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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06
,sEss.STTO.77S Loitery Office
p,a,ra Numbers in .4ie1andria Lottery NO Z.
~ re- Z Il 81 10 % 4o 30

r,o,,, Numbers in .4i,1nndria Lottery No =.
II n 81 4G II I'll 40 ~ d 10
TICKET Nos IS 81 A. prize of $500, sold and cash
ed BY S!ra,ion .,,> cctrurs
Every week-A brilliant scheme for the lhh OF NO No.
rember-Capi,als $lOO,U0O 100000, ssoO0C. $iGoOo'
5000 $500 $4,000 So COO; 81 900 &c &c. LICK,
els $50 Tickets in all the LOTTERIES ana '' ieSy
lucky numbers for sale at Stratton Lucky oti'ce.-
Lcok! 2l5 Capitals sold and cashed by S'ra"on-the
all Ptzc zF'e Nos III "a - 81 the capital of $4,000
i'G"'' s, Al "a GG do do : 0U0
u Of "a ~ cap,aI of 5000
% 81 Az G3 do do 2 800
- ~ - ~ do. do $500
90 tx "a - do d. 2 900
o. .,ooo ,a,Lira $4,000
ps.i,rs 500. Co., 500, 400, 300 2OO &c, &c ma.
t;ng Oh CAPITAL Prizes sold and cashed by Sltalt"n
since A January ls3 Orders punc,aay and c9"iSe"
tally ancrLed TO-, if addressed 10 n SihA 10Y,
OctI9 [i7-u htfhmona, ) Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06
.yy.s.y:gGEFe'S OFFICE.

Drawing of the Virginia MonC"gnlIa Lottery Glass
az ~ 4 40 A. II ~ IS Al % 33 81 81.
The Capital prize of $4,000 in The above Lottery
was sold by d. NJ Hoyl, vendcr OF this place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

r ABORERS WANTED The Black Heath Com.
H IA pany OF Golfers wish 10 hire lmmed,ntcly -
ne bodied Laborers for which they will give > oo per
day for every working day, and find Them un' ne o'n
D?cembcr next Apply 10 Col. He'll at the Pits, or
Bernard prylon in Richmond. 10 j.,
Oct. 10 Jul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

EN- Acknowledgements ,cit.-At Rules held
2 in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Cum
berland the Courthouse thereof from the Is! 10 the
9th day of October 1898:
Edward q. Walton, Plaintiff
against
Joseph Baughan, Edward Banghan, Pey,on Baughan,
John Baughun, Warner Boughan, William Banghan,
aud The heirs of John II Jones' who claim under James
Baughan, 10 wit Samuel Wilson and Susan his wife,
formerly Susan jones' John 7 King and Calharine his
wife, formerly Calharne Jones; Harrison jones' Joel
Jones, Mary Jones, William J"nes, John Jones, and
| Martha Jones, Defendants.
| The defendants. Joseph Baughan, Edmund Baughan
and Peyton Baughan not having entered their appear
and given security according TO The act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this Court, and appearing by
sacory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this
Commonwealth, it is therefore ordered, that the said
defendants, Joseph Baughsn. Edmund Baughan and
Peyon Baughan, do appear here the lth Monday in
December and the bill Of The plaintiff; and
tina, copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
| newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front dour VI the
| Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
EDWARD ". SIMS, JR., d. {.
Oct Ii-Hcw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06
EgU i"y'',s sOmlY or Fortune.

