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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

The Journal of Commerce, publishes tho follow
ing scrap -
"A Van Buren paper states that General Jackson
has for some time II nresentment that he would die
on The 9Th Of January next"
viii the J. of G. state the cyan Buren, paper
winch is sud 10 he ia. ,hor;.Y .hi. espnt-
menl? Such valuable scraps ofinformation should
not be allowed TO pass without the appropriate la
bel especially as we imagine it will be a matter
OF some difficulty to trace il TO "a Van Barren paper
-.4lbany Argus
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

The Robert l.. Stephens arrived yesterday with
the mail at IL o'clock. The navigation continues
uDobstrueied, aud the weather moderate. although
iew degrees colder. -.4b. Arg. Dec. Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Souru CAROLINA. I; seems. he, refused to vote
tt either ofthc candidates for the presidency A..
It's entire electoral strength his been throw, +.
oldnt. This, under all tho circumstances ~ n.
case, and the course Of the state, is an sppropr,,
result, The preliminary proceedings s,e dc.e,A
cd, IN tho official account published in the Charles.
ton Courier Of the 7,b inst, as follows ;-.,L,.,
Argus.
legislative cousins was held at Colnmb,, m
the 10th inst, Hon. Patrick Noble ,,c.;don, r.
the senate, was called TO the chair. and N, yc,d..
ol the H. OF Y. appointed secretary. MIR n
Edwards rose and stated the object Of tho mes,
ing to be the nomination OF president and Woo p,c,
ident Of the U. S. aud advocated a refusal or =
Carolina to cast her vote for either of The c,,A'
dates before the Union, as a conrsr hos, b,co,
ing the dlgn'fed position she has btberto occn.
ped III and best calculated 10 pro mote harmony
among oo'h Nnliters and Union mon. In the
course OF MS remarks, he said that he regarded M,
van bufeh TO be hll ns safe on tho subject Of alb
ohion, as either OF he candidates. lie ended vib
proposing IN order to test the opinion Of the meet
ing. that Martin Van Biren be nomin,,.d ,o :.
eeiye the electoral vote of South Carolina for tho
presidency. The motion having been seconded
and put by the chair, Mr. Colcock rose and Jen,nn'
ced the nomination Of Mr. Van buren, as calcnl.,oa
to cover South Csrolina with dshonor (prodigion,l
as equally as war with her repeated declarations
her well known principles, and the will Of the peo.
pie. The question was then put and tho mo,io,
was rejected without dissenting voice. Mr. Jane.
ID. Edwards then rose, and moved tba, the electo.
raj vote be gwen to Gen. Harrison for the pre,
dency aud ca the question being put the motion
was rejected with but one dissenting voice. Mr.
Edwards then moved that the electoral vote he
given to Jadge white, aud on the question beiur
taken, the motion VAS rejected by considerable
majority. Mr. M'Cord then submtteJ the G,llov.
ing resolutions -
Resolved, That South Carolina vii hes, pro
serve her honor, and observe the interests and
principles for which she has been coniendipc, and
10 which she still adheres, by declining under the
present circumstances of the presidential election
to vote for either ofthe three candidates before the
people,
Resolved, That this state will give her vote for
John Tyler of Virginia for the office Of Vice Pres.
ident Of the United States.
These resolutions having been adopted almos,
unanimously ON motion of Mr. M'Cord, it was re-.
solved. with almost equal approach to unanmi,v.
"That the Electors of this state de- vote blank. for
President Of the United States" The meeting
then adjourned.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Electoral Respit. The Colleges Of electors
nf Prcsden, aud Wee. President, in the states a.
far as ascertained, ave voted as follows:-
Pnnsylranio-ior Van Buren, and Johnson.
birginia-fnr Van Buren, and VIM. Smith of
Alabama. This vote places The election Of Col.
Johnson by the Colleges out Of the question; and
he choice Will therefore dcvolvc on tho senate OF
the U. s., from che two highest, Mcssrs johnson
and Grangetl
.Nd,Jimd-f1r Harrison and Tyler.
.Ncc- lork-ior Van Buren, and Johnson.
.Ndssachusehs for Webster and Granger.
Men -Jersey-for Harrison and Granger.
ConneciieuI-for Van Buren, and Johnson.
TpmOHt-for Harrison end Granger.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

