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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
DALTIMoRE MARKET.

othee ot ihe .iner.oan, .fugu5f ., 1871, p. NJ.
CaIfl.E-SupPlies ol Beet catllr continue Iarg.
anu prices are WITHOUT change. About sUO head
were ,'ed this morning ut the drove yards and
part so.d AZ So for interior TO SG25 per 100 lbs Tor
at 50 To 5,25. y"
fLouR-we note sale this morning Of 200
barrels liowaId Street Flour. made from new wheat.
'i So Holders OF Flour fresh ground from Old
wheat ATE asking S5,75. but sales arc rcnort,d t
us today. We quote the wagon price ut IS SO
Sales of CITY Mills Flour on Saturday n, Sd ps-
To-Day holders arc not anxious To sell al that priec
On Saturday sale oiGOO bbs flesh ctound S,,s.
quehanna Flour was made at S5,s7., which is an
advance. The I't'e in market Is low held at Sc
GRAlN-Nery little new Wheat arriving. Ia Il.
much wanted. We note small sales Of rood To prim,
at l2Ohl2I cts Strictly prime would bring $50 cts.
va saturday several parcels OF Susquehanna reds
brought l27 cts.
CoRN Is very scarcc. Small sales Of white w,ro
made "a day al 80 cts No yellow at market A
lot OF Virginia mixed sold at ~ cts.
Sales OF Md. O,ts to-day At I0tiI cts
WHIShEG-Small sales Of hhds. at 25 cts and
obls. at Pc cts. The wagon price Of b1ls is now
p cts. exclusive ofthe barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

over potato patch with an air Of great satisfaction
a. the same time jabbering over something by which
we supposed he meant To tell us that We saw be-
iors US the Tarpeian Rock. My mind was SO
muea taken up with the aforesaid patch, that
was at first IN doubt about the matter hot it was
surrounded or partly 50 10y stone wall, over
winch the tops of the houses below were Just visi
Die, so OF course il must have been rock, and
from the locality and other attendant appear
ances II must have been the Tarpcisn Rock, which
reasoning Is as | fancy very conclusive; but IN
deed, II II was | wish had not seen il. The III.
too, IS another object Of interest those who
who have been there and seen il. IL still deserves
the epithet OF yellow, and muddy too, for II is a
mundy, dlrty-looking stream, with muddy dirty
looking banks, and different enough from the Tiher
which had plcturei TO myself IL must have been
quite different affair when tho youth OF Rome
plunged into It after their exercises IN the Campus
Nattus; for as II is nt present one would Se moro
likely TO get dirty than clean by Bathing in it. IL is
said however that its turbd waters roll over trca.
suses OF untold value, and that its present appear
ance has been caused by the throwing oi all manner
OF things good bad and Indifferent into it. Why the
Rope does not cause the river to bc drained, by
which no would both improve the health of the city
and gain vast amount oftrcasurc, cannot say, but
perhaps he will, when he discovers a way If erect
ing upon its waters monument which shall tell To
ages We, unborn that Gregory XVI. (if that be his
nouel cleansed the Tibcr. But wheiher he does
or not may tell you what you very well know At
ready, that am still YOURS as ever. T.. - N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
BOSTON MARKET Jo,v q

COFFEE-Quite M animated demand has h,,n
experienced throughout the last week. and sales are
large, mostly for export and on speculation. The
Transactions embrace $500 bags ST. Domingo al 81
a DC, mostly SIC; 800 bags Porto Cabello IOl cts
small parcels prime lie; POO 10 st. Jago . a lie
according to quality, loo do Java cargo 1874 cents:
mos. - i''
FiSu-Maekerel are scarce. Sales Of a few
small fares, at sc Tor }, $40 for 2 and sII 5Oa SIG
tLOUR-Southcrn remains without change in
prices, but holders are more firm. The closi - RAT.
OF Genesee common bands is 5,9IiS6, und fancy
S6A6, IL cash. Sale OF 500 bbls. Howard strstt
early IN the VIC X, a. $500; subsequent sales of
4i5UO bb'S. S5,7j, cash; 100 bbls Georgetown
extra brand, were taken for export ut Sc per bill
cash; 400 bbls. Pennsylvania $3.50, 60 DAYS cre-
Flou'. 49," 'H
SuGARS--Thcre has been considerable spccuu.
1--WE dem'nd TINS week TO- box Sugars and sales 10
some extent 20 ncighborjns markets which has
cue much more hrmncss In prices. Sales of IIa-
'ana and Trinidad brown re ,ch 1900 1000 boxes
at I! SIC. mostly ut Z! 7i,; $50 do. DO. white.
part at ~ loo Daily .fip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
II - nANts

