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10 "smoher' their resentments. But he expect
forgiveness, no confidence for he has committed the
unpe rdonable sin.
The n. Wing can scarcely disguise It's wrath. at
this time. Mr. John nj. Bolts speaks out. HIS
'co-ab"rer" of The Wing is following his first advice
-"smothering' It's feelings. Its herald'c emblazon-
ment is the tiger eoaeham. II is only crouchns -
leap upon it's mcdtatcd victim. But Mr.. Tyler Will
escape the vengeance OF the Hunt. Ii he does his
duty, the People viii honor his services, whist they
shield him from his enemies.
The attempt of the infatuated Wings will be 10 "make
his too hot for him TO drive him into retirement
One of Mr. Clay alternatives, was for the Chief Ma
gistate to dodge the question: and pocket The bll!a
course, TO whicl Of honor, and no proud Virgo
Man of any sort Of character would have been
enough 10 s,cop-and another of Mr. c. alternatives
was, to resign, and go home. Mr. Botss handful harps
upon similar string. CONGRESSES to pass resolution
urging him to sign the bank bill hatis to ransgess the
Constitution and violate his conscicncc) or " re-
sirn the high trusts that devolvad upon him The
Columbus Wings are for driving him off. "Go on 60
on" gentlemen, (as Mr.. Clay wont to say) The
more violent your course, the better for Mr. Tyler
The better for the country Let your cry be, "Cucify
him cruelty him :" but generous aud free people
will step between him and his prosecutors.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
LETTER VI
prnS.nc IL II lie Initial

To JoHy TYLER, Presdent IF the United States.
SIr-All the discussions on the merits and dement's
of the Sub.rreasury the one hand, and Bank of
the u. S. on the other, manifest great want OF
dor, or mos, Limited range Of thunght in The dispu-
tan,s both sides. Both parties begin the argument
with the fundamental proposition, which being
thus agreed point, 10 be regarded as indispu-
lahy true. Each out with the annunciation that
there is choice, but between the Pet Bank system,
The Sub Treasury and Bank of the L. S. They then
90 step further together, and both agree that the
Pet Bank sy stem has been dexervcdy condo ned BY
the People Then the advocate Of the Bank goes on
to prove the evil of the SUD Treasury; and having
absled that, he arrives most logically al the comclu-
sion that there is remedy but Bank Of the U. s.
The Sub.Treasury man takes the view of the
subject proves the evil The uncons.ituiionslty Of
u S. Bank, and concludes that only refuge is in
Mr.. Van Buren's Sub-Treasury.
The people every where, and in all ages have been
the victims Of this of collision, pleading and false
issue England was desolated by the of the
Roses. Both parties agreed that the right heir OF
Edward III. was entitled to the crown. The only
question discussed that of genealogy. The true
poin, was entirely overlooked. Nobody spoke Of the
rights of the people. Nobody though. to ask whether
it should not be left to them to decide who shonid be
permitted to administer Government instituted 10,
their benefit and to fix the law of succession de
for their security The question was never ralsed VINE
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WERSTEGlsH.


Therc assembling Of The Wing mrml'ers q a:
Houses invitation, nrly evening NJ ir NthSi. am
greatest iarnuny aud good feeling manifested. y Eaf
B n si-,rrl,ahy the shape somewhat 81 Mr. Ewn"
p-c We alta H. a our reader. know Importance, pr
bill likely lie carried, hnt do attach r l-i',
Importance IN political ming anew i' hHh
Wings The tanH,; rR retain thci: iars The I'iFa
Session nil wind up with ea having undcr difficult ,n
accomplished deal and Io PJcuistn, with IL it
and preparations io 'rucinF WI b. febnkrd i!
united, harmonious, and triumphant part:
I'll is scarcely possible Tor Mr.. Tyler 10 sign tie bill,
that is now before the Senate, fr many considerations
II is violation Of the Constitution, according IL the
true and siric, pr,nc pies Of construction. It aisa I"
all inent and purposrs equivalent 10 Il Flank Of d.
