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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
IREsuMPnnN'

We'll. the hars-monsy era has arrived. ana
ne Ranks Psy Ous promptly vhsnersr demand
q, Cola for their otes And whai iss,he IL.
salt of III The lnrietyio bring about The sgoldsa
ageir Why,simply, thai the Banks have 60.
bafA potes and Ooln, and Wheat is worth 6s
ssals sbe bnshsi |! 10 self-dsfsncs, The Babk.
were sonPelIed % curtail largely, ind money
hes besope scarce in proportion. Specie can
b had Al he cpun,ef--bulrAo has lie notes 10
draw il with Aye, "ihere's he rub.
Our little Bank stands the run admirably. ID
fact, We understand mors Coin IS received thsb
paid ont Ga ths ftsl day Of resumption only
Sir i3sllss wets demanded. an d ID no case has
lhe calEexeeeaed one bnadssd The subjoiaea
paragraph shows the sgale Of aEairs In Rich
mond - IT'D
Ths Riehmond Compiler OF Friday says.---
The resumption YESTERDAY was The ouielest
imaginable, The Bank Of. Virginia
paid oHt some $500, aud she Farmers Bapk
Sl00.S more than they received in specie, Tie
Exchange Bank paid oni about stS0, aud a.
oefvea on dspdsiIe e5o-.-snrn total sl0H. This
msagrs daft was merely for the retail ,fsde 81
Exchange oa1he North has come down 10 and
I per eent.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
I'll ExposITIoN o. MK. RQRERTs.


We were ab6at.0 eau atieniion 70 The lesser
Of Mr. Roberts, 10 language spprepriaae 70 orr
feelings, bal the Alexandria Gazette has done
his % sonsisely and pishilJ that Ne ladoP. sAs
paragraph. every void and ssaiimeHts-
sThs plain and manly Address of The venefa-
bic Joaathan RoeefIs, to The publie, has excited
every where. smon 81 all men Of all parties, als
ternate feelings Of unnifeatea ihdisnaiions
seetn and coalempt. II he mean and dpstardlg
eundoet Of ihs Acnng President Of ne U: states.
The public jsAgneai. in lhis.ease, rises superior
10. snd shove. Parry, and condemns without
hesitation. what may Be called eOsrustisniA eIet,
and what VII Be branded. herealserI asdisgfaee-
fatih the shest1egres,"
SENTIMENT OF PHILADELPHIA.
An immesse meeting of merchants and others
/ vas held ia PhiIadelph On The evening Of the
18Th, 10 express ilseif indignation 81 the hnmap-
I ~ dcl Or President Tyler, prescribing Jonalhsn
Roberts and bis subofdinalos. A letter writef
sayk:--"The men.ioR % The name Of Henry
Clay was resolved With perfect tempest of ap-
plahse, and As if there was not voice enough &
express 10 one note the enihusiasrl which was
fell, cheer after cheer resOanded ana died away
but 10 be succeeded BY another aud another.
Hats waved 10 The air--feei, sticks and um
btellas thumped the aoor--hands elapped viii
energetic psTseverahes-snd every imaginable
method BY which men testify their attachment
was resorted 10. ll.was scene Of no common
occurrence.
Samuel Breck presided, assisted By eight Vic
Presidents and four Secretaries. Proper resolu
lions were passed, and then The meeting adjourn
ed viii six sheers fof Clay and three for iona
than Roberts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

