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Cancer.


YHN find The art Of Healing, generally.
ID lie subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
OF Richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid that he
has become compeieny acquainted, by the instructions
from The celebrated DR. Lynch of New York city, TO cure
that formidable and lstal disease, denomnated Cancer
without the Of knife causic but effected in the
same way aud manner prscsed by DR.. Lynch, WHO
has met with unparalleled success IN the treatment Of this
complaint, and also tlai Of Fslna or Fisulo--As the
subscriber y here o0 the City Of New York, any
person wishing 10 be cured Of the aboye.nsmed
plants, will please 10 apply Immediately to him, at the
Mansion Houfe, Main Street
Richmond, Jan w. W. MARSHALL.
Certificate from Or. Lynch.
DO hereby certify that Dr.. W. W Marshall has been
under my Instruction. and assisted me IN my business
which Is attending 10 Cancer complaints and the art Of
healing generally. lie s using my medicine.
think him capable and worthy The confidence Of those al
hiced. ID LYNCH.
The subscriber refers 10 Mr.. Day, Of Manchester; Mr.
Gillian, MIR. James Csskie, archibald Thomas, and Mrs
Ezekiel DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Beojamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley.
al letters must be post paid w. W. NJ.
January 7. 74-wn
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LANp OFFICE a. Richmond. Va. MAY 9lh. 1891.

LAND OFFICE at Richmond, Va May 9th, 1884
% n conformity with an act, entitled act 10 reduce
- into the several acts concerning Escheaio base
ed the 9th day oil January, 1919, do hereby make known
that appears by the certificate of the Escheaor for the
county OF Hampshire, bearing date Nov. 9h, 1882 and
received at this office January let, 1885, hat by nau
ton and Office, found the said 9th day of November
1882, tract OF land whereof. John, Earl of Dunmore
who was John Murray died seized in the county Of
Hampshire, has escbeated 10 this Common sal contain
ing 1928 situated the Tear Coat Creek
which said tract parcel OF land granted TO him by
Thomas, Lord Fairfax late proprietor the Northern
Neck Of Virgins, by deed bearing date June 4b, I77I
w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office. IA.
May ID. 2-v6w
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May I3

HIN ERY-VIRGINIA-At Rules held in The
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancsry for the County Of Hanover, the 9th
day OF May. 1894:
Charles p. Goodall, Plaintiff
against
Thomas Nelson, William c. Rives and Judith p, his
wife. Mann Page and Jane Frances, his wife, Edmund
Pcndleion and Lucy his wife, who Lucy Nelson,
Frances Edmonia Nelson. Judith Carter Nelson, Eliza
beth Mann Psge Nelson, Hugh Nelson, Thomas eson,
and Nancy p Neison-ihe five last Of whom infant
children OF Nathaniel Nelson deceased, Delis
The Defendants, Elizabeth Mann Page Nelson and Hugh
Nelson, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this Common eallh On the
motion OF the PlainHU is ordered That the said De-
PENDANTS do appear before the Judge OF said Court
The Courthouse the first day OF October aud
answer The Plaintiffs bills and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published the
City OF Richmond, for two months successfully and that
another Copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of this County. Copy Teste,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, c. c.
May 81 wsw
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LAND OFFICE al Richmond Va, May 9Th, 1884
conformity with act, entitled act, 10 reduced in
"A to one the several acts concerning Escheaor passed
The 9th day OF january 1872 do hereby make know H.
that II appears by the certificate of the Esche,rors the
county oil Cahe bearing date March H. 1881, aud re-
ceved into this Office, March 3d. 1881, that by nqns
lion and Office found the 18th March, 1881 tract of
Land in Cabel county, Sandy Run, containing about
SEQ whereof John Fio died. seized has escheaed
TO this Commonwealth. w. SELDEN,
Register Land Office. IA.
May 49, 2-w6y
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POETRY.
"nues yxr axxAiss USsvse.'
HYMN OF THE MoRAytAN MINIS