count-and i, lsp"nsrs, contrary 10 i'r Ewing a'i,
with the assent OF the States wc assent, ~ the BY is
not as explicit, nor as unparalleled, the argument On
which il is predcaled, requires, Even Nh Cla. can.
mol agree 10 the p.cscn, Bill Cor GREETINGS fsraI CoJPo
ration-and calls il 'ri;cuoua and yet his Wing pax
tizans all insist upon d.ssracng line nation, b. forcing
upon Mr.. Tyler such d,srrac.iui measure. Bat "a
attempt TO disgrace Mr.. T. Nv forcing snrh bill down
his throat, can succeed The disgrace falls only nn
those who are making the attempt. Bot the ).
American expects Mr.. Ewing h!ll 10 pas. Very d'i.
rrcnt are the cacnlanus O. Alcssrs. Clay and Eo;ts
Mr. CLAY declared III his Veto Speech, 'ihat IL
perfectly manifest, that II :hey had passed he measure
recommended BY The Secretary o!,c Treasury, II III
ders,ood this message President rs Ter would not have
sig ned il because If tho diSc0rnt"9 po'ccr and .r
Bolts handful states, that "alr Tyler had afterwards
said he would not sign Il Il did pass, at HE t:nr he
said he would he had read this b &c, ac.-
But we were informed that he had then read the Sc
cre,ary bi!l and found that il contained prori-
sion about d,scounting, against whch he had commit
ted himself III his veto message aud therefore he could
not sign that
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We take pleasure in having II in our power 10 com
mend the Axes made by alessrs. Jacob T. Barnes &
Co, at their Mandatory in this City We have hat
specimen tired, "and sure We onsht 10 know. We
feel assured that in point Of finish, metal, weight
shape, and IN workmanship they cannot he surpassed
by any article Of the kind made in this any other
city in the Union. We will also state tia: their
are ,rcrrantcd-by small consideration with
the farmer Bu, the best recommend alion - TIN. Tho
demand at present great that it Is amos, itposs
ble Ia supply il. We ask the farmers to encourage
our home northumberland their business will hc
extended.
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Politica! insanity could scarcely 90 further

The pocecy Of the Wings appears 10 be- to do the best
they now, and mend their hand hereafter. 1t is
so with Mr.. Bolts Bank-an the Washington scrb-
bier Of the Baltimore Patriot throws out the same
bright idea about the Tariff. He recommends TO the
Wings TO take the Distribution bill, with the restrc-
ton amendment made Monday in the Senate
and his advice is worthy of Jesuit II is another
proof Of the fraudulent legislation that IS contemplated
TO De carried out
ain the present organization Of Congress, Says he
doub, if duties could be carried beyond 90 per cent bu,
supposng they could the same power which increases
Land bull The amendment, therefore, will be unpro.
duclvc of mischief either at the North or the South
In the of time, Congress may prolcc-
tive duties; and the time IS not far Instant when ne "
opinions Will be popular South Of Mason AMI d <
ons line than those which prevail ri present. But no
more of this the Land bill is engross and will become
law
Mr.. Tyler has yet word 10 say " this ma,tcr-and
even if he should sign it, the People Will then take il
in hand. Repeal will be the word, from the hcy n ninu
of the chapter. There be pvcieH rested rgh.s
to encounter-and they who have done this mischlev.
and preposterous deed may be made 10 undo it, To
give away the public money, when the IT, s. want it,
when they are making funded debt Of y millions
when they are imposing new duties upon some Of the
indispensable comforts OF the penpe-whcn they may
be compelled and encouraged 10 disturb the com
promise actand when the resources Of the Treasury
are diverted from the payment II the public debts
indeed an act of egregious foy-a violation Of sound
economy and contempt Of all sound principles, which
will satisfy the People, how little these hunbug States
men are 10 be trusted.
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AyorurR ls.sa ROBBERY Our course IS sill! n
ward The Branch Of the Farmers Bank al D4ngi!lr,
was entered with real false keys, Saturday sun
day last, nv men equally false, and rnhbrd oil The
gross amount of NlNETY-TWO THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FlVE DOLLARS.
