Attorney al Lao, Offers N.
o. professional services 10 bis fieuds AID the public
fits Office j. II bis residence Of and 5ih streets
September o 8e-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

- . - (hrom The Richmond Uhig.J
40 Mr. RNes sentiments
March, We particularly ca the attention Of
Eusr that that speech has passed without
sny quarter snulSr because that gentleman hahaenged
htnnco vi tho pubic opinion exercised by Mr. Jefferson
eau-o the sentiments inirinsica the
dnnseou and the most heietical
ubids st
examinations Of that speech
NO hope ,omo competent hnad will
he wing Editor has 10 idea publishing this luminous
and truly Republican speech dare kim TO it, Whenh o
reads II, lie viii find Iat its publication would be to put
his own, and his espondens the grudslope in
the presence OF hrs abused and deladed readers They
would see that Chamberlain ia convicted Of The IA
grant injustice Ia tie gsrbled and perverted quotations
has maze rom that speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16
Black Heath, sib Sept 1884

presented 10 Mr. Thos. Richie, The oririn,I tsue
WIN s enclosures, Of which this is true copy which
MI hHchie received FROM WM III. KENYON
Richmond, Sept sih 1894
as H.. ~ thought himself under no obligation TO
cai on Mr.. A. for reparation, and his letter of sun
day not being of that character, he did not employ
gentleman to bear il to Mr. A. IL was better done
himself - - ~
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THE CuOLENA

~ York--The Board Of Health report 30 deaths /,
~ hours 10 the lO, aud 10 the 18Th nom only Is
Savannah Il case Of Cholera Moud.y The s,b n
mas apPeartd on the plantations the Savannah ri,
he 'os' number Of s1ouni 10 So out Of which IS
have died " 'N" &c
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Dr. Many original end solicited Articles ste pos,o,a loo A. 90.
Igief Nf Wnth 10 tho Dictionary Ffsto mako ,,so n,
% oesgondonec, whch ths Anniversary dinner "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-16

O.. =, RfcuMoND, Sept 6, 1891
SIR our letter under da,e Of yeserd.y, in reply 10
nine Of the preceding day has lust been delivered In
me passage quoted in my letter, fiom the ENQUIRER of lie
ion on August, your statement u.s. that "Mr Archer did
seek the mission 10 London, that he uas cup
port Tic Force Bill, that he became sotfcd with one or
,"o persons, who did not press his appointment IS lac
hoPed and expected and finally, that When nc found HIM
sen thrown out by fortunate rival he became sour
en- WIN The Adminis alton and threw himself into the
arms OF its opponents" No language can be more oxpl
~. an mis' charge Of the erossest kind is conveyed
wv we utmost distiDciness. asked you, what re
OF oihersl 49, '' " '
your answer on tho first point Of the enquiry f explicit
W7t Won ',know nothing of my wishing OF scskpg the
mission TO lsondon Of your know ledge" The charge
- foundation Is concerned is therefore dsclaim
60 HaPpears equally unsupported by any information
touoded IN the knowledge Of others Tho grounds Won
assign 10 sustain ~ arethat for somn time past YOU had
sn'eTaned no doubt OF itibat YOU have seen il enfon
co. ~ y0u believe, IN the public prints and have not
y cohfsdiced-at you have heard as from gentlemen
"ho nave returned from Washington that the selseton
"ou'u be made from Mr.. Stevenson or MYSELF that we
oo DESTROYS to 90, and that friends ere press
nK vs. "ith our You add the sccont Of
eo' you have received from Washington since The pro
o. the charge, 10 shcw what had been the impress
eon there's and that you had heard sncb thing in ,oo,,
e you no room Tor doubt from al least gentlemen
whom you decline 10 name, and that YOU found saed In
voc Globe. The most material and inufous nor;on of Tho
lmPutaon 'the circumstances Of nv being soured and
hfowing myself into tie Of the Opposition' YOU
these and other premises" '' v
Snch are The groundssurnisesre in the v,onest
oF'n..iinpro s,ons-iDicfeaces---o which You bsve
useougns yourself liberty, TO make in 4 newspaper
o' "lue cTcuiaion not surnigereport -inpres.soo
or 'nlefence, bot IN unquslihsd end positive terms
gross assault on the political and persona repuatoo If
s"o'eef Comment on such conduct Is unnecessary wifi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-11-18

