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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

TIE " y. Anti Rcntcs- Gorffn0r Hng II
Proclamation. New York papers contain
a long. able and eloquent proclamation Of Go
vernon Wright, on the subject OF The Ambient
ou,rapcs. The anli-renlers, enrolled and bound
bv \ prescribed oath, as Indians, within The sin
ole county Of Delaware are stated By the Co.
vernon 10 amour, 10 The formidable number OF
900 or more. We have room but for the con-
GLIDING sentences:
aFur The sake Of the character of our State and
o. our People, as we'll az for the peace and pros
periry and harmony OF our society," earnestly
hone the day may no, be distant when may I've
called upon TO discharge another and far more
pleasanl duiy, under provision OF The same law
noder which now act, by revoking this Pro-
ciamaiion.
nYct the law mus; be enforced. Our instilu-
,;ons musl be preserved. Anarchy and violence
must be prevented The lives oil our citizens must
be protected, and murder must be punished. And
when lba, norton CT our citizens, who, now trans.
nor,ed bv passion and led away by singular deln-
ssions, are ready 10 strike down the law and its
ministers shall become convinced that different
course is alike The part Of wisdom and oil duty.
and shall again submit themselves 10 The law OIL
The Stale, then, and not before, can expect 10 De
pcrmiucd 10 perform that more pleasing duty"
The New York Journal CT Commerce thus
comments upon The subject:
The public expectation, which since The muir
der Of Deputy Sheriff Steele by the Anti.Reniers
Of Delaware county, has been looking for some
decided action on the par, Of The Stale Govern
men,, with view 10 the suppression OF the spirit
Of disorder, violence and outrage, which prevails
in thai county especially. is mol 10 be disappointed
We annex a Proclamation b. The Governor, de-
claring said county in s'ale Of instruction, as
provided by the law Of ast-Apri The effect o.
his Proclamation is, 10 make all persons in SAID
county guilty Of felony and liable 1.-TWO years OF
longer Imprisonment in the State Prison, VINO
shall resist the execution OF any legal process, OF
altemp, 10 aid the escape OF prisoners, Or resls'
any force which may be called onl By the Govern.
or. Such force will be called on. as a matter
OF course. The Albany Argus says, .Adjuta Ut
General Harrington proceeded yesterday aIisi'
noon. in the steamboat. ria Catski, 10 DEM
and will see personally that the requirements o
the Proclamation are promptly carried out.
| The course Of Gov. Wrigh. will be approved
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WASHINGTON Acadcfny.

THE Trustees OF THIS Institution wish to en-
i gage Teacher for the ensuing year, who
is qualified 10 teach the Latin and Greek Lam
English.
All communications (post paid directed to Da-
vid Alahin, Esq, or the Secretary, Finny- ills
P. O., Amelia county, will be laid before the
Board OF Trustees for their deiberaton on the
2Olh Of September next
SPENCER A MANN, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

TINE Annual Commencement of Hampdcn
i Sidney College will take place on the i7lh
Of September next.
On the 18th, The Rev. w. S. PLrMER, D. d.,
Of Richmond, will deliver an address as repre-
sentative Of The Philanthropic Society.
f. A. PALMER,
G. c. VENABLE,
Aug. a9-c.d Committee
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by all bat agrarans, rebels and pickpockets Ii
is time that the question should be decided, once
for all, whether this Stale is under government
OF laws, or subject 10 Inc caprice Of men who call
themselves indians, bu, disgrace he name they
assume By their scandalous violation OF their OBJ
legations 10 society and 10 the government uCder
which they live The Governor has SET forth their
case calmly in his Proclamation, and we lrus,
they will pondcr i, we'll"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
JUST PUBLISHED,
aud far sale IN j. H'ARROCK,
HEVlRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
A l. Nj A N A C. X,
'Or the Year ING,