ST., l35 IN notes good for nothing-they being
marked cancelcd-so,ne Of them as many three
times These last are Of >, 6, Z, 8, Q, 10, 80, 80
and 100 dollar notes - Yesterdays Star.
NJ See the Advertisement OF the Bank in this day s
paper.
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Sale nj raaG6e James Rircr Estate Gni uptcGrGS u
GEu .SLarcs. nnLer dcad of rAst.

~ r!g o1.eS, nf ,e s ,, = :, "s, ;,r;r r,
h. :" ~ ~ ~ s " cc,n, ~ he t'rrri; sumo,
- iHe ne, 'l day ~ - -, ,., - ,r.rn ,n mn
o. oitt - Nv a' $500 49, between Vim Krnnon
o. ,'''"nn, ~ ,, al w,an,s Drane r. E,ccuo. ..
IN, wooden decreased md others defendants viii hc Sold,
Jahn y .i-"n ,, riI"s m an CAMDEN Min. N liz
- SUPPLEMENTARY on James river near Of New
annr containing MI acres more css, with large proper
~, ,nnnsed ai.r .G acres low grounds Of
49, ~ ,,liv ,orc,r IN All crops then growing The
aid Iaul IN. buildings comfortable Dwelling
House h rooms good oHt houses and cablns as bh'
with nov Wheat Machine thereto attached
i ranr n Drane H. 10 the -ncd Trustees and Rsn-
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Il good Hint

"The New York American, several days since, al
luding 10 the probability of veto, and dissolution o
The Cabinet, remarks: 'Who would compose new ga
binel' What man of honor among the Wings couif
take post in it, The American might now ASK
what man of honor entertaining different views IRON
the President on this important question, can continue
n the Cabinet: ~ J. Era.
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Ill ~ richmond Wing need not waste its precious
epoa our relations to Mr.. Tyler. II will have
n. E"sn' enough defending its past
h. Wang its future position fMr Tyler initiates
"ais, and sinks into the vassal of MIR. Clay, he
D.. s,e'Se It's hurrahs. If he sacrifices his ancient
b.. PES os 10 the Federal Wings, signs the present
- and submits to such enlargement Of it's
- rs they Will dictate TO him, they may consent
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EiRS WANiED-lf The heirs of the fulurin. persons II
address J. b. Washington ciIy, paying the I,agc tiny
'a: receive information OF agreeable Character Event i
land, VIM ansericd Joseph lickcnson Benz billion jam.
fssin- Kendall h S"r JAS laws Ihos. Holt, Rcii Pad
~ VIM Purcell SAM d. Rawns, Eivi. Simpson, Richard
s,ah, Taddy Kelly lra-ant y Weth Jonn Aicoca Jcs- T.
ADAMS Sani 'irnl' r, uuiman Anderson FoGshe. ilu.r
Biar Clement Read, joan Read Thomas reyou Dayid
i.r>on jas. Qulre-.
inG. - 3a-3
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Good rMit--We have VISITED hir. SintoDs Nursery
about three miles from this City His peaches and APP
pies are capital. The Kcnslngton peach, the Melta
and the Heath are delicious We advise the lovers oc
good fruit and who is not') TO supply themselves from
his Nursery. 1t is just easy to raise fine peach as
bad one. 1t requires mere expense, care, labor,
or land except only few cents more for purchasing
the stock-and there is all the difference in the world
heiwaen Ind fruit and 4 delicnns one.
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c'sing banking powers, which shall not be priraie
onEroHATioS, created IN Con.ress and constituted
as 10 be either the tool OF the centrQi Government or
the rirat Of the constituted authorities of the Union
opposing Prtrate m aud frirae imerests to the ari
of the pf"p'c, ard the Interests Of the community.
In my next, shall take Tie liberty enquire whe-
Their tins be so. A STATE RIGHTS MAN.
