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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

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which he resides, situated in the county OF Camp
bell, Immediately above the town of Lynchbure The
Tract contains about
eight hundred acres of Land,
and consists of bundled acres or more living be-
tween james river and Black Water creek (Which
forms Of the present boundaries OF The town and
Two Islands in the river running parallel with the main
body of the Land--he containing about hty and
the other between sixty and seventy acres -Four hun
bred aud sixty of the Tract are cleared and in cui
uvatlonihe balance Is IN woods and large portion of
il heavily tmbered. OF the cleared Land one hundred
and fifteen acres (ncusye Of the Islands } are James
River Low Grounds, equal in productiveness be
lievod to any on the river The portion of the high
lands in cultivation is now well adapted to the growth
of The different staples and is rapidly improving.
frA The DWELLING HOUSE is large and a
lii commodious brick bulding with eight rooms "a
bove stairs, and convenient cellars beneath. The Out
Houses belonging TO the Dwelling well located of
substantial materials and in good repair The place has
il Oyerseels House, Barn, aud all the necessary
Farm Houses.
There is also on the premises, in immediate proximity
to The town, Warehouse formerly used for the inspee
ton of Tobacco which, with slight repairs might
be placed in condition suitable for the same purposes
The Tract admits of being divided into three or four
tracts, each having fair portion of woods and cultya-
ted land.
The place will be sold entire. in two or more Tracts
il will be divided into small parcels or LOTS to suit
the views Of persons wishing purchase The Islands
will also be sold separately, ii desired
minute description OF the place is deemed unneces-
sary, as those who wish 10 purchase WILL no doubt,
make enquiry and examination for themselves
The terms will be made known, on application TO the
subscriber or 10 J. II. ID. Payne. The place will be
shown TO such may wish To purchase by The subscr
Der, the manager, MIR. P. Il. Ryan, residing on the
farm.
If the tract is sold entire possession will be given the
10Th OF November next, and a crop of wheat seededor
the purchase. Should any desire to purchase small par
GELS or lots, they obtain possession at once.
WIN. DANIEL, Jr
Feb II wis
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Ensyi sh and Classical School.

Engsi SD end Classical School.
'N,nE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
l selves in School keeping. now conducting their
SCHOOL at the Masonic Hall, at the following pri-
ces:
For beginners per session of five nonhs,'s S. 90
Reading, W riting. Sc, 10 90
Geography English Grammar, Philosophy.
&C.. l2 so
Latin, Greek and first branches Mathemat
les, 10 90
w. b. FEATHFRSTON,
EDW'D. A. FEArllERSTON.
Feb. IL la3w Is
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y n II ~ Fs.s VI.

- n II G * II W.
~ THIS large splendid thorough bred
M-Ssy IL. Stallion, by imported Margaye, out
N)<--1f TjH ofspauq'e will be lei to mares the
s,s,..Massall liz. ensuing at Glenumbler in the
county Of Amherst 10 miles northwest Of l.ynelburg.
at three dollars cash lhs single leap. with the privilege
Of the season at five dollars with 3 cents 10 the groom
for each mare
With exception every mare served by Seagraye
the last season proved in ioal All ofbi get are large
and handsome GARLAND WALKER,
for J. J. Amber.
April wlt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

NlRGlN1AAt Rules holden in the Clerks Office oil the
Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chanc or, or INC
town of Lynchburg, the 3d day OF cbruary 1919:
William 4. Harris, Plaintiff,
against
Is. &. Deyiney b. F. Sacketl l.. II. Trigg and iiehf!
Huntington, Ser cant of the corporation OF lyneours,
Defendants.
In CuANCERY.
The Defendant, Is. q. Devincy not having enefr"..
appearance aud given according to the ACT " "
semby and the kules Of this Court and appearing ny M
isiactory e"idence, that he nhabant o tins coun
try II IS ordered that the said def ndan do appear mere
the first day OF the next and the bill oil wv
Plaintiff; and that copy ri this order be forthwith nse'
III some newspaper printed in the town OF LyncLous b
two months sneeessey and posted at the front door Oh NV
courthouse in the said town.
Copy-Teste, az,
Feb 81 WIN
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Livingston COUNTY Premium