Whole Ticket No. II 81 II, the grand Capital #
$50 600 was sold by HoIT to gentleman IN the conn
try who is requested 10 hand in his Ticket, and vt The
money.
This is the largest prize sold in Virginia for l. years
and larger than any sold by any Vrudcr now DON,
business in Richmond Who say lloyt IS mol The
"a vGrire son of the blind Goddess: lie selected ~
her Majesty To sell this nice hte prize.
There are Two Prizes Of $4,000, and one Of 100000
now on hand Let all orders bc forthwith directed 10 he
lucky spot (IlOYl"S) for them Let IT be remembered
that all Hoyts large prizes sent 10 the COUNTY tie
is peculiarly fortunate in that way The following aye
the drawn numbers Of Alexandra Lottery, No. :.
II II 81 JG II I'll 20 20 Il %
Oct IL 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

%tASH SALE OF NEGROES.-l will sell, 10 .le
h,rb..i bidder for CASH al LlwrenceyiIie, on The
Tb Of November next, il heing brunswick CGart day.
twenty negroes, consisting % men, women g!T!s ana
boys. hNDhH" '" =. -
Oct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

The Cleveland Herald Of Monday last has Inc follow
ing paragraph: baH -1hnr'
.Breadstu6s for the Eost-From the i!'h to ga Of
October inclusive, siaty eight thousand eight hundred
and nine bushels ofhent and four thousand one hun
bred and fifty eight barrels Of -four, were shipped sas'
from this port BY vessels No account OF Tue hUuf snip
ned by steamboat which has been considerable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

NOBERT E. MEADE, ATroRSEy AT Law, having
K ,smoved from Virginia to Grcensborough, South
Alabama will practise the Courts Of Green, Marenso'
Snmu,er Perrv and Wilcox coun,ies.-He Will a''ehu
punctu7lly 10 all business rrusied 10 him. 2,
Oct 80 az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

NATIVE PEARLs-We have just been shown hy VI
Feue h.wanger, large sized and most beautiful anrs ,
pearl OF perfectly srhstca! io, Grs anu nd fes Ie5rMs
Of ca rats which would be worth England l4O i,
was taken from an oyster from the beds in the Delaware
river Also others, of still more white and beau,
liru COLOR and equally exact IN sphericy rom .c
ona,;er we shall probably this rate soon have Pearl
hanks and Ptarl Divers on The DelawaEe.-N T. StaF.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

KALEiCiI, n. ., OU1U1'eT 20
Raieigh and CASTOR Road Geo. W Mordeea Esq,
President OF The Raleigh and Gnson Railroad C3mPa
ny has rf this city for New York whence he will sail
in first Packet to England, with view to the negot'a-
ton of oan for the purpose Of carrying on the opera
lions nj the Company.
Wilmington Road The Wilmington mud hahfax
Railroad Company have opened two sections OF their
Railroad the northern end of u miles in extent,
which brings the road souihwardly TO Enfield the other
of 40 miles in length, which carries il to Faisons De.
pot, Goshen, completing thereby, e. miles OF the
Railroad and reducing the staging to 80 miles only -
Ten miles will be finished in November and loin
December next, leaving at that time, but 60 miles Of
the Road to be done.-Reeistr.
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B. j. WORSHAM, c. c.
Oct q 4i--WSW
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DC, %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
Sim psen's BE ne Mt.

To the Eulter OF the HERALD
SIa,-Can you inform your many readers what is
the object of the proposed benefit to Mr.. Simpson?
Is IL because he IS aRassing large fortune, or that
ne is always the last (f al all in any charitable or
phllanthropc action; f the former the sooner Mr.
Astor gets benefit the better. But joking apart the
present affair reflects very little credit the orgHa-
tore. Mr. Simpson no doubt, ls very worthy man.
and were he apoor one, might be fit object for such
an appeal. As il IS, he has no claims whatever on
the public. Allowing that he has conducted his
theatre respectfully, and brought eut emlaent per-
formers from Europe, have not the public amply re-
munerated him by nightly filing his house and his
pocketsl The account is closed. Are the public
simple enough 10 suppose, II such was not the case
he wosld tell solely for their amusement? His stock
company with some very few exceptions, is a dis
grace TO metropolitan theatre. He has not one
actor capable of sastalng third part in either
tragedy or opera. He has never come forward, like
the other houses charitable occasions; but on the
contrary, turned a deaf TO many urgent hints
gwen through the public press and otherwise; and
for this he is TO get benefit which will put in his
pocket four or FIVE Thousand dollars which might be
much better laid os in procuring oed and fuel for
&c ps0r, now IN the coming Of the winter. II
the public imagine he has done them any disntersst.
cd service let them compliment him by giving him
dinner. This 10 the opinion of every sensible man.
Yours with respect CxNsuaE
New York, 22d Sept, 1889.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
III . H 4 M A IL X EFT.
Wednesday Sept. s6--6 p. M.