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CLetrinn Sims

We are happy TO understand from all quarters, that
the good is Strengthening in the Old Dominion
The land ot abstractiou, soil on which The States
Rights doctrines of IS have delighted to flourish IS
about exhibit those principles in greater vigor and
with frcsher verdurc. The States Rights portion OF
the Wing party is separating itself from the Federal
Wings, with which il was once assocIated-and form
ing a reunion with the Republican party. Separat-
ING from their former Republican Brethren, as they
once did on the ground Of the Proclamation they
see all their principle to be in danger and the only hope
Of safety consists Jealous and generous cooperation
with the Republican party Many ofthem pollt clans
of independent spirit, and OF unshaken principles, and
Of superior abilities They constituted the best ee
nents of the late Wing party. They will add grea,
strength and energy TO the great Republican States
Rights party. They winning great distinction in
our public councs-exhibiting much dlslnteresledness
by Drawing dangers in defence OF their prInc pies,
and emitting themselves to the support oil the Republl
by the persecution they about 10 brave from
their late associates.
Wennderrtand, that similar movements spreading
itself throughout Virginia. The firm spirits who have
hitherto assumed the title Of State Rights Wings, are
declaring boldly s.anst Bank against Distribution,
against all the daring measures which Mr.. Clay and
his dominant party in Congress are attempting to iascn
upon the country. In the next Spring, shall carry
decided majority in the General As,cmbly--and as IN
9S in ISL, the struggle with feder ai!sn, however
fierce, will prove 10 be triumphant.
But We have other intelligence OF all immediate anc
agreeable character TO communicate 10 our readers
Three of the Senators who conperaed last winter with
the higs, are laid TO have abandoned the Federal
party One OF them in this City during The pre-.
sent week and did hesitate TO declare, that he had
,cen deceived by the WhIgs-tha he vas against TIER
Bank, aud ali their neasues-ant That he would
not with tirm al the ensuing Session. Tins "il!
give rs The majority Of the Senate and II, as we in.
derstand, similar manifestation takes place IN the
House of Delegates the States Rights party Will have
majority in tla; body; and al Instruction against 4
Bank or resolution Of dissent 10 the establishment Of
any Branch within our borders, should such mea
sure by possibility, pass the present Session Of Con
rress will become the order Of the day. We con
rra,ulate friends every where on these healthy N
dications of the public sentiment and bid our friends
al Washing,on-'.God speed! - TINS noble spirit i
not confined to Virginia. ~ We write, receive Il
letter from Correspondence Charlotte COUNTY, North
Carolina, who ave wait with painful soil.
ci,ude the arrival Of Mr. Tyler's Veto on the Bank and
Dis,r button Blls-aihough there is some doubt as to
aur ever receiving them. Should Mr.. !. sign Tie
Bank Bill this District will be unanimous N de-
mandiug its repeal, than on any other measure Tor al
age past.
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True-if no man of honor can 60 into the ne,o Cabi
net how can any man Of honor remain in the present
do they not owe il to the Chief Magistrate binlsrlr
lie ough, to have confidential friends To advise with
men, whom he can trust. Blu, they were pu, in By hi.
predecessor They were not of his seeking They
have few sympa'h'es with hun He clains be JET
icrsonan, Republican Strict Coustructinnst They
are lat;tudnous Federasts. Recent developments
have hut confirmed this "absract" distinction They
are intimate with men, who for headiag him off,
and fastening him down, by such measures he moi,
only repudates, but VII ch they themselves deem inef
ficent and even ridicnious They devoted to the
Dica'o or who would recommend to him 10 resign
his Office Under such circumstances does ii not be-.
