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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13
FOR THE I've iRER.
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Thr opponents oil the present Administration haze Tor
hong time PROGRESSED I" great serSty and man wor
sh IN the simple ond hasy declaration of some Of our
friends that they ouId sink s5im with nu presen,
dsng ushed and able Chief Magistrate We have been
told that by i, have surrendered the independence
Of thought md have attached ourselves
10 The personal well political deslinies of Mr. Van
Bursn and have proclaimed I" The country onr party
servi,y We have hppn told thai in this declaration
We accord TO Mr. Van Boren our support however tar
he may drpar, from our pfncipes-'hat we have aoan
dou.d The Republican doctrine cf Measures, not Men
and have sworn party feaily. right wrong. Those
who make these charges make them for patty purposes
They The ai eOp'and1n phrases OF the times lH's OF
sound easily mscnnsirued. aad amo.t unworthy oi no
,ir. These who pretend I" trPrecae such adherence
are lle aware Of the superior position Uhch We occu
NJ sitb this evowrd purpose. 10 iseir own Of a6dlnS
nv The ronirep Of the Harrisburg Convcn;nn ours
was al FIRST the enthusiastic expression ct single man.
bull The Frderalists in the pride Of their srene,h-a
their mee,ins.-in hrir published and scknowienseo
proseednps boldly proclaim thu, they will 'oS.de ny
The selection Of tie Convention, and 'Ft'fss th'n
srves In bs support whoersr he mag be- We have mol
pledged oursel Ives 10 he suppoi: Of mar yet 10 be
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MORUS MUL1lCAULlS TREES.

n Have for sale Thirty thousand Morus Mu!,icsu!is
b Trees, grown from cuttings the present season. they
ole from 10 feet high, large al The root and well
b'anched-aso ten thousand trees from old roots nea
surfing from 10 feet hgh-very superior These trees
are from roots and cuttings Of my raising, AMI VIII
be sold very advantageous terms 10 The Poor Apply
10 the subscriber, Prince Edward Courthouse Va
Sep - f%7-wtfl JARED TODD
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:" lndhnm und Rankin, F. dsral cnun,ips not heard
from; and HE Federal maj"rts IN nds"r Addison
and Rutland, viii be considerably increased in The re-
naming lawns.
(From TIE Burlington Sentinel SeptG
"ELEcTioS RkruRSs We give below all the returns
we have cfiS'G OF he results of the ell con on Tues
DAY IL WI" be s'en that the Dr,nncrac party has re
cevrd powerful Accession Of strength in ali puIs c The
STATE vi The votes for Governor have moi sufficient
10 warrant the trouble of inserting them To day The
P'onaoiy IS Govrrna Jrn's"n is re elected, but by
majority of3 or 1900 less than last wear
ihe results OF The election are in the highest, de gree
battle ring and encouraging The Democracy no, only
OF Ihendrn county bu, the Stale al large The result
10 inns county IN particular, like a thunder clan
upon The BLACK cockaders, who mad not doubt Of the
success n their senatora ticket by the same large ma
)ory as last year Instead of that have carried one
Senat" II our returns are correct, and lost the other bu
by bare majority nf few votes
In Orange county, which carried By the Feds
last year, We have elected l3 Democrats in the Is towns
heard from, and the Feds This gives us without
doubt gain Of Senators in that county Even in old
FEDERAL windsor county, We have gained ) m-mh rs
since last year There prospec, lha, the Democracy
will have majority in the next House of Representa-.
lives
But even in the strong hold Of FEEDER alism The Feds
have succeeded by bare najnrips 10 Middlebury the
Federal candidate only succeeded by majority Of 3 :
In aset"n the Fed was chose by only vote oty
In Nergpnnes candidate deientrd by Two votes
only Indeed IN every heard from, there has been
handsome Democratic gain, md Federalism in this
Stale is within inch Of being ioggrd Death. Cuur.
age, Democrats One year more vii! finish the work
aud the Augean stable will be entirely cennsed-a con
summation most drvoully 10 be wished
BY the returns will be that the results lhrong
out The whole Stale are equally gratifying Last year
the Democratic Strength IN the House was % Now il
will be that Gu, Of the 100 Towns now heard from
the Democrats have elected ssreay.tuo and the Feds
forty eight :"
(From The y y Past Of tuesday,
"EERMoST ELECTION The further returns " hich W.
have received tins morning do nn decide lhs question ot
the result of the Vermont election The probability is
however that JenIsnn reelected by small mn orit,
-one OF the Wing mil papers claims 500. i, pro
battle olso that there will be very small majority in both
"us's ." 'hr legislature" OF The hg papers claims
II int ballot II likely that deduction mus,
be made from bulh these Statements
Holden Rhodes. ESQ has resigned The office Of Presi
dent of the Richmond and Petersburg Rsrad Company
and HaxaII Esq Vice President Of the Co, is
performing the duties Of the Office
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one measure of expsdicncy, and lend an effective
pF,,rt 10 the Wing candidate. with whom they have
Is, "a upon alaost every measure, they mnv do Is
..%s phase Bu Will no, 20 with thea. THEY are
sj,onr 10 please the n,ellgencer-Bu, we will not
A.. inns ends the catec6ism!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-13