s Bl6HI fNtPhCTeH1- t.t
Francis McAvOy. ID Plaes Of E.ivdG Wood,
John arifin, in pssS q Jo60 Hat, 1Fsfffaerpu,
night inspector On The SchaylkiIl. a.gSsIsr.
I'm + KASssr in H s Of fassE 5pSSa.
Henry Dick, do. James Saith.
ctuakA
Na,h' Holland. in the pIass q :. Brades-
Thomas Foster, DO. I'M. Christopher
Isaac Il. Patterson, do. j. A. Rision.
ThonasB. Russun. do Charles Zrll.
MHssnEsEas.
George EllisSin place Of Jeha Saunders
John 3. Frsdlein, do. George Towns
Your immediate attention 10 The above will
crafty ne.
renew assurances Of confidence and respect,
Hoa. waner Fortard, Secretary Of he Yrsa.
sury. A
On the same Day I wrote To- the Sssre.
.ary Of the Treasury.
CoLLzeyoRS ofrics, Philadelpha. I
April 80, I6lA
Sill hare this moment resolved yours OF The
eth inst enclosing one Of The same date from
The President addressed TO you suggesting
changes 10 be made at The Custom House at
Philadelphia, 10 commence on The fst pro1imo.
fofmity with the suggestions had received from
the President in communicating % me my APP
Ipoiniment They were eonhrmedb By the Score,
tary Of the Treasury ID due form, with the Pre-
sidenlS appreciation, al am bound 70 presnme.
Many Of The men whose names are given 10 the
Presidents letter are wholly unknown 70 me !;
others know 70 be mutt and unworthy Of my
confidence, and lhiak, knowing vhal do, both
the President and yourself would concur With
ne. ] feel. thar having given heavy sndTsub-
staniial security for the discharge Of the dafies
aud aesountabiliiies ofllhis Office. have also TO
attest my satisfaction with the Official acts Of The
gentlemen designated 70 BE- removed. Lhate no
Parlialily for any 81 Them thai would induce me
10 hesitate a inomenIIo comply with the wishes
ofihs President in theihfemoval, II any efediia.
bic evidence was given that they had spoken
lightly o. him..
] wrote to the Pfesidsni through you % the
2stk, bespeakiag conference With him IL tbs
ensuing week il il tiill my purpose te be Wash,
ingson early in the week, and Until thea. / pray
you 10 communicate % him Ihs. wish 70 confer
with him bsfors any measures Be iaken By me
10 Oxeente his Wishes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

Z III A.c;s;ve 1, ne tone 81 public senttrlshl -
q /. 1900 81 III prssresiOn Of Iioms ~
aasuy, shss candidates fos once Y fesasy.ss-
rs ~ I,sl.r.rs ags obliged u proclAin their
adhesion 10 tke Tariff policy. = sul.s9s "a
stance Is sshibSsed ID lhe case 81 William armp-
hiIl ZONES, he Leo FOec candidate ior ooss'sas
;,in.l.v,,. III s,a,es. ID answer 10 q qaessitn
Z. a. .nh;re,j III II w had been 10 Congseas
,he ubuld hsIe voted for5the Tariff biz passed
M III bodv. tEThis hlgi, !, WILDE remembered,
Nr. Calhoun fdehoanees Is enc Of "aSela'n n
tisns I'll Mr.Ionts adds
III have alxays locked upon The TafiA as ~
AnkRiclNs rather than PakxY squss.aen, 4ha II
can never acaaife stabiilS. uaul i IS 50 csnss,
dsredI and lreased.s
There are shpasaBds throughout ne cqnhstyi
who think on hi. suhlecs precisely As Mt Jones
Idoes, and u, pride u oPinica induces seen Y
suck 10 The parry which eiamofs foT = eIeAl =
The Tariff Is indeed an .American qusssiaD i
ljtlusslvss thelissus whssheF We viii eonstihnse
nader he delusiye idea bfs Free Trade, csuP
Epcr. foreign wbFkGsn, 81, hy . moderass dnIy
essential p raiss tevehus for The expenses q So
Evsrnmsntt aid and sustasa The workshops esf on
iova country we ash moderate and rsaeeAins
AID pAifiele atn % decide. <
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

Jonathen Roberts. Esq. 4
Lals Collector, Philadelphia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
TRsaseaY DarAR1xnxr, \
lHih Rentrribsr. 1912

EiT-I an Directed By The President 10 inform
you that b has appoinisd rhomas 8. Smith to
Be ooilseipr 9th Customs Tor the District Of
Philadelphia. 10 yoor place. 4
an very respectfully, yeur ebd1 serv't.
w. FORWARD.
Secrstary Of the Treasury.
jonathan Roberts. Esq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

wasHrxeros CIr4, May s, Isll.
Ny dear Sir III have just received your letter 81
yesterday. Do not, pray yal, suppose that the
President or myself, for moraeat doubts the eor+
reetntss of your course. under the irying and dit
cult ereumstanees IN which you have been placed.
Far frnrh il. You may have made miStakes-this
We think probable IN some casesa among the many
We know that We have. But yol have our full and
entire confidence III your soalid discretion and I'M
waverug patriotism and il Is not 10 the leaS shaken.
Be assured of lhia 5I3it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
CuRRLNf RATES OF BANK NoTEs AND DOMESTIC BILLS
South Carolina. q

