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OST-Lcit in the Hatsr Closet OF the steamboat Pcre:
IL Hurn," "Wednesday evening the 18th INST. about i"
O'clock old hloncd English Hunting Wacwi'h gold cah
chain with snakes head, and two gold SEAL The chain Is OF
peculiar manufacture hing ui novel construction.
person giving information y which the tan be
vcred Shall suitably rewarded application H. W. alauck,
late Ear"y'S, Richmond, Va
The number and makers known and will be forwarded
tr Mauck immediately and is earnestly requested thu,
cable chain the singular description may be stopped Of
feed for sale, the ony o. its construction IN the Uni
ted States.
Dec 10 f,-rh.
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rT1HE ROANOKE CLASSICAL. ISSTITUTE.-The Trustee.
Of this institution having secured the services Of Mr. Gil-
nir principal I'll this School, hereby notify the public, that
H. vii commence The first Monday III January 1870
All and scientific branches wi he taught, also
the French Language The viii be five months each
TuiTIoS
For Classical and Scientific branches, Se0pcr eson
DO French, ~ do DO
ENGLISH scholars including English Gram
mar Arithmetic, &c. IL do do
FRANCIS W. NENABLE
President OF the Board of Trustees.
Gainesville, Dec. 5, 1882
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VALUABLE STANTON RIVER LAND FOR sALE-Wi
sold public auction Thursday, the eth day OF De
ccnhc $780, thu llnd whrh the late Claiborne Baks
resided, the Charlotte confirming by estimation
eight hundred thousand acres his tract lrS on The
waters River Coles Ferry, the said county
and contains three hundred nf first and second rate
low grounds portion II which fertile any IN Viz
the river Fishery belonging To SAID tract
welding during plentiful supply Of fish The high
superior quality and III good heart and contains
fair uropnrr mcrrd wood land and highly
proved Tobacco The dwelling house IL large two story
building IN good repair, containing eight rooms There
also an stony building adjoining, with two rooms
and cellar making all rooms, with all the necessary ont
buildings and improvements This land situated IN rcnarka
bly, healthy and pleasant section Of country and IN delightful
neighhooo be few situations desirable for
family residence.
Will ai day, all the pcrlablc property be-
longing of said Claiborne Eaksdals, Decd consist
in. horses cattle hogs ecp c, 400 barrels eorn 80 stacks
If oats, plantation tools and utensils.
The Will take place tn premises the land on credit
one two and three years. purchaser giving bond with goo" 81
cu from the day Of sale, and the Executors
lien The land further security until the whole
of the money paid The pcshab will he sold on
credit MONTHS purchasers giving bond with approved
curty. I!.AiBOkNE BaIhSnh.f,
CLEMENT II. BARKSDALE,
Executors Of Claiborne BurkSdGie, dec'd.
~ g. Persons wishing 10 view the land apply to Claiborne
Barksdae Charlotte G. H. 10 Mr. John Mason who super
intends the estate.
Nov ~ 57-w;ds
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single Gentleman, who has had much
T. rencc in teaching the Gcrk and Latin Languages, and the
various, branches English Educatlo Is dcso' 10 obtain
situation in Sch, or private fny He for many
employed private Tutor III preparing pupils Tor the University
If D.n WAS resident Classical Teacher VI
Academy standing IN the Guy al New YORK. and ha-
taish, school during three wears Virginia Can
this paper.
Dec 10 h--.N
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CASH SALE OF NEGROES AND LAND.

CASH SALE OF NEGROES AND LAND.
nIRSI ANT Of the County Court OF King ian,
will he Sold highest bf6er for cash, az Nansoych
. on Friday the 10Th day Of January, lsi) II fair otherwise
r nru far day. Negroes Lan Of which Caleb Redd,
decd. died possessed.
The Negroes number, consist ola about forty five,
and hi, wife thirty years and children, two girls
AMI FIVE b-,hc Of winch siSeen and The youngest
sly " -Ctr years old.
The land situated Nanguhick, and above
Av.,, N healthy neishborhood and contains seventy acres
ON ar small and comfortable dwelling house, and all ncccs-
say n.t houses Tor 4 farm OF Ms size.
BY TET-GQNMIsS!0NERS.
n.r 70 C.-2aw;dS
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General .agency-Remordi.