In the New Hampshire Legislature, which rs
now in session, bill was introduced taxing eees.
hogs and old bachelors. The resolution passed
with the exception Of the last clause.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

Matthias once more II appesrs from The Baltimore
patriot that Matthias, She Imposior, Is 10 tbat CIV!
that he is al his old tricks, and that he has io""'
followers who believe 10 him
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

His iDpehsl nsjes,y Of Bfssil. is b''in- co. es.
rage built ~ London. sla cost Of about soVo,y
to be used al his coronation. HIS RoyH "s""'''
lie nearly ten years Old
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

TIE a~eliins house snd store Of Charles W.
Whsrei merchant Of i.yms c.. were totally con.
snned By fie Onihc nies. OF Tuesday lssi. Loss
>eooo--ne inxBB-cc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

The Preside ntiai conrdSs. South Carolina hay
ing declined TO vote for any candidate for the Pres
idency, only go votes will be given. The result,
will therefore be as follows -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20
SAMUEL CLARK,
JOHN HOLBRO0k. |.
EPAPiiRO SEYMOUR,
JOHN c. HOLBROOk,

a. Publishers Of newspapers IN this and "a The
sd,olniag states, Nil cid the cause Of hunsriIy by
sising the above one or more insertions 10 their
rsfers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

III for tai. The Journal ofCommercc states.
That Mr. stephens ieweier in Dey street, who
was foeoeo some time ago Of large amount Of
eweiry, Tor the recovery Of hich he offered re.
"std OF $1,000 wss sccosied IN the streets a few
e'mnss sinee, 'nd told II he would call at a GER
tam house At an hour named. snd pay the $4,000,
ne should receive back his iewelry. He did So
paid he money aud received his property.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

II gang Of young RoLbers Richard Durdsen
Henry Sirangman. James Collins, Joseph Kennedy
aud Henry Bnrus, lads from II to l6 years orage.
were on the 9th inst. committed to prison CHARGED
with being the principal persons who supplied The
depot kept by McMrnus, in Desbrossess stree,
which was broken up By the police few days back.
1t has been already ascertained that within very
short period these young robbers stole from differ
ent stores goods to the amount of s433.-B.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-12-20

ph'i'p Thompson, esq, a lawyer Of eminence
snd man OF genius, at Oweusburch, XIV. was
a''.eu ny nA' n~u'ed Jetierd. large fire had
oecarred 10 ihe place, and seSerui s-sreo,ed inG,
yiduss were arrested and tried for arson Jefferd
WAS called up as witness, and HE evidence severe
y handled by the deceased. Going cot of court.
Jeilerd armed himself with a bowie knife. and as
Mr. Thompson wss leaving The cour, room he stab
bed him norially in several psces.-.N Y. Ere.
Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
SEMINARY.
For Young Ladies.

HNtiE subscriber informs the parents and
II guardians Of the young Ladies under
hrs care, that has school will reconycne on
Monday the 22d Of the present month Tn"
course OF instruction Will comprise Orlho-
grsphy, Reading, Penm5nshIp, Arithmetic,
Book Keeping. Grammar, Geography, with
the use Of Maps and Globes; History. An
Gent aud Modern; Composition, Criticism
Rhetoric, Logic, Moral, Mrnial, aud Natural
Philosophy; Chemistry, BotanN, Geology and
Astronomy. Latin and French will be Taught
u required. MIR. y. Carusi viii continue to
give Music Lessons every Summer. The cuIti-
Walton OF the heart aud temper and religion,
instruction, (unIrfuenctd 10y sectarisn feel
Bg,) IN daily exerrl,es The classes are sS.
anued from two To three hours every day :;
and ~ order To give a thor Ugh kno~ ledge
81 The different branches, questions are pro-
pounded calculated TO cali into actiye e1rr
eise the reasoning faculties, aud enable The
pupils by induction 10 arrive at Just conciu-
sIons.
IL would be useless to give a specific de.
TeloPment OF the s,s,em pursued, as all ia.
lereSird are respectfully invited To call at
Any time and judge for themselves. Term.
the same n previously advertised No de-.
hnciion Tor lost time, except in casey Of
Sickness Mr.. T.. Griggs and Mr. J. Brown
will accommodate young Ladies with board.
WI VI. JONES.
Chsrlestown, Aug. IL 1896 st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
DIED,