The Developments in relation the American Life
Trust Co.. caused great astonishment to-day The excla
nation is where is the North American Trust Co \
Has Sir Horsly Palmer got through with it yet Where is
the Farmers Loan These will be coming in due time
They each contain like the American Life Trust the
skeleton Of complete political party from Secretary of
State Governor down to editors pipe layers singers
and balderdash wrerseach his proportonate loan John
Ducr, Esq., the worthy President is the OF an eminent
fnancer, who 60. up the first corner" in Wall
street. There at that time but one bank the Bank
of New York, and he attempted corner" in its stock
and failed. "Cornering" then as much behind the
age Governor Stewards Erie Railroad is behind the
present age .4propos of Governor Seward His famous
enlightened message his brilliant views of the fi.
ture" that unparalleled State paper" which recon-
mends the immediate prosecution Of the Erie Railroad
scarcely before the people before the expose of the
pany appears showing that his excellency public spirit
ed motives connect his lands and lots in Chatauque
county the shores the lake at the termination of the
Railroad with the city of New York. These lands he has
mortgagcd to the Trust Company for S2l0Ooo and with
truly statesmanlke sagacity he recommends the imme
diae of the Railroad at any cost in order
TO raise their value. The Grand Island speculation in
which Messrs Webster White Co. embarked so large
ly, appears, s pledged to tho company for s2osooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
FOreign lamentations.

=, LoNpoN-shp Medator-73 pkgs Geo d Morewood-l ID
rtsdueh sonls Adams, Petrie co.. Jaseg Goddard-2t
pouse, cummings co-l2O Meyer som Conuah--Ii
orIison o. os-i Cleysland-3 w Vyse-2 Smith-l5 NJ
us-oo W Barstow-3 WENDELL & * J Wey-
mn 3 CO. II Baard-1 Astor-lJ Mortimer col
bluninfer eo(iJ Morton col Mr. Colt Liyne-IW
VIE y DODGE Mr. Fowler-l Mr. Kerr Fryer
- py ihehaTds Bassett col Rose Owen-2OO
tons chalk J Griswold-l pkg TO order.
ooHon Hodges eo-32 Tooker Mead ca-2 Robertson *
60 cameron Brand q Adm Staten-sOi coal Martin
pIoww-is pAgs wood johnson But2 Hadle y-l5O bxs
Paes 81 y oaTs ron Geo Moewood co239 do u w
eis-Jo oas Xxx IRON Septimus Cook- pks Godfrey Pat
usoh u MADDEN son-i hhds Caldwell co-sO
eaates Chauneey Coo 100 cks Woodruff Mnturn-
22o pkgs o order ~ ~ - ~
NkhA Anahuac-S5OO specie So Germs cochnea
Victor Dhekwz76 do $50 de Ia Gana-69 otis ustic
eefoohs eoehnea bb eabada bales arsapara IS hides
OK pkg vanilla $1,000 Hargous Brothers colt hides Remand
COS eeToons gum bxs vanilla Kak-2 boxes wax figures
Soehibea ieabia Manzanedo-S50O Goodhue & co-ss2
'u roy Rossiere co-sl600 del Hoyo-S2OOO
Iatfullo-2l doubloons Souteyran x perrot
OPokTo-Bng Northumbe ar casks wine Page
Vo Neien-A Saon--l0 cks brandy q * Bokea-2 or
wine TO order. FP' ~ ~ -
FORT Au fRiNck-Bng Annawan-2iO bags coffee case A
Moss,sIe COP bags coffee Brown-25 L Stafford
>? IL n Se ppins-l2 Mason son-l6 Howes Godfrey
ein,on-lo T. Sackett-ll0 NJ Downey-7o Maynard-l20
w Delafeld " s' ~ ~
NEuvrAsnBrg New oreans253 bids grass cs 50 bbls 81
ns sugar e3J 90 moiasses ID tics hbs honey Holt Owen
Aymar NNNNNN ~V' '"e' '"'NN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
Corn Trade.