GfncraI .Tgency-Rcm0rd3
RICHARD ILL., Co.. will in future devote their whole
~ attention the collecting Dsb Hiring Negroes Renting
out and Property, and selling Stocks, &c
ft Hr,aa-rhoSe who intend sendin. their Negroes To US
70 be hired the ensuing will consult their own interest
.! sending them in early as possible
RICHARD HILL, JR.,
RICHARD G. TUNSTtLL.
u Office opposite Mrs Richardson's Boarding
House.
December 2 6n-tlJ
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< ALE OF SEGROESl shall expnse 10 sale for cash. on the
- Sd day Of January 1910, If fir, If no the neat fair day
thereafter excepted before the front door Of the tavern
kept Thomas Matthews, in the l0wn Of Tarpahannock seven
eight negroes and rhdren which
formerly were pan I'll" belonging the oil John
Kennods, deed which hold BY yiIiue OF dcrrcc oi
the Circuit Superior Of Law and CanCcy Of Caroline
county dc bonis of Elizabeth Bohannan,
deed AUSTIN ER0cKENBROUUH,
administrator JOHis non Of Elisabeth BohdnRnn d'ed
Nov ~
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Besides SSlJS, G0rs sans ans, 3J1, 2)1's &c.-nakinc
Cap Prizes sold and cahcd 10y STATION January 1897
~ r. Orders from the country promptly and confdrntialIy
tended TO- if addressed 10 y. STRATTON.
81
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Virginia State Lottery.

Virginia State Lottery,
For the h-,.ft of Tie Town of Wcsbirg,
Class No :, for 1880.
I" he drawn Alexandria, Va Saturday, Dcc 1892
BRIIsnr ScHEMr:S35,s9. 900! 5OO, 80 o. 2.O73 Is
of 300 Of 1000 so, 900 100 &c
Tickets only SI0-lIaIveS J-Quarers = 30.
Certificates OF Packages Of 26 Whole Tickets $3.50
10. d.. 2S !.aIf do.
Do. do. n6 Quarter do. - -
For Tickets and Shares Certificates the above
Splendid Lnll-res-addre.s
d. :. GREGORY & Co., .MuHegcrs,
Richmond, Va
d. Drawings Immediately after they 10 all who
order Is above.
Dec ~ G3-aawtd
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JAMES RIVER LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE.
THE undersigned for the Of dschaging the debts OF
estate, sale the Gr Manufacturing and Saw
Mills. usually designated by III: Of the Fine Creek Mills, lin
the Owiain) And also III" adjacent real estate, en-
bacing hundred aud fifty and SIX hundred
Ab hundred ft rate James River low grounds: the
high land uncNctionaky good healthy and beautifully sua
ted the NhaiSiih water power
urahlr its various very trillng expense.
This property will be od i'll parcels snit purchasers
EDWARD MAYO,
.7ppna:tt &" his children, S's.
y. B-Two likely Negro Eoys for sale, apply to f. NJ
Drc.l
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NEGRO iiiRiNG.r subscribers intending 10 continue their
old vi hiring would inform their friends
public, they will ht ready, the m day of January
NEXT to them that line. II is desirable that those intend
ing with their business, would do early a. posi-
BILE giving description the negroes that may find suitable
situations We would also remind those wlnGo hire,
thai would their interest apply early We have already
rnn placed hands hire Our charge
hiring We attend Ia the through
the year in sickness collect the hire without farther
charge. kohEEi hl-!: & ~,
Cd door from Old Market, Main Street.
Richmond Dec. :. 1899 2-tI5Jan
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STATIONS Office.

