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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

The following gentlemen hare been elected
members of Congress this State viz: II. s. LIZ
CARR, " Tpowrsos, z w P,eKISs. r. GRIr.
r,<, + R,cR,apsex. F H. ElxoRE, w. K.
CLowxrr, J C.xrsELL, and Il b. SnITu
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

{. MATiiESON tenders his service,
as agent e. 'an>aciing business al tho
Banks Of Camden Sep, l7::3l
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

oil aggravated ielOnies, which SUBJECTED them
TO various ,crus Of Imprisonment, in the
state prison. from l2moa,L> To . yeats; whle
o'':.rs chlrgcd si,h Crimes Of lille less hcl-
n"nsncs- oi chaaactcr, yet remain to be
,r,ed. I'h,s fearful augmentation Of the
number OF Young male criminals. which at
the d of their >cn,ancc was SO e!oqicntly
anJ appropriately commented by the Rccor-
der, before adjndgIng ,hcm 20 their d,eary
a''odrs !, Sing Sing, is suhjec, worth! Of
thc mos. serious reflection, aud commcnds
i;sc'l TO the solemn attention of mora! and
,Irlnons community
II Is very cr::!en, 10 every Sober minded
observer, that the crinlc is III genera! l.c OF.
>prng q! Z neglected or VICIOUS education
aud ""'np:nIou,iip; and lhl, where the ka-
biis OF Tie child arc suffered 10 shape ,l,cm.
selves according to his own whms or ca
prices. III maynIiy "f cases hr V nj grow
UP TO lH'any and rai,n. The ctiplh!c nr.-
!iIciicc oi parents III this matter. Is o:icn
visited upon ,h",n with vengeance, II, The
poignant gr!ci and hcariic!, agn;.y cxpcTi-
cHcc! IN the disgrace and lsnon!nIo;:s pan
's!'n"!' "i the ci,,Ii How often are The bu-
so:ns OF mothers AIDE 10 bleed. On accom-,
OF the infamous ,"udacl 81 Their sons, who
instead %; BEN: 81! .cc to suppoT, them III
Their "d'ancing years. a'c h'"r rcproach
10 III" iamIiy narnc and "!;hcr.!y curse 10
The hcinss ~ho bore then! a, The Ia, ,cr:n
o. thc c"ur., the Cases o. 'n.:ns iry"'' and
MniiGan !o!tcd themselves upon lie a':r:,-
''";', rom Nci' rr"'n;rrni place ~ isr ca!cn.
Oar 9' Crime. The l::rr o! these was no.
mo;c iaHn eighteen years o! a-c. and the
i2:mc' sca'c,!r nro:c than twenty, aud yc',
~ co'np'ny with M Old and hardrnr'l "i:n''.
der. they "crr innn! g's'!iy Of mos. agra
ssic' ct oi rubber, IN ,hc Gt,, de-scc.
winch subjected o':r "a! them 1" ten. rnd Ih"
":hr' 10 Ton yes', Ead = hi! 'mPr'-"n.'s"ni
Ill 't!r state prison. AZ thc I'M" II !"cIr
uIa!s, It VAS i.g!, pI,nlul 10 "i'.cgs the
hu:';'ng ~ mics o! ~ lhrr- and us,ct5
hanging o" The ncc,- NJ tie "Tc;chcd ,cIug
'ncn III 30 pI!-o:.. q, h,,, sti,I..<iaI almost
with anguish q! l.",rl. and ro":sn, lhcI;
thar Ike wa,c: ia II The Checks q! Lc;r
di,:r~urcd n:"'.:.!s ma spu,. And ", .h!s
ne .ancn, 10 sec u, !, !, !, mon,Ll, h,co.n,.,,
~. ,,c c.,rr,n,, ,Id ,i.-x> vo,nr ,,,,, ,,r
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

