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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
"NIan Worship at Clarendon springs.s
Under this head, friend has forwarde

UMan Worship at Clarendon Springs.''
Under this head, a friend has forwarded
a communication exposing one brother
Simonds," so calling himself, who has re-
Gently male an onset upon the place men
toned in the heading. The friend says
eff you see fl to indulge me this time,
I'll promise not TO trouble you more with
my rude aud inexperienced scrlbbling."
| rather not give the friend occasion TO full
fl such a promise. Judging from what
he has written before, and from The ability
dis played in the article now before me, |
am confident he can yet be otherwise
much more useful as a writer, than to al
low him 10 appear with such and so much
attention bestowed upon such a case.
am not disposed in the least 10 discredit
any Of his statements. | think some OF
his illusions moi altogether profitable Tor
general reading. They would be less OBJ
been imposed upon BY the creature expos
ed. l trus: ny friend will continue 10 ia
vor me with the productions ofhis fruitful
mind. May be he will yet conclude, after
The individual has further imposed upon
the people, TO report the case in style
somewhat different.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
TEMPER AND DIET.

Under this head will b. found an arti-
Gle on the first page. copied from the
Independent Magazine" Charles Lane,
the writer, is the author OF the series Of
communications on Voluntary Political
Government" Il was nv design TO call
particular attention to his article in last
weeks paper. The whole series should
be preserved by all lovers Improvement.
They are in advance of the age = but
they are the more valuable for that.
This single article on diet is worth
more to mankind than all the theology Of
Andcver, Newton, Hamilton, Middetown.
Princeton. ct omne i'd genus. A strange
stupidity prevails on the subject of eating
which can be accounted for in no other
way so well. probably, as by tracing the
connection between the eating and the
stupidity. None dispute that drinking
affects character and conduct. Perhaps
this statement, however, needs qualifying
All allow that the drinking Of alcohol, ut
least. at1ectstemper & disposition. Thesame
attention, observation and investigation
which has produced conviction at this
point, would, If extended in other drec-
tions, produce conviction at other points.
shall not undertake here to 60 into any
showing as 10 the comparative amount of
injury received from the use of this hurt
fol article, or from that - bot shall be
content with making a suggestion or two
with view TOO calling attention 10 the
subject. In general terms, however. |
will say frankly. oy way OF comparison,
that believe alcohol, al the present time,
10 be doing but a small part OF the mis-.
chief that is done to mankind, as physical
and as mental beings, by tho use Of hu:t-
ful siimulants and irritants eaten and drunk
en-. Without undertaking any compari-
son between the use of tea and coffee, and
the use of alcohol, as 10 the amount or eL.
tent Of the injury, believe the former to
be as really injurious as the latter. Those
who consult their physicians in regard to
ten and coffee, and obtain permission and
encouragement to continue in the use Of
these drugs, should remember that il is
but a few years since the physicians were
with the rest Of community in the use oil
alcohol. Physicians. like others, are
slaves to habits. And those who faueI
themselves that they are not injured be
cause they do not perceive il, should beal
j, 10 mind that they thus do what has al
why's been done by those who have made
moderate use Of alcohol. The so-callec
Iemperate. drinker Of alcohol always say
As is going 10 stop when he finds himsel
hurt BY his practice. But the difficulty
10 find out the hurt in season to hav
strength to apply the cure. The mischit
is no. done at once. The enemy steals o.
iDsidiousIy, BY degrees unawares. An
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
PRopaETrc ANNUNcIATIoN.