/
! MIR. SERGEANT oi Penn. ~ Chairman Of IN,
Select Committee upon the subject OF tho Currency
moved that the House resolve itself into Com
mittce OF the Whole the State of the Union unor
the Bal to establish "a Fiscal Bank of the United
States"
The motion WAS sustained. The Speaker c,lleI
| MIR CLARK ct n. Y. to the Chair and the hi
from the Senate was taken up Tor considers
Ihe hrst hour oi the scs sion was devoted To the
discussion OF the Bank questionable openng
speech having been made by the Chairman of The
Currency Committee.
MIR SERGEANT spoke his hour rs limited un.
uer tho one hour rule Of the House, and was cut oil
IN the midst OF his speech. He discussed the nuss.
ton with great compacIness and went back TO n q
commencement ot the question Tor the purpose OF
showing that Bank had been thought necessary
from l1Sl to ISL. The first Congress declared y
Bank TO bo necessary and proper and the cues ia .
from the foundation of the Government TO The pre-
sent time had never been a silent question. Nh
Sergeant alter setting for Oh very clearly tho ncccs
sites existing IN regard to a National b INK traced
tho acts OF all branches of the Government in refer
encr 10 the necessities OF such an Institution I'm.
p'rtent but familiar tOcs growing out of the char.
tcrs o the Banks Of 1871 and 1916 were sean and
presidents considered and cited sTon, in character
and many in number.
Mr. Sergeant in conclusion orhis remarks, showed
why that in'ttuton would bc sustained and rrsprct-
ed # It became a law OF the land The action of
tho Government would be in time TO come as II had
been IN time past. No officer of the Governmen,
in the face OF tho decision of the supreme Court
would dare 10 refuse the execution of the law under
IT. No Marsha! would act thus-no deb.or-no
citizen.
The floor was given TO MIR Mel ELAN Of NY.
who move Ito strike out the enacng clause for the
purpose of making more general speech in oppn,-
lion to the Bill. Mir Mcclellan cllssed the Bank Bill
with the Loan Bill, and that with the Revenue B, L
and that with the Distribution Bill. All he said
were INTENDED 10 fhsten upon the country n splenS
did schemc Of hankins, and an immense National
Debt They were schemes, the member said, Fed
erd IN their character, and worthy oT Alexander
Hamilton, so famed for the Federal faith
Mr. SAUNDERS OF n. c spoke in opposition
TO the Bill.
The debate was continued Ivy MIR STUART of
Va. in behalf Of the Bank. MIR Stuart examined
The question from the beginning and made a very |
abe speech, drawn from the acts Of the Cow |
eminent 1nd The opinions OF public men. His
purpose was TO embody what testimony no cuu,d in
behalf of a Bank drawn fG7m the practices ocths
Government.
Mr. Stuart having concludes his remarks, was
followed n the debate by Mr. KENNEDY OF Ind o..
IN opposition MIR X. spoke his l. our and the House
adjourned between four and five O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

UP HILL woRE.-The Editor Of the Caremont
Eagle says he, ms q New Hampshire Wing, can
very readily enter into the feelings and Lo.es Of
Massachusetts, Loco Foco. "The one" ne adds
1T is true, is the very antp)de Of the other in
nature and formation, bus stll they are both ruclei
Of grcit expectations, parlicpators Of common SUI
icrnss, and co heirs Of common dslppOintments
SympnthIZng, therefore, most ieellngiy with our
LocoiocC brethren in the Buy State, ws extend to
them the right hand Of fellowship. We will do
what we can Tor them, II is natural we should look
out ur ourselves FIRST, but we assure them that the
moment we have delivered ourselves from bondage,
we will take their case into considerations and sec
ifRnylhng can be done for patient in such fear
ftl STATE Of collapse. We fear IL is rremed.ably
hopee r. ] h two most perfect types to be found
in m, dc n IN . Oftc pyramids e Egypt are Mas
sachuEs,,s " hgism and New Hampshire Loeolo.
ism. The former Is hopcles7y immoveablr VIII T.
the latter, If II have less Of the mmoyoabi.ty OF the
Eg 5ptin pyramids, hns as far compensation, a
Efficiency Of Egyptian darkness 10 mako up Tor the
defc cncy, They are both solid rocks. That in
New ulmpshrs IS Of nature ~ Jc blown On
with powdcr-und us to that in Massachusetts,, Il
requires more labor 10 start BE- than il did TO roll that
Of Sy,phus from the gates Of hell to the top Of Tn,
hiII before b."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
."Dly erls, he Fair" Corporal.