ono SO recently called L" prc.i,ie al the
head Of newIs organized government,
The finances o. the country are frs. pyc.
sen,cd 10 the Consideration uf tg,c Con.
grcss, rs Iemami,ng carIics, a,,eauon
and after de failing lhe proceedings nf the
Provisional G"vernmemi. together win
those Of the Commissioners and other au.
lhorizc.l agents. for she procuralion of
funds 10 sustain them in the art!ruls
struggle in which they were engaged, the
maneris referred t. Congress. with an in
junction II!a, they will as snDn az possible
adopt some pernaneu; and regular sys-
ten, Tor the ra;sn. Of a revenue 10 lclray
The cspen-rs nl .Isr g"vrrnmert
The circumstances o.! The late loans cfTcc-
ted N this cEy, aud tie difficulties con-
scIucni upon those loans. arc narrated brief
~, nd then Submitted To lie decision nf The
representatives. Of The people. l'h,> wc are
gt!d 10 pc!cclvc, aS wr have hithcrihto
feared from The VIDE misunderstanding
which seemed 10 prevail between the takers
oi the loan AND the rcxran Cabnel. TIA,
the c'cdH Of nc country was likely To be
seriously affected We aI,Icipzlc, however,
i:it Inc wisdom OF The ncw Congress. will
r'o'iac s';''e way I"f 'he lar a"jtAmen: OF
the hiili""!;i )" the satisfaction "i all
con. crm..!. TIE takers oI The Ipan, as
we have been Inloruc!. refused To a,l-
vance Tao balance ~ The loan, because
Ihc! concc:rrd t!ir government, "i Tcx.s
10 &c de"" y! oad lai!h - them. III ,ci"-!
va !" ''c c'h'i'a'' c'icrcd INTO with
'"c'f aH'hor'Ac'! agents n"d cotnsTlss!"n
rfs. ln!ac'" - :" a'drn. s.mpa;h. i.r
TIC suffering, IA IIli.r'inns u! an "p-
pressed Tc"r!". Ihct hahi advanced mon
e! III support "i ihc!r cause. AZ tine
"i'rn II ws; IN Srcs! demand here. onj
was bearing a high value. upon condition.
iaai i!!s. C"fcraamcrl II FrAas w.uIj as
syn tEcm !an,ts. "a. IKE! price. whirI
Il ic' a W.! be rrHrG.heTrd WAS nnch
i'w"r shaA ;hr rate o! winch lcXas lands
we're ihcH :ti!i:!---iu tr Is them sC-
'rIc'! AMI sold as s",u ., lie, thought
ii:. alter cc:taia l.crIod. f.. TIC .cuI
h"r-',n,ni 81 tier mnmry non hi,
s!li'ula:inn part OF the money was ra!!.
bu! when :i.e c1rcrnnrn. rc:usr.! I" ,a,!,
i3c conditions, lie ;.alancc WAS w..!.hc!,;.
Ihc crcG!! ol nation, nn,. jat;.cu!a,-
y new one. MUS. hc crca,Y DEPEND,
for -. co1iInn,ncc ,.,.t-, rI,,, i,,,ii I.,.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05
TO CORRESPONDENTS

During :ne suspension of The publication of tho
Journal. we haze mslaid several Of our co.respon-
dents rors, which we had intended 10 insert, ea,-
,cI,ary one from 'G.rrru SHOVEL PLoron,"
and two three others received about The same
time. tb" sisna;u'es OF which are no, rccollerted.
If CATER has copy Of his communication
'c will do favor By letting US have II. 1t was
TOO good 10 be lost.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

a; the election which took place in ,l,is Dislrict
OF the lo,h u,., the following gentlemen were
clcc.cd
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-05

Col JonS CHEsSrr, Scna,o.
Mcss;s. } d. .irREar, l.. J. PATE SOY and
". y LEVY, Representative.
WiiL,,a Ecss,s. ESQ Sheriff.
JsIEs " Llye. Esq Ordinary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
ON DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENTs.
By MRS. sIGoURNEy.