AS John the Baptist was authorized 10
announce the coming Of MAN to SUI
persede Noses, | am authorized 10 an.
nounce the coming of MEN who shall SUI
perseds Jesus. Men in whom God shall
be SO fully manifest, that instead Of excl
ing The emily and opposition OF any.
shall command the good will and cooper
alton OF all. Instead of being prosecuted
and put to death, shall be SO flied with
Wisdom and Love, and so superior TO
suspicion and fear, that they shall disarm
others OF all malice, and inspire them with
the most perfect confidence, the most pro-
found regard.
Ii will soon be seen that all are capable
of the same attainment. The faith Of
Man in God and Man, shall be increas-
ed and extended the great Law of Life,
which is the Law of Love. shall be un-
derstood and regarded; all shall find their
true interest aud big hest happiness in
yielding to the generous impulses OF their
nature, and fully sympathlzlng with and
freely helping one another. Then shall
the evils which now burden aud degrade
the human family, pass away for ever
CoSFIDENcE and Love shall prevail,and
selfshAess and SIN shall cease 10 be.
All this am divinely commissioned TO
declare. Happy are they who believe.
EDWARD PALMER.
New York, April, l843.
The foregoing apnunciation" is from
the " Herald of Holiness" extra"-a lit
| lie sheet that has been issued few times,
within as many years perhaps, by The indi
vidual whose name is attached 10 the arti-
Gle here copied. Il is paper which | feel
constrained 10 place on record for considera-
ton. Let those who think it will destroy
their foundation, stop the Telegraph if they
must and will, for giving il greater publicity
| than il would otherwise have had. l am
not afraid Of these brief paragraphs from
j this solitary individual They do not come
clothed or armed with the influence of
lion or superstition-of money ur station.
They come simply as the thoughts of Ed
ward Palmer. II there be truth in them il
will do good. If error, it will 60 TO its own
place, without popular influence TO binder.
The distinguishing sentiment set forth is
certainly the contrary, directly, of what has
been taught and received on the point il
| touches. The best have hitherto taught
and believed that in proportion 10 love and
fidelity on the one part would be hatred and
persecution on the other. Which is philo-
sophical-w which is irue2 The question is
Of overwhelming importance. Il is CUES
tion. II must be met. II is question wor-
( thy 10 be agilated in 1913. Let those who
have been heaping up to themselves treas
ures that will not undergo the fiery ordeal OF
examination, prepare for the burning.
For one, so far as il pertains 10 Edward
Palmers pre;ensions TO being diVinely
commissioned to declare" such things, lam
free to say that have quite as much conf
dence in him, coming as he does from a
God Of Lore, and holding forth as he has
peace, innocence and good will, as should
have had if he had come from God Of
vengeance, and had breathed out threatening
and slaughter, carrying waste and desolation
through the land.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
R E M A R K 8


Here is more "mad dog" crying. Why
do not the Editors oflhe Chronicle expose
any errors that have fallen into in the
foregoing paragraph! Simply because
they have detected none. They know
and feel their inability TO meet anything
therein ser forth. They feared it would
not quite do to let such a paragraph pass
by unnoticed. So they copy it and call
attention to it in way that amounts to the
same as if they had said-look at these
odIous sentiments = beware Of This mad
dog. Thus they would cast odium on
what they know TO be the truth, because
they have no better way to get along with
it. Their conduct in the case is worthy
Of theologians. They have been schooled
in in6deIty TO God and man. Such do
ings as they exhibit above, are lricks they
have learned of their teachers; and they
in their turn would learn them to others.
The language of such conduct is, if just
means. will not secure our end. unjust
means must. Such imposition will not
always pass currently. Ii will not now,
except with those who have been trained
in intolerance and despoiism. 1t may do
at present, for the readers ofthe Vermont
Chronicle. Hit wiIl-if they will put up
with such treatment-ihey are in a mos
piiiable condition.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
Brandon, "wednesday, May 3, Is43.

0J- Writers IN the Telegraph speak their
Ocn viesos aud sentiments on their otrn respon-
sibiiity.-E0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