Corn Trade.
There has been little better feeling in the market and
prices have improved in consequence. Genesee sells at
$6sl.
In Baltimore the 18th inst Howard street flour was
selling at $500 from the stores, and 81 81 from wagons
wheat was down to 80 to 95 cents and at SO So cts
The late rains raised the waters OF the Saco river till it
overowed its banks and did much damage the crops
Name The bridge across the river at eburg
ried away last Thursday and about fifty of hay that
had been cut on its ntervale in Fryeburg and Conway
but chiefly in Conway, swept off and destroyed
Corn and potatoes however and in fact all root crops
promise well.
that during the ten days previous the weather had been
dry and warm and in parts Of the country the far
mers began to complain of drought. Haying mostly
over and this crop, throughout Lower Canada
abundant Some barley cut in the last elk of July
was good crop, as well rye peas, and Indian
which Is now sown in great quantities in the upper dis
rict in consequences of the failure the wheat from the
changing coor and luxurant The small patches of
three months bearded wheat late have generally
escaped the fly The bald four months wheat is attacked
as usual during the last nine years. Potatoes have
missed in some places but the crop will be average
Altogether the crops throughout Canada be said
be abundant There will be plenty of food for the inhab
itants of North America and the producers will readily
part with share of for labor.
We regret to state that in Wisconsin the wheat crop is
not as good as promised to be- Upon harvesting is
found to have been injured by the rust The late wheat
is very badly hurt-the very early but little
From Michigan we learn, that notwithstanding the low
that our farmers have received for wheat the two
year, there is it is believed at least onehd wheat
raised this in this vicinity than any previous
Hard times cannot check the industry Of the farmers
Niles (Mich) Republican.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

We have the usual fluctuations to notice in the vegea-
BILE markets is useless to give quotations. the prices
OF the morning are not those of the evening
There is steadness in meats for the reason that
they not quite perishabe fruit and that there
better understanding among the butchers than there is
among the huckstcrs.
We quote beef at to II cents pound and other ami
NAL food is in proportion.
Seldom il has there been such an abundance Of
vegetables of all kinds present Corn tomatoes
cumbers peaches, apples beans, pears &c. pen.
ty, almost the sands the shore and nearly
cheap With the exception of peaches corn and fruit
Of all sorts be had for song but not perhaps
for Tppecanoe song the huckers prefer cash down.
Corn can be purchased for fifty cents hundred, any
where.
As stated peaches little higher than other fruit
because they controlled this year by SPECTATORS
We learn that nearly all the peach orchards New
sey have been purchased for this years fruit and the
market supplied the demand calls for it, at high prices.
We wish it could be arranged that consumers would
agree not to eat peaches for week ten days We
Their suspect that such determination would knock
down the price pretty effectualy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
$l6O,ls3