CALCULATED by David richardson, OF Louisa
~ county, Virginia, Containing sis of the Courts Of
Virginia and North Carolina, and of the House al De-
egates, Senate aud Congress of Virginia, complete.
In the amusing department will be- f und The Honey
moan Over; The Birth of the Flowers; The May Queen
lS,n2;) Variations of the Rose; The Four le,fed
Adams First Sleep; Complete List of tho United
statrs Navy Afoat and Building: Variety Is Charm'ug
Ar,rhmeticai Questions; Riddles; Rebus Puzzle; Char
AIDES; and number Of other pieces.
AM lQ-cIf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
FOR SALE,

T,nE very desirable House and Lot in the town OF
Fredericksburg, lately occupied ny Mrs 3. J.. Sed-
don Tie iou.r Ia of brick, we'll built, large and COM
mrd Gus. The grounds, which cover nearly whole
sq,ar-. attractive and beautiful, being laid IN WIN
taste. in Stepping falls and wide walks, and ad"rn,
ell with many handsom trees more delightful and
,ic Ill residence. whether regard be had to health
tam appearance, cannot be found III The town.
Sic viii lie made privately, and the terms may be
learned on communication with her Of he nnderspn-
el. JOHN MONCURE. Falmouth, Stafford co.
ARTHUR A. MORSON, Richmond city,
Aas. Self Executors Of Thomas Seldom, decd
tJ- The Fredericksburg Recorder and Herald VIII
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r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
l65 MAIN STREET,

Opposite Mc Exchange Bank,
nFFERS fr sale, $1,000 Havana Cigars. Reeaiias
La Normns. Paneteas and Cas'illios; 30 900 Prncl
pees, Jmstn SAM, Steamboat and DE La Cruz BRANDS
)ooo commons; also, Plantation Cigars and Manila
Chstoots ~ boxes superior Chewing Tobacco. IN TO-
10 ana ~ 10 hoy-s; fine cut Chewing and Smoking To
oarea hardham's, Lrnjy Foot, Macaban, Rappre aud
erosch Shutfs Muir -Schaum, German, Puwhatnn, aud
other Pipes; Cigar Holders; Cigar Cases; snuh Boxes
&c which will he sold at wholesale retail upon &c
co.nmodatins terms. Aug. a2--cM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
FOREIGN VIEWS.

We are glad that Wilmer & Smiths European
Times have, in some degree, made the omendc
honorable for lis insults upon TIE American cha
racler, ON the Oregon question The following
extract, received By the Hibernia, shows libe
ralily Of feeling and expanded views which do
credit TO that paper. Il is pnngent bit al some
OF the European politicians, who have advanced
The absurd and inioleraDle theory OF ''lhe balance
OF power"
"ASNExATIoS OF TEy,s.-Thc annexation of
Texas which may now be regarded as consum
mated. is too important an event IN the history
OF nations 10 cscaIe the lynx-eyed vigilance Of
the press in this quarter al The globe Ii has
been freely commenced on since the arrival of the
Acadia, la:, week, which brought The rcsolu-
tione of The Texan Congress. The annexation
is not, OF course, palalabe TO John Bull, which
is, perhaps, The best reason why it should be
popular on the Western shores OF the Atlantic
The leading organ OF the late Government, the
Morning Chronicle, makes it The subject OF a
bitter Attack on the foreign policy OF the present
Cabinet, which might, and ought, it contends,
10 have prevented The catastrophe. Ii is ridiru-
lous 10 hold such language TIE Ministry could
not have prevented the annexation, il they had
strained every ART which diplomacy suggests
j He pOHCf vi hcAicO ever since texas WIeSt-
cd her freccom from that imbeciic power, has,
Sep by step, accelerated the even, al which the
latter is now 50 chae,inci The uncratsiul, mol
10 say pliiul, conduct q Santa Anna, in con-
SANITY keeping in hot water" and actually
making war npon the people who first defeated,
and then, with a generous hcrusm, gave him life
and liberty, caused Texas 10 be attracted a sym
palheticaly as the pole attracts the needle, TO the
United States. The citizens OF that country were
in feeling, as they now are in name, citizens oil
the great Repnblic-one common sympathy OF
country, and kindred, and Institutions, animated
alike the minor and the major Republic. The
''siar.spangled banner" has increased another
stripe, and has balled The policy OF European
satesman-ihoSe long headed personageS, who
fancy thai, like Joshua, the sun ought 10 stand
still al their bidding.
'What has taken place was inevitable in the
nature OF things, and has long since been anicpa
ted BY all who coul read The signs OF the po!iii-
cal horoscope. BIT American ACCOMPLISHMENT
they say, will nol stop here. This large slice OF
decrepid Mexico may feed, bur will not satisfy,
greedy Republicans. Warnings after California
are already apparent. Oregon, nay, Mexico IL
self, may be swallowed up speedily hy The ener-
eetic Angle American race, now spreading over
The Northern continent. Such are the fears OF
the rulers Of the old world fears which are patti
cipated in 10 some extent, b. many who ought TO
know better, in our own island"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