The panic in the fancies ahous the
transactions at the Board have been light today great de.
p.esoa is man: ia prices Delaware and Hudson
2per American Life and Trust per cent Mohawk
r. recceed Harem closed "a per cent under
the sales of yesterdays Boston Providence per cent and
Stonnngtos again declined per cent
This depression Il IN part upon the dull
OF Americas securities in the English French
owing to the shyRes which Honied these
securities which of want OF
with the of the stocks hich offered for SALE and
the great quantity and variety thrown into market wbout
any special agent for Their esocaoR from the fact
that the banks of all resumed the
OF their ties specie Louisiana Alabama and Mis-
sisspp being yet among the irredeemabes the Eurspes.
capitaspo between the banks VIII Oh are
in state OF suspension he states OF which
Louisiana has ID the London market 667 and Msss-
sppi s20O000 and Alabama $46os e0O and OF all tee stale
stocks the amount in the London not far short Of
S6o0eooo IL may therefore, well be supposed that under
these circumstance sales are very readily effected
The effect OF the has the whole been of an en-
venicg in Wall street
The Branch of the b. s. Bank direction OF ~ Rob.
nson ESQ operation tomorrow at the corner of a
and Hanover streets the discount Wednesdays AVID
Saturdays Much dissatisfaction prevails in New Orleans on
OF the resumption attitude banks of that
city in the face of the late favorbe by those nu
tons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

PASS, Sept. 4, 1898.
Mr.. Bennett, ha, left US, Mr. Bennett has left US
and Ike the last roses Of summer, we are left to
bloom. or to pine alone. As blooming is quite out OF
the question: we shall take 10 pinlng but before
take 70 pining wa will begin with laughing. ! am
new writing n the midst Of a thunder STERN. The
lightning is playing round the domes Of our churches
and the thunder IS rafting over the palaces of our
kings. Our own King IS al Eu-hls eldest con is
watching over the future hero Of a second Valmey,
or another battle of Jemmappes. The Duchess Of
Orleans is still lying in state in the pavilion marsau
Of the Thuilleres The Prince de Jonvlle IS on his
road 10 Mexico, raised TO the COMMAND Of frgate,
and resolved on obtaining satisfaction from the proud
and patriotic Mexcsns. The Duke de Nemours IS
al Lunevile encouraging the soldiers in the camp by
his presence and his vsor. The Duke dAumale, the
fortunate nhertor OF the fortunes and chaeaus of the
last of the Condos, is securing the country frem one
end te the other in cssise dc poste. The Duke de
Montpepiaz is lied to his methers apron strings and
s n very pretty very good sad very promising boy.
All the ministers are cut Of town except the Ceun,
Mole, who performs at one and the same tne the su
ties OF Minister Of the Home Department and Foreign
Affairs. Count Nontalevei, whs once dared to be in
love with Louss the now Qlsen OF the Belgans, has
gone TO his estates for partridge sbOsiing and the
pretty Queen Of the Belelans lsnsushes at Brussels
or Laecken with her cold stiff, formal, and most un.
gracious Leopold. The young Duchess Of Wsrten.
berg IS at tse palace Of Neatly with her German hus-
band, making statues in marble (not quite equal TO
Davd's painting in oil colors or on glass in equal
perfection. She is very accomplished artist, and
her painted window at Versailles palace is worthy Of
those times when that portion Of the art was more al
tended to than 1t Is at present The Queen and Ma
dame Adelaide are al Ru looking the beautiful
merry and YET more glorious sea on heceast Of Frapce
and the husband Of Madame Adelaide, (the King
ss,er) the real and true, though net openly ayewed
husband, is protecting the person Of his King and
master from the too near approach ofhi Loving and
adorng subjects. Thus ysu see, net emily has Paris
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
Report Of the proceedings of the Sim pson
Benefit.