Thanks to Ferrand f. Merrill, Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives, and TO
y w. G. Clarke, Clerk oflhe Senate, for
copies Of the Journal Of the last Legisla-
ture.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03
O.S. MURRAY's VIEWS OF THE INsPIR,

o. S. MURRAY's VIEWS OF THE lNsPIR-
ALTON OF THIS BIBLE.-ln answer to
those who accuse him of throwing away
the Bible, after making some statement Of
the views which he does not entertain, he
saws - w Chronicle.
But il they only mean to say | hold
that the Bible WIS written and compiled
by iaIlible men, and that from beginning
10 end it gives abundant evidence of such
origin-weIcome he charge and the odl-
um. 90 further, and say that the use
which has been made Of it has been hill
inv the world with violence, ignorance
and ldolatry. say, without fear OF con-
tradic,ion, that the claims which modern
theology sells up for it, could never pos.
sibly have entered the heads Of even its
wisest and best writers. As many as are
at all acquainted with the facts and cir
cumstauces connected with the origin OF
the manuscripts aud the compilation OF
them into this volume, know beyond
doubt that the writer's could never have
expected them 10 be brought together in
such n form, aud used for such purpose.
Those who lead the people to think 9TH
erwise. deal dishonesty with them. or
are themselves in utter Ignorance OF the
truth in the case, and should therefore
learn, before they teach ;-should hrst EN-
Tighten themselves, if they would not car
nv darkness 10 others"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
N. Y. MARKET juno Ia o,cIoct p NJ

II. WI.
Brazil Coffee decidedly improved and the stock is now
estimated at least 10000 bags in first hands Sales are
making rather freely ut 6iasic kinds Of coffee are
rendered more active Dry Goldfish are dull At 80 IS Sales
OF North River bundle hay, 40c. 100 lbs Good dew
roted hemp is in demand 1877 so ton cargo of Ha
Vana Molasses has been off in lots 20c N has sold
st23a2ic; the market is quite firm. The movement in
Oils Is not important; Olive IN casks, sells nj SIC
Flour sells freely ut S5aS5l2 for all Western Georpe
town. S5,l2a25 The stock of all kept low There
nave been sales OF o. at s5eS l2 81 81 for baded and
S4oo Tor sour 2OO bs Alexandria brought SIS and sc so:
Richmond Country. S5,l21il9. Rye recedes, sale was
made at roc, delivered
Corn also droops 1900 bushels New Orleans sold Mt 55se
WI taken IN the ship aud Northern be had AT 81 cts WI
Ois 3la32 Purchasers who wanted small narccIs If
Wheat have paid but sellers Of large parcels
get only lOsallO cts. bid Oats in demand at 3la32
cts. for Canal.
The sales of Cotton are GOO bales nj prices obou, NOR
CT below those current the beginning last week 400
6bs Ohio prime pork sold 80 So and 100 mess at g.
Ihere are buyers to any extent half. 100 bbs city
mess beet ut Lard is moving, 400 bbls fair to
good sold at 55ajets, prime 6iai.
Prime bunch Rasns continue sell ut I65c Sugars
continue hrm with good demand.
Stocks IN general rather firmer to. day
$500 bushels New Orleans Corn, little heated sold nj
price not public, and no criterion of prices.
Sterling bills are heavy, the price s1 francs
r. s. Evenng-Flour has been swept off quite clean TO
day. and what little Genessee there is for sale now is held
atS5r25 The feeling is improved. The sales of Cotton
for the day 500 boles.
Dry Goldfish heavy S2,75 and one sale has been
made at 269; $50 bis Mackerel arrived and are held NJ
SS,75aSg,75.
Exchanges including Certificates and Checks.
Boston par D. Philadelphia par l; Baltimore lat disct;
Washington o. g. dis Richmond Ii Raleigh Ia 2;
wilmington OO Charleston J; Augusta ial; Macon L. Co
umbus /; Savannah 3a1 Mobile l3a4 dis; Orleans por
Prm ST Louis 5a2 Louisville Ia2 Cincinnati Pad; Nash
VILE 3sa4 Apaaehcola lia2 Treasury Notes par iaj prem;
Bills London 81 prem; Bills ON France 81 3,a5f ala:
Dollars Spanish lO4aO6; Dollars Patriot premium.
Doubloons, Spanish 10 10 10; Douboons Patriot Is 6O
al565.-Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
VERY LATE FROM RHO DE IANEIRo