M w. FuQUA having transferred to me the
VI. agency Of the LIVINGSTON COUNTY
PREMIUM PLOUGHS, am now prepared to sell
at the factory prices, large and we'll assorted stock
be constantly receiving direct from the mandatory The
above Pluughs. Points and Fixtures 50 that there will
be no difficulty OF getting the Points, Sides &c to suit
the Plonghs al any time Il would he needless for me
tomention here the many advantages that the Living
ston Plough possesses over aloher Ponghs now in use
for its character is too well known by lhose who have
used them, to need any farther recommendation Call
and look at them. r. ] OTFY
Commission Merchant.
July % wl2m
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Feb. "

wr,,,.,N,. ,,,,,. +, -
IN '"e' nc" III INC 'ie'h o''t Oh the err
ou'. e., ' " ~" nv, NV ''sto'''' 'of bedford
' ny ' ~, on W. :" :, ,f if. i'4't
'', 'n an ~ 'ae,1 'ooan nun, IS %, Nafqh" D.
'i'9' oee ~ anu o"ihe' cray iiaihi'hs
dgdWa
Nllnn w. chiffon, Joshua l.. chiffon, james Camper
ana fzaoeih ms VIE Henry H. 'hilton, oeorse n Chi
ton james Chiffon IN his Own right and as admir- Of Hen
~ Ghon decd, Jackson )rnper and Jane his wife, and
Emil, M thtonan infant under Il Years OF age and Jes
Sc II. Drambiett, defendants
IN CHsEcERr.
The defendants, william ". Chiffon, Joshua l.. Chiffon
and Jesse y Blambtt not hay entered their
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Feb. II

NiRGlNI.:-.n rules held in the clerks Office II a..
cut slperior cont nf law and ehaneery n, ptt
county, tn sth day OF February, 1915: ''o'd
'aoe~ smith, Plaintiff,
against
william Pullen. executor of Thomas Pullen deee,,,
'e'se u. u'ieh' Defendants.
The defendant George y. POLLEN, not ha, iny 80, -,
appearance and given security according 10 The AT
semby and the rules Of this court and IL appearn, h.
factory evidence that he is not inhab itant of tb am
wealth. II is ordered that he dc appear at the com, %
said county OF Bedf,. the first day the ne,, @
the said circuit superior court of law ard chanc,Yy
the plaintiffs bill and that this order he inse,, % an
newspaper published in the town Of ynciburr H. e
months sueeessively and posted at the front door
house Of this county on some court day. '''
II Copy-1esc,
JOS. WILSON, cl's
fep - WIN
NlRG1NI9:.7t rules held in the clerks ofae Of tho =;
cult superior of law md ohancery Tor Bed,
county the Sth day OF February, 1915: V''
Reuben Parker, Plain,;g
against
John Marke. John Fizer, Robert C. Mitchell, ndmni,t,
tor oil John II Aarkle, deceased aud John +. Sale
Defendants.
In GHANcEgY
The defendant, John Markle not having r,te,,5 h,s.
end given security according The act of ,sso
bly, aud the rules OF this court, AMI appearing by .at,f
tory evidence that he is inhabiant of th;> n,
wealth; II il ordered, that he appear Al The r,u,t h
the first day OF the next term Of the said circuit ,u.
eonr, niew an eaneers Tor Bedford county, and an,Y.
the bill OF the plaintiff aud that this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in the town oi l.ynchhnrr f
two months successfully, and posted the front door Of M
court house OF this county ON some cou'td day.
Il Caps-Ycsie,
JOS. WILSON, CL'N.
Feb. II w2m
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VIRGINIA, 10 wit Ut ltacs held in the Clerk. Office
Oh Nslsyn County Court IN ihe month ., March isi5
Alexander Fitzpatrick, Plaintiff,
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500 REWARD.
I n obedience order Of the Hastings Court for the
\ Corporation of lynchhnrg, made the Sd day OF
March, 1915 am directed 10 offer the above reward Of
one hundred dollars. Tor the apprehension and conye-
ton Of the person persons sho have lately committed
depreda,,ons upon the grave yards.
DAVID w. BURTON, Manor
for he Corporation 81 Lyaehbwg
March %
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March 81
Valuable Real Estate for sale

,CllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the FARM on
= which he resides, situated in the county OF Camp
bell, Immediately above the town of Lynchbure. The
Tract contains ahont
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1ames rage, and -, -, -, the he'r' e'
John Page, decd Bennett Page, Saauei Page, Joseph
Rage, W haam Page, Robert Page, Edmund fnse Gsofss
Page, Nathan G.. BrdgNatcr and sally his viii, Samuel
Baslcy and Eliza his wife, Smell and Mary Anu his
vile and Edward Page. B,t Ldams
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

nc ptlthdahts3 hehs Oh john
Page decd James Page Bennett Page Samuel Page, lo
seph Page and - Smell and vile, having ent red
eH appearance and given security according the Act oil
Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabiants OF tins
omm2nwralth motion oil tie Plaintiff by his Counsel
ordered that the defendants do appear hue ON or before
the fourth Monday IN May next the bill oil the
Plaintiff and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
IN the neibnrs Nirgman, newspaper published III he
town oil ~ nchbalg Tor two months successfully announcer
copy thereof posted the door oil the Courthouse oi
tins County on some Court day.
ACopy-festc,
SIP GARLAND, Clh.
March 10 WIN
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Eel, II

VIRGINIA: 1T rules held in the clerks ofiae Of t,
cult superior couri Of law mud ohancery, Tor B,ds
county the sth day OF February, ISIS:
Reuben Parker, planie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

NlkGIAlA;-Atrn rules heidi tic clerk, eiee + TIE cir
cult superior court Of Law and ehaneefy, hi =. dtld
ants,lle sh dayo Fobnaty, tsi5
Jnhal Jordan and Melieny jordan, admin trn.ors Of
Marquis ID. GRAY, dsed, ilaintiif,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

Alit6lNlA:-.H rules held in the clerks Office .r a
cut siperior cont 81 law and ehunccry IN, ps,
county, thu sth day OF February, 1915: ''''oid
Jabez Smith, pla;,,fr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-14

XTIRGlNIA.a rules held in the c,eik's oire the err
cult superior court OF law and rlance,, Tor Bedford
county the Sth day oil February, 1sI5
Jnba Jordan and Mcienry Jordan ad'r.. Of Marqn. D.
Gray, decd, and Burkett Gray, Plaintiffs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21

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York Ldg l7th James Calder Garter Boston; Barell, Fos
ES$~ Msss
Lehigh Young Norleans; Providence, NYork; Speed Ellis
LLosDoS; Dec lied Wakefield, Brunswick Savannah.
DARTMours. Dec Bar Aleraudre, New York for Havre
GALWAY, Dec 1.-THE swsa, from NYork for Amsterdam.
asher, Thdaa and ss
MArAszAs Jan fin port Aca, MLean, from Portland.
ai1 n 5 Nelson fE s Ass sas.,
s 81 S,I,, MsSa
s.a5sih Anderson Boston. dist with loss Of
IT rs osS Jolly Tar NYo sA s
'1sT g. Srpa a. p.pdo Bailey E.po with
part Of inward cargo from Philadelphia.
Home Ports.
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Charleston Pa ket Crosby Providence; Velocity Montsome
Nn 1sassn sad Vt h
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Danl Webster, and John Hancock, Hsuana
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pener and Augusta Sherwood Boston; Mary Richardson
.s DIVE E.s
Andrsw Scott Emery and Junisa Blanchard Portland; Flo.
Bs:o T5o Ff sn.ysea
Mobile LyeEmoIe NYork: Martha Kin;man. psnson; Fall
Futon and Mpro. WoSdsde Boston; Edyna Wes!, New
Eliza talbot Lion AI:sande NYo1i; f Francis. soae
Martha poane YORK Wrsins Eaton en,'P Have ne
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ter Bosworh Havre; Harriet Thompson Whippe s. Tho
Rso aa aS ns sSiso ssD0a
ande RSbn on Thomaston; Harriet Dunnmg Nassau lid
GLASGOW; Uncs, L,tham and Pnseson RSnHh,on NSss
s Hnnas1;s Bfs Mobile ssnac and Masa
larry Not. Lawess, Bristol, RI ''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21