On the 25th uliimo. aged 5 months, MAaY
ELtEABETH. infant daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Brown of IIsrper,-Ferry.
On Thursday last, MATHEW HEvpIRsos.
infant son of MIR. samuel % Allemong Of this
town, aged months and days.
~ Harper,-Ferry, on MONDAY lat instant,
MIR JoHs "a. BRTAN. formerly Of Baltimare
county, Nd, in the 1Jth year Of his age The
death Of this young man has produced an I'M
divided feeling of sorrow throughout the com
Inuniiy 10 which he lived Although hi, re-
sidehce here had been but little more than a
year, he had, by b., general demeanor, estab-
lishrd, with all who knew him. the best i'm
pressions az 10 his virtues. There appears
none 20 peak Of him. but m commentator Of
hi, worth, a. an amiibie and intelligent youth.
81 moral and religious habits. and gentleman
department, gualiuies winch. assuciatcd with
the sincerity of purpose that accompanied bic
actions, bad awakened ~ those who intimately
knew him, q high degree Of admiration and
attachment, and whO nov profoundly appre.
cate his loss. p.
" D,aih loves ,hiaiar marx
Departed this lfe. on monday the eth IN.
slant universally beloved aud lamented. IN
The 9Th year 81 her age. Mrs. JsSEr l.. HUs-
rnaGTi, vile % Nr George lImnpheys of thts
'oFn. seldom has the pm 81 friendship a.
,n'ned a mose painful tax Than o. register the
demi'e II this anfable and excellent woman
She vas blessed bs nature With disposition
unusually sweet and cheerful To a per.np
oi no ordinary continues, vas added an active
and deiiosie mind The sucisl and relative
duisc, we're performed by her m such , mao.
ncr a. 20 elicit The admiration. ard secure the
esteem, Of 81 Who Loe~ her She lived IN
tie uurotnitted excrrise q a warm ard dtB,.
sIvc ornev1lcncs. A, m angel II mercy ,hr
VS. Often seen bending over the b, Is n the
SICK snd dying TIE tears q ~. beresved md
sii'oied bear testimony n the Tenderness. and
efficiency q her compsssspo. Tier Chnstian
character was no les exemplary ard com
pleie She was sincere snd ardent BE- her g.
i1chmrni a. The person and e1use n the Re
drener tnd o u doubted ~ aone shp knew her
hat she has gone o. m,nSle IN he pure aod
elevated serviee u the upper sanetgsry.
st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
oHARLEsTowM ACADEMY.