Snndy assignments made by the american Life Insurance
and Trust Company and not hereinbefore mentioned.
To Fletcher. Alexander & Co.. London to secure the
payment of debt due to them of s7S 1885, ID and in
| terest.
| The bonds of william H. Seward, Trumbull Cary, and
Abm.M Shermerhorn together with their interest in the
bonds and mortgages contracts and unold lands in Chau
tauque County assigned as security therefor.
To Smith, Payne & Smiths of London, to secure the
payment of the certificates of the Company for
due July Is, 1910.
The interest of the Company in the bonds of W. H. Sc
ward, Trumball Cary and A. Nj. Schermerhorn and in
the mortgages contracts and lands in Chauaque County
assigned to the after payment of the debt
Fletcher, Alexander * Co.. and in the bond of Geo. W.
Lay together with the bonds, mortgages, contracts and
payment thereof latter the of the debt to Smith
Payne Smiths, bereinbefore mentioned.
To Peter Harmony to the payment of the bond Of
No. Al Wall street.
To James Brown, to secure the pay ment of the bond
ohe Company for $4,000 second mortgage upon house
and lot No ~ Wall street
To James Brown, to secure the payment of the Com
pany for $4,000 mortgage property BROOKLYN pur.
chased under forecosure of the mortgage of A. Blake
To James Morrison, London, to secure the payment of
| the bonds Of the Company for GA, 500 sterling.
Bonds ofthe New York Dry Dock Company, amounting
| to EAT 900.
To wilhelm willink, Jr of Amsterdam to secure the
paw ment Of an advance made by him thereon upon which
! is now due about 50 900 guilders.
Sixty bonds of 81 900 each SIXTY thousand dollar) of
| the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
To Brown, Brothers X Co., TO secure the payment Of
the check Of the Company the Merchants Bank, for
| S9,56s, on, due 5th July, 1912.
700 shares of the stock of the Mechanics and Traders
| Bank of New Orleans.
500 do do New Orleans Gas Light and Bank
ing Co. he said stocks having been received by the Com
pany as collateral security from J. L. Joseph Coy
To the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company,
tosecure an advance made TO the Company.
The bond and mortgage of Hamilton Fish for 81, 5oa.
To secure Richard NJ Blatchord the payment of
s oohgauons Of the Company amounting to the of
Inc pond and mortgage Of VIM. H. Seward as trustee
VI ns Company upon certain property called the Under
woou urn, az Auburn, to the said r. M Blatchford
=, Also certain mortgageof Ebenezer Can to William
H. seward as trustee Of the said Company for The sum Of
| Sll00. f""'' ~" "e SUM VI
And also, certain house and lot in Auburp .coreso;d
conveyed by Thomas w. Jones to said William II Sewr
ard trustee as aforesaid subject 10 the
| of New York of $500. oeo '"' ''ae
Here is curious assortment. Governor Seward r. M.
Blachford Joseph Hoxie James Watson Webb and other
advocates for internal improv ements and oanng money
TO corporate companies to have taken possession of
this concern the capital Of which about 81 900 OOo
II Governor Seward gets oper Of the capital Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20

Second Board
state OF Trade.

This week closes with some little indications of i'm
proved trade the cash system No credits given
Spectators can no longer obtain the property of others
TO sport on, without an equivalent
Cofee-The season has arrived when there is usually
demand from the south there appears to be now little
movement The private sales embrace 100 bags Brazil
81 a93; 900 bags Laguyra, el 800 bags Cuba 81 O.;
$50 bags Java IL; 500 bags St. Domingo 81 a 1t.
Cotton-The market continues langud there is how
ever decline stated Buyers have the in al
most all purchases Sales OF the week 1910 Urands,
ash 400 Mobile, st ael; 500 New Orleans, 81 a 81.
Napai SoresSome 5000 bbs have been sold for So so
for North county.
Oas-sales OF about 5000 bbs whale for export 1924
80 cents 10000 gallons English hnseed for export at
81 S2t cents, cash.
Prorisons-Western pork is selling at for mess; b37
prime; Lower county $50 and so, beef so 8; prime
3. Lard 81 a cents for western.
Molasses-There was sale yesterday of 60 hhds ord
nary New Orleans molasses at 10Y cents
tea sale took place with the following results six
months payable in this city, to be made satisfactory
the sellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
AMUSEMENT rs.
NIBLO's GARDEN


GREAT ATTRACTION,
Las, A1Iesnucr lui Of Ms FANNY EITzwIr 4. Al
v =. aud Ms BUCkksrONE WILLIAM
VINO io'eS depart or the .nadas and Europe Tuesday
Dir Buekstonss new and popular Duo Drama of the
SHIPPING TURTLES
In which MIR Buekstone aud Mrs Fzwiam sustain al,
the Characters.
Algo the celebrated Genie Drama of
FOREIGN AIRS and N.4TITE GR.ACES
In which Ars Fitzwiam will original Character.
THIS EVENING, August 90 the will com
mencc at 3 O'Clock, with
GRAND OVERTURE
Amor which will be presented MIR Buckstones highly popular
THE sNAPPING TURTLES
Or, M. and Mrs. T. r. Timms.
Mr. Timothy Tantaus Tmms MIR Blackstone
Mrs Matilda Timms. Mrs Ftzwillam
ASSUMED CHARAcrERs
Mr Fpkins faw Ysw, London Exquisite, Mrs Fitzw lillian
Nho w, sng new song called the Life IF Dandy
MIS- U,Bamey an Irish Fox Hunting Lady Mrs fitzwam
With Song descriptive Of an IRISH Fox Hunt and
Horse Race.
Quarter OF an hours will be allowed Refresh
nenls ia the Grand Saloon.
"a" w Ehi ohE, combining most Of the beautiful
scotch Melodies
A. hh!dhged expressly for this establishment
sE Eh'fn Ies l9I pSr messsl sn,ertanIaent called
Sam auckland Blackstone Emily Staples Mrs Fitrwilsm
pasam Acorn Nln Fitxwham
rahh'' ,r,,, Miss Ayres.
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE
W Inc proprietor respectfully Informs the public that In
compance with the wishes nf visitors This much
part Of The will be given after tbs per.
Acting Manager, MIR. Chippendaie
Tickets-30 cents
Doors open at seven o'clock to dominance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
Passengers Arrived.