We have been amongst the admirers Of
Mrs. Sigourney as a poetess. and her
or auctions as prose writer have height
enrd our respect. The subjoined extract
10 taken from an essay Of this really phi.
losophlcal writer. The essay Is address
sed TO her own ser. but the general con.
Blossoms apply. if possible, with more
force to the opposite sex, upon whom The
Steiner duties Of life depend. In soften.
ing and sweetenisg he duties of private
life. are the obligations less binding on
men than on women! The fact il, that
it demands exactly the same smiabIe qua.
liiies m every member of family, To
make the domestic hearth the haven Of
happiness. Nat. Intel.
al have even thought il Desirable that
young ladies should make themselves the
misuesses Of some attainment, either in
art or science. BY which they might se-
cure a subsistence, should they be reduc.
ed ~ poverty. Sudden and entIe revers.
e. are 90, uncommon in the history Of
affiJence. To sustain them without the
means If lessening the evils of depends
en-. when health and intellect are a,
Or command. IL addine hpiplessness 10
or .~n affection and increasing the
b. - Of ,liiers. When the illuslripus
Hpu} Laurens. by the fortune of uur
W. ni Rrvoiu,ioU vas held prisoner
in ne Tower Of Landon. he Sroie 10
b. - daughters. VINO had been nurtur-
cd p all the tenderness AMI luxury of Ga
rolins wealth: q" II is nv duly % warn
yoa 10 prepare for the trial Of earning
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
LINE OF PACKETS
To FayefferiHe.


To Fayetteville.
sFHE >rbooners CAaOLINk. sad CALEB
- NICHOLS. steamer MILaiNGros,
and TO- BOATS. will take measureIatai
Goods AZ New YsTk and deliver thsm 81 tsy.
'steulls Of the established rates, free of Ill
other charges.
HEAVY Goods Gill betaken ss shove seeeif.
ed, except that they gill ct times. shea the
rses y very low, be subI.et 10 storage and L..
par II stos,ag, which ~e tfust ulll be seldom
requWsd. as the Steamer add TOw Eoats are
4 the ae~est construction add light drsughi
~ waaer.
rue Gods q the owners nsk, the same o.
In me hands Of forwarding merchants.
Frrirh, payable on delivery ct Fayetteville.
Mpers,ns Shipping Goods BY the above line,
will pesse h nd hst ~ the Goods shlppsd 10
McsFs nAirn \ Brow >. as "a advise me.
WILLIAM DOUGALL. Proprietor.
Vikings & BELDEN,
AGENTS ct Fayetteville.
Septembers. SIS
NOTICE.
AT . meeting he,4 by the Asrdens OF the
- Pnot. al the P'or House, on the 5ih of
September last they aseensined the anaua
ros, L. the county lOr supporting each paupsr
under the care Of tue superintenden,, to be
Forty Dolars.
The arhe ordered the Secretary TO pub
lish this ,sCt in the ilillsborouRt Recorder, for
the information sld satisfaction 4 the ,sx pay
ers UfOrange Coua,y.
ED. STRUDwICK, See.
Nnyrube 10 A On,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
HILLSIDE R0U G II. N. c.
PunLisHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS A TEAR, on TWO poLlAD
FIrry cKsrs ~ PAip m AtvAsrE,
Those who 10 not give notice Of their s'sa
TO have their paper discontinued az the exPfa'
lion of the year, viii. be presumed a. desiring
its continuance until countermsnded And no
paper will be discontinued until all arrearsges
are paid, unless at the option &c the publisher
Persons procuring six suisse ribers, shall re-
ceiSe the seventh gratis. ....
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen llnes
will be inserted three times for one dollar s"d
twenty five cents Cor each continuance.
Subscriptions received by the printer, aug
most Of the post masters 10 the state. Il,
All letters upon business relative % thsPa'
per must be post psid,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02