HNiiE subscriber respectfully informs the
II public that the first term Of the Charles
town Academy for the years IS36 * !, will
commence under new and increased fac,li.
ties for instruction, on Monday the 22d inst
ThN Institution will be arranged into two
depsrtments--maea aud female The female
department viii be conducted in building
remote from the male, by Mrs TRANIN
lady OF the hrst standing a. an instructress
Who will teach, ~ addition To the usual
branches Of Enslish education, Music, Draw.
ing and Painting.
The male department will be conducted in
the Academy building under the immediate
suPerintendence Of the Principal Of the Aca-
deny, and his associate teacher from Cam
bridge University, whose recommended
are Of the highest order. 10 10th depart.
nents the course Of study will he az thorough
and extensive - that pursued IN the best
Institutions Of the kind IN the country, com
prisIns the Latin. Greek. French, Germsn.
spanish and Italian languages; the MaIhe.
mates, the different departments Of the
Sciences, with ell the Ordinary branches Of
= complete English education.
The Academy ~ furnished with an excel.
lent ADD complete Philosophical and Maihe-
maticai apparatus, and a gentleman we'll
qualified Co hll the office, - engaged TO de.
liver regular eourse.of lectures on Chem.
istry and Natural Philosophy. The Preeep-
tress will be assis'ed, AZ occasion may re-.
quire, by one OF the teschsrs ~ the Male
department. Particular attention will be
paid TO preparing pupils, who msy desire II.
for an advanced slsodiug 30 the University Of
Virgins
The strietsst SIIent,on will be paid 20 the
moral department Of the pupd. and 10 II.
forts will he spared 10 cOnduee To- their COM
fort snd advantage in every respect
The town - situated ~ q beautiful and
healthy country, To wheh aceess - nov
speedy and convenient By rail-roads ADD
canals. The subscriber has taken great
pains to Plscs the Academy upon hs pfe,snt
footing, and ~ conclusion he would oH,r
be- past eGYris ~ 90 earnest % b.. futnt,
endsavOurs To render th,s Institution sde-
qusis TO the wants Of liberal and enliEbt.
s"ed community Very good boarding can
be had 81 IS per annum
Tuition lee-for the common English stu
d,es. $50
For any o. the languages. en- additional
charge Of $50
No pupil ~'ll be received Tor less Than the
term ~ one session
The ops raiions Of The Female department
viii eompsnce on the 6rsi Monday 81 sep
ie,ni'cf 9Th JO~EPH BOHDEN.
Chsriesiovn August o. is36
Rsfssg~cts DIR Alexander slssitb
Rev AieNso1sr Jones. DE- s. D. CFsmsf.
Aadrs~ ksnnsds. J. T Danxhefiy. lssac u
DouElsss. Andres HaaisS. .. G. ws.bing
ton, and Y T Brova. FsqBrs Charle.to~n.
J'hn keouedy Sea sd Rev Nr Han
re- B'. ',mofe. Geo Nseomr. aid W Wm
Hswley. Wsshiasios CT. Hev wilma >
Pinmusr. Hirhmand Rev ssptis.us TY.tso
Umsefsay % virEin,s
81 LssusF Gsusu, sT Libsstv .ssgnas-
ss,r Gsssits, Stsssisa Syssfsfsv. So Btsekss.
~ R'ps.i,ssa. sasA sss'y siAsv vssk, f., tAyss
hssst, sad alsrk rest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
THE HESSItN FLY.

The losses occasioncd by this des-
tructive insect. during the past year,
have stimulated inquiry as to its h,,,o-
~ and the possibility of preventing or
mitigating its ravases. We published,
a few days ago, a plan which lad been
tined with success, and we trust the
experiment will be repeated. so that
ITS merits may be fairly asccrtaiucd.-
A gentleman who has been spending
some time with friend in Washing
ton County has just acquainted us with
another, which we make public for the
benefit Of our agricultural friends. A
farmer IN that county was blessed ,seve-
raj years ago, with most abundant
harvest, but found IT almost impossible
to obtain hands IN secure il. Under
the apprehension Of losing 1t, he com
nenced, against the advice of his
friends) reapIng several days before the
wheat was ripe. The grain thus cut
before the proper time. was laid bv and
used for seed the next wear. The Nv
desola,ed the field Of his neighbors.
whilst his seemed TO DEFY their attacks.
He reaped an Overlooking harvest,
whilst they scarcely made enough for
seed and bread. Struck with The re-
sui, Of the experiment, he repeated it
with the most decided success, and
this year, whilst all the crops Of his
neighbors have failed. his are as abun
dant as usual. He attributes his sue
cess entirely TO the use of grain Gu, he.
fore ITS was ripe, and accounts for thi,
result upon the hypothesis, that the fly
deposites its eggs only upon wheat
Uh," perfectly ripe, and, Of course. that
grain cot IN an immature state escapes
1T. The theory seems plausible enough,
and is, at least, worthy Of attention and
experiment. BaH. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