come them 10 resign instead Of waiting until they are
shown the door: Some of the Wing presses affirm,
that they will await the fate of another Bank bl-and
if tint fails they will then go out. 1t is 10 be hoped,
thai they will receive and take the hint in due season
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
u If1 SJtDUyuD IpouSf ~ 1SIf

~ aSHtH0tOH, .JUoUSL IL, Is4I
"There is much excitement at present here: new
Bank was started yesterday, the Sc object of which is
e ap" al 1ns gmsn rather hs 1 m f be-
lost in the Senate. His course is Gain But will he
see il unit, il is too late lis Cabtnet will ruin him,
if nothnr else In the mean tim, our friends were
nc yer more united than at present. or in better spirits
The country can never sustain .helr reckless mea-
sures We will triumph certain, as The people will
be free"
From .7nother, August 23d
"Ths day has been designated for gagging the Repre-
sen,ativcs of the people the Fiscal Corporation
and Claws can't which appears in an Editorial Of the
Cicators Official this morning, " conclusive OF Inc
matter. The vote will be taker no doubt, and this
humbug Of the skin dynasty will be sent 10 the
Senate A more palpable insal, was never offered to
any Chief Magistrate. The usurA may stay his hand,
and tame his arrogant ambition :'d never Designed
him to rule fee Nation. lie ha( en thrice condemn.
ed BY the people, and is now IN ms schemes OF
dence and if this will not satise him, another Veto
will, hope, consgn him TO his mer'ted tate Sn"o'u
this till pass, think the Veto awaits IT, John Tyler
thank God is prepared TO do bis duty without regard I"
consequences Nation, proud OF lis honor, aho
boaslful Of lis Liberty, will sustain him.
"The Dic,ators Cabal, which, like so many hea''iess
vampires, sill hold OF 10 place, cannot much longer
form Cabinet for John Tyler. They hang on aga'ns.
the .sishes of the President and against the painesl
dictates Of public duty. -.
I" The Democratic party here are in fine spirits
They are ready to 20 to the country upon the
issue of Bank Bank. They will take the Con,
slluon in one hand and the Veto in the other, ana
meet their adyersares before the people We VIII 'ake
Captain TYLER and under his lead, drive back the
dictator and bis white Charleys the beautiful shades
of Ashland. Dare they meet this Issue? No.
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DARE AND BEAuTlFrL--ole moe Of those sggeLDly
IL toned and richly finished SIX Hundred Doaf I.aO ,
ina, ~ hand by the schooner Juie,e making thirteen ssu
Imen;s received within few days. ,
Nv stock reh as beautiful, and as -
could wish ,. s,o.t;
VINO "'"'" L. r. NASH
July 20 '
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Uhigs! To The Rescue.


!an Tyler has turned TO your use. lie put his
l. 'H The EXPRESSED will OF your Immediate Representatives.
7, those who elected him. TURN oUT, then
Ar r. T,'r know ,na' yon are not a.,s lie, US MEE
mt fN"lAE HOUSE, al 10 o'clock this morning, and
''' d 'SP'''a''" a''" tins ~'aa-D a ass9? WINGS
,,day. morning, August 49,
he Columbus Statesman OF that dsy states, that this
meeting has been held, and committee Of FIVE appoint
craft resolutions TO be presented at an adjourned
Isuns TO be held at the Market house this afternoon,
O'clock The committee consists Of J. Ridgway,
IT, Dr. Wood, Col. Swayne, Mr.. Lazell and Capt.
'"'. Duaey. An Intellectual attempt was made TO APP
g.n' Colonel Sloane and William Miner on the COM
'S'"e' but their names were withdrawn on the cry
!" aS Office holders on that Committed " being raised
" Wood read the veto message, and denounced
as me lowest and vilest demagogusm and for its
no' ne boldly avowed that the Wings would make his
ssso hot that he could not stand it. Petitions from
= paris OF the Union would drive him into retirement,
s"a ms place would be filled by who would bow to
- @il OF the people. Tremendous applause follow
ms announcement, and the question was about
'"s .aSen on an adjournment to the Market House,
-" Hr Shields proposed Stewards Grove as SUBJ
aieghg as reason, that The meeting this alter
. would be The largest ever held in Franklin coun-
:, very doubtful, indeed MANY Wings are taking
IN Stand for tine veto, and thus goes the Wing party
"e trends OF the veto hold meeting this evening.