IN In rhOM De JANElRO.
The brig Pauline arrived this port "Wednesday from
kio dc Jnnero whence she sailed the 9Th May We mr..
indebted esteemed friend for the annexed extract of
letter, dated
Rio DE JAsnRo May 5, ie43
Wehavc recently had large transactions in Flour Sal
OF about 1000 bos Richmond were made I'm months
l6n. 80 ''''' ~
The recent shipments Of Bcadsus from hi. uace 70
inc River Platte have been large, and the
beunos Ayrean Government have admitted for
all the Flour and Wheat dcposiic that port, II h
han probable that when these supplies arrive they will
video. ~ ''i0"'e-
some purchases Of Flour have been made by specuato.
Tor the River We hear that the cargoes Of Richmond ex
houisuna and OF Baltimore Amazon, have been rcsold
on terms which have uanspred The stock In first
hands now limited 1850 bbs per Emmons from New
York. -'"
We do not entertain the belief that the prcsen, prices will
be maintained for length OF time Our bakers are well
supplied the Northern ports well stocked and fresh
supplies may be shortly looked for.
Coee Is coming to market slowly, and the quality Of the
receipt Is poor We quote choice superior 3u5OO very
mixed lots OF superior and good rsts 33O0a34
Inc shipments in April small and will not be large
this honth.-Bah. Ame
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
WASHINGTON H0TEL.

~ OTlC E.-rhe subscriber returns his most
sincere thanks 10 his friends pable generally fos The
noea support he has received at their hands twenty
hfee years and informs them On N.
WASHINGTON HOTEL. and "a 4. Undergoing a thorough
ea inside and out and viii be ready reception Of his
henfs and the public ~ the FIRST MAY NEXT. \ an.
hke newspaper pufng but viii say that the house
win Dc IN better order than Il has been built
one OF ths most pleasant hapi-ou
view IN hehond honiins the Capitol and
nifoupnr county sian be furnished clean the
oenf sah be good and Kept cian table
WIN the best The market Affords and UP in the
o virginia % my stables shan be well supplied aiiended
good oser my servants shall all be eleaniy and nc
commenting my prices shall be mad. times
ana my inends and the pubhe will give a I think
shah be able 10 please them and pr,e.
IN such manner that they will be repeat
say another thng that no drunkenness gaming any
dissipation VIII be allowed In Kept with
eet Order can be found my old until that time
JOHN TAI.MAN.
ro ~ BIhe Tavern Is for rent ar.t rate .,,nd N,
given on the first Of May infoma-
ton. enquire OF the subscriber.
JOHN TAIMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
Br Lssr EyESlv0s M.sil.

We were much pleased receive. by last evenings mail
copy OF the Fredericksburg Arena. and to learn tina, ia d.
revived under promising auspices. Long may flourish
to do battle in the Of correct principles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
Auftion 5ales.
THIS DAY.

By snIoes A Rrother.
HORSES At AUCTION
On SATURDAY Morning. I7th. AT "a o',keh in -, -,
store We shall -en at auction reserve
TWELVE SADDLE & HARNEs HORSES.
ALSO,
WagFon and two bor-e- 0J- Sale without reserve
BUGGY,
Al same ume-A Buggy % good wossman.h,p ana on,.h
~ 10 NLoEs 4 BROTHER Aucts.
SUPERIOR NEW BAROUCUE
w" be added, Barousbs City inae and ..tso, IN,
every respect ' -
ELEGANT SPRING-SEAT SOFA.
Also very handsome Spring seatsof naauaetur,
PATENT IRON REFRIGERATOR. &c
To close sale- Patent ing Iron Ref.,,,o- - A.
Scott and represented being the complete ane of M -
now an use Also several Kitchen safss. &c
r" NLofs BROTHER. AueiS.
LIKELY NEGRO MAN
WIN be added, likely Negro Man. for no fanh
FI' NLOES 4 BROTHER. Aue,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
HOYT & cos NEW OFFICE.


UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, ReAmoa4 ps
100000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 81, for Ia43. TO be
drawn at Alexandria e. Saturday 18th Of June Is43
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
6 noP Prr so OF S3o,0OO prize Of $4,000
o,OOO, 5000 1000, 1870, prizes Of 200O of 500
25 of 1000, % OF 500, 220 Of 200, &c. &C.
IS No. Lotery-l3 drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO halves So; quarters 81 50.
Ceruhcates OF packages of 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares in proportion.
100000! 100000!
100 Prizes of 1000 Dollarsi
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30, for Is43 to be draw.
at Alexandria, DC Saturday the 2ith June is43
! prize Of $4,000 1 prize of $4,000
5o9O, 1000 5000, prizes OF 500 10 of 200 100 of
1000, 100 of 400, &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves SIS; quarters 80 So
Certhcaies OF packages Of 90 whole tickets $3.50 90
Shares in proportion
hofI co always have hand Tickets Lotteries adver-
USED by Gregory Co. and will their
eustomed promptness. ma 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat James Madison, ID. Couch MASTER with 53I
tons mdze from Lynchburg, to Dibrel Hocombe e. Co..
warwick x Barksdae, Ludlam, Preston & Co.. l.. d.
CTenshaw Co., and J. A. Paiicson; paying S3I 0s toll
Dayy Crockett, Anderson, master, with 50 tons mdze
from Lynchburg, TO Dibre, Holcombe g. Co., L. ID.
Crenshaw & Co.. Shields & Somerv.lle Ludlam Preston
& Co, and Warwick & Barksdale; paying $3.50 % toll
rig Iron, s. Cox, master, with iS tons ndze from
Lynchburg and Howardsvie, to l.. ID. Crenshayy & Co.
Jas Gray, Warwick Barksdae, A +. Harris, and Lud-
lam, Preston & Co.; paying Sl99 80 toll.
bnterprze, VIM. j. Rakes muster, with 34I tons mer-
chandize, from New Market, to John Maben g. Co and
A. L. Harris; paying Sl47 80 toll.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Exchange b. Staples master with I6I tons
mdze., for Scotsville; paying $50 81 toll.
focahohtns, r. Harding. maser, with u tons merchan
die, for HowardsyiIle; paying S2l 81 toll.
Holker, NJ c. Mckinney MASTER with mdze., for Lock
No. l6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
VALENTINE BREEDEN L. cos
@ - u street. Shocko- hin
,,, coMPoUND WHITE OAK SYRUP.

y1uIS 1911 "hiIE OAK SYRUP.
'HiS preparation is one of the most efficient
remedies for Cholera Infantum, and obstinate D,,rhc..
onered or sale was invented number Of years
IN an ehehsve practice by experienced physean win
unparalleled success and many realised is GOOD
'he undersigned has become its proprietor. ~
Nesenbe prepara pleasant taste and eer,ir i'm
Us operations As family medicine those das- on eh
ahseung inuous the stomach and Knows no ,nsor
should be careful this the year 10 arrest
,ne mr.. exhibition Of that dreadful maady SUMNER COM
which may be done by purchasing boue or two ~
~ ." WIN b. HARDWOOD.
u - Successor to :. p. Adie A. Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
by Dunlop, Moncure a. Co.
FROM MAYAGUEZ DIRECT.

FKOM MAYAGUEZ DIRECT.
CosmoPotne's Cargo Of Sugar and Molasses,
WILL BE SOLD INDIANS WHARF,
TUESDAY the both instant, at III o'cIoek-viz:
Is hhds prime Porto Rico Sugars
30 do do. do Molasses
And erpeefed IN time, p brig Lucy Ann from " Orleans
100 hhds. Shoulders BACON.
Atso. per schT. Union"
633 bags PRIME green Iaguira COFFEE.
iEhsis-i mos for sums over SlOO under this
e j" DUNLOP MONCURE 4 CO Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
Crust Sales.