IN n Esw mllas ID DunslsaAs. 40 hss
bsen ronkned twenty ave sears . -.
SOW bon &c rags. ehsinsd - Nc as,es.
wilhaul chair 90 able. oresen . ID. sna
sever once lesEing hsr Place q soahas.
msnl in al lhis long period.
"a married female IN > nsighoofsag
county uas eonkned By hsr husband sad
in an unfinished pari Of his dwshsas-
house during he ssyeresi psri Of ne VIA
Ger Of 1884. She wss allowed no hrr %
warm, and lillle elolhing 10 psoasci her
from he Inclemencies az he season.. IAs
inpping winter blasts eidled ihrnugh heF
appanmsni. and the snow drilled u q
ssrry eresics. Here she remained. call.
ing apon every passer by for Eellel 10
most pileous l6nes. unlil her hands and
Esel we're frozen 10 an alarming extent.
and the neighhars inlerfrred 70 preserve
her life. Al ihrir eniealy he sas re-
anoFed. and chained in corner 81 me
kitchen. where she died during The last
winter. Without medical stleadanes-
without nursing or a<slstanee-nnpals0
even upon her dealh-hes!
"An insane pauper in his Town y
; now confined in dungeon built IN The
cellar uf his keeper. from whom he Tor
! meTly escaped. wss pursued. bnoaghs
back. and placed there Tor safe keeping.
Shut up 10 darkness, he became frantic.
rs we'll he might. and no one dared aP'
prusch him. They fastened up every
outlei of escape. aud here Gar Tao years
has he been imprisoned. without hse.
without clothing. and no human eye las
seen him! A trough is placed 10 receive
his ii'Oj. and here he is fed daily. LIKE
/. the very swine! Il npl such plcsss TOO
/ painful even for imlginaIion!"
---ees--
| Dr. Klippsiein. a noted German geolo
gisl. has lately discovered near AlLei. I
ligIe town Of ihe Rhine llesse. on dig
| ging twenty feet benessh the soil. head
OF ihe huge snlidelusian animal eslleC
the Dinoiherium gigsnseum.' 10 perfsc
preservation. The herd vas sir lee
long aud three and q bali isss broad A
shoulder bone was found near IL. suppos
ed To have belonged to The same animal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
SEE m A. * ri!
EJL IL .I.TD W'I.vTER
GOODS.

95Gl9N9 Re a0Sia > 90s
'sfAfE a PlsssdF Of Ia 'nIog ,asIs breads
- aud tie pubiIe generally tie, the, have
just received and noW Or for sale, st The I'D
slaId ~ u N'chals & e..
A VERY LARGE AND GENERAL
ASSORTMENT or
Fau and Wsinfer Goods.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02

Lunaties in NfV ilamp,hire.--It has
ben aseerlaIped from actual returns
made 10 the Legislature Of New Ha.np.
shire. that there are now within tina,
state at least four hundred lunatIcs. Of
these about one hundred are kept in close
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN jaiis aud prisons
some IN cellars and garreis--some in
out'huuses or barns. and carps---and W..
~ many IN rhaIns. The condition. of
these poor wretchrs Is horrible almost
beyond description. Feared and abhor.
red as il they we're Wild beasts aud de.
mons; Stunned as # they were reproach;
they are shW uu. from the pale Of human
sympathy, aud treated a. if des,,,ute of
humah feelings. The Nashua Gazette
gives US paruulars relative to the Inhu-
man treatment Of some of these miserable
Creatures, few specimens Of shlch we
subjn!a.
There 10 woman now living With
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02

hUAM VALUE.
+s Carpenter Sc. PAIladslpha.
October 90 H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
OR SAL e.

A PINE TONED PIANO FORTE, 10 god
Preservation. For terms inquire 81 thu
afies.
Angus 60. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
N Office.

\ PPLIcATIoN vii be made to the next I.e
gis!s,ure for division Of onurs county
November I. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02
Sale of Negroes and Land,


faf Nriue IL decree oi tue our, nf EquIly
tOr Ofana' UNITY, made OF Septenher
term last, vii ofr e. sale a, 'iilIsbo. ough,
On duodsv 'he - -. 4 Jsnu,rv ext,
THIRTEEN NEGROES,
mosty Wu' and Iktiy
Also one Tract Of Land. containing a.
b"p' 3i5 'es adJm Ine b re, "' %. AID
tlh.vs
And one other Trac, Of sbou. 300 acres
"a 're vat rs :" B"ck CreeA, sJi ,,.s 4 John
F""npsOn ard others.
T'rns "f sale nine months redit bond aud
security no I'd
ELI WOODS, Commissioner.
Navcnper a. "a
81 he Nilton Spectator Will publish the
eh"Ye Tree W. eks and forward the account To
thus alice for payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-12-02

rav' jco4s .ass D.ta selected wna gtrst
core ~ toe New lork aud P.,iadslp'Ia mai.
k"s, ald bought Gn,ire.y ~tsh cash; they th~rs
Tor teal coghdent IN saying. trey can AID ssili
se'l rs good bargains a. any other house IN tn
pIscr.
Cat ard 'xAniae "ur goods. and deride far
yoIrsel'ts; Il you tie hem aud our puces.
W. will thsnA yUn for your custn'p.
- G"Ods will be ~ u ~ sxthaaxs for e.
very description "f iOani'y made Goa
OF. Long n Co. w.uid r.pee,iull, isnde,
ihri tiaaks to an PuDHC Tor tn Yer, liberal
patronage they have hsretof.ft received, apd
hope, BY cinse attention TO 'hsH business aud
n"dera,s prices. stIlI to merit and receive .
respectable ,'ortIon of thar custom
DrtJherI IS 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03