HYMN OF THE MORAvfAN NUNS,
Ar CoSsEcRArtor or PuLAsSts BANNER.
tack Savannah Outing American
silk, embroidered by the Moravan Nuns Bethlehem
When tho dying flame dsy,
Through the chancsl OF u raw,
Far tho glimmerns tspsrs she'd
Faint light the cowlcd head,
And the censor burning
.Nhote before the altar husg
Ihat round banner, which with
liad bnon consccfated thors
And tho swe hymn hear nd the while,
Sung low in tho deep mysterious aisle.
Take thy banner. May II wave
Proudly o'e the good bravo.
When tina bstto's blatant wall
freaks tho Sabbath o our
When the carions music Thrills
10 tho hearts of these lone hills.
When tho spear in conflict shakes
ana The strons lance shvering breaks.
Take thy banner, aud bsnsslh
The war-cloud's enciIcling wreath
Guard II ill our homes moo,
Guard it-God will prosper thee.
la the dark and trying hour,
Ia the bT9aking forth or
In the rush of steods snl man,
Hstight hand will shield Thee then.
Take thy banner. But whsa night
Closes round the gbasty fight,
uihe vanquishcd warrior bow,
Spare him; by no VOW
Ky prayers and
by the that cndeats,
Spate him lac our love hath shared,
Spare him; as thou woudst DO spared.
Take thy banner and if e's
Thou should'-t dress tho soldiers bier,
And the muhied drum should beat
TO tho tfasd OF mournfu ost,
Then, this crimson flag shsll no
Martial cloak and shtoud for thee.
and the warrior took that banner proud,
Avid II was his martial cloak and shroud.
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HNARMviLLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE =

HINARMviLLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
n GEo. p. KNAUFF keeps constantly for sale, an a..
sOrimeDi Of superior Piano Fories, with grand actions
aud metallic pstes) from the celebrated mandatory Of
M1sfs. Dubois & Sodar The advantages Of buying Of
me will be, that the buyer risks Of injury or
loss. which often happen during the voyage from New
York, or from Richmond 70 This neighborlood; and
they will be tcGrrdBfed, and kept in tune Tor 2 months
Also, second hand Pianos, at low prices KEYED and plain
Flutes, Guitars, Vons, ClsrOnefs and other musical in
srUmeDls large assortment Of newest and standard n
Tor the Piano, Guitar Flute, &C. Instruction Books
best Roman Strings Manlelpiece Looking Classes Sofas
Settles, Rocking and Fancy Chairs Of al kinds &C. &c
&c; some Of which at and bsiow The Richmond
prices.
FsfmgilIe, Msy ~. 6-1an2m
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ERoTEroURT SPR1NGs.-Tbe subscriber having
-Hp recently purchased the above property from the
executor OF Charles JOhnston deceased tenders his
acknowledgement to those individuals who paironised him
during tie Is years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes That they will favor him with call at his resi-
dence, where be them they shall find every thing
comfort and pleasure. The buildings OF the establishment
oil bfick-comnodious and elegant, and upidpg in
high degree neaness aud beauty with comfort and
nence. HEZEKIAH DAGGS.
February 8. Swim
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[RepIy 10 the foregoIng.l

DhNk VI THE UNITED fTATEs,
May 3, 1884
Especial meeting OF tho President and Directors Of
ihe Bank OF the United States held this day, the follow
ing fesolu ion ~as unanimously adopted:
Hesored, hat with every disposition the part Of the
Board 10 coniormlo the wishes Of the Committee OF In
vesg'ioD, so lar as may be done without violation Of
The uust feposed in them, the Board cannot
consent to let the books and papers Of the Bank 70 out
Their care aud ody, Of the banking house ch
Is Leir proper place OF depoe, aud therefore they cam
not comply with that part Of The resolution of the Com
mee OF Investigation OF The 81 inst wbith qUites that
certain OF Tie books aud papers Of the Bank be
Norh American Hotel ibis day III O'clock believing
That Ibis would be contrary 70 their duty the slockhod
els, and would transcend hir lawful power, ss we'll a.
be liable 10 be deemed an Abandonment OF The right to re
pre- sent 10y themselves, their COMM tee or agent,
al tie examination and Dyes igaion, inffine 10 all these
respects very gave responsibility, wbic the Board, in
TIE exercise Of their limited authority, dono think they can
be reasonably required to assume.
Extract from the niautes s. JAUDON, Cashier.
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fRelohng 10 Rfusslof President and Cashier 10 sub
mil BoOhs NJ Bonkl