Stratton's Office.
nRAWN Nos. in New Jersey Lottery No. ~:
- ~ ~ IL 81 81 IS 81 " Ii II IS % 20.
Ticket, Nos. % 81 g, Both sold and cashcd by
do. do IL 81 IL, ! STKATIor
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria No. 10, Extra:
81 81 1 - 20 Is % - IL i5 . IL
Ticket, Nos 81 6s prize Of $3.50, sold and ca-hed by
SrRGTIcS.
Drawn Nos. in Maryland State Lottery, Ma. 81:
~ % - - ~ 80 ~ a - IL IL
Ticket, Nos 70 90 81, small Of 500, sold and cash
Ccby SIK.IIvS
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SALE OF SAVES AND LANDS.

sSAi'L pf 30 e a>n 49, ,Ia,
Deed <tt executed ly james IT, icndersnS
ID 10 the subscriber benefit of Neev Baker, bearnn
dat. on day of April 1884, and recorded in the terkE
Office of the County Cout % Louisa, shall sell 10 the highest
bidder Cour, House. for cash. MONDAY, the ia'h
January that being Court sh' valuable saves
among them n blacksmith, and two yoiile5Hn.
Also nj the same time and pIcc the Lands mentioned IN the
three hundred and hfvc acres
on which the said resides lying in the said County OF
Louisa ar Brick II, and adjoining the lands OF y H.
Turner the Their ar' containing nineteen acres
yn- in ,x sau and adjoining the lands OF Ro
and others. ri- tir - The foregoing properly Is
believed dahl" but shall. convey only such title as
i u ~ hy III. Sat i I'D.
The sale having ~ once postponed VIII certainly take
place On the day advertised 1900 -
nor f5-tds
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TS,R RENT-le Hotel oncland Courthouse aud 100
of Land. The Tavern.lore large and comnodons two
!ac. and convenient stables: with other necessary out houses.
ssion NAV b. had immediately For particulars apply TO
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.,
(fc0chl1nd Courthouse, Ia.
D.c Of L-2awiw
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W. L. CHITTENDEN, Sec
Nov. IL 5i-2awtlJ

FARMERS BANK OF EIRGlNiA-1he general Meeting OF
The khUdrrs this Bank under the Gtendrd charter VIII
@ hrd al w banking house Tuesday, the ~. January al u
cS ~ much importance will claim the attention
{" IN" Meeting full attendance is desired.
Stockholders who intend appear by proxy, WIN observe 70
give he other than officers Ui the BANK as
'He! by tn law not allowed 10 represent others
J. G. BLAIR, Cashier
Dec. N G:l-i1Jan
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
THE subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
manuaLctuIy Of Mass CL,RK, New York, elegant and
plain Piano Foote'S possessing the latest improvements and tint
delCacy Of touch tone, peculiar their
nu1cturc.
Also, cf Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise general
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
Tn :argesi ri Music offered for this
State bc selected from, the Of the subscriber
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail pr;acs.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks.
Auo ,T
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MANAGERS' OFFICE.

nRAWN numbers Of The Virginia Petersburg Lottery No
~ !, for 1899, drawn 9TH December
IS 81 10 80 4 IL "a - 81 90 IS Al
Whole Ticket Nos 10 81 &c, entitled TO the Capital Prize Of
$4,000 in the above Lottery, TO this Office.
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MElIA ACADENI.-Ths~keM sesSoDpf this institution
n win commerce. January, nHa "a the att If June.
TIE studies will embrace the Ancien, ana Modern Ian
guares Mathematics m Natural Sciences and Bellies Letres aad
prepare pupils Tor the Senior Glasses any Coll
or University
TrsMGoard and Tuition Session Of months $780, pay
borood except the flny Of relative and deduction made
stage can ind conveyance Tavern miles from the
Academy OF the subscribers graduates the Universe
", and for their capacity Teachers and the character Of the
School the public referred the following sentlemen
Professors onnycaste Emmett Harrison and Rogers University
Of Virginia; Thos R. Dew. ESQ.,, William Mary Gen. John
Cooke E!vanna Hon. John Scott Fauquer; Hon. Richard
Baker Southampton VIM. s Archer Wm }. Baksdle, EsNs
Dr. Thomas Meaux and H. Meade, Esq, Amelia WIN. Old, ESQ
and Dr. VIM Cnn Powha,an Gen. Jaqucine B. Harrie Rich
ond Edmund Run and Charles F. Osborne Esqs Petersburg
Direct post paid &c either Of The subscribers.
WILLIAM n. HARRISON,
DONALD Vi. HARRISON, 4.
Tx nm p o. Amelia Dee 62-2aW iw&wiw
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BIGGER's Exchange and Lottery Office.
Good Luck III Bygcr'.