c.vc,xy.T, ELEcrIoN.-A special election was
,.,I IN Cincinnati on the 9Th inst, to elect re-
D.ossntatiye TO the present Congress, in the
lace of Mr.. r. T. Lyle, resigned. The Wings
Considering Mr.. Lytle's mere catch,
.s6,sed to run a candidate against him, on par
=, grounds. Mr. J. w. Mason, however, on
tis own hook" took the field, and has come
rarv near defeating this "gifted," as Mr.. Lyle
:. Ironically termed. Mr.. Lytle must feel cheap
a,oueb The Cincinnati Gazette says
IN the city. J. w. Mason obtained major
-, Of 1000 votes. From the townships we
I'VE only partial and incomplete returns
Tbs law allows the Judges six days to bring in
,hasreturns. When We made up our paper the
"s,nrns from Symmes, Colerain and Delhi
Townsbips were not received. Consequently, no
avact account could be made. The majority
the. way is too small to form just conclusion
annearances give Mr.LytIe majority of 10 90
Or thing is certain, if Mr. Lyle succeeds, it is
bv a hare majority, and by much less vote
Kan he received in October. 1t would seem,
mon the principle Of his late resignation, that
Ss must again resign. He cannot upon that
nrincpIe be considered the legitimate Repre-
spsntstye of the district until he obtains higher
number of votes than was given to Mr.. Storer.
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S25 SAVED.

4 N advertisement appeared in the Alexandria
N Gazette Of this morning, signed "William
Easby," offering reward OF SIS for the delive-
ry of batteau 'taken from her moorngs by a
lad belonging to Alexandria named McClean;'
and further reward Of $40 son the conviction
ofthe thief."-Ths is therefore to inform "Wil-
liam Easily" that the said "Batteau" and the
clad belonging to Alexandria named MCLEAN,
may be found, on application to the subscriber,
in Alexandria.
JOSEPH MCLEAN.
ISThs course is the more particularly re-
commended to Mr. Easily, as it will save the S25
offered as reward for the recovery of the bat
teaun and the conviction ofthe thiel'-( a mat
ter of some Importance in these hard tmes)-
and satisfy him the "Batteau" was not stolen,
and that the clad belonging to Alexandria" is
no 'thef." }. Mel.
nov lS-eo3t*
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JOSEPH MCLEAN.
A CARD.
NUER p. AUSTIN

"AVING taken out license for the town OF
Il IL Winchester, as auctioneer, and fitted up
the large and commodous house on the corner
ofCork and Loudoun streets, formerly occupied
by Messrs. w. NJ. Sperry & Co, respectfully in
forms the public generally that he is now ready
to receive GOODS and MERCHANDISE of all
descriptions at his Commission and Auction
Rooms either for Sale, Storage or Forparding;
and assures those who may favor him. that his
oest endeavors and unremitted attention shall
never tire in their behalf while all favors shall
be thankfully received and punctually attended
to. Winchester, Nov lS-law3m
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MARRIED,

,0 va Thursday evening, the 18th inst, in Mont
SLmery County, Nd, by the Rev MIR. Lumsden,
NJ NJ, JOIN A. BMGHTwELL, Of Washington City. to
" %'s MARY, daughter of Col. WASHINGTON OWEN,
V'me former place.
Ra an Baltimore, on Thursday Nov. Is, by the
;o 49, MI Henshaw. Mr.. SAMUEL BACON, Of Wash
,ss on City, to Miss FRANCES OLIVIA MORGAN OF
MO former place.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. Is.

