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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
sHERIFF's SALE.

shsriff's oai,e, September Sd, Es4a.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
ahariH,a Sale.

sheIiLr's olIiee. sePIemLeT sa Ls42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

shorifrs office, saptemper %, ls4a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

prevail until the entire use Vi all lnloxra,lup dunk.
shall lie hanshed iroln ur land
| BY Jehn Hank-'fbc Republic uf thesG. States
The morning star Of glorious era: the harbngef II
UNIVERSAL emancipation: Aay lnemperanee never DIM
her rising splendor.
By Nm. II. Wootton-'l'he anniversary of tur Ma
iona Independence May II always b. hailed With Tho
sumo spirit which emincniy characterized ihuse Who
declared II.
Sent in by frend-The Ladies Of Halifax: May
they be iondy united the Of their ehoce. MAKE
obedent wives, live happy. and die happier.
By Nm. IL Noottun--The Washlnqionan Tempe
lance Tree, planted in he city of Baltimore: Ii raVis
deep-its trunk sroHg-Its branches laden with rich
fruit MAY II grow and flourish until all the nations oi
the earth shall pluck. and eat, and live.
by u. 1. Mous-lIcnry lay. the eloquent Orator.
the Pattn. the brilliant star OF American States
man-AIer will be rewardcd-AIay thr PEOPLE elect
him their next President
BY Nm. H. " ootnn-.Iohn {. Calhoun: the burn
l!g amp oi the South, which nothing but the utter
Inhalation q fime CAN eNlihguish.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
CONFINED ATTRACTIONS!

iAilNG sold on, tho principal pafi OF our o |. i
i l q { at the store Of Burton \ Rode. ",
have lhe pleasure OF Informing friends and the publ,
eoherat that have rem0rtd Ia that house q I Il
h y 7 II T. : + q { h of + X T. s II
y T. u. AID DESIRABLE GOODS. aud shall
N future c5nnue our busiuc>s 1T TIN Oh STAND, IN
der the style and hm OF RODES y BURTON.
Having been very literally mtronzol by penerou.
public fg nearly fiyc years, under the old and nov
hfas. We latter ourselves, now. that have united
our stoeks and arr better prepared and the more dspo
sd Ia mf It's continuance, that we shall n3i al 10 re
alze oar m5st ,anguuc expectations
t,af soeh At tbs imr is very large. aud scnmpfscl III
paf II the following very desirable articles Ia winch
viii many others moi enumerated We earnestly ln,iic
The attention OF all who are IN want Of good Goods al
low prices:
Plan and Figured Slbs and Sarns some very aud rieh
unusually low
Rlark llalan SILKS, great variety
Bl8e black do, handsome aud cheap
Biatk. LIN black and r,,orcd Chacys
Mai>a> great warmly aud very cheap
Black and eol.ded Gro De Nap Al,rino very fno
Blaek. biae black. and rolorrd Bomba1lnes
Syrian Muslin, fine aud handsome article fur Iadcs
dffsses
paiof, Lawns and Muslius. from Is to s.
Caliepts NJ M worth l.
do Do -. Is o,. Is Cd
prnifd Gamhfics yard wide. at lsfd
farlian Mu.iin. white aud culorrd a ucp article
tafeafes and Muslns splendid assortment
banne Sill and Lawns yer, low
Bannel kHhfns, a large supply, cheap
Alpaca llstre beautiful lrIirl, for | adlcs dfe~s,s
famhfe and Muslin Edgug~ aud Inscrlines
Thread and B,hhmc l.accs. large supply
SILK Cotton and Worstcd Hosiery splendid assortment
Gloves. ii all kinds, prices and descriptions
S5alis, faney landhcrccis, Shawl and AlanlilIas.
neh variety
Clths fassimcres and Ncs'jngs
Georaa NankeenS, brown Linens aud Dnllings
SUMMER { l1lhs and lhbot Cloths. yer, fine
Cotton fringe, large stock. very cheap
Sill aud Cnnu mhrcllas aud Palas,,s
hamhraens, Italian Cloths, Cotton, Cassncrse. kenlrl,
1f1ncs. aud various other Goods suitable lof gen
drmen'7 clothing
Cotton oHahufg, BurIaps aud Tow linen
Bclched and brown Coons from / cents 10 the inesl
quality
sneaf otcc Salt and Bale Cotton; very low besides
9feai variety ri other u Y Goops 4 Il II o
! II r oi which woiuvitc special examinations
ROBES \ 81 RION.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
Domeotie E,lteIIiSeurc.
From The .Ner io,k Erpress. July s.
RHODE ISLAND.