MEXICAN INDeMNlry.-From private letter,
dated Mexico, July Goth, 1915, received by gen
lleman in this city, We derive information that on
the 3Is, inst. a motion was made in Congress 10
call on the Secretary Of The Treasury for written
report on The subject Of the payment of the Two
missing instruments ot indemnify. which pro-
duced very animated and lengthy discnssion.-
Mr.. Trgueros, the late Secretary OF The Treasury,
and Mr. Voss, the Agent Of the United States
were handled very uncrrcmoniously; and lhc
Ex- Minister of HE United States, Mr.. Shannon,
was likewise subjected 10 some critica! Iema.k
The motion was finally carried by vie OF -
10 %, and we are now likely 10 get possession Of
The leading facts in this hitherto mysterious al
tair-fN Y EflfrSe.
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mended for The Industry and foresight he has
shown, in order 10 arrive at correc; conclusions.
Whatever may be doac ty The administration, The
Wing presses will Srra6e and misreprcscnt.-
Bn', in this matter we ieel sure that the country
viii do full justice 10 Mr.. Walkers motives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

WILL attend the following County Counts, viz:
w ford Court, in August. and Franklin Court. Bo-
te,onr Roanoke Court, and Patrick Court, in Septem
her, the purpose Of king collections for the Enqul
r- Whg Religious Herald, Southern Literary hrssen-
ger, &c. WIN. GOULUIN, General Agent.
Aug 20-.4I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02
THE STAFF OF LIFE.

We are indebted 10 Ike kindness Of Mcssrs.
Nicholas 6 Brother of the Virginia Mills, Buck
lnsham county, Ura hali.barTel OF their "Family
Flour" We have given it a thorough trial and
can speak with truth Of its superior quality
The bread made OF il is as white and sweet rs the
most Ski;ul and ambitious house-kceper cou,l
desire. To use The peculiar but expressive Ian
sna:e ofour Cook, il is ''e,ecaW.'
Wclhank our friends. Messrs. Deane & Brown
The agents Of the Mcs:rs. Nicholas, for The safe
transmission oil Ike acceptable present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

LOST,
ON WEDNESDAY night, July 23d, or Thurs:
" day morning, between The CITY o Richmond
and Smiths < Roads Powhatan county, taong
The main Buckingham Ready Double Case,
Seconds, Silver Lever WATCH, jos. Johnson,
Liverpool, maker, No. $780, with heavy, plain
Gold Chain, and a cared Seal with clear stone,
with The initials R. P. upon the same.
Twill give reward of Fifteen Dollars for the
watch and chaio, or Five Dollars tor any inlor-
nation which may lead 10 their recovery.
JOHN Nj. MILLER,
Aus. 12- c2aw5w Powha!an.
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Example of Rates-F1r tie assurance Of 100 Dol

Insurance Can DC tlIeCtFu IUI dIy suH1i IIV1F
$500 up 10 $1,000, by application 10
HENRY LUDLAM,
Richmond, Va.
Physician 10 the Society, AUGUSTUS l.
WARNER. July 27-cw2m
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ID n. Es m
GEORGE A. WRIGHT

HAS located himself in Chesterfield county, IT Fruit
Hil tthe residence Of Mira. gill where he may h-
f'uad ready attend TO any cal s connected with his
profession Aug. g9-c3t
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A2---ND. 3a.
(CIRcUL.iH.)
TkrASrRY DEPARTMENT. I
tSf"' " = r NM VII
lOl,, .lplv. 1915.