COMMITTEE ROOM, N. AMEatcAN HorEL,
May g. 1884
On motion, tie following resolution aud order were
adopted
Whereas The President and Directors Of The Bank Of
Tie United States have refused TO submit certain Of their
oks ana proceedings 10 he inspection Of this committee
at The committee room, al The North American Hotel as
required 10 The committees resolution Of the % instant
bot have declared That they aware that they have
declned 70 furnish ihscommtee room in their banking
house, Tor its exclusive and occupqon as
10 their second resolution Of the 81 Instant and dis COM
nttee is earnestly desirous fully execute the resolution
othe House Of Representatives and does not waive The
right 10 inspect the books Of The Bank required there
fore,
ResoiUed, That tbs committee will repair to Tho bank.
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All persons Interested in the above estate will take
notice, that have appointed Saturday the 7,b day of
June next, at e. A. Hodgei's Tavern Old Church low.
on the seiemeHei the account Of administration mention.
ed IL the above order. p. STREET, ComD,issi0ner.
May 6. Ii7-w4w
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NOTiCE-AlI persons having claims against the es.
tate Of the late Mr. Braxlon Harrison, deceased Of
Charles City county, will please to let them be known
the undersigned without delay arrangements may be
made TO settle them; and al hoso indebted the estate,
will please make immediate payment the situation Of
the estate will not admit Of the least indulgence
THOS. r. POYTHRESs,
.Aaminisfrafor If Bfoxton Harrison.
May 49, 9-w4w
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lReply to the foregoing ]