Gov. King hss in accordance with resolution Of the
General A,semby appointed Thursday. the ..si Vi lu-
y. to be observed by h peol lie Of iitd, island ,s
day Of Thanks giving and Praise Almighty God for
the striking interposition Of his kind and athey love-
recently displayed in rescning them the horrors
of civil war, anarchy and death"
Gen. Thos f. Carpenter has been taken up on the
charge of treas against the State. and lodged in pr
son. The Providence Chronicle states that Gen c. has
been twice candidate Of the Democratic party for the
Office OF Governor.
Mr.. Pclcq Gardener who arrested on Sunday I'M
der martial law. and suffered 90 at large on his pa
role has been lodged in prison. where, will other prison
ers he awaits his examination
Gen. NJ Nell, who was appointed 10 the chief COM
mand OF the troops has re-, ,ned his lnhs sry C,
heng no longer required.
Lieut.. Coz Hitchcock, L. 5. A.. in the bahar Of the
Secretary If War, expresses the great qualification the
Secretary felt in the martial appearance Of the troops of
Rhode Island.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
RfCilMosp, July |

TfrE llEEo,sM.--A few days ago. the Midlothian
coal nine IN chesterfield county discovered to be on
fire: the oversee and several slaves were below and ey
plsedto mmlnf Mt danger. As it was made known
mines. he equipped himseIfand descended in the mine
through fire and smoke. aud scu,d tie ON ner am, the
negroes eon death of torture Too much credit eau
not be given To such gallant conduct. Had this alvcn-
tnre occurred in the days of old Rome. Mr. H. would
have been rewarded with civic crown for his noble
self devo,on. The mine was immediately covered M
and /, was thought lialthe fire would bc son .mah,r
cd. Euou;,rr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

Visitors To the Senate Chamber have been amused
lor day or two past by the exhibition of curious ma
chine 'tor raising the wind, = which stationed near
the entrance from the principal ante chamber 1t is a
contrivancc OF Mr.. Espy for yentlatng roums and is
n appearance and construction very like the machines
used Tor tanning wheat. On trial was found to make
more noise than air. aud in consequence discarded
'ie"h"he many different opinions Wern formed of It's
o9ecl' some thought that 1t machine introduced
hy MI Allen OF OHIO. tomake speeches by wind; others
that 1t was a conrvance Ia coo Mr. Lewis the fat man
from Alabama others again, thai it WAS an idea mt'
Tor me bcn'h OF 1.-THE man IN the corner. For what
ever use II may have been intended II has been Danish
rd from The Senate Chamber to the Wilds of the Rutun
ia. 1e, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
GOODS! GOODS!!GOnDsu

Jnnc 10Th 1872.
YIN j. ~ XIV II has just returned from trip AT
ter eeods, and Is now opening Al his cheap ASH
Nlere IN lynchburg, opposite the Market House tho
following. 10 vii:
CfLfCOES, L.FIJ'b,S. f.y.HHRI<S
'HdSLf.s'S, Sc, for Ladies' Dresses. AT Cd mr. yd
aud upwards. -
nankeens, large lot real Georgia, at Cd per yard.
fanaloon Goods, and Ncsngs, large lot and very
cheap '''s
Cotton Stocking Black, white, Mint blue, &c. AT
Sd pair. w : ~
Fancy ilandhcrctets aud Scaris
Mltts, Gloves. Ribbons Sc
Worked Collars. and Lace Goods generally
.xLNO.
BoNNE1S of all kinds Artificial Flowers Band
boxes ,rape Satns ii lis. Neils Irish Linen. Uo
land, Pms, Tapes, Needles and
Thousand Other Articles.
OF which, bought in the present duh state of the Nor
lhern Markets, viii be sold at very low prices
JOHN J. PURNIS
June 20 ,s;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
ROBES & BURTON.