We are ahead Of you in this deiescy Corporal,
Tor we had the pleasure OF plueking the netting,
oinshins frn,, from the tree ITSELF We have only
been waiting for your superior judgment, which we
endorse fully.
From the Star.
EARLY AND DELIcIoUs acknowledge the
receipt, yesterday, OF some OF the most temptin.
peaches, mat we ever saw. None OF your pale,
seky, du'l fruit. hut those OF the ming hing ''r,d
anu soid, thatcnrry the very endorsement OF sweet
ness nNon their velvet ips. These most welcome
'ls'iers were tckcied to our s,nc,um, under the al
,eeuon and the polite compliments OF one Of our
lauy friends, aud hail from "Snt,n's Nursery" iii.
rect ihey ore OF three kinds-"rhe Early New e
inston -" The Early Anne"-and the "Pine Ap
PIE We confess TO have sidled up to the "Pine
Apple family with specis! ZEAL but we think there
was No jealousy, on account at innrention, among
any OF them. We take muck pride aud pleasure
IN mentioning tins little circumstance, especially as
our neighbor OF the Wing, II wo are not much out,
mas not opened his mouth for several moons on the
subject OF any goodies" whatever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

The Ill will and hatred express ell by the loco.
JoeoS towards President Tyler, is a proof that they
have nothing TO expect from his stern integrity.
Ihcy cannot coax MIN into surrender of principle
or induce him 10 turn deaf ear TO the cry OF dis
tress heard throughout the country. and therefore
they openly denuunce him. Mr.. Vanuerpoel, in
the course Of his remarks made at the public meet
Ing in tie Park said
but it has Oxen been asked, will Mr. Tyler
sanction Ihs bi2 VIII he give his CONSENT lam
swer, neither know nor care whether he will or
whether he will not, but this say that the Demo-
crazy never will, no never touch him. Cheers }
No-hc hes already committed tie unplrionable
sin, for he has confessed himself least favorable to
the rlcke,ly halfway house conc.n proposed by
Mr.. Secretary Ewing. We can never go for him.
Ills course has not been to propita.c tie demo-
cracy. We no, in a situation 10 take up the re
Jec,ed, the refuse Of the wing party; we have men
OF our own-good and true mcn-msn who have
been weighed IN the balance and not found waning
who have never been fAIIhIcss to their former bro
LESSONS. There is every thing 10 encourage the
democratic pauy."-E. Y. Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

Neys, $4,000
~ Me WOODBURY. proposed $4,000 for III,
r,,scAtsqua River: For the purchase ola site for
ioSpitsln the West or South. west $4,000
MIR SEWER Of Arkansas, moved a rscommi,.
ment ct the bill with instructions to make appso
prlstions Tor the West and South west
The motion Of Mr. SEWER was subsequently,
amended, so as 10 instruct the Committee to report
appropriations Tor the defence of the West, North.
west and South-west. The vote was % TO H.
The question REQUIRED upon the motion TO re.
commit with instructions to report for fort6e,nn,
on the Northwest, Southwest and South. and IN,
amendment was rejected 2O to H.
Mr. PORTER proposed another au,rJ,,.,, -,
s5O,OoO, and defended 1t at some length. pendin, a
discussion, when the Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
DIED,