lRefafing 10 R9usaif0 submit Books for Inspection at
Committee rooms
COMMITTEES RooNi N. AMERICAN HoTEL)
- May 2, 1884. {
The following resolutions adopted and Transmitted
TO the Committee Of Directors:
Whereas this committee, sincerely DESTROYS to conduct
the Inquiries examinations, and atoms which The
have been required by The House OF Representatives 10
make, win fairness, inpSrtaity, ORDER and despatch
have learned with regret that the dir the Bank Of
the United States have ecned accommodating this com
nitee wi IL in their banking for the excu
sive use and occupation Of this committee: there lore
Rfsoiped, That the stings OF this committee shall be
held ~ their room al the North American Hotel in the
city Of Philadelphia, until Otherwise ordered.
ReS0tUed That the President Dreci of the Bank
oil The United States be required submit for the nspec
lion OF this committee, their ROOM al The
North American Hotel, at III O'clock A. NJ on Saturday
The 3fd day OF May last, the book hch contain
the minutes OF The proceedings OF the Board OF Directors
at their several sings The LIT aud days OF October
in the year 1888 aud tom the 2ls day OF Apr 1884 TO
this day; also The report OF committee Of the Board re.
JeeIing proposition TO transmit copy OF certain resou
tons adopted on the said std day October 1883 TO The
Secretary oil the Treasury OF the United States; also ts
expense book the Bank, aud The vouchers for expenses
paid or incurred 10y ssd Bank since the Ist OF January
1882. ~ -
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N Hanover County Court April 23fd, 1885, On mo-
n lion Of Benjamin Hazeigrove Administrator OF James
Hazegroye, decd ordered, that Pake Street. OF the
Master Commissioners Of this Court, audit, state and
tie the said Benjamin Hazegroves Of his admins
iraon OF the estate Of the sail deceased aud that lie re-
port thereoflo The Court. A Copy Teste.
PHILIP B. MlNSTON. @. u. G.
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FHNO THE PUBLIC Some informs tion is wanting i'm
IL regard 10 the heirs and legal representatives OF Jo-
sEPH HOLT, decd, who Lieutenant in Capt. John
Brenrs company from the county of Charlotte and was
attached 10 the 4h Virginia Re ginen Continental
tabli.hnent during the evolutionary War IL il well
family oil Charlotte, and has been dead for number of
year,. lie had by his wife, two children, Marha
Holt and Jose PHI Holt. Martha died hist very Young
Joseph Hol. he sony moved first 10 the State Of TenDes-
see and afterwards 10 the State OF Georgia. II is becy-
ed he died shortly after settling in the State Of Georgia
and without heirs. II the said Joseph Holt is still living
we shall be glad 10 hear rom him. In OF his death,
and no children, the ner of kin, and become the
heirs at law, and entted TO receive whstever of land or
money may be coming 10 the representative OF The above
mentioned Lieutenant Joseph Holt, OF military
services rendered in the war OF the Revolution.
The object Of this notice. H., therefore, TO apprise all
who may deem themselves interested ia this natter of our
intentions; TO invite them TO make themselves known
aud the grounds upon which they consider themselves
entitled. TIiOS j. GARDEN,
JAMES GARDEN.
Wyiesburg, Charlotte Co., April a. 1884. 1i2-wsw'
UNINDt MS GALLkRY OF THE sRACES.-As e-
"A res OF Portrait Illustrations IRON Paintings designed
expressly for this work. by the eminent masters No
XII which completes the work.
Extract from the Preface
" Several OF the leading Poets of England have been
illustrated by the pencil Of the Artist The more favor
ed creations OF fancy here associated with the em5o
ments oil art and while the pictures OF Poet and Painter
placed side by side collection of BEAUTIES
has been formed from the productions OF boll-each
being copy from the perfect and most beautiful works
of Nature"
l, is now laid before the public in its completed form at
the lovers OF ART aud placed within the reach OF all who
desire 10 cultivate and enjoy taste small sacrifice
For sale by X. L.. SMITH.
May 10. 3-tf
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III = A.
n ~ Court, 24lh day OF March, 1884:
John Fuqua and Joseph X. Furguson, Phs
against
Daniel Fuqua, Albert ID. Fuqus, Jos. NJ. Fuqua Ben.
janin L. Fuqus, John Fuqus Marcus REEVE aud NJ artIa
his WIFE, Sally Fuqna, Mary Fugua, Jane FUqua Jos Fu-
qua Mary G. Baker Hatwei Tucker and Eliza his wife
Jane Spencer, Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
Fuqus, Joseph Fuqus, Watkins Fuqua, Lacky Fuaua
Mary Fnqua, Elizabeth FurgusoD and Nancy Fuqua, wi
dow ana relct OF Nat Fuqua dec, Deits.
The defendants, Thomas Fuqua, Joseph Fuqua w at
kihs Fuqua, Lacky Fuqua, Mary Fuqua Joseph Nj. Flu
qua aud Sally Fuqua, not having entered their appear
aDce aud given security according TO the act OF Assembly
and The rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not Inhabitants oil this country it
Is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrsi day oil June Court and the bill of the
plaiDths aud that copy OF Ibis ofder he forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the City Rich
mond for two months successfully and posted the front
door OF The Court House OF this county
Copy-Tes,e. d. b. WoODSON, d. C.
May q. 1l7-uSw%
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AIay2 81.