VIZ sabssFihss letsadisg 10 Pssaoss 70
n Ne West, vii oass 81 public aais, a.
hss Tssidsees nsar McYharssa's Mil. 90 H..
highest bidder, e. GFiasy ths ssA " Novsm-
bsr ssHt, 81 q BE PsFsoaai Property, Goa
sisstnE 81
STA sFs,-Fata woFk Hos.ss, saoax wh,sL
b oee aFst-gats yonsg aiallssa,
Oas goee hidisg tiorss, sell gated,
hilieh Cevs. ssosk sod gsa Csuls,
Pet sd Stock Hogs --soass shsep,
Oua Psisst Cuitiag Box.
Bafsheag. de1bis 4 siasis ahsysi Fioaehs.
Ons gsed hoat WaEoa with appassIas.
Six so 81 efst-rsf- a@sgs
Oss god Basasrka. Corn b iks ksrrsi.
Hessshoid $50 kiteh-h yarahuss, SEA n ..
aees. nedsasa@s sa1 nsd4sae,
fooo slfshoaFs aaeFetsry .nooh & aas a.
Ghaifs 81 ne bssi gaaisty, aisoaa uhsch b.
oae PsteBi aoekiaE Chsr
A@eag ne kitehaa FsFahaFs u ore esod
Sesstn9 steve, sd ssssy etisg sriielss noi
iseeessary ~ esssaefats.
Tsyna--A eFsal ~ riaa aeaiAs wiH ~
gissn e. ~ secs over eS. - ihs psFehs.sf
esyi8s toaa so aepFaset sessFay. On 81
saas ~ go esdss IS, sba essA wifi sire
esisef eais % eHsnm9nca a 90 a'ctaes
whao ass siiss1sars 80 ~ Elssa 81
49, Sc se7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03
sFlsnpiD seMsnG

ssaidss PsIsss % kloo. ne. Ae.
Tieksta tlo--ii.lsss Ns--aaas,srs a. 50.
csTtl1eaiss Of Pssksgss % rs whoIs lieh-
cts, ti3o-PackAsss d half teksts, a.
Packages d qSartsS tieksss. ga 50.
0rgos Tichsls and shares sr cer..6-
ss.ss - Psekssss 10 The Shove SplsnAia
Schsmes. address
d. 8. GREGORY 4 CO M.a-weva.
(saeSsssOFs 10 Yss-s q Ai'tsaSFs.l
WAansnsFss csss. q. q.
0s Orders from di.sssss psonpiiy as
tsnSsd 70, and tie dTswias ssst - soea a.
over.
Oct. ~, Iese.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03

o. Ire Slst VIA, n Ne Sosh year q hIa are,
Geseral ssvEas 2. Psansa. az RI.rshss,,ss,.,
veil knows - delegate h he legislature
saa msnbsr % Congrsas-a Esasismae a
warn sid gsssrous fssiinga. snd q hixk
seBss - hoaqs
On Baisriay lest, wtLsAn tAsx, isfanl
500 q NJ. Abraham FisDing, % Haspsss-
FefTy, aged ~ meoghs.
On Aendsy las Ne. WmLsan y. PsELan.
% hsTPers-Ferfy, aged about 80 ysars.
~ kdgsesld District, eOash Careless. q a.
Boise ~ DE-. Mays, ea Tie ssh IA afsss "a
hi1ees ~ 20 eays, q En- ipesmsaattna 81 a.
llsss' ne Rev. LvrHna Rbca, en- ED $50 ssis
elinlsisr ~ Ne sags,sl chageh. hnd oas 81 ne
saoss seiiys fouadefs - ~ Coinzbtaa col-
isss, N his Dls,rlsL--l .sssE. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03