NOTlCE-A vacancy having occurred in the Chsr
~ of Medicine in this institution, by the resignation
of DR. r GRIFrIrn, from i'll health, a meeting ot
the Board OF Visitors vii! be he'd a, the University on
successor un which time Dr.. Griffith will continue
to lecture The subjects assigned TO this Chair the
Theory and Praclce OF Medicine, Obstetrics, and Me.
dical Jurisprudence The Pro receives annual
salary OF Thousand dolsrs and fee OF twenty FIVE
collars from each student attending his Class, and has
dwelling house free Of rent.
Candidates for the Chair are invited. They may
address their letters post pa:L, to me.
J G.. DAVIS
Chairman Of the Faculty.
University of Va Sept 10 37-5,
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MARKETS.

The receipts o! TOBACCO continue 10 be vsry email,
and prices remain stationary Nothing was done in
rLocR yesterday, after the receipt Of the news from
mantle ted.
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2sS53 600
25.yy5.UU0

No,whsan the late arrivals Of bullion from Anne.
RIGA and portion of the Continent sun we hnd as
will be from the following official returns that IS
still exported to sDne extent, chiefly 10 Hamburg Tor
the Russian Mint in that city. From the 18th 10 The
2ls inst the exports of gold coin amounted 10 2 "z,
and of bars GAP OF silver The exports of coin have
been during The same period, 5O,O4 OF, and III bars
IL 993 az
Loypox Co.'s EXCHANGE, Aug 90 The weather
since "Wednesday mas continued extremely hne and the
operations Of harvest must nov De rapidly progressing
The show ii, wheat al our market tins morning from e
opiphboring counties very small, the quantity OF
fernp however proved more than adequate TO The de-
mand and The few sales that were made, were at about
The quotations Of Monday last. We kada pretty hoefa
arrival Of foreign wheat and so dull was the trade 10 inns
article. that tc have transacted business to any extent
lower prices must have been accepted Flour Though IN
slow request, fully supported The recent Improvement
There has been scarcely any English barley al MARKET
for time past, and sweet gfinons samples othg see
firmly maintained their value
We have auain 10 report large importation OF ats
from abroad the greater part Of which was OF inferior
quality and consequently very unsaleaoe mere was
none fresh up either coastwoys or from iteiano, anu
thou oh the demand for this gram was very cfcunscro
ed, Mondays currency was generally realised Beans
and peas short supply, and quite as Gear as al
the beginning Of the week
ANTON ASD MITCHELL, corn fdeto7S.
90, Corn Exchange. Aug -
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
Both par,ies arree in the npnun that there have been
considerable gains 10 The Democratic party The fol.
lowing The last accounts:
(Fron, the albany .4rgus
CARTIER GREAT DEMocRA1ic GAINS We have
letters and slips from the offices of the Montpelier rs
trio, and Burlington Sentinel Of the 9th and OH INST
We condense the returns below The Patriot says:
t,Onr returns Continue Of the most cheering chafac
g., Our gains exceed nur most sanguine expectations.
The Eds nre chap fallen and begnne II they are
no, routed in the State they admonshed 10 set their
houses ia order for another year
oar ,on "ni oraya >" il ,fumphanv redeemed Tie
Democrac u,sjor,y will no. TALL much short Of 500.
last year Federal majori,y l0o-0'ba"s county doubt
les, redeemed By so or 100. The work goes 0'aveiy
on !"
1bs re,,rns from all aur sources give the result for
representatives in Clowns which stand % Democrats
70 Federal, and no choice, as to!ioS