PACKET SHIrs QUEEN THE WEST, Woodhouse, for
Liverpool and Gladiator Bunting for Lendon will sail to.
day.
ASHORE -Cspaq Cut; Of the Hayt from Port Prince
M.Si.s bS..yEn.csp. Gilmore Of The Srs ISnd9ra
r" II s pf T: % The IS
Sseoysea he vessel sslIas TOO bsiiy proceed the
o ps u So se but S waS f @ioe W
headed us. vessel s leaking sbou, strokes rer
a ssSs q; Sc as
ns 70 re- to Mew YG PT he wind from the S an
ssa : S3w md in s had e
81 r rsS', he 's .d * he S's
from cold and exhaustion and after being out hrty.x hours
slS ss the .s %: hey
%s lay % The he
there . S' Tia, y sS . see FL rS sEag
he So ii. saw s 70 'S' s
s;s s ss1s s ' I ea g Ns
um rcnsisned % house in hs city The schr was in bal
SAT"aaos 9ordsa s% Poil,rd arrived at Havana
4 | s'i &c s h
sS Ss
f.:
wss he he
ScHR WM HENnv, Of Provncetown. from Baltimore for
Halifax, before ashore below Yarmouth, Ms drove
the bar about 9Th inst and taken into the whrf X
or cargo bushels found damaged and
sold per bushe The OF the wheat
seHs Ms"s @oSaS. s% Hs. for Boston, before .s
saved Vessel and cargo said to be insured in Boston.
spoken.
Swan from Boston for Apaachcoa Jan lat 20 90 Ion IS
y. D. of B''dsy
H%c ls' As " H for Rss Sc
Marcus, Of Fairdaven, Nov l6, lat 20 ", lon 80 w.
Policy. OF Camden, from Wilmington, NC 10Th inst off
Cape Lookout
Foreign Ports
LrvrnpooLl Dec i2-Sld Lotus, Watson, Chaos, Larkin
and Hero Of Acre JONES' N0rlsans, Mary, Sullivan. Mobile
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, january 2O-0 r. M.


Tho stock market was very heavy to-day, and quota
tons show decline. stoningon fell off per cent Nor
witch and Worcester l. Pennsylvana SIS I, Morris Canal
H. Canton Company l; Illinois improved per cent,
vicksburg while Farmers Loan, Kentucky Ga, and
Mohawk, closed firm at Saturday prices The transac
ons very limited, and the operations do not ind
cate the slightest probable Improvement Until some
great change takes place in the money Market folly
to anticipate any improvement in quotations for stocks
The Committee Public Lands in the House Of Repre-
senatves have reported back the bill granting an add
tionsl quantity Of land in aid of the Illinois and Michigan
Canal which, motion, referred to the Committee
Of the Whole on the State of the Union.
The passage Of the bill through both Houses OF the Lee
gissture Of Pennsyvsna, authorizing the payment Of
the due the debt the LIST Of February has
without doubt taken place, and received the signature o.
the Executive, Gov. Porter. II the bill should not De
come law before Gov Porter goes out OF once II never
will az we learn from official source that the Go
vernorolect Ia opposed ha pay ment Of the interest In
fall In cash In the event Of this bill becoming law,
does follow that the interest will all be paid in cash
another law authorizing oon. will be necessary, before
the operation be carried out II Is stated that bill
viii soon be introduced into the Legislature Of Psnny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21