OTlCE-Wss committed TO the Jail OF Spolsy lyania
county, on the is January, 1884, as runaway,
Negro mrn, between 80 aud 10 years Of age of dark
brownsb complexion, five feet inches high and slen-
derry built, has film blensh the right eye, aud
severe marks Of the lash his back; calls himself James
and says he is the property Of William Coffin, Negro
trader, OF Louisiana, and purchased Of James
Wright OF the Borough OF Norfolk by the said Coffin, from
whom nc escaped some time in the month OF July last on
his way 10 The South. Had on when committed a coat
paniaoons and vest OF wooeD and CLOTH very much
worn The owner is requested to forward, prove
property pay charges and take him away otherwise he
VIII be dealt with according TO law THOS. HICKS,
March IL [l02--wl2l Jailor of Sn0iLsL ipanin On.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-Run
" away from the subscriber about the goth April last
negro man by the name OF Jesse, commonly called Jesse
having run the river as head man for many wears L
purchased him OF MIR. John Crank Of Aibemsre county,
near the mouth OF Rockhsh, where he has wife H. which
neighbourhood he has been frequently heard Of as also
about Perkss Falls, Scosvllc Jesse is about 80
years OF age, about feet 10 inches high rather inclined
to he knock kneedwhen .poken TO- has smiling coun-
tenance. He has Of his fore finger. mashed but do
not recolect OH Which hand will be easily dscove ed
however as the hnger en'i,ely crooked will give the
above reward to any experimenting the said negro
out OF The State, and delivering him in
county, va-and ii taken in the state and delivered 10
me- VIII give hity deas thirty dollars II secured
in any Jail, so that get him again.
SAML. +. RENNICK
Rockbridge county, Va, March To- llO-n3n~
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Rockbridee county, va. March Is IIoEn,sa..

n NASH FOX NEGROES.-l shall be absent two or
~ three months IRON Richmond. During my absence
Mr. VIM. Ill. Goodwin will attend my Jail and the pur-
chase OF slaves for me. Liberal prices will be paid
Nov. 26. [5S-t1 LEWIS A. COLLIER
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IA Court Of Law and ChAnceIy, continued aud held Tor
the county Of Buckingham the l7lh day Of April. 1881:
Lawson G. Tyler, PIN.
John Morris, Administrator Of Richard Hafdman, dee
Thomas NJ Bonduanl, John Morris and Nathan Spencer
Executors Of William II. Perkins, decd, and John Har
dimsn, Defs
The defendant, John Hsrdiman otbaying
peardnce and given security according tie Act OF As
sembiy and The Rules Of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that lie is not inhsiant OF this
Ccunty; Is ordered, That the said absent defendant do
appear here The fs day OF the september Tsr
and answer lie bill OF Tie plaintiff; aud that copy Of this
Order he forthwith inserted in newspaper published
Ia The CITY Richmond, for two months succes ely, and
posted at The front door Of the Court House Of m county
CoPy-Tes,e, II. ELDRIDGE, c. $. c.
May %. 5-wgw
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MAY q

R0ARDING HOUSE--hlrs. L. 5 GuIooN, re-
Id specially Informs her friends aud the public that
she hiss opencda Boarding House, in the upper part Of the
tenement occupied 10y Capt Thomas b. Bigger, nearly
opposite the Eagle Tavern (entrance the Cross see
where -he Is prepared to accommodate those who may
vor her it'll their custom. Her will be
May l6. a-w4w
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IA CHARACTERIZATION Cumberland Coun.
u ~ Court, 24th day OF March, 1884:
John FUqua and Joseph r. Furguson, PltHs
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IL persons having elsims against the estate Of John
"A Forbes, late OF the city Of Richmond deceased, will
present them for settlement the subscriber in Rich
moad, between the 10Th aud 10Th instant. or after that
time in the county OF Fuvs Those indebted TO tho
esaie will please come forward and make pay
men. JOHN FORBES Jr. Executor.
Mayo. l-w4w
RIPPER APT OMATT0X COMPANY.-A meeting
~ oil the Stockholders in the Upper Apponiattox Com
pany will DO held at Jeres tavern in the of Farm
VILE on Tuesday the l7hdsy Of June next, at IL o'clock
a. NJ Tor the purpose OF eecing Trustees There will
also be meeting OF Trustees oil said Company the
same day. and at the same place. The Trustees aud the
stockholders generally respectfully requested
tend the meeting. By order OF the Superintendsnts.
s. ID. MORTON, elk. u. "A. Co.
May ~. 4-wtdm
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Reputation, unstable, tickle dame,
Srafce lives an hour, that hour the
With face down BENT as is the nodding
- Byoyery whiting wind, DER the plain pass.
My Lord, adieu. JOHN &. GOODE
Petersburg, March 1ith. 103-wf20lhMay
IL has been A. r. R. that Piecpato died on his
passage TO America He died house 9TH March,
ON mar deaI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-01
TcoMAuNlcAFED.l