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Srpl3. t51-hi SHEPPARD & QUARLES.
i TEACHER WANTED The subscribe, wishes
~ 10 -mpnv. TOR The ensuing year, Teacher Of tn.
English branches and Of the Greek Latin and
Fr,rrh sngurges A single man. or man Of small "a.
my. nf unqu-srionabe character and good family may
find situaon FIR several wars, as intend 10 keep up
-chool Ill ny shall hay. been educated None
nerd apply, who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials.
JNO. #. JETER.
Painsvie, Amelia. Sept. Is 37-wsw
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eEoAil persons Indebted late hrr' of shep-
h'iu hae g anarics or TO requested TO for
ward 81 ouee and settle their respective
possibly be may be found over the sore
enti y occupied by us-Entranee through the pns.sre
Sep -. t3f-Hj SHEPPARD & QCARLES.
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expect 10 receive from the seat of hos,iltles more alarm
ing accounts than such the wspapers daily supply
fon disturbed districts in the North Of England Iu
"u'uafy rsings-no, mobs OF an hour or two, easily
p0' down by magistrate and half dozen constables,
ont 'ios Of two three days continuance take place
IN o-hance of strong bodies of armed police and dra
eo"ns Mobs have been charged by infantry with liked
onnes have returned to the attack reckless and
'1'a"d Attempts have been made TO rescue prisoners.
10 VI hre 10 buildings, and 10 stone magistrates and
ace 10 death. Gangs Of men, women and children
nave otcrd themselves into factories stopped the works
and compelled psaceably disposed persons to turn ou,
with them Policemen with their trunchenns are mere
spnr for the popuaee, becoming familiar With bayones
s"d oaggers And these scenes have occurred in many
'r" and popnIous places and Observation-Disclosures,
A'coda!r Bolton. Stockport, Bury. Haywood Middle.
Lon EacclrsfeId Noting and Sheffield The Judges
Oh the Circuit guarded. not formerly hy worthy
farmers. following their landlord, the High Sheriff in
paceabe procession but by regular troops. Special
Stables appointed 10y thousands, and The yeomanry
are called OUT bot the main reliance is bussats and
c'agoops 10 fact large portion of The country is at
0is moment virtually under martial law. Where is
Ns 10 end = Sreetdtor
Mr. F. T. Barine will be the new Chancellor OF the
Eiehequer. in the Of Mr. Spring Rice. whose eie
'a,"n 20 the peersge will take ace immediately New
S's Cor Cambridge and Portsmouth will be moved for
oe'";r he end Of the session. --Ninst.riat paper
NosEY MARKET, LosDos Thursday Aug. 2-1he
return Of The fine weather has had extraordinary ct
ecl IN improving the general tone Of the money market
Yesterday and To cay; added 10 which, the knowsrdgs
ha he Bark of Ireland the Scotch ia aks. sGd Npssrs
n'hschi!d.. have now forward subscribers Tor
,a'g' suns 10 The scheme for funding excheqnfr bills,
mas caused quite different feeling TO that which
Ta'.tc 60 Monday and Tuesday last. No one doubts
s"'' Inc chancellor will succeed in his operation tor
.ons excheqner bills therefore both lhnse securities
.u eo"s"'s are advancing steadily 10 price Money
""nu-s IN demand at about ten per cent. tor short
IN sock ta, the public having been accustomed
from il "
'e expoa,ion OF the precinus METALS from the port
No. LONDON during The week ending Saturday last, was
ib any means extensive, especially regards gold,
n.y. cai returns presenting shipments only of 900
silvs g1,d bars $40 gold coin, and 100000 NJ Of
' al u which vas forwarded 10 Hamburg Giobe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
KNOW ALL MEN