HAr-Common qualities of North River bale are held
at'55 5Sc. Prime is held at 90 a 62c
PRoyIsoss-Thereis very little doing in articles under
5ass7i -ef is very dull Ohio lard is dul-bsrreIs
WHsKEy- Drudge casks are held ut 24c Western and
prison barrels are very inactive at 243 25c.
CATTLE MARxEr.-At market, 900 beef cattle (2OO
from the south las and calves and 900 sheep
Iambs.
PKIcEs-Beef Cate-In good request at 50 10 to rs
30 Tor prime retailing sorts Left over. 500 unsod.
Cows and Calves All sold but 20. at Ia a $24
sheep-No change in prices. The market was cleared
hay-No change. We quote Sc a rs cents per cwt
Real EsTATF.a .Aucfion-Two story brick front house
10 Roosevelt street. lot III feet front and rear, by 1873
feet deep. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So, 025
lHemaning part OF propertyadvertsed withdrawal
Two story brick front house Ill Hester street, lot
lsA feet by so. .............. ...... 1915
Modern built two story brick house IS Henry st.
with lease of lot, IS by leo eet from the Rutgers
estate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4I5o
-FOUR lots on 89lh street. between 5th and 9th ave-
nues, each rs by 100 II. at $40 each. ...... lao
u acres 81 land mo. 3l3 Wilismson's patent) in
huron, Wayne county. .................. 600
Three story brick house and lot Carroll Place,
lot IS by la5 feet -. 10000
lhree story brick house 326 Ninth street, between
otn and 9th avenues. ......... $3.50
Two story brick house and lot 70 Leonard street
house IS by 80. lot IS by 100 ft........... s37S
Small house and lot, III by 81 IT, 745 Greenwich ST.
lear hammond street,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
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Aggregate amount Of debts.

This gives the amount according to the most recent
ports othe debts the solvent States which, added to the
amount of tho debt Of the delinquent States makes the
sum Of Indebtedness $l9s, $685. Should Pennsylvania
the payment Of the interest her large debt
will materially change the complexion Of these tables by
reducing the suspended debt. Tho delinquent debt
would that case be only $70sa6 1885, and the debt Of
solvent ststes be increased to o2 Next to the
resumption Of Pennsylvania, have doubt but that
Maryland will be the next State to resume. Ofthe sol
vent States, know of State likely to become a de-
lnquent for time to The debt and finances Of
Ohio may eventually compel that State to repudate but
present the people barely submit 10 tax
and may continue to for time. Any deficiency in
the resources Of the State would compel suspension
The debts of New York and Ohio amount to more than
of the total debit ofhe solvent States The debts
Of the other States are small comparatively.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Belonging to the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaltv Of

- City If New York.
IA fobLlC NOTICE IS hereby given, that by virtue of
Fund by ordinance Of the Common Council passed 22d
Espany is they will offer for sale by public auction on
Merchants Exchange the following valuable Real Esas .e
large Of ground the westerly side Of Beaver
al the corner of Hanover ST. ''
The hive story marble rort building, known No. all
street = -
The extensive premises known liz and ia Broadway un.
der lease I'LL May h s49 annual $780, the less to
pay all ordinary taxes and assessments
he five story known No Liberty street on the
corner Of Little Green st.
The house and lot known as 81 Beekman street.
he bouse and lot with stable in The known No
The premises known as No. "a Chatham st.
The premises known as No So Chatham st.
The premises known Nos IS n Chatham street. under
nant that the lessee all and
centre building be paid for the lessee by
The premises known 2as William street. under lease ill
May st s4s az annual ground OF $3 with that
the lessee all snd and that days be
Thre. Lots on the norhery side Of Charlton street.
Washington street and West street.
Three Lots the westerly side Of Washington
Charlton street and King ,treet.
Eleven Lots south eastery Of Bowery and Th
tenth ST.
Fortyou the lot ground bounded by Goerck and
Mangin streets, and Riyington and Stanton streets.
-Four Lots the noheaerly Of Third Avenue aud
Three hundred and thirteen valuable Lots of land
the h and 9th Avenues aud the Boomnedae road and 35h
3eth, 37ih ssth, toths 4lst, 42d and sd streets
the fees the day Of SALE thirty the deve
y the deeds The balance may remain bond and
for five from May interest at sf cent
num- payable semi. annually.
The deeds for the property north Of 18th will be ready
Tor delivery 18th March next and the balance on
streets posessiou Of which will be delivered 9Th July
dhographe maps Of the premises ay Re had at this office
~ ''''' y b. WILLIAMSON, Comp,rolIer
Comptrolers Ohice, January 18th, l8t3. j20 stisrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21
AUCTION SALES.