We take this opportunity TO return our thanks Ia our
H'nds aud the public generally for the very liberal pat
rohage bestowed upon during our past career. and
most respectfully solicit continuance Of the same mn
ger the new arrangement. All accounts contracted NJ
either house previous 1.-THE LIST June will be renderc,
IN the name of I'll RTON x ROBES; and AS WE m,
ANXIOUS to close "ur old business. aud are much in wan
III money We shall feel greatly obliged To our customer,
theN will come forward at their earliest convenience
and settle then accounts As we have heretofore bee,
very liberal IN our Indulgence. flaer ourselves viii
the hope thai our customers will respond 10 this call viii
'ef,'S"4dlhg hbeTali'y. ROBES x BURTON
june d -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

brutal. MI RDER.-An extract of a lot,c, +,
the Norfolk Herald dated Suffolk. Va, July = X :"
Inornls us that Captain Robert Gwinu worth, c,i,.,
OF that place. was shot down in the street ON the or
ut The ID inst, about O'Clock. by the name Of rl,a
iiaggeuy Tie m,skei with which Gwinn w,S si'.
was charged with buck shot, twelve Of which enerqJL
oody he died on the i'w"g day abou, 3 o'clock Hay
gery alter discharging the muskcl. fled to the INT
woods, pursued by many OF the citizens. Lut M In ,l
time OF writing had mol been captured. A reward r.
500 is offered for his apprehension lie is an Irsb
man, 80 years OF age, 3 feet 10 inches in heiph d,,l
har grey eyes. round shoulders, and exposes III, teeth
very much when laughing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
y. J tribune.

The Rhode Islanders appear be puzzled as to the
Object of the recent visit Of the Secretary Of War otha,
STATE otter Hc Womany had pm dorm The reLcHion and
INFUSION. madom tnc'e SANS harHg htted n Gnge, 10
heip hcm We should think it might b. difficult to d
vine any rational cause for such piece OF empty flourish
\ correspondent fthe Providence Journal SAYS how
ever, If the object is to get Rhode Island troops to put
down instructions against the General Government the
requison shall be complied will promptly" We don't
know how any thing bitter or true could have
been uttered " t. Co,,rier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

Fossil Renai's. Some persons engaged last week in
making excavation of clay and grave, for cuivtrt il,
The city Of Richmond found some curious specimens If
petrlfactlun. They consist of large and small sharks
teeth. (some OF them ndentrd like saw are said 10 h.,
long 10 animals in existence. and uisk about
foot long which SEEMS To have belonged Ia all elephant
some other similar animal.
Five years ago. in the Midlothian coal pits few mills
from R'etmend beautiful impressions OF small fish wtfe
found five hundred feet below the surface OF the
Those impressions traced in considerable numbers
on the black slate which is found the superintendent
stratum o the c1a vein.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
EsagwcII, smith 4 Jones.
Richmond
Smith & EagWell,
L l.,.,,
COMMISSION .MER CHANTS,

HAVE associated with them, in the above opSl
L ness. WIN. Il. SMITH formerly OF Pltisylvana
county, who will reside and attend the business IN
I.ynchburg. To Planters. Farmers and dealers they
ole tn cir best exerons in sales of Tobacco. opf
Wheat, and other produce, in either Market. 10 ule
customers of house in Richmond, whose produce
passes through Lynchbug. we will say, that ITS snip
nent shall be attended to, when directed to our care
free of commission.
WI y SMITH will sell, individually suc,
Tobacco. as advance is required on, for the usual
price fifty cents per hogshead
May 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
The store If Goodman 4 Harris. New Orleans w,s
robbed OF $500 in specie tho night Of the st inst,

There was great row in ST Louis during Mr.. Van
Buren's visit 10 that city. large body of Germans
organized into procession. after night and with torch
rs IN their hands preceded 10 his hotel scrcnade him
About the same time alarm Of fire was given. ,na
the remen in body into conflict with the pr,nes
sion A precious ro" ensued, during which the heads
Of the belllgerents suffered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
From HE y. o. Picau,ue .J,ne 30

Anotc drawn in the name of the Gas Bank ofhs CITY
ana signed by It's then President Thomas Barrett in
favor of the Bank ofthe Quilted States. p,vable IN Mr.
'and"n. and now overdue. yesterday sold by anc
lion on the ~. Louis Exchange by the sheriff Of the
District Court. lsamount was $3.50 co Twas set
up al ~, and the bidding went On Ill it was finally
knocked down for 5000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
EHPFFiHS House.