BENEFIT.
JANIS CROW, ESQ.
New YoRK, Saturday, Sept % Issa
nard times hard times; some se@mea cry
Den wol you unk seef
De VERY day dsr cum out
D.'s Ma.ss o.. an dsr's Massa r,
Oars lol, 90 den in fact
sso VS. some semme. whose name VERY high
- dey 20 for 70 cum Tor tesee
wedder old Massa smpson-who very good fry
woulan, 'eep, Of onpImeniary
So cey ar bin Ne 90 10 de As,or Motel,
Dsn dey pct dis ere AKIN to make itIo0k well,
De s DC primers dey spooiwota good man be be,
And say ds, de ting . VERY On
d Al III. fr-ns 90 10 see him oe night.
50 yes de day cum, dat dey me.t bin dsr,
An he Tell ali he d.rhie TO On up dar hair.
An wsk the room Iike nice.
De white ones ne tell FOR stan about too,
An glib dem al, o pnder'tan,
Dat pon d. occascs d,y rustslsek De gemnens shoes,
sossoa den You see Nss,a si%psoa he cum in,
Mas.s Boydsn say L.beiies Dan ?. bin bin
A. h. isys ops ,sss Yea s s Gu,as y. hin,
asd hsb very much good wish Tor all de family
SO arer deyd all cum, spouted on de wedder
S s "a, :. Ss. II Oh &c
Dat sieh Kinds Oh b mu, go al t s
Al liz. as Mass soyden De cup wssa rssin
tFor he eel good You know he say eemmea dontyou-you
Hov-li.ser Mister simpson or.or.orer spesebify the ..
Dea gse eHssrs aey gov sn Masa simpson Ne got up.
Anhe try fcr 70 scase Mass Boydra's pad hLkup.
Bat say sever mad frens rsd gemmen npess vot is
Ds, Won por dis occ speech from me dis night
An yet wosld Inform yos us no uncos rong ting,
ns, wen gs, speeshfyisg, git spon dc strisg.
20 ~ yeg' scuse dat falin esps"aly In man
woi wsud tx geta hba pen de deddle Bidder
Yes eemmen sum dis ngh Just 10 cent de nvato n!
An ID usltipy dat cause wot glority de natioa
Oh vemmen 10 speak de bisn sens, cum bereyeu sev
For 70 snow de felix's OF Meca wat Dis Mister snpsea be-
An take dis ere opposturity Cor to spress my tanks
For de great III dis giss me IN de dislngss ranks.
Gemusn, pleas scuse ne, rs jus tlnkls wet de light
Will pen De cmplneut spec te Civ thursday nigh
n ali nv rens cum dar wet would M ike charge,
Dec unk make, spose de semblys VERY large
why rothing isbe-
Oh, cep;ea q german, tell yer 40, yer do
Charge AID boc and charge 'c dubbe too
Ne, no. say hasss smpson TUX dat tree 10 son,
An des rm raid dares many w.t. tick dsrs RAIDER tun
Now den gemmer. nave l he secused To speak
An dat eddsr gia trough de soin 90 de week
80 here's healt 10 de frpss know
Glib Us a glass of shsmpsne.
soos de A. bring, den all Oh dem Say
Huuswl hurrav hurrawl
Dea down dc floor de a. ass how dey Jay!
oh, links I, Ter jaw.
81, der, you see, up Jump sasss ~,
An he ssy-Nr Simpyon
Move dat point reglsr committee,
An den dat ne Jurn-sne be Die.
Agreed agreed Says
Den roun , dcy VAIN,
TIL Nsssa - fell aeip de val,
An ward he weuld'nt talh
~ by, see all gen en-,
Abem. saws T. rs dreffsl cod-rot q all
Ahem, an edititor agn de wall
A OATS De las membar oh all ds,sport,
TIl cun for TO GO an 10 see my report
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