The following notice q The crops of tho
West and souih Il fron the New Orleans Bee
e TIE 18th uItlmos
The HARvEsr.-The intelligence
from the Western country represents
the crops in the most houriihing eondi.
ton; aud we may anticipate a large
harvest This is subject Ia which
every man, woman. and child ia the
community takes an interest, Aad We
feel happy thas The iafogmaiioa IL Of 20
auspicioas = nature. Much land hes
beea brought under cultivation during
the present year by emigration, By
which our exports viii be greatly IN
creased, snd the business Of our city
be fendered more sxtsasivp. The
failure of ibe crops 81 the East aad
toe North with keep up bsisk dsmaad
10 our market, aad sustain such prices
g viii prove highly Femuneraifve 70
The farmer.
AZ home The prospect is not lees co.
couraging; the sugar and cotton crops.
h y believed, viii Be greater than fog
several years past.
We have reason % Be grateful that
PFovidence has been 90 kind in her
dispsnsatien 70 us. and while We regret
that oaF eastcrB bretbren have nos bsea
&c oaFselvss, We ere hapgy that We
have kscb en- ebondsaee ~ Wiil peFmis
~ 10 supply their wants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03

iotai, 1859 200
Besides 2, bels- Rye Fiour. hhds. and %
bbis Corn Meal.
GRAIN WAsai.-fhs reeeipt, AZ M.rv-
land whests are quite limited. and the saIes of
reds have ranged from 81 50 20 I 90. a. m
quality. A quotafioa Of Al 20 20 AZ would
cover the range Of priesss Zoe al qualities
IRON The WORT 10 the best Feds. A parcel Of
Maryland white received THE morninx. wa
sold ct - and Is
IN The early part Of The week sale Of 1000
bo.hels % prime German vaa made as 60
There y nov no foreign wheat In market. We
nod ~ refsrsnce 10 the CUSTOM ~ ouse booka
That quantity Of wheat imported into dis
narket frosn the LET 10 the 26lh Of Ihss month.
wss t9,t0e bushels During the Grss nlns
popth49 AZ lbe Presons yeas The import Of whos,
is2R EoslsssSlnio thh market vas l90 900
1enAsis. making ths sggrseste Import fros he
Isl o. January, 1885. 70 this day, le3, aOs
Csva.-In The early part of the week sale.
OF white corn were nsde At s. 90 cents, snd
OF yellow at 81 eents. 9incs then the priee
OF white he's declined Shade. and We quote il
to-day Of IS IS cents. yellow costumes .,
30 81 eenis.
Rw.-A parcel Of German Rye Wa cola
eeriy }. ne week Of 81 ~ per bsshsl. The
.riaing ioss o. Masylaad which appsar n mar
- - S~ss.''S - - - % \ ~.
osi'-sslss q afay essts-ths astisle =
scarce.
PLAsrER.-Duriag Ire week about 500
tons Plaster were sold as - IS q e7a par
aoa; the latter price for Parcsls sf superior
quality.
PROvIsI0Ns-ws continue a,r anos..
tons Zoe Beef end PORT. There b 60 IistIs
Western Bacon IN naFhes shss whclssais
price can scarcely Be named for the article -
The last sales Of Consequence were a. IL cents
Zoe good lots Of assorted, anil Il u thought that
price could nov BE- obtained. We suoss Bal-
tia,ors MiJdIiags 81 IS.
SALT.--Ws nots . sale Of 5000 SnsAaIs ~
Liverpool Grouhd ALUM q 50 easta. saIos Of
Fine 10 sacks ct - 20 PER sack.
WHiSkEY.-Ths market Il dall. We con.
tiaue TO quote hogSheaas st 90 cents, with We
- limited sales. We quote barrels q - e
cents. The vsgoa price % bbis. h - 20
cents, exclusive Of ths barrel.
ALEXANDRIA,, Oct -.
FLOUR.--Ths price of Flour continues TO
improve--yestsFdsy 4 Wss 90 81 90 from
wagons. last sales froa saorss 3 50 70 ahID-
psFs. e9i By TIE dray Ioad
COhN-Ws quote ths wsgos price u corn
II IS v % csaia- fGas.tt..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03