"~, I'D Court House
!. ), l. All the poles in this city, erected in honor
-, iiPpecanne and Tyler too" were Gu, down this
~',nhy. lice Ia bdgateten"
n"a 'hns It Isl they will attempt to drive Mr. Tyler
,l us seat-hy Indignation meeilngs-or, driven
~, -. ms purpose by an artificial panic They forget
Ta, Ne IS Son of this proud, "uaterrifcd Common,
,,,.. and that magnanimous people will never
I'm. y the sacrifice of man, who is conscientious
H. s'nS ms duty These Virginians have stubborn
(WHICH will never bow either TO the dcspotic
Y'.p. , OF The iaclious demagogue. To them, death
''''v' ,han disgrace
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BANK ROBBERY.

7tilN ET.W HKH--T HI OECf 90. Tafmrfs' Bank ~
'71,OOV Virginia, at Dam,re having roahe,i Of nine
tw" thousand one hundred aud thirty dollars on Sat
lay sunday night last ~ person or persons. $, o pcnr
ated tie ya thereof wi false ke the above
sun
lie above reward will be paid FOR tie apprehension and con
Of tile R1her Robbers, and
nien Or N pr"roon 10 The amount recovered. O
80 10 o. nn;iaitd noe-. issued his oirr III
stamped line face, 'caa6rJ,
fim.-, and 81 c denomination of -, 4,
lwi'S.
Tie public hereby cautioned from taking receiving m
ans ialsncvr aay 81 Tie po;cs. nullaiel
aud stamped they Will not H. edtcnr! By ~. Bank The
consist pat OF ;h Office 3s2
various denominations. SJ.-l5 OF Mother BANK
HranchBink oI Virginia and Branch no,e'Eschane- RlGS
and Branch notes, kcw c Of saruls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hundred iulaiS d! the Old issue the Bank The United
states. iHL EtNiiNS, Iyr'tdsn
~ ne C..ee Fayzaets' Raak, ~ Ddarile.
lanyie, Anc. sd. ISL. 3l-t.
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Mr. C. w. Mc(iipness, good painter and a worth;
citizen was killed in THIS city last week, whilst paint
ing sign upon The wall Of a commission store on ca
~ street The ladder broke and lie fell - feet on tht
curb stone He survived about 80 minutes
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The New York Courier need pu, itself to trouble
South Of the Potomac" The Tombgbee may be on fire
but the $4,000 Editor will never profit by the dis
coyery-fur he acu DC able to tie North rieer
1
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/ n We call our readers attention 10 The luminous
and able speech of Mr.. Hunter, which graees this Gay
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More | n. Smsthertno

~,
The Wings Of Columbus uhe capital Of Ohio) have
mol profiited BY Mr.. Bolts suggestion. They could
not smother their indignation, when they received
We sro-but on the morning reached Columbus, the
Moving handful was issued.
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Genera! Wool has been nominated by tie President
:" hr brgader General u. S. Army, place VI Gen.
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!fAMliY BACON AND EXTRA HAaTS-3n 900 H.. superior
Family iiacon hog round Of Todd Woibies and
WYATT & WHITE.
aug. -
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g RICHMOND MARkEl s-At,' ~ -, % ,ai sor
vr,1-a5 10 ~ per oishc' Tor re u a" ~ " 80
white. :, ,;1 Some shipping demands, &c.
[ c,cts-a few sales have been made Al 'iae'h 'hoe'
oArs-4o 10 y Gems P' W0ETIiAM, MoGRUDER & co.
r.r.,ns and inspections falling of. Tie Auction
,,,~ showed an eyden, decline IN inferior SHd con-
mon kinds. e -, n,osn, :, nj a .h.t, crop IN
49,, T.. rlour has risen dollar IN our nafAe
wba said that soles have been enee'
ed At from 81 - 10 49,
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'ht.AP HAMS-We have lot Of Hams winch wl! ,el
y al eight cents, sand 10 be good WYATT I. WHITE
Ais. ~