"A L Court of Probate holden, Newport, Janu.
"a ary 9Th, 1899: Upon the petition Of Peter p
Remington, admir-. on the estate Of GREEN
BURROUGHS, late Of Newport, deceased, sta
ting that the personal estate of said Green Bur.
roughs is insufficient. by the sum Of one hundred
and thirty seven dollars and fifteen and half cents
To pay the debts, allowance 10 the widow, and ~.
neral charges Of said Burroughs, and prayng that
he may. in his capacity Of administrator, be author
lied and empowered to sell nj Public Auction, all
the rgh, title and interest, which said Green Bur
roughs had, nj the time OF his death. in and to n
certain lot of land aud dwelling house thereon
and other buildings thereon standing. situate in
said Newport bounded Westerly on Thames street
Norihcrly on land Of Nicholas Underwood and
others EaSterly on land Of Otis Chafec, and South
erlv on Prospect HillStteet or so much thereof as
will be sufficient TO raise SAID sum cf one hundred
thirty seven dollars and ff)een and n half cents
with incidental expenses. Is ordered. that said
petition he received, and the consideration thereof
referred TO Court Of Probate 10 be holden nj the
State House in Newport, on the first Monday In
March next. at . o'clock. A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given bv publishing copy Of tins order
three weeks in succession in The Rhode Isinnd Re
publican for all persons interested 10 appear at said
time and plac, and be heard.
A True copy Witness, Il.
II. -. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
Ian. a. go
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Dit0.

On Monday morning las;, Mr.. Nicholas Geffroy
in the 10Th year ofhis ge.-FuneTalihis afternoon
at , O'Clock. from his late residence in Thames-st
relations and friends are invited 10 attend With
ont moro particular invitation.
In this town on Tuesday morning 29ih uit. sud
denly. Mr. Solomon Gladding aged - years.
Last evening. Mrs. Nancy Card. vile .: Mr
John Card in the f5,h year OF her age.
At Tiyerion, Mr.. Samuei Clifford, aged % yrs
At Portsmouth on the 22d uit Mr.. Peleg Ham
bly,, aged - years-a Revolutionary PensiJner.
AT Providence on the 26lh nit, Mrs. Mar
Wright, aged 80 years, daughter Of the laie Cap,
Alfred Arnod.-On Flidsy morning last. Mr.
Thomas w Waterman, son of John X. Water
man, Esq. aged % years.--On Sunday last, Hon
Samuel Eddv, LII D. n the 9Th year of his age.
Ia New York. James Miner. infant son Of Mr.
George S. Easion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

FOREIGN News. Two arrivals at New
York furnish news from London To the 25lh
and from Liverpool to the 9th Of Dscem-
ber.
The steam ship Liverpool arrived out in
fourteen days.
The supply of grain in the London mar
ket is short. The arrivals of foreign wheat
was moderately large, aud sales were made
At an advance Of one to two shillngs per
quarter on 6ne descriptions.
The election Of Prcsiden, of the French
Chamber of Deputies took place on the 2O.h
December. NJ. Dupin was chosen on the
third ballot by majority of FIVE.
The election of Vice Presidents resulted
IN the election of the Opposition candidates,
Calmon, Passy and Duchatsl. There was
no choice of the fourth.
The Bank of Belgium has been obliged
to suspend specie payments. The credit
ors ofthe Bank have allowed il three months
to enable it 10 resume. The effect of the
suspension on private credit at Brussels and
Antwerp, 1t was thought, would only be
temporary. At Antwerp, great numbers o'
persons crowded to the Banks of that city
to Withdraw their funds. The suspension
was most severely Eel, by the manufacturing {
establishments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
Laws OF isI,0dc.ysland.

STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND e. PRovI.
DENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General AssemJiy, Jon. Session, 1889.
AN ACT relating to burying the lead, in
the town Of Newport.
BE il enacted by The Generoi Assembly
as toiioss:
n any undertaken, sexton, or any other
person shall bury sny dead p-rson wnhin
the limits Of the to~n of Newport, in =
grave less than four feet deep, such under
tascr, sexton or other person So offending,
s''nh' on eonvleiion before any one or
more Justice Of the Peace in said town,
pay rs q fine, sum no, exceeding twenty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 2s.

Beeves--The supply Of Beef Cattle at Market
o-day including 500 head, all of which were from
this state and Connecticut, mostly from the former
The market was not very brisk which was partly
caused bv the severity Of the weather, bu the ra'h-
er limited supply and the good quality Of the cat,
tie, caused an advance on the rates oflast week OF
80 cents per 100 lbs The sales comprise 1OOhea
at 3 a sl2--showing an average Of sl0peT 100 lbs
and leaving 100 head unsold
Sheep-The marketi is not very abundantly sup
rlied 10 day the whole number offered being only
1000 head all OF which were sold al 81 30 q So
and SO 20 for prime the same rates obiainedlaS
week
Hay-No change since our last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

LATEST FROM VERA CRuz.-The French
brig Therese Louise arrived ut New CLEANS
on the l7ih last. from Vera Cruz. with LOG
French passengers, late residents in the
Mexicon Republic. The Therese Louise
sailed on The 4th. Nothing important had
occurred since the date Of our previous ad-
vices The English fleet Of twelve sail, in
cluding two seventy y-fuur's, were still Mt Yer
n Cruz and SACRIFICES. The New Orleans
Bulletin states, on the authority Of letters
from Mexico, that Mr.. Packenham, the
British func,ionary who accompanies the
fleet, so far from interfering in hebaif Of the
Mexicans, is about to join the French in
making imperative demands of redress for
spolia,ians committed on the property Of
British citizens and other grievances of a
similar nature. The impression prevails
generally, that If the demand is not imrnc-
diniely and satisfactorily answered, iha, the
fleet "f her Majesty will cooperate with the
French bockading squadron and coerce the
semi. barbarians Of Mexico into the payment
of their honest debts. While England aud
France are thus earnestly pressing their Just
claims, would it not be advisable for Uncle
Sam to look out for his own, and come in
fo. share of the piunder. A proposition
we understand was made to our Executive
to join the coalition with France and Eu-
gland, but was declined by the cabinet n,
Washington from a reluctance TO become
implicated in the politics Of Europ .an SOW
creignties. The most perfect cordiality ex-
isted between the French and English com
nanders.
The Mexican government, following the
example Of Admiral Budin, had issued or
ders prohibiting the landing Of cargoes Al
Vera CruZ.-Bosf. Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