VIRGINIA, To W.T.:
81 Rules holden ~ the Clerks OHiee of the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law snd Ch-urr, Y tor
Jefferson County, the frat Monday ia August.
1850:
Bryan U'Dsnnon, PInSrIFF
AGAINST
Richard h. Liitlcton aud Sarah X his wife late
Sarah h % li,n"on, John O'liAnnon. H.r,i-
sou OB'nnrn. Jackson O'Bannon. snd Juliet
L. O'B'nnou, aud james iiite. administrator
~nh the ~Ili annexed Of john O'Banmon. de-
ceased, DEFISpANTx
IN CHANCERY
IENIiE def nd.nt. John o. .nnot, not having en-
tered lbs appearance, aud gwen s-euriI, ac-
cording To the act OF Assembly and the rules
Of this Court; and 1t appearing by sati,far-
tory eVdance that he IS not an nhabitant Of
thu. country: i, ord,rtd. That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the first DAY Of the
next term, aud answer the bill Of The plain
Ihi and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IA some newspaper publi-ht d
IN CharlesiOwn. for two month, successive.
ly, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Ia the said town Of Charlestown.
COpy-Tcstc.
Il. 4. BHOWN, Clerk
Aug H. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

For the r'sk end'ng F'idpy ,rtning, August s
BACoN.--western Bacon shows n tenden-
cy To advance. Sales Of assorted 10 a consi
derable extent were made during the week
al lOi II cents. We quote Western tIams
at IL CENTS uiddIings at ia cents and shout
ders at 9a9i
CATTLE The supply Of Cattle has been
rather small TIA, week. aud the droves brought
IN have becn rather of an inferior quality We
quote prime al SIS 50. and common al 81 4 e.
50 The price of hogs has gwen way a little.
aud we now quote at - 81 So.
flSH.-Therc !, yerv little demand for
HerTings Sales are making slowly at 81 50
per bbl. Mackercl IL also dull. Sale, of
limited parcels at SIS for No. ;. The market
/, bare IL Nos. | and y
FLOUR. -H-ra,d nr,,t-we quote the
store price at - GA 81 IS Ia an occa-
sional instance II has been sold for fraction
less M order To- realise money. The wagon
price rangrs from 81 so To 81 GA the first
named being the generally prevailing rate.
Guy Mails fiOur.-A parcel or tao at ~ IS,
some days ago, are the only transactions re-
ported Holders Of fresh ground parcels con-
tinue 10 ask s..
SH'q"Lrna~ Hour.-we quote recently in
sPected at - IS. No sales since the begin
ming Of the week.
Corn .Hrat--La,t sales Of bbls were at ~.
and NJ hhds- at Sl9 cash. Some holders ask
81 ia per biol Inspections fnr the week
ending on Thursday evening, 1879 bbls ard
- half bbls besides bbls. Rye Flour, and 30
bbls. Corn Meal.
GRtiN.--Hh,at The receipts Of the new
crop his week, with scarcely an exception.
have been compri,ed of lots Of a few bushels
Of red'. hni mostly Of very Indifferent quality.
the >alrs of which have ranged from 81 q, a
81 50. Good reds woud readily command
~ 90 81 10 parcel of pretty fair new
white ~a> sold Yesterday at III 20. In old
wheatS We hear of no transactions.
Corn.-The sales of good white have ranged
throughout the week at 81 80 cents, and
those Of yellow at - 4 - cts. Sales Of both
sorts have taken place to-day at these prices
RVs.-New u worth 81
| Oats We note considerable sales Of new
/ Oats at % cents. Some sale. Of old have
been made AT ga cts. The market /. vel
supplied with old ard new
! WllISKtY.--S Sales Of hhds have beer
made throughout the week at &c cents, anC
We quote the same price to-day. Sales oI
bbl' are making az in condition and quality
at 3si 80 cent'. The wagon price 0G bbls
continues at 81 81 cents. eX -lusive Of the
barrel. The inspections of the week com
/ prise hid aud 500 bbls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
JOHN RANDOLPH.