IU! July, lSi3. :
Sir; ! send you several copies Il cues -
heretofore pEopounicd BY the Treasury Depart
l'en' WIN view 10 obtain Information in regard
- the Tariff
You will please obtain answers 10 these guesss
lions from reliable sources, 80 as 10 have The an
swcrs here by The first oil October next
Very respectfully, your obi sery't,
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary OF The Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

DASAWAV from the subscriber, residing near Liner.
~ ~ Hin p. o. Newberry District. g. e., on The "a oil
July, Mula,o Bow, mined WILLIAM, 10 or ~ years
did, epare made, feet inchcs high, no Wis BILE marks
that know Of tie was raised by John Davis, OF Abe
marie county, Virginia, and will Try To get there, as
som, OF his family live there Amy information respect
Ing said boy will be thankfully received by the snbscri-
Der. WILLIAM MARS.
y E.-Te may alter his name, and say he belongs to
sone one in Virginia. w. NJ.
Aug. lo-cw3m
NOTICE.
PEING appointed receivers of all claims due
ID % The firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
ard Fitzpatrick g. Lyon, and of John n. Fitz-
patrick Individually, by The Superior Court OF
Asoemarle county, we notify all who are indebt-
Ell 10 the parties aforesaid, either by bond, ac-
count or otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as it is important that all matters con-
neeted with these concerns be closed as early as
Practicable.
We have put claims into the hands OF Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick, due 10 the firm Of Fitzpat-
lick 4 Lyon and J. N. Fitzpatrick individually,
lo' settlement and collection, as many Of them
are Too remote for US to attend 10 their collection
IN person; but no suit is authorized to be brought
uh'ila reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes
;, HOGG, WHITMORE G. CO.,
Seo,'sville, Va. Receivers.
:. y: Is. No other person than ourselves IS au-
hSo.'sed 10 collect any claims whatever, due 10
Me persons AFORESAID or John N. Fitzpatrick In
N"tuoally, except such as we authorize
'uhs o-elt H., w. & co.
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INTERESTING TO MEDICAL MEN

We are indebted to the publishers, Burgess,
Slrinser & Co, 222 Broadway New York, for
the % No. OF The II volume OF the Republica.
ton OF the Lonlon Lancet. This valuable work
may be obtained atlhc low price of five dollars
year. The present No. is admirably printed, and
is iuil o., Interesting rapcls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-02

PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS WANTED
vr.Is undersigned have been appointed Committee
al ms Trustees &c Richmond College, near kich.
mond receive applications for the Proit sSnrship ."
h-matics an Natural Science III that institution
Thr salary Viii he one thousand dollars. The engage
mont 70 commence from 1T January neat We WI re-
either Of rs, applications for the place unt ule
i, rnr,iay in Srnteinher when the appointment will
IA ir Ii any further information ~ desired will
b. Is. Jf.l Eli,
An, a-diwSwtd A JUDSoN CRANE.
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rHHIS i 10 notify Jeremiah Beckham, that
i shall proceed TO take The dispositions OF John
Porter and others, a, the Rackocn Ford MAI, in
the county Of Orange, on the 3oIh August next
between sunrise and sunset. and continue The
same from day 10 day until compleed-lo be read
as evidence in sui, pending in The Circuit Supe-
rior Cour, of Law and Chancery Tor the county
OF Orange, in which ! am plaintiff and you are
defendant. JAMES bEChHAM.
Tel, SUI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-30
Junr2ll