NIsLos.-The last night but one of the engagement
of the wonderful Rave! Family IS this evening. Their
performances continue 10 attract thousands to wit
comfortably enclosed No postponement ever takes
place here, and those whs wish to embrace this onv
Opportunity, should go early for good seats.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

LIVERPOOL, 9TH cptt mi or.
Sra -ln accordsace with that practice which spvr h.
served for beg upon you with tue fo.
loving remarks details rela ing Corn tsa, OF this
port hsy will bel found to comprise table OF the i'm pors
OF oil Grain whether British Forerp Colouis for the
with the quotations Irish prodacr ts
IL each II these perIod the imports ard
exports for the past month raculas Of presest socks
band snd frce and brief neee of the Leading
stances attending III trade dursg the twelve months end
ioy on the 3lst umo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

70 The lovers OF the canine race will observe in
our advertising columns, that rare opportunity is
now offered them of possessing some Of the nsblesl
dogs or puppies ever seen in this country
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
State of Trade.

The weather has been such today outdoor trans
aciens almost altogether. The effect OF the
therefore been very evident the markets
ToLLs.-Tfe tolls collected New York State
Canals tor The second week In Sept we're
Ia 1887, $40 1888 20
1883, 40 l6a 80
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
I,sS,os. 9Th September, 1888

arrived here today at clock in the afternoon,
from Brighton, in mail coach, driven by one Of the
English nobiesse. All the coachmen on the Brighton
road are Lords Barones, or squires-reguar srokea
down turfmen | have very funny chapter on this
Subject hereafter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

DEATH OF JOSEPH BorrASTI-A considerable SEN
saton was manifested yesterday upon learning the
melancholy death of Joseph Bonfanti the celebrated
dealer IN fancy wares, Broadway. 1t seems from
what was elected before the coroners inquest that
Mr.. Bonfant has recently returned from the place of
his nativity, Italy, to this city, with his wife and two
OF MS children, and took lodgings at Pamos until he
could procure dwelling elsewhere. 1t was obser-
ved for day or two past that he was melancholy,
oat exhibited no symptoms of an alteration of mind
MRS. Bonfanti stated to the jury that her husband
went 10 bed as usual on the preceding night and she
heard nothing of his death till she was nformed of il
IN the morning. About five o'clock yesterday morn
ing ne was found by three watchmen upon the side
walk IN Keade street, near Pamo's house, with his
skall fractured; and in diving state was conveyed
TO the watch house. At the watch house he was i'm
medlalely recognized, and Mr.. Stoppani, of the
Chamber street Baths was sent for, who caused him
10 DC taken nome ana surgeon brought. He llnger-
ed until about nine o'clock, when he expired Whe
'her MI bonianu ieii out jumped out or was thrown
eat of the window, nothing on the inquest was given
10 throw the least light. The jury returned verdict
of " Accidental Death
u The splendid trot over the Beacon Course be-
tween Dutchman, Rather and Lady Safolk, two
mile heats under the saddle, that was to have taken
place yesterday, is postponed, account of the wea-
ther, until Fnday-lf the weather is fair il will come
off, II is probably the most interesting field that has
ever started for trotting purse Each has many IA
yorltes, and much money Is bet on the result The
trot will be at O'Clock. In addition to the above,
In itself attraction enough, there will be- at clock
purse two mile heats, in harness-there being four
entries.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