THE CoNsrirUTIoN.-The Norfolk Ben
con saws" Old Ironsides," now preparing
for sen at Norfolk, will in few days drop
down tn the Naya! anchorage" prepnra-
tory to her sailing for the Pacific Ocean,
This gallant old ship is to he the flag ship
Of Commodore Alexander Ciaxsou, under
the command Of Captain Daniel Turner,
who is fnvorably known to our citizens for
his gallant conduct on Lake Eric during
the last war. under the command of the
iamerted and gallant PERRY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

lLLrsor'-The Opposition have in every
form sent out the news that they had n ma
iori,y on inint ballot ia the Illinois Lsgis-
la,ure. The vote taken m the election Of
Printer has pu, the sxtirguishcr on ,hi.
misrepresentation.
The Joint vote was
Fon wnLr.N WALTERS DENY 65
wuLrAx Hopes. (Fed.) 63
One vote scattering.
The Auditor and Treasurer tDem.) were
reelected without opposition. and Mr..
KrrenLL DEM Attorney General. by =
msinri,y Of FIVE vo,es. over Mr.. OLSGr,
(whie.) elected. The Conservatives uni
ted with the Federslis,s in these votes, and
misrcprcsenied their constiiusnis.-G Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06

facts in the case parade mud animaAyer,
on the efeets, but say not n word about the
caRse which produced those effects; and II
The people can be MS easily gulled as you
appear to think, thea may you succeed in
your designs. But, in our opinion, the
people are too much enlightened to he so
deceived. and will appreciate your labors as
they deserve.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
PILES. &c.
HAEMORRHOIDS.
NO CURE, NO PAYl!
"a PRICE 81. I'D. r4
Rays LINrMENrT

! - -
NC FrcrfoS.-This extraordinary chemical cam
IN position the result OF science and the nveno,,
OF celebrated medical man, the introduction of
which TO the public was invented with the soemntv
OF death bed beducs, has since gained a repua,ion
unparalleled fully sustaining the correctness of the
amen'sd Dr. GI'dey's last confession, that " he
dared noi die without giving TO poserty the benefit
OF his knowledge the subject" aud h. therefore
oo..quea'hed TO his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays the secret OF his discovery. ~. ~ 4-I 80.
is NOW used IN The principal hospitals. and ihe
private practice IN our country, hrst and most GER
ia'ny for the cure of the PLEs, aud also so eytei-
svely and eiieciualy ns 10 batlle crednliiy unless
where It's effects are witnessed. EXTERNALLY in the
following complaints; ,.
Foa DRorsY-Cresting extraordinary absorption
nj once. su+ 80. -. ...r
Att swELuSGs--Reducins them in few hours.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
soRr Tnro.T-,B, cancers. ulcers or colds.
CaoVr, AND WnoorINd CoUoB--ExiernaI'y, and
over tha chest. tl. -r. ,r ~.-. D. 'i-.
AL BRvlsEs, spRAINs AND BunNs-CNing in
few hours.
soass and Uloens Whether fresh or long stan
ding aud fever sores. !. t.
Its operations upon adults aud children i'm rednc-.
hig rheumatic swelngs, and IoossDing coughs ard
uehness of the chest by relaxation Of the parts has
boen Surprising beyond conception. The common
remark OF those who have used il In the PrEs is II
acts like n charm" a ,.....
THE PiLES.-Thc price 81 is refunded to any
person, who win use a bottle OF Hays I.nmcnt for
the Piles. aud return the empty boIsle without being
cured These are the positive orders of the proprie-
tor to the Agenisi and IN, Of many thousands sold,
not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length, but pre-.
fe that those who sell the article. should exhibit the
original to purchasers.
CAUTION Name can be genuine withou, a
splendid engraved wrapper. on which ismy name,
and also THAT OF ruE AGENTS. ~
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK .S.
CO, No 2 Fletcher 81. near Maiden Lane. New
York. In Newport, by X. TAYLOR. Ils
Thames street. Nov 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-02-06
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jan. 2s.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market $40 Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep.
Prices-Bcef Catte-An advance on former
prices was obtained and We quote to correspond
viz first quality 81 IS SS; cecond quality a
81 50: third quality - Sc 20.
Sheep = Lots were taken al 2 -, SO, , 25, so
25. and s. -.
We noticed one fine OK. from Worcester
county sold for 80 per hundred.
The great OK Olympus was sold to-day by Mr..
Wellington to MIR Hale Of Wobun for $3.50.