In this city, on The 3st July, at the reSiGenc. If
her husband, John Burch, Mrs. Ann c. EuRru. IN
the 18th year OF her age.
In the death of THIS most excellent LADY, her IA
m'Iy and friends have t" dcpore No ordinary os.
10 tho lighter accomplishments aud ,rncss which
tend to refine nHd swCetch the inlercours. Of lie
she added those higher and noblcr qualities tL,t
strength OF moral principle and conscltnousness in
the discharge OF duty, which rendered her as well
blessing rs an ornament to society. Admirable in
al the relations OF lite, at home in The bosch,
OF her own family that her sweet and gentle virtues
shone with peculiar lusire. 4 menJCr of the First
Bapust Church tor upwards of twenty wears Sine
seemed To be thoroughly Imbucd with tie spiri, of
hcf Great Ienc. era meek and humble follower Of
the meek aud lowy Jesus, sue exhibited a brisbt
and beautiful example Of christian charity and lie.
nevoencc, 10 be admired by all bu attained by few.
During .o"S and most painful illness, she submit
tel with sweet ami puiieut resignation to all her
sutcrinss, and died fun Of the hope OF 4 christian
VINO knew IA whom she had believed and that he
was able TO keep to the end what she had committed
unto him.
a husband and i've children are LETT 10 mourn the
bereavement which this world can never repair
~ The Enquirer and Religious Herald will
please copy.
On Tuesday night, 2nd Augus', At the residence
OF his father, iJohm Hewlett OF ChcsterfeI,D Wa.
Il. HowLETT. Ills friends and acousln'.ucG, and
those OF John and Thoma. Hrwleir, ara invited TO
attend his funeral, this day, at l O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
MR. BtICuANAN.

The Globe defends Mr. Buchanan from the gen.
er'l impression tna, he opposed with indecent vio-
Iooce, the Iato WIZ. The Globe affects to speak by
authorIty-snd ultho' We had rather have seen IN I.
eKeuIpa.ion IN any other print-we arc glad 10 DO
heVo The statement ,rus. We have conceived better
opinion Of Mr. Buchanan than Of most Of his party.
lie IS certainly gentleman in his general bearing
he IS courteous and liberal to his opponents, and
IS sound on the great question Of Soulhcrn Rights
II he would come out from the bad company he j,
~, ard that he will, we do not despair, We should
have a still better opinion Of him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
CHARLESTON MARKET. Julv 4,

Corros transactions vcry light. Interior nrd
ordinary 81, nliding to mddhng far Q a IO1
Lar TO fully fair lOt lOl, good and fac II els r,er
10. Pe'
RIeE-About 3i2 tierceg have changed hand, \,
prices ranging from % to 30 per 100.
GRAIs-Wc have had no ARRIVALS Of Corn. Retail
price tor Corn 81.
tLouR-Ihe demand confined 10 small lots for
Guy consumption. bAt'more Howard street, which
IS IN most reques, has been sold at 81 10 G3-
CVuF. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

The New York Custom-housc Commissioner,
have nearly hn'shed their labors. 1t is reported that
inc ls'e Collector, MIR HoyL admits there is balance
against HIM Of about $3.50. 900, and that the Gov
eminent claims about 100000. To balance this.
report says he has charged one per cent commission
on all the moneys that have passed through his
hnnds-more than twenty millions Of dollars. In
,h's w'y lie brings the Government in his debt -
IL is also reported that Samuel Swartwout will re-
turn IN the next steamship from England. lie was
expected IN the Great Wes,orn.-.E,r. Goa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

O'CosNELIs LETrER RELATIVE TO ms De-
FEAr.--'Fcl ow citizens oui Ir.5Incn-Tf1 enc.
mes Of lrsland-ths bose Ouugo iacion-hove
tuumphed; they have Carried their ends by the
bisest bribery and corruption but blessed be God
their uumph hns given a greater impulse 10 tho
darIilg object Of my hls--rcpenL g. not d1unleJ
NY fucndsj petition will unseit the eylc mina'ors
OF yourselves md your holy and sacred tel2lOn.-
ireland cannot bear my absence from the house nj
this isis, even for moments ! have therefore &C.
copied u repro enaon Of the honest men OF cath
Jug Hutton, the honOrod friend ofhis country, vii
prosecute a successful petition.
Your faithful friend and servant,
-. OCONNELL.
WMrrri.n Enulrn InLu Inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