The testimony Of DR.. Robinson, in the Ran
dolph Will case. corroboraies the fact here
tofore stated BY Mr.. Senator Leigh. that much
Of MIR Randolph. apparent malevoIence Of
feeling towards his race grew ont Of a di,ap-
pointment In a love affair, in early life. The
following - the testimony
Q. Was there any period of Mr..
Randolph's life at which you remarked
n change IN his character A. There
was a remarkable change in his char
acter about the year lSO5. but my me.
mory is defective as 10 dates, and |
cannot be positive as TO the time this
change occurred. q. In what respect
was this change exhlbi,edi A. He
became more sleepless than any person
have ever known, IN consequence Of
love affair, Of which some intlmation
was given me by both parties. lie
would frequently in the course Of the
night exolaim: Macbeth has muir
dered sleep" lie had previously been
remarkably gay an hiss temper and
warm IN his affections, but he became
serious and reserved. Tie afterwards
recovered IN a degree, and resumed IN
measure his gaiety and cheerfulness.
This remarkable watchiulness contin.
ued from 1907 20 1910. Durng that
period he was occasionally irrascible
and morose. but this did not extend ~
a few Of his most intimate friends.-
About the close Of that period tho'i
hls mind vas threatened with decay OF
disorder.
IN regard 10 Mr r. religion, insanity, Dr.
Robinson says
Il think ne visited Petersburg but
once during 1919 and then he was
under the influence OF religious melan-
choly During his visit At that time he
staId some days at my house. and his
mind vas, ! thought. hopelessly de-
ranged arrangement on the subject
OF religion being most rarely cured
He was entirely incobersnt and incon-
Esteni, and was as mad a. psalm
singing weaver IN a eonvenllcle-that
- to say, hts manner was as rantinx
snd exirasagant tie talked Of free.
grace. predestination, visions. and such
sort Of stuff, all jumbled ,ogelher-and
Of visions, he said they were not IN
common. though he d,d NOT allege that
he had seen ooe. In my early &c.
qusinisnce with Mr.. r. I thought him
nationally pioas, strongly attached 70
ths Episcopal religion, add = stnci OBJ
server n rs forms Of worship"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Public Sale.
August 4. lS36.

being my intention 10 leave this county
in few days, I will ODER al public sale,
nj my residence, IN Tuesday the 18th instant,
I'D day Of August Court all my Household
Furniture, consisting Of
Beds md BsdSf,ads.
Capeting-SideLoard.
Tubes, Chairs. sc. Sc.
With many other ARTICLES not necessary to
be mentioned
The conditions Of the above sale will be (:
For all sums above five dollars, nine months
credit viii be gwen, by the purchaser giving
bond With approved security for that sun
aud under. the cash will DO required. In
neither case can the property be removed
until the above conditions be complied with.
SEPTIMUs TUSToN.
Charlestown, August 4. 1896.
P. ST. will also offer for sale, on Mon
ia, the fr.t day Of August Court. q 5ih inst
my HORSE, SADDLE and Birdie.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
- T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
MILLING EYRM.

HANiNG located ourselse. ~ tho Mil.
TX Business, al iisryers Ferry. one 81
the best srustiob. ~ Virgins. thaYing TIC
advsntsges 81 both Bsu-Kosd aud 4 anal 81
tie spot and ubIunited Sater power. sod
the Mills undergoing general frgsf, 10
mske 300 barrels Of -four per dsS. u 70
qurfod, Nc csn saS tp fsrmsrs. 9Th eon6-
deuce. that 80 can snufd 90 give more foy
Wheat doHsctcd 100 ouf Mills thar any other
Nils ws>t 81 me blus-K,dre Hss,nx o..
fOrmsti"n ,sfs, day from both markets. 90
sb.r' u. q tsks choice. ~ Raj. lls.d ~ Bsl-
umore or tie Csesl 90 ne District Tho.a
di.Po-sd g. lavos 20. sHh~r N grinding NJ
ssits ihs'r shest. MI hsd So 70 ,Asf al.
Vartsac
Whist esn 30 dshr,rrd o. %. - ths ~.
.cF-Ht tspDts from usfps rs-Ierrs % " ~
rhs.tsr. g. veil - 30 a<Eo0s 20 the Mia.
srd si-s cor eyed dos SOC >neb sndosh ard
f'...ntr hs aisp ou, Hte spd Corn.
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