htioshR IN VII IN. Bailey aud now occupied by Mr.
Rrhan H. Io,r. 1t conceded Ia he Que of the hand
snnes situations in town. and the Lot Is tsiciuv In,
proved IN addition 10 having 1t all the necessary con
NenieneeS-lre house. an excellent Well. Garden &c
Persous wishing 10 procure an c<eeelt aud aareeabl,
town residence. cannot suit themselves better
Alsa, the valuable lCRE LOT opposite the Dwel
linz HOUSE, enclosed aud IN cultivation and haynp on II
m excellent stable
And alsn. the convenient IlOI ST. and ! OF AL
la'nng MI lo'eIs residence now occupied by Air
Sssan.
The ahoNe property will ho sold. either together. OF
separately. and on accommodating Terms poSscsso,
will be Given nj the end OF the year. Mr. rolrr vii
shaw the property To any person DESTROYS ol sccinu il
and all letters l" llc subscriber, addressed Brook Neal
Oamphell county, VIII be promptly attended Ia
PATRICK II. SCOTT
MAY 10 - =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

DJdtcnt.on-.l.he savanna (Geo)Rcpublic,, -.
,a since The death Of the late Treasurer Col IL
there has been deficit discovered from the
Ter books Of sls 900 Tho embezzemen, w.s
go 10 oe much larger, as ease had li2, ss,
treasurer upon being asked about il h. s,J - .'a
been received several mouths before hut he was H., l aa
at the time 10 pay 1t over to the Ctmp,rl,r. Jus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

SOMETHING NovrL.-A younc girl of the town or
Raising near Adrian, \. York, few days since b..
became the mother tar boys At ONE rlRrn, VIVA,
will she do when she is woman?
The affair is supposed 10 have been IAN accident m
of the papers Of the town recommends some of tho
bachelors To make wife of her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

late letter from New Orleans satex ,h., ,ho ton
BANKS OF that city which were all paying specie six
weeks a9" are now in the following condition. Three
o trn sui pay. but have no bills out the notes of tvn
are Twelve aud halt per cent discount. aud tno. anr
ie io'y per cent dlscnnpt aud enc Is fory five 10 fifty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

DoRR's NHEfrATouTs-Ne understand that a
letter has been received by gentleman in tins city from
the keeper Of a hotel in Kingston. L. C.. stating
that Thomas w. Dor there the time Of writing
which one day last week There is some prutabil
lily that tins * true. for doubt II any person there is
enamorcd Of his reputation as To piss himself of for
this rcdoublablc hero Of TWO campaigns
: Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
To Country .pscrrh0Mss and
others.

w WILL give the highest market price in trad,
w lurf,nhcrs, Tow aud Flax Linen, Wool. Ba
con, &e. ROBES \ BlfRI0N
Iune2 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

\ few days ago. \ fugitive negro stole horse from
the stable Of Capt. Minor OF Nalchez and made hi, c
cape. As he was riding al full speed. flash of lph.
ming struck him. and tipped hmofl his horse killing Inn
ON the spot. The horse turned aud quietly back
to his stable
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
DIR. A. vi. GILLIAN,
SURG Gov DE.v'7'I<Y.

As taken his Office at Mr. Robert Morrs's Hotel
d corner Of Main street and lanyard Alley, and he
hopes, from experience OF nine years practice in hrs
proiession 10 continue 10 meet with liberal share Of
public patronage.
fth. III I'm u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

per cent discount. Tile Corporation Notes ., -
,e municipalities are twenty per cent below w..
and the other seventy. specie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
.rOTECE,

TUNllE Officers belonging to the Doth Rcg't, 9Td
j Brigade. I'd Division, Va. Militia. will meet at Am
hers, Court House on the S0th of july at 10 ociocH
A. NJ for the purpose of cecting Lieutenant Goloh'9
ROBERT J.. COLEMAN. Com. goth hee'
July J Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

The Cd Cooi-It is better TO turn the cid coa sad
my aunt Prudence. than to run in debt for one.
But sec. replied |. there is hole in III Never mind
that said she-pul in patch; patch upon the sleeves
better than writ upon the back the old coat will sci
easier at home than new one in prison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

The jiny One.--A Frcnchman who was exhibiting
various sacred relies and other curiosilies. produced
sword, which he assured his visitors ode sword da
Balaam had when he would kill de ass" spectator
remarked that I1alaam had no sword but only wished
for one. Yer WELL dis is de he wished tor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

.lage's do not drink The Baptist Register tells us
good thing: loafng vagabond called at house IN
ne9hhorlng town Concord Sunday, and begged Tor
some cider. The lady refused to give HIM any, and he r.
minded her OF the oil quoted remark that she might en
tCrtan an angel unawarcs.' YES" said she. 'hu
angels don't 20 about drinking cider ON Sunday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