hGiSiA Al Rules, holden ia the CLERKS I fire
OF lhc ''fcur = ipcrihT Court Of law and Chancrr,
Tor the county Of James Guy aud the Guy OF WILLIAMSBURG
nnihe ~ Jay 81 August ~ the year thousand csht
lnd'e aud ntiy one WIN Z Gait. PHI; against I,irius
U Cary and Edward a scmpc, and George W sIurh,ii
trustee rni nIivi,iually, dcfts.-iH CIGnesry.
Tue ht ich'hli, Edward Scmpo having
appearance ans gwen security according the Act OF As
s'nbJ ahd tue Rules q tis Court II appearing Ly
satisfactory evidence that he Is nha bitAnt OF ma
IninnonwcaIh on the motion oI the p!anrH by his
S'us'I N'S"rieTe,I That the said defendant Edward
superior Court ni Law and ChanccTy the Rules 10 he
JlHen ~ the CLERKS Once Of the Court in the said
'ity o' Williamsburg, on the LIST Monday in November
next and answer the hin of the paUtn and give security
Tor pertaining such decree the COu ma kc hrT,In
ah i copy OF tins order be forthwith red in some
newspaper published ~ the City Of Kiclmond and cnn
hued ioi two months successfully. ani that another ropy
CITY Of w,lisingJurg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
MUSIC. MUSIC.

THE Giullor's wife
Il Tito mother who has a child al Sea o, e.,
We were iioysiDgothcr ny w. husscH
The Old sexton
was not false t0 thee
Tizzy Iasg; The ficd Rose
modest blooming Flower
New T. GIANT New Enrand
IhCrc's q spot on earth more dear
vi Ia'os de Here's, asa Gong
Those l'Ckr, Uio'c Chon chs Eyclin
sIho above, win many other tIv1tHe : rrs and f,r-c
co lection Of Runios. Narrica Wufzf U,nrr. at 49,
with variations, Just received ' ''''
aus Nusc s'or. ,rl,-,' 49,. H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
STRANGE COURSE OF TRADE.

On board of II schooner that arrived at this port
last evening, says the Buffalo Com. Adv, was q
quantity Of oak plank, destined for Richmond, Va.
When there It will be converted into square boxes,
p cked with chewing tobacco, aud probably sent
bach again TO ONO for market Wonder II the
VIrgnlnns can comprehend the abstraction" Of
That mALm lYfel-.N. y. SInr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

80" Advertisers are requested to hand ir theI.
Advertisements at as early an hour Of the Gay as
practicable. All advertisements intended Tor iuser.
ton IN the ensuing days paper must be handed in
before 5 o'clock, r. NJ, and those intended for in.
ssrtion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday Otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

Having just returned from the country, fine
that the conductor Of the 'Richu o nj whs" has re-
fused To publish the last number OF "ianover sent
TO the press on Monday, and appeal therefore to
the freedom Of your press for the publication of IL,
As have no Other means Of Tepellins the Infamous
ACQUISITION which has been made against mo- you
viii not, am sure, permit the difference OF political
opinions between US, to exclude IRON your co
lumns, seeing that there is no other political press
here to which can appeal. Il may comport with
the spirit of fair and free press, in vulgar articles
To libel men, and then deny the right to defend or
reply; but II does not so strike me. Aud while no
man values a free press more than do have no
hesitation IN saying that, in my opinion, a press
which is subugated to the mere purposes OF party
and the bad passions of its conductors, is a curse.
Riehmsnd, July 90. HANOVER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
EFLEIsTlYnnD ACAnEn,n


h''' Z" N'bbN ''lNlh,
TUE exercise 81 this Institution for the next rcgi,
the 10Th December '' VI WV
The entire cEprnrc Dr The session Ccrcusvr Of can.
80, OLIVER WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
au 5-raw2m Copy .TSi,o,s q coonu, r.