IL virtue OF a deed Of trust. GATED the 7th Jan.
ua' lstf AMI day reeocef il-s NJ. csrs - Ks.n
o'i on the l7th Of Tn ~ .,ur ,1r
iney to the snh-crher rnn,-f ~, n. o.,, ~ II
curing debt Que from the Levi. R~s 81 .se,
nssns moo hnfcd dar- wah fhs-ou fc N,
oooet $50 VIII be so pubic aurtin 10 III h,.h..t "A
eek IN the AFTERNOON q FRIDAY. day % nm,
nm IN ifh ~ ne premises u.nsts az e.,,. \,
n.eN ai house. and the IN. .,s nr.,--
uats IN me tiv of Richmond shcekos Wareh.. .1,
70 he possibility Of DOVER of the nd cwsh~y pe--,s ,,e
or teumhrance whatever -" "-''
90 sst-onc third Of the purchase none, 10 b. r,s 4,
nc rvssis thereof IN ant ~ mouths The deferred m A.
Dc secured BY notes neroiahe win an ,ns,.~s,
useu OF ir's, on the prsmises The h..vei m A..
% ar Of al ineumbanes esespt POSSIBILITY Of dover
uiie a. are vested n them - - > -" s''
3i-id N Z, eI,s sp.,,,,,, ,rrnur.e.
sals eoniuctsd by a rs-. ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17

commissioners sale of Land m Hen rico county
X virtue of decree of the Superior Court
OF Law and ChaneeTy for the Richmond Circuit pronounced
On % Gay OF March 1873 IN therein pending between
Java T. lacy and David Alley plaintiffs Thomas Cooke and
DINERS deienani shall proceed Saturday the let day Of Juy
% l" sen ue tact OF Land in the said mentioned living
IN he upper end OF the county Of Henco upon which the ee
aahl hoas Cooke formerly resided Il acres more ~
@ OF 20 hueh tefeoi As shall be sums Of
money deereed TO he pad 10 the Plaintiffs expenses OF sale
OF the purchase money paid in cash and
the residue IN hrre equal instaments and IL months the
purchaser giving bonds with approved security credit install
ana Tie title retained until the whole purchase money shan be
paid and conveyance directed by the Court
6-eo3w Pppn C-..--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
By William. a IIaxaII.

By Williams q IIaxau.
SUGAR, COFFEE, WHISKEY, BACON, &C.
On WEDNEsDAY NEXT, the sIsi at O'Clock in
front Of our office, VIII be sold GroeereS
30 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar
10 do Cuba clarified do
20 half boxes Woolsey's loaf do
$50 bags prime green I-aguayra Coffee
loO do do do Rio do
100 do do do Cuba do
$50 do do do Domingo do
so do Old yellow Cuba do-superor
IS do do do Angostura do
) hhds Baltimore Whiskey
20 bb do do
so dn superior old Monongabea
25 hhds Bacon
20 do do Shoulders
100 kegs Lard. superior quality
$50 bbls beautiful Table Salt
half chests fine GunpOwder Tea
so l1b boxes do do do
so l3b. do do Imperial do
> half chests fine Young Hyson Dc
) do do common do
10 small casks Sherry Wine
100 bo1es soap.
% TERMs-Under 500, cash 500 and over mos credit
for approved paper.
jel7 WILLIAMS 4 U.vArt A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

INV, WEDNESDAY, June ID.
Inc large amount OF stocks OF various kinds sold yeser-
day for account of the Commonwealth and the Girard
bank was calculated to throw the market consdera
Ole excitement, and every body watching and waiting
the effects that were likely to Very little Of course
was done ut the board either yesterday today but we
nouce one or two changes for the better. Pennsyvana
Bank shares which brought Sl40 payable in certificates
have been resod to-day $40 for cash. thus making
very handsome profit OF 10 per in 81 hours Phla
dePha Bank shares which averaged S67 for certificates
were sold Mt 63a623 for money being per above
yesterdays rates Schuylk Navigation likewise brought
nearly the same to-day for money that it did yesterday for
SCRIPT II were highly desirable know when the Com
missones mean TO complete those sales and il is for the
OF the holders OF State certificates that the period
should be "A one.
Exchange on England continues between sas5. and no
sales for the Boston were made above mar mi,
at winch neither importation expectation specie can
be made prohtnby Nochange in the abundance money
aud no mercantile operations apparently foot likely