p RIGHA sT0y yAN pYKE y5 Ageti9pesr
.E24-ANIHoNY ]. BLEEKER Co. will sell at Public
Auctoa Thursday the 23d instant january at o'clock
following property belonging to the Estate Of the Ian.
Nicholas ~ Anthony deceased To close the said
No 80 Frankfort The two story brick from, hens.
and Of ground the Fourth Ward on the norbery side
Of Frankfort street. containing width in front fifteen feet
ane and three inches the fifteen feet five inches
be the same le-a wall between house and
and let of ground adjoining the above Containing in front
fifteen and qusrfr inches the feet ten
aud IN length ON each side feet be the
"a street the three story brick house with
slate and lot ofgrund adjoining the Of
five inches aa in the rear et
nch's dpth both sides sixty feet be the
lessths being first stand for Grocery business
having been occupied Tor that for
Rose see-Also the two story brick front house and
and depth the side tyseven feet eight inches
and on the nohery side fifty feet inches be the
Also of ground adjoining the rear of the lots of
on Frankfort street. and the southe side of No
the lire the the lots and "a Franz fort ST.
Two feet i've thence northery along The line lot
No street eleven feet fye inches along
" eight feet inches thence along the line Of the lot
Der Rose fifty feet eight inches be the same more
The above DESCENDED premises will positively be sold IL being
to close the estate OF the late Nicholas Anthony
and VII be sold according to the made by Edwin smith,
City Surveyor map Of which be Auc.
The Title is indiputabl the property having been in the
The usual Executors Deeds will given erms at sale
Lhographic Maps can also be had the auction ROOM No
Di is s street. near wall street. mo. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21
Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Jan. 1.-THE sales of yesterday much
underrated as vey late in the evening 1900 bales more
were sold than reported at the close Of the market
advance OF tc making the sales Of the day up 5000
oaes TO day the market opened firm and holders main
tanned the advance Of yesterday with sales reaching
about 1900 bales The following are the quotations =
Inferior, nominal; ordinary, sA middling, AZ All mid
ding fair a %; fair, Sa good fair, nomina good and
fine, none
New ORLEANS, Jan. ll.-Yesteriay there was again a
pretty active demand but in consequence OF the limited
amount OF cotton offering, and increased degree Of
above 600 bales The largest part the business has
as usual been on English account, though there have
been purchases for France end SPAIN and buyers
for our home markets at the north have operated
siderable extent. We have not for several years past
KIN wn the market to be bare of stock is at pre
sent, an It closed yesterday with healthy feeling and
very firm at our quotations. which have been altered
as to conform to the advance noticed above The sales
the week s2OOO bales of which II 900 were
sold during the last three days Louisiana Mississippi
pi-lnerior. 81 ordinary, ~ middling. Al Al;
good middlng. 5s middng fair, 81 Of; fair St
good fair. 81 1T; good and fine. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-21
Bv Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

PHILApELpHIA Jan 2o-lFrom Conespondent ARRIVED
ed missing vessel; Pennsylvania Kelly Boston; Albion
Hoyt Newbnyport; Ashland Isl Mason New York Below
Domingo ' ~
bALTMoRE, Jan l9-Ar Frances Jane Coffin st Johns PR
9Th inst Left Willis Putnam Cook for Boston via Turks
Island days; he Cosmopoe Oliver sid Sd for Curacao
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