Cool Luck Ut B,ygcr'S.
Drawn numbers Of The Vrsina Lessbnrs Lottery Class
Whole Ticket 10 II 81, the third Capital Prize Of 81 OOl
sold and paid, usual sig,,, ny BIcGrR.
Ticket numbers 81 3d. Pdze Of SOD in The New Jersey
Lottery, sold and paid, at sight, by BiccEE.
GRAND REAL ESTATE AND STOCK LOTTERIES, to be
~ drawn New The Half Million Lot
terry viii b. drawn 3lsr December 1889.
GRAsp SCHEME
prize drawn the lt Cd and Sd drawn number the Camp
street Theatre and ground valued al $4,000.
prize Armstrong; Hotel, value $4,000.
do Four story Brick Budins value ss s. g 700:
/ do do do value sls,oOo.
! 90 90 DO Dc value value S s!s,sss
do certificate of 500 tickets in the Two Million Lottery al
amounting s5iOooo payable valuable Lots, Stocks
sc. &c.
Tickets $40. No shares.
THE ID Glass
The Grand Two Million Lottery,
To be- drawn old plan Of Blanks and Prizes The draw
Wheel The blanks and prizes in anoisr-and viii he dawn
from day day I'LL all thu numbers drawn from the wheel
under the upcrinlendence Of two Judges Of Courts
GRASP SCHEME.
prize the Verandah, valued at S5I0,0Hl
/ do the ST. Charles Theatre value s:ioo,Oao.
do the 81. Charles Arcade, &c. value sl5gOoo ~
200: 81 900; do Of - h1J; Of 2s 900, of 900
Of 900 do 90: Of IG0o Of u Aa1 Of goo; OF
Of $780, $780, Of COCO; Is do Of 5000; Of 1900
$780, and many Of 21 $780, lo0o 600 100 6oO ioo &C. &c
amounting TO millions OF dollars.
Tickets $50 No shares.
Full schemes giving description of the property and lis oca
ton will those who desire IT, The tickets in the above
Home. "Biggcrs Office
For the fortunate numbers please address
Tiios. B. BIGGER,
Richmond IN.
Dee y 6t--2tXwtd
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HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Yirgira
LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY 1910!
FOR January lh ls0 Virginia honongaa Academy Lottery
Glass M for 1870 The capitals of $50 900, 10000
6000 $780, 1000, &c. " prizes nj lo0J, - of so,
Tickets So Shares in proportion
Certificates If packages nj - whole tickets $780,
Du dn do do - half do IS
pu do do dn - quarter do 3, %.
- drawn numbers of Co.
Maryland State Lottery, Class No. 2, for 1870 be drawn
Baltimore, Md, Saturday ll January. Capitals S25 900,
10000, $780, &c 10 prizes nj 1900
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion.
Certificates packages ~ whole tickets, $780, halves
quarters in proportion
For tickets shares, certificates packages in the above
scheme please address your orders d. VI. HOYT,
Richmond "a
Dec 81 6S-N
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Dec b

VTAIi iELf SiN ES-rrsuant decree of the Superior
Couu e Law and Canccsy :r cany o. King Queen,
pSon uEyrd ia>i the undersigned Commissioners
.! ap"nt a will, Monday, 3! cf December, 1899
fan day. not m next far day Cartons Store, the
sad conH offer Ter sale, NJ public tho highest bidder,
credit the the
the al a VIII be required in cash, likely
Sirr beng mn"ty The slaves belonging
Joseph Mann, deceased An official copy Of the decree VIII be
exhibited un the dag ri sale"
CARTER II. BRAXTUN,i Co.,
JOHN GAINES, w" r.
December 81 est
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JAMES RIVER AND KAXAWHA COMPANY.