Remnkabt Magnetic Rocks-'i'hc following inter
rS'Ing facts are detailed by the Nlcksburg Whig
Near the iron mountain in Missouri there is ledge
o stone extending fr bali mile in length and several
hundred yards IN width. This stone is very strongly
mpregrai,d with magnetic properties, strongly 50,
indeed that II IS impossible 10 ride well shod horse over
IT, y gentleman having his horse nowly shod, once
tempted H. but before he had made two revolutions his
horse WAS brought up standing perfectly still In
vain our traveller urged his gallant steed forward Per
snaslons aud force proved equally ulile until his pa
llencc became exhausted. and he sent for a blacksmith
l he SON Of ulran soon arrived, and found the horse
standing stock still. aud. to all appearances mmoys
bic as the rock nj Gbraliar-N ariois eNpedients
rcsrled TO- 10 relieve the horse but all failed. There
ne STOOL and IN all appearances. there he likely To
stand with his feet literally glued the solid and m
pcrvos rock At last the backsniths eye glisfened;
ne had sure. He sent o to his smithy fp his shoeng
tools. " heh We're frhcoming when he proceeded
with all possible dc spatch to uncilnch the nails which
bound the horses shoes TO his hoof. One by tho
nails We're uncnched; the whip was applied to the
horse; and as the last nail gave way. he escaped with
bound, but leii his shoes welded TO the rock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

WHAT'S ~ NAME7-0fall the members of CONGRESS
W Use Is the Tashcst, aud acts with the least WISDOM
fhIH Is dead loss and Goodc is good for nothing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
Valuable Town Propcrt. for
&nsH

fE'ilt subscriber Is authorized by the owncr 10 sell
an accommodating terms, the commadiois and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14

The Globe seems to think that the Presidents elpo-
Son OF the \pportonmcnt act. and the proceedings in
New Hampshire Pcnnsy yania, aud Georgia, NrLiLFY
the law. We expected that nne such idea would re
saricd-bnt We want To see put into practice. VIII
ny Dorf start up. and stand upon the -FNp siti,n to-
prevent law Of the land from going into operation
Are John FLYERS 'roasous. filed in The State Dcparl
ment to abrogatc an Act Of Congress ''appmvcd'' BY
the "Prcsidcnt'! }ierudyia (,u.ciic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-14
OVERLAND MAIL FROM INDIA.

OVERLAND MAIL FROM INDIA.
The India mail brings tidn gsof chequcrcd nature of
irumPs in the roub being the forcing of The khyber
Pass tie relief f sale aud the gallant vengeance Ia
ken by thai brave commander on kbar Kahn.
In The south ui the AFGHAN country the picture is
different Gnznee has fallen. with its reonent of Sc
pnys Col Palmer their commander. had been forced to
capilular. General Mott. at Caudalar. had hitherto
resisted all attacks, and defeated the plans Of the ifsur
p,nts
Bui these in turn. had successfully blocked mp the
passes bef"een Candalar and Scndc and General Eng
land WHO endayored Ia force these passes was obliged
To ref'al. with loss. upon Quctah.
I'm 6ARnIsoS OF Gur2NEE.-Ihe following
melancholy passage is extracted from private letter
addressed loone Il his friends in Fnglaud by fcer
the ID Native Infantry:
''AnMrp,n,p. April -. ISl2-Inieacnce has inst
arrived that the poor fellows have been DESTROYED 10 a
man There were about % Officers aud 100 men, sick
included. Tie seroys could not hold their muskcts
and the Gha2s refer cd to in the F. s perceyino this
closed upon and destroyed them"
From hc Lropooi Prices C'or0t- .hnc Il
7obacco.-1hcre some little improvement in the
demand towards the eli Sc Of last week. but has not
continued. and the market is again dull the sales So far
this month reach 100 bids, OF which 100 were for ex
port Lower prices have in some instances been accep
ted, especially hr Kentucky sicmmcd: Virginia leaf
and slemned generally support former prices. and good
descriptions Of latter difficult 10 be net with
Gfaia.-lbe Market continues dull. and Wheat has
declined Id 10 I'd per 20 lbs. Oats without altera
ton.
american Flour, duty PAID, has declined Is per bar
Priccs-l. s. sweet new, duty paid. 3is. SGs; Do.
IN bond rs I'd. a9s. Cd; sour, duty paid, 2s. cd. IA
Sis 6d
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JuNE L.
The Transactions to day comprised coo bales 500 of
VIII ch were purchased speculation Common sorts
OF American Were per h. better but in any other de
/ Scrlpilun there whatever