LoypoN-Packet ;hig M.ntrsal,Ms Ashford Miss Ashford
MIR Walker and lady, Mr. Denon Mr. Pamsr, Mr. Ellis and
son Of London; Major w w Cawley, 18th Rsgt Lieut.
Semcieldt Swedish Army; Miss Vaughan, Maine; Miss Ha-
milton Phadelpha; Miss Warner Connectieut' Nh Mars,s9
servant New Jersey; Mr. Tyne, New Yok-and 70 in the
child Miss c Eyer Jas PM, A Shemansk Ira Munson,
Iloye, Alfred Booth John Mabouche, Denis Biiaui
Mslherbes. 80 . a, GU,
HAyRr-shIp Hector-Mrs Cushing, Gushing, Charles
II Capral NJ Estuads santanden Mr. kelogg-H N the
NEuvIrss-Brig New Oheaas-John 3 Ill., VIM Edger
Theodore Edger, Richard Barhyctt. -.
.NEw ORLEAvs-Shp Aubum-Nlr Doughty and lady, MIS-
Mary Barnes, r. Jones, Weaver, - u,
sAvavvAH-Brg q Lamar-Miss Sarah Glas, Capt Tho'
Alexand ", T. Joyson-e IN the steeTage,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
Died.

On the 18th inst. after short but Illness JOHN
PYE in the 9th year of his age
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his John
F. Pye respectfully invited to attend his funeral to-
morrow afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
6ls street, Cato's road without further invitation
Carriages will be in attendance in front of Oliver street
Baptist meeting house, Chatham square, from half
past till half past O'Clock.
On the 10Th inst. JOHN Low, Jr
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his father
and the family invited to attend his funeral from $40
Broome. Varick street. this morning at O'Clock.
On the 10th inst. at Frankfort HILL Utica ANN
THEpERicA wife Of Jabez B. Crook in the 2sh year of
her age eldest daughter of the late B. L. and Ann NJ Lo
senberg of this city Paterson Newark and Long Island
papers will please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-20
Domestic Jmportntions.

NV 0RLEANs-Ship Auburn-sl3 pes lead G VI ROGERS &
Co.'s 90 copper phppon-l59 btl pork Roberts Will
lams-li do Sturges, Roe coo do oil Bartlett x Abbou-
a do mosses jewell Harrson50 do Il sianton-6
90 cor Everett Battse-ll3 do flour Durham Dimont2
do feIkin Hopkins White53g do @ Mere-lO do starch
II MioanssT2s SKIS eon evench-eeo do Boc,-2
pN on stones iinnt2l do kngsand- box bales cotton
Loskard Jaeobus-3 do DrapeI-i do Knowlton- I8
hhds tobacco Booman Johnston cks beeswax Macy
son-l Dbl r bawrence-2 mill stones McCracken
yngs,sn1f obs sugar Ashley Fish, do Noes
70 Tayor-2 Vassor * Coz II w x Hills-l Young &
Schultz pkg Alder co-296 bbls flour w II & Hitch.
cocks bx Dbl whiskey cks $50 horns johnson owdeo
as pigs lead 10 eks axseed hid bbls beeswax order.
NEW ORLEANs-Bng Wilam-l90 hhds sugar Roberts &
Wiamsl30 hhds 60 ties 100 bbls molasses Huntingdon
sAvANNAH-Bng G Lsmar-256 bales cotton q Collins
packets. ' 1870 ''''Ns".~