JiMES RIVER AND kANAWIIA COMPANY.
Mes;lns "t The President and Directors of the James
a River and kanswha Company Richmond Friday the
9Th Norembrr, 1889:
Rrsoid That unless the President and Directors should in the
Gan Gc be @nlbd 10 t"n". c.cr of payment they
viii he ready The day Of January and Of each
ceang month thereafter to exchange at for the Company
Gient of Post Notes they successfully fall due,
pr cent bonds ISSUED by tine Company and guaranteed by the
Sat" IN conformity tho o the Act Of the csIsla
uTr passed III" I'D March last; hcng understood that n" bond
W" be issued o less than one Hundred Dollars for sum
Hut amounting u even hundreds
Ee' That the SaCr,ar, the foregoing Resolution Ia
b. fah shed Richmond Whi. the Richmond Enquirer the
Ln'hblrs NHginian, and the kanawha Banner.
Extract from the records
w L. CHITTESDEN, Scery.
Nov. II 5i-2awtlJ
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NOTlCE-Was committed TO the jail of the county Of Caro-
line, runaway, the lltl day u" September last,
bright muau Woman, who calls herself ucISps CvLL 50
about the usual SIZE supposed ~ he between ~ and 90 old
had when committed blue specklrd dress and cap The
owner requested forward prove property and take her
away, or she viii be dealt with according 10 Law.
GEO. l.. GROVES, .Ilor
Nov l. h0-yln
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DOSALD Vi. hakAtsbN, \.
Elk I'M p o. Amelia Dec 62-2aWiw&w-

Dg. ". ". MARSHALL would respectfully inform the pub
~ lie thahe still resides III Richmond where he Is prepared 10
pactce heretofore. the of healing and removing that
oada5 disease, Cancer His residence is opposite Trinity
ChFrch where he generally be found and letters addressed
from country post paid will prompt attention.
lie lest might he supposed that
FROM the city. ne has advertised recently
the papers lie Intends residing permanently in this
CITY, and would be clad make his available 10 those
suffering with that hord disease Cancer His former
treating this disease considered sufficient
for the future
WARREN W MARSHALL.
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AMERICAN LEE IXEITEANCE AID TRI:ST COMPANY

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office M. 10, South Srr,t, Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID ~, Two Millions OF DOLLARS.
I'VE President and Trustees If this Company receive Mo
assurances Lives Annutles and Endowcnt and
and Trusts every description may
united to their charge, whether from individuals corporate bo
dies, courts Of justice.
l. MoNEY VIII he received and ued trust and the interest
thereon paid mannun quarterly conformity with the
direction nj the the interest will be placed al the end
o ever! sA iant 10 the credit of the Trust Fund or accu
latiun.
. LIFE IssrEsSrr-PersonS may effect assurances with the
Company upon their lives, The lives Of others for
year. term OF the whole al life. he table "i rates
We'll Tor the officers 81 thu Navy and Army cZcnsand may
bc had ON application 10 The Company lis Agents.
). ANNUIIEs.lhrse will he granted upon such will
enable the annutaut 10 ENJOY tue largest Income for given
amount Of money.
1. ENpowMESr-A person who desires provide capital
for a ward, when he shall the age vi 81 years
marriage portion for daughter, effect through this Com
0Fecrs Of Companp-P Macauey Esq, VI. D.
President Baltimore; John Dur ESQ., L. L. d. Vice President
New York; Richard Wilson, Secretary, " Ihurston, Assistant
Secretary.
7ra.tcs.-Isaac Lawrence Beverly Robinson H. Mcvckar
Charles A. Davis, Samuel Weimurc, David Hidden, anthony
Barcklay l.. Suacs, George f. IaIIan +. g. Nrvs, Roswell
H. Colt, Morris Robins"r New York Matthew L. bcran VIM
Pa,t John Moss Philadelphia; James Cox, Wn T.. Mayhrw
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick W Bruno. g. = oldied, Joseph
Gushing. Fielding Lucas, jr., baltimore.
applications b. made personally. or h. letter, paid 10
The Agents for the Compl! Virginia. via will furnish
frcug assurances making other arrangements through this
Company for the benefit OF their iInics estates.
I. ". TAGB, .igfat, EichneRd, ia.
7scH;s ia FIR ,ind
PnLrr ". Tam, Esq, Richmond.
Wv. :. SIMpsoS, ESD, Petersburg.
GEo. W. CAhr EsI., Norfolk.
RoHrET ASpER.oN, Esq., Williamsburg.
JnHN. BRrcE ESQ.,, Winchester.
Ia
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Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit oil the Town Of Wcsturg,
Class .Nn :, for 1850
To drawn at Alexandria, Virginia Saturday
2Sth December, 1880.
BRILLIANT
Prize Of s35,a9i Prize OF s2,073
do H,p0O Ii do l,2n)
l do 5000 10 do loo
do 5000 &c &c.
Tickets only $40, halves SIS, quarters. 81 30.
Tickets in all the Lotteries and the really Lucky Numbers for
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HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office,
Richmond, Yirgirir.
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.Atr and cleep Fan and Wmter DRY GOODS.