NEW 1Ot(N MAIN NOV.
Ashes are without change; 1000 bags new
Brazil Coffee just landed have been sold at II
al2t cts. 10. The sales of Cotton for the week
amount 10 $500 bales with an Improvement in
price of CT. h. on some lots; the last sales OF
Orleans have been at 10 a 10 cts. and one lot
choice at 20 cts and Upland at l5b a IS cts. the
stock is small and the demand yet good; 100
tons Laguyra logwood have been sold afioat at
1875. Flaxseed has opened at Sl4 per &C. of
bushels for rough, and Sl4, 80 for clean, with
sales OF several hundred tierces at these prices.
MaCkerel are more abundant and less in de-
mand The sales of raslnS have maintained
the advanced prices, bunch about 81, so per box.
-Four has come in freely and the sales have
been large at the prices of last week-Western
s. 5l9-TrOy and Ohio about S5-George-
town and Howard street Ssh (. Sales of Ge-
neSsee wheat at LOG cts. Coarse grains are a
shade lower-Tye "a IS cts--Northern Corn
y 73 cts; and Maryland 6S cts. Hops have
sold at l3! IA cts. 10 LIST sort-molasses is still
plenty, Orleans sells at 81 a 29c. The market
has been cleared ofCuba box sugars, the browns
chiefly at 81 cts. b.; in Muscovados there is no.
thing special
In Provisions there is a fair demand without
any important change in prices. Salt remains
GuIL Nutmegs have fallen 10 or 20 cts. per 10.
III olls We have no important movement or
Cnange price except that the market is bare
Of Whale which would bring an advance
whale bone has been sold at 10 cts. Turpen-
une has sold at 81 rs for North Country: Tar
remains at2. Freights are without much change.
Bills on London for the Packet Of Monday
are steady at per cent. Bills on France are
Caii at 81 323 per dollar. There is nothing new
III the Cotton market to-day.
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SALES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL sell at public auction to the highest
Il bidder, on Tuesday the 10th day of Decem-
Der next (l fair if not the next fair day. at Ha-
zlewood, the late residence of Richard Foote,
deceased, all the crop of Corn, (supposed to be
between five and six hundred barres) Hay,
Fodder &C. Also, work horses, yoke of
Steers Mich Cows, Hogs, &C.; the remainder
Of the Household and Kitchen Furniture, light
two horse Carriage, l wagon, Carts, Ploughs,
Harrows, &c.
credit will be given until the first day of
September, 1885, on all sums over IS, the pur-
chasers giving bonds with approved secrity, the
bonds to carry interest from the date, but to be
RENTED if the principal is punctualy paid0 for
all sums of SIS and under, the CASH will be re-
quired. The property not to be removed until
terms ofsale are complied with.
HAYWARD FOOTE,
Admir- of R. Foote, decd.
N B. / have TWENTY NEGROES for
hire the ensuing year: among them are black
smith, several house servants, cooks &c.
nov lS-lawtl6D H. f. Admir-.
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s..,,c, would make me match unequal, or pos
';hlr Chang and Eng might feel some DISPOSE
,;on % make up their love dispute, agree to wait
. few wears, and settle in this Canada family.
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DIED.

p,U US Friday morning, 18th inst, of protracted
s sueSs, which was borne with Christian resigna-
81 81" MI hr LEO. W. GRANT, of Washington, aged
his iears, leaving bereaved family to mourn
us oTreparabe loss,
bS UT riday, the l4th inst, CArHARrNE KELLY, in
me 56th year of her age consorto of Thomas Kel-
y OF protracted sickness. which She bore
WIN Christian fortitude,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nov. Is.

ftoar and Nedi-Sales exceed $500 bbls SUI
perdne at 1925; 800 half do at 2 rs; so do scra-
ped at O6; 100 brls Rye at 81; sales from wa
sSns OF Super6ne at 124; the stock OF
sour IS small for the season. Corn Meal in
1 ,on IS IN moderate request, the sales are about
%VOrs at 3 30. The receipts of produce begin
~ increase, and the demand is moderate at the
above prices.
:, Hrd'n.-Wheat is in fair demand and supply
.asaH sales of 500 bushels a1oat at lose; and in
p p early part Of the week, 500 bushels at l06c.
tSOe The supply keeps pace with the demand;
a aIv" bushels sold at CSC a1oat Corn-400 BUSH
80 ,s.I new at SOC; $500 do S. Yellow re; on the
''SlI iOOO round do -; $500 do 72 73c. Oats
suemand moderate, and sales of 800 bushels