I'VE liet is well known that RANpRtTns rHrs a
certain cue N every lom ot discnse, all having the
loot, which impurity 81 the circulating fluid the
in pefioA Of le tllan years in The nitel
Stae> they have restored perfect nEATH and cno5 m"t
rot NnREn THOUSAND persons who 81
ncutabr by Physicians Of the first rink aud standing aud
many when every Other remedy had ccn ser.e9
to IN vain.
Tie great is To have the mcdcincb by You when yo
tt attacked m sickness lose then Will have
good effect than twenty, Il il OF until dses has
eebcd the bodily p'weis therefore every individual who
considers health blessing. should always keep box OF
BNDHErH's NlatrABll NrEHsAL plIs, where they can
be lay Their hands them when wanted TWENTY
five possibly be better disposed valuable
life may be qycd, long fit OF sickness prevented
e. The following the only authorised Agents io, Tho
sale oi Dr. Benjamin Biandieths Vegetable Universal
pills:
PAYNE s GREGORY Iynclbnrg Campbell
Henry lIa1lcwuod Clslle Craig, do
j. H. Sweeney s Coz Msrysville, de
Lie, Bailey < 20, Broakncal
benjamin Novln II Co, Falling Creek,
VIM Mathews Z Son, alkors Chrtch, T. Edward,
Good Bass & Co, kngsvilic, do
Wm. Rice s. Co, taunvillo do
Roberts & Brown Amherst Ct. lio.,
Samuel Cash Sandidgus. Amherst,
Peters s. Reed, New Market, Nelson,
e. I. Estes s Son, Loyincsion, do
-. =. y r g Bell, Liberty, Bedford
Samuel " VILLAINS, Lisbon, ia
! JNu~ 80 o. II
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oGstT ssEsy.

Did -. RI,
IN ~ r. ~ ~ "u'S"af night last, EaNNy Mean lsp1b
80 -, h a. - and his. FaaHy PAYNE. aa,
,,s @'' - Jay
D'eu' al hef residence in Charlotte. aler +, ,rt,
illness, airs SARAH llANeorE NJ, f u ~ ~
eecN' fsq. On the oh at JIM. D., #II,. 2 H.
aye IN The inll hope q blIssIuI imn,.,I,lf, - ~
IN The death ol Tbs eNc,lltnl woman I,, r,,o,s -,
iai'o's and soeleiy have sustained H. II -,
be easil repaired As mull,r n,is,,ess
friend, christian. she Vas equallf3 nv t,,
collod by nrne We ever saw Dl,,,s.i ~ y" anu 'N
dren SHE seemed To I've lor them. and ,''
sue could ENJOY them. Kind vet rrn.ur, III, -
wants. Their appearance and alitcl,an rr,,l - ~
Lad Their due. Her nri1l,bors li,,,,, ''' '''l
often received IT, without request ar snti,,,, ',9
friends otevery rank fund rhereY as n, anu
f'ssed atlachmep Even strangers and ,1a,,Il r.'
IN the expansive henevornce Of her hear Gem,
hospitality exhlbited invariably. far b - ,ii' o'N
been open Ter The comfort and rc,,.n -, ''s '''i
traveller, " no wended bis wa, lbiiher wy @"'''
Rnj her religions character co,,rse ,,d -, 49,,
engy higher siili Pfness no r,lii ~, NV !"
sustaining the dlrny If her lioL ~; ''''N aye,
years. and ending her course in an ,I 10y U"
christian hupe,--causr her In sin,, tl ,''''''l' u
worthy Of universal imiiaii,n ~ 'N''P''
Before she was grown. She u.,s L.5,t, 5
ledge # the truth dmong the Al,b.H,-, ~ NV NV
npon Gods service wholly md ,',r 'l resolved
lore united with diem at once IN ,t, I, - N,. ,'','
church. She began immcdiat IL Ia search I E - ~,
Will, aud was SUN convinced Il tc, -. -, -
lism. she unhesiialinply s,b,n,tt.a ~ H., e1P
and joined the Baptist church SLe,sl gI'''.',''
cGInstanee " hrh took Mace .l,,, d. 1'e ,''
leave insert il as illustrative other EI,,si5a "s
AheT leaving tn, Ntbo,sl c,ss ,l -, u.'ls,''''
came in the ne,phborbood and son, t l'''''u''
and was thus acrus,ed; IL hear ,nn b.yo ba "'','
and you were persuaded to it, S3e remind ~ h'
sir and VAS persuaded Ia !, III, III :. - - ''''
the bihe) land this conscieore ;, fIs, ffa'|''nS "
her breast } persuaded nae IN IL, WI, L '''''u w
now have the answer of a good conscience hoc M - "
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LAsyIsrsll,. waEiAEr.