UlHGINlA:-At Roles, holden in The Clerks Office
81 the ti.cuit superior Court uf Law amt Ch,nrery
OF the omniyof James CITY aud the Guy Of WIushnrr
on e ~ day " August, ia the thOu sand csI
hundred aud ipnyouc John Chusian, nf ;ayaiusf inc
w h"Nsicf aui Edward Mostly dctts.-Ir CHaprsFy
The defendant Edward g MUsby, not having cntrrei LI,
p'ah't am gwen security according the Act Of
scmny aud ihe Rules u Ibis uT, aui appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is not inhabiant II This
commonwealth: On the motion u the plaintiff by IA 4
counsel u ordered that the sad defendant Edward
Mos'y, DO "ppCaT before the judge of the saJ Citru
superior Court of Law aud Chlnrcry At The Rules 10 m
holden n ID" CLERKS Office otnc saii Court in the ai CIV
OF WI i'Wsbu'g on tho II MONDAY In November nos
ana answer ne Till Of the rlann give security Tor
performing such decree the Court may make herein
aId That copy Of this order he forthwith inserted In - me
newspaper published In the City Of chm nd o. confirm
ei"r Two months spcrCssycy and that another copy lie
po'ted ~ tie tOut door Of the Court House I'm IN, tI
City Of Williamsburg. " " "
Copy. Tcstc
ava 5-llw2l. TIfp's n CnIuttt ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05

Citizen Richie aimon shes Prcsidcn' Tyler not
to sign The Bank bi, n he does he becomss the
slave Of Henry CBy Vofy good. Il implies IN
insult 10 him, to whom il is addressed, and argues
s-r'ie ep.ut in him, who employs il. The Ed.
To- OF The Enquirer might fer by disch1rgirg his
duty to the country 10 be tanned with bsng tho
,'f"'of Of an indy iua-but he mis,oliss his mar,
hhe suppose the 'Asiiug President, can be warp
~ ny Ike lsdcnuon-unwOuhy 10 influence
the e'nd Hcl d Statesman and Patriot. We c1.
aggofa'o nothing, when we siy, Tint in the appeals
oi Tbs Editor 10 PreSijon, Tyler 10 abandon bi1
p'riy' mero is exhibited as much political dspnv :
" and luIen.s5 Of soul. a. cln be found in the an.
mails Of party prodgley
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-05
RICmnLnnD ACAnE,1Y-

amccuE offhH B1ITI oi Trustees Of Inc n .rItt,pb
- academy held on ihe ~ uit the following rosoIu.
Rsss'rsH FLAT committee Olive tnoinhcrs be- ,.r,ipi
on 4" iEc INTO consideration ihD existing STATE uffnr AraI
Cur nnl report u the r'N meeting rucb measures nv I'm
ll,I "Pnon no. Pc proper TO extend W uscfulHoss end
.Con,urraE -M..srs Nunford Scott, heath, Mycs aud
Watson ~
The nouI aHi,grosI 70 ,nrrr azain On Friday me 9Th
NJ August a u'Cl.CE, y which time the prcr,uce
ofcEcry unmhcr ig sarU.aly regretted
BDArD ur THu.rEEgHNrtsfH lis Caakio Dr. v l. Car.
uurnu, ~ Eugsrg, Wnht Gwsfhtucy James y Heath.
\. Mi'Ir. q. vs. Muufpr1. q : Mgrrs, = rIf4astfs A
A. EuhIl.1n, IT, Rsni' sul'cr ami ~. q. Walton
aur-2f' -.MkUPIN S.rrs,4ty
WA NTED tyuy.uus Mlu, RI sI uiii1l Ion n Me-, In.
w U, establishment hr Dos had irs, y.ar. rrpstL
cncr n business and would make hi rIfaeu,rtIy .ea
Alrer addressed 90 nos ~ through thc Post fes wa
mcct ptomr attention. au 80
A TTENTION, EIHEIEN meeting Of ,bs
will Boz held on MONDAY uftf. tf az fg.t r. nj t 80
u1c" over No. Euguc ioue0 Tor the puruo.c 81 ,-srs.
ING nca against lUirgICuis Ht ttrrs
aus ~ HACaEN.m,w, sss'y.
'ME-E ,f-Ss iaug. Ius, rccciy,u trr sem Ralui,
- an'Ior sale low nom he wharf ArIlylo
ANADNwOHTu, TURNER a co have no.
w rcIvrd mn assortment Of COTTON O.N Ayt.ut!s
ar HlkbNN SHEETlNGs aud SiIIWT INgs ,uUtit,,sp
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