Piano Forte and MUSIC Stcre opposite Mt Bl
Aug Is 29-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-23
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEAR ED.

CLEARED.
Brig Canonicus, Bigcy, Matanzas.
Schr. Ataautn, Mctrills, Boston.
Do Sisters, Sic kler, Philadelphia.
Sloop Moses Eddy, ChiiJs, Providence.
DO. Hero Read, do.
Do. Victory, Heath, do.
ARRIVALS.
THrnspy, MAY l6-arr. Sch'rs Sisters sicklcr, from
Elizabeth CITY, with corn to D. Tsdalc.-t:cn. Cohh,
Cobb from baltimore. sloop Copy, Gardner, from Nan
uckct.
FnIp,y, May l7.-arr. sloop Moses Eddy, Child.
from New York
S,ruWpAy, MAY ls.-arr Schr. IIorntio Amcs, Flake,
from Taunton for Providence.
svxpy, Nny l9.--nrr. Sch'rs. hrenlamcndi, Chase
from Providence for NoiokBihncu from do for do
Henry clay, Chase, from do for Phadrlphia.-A Mar
shall, rakcr, from do tor do--thEn, Wheeler, from
Io.ton for straiiord.-tood Hope, Baker, from do or
NOriolk.-SwAn, Wheeler, from do for New York
samuel Crockcr Arthur, from Taunton for do-s'oops
Fnnncicr, Fclscr, from Boston tor do.Mani tn, kcr
lfoIn do Tor Brook HayenRsport, Davis, iron de- or
do-MrtaInora, Enst' n, lfoin Warren Tor New York
Albany, Gibbs from Providence inr New York
MoNDAy, May 2O.-arr. Hrig Echo, Mcsscr, from VIII
mington, n. e.. with merchandiLr, Rice, Tar and inn
hUr To- job A. reckhnm.-Sloups VIM. II. Hunn irons
from Prov idcnce ior IIarturd.Nictory, Heath, iron
New iork-Ii'ro. Read, from dn.-Jula, Iiiarl, if"u
Taucniuck -Franklia, Buebcc, tom Fuunion lor New
Bedford.
T,Espay, May 2i.-nrr. Rcvcnnc Gutter Nisilant
Conner, from sruisc.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May 90
(Roror,ed for the Boston Patrot)

Al market 2I5 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs Working
Oxen, 55 Cows and Calves, l20 Sheep and 52C
Swine.
| PRIcEs-Becf Caftie-Former prices were
not sustained, and we reduce our quotations to
correspond ; fret quality 50 925; second
quality 25 75 third quality 80 Il So.
| Working Oren-We noticed the following
sales, viz: S72, $50, sos, SIl0, Sl25, $3.50,
and : 40 About 90 head were purchased TO
feed by gentlemen from Worcester county, a,
prices varying from $50 to rs each.
Co,cs ana CaiDes-We quote sales at S35,
$3s. $40, S4S, $55, S57, and S62.
Sheep-A few (sheared) and o'dinnry were
sold for about 81 so each: To-, not sheared
81 25.
SUine-Prces remain without much change
from the two pact weeks lots to pedde at 81
a &c for Sows, and 81 l0c for Barrows. Al
retail from to lOc.