fFeHE sabaeFihfg hssfer es-egmlasd -
aisesaiiaas faFnins ~ gha pfassns.
wi3 sesf e Euhiis tefr. - Masssy a. itih
~ hessah ~. tsst.. go ~ stsrt. ecaststia4 ~
tseFsee, Cess. iioss ed GbssB srasns
usieh eFss ffs,,fsts Ges8ie EsoFsss. $780,
- tsataettef c9ws. atfa fteflega go
Celgsa, 80 fsa Sc h7est5eF e6ss
~ Fafnloa uteaaiis zee aeaesailr $50
80 ~ ~ nosf aHtfosaf tsat
FnR aNssl,ae ~ So folieea go aefts. ~
eeth go ~ roeslssf. A. aues asef Sc
teilsTe. = eFefIt ofelee n.ea1hs s1li - 4se1a.
~ esezteser sisiae $3.50 go eeEetsss
FnMaa 81 SIC f7AN
aestssa. nss. 4. lase
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-03
KENDALL couRsE .RAcns-sls.-.

KENDALL COURSE RAcns-sx d.
ssrs ksss--si,.sr Pa, vslssi e s,oo. N.
w,asss = tsss ~ piais e. nsssyi sssrsses
V30--two u<lp hoans ~ 80
Col yoAs tssxskS ca ornapd. 4 year. ca
By Sir chsriss. Ian By sir Aiffri 3II
ia. O. Deycss sh Cold-Bsy. sv,
ysars cd. By Isdusiry. dam By o.
Col. J. n. s.lssas sr Z Jo..ps;o. 4 -
ys,n old. b. Standard. dam BY Sir
. w.;u. la DE-.
: By Mes'sy. dam Aiser,as. . din
yn. old. 81 Champion. dam By Coo
snuon' dis.
NJ. f.iioas br c Pelham, 4 year. old.
oyfying Chiidev, dam by Duroc dis.
Time, 5m sls-3m s3s-3n SEA
Ssss.s kses--A sweepstakes for colts and
Niles three yean Old, that never wou a r.ce;
one .al'e heats, 500 sntrsses, so forfeit; Eve
entries, two started.
Sussex. dam Brunette,
J. d. Kendall names Mary Granville.
ty SIR Charles, dam BY Rosnoke, 2e
Time. lm 52s-im 55ss.
In TINS race. both heats were veil contest
ed, and Won by Mas Philips. the 6r.t By about
one length, aud the second BY about two
Time, good.
re9riesoss Pure $500; three mile heats
entrance $40; i've entries.
Jas. l. Garrtsons tCoi- william wynns) en- 4
martha w Warrington. three years old, by Sir
Charles, dam lsabslla--s3 lbs IL
Col. John HesthS eh Q Experiment,
years Odd, By Jack Downing, dam By
hsttler--l00 lbs ~
w. p. Grssrs Ell Partnsrship. sr,d.
y Flosisei. dam Lady Aneiis-iai
pounds, |, Al.
James D. KsndaiiS b Q Pyshia.. fo,,r
year. o,c, y Gohanna. dam By Bug
sard-loo ibs dis.
J. Pouderh eh Ann MeKim. 4 wear,
old, ey Sir Charles, dam By cca,ea-
tloa-sI lbs dis.
Time--lss heat. 5m 55s-9d heat SIN sss.
vounru DAT.
Jockey Club Purse $1,000; easrancs HSo-
four mile heats; six entries.
James B. kendaiib br N Camsidel, S years
Old. y Industry, dam Ass,hs,a; iOT
James 5. Garrisoas eh cIorvins, 4 yr.
cd. ~ Industry. dam By Sir Harry
81 pounds. "a
ym Old. ~ Monsieur Tonsoa. dam
James ?. corbins gr Dandy, s years
o,d, 81 Medley, dam b. Sir Charles.
I9I 70. "a
Levi Hofman's br m Maid-of-she-Neek.
Syn old, BY Maryland Eclipse, dam
Winhowe6 lis lbs dis
WIN. Boslsys Ell Keno, year, old.
BY isanhoe. dam Pandora; ITO he dI,
Time, let beat, Tn Sas--9d heat, em ga.
A beautiful race.