terms and conditions could hardly be expected by
Christina in her present lew state of fortune and
character.
Or shall tell yea that the lover, the tender lever
OF the Queen Christina, the Ex- Barber MuNez, the
iavorite OF her majesty and her more than husband
IS no more-havng died with apopexy and that
Martinez de la Rosa, and Count TorreRo may now
WOO her to their hearts desire without interruption or
the fear of duel Orshall inform you that the In
iant ans lnfanta Francis de Paul. of Spain, are now
IN Paris with their charming children-and that "he
Colonel" mean the I" IHorney' one, is endsavoring
BY every means in his power TO obtain their presence
at the Hotel de Monaco?
Or shall speak to you Of new plays, new novels,
and new music? mol will not do that today, for
find that my paperis full that my time is gone that
the thunder storm is overland that must defer the
rest to my next letter.
The STEAMER LivERrooL-We learn with much
pleasure that Captain Favrer long known and re-
spected as the commander of the government m all
packets between Port Patrick and Donaghadee, has
obtained the command of Sir John TObins new steam
vessel the Liverpool, which appointed to sail from
Liverpool for New York on the lst of October This
splendid vessel 100 TONS is 237 feet long,
being IA inches longer than the Great Western; she
is AGA horse power Is inch cylinder and feet stroke.
She has two sets of boilers, set before and the
other set aba the engines, that they may be used
either sngly or together circumstances may re-
qure. whether for cleansing one set while the engine
is generating steam, or both, when full power is re-
quired. The command could not have devoved upon
a more competent officer Lieut.. Favrer was first
lieutenant of rgate the West India station dur
ing the whole of The American war, commanded by
of the snartest officers and best sailors in the
navy; he has been severely wounded in the service
is practically and theoretically acquainted with steam
navigation, aad has lately invented most ingenious
plan for preventing extlngulshing fire in steam ves
sells, which has met the approval of the government
and the most experienced engineers. To crown ALL
Captain Favrer is perhaps of the best navgators
and lunarans ahoat, and was for several years since
the peace, in command of East Iadlamen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

Transactions this day

Allowing bushels ri wheat TO the barrel Of -four ths in
o. nour for the above period 3 COS barrels LIS pei
q nl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27
$40 1888 g
4o,i6a 50
Sa,429 l6 or 90 per &c,

Lacrosse, Sa,429 I6 or 20 per cent
The merchandise shipped bsny West Troy during
the same lime,
In 1897, 3s3s,eo0 pounds,
In 1883, 6,4s8,6O9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-27

WHEAT, rto,,
Pru Colo. For Brit. C.s For
Inn IL mo to Aug ST. 80 sss4sa - SS7J7 ssiss @ 1851
frices on do do. los Sos
pr 7alb pr faeib
In u Aug 30 .s7?se 1921 ls,6l ses5o
Prices do. do g. sd Bs
Ian ~ s660g gS22 350s6 s0cs6 2os85 675sg4
Prices on 80. do. IA sd a.
I'm 2mots Aug 80 4ist4 4o958 537 i640s 990al C6I9f
Prices on do. do. Sc Ns
I'm IL moo Aug 81 80 9O2 t5728 018 s98sSs 25598 1890
Prices do. do. 7siOd SIS
m Aug5l4 Se5sl2 sii54 47s52 2580o2 27s33 3s455
Prices on 40. de- 5ssa SIS
I'm i2mato Aug 81 IS 1875 1871 lesse 2s375 s6es 1871
Prices do, de-. IS Sd SIS -.
In ~ motto Aug ST. 32705 los 5S7es 1851 1919 5TH
Prices do. do. 6s I'D fss - -,
I'm IL Aug 81 1871 ef5 Az l29542 2-9s67 1906 6l7
Prices do. do. rs ass - .a..s
I'm II asio Aug5l3s 2ls6es 104asf 3SesA oof9 ozse0
Prices do. do. les s@ -.
Bearing mind that the great bulb consists Of lhe sspus
produce Of the csuntry, comparison OF Tire sesve
gusntrs viii show that nowhs, anang the ircresed Pro.
ouctsu OF country iR pos,ion erce has oeen e
augmented In fact during the Of 1857 mere vas
sensbIs drnnuep the aggregate Import ot Nhen
ana TIoer Tor the last twelve average OF the
sae pre- edpg years. Of Oats and Osmes We nave 70 note
Kngsh there has ls,erly bees ncrese
supply Of this article, ewes WIN goos average
LEGAL srewb bees greatly below the current dem.nds o.
the trade; the squenees Rave bcsn eered teoucuon
and progressive advance 10 prices Wecommenced