Mr. Editor:-Why is il that the other sex can
not let US ladies and our affairs alone? sup
pose, if questioned individually, each one would
attribute the numerous articles on tight lacing
holding ourselves erect, &C., which appear in the
nubEc prints, to the interest which they, the
lords of creation, (bahD take in US and our
well being. The dear obsequious fellows pay
Us visits of four hours length, i mean those
who have no mode or measure in their visiting
the lack-discretion boys, and this class in
cludes nineteen twentieths;) during which Pc
Rod of martyrdom to US they are all devotion,
& bending (metaphorically speaking) "the pill
ant hinges Of the knee" and acting combi-
nation of what they deem the attributes Of Apol-
To- and the elegances of the Graces. They go
home and indite sage homilies for our edifica
tion-read us premdtureiy lectures on the mys-
,eries of the toilet and pretend to know as
lauch of the pliability Of whalebone and shaved
hickory and the toughness and strength of cot.
ton cord, as the most experienced among us.
Some of them, the deeper andthe wiser gentry,
speak of the deeterious effect on the animal
economy (boo!); the injury attending an unna-
tural compression OF tle QOdOWtHdt riSCeT0 4!
TOO much learning hath made thee madn); the
depraved functions of the liver, the spleen, the
stomach, and thousand other things which
but exist in their own ricketty fancies.
Now, l am mild and even tempered young
iady-desirous of getting well-ordered, gen
temanly husband, but not tartar, by the iv-
ing lingo. could not however, help feeling Il
little vexed at the extract from DR.. Jackson's
book told Sam Jacksons, rather,) which ap-
peared in your paper day or two ago, proceed
ed by some remarks signed "M." Now, who
is this Master "M"? Some medical tyro, |
guess; for who else should be reading DR.. Jack
sons lucubrations? The object of this commu-
nication, Mr.. Snowden, (by the bye, you are a
married man, and old aunt Judy says there is
no harm in writing to you,) is to let all the
young medical fry in town know that intend
to keep bright look upon them. | intend to
scrutnize the countenance of every doctor that
visits me between now and the first Of August;
and if see the slightest symptom Of guilt ma
infested by blushing(D or otherwise, let the poor
wight depend on having his knuckles well rap
ped. Yours, till de th, FANNY.
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FLouR.-Saturday the wagon price for fresh
ground Flour was 81 Sc. A lot of between 200
and 300 bis of good brand was sold from
store on Friday or Saturday, We understood, at
50 Sc; and on Saturday, $50 bis of recent in
spection at e. 1-2. Yesterday the wagon
price of fresh ground Flour ranged from 81
SO to ST. 60. Several lots of Stored Flour were
priced at so.
The third quarter having now commenced,
fresh Flour from wagons will command more
than that in store, in consequence of not being
subject to reinspection soon if from no 9th err
cause. All Flour received before the lst day f
January is now subject to reinspecton. All
SINCE up to yesterday inclusive, will be subject
to reinspection on the first day of August, and
all received in this quarter Culy, August, and
September on the first day of November.
We heard Of no sales from stores yesterday.
Export for the week ending Saturday: 2Sth
instant, Lie bbls, coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same PERIOD
491 bbs. King-street