faftie 'esab c4iiag Saturday. .T,4e =, ISIS
past wreck
Idtaeco Ola Iogs, &lsoo to so. new lues. 8
~ 10 $40. loat lnl,tior, &2.o0 ,o 80: cammun
f4.3alo ",do; mddlne. SEQ tn l. ID; shipping {now
S4'3a 10 stu, manufacturing. leoumun) SlHU Il
+ o'yU Inc manufacturing SlouDn $40
limited.
heat --fberc have heon few sales OF May Whear
al from - 10 % cts par hushol Prices may BE- guided
Al ian Ia 81 rculs although thee has been no stand.
ing pire as Vel fined upon by buyers
GldjH.- Cum - cents per husArl iu1n ua.,,.
oaIs. shoal i2lo 80 cent. pes hurdfed eran,d 80 10
50 cunts. per hushrl. Rive. none IN market
Ctartr aud Grass Seeds Clover Seed. SAYS
per bnshel, from wagon; Sl,0s naN s,ote; limo.
thy, S225 10 500. Herds Grass. - fpm Wagons
Provisions -Bacur. q 10 = in,m wapons . : Ia : !
tfam store. Stock gaus demand limited We observe.
however better feeling for ac article in the eastern
Giles We advise enf Country friends hold on 10
stuck Oh hand, rs the prospects are in favor Of an nd
vance The receipts large Beef S. per hundred Meal.
% cts. per bushrl lfom wagnn.
Fjdl.--Shad, s. 90 10 s. 10 per hb; llrrrtnps AZ
10 s. o. Maekepl, No. |, SO, No. .. $3.50. 10
8. IS
C29te.-St Domingo, 20 ern,s per H.. Rio. S
cents laeoira 8 To 10 cents Java. - to l. cts
Cuba = To- =
Sngor.-Brown NV oa,ans. : TO 9 cents per H.
eorlo Rico. 10 Scents per lh n traiN, II 10 l24
cents per III Loaf. - Ia l. cents per H.
Candles 1allow, 10 10 ~ cents yer IL. Sperm. 80
10 ~ cents per b.; Hull suns. = to eruis per H.
" hts6eg.-oonmen. so cents per gallon, lran, way
On; on store. 81 to - cents. Recltrd. 10 to l. from
Nagun.
braady.-Apple, 81 cents per Ra,lon Peach
- cents per gallon.
Cotton Inas.--Faetory prices; l6to IL cts per b.
assorted.
hon.--Bar Iron 81 per ton Tram boats, $50 from
Store. P'g Iron held at 80 per ton.
SteeL-I'siered, 8 ia cents per H. German . 10
d cehs; Shear, 20 10 % cents per TO-; Cast Steel 2o
10 % cts. per III.
Linseed oa-70 cts. Lamp. 81 o0 10 80 per gal
lon Tanners GOO 10 1900 per biol
ieathtr-naod snlc. Is cents per ID; Damaged
Sole. - to II cents per h.
Porder,-B BLASTING, 90 10 4 % per hee; Rife. s.
30 to 600 per key.
u ooi.-Woo. 25 10 30 cents per b. Wool Rolls.
81 10 40
toai and " ood.-Bitumnons - cents per bnsIcl
Anthracite, $500 per Ton. Oak aud mixed " God s.
utr / I,,l., l. sI
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| sold, on the 9Th June. for Mr. John Hughes Of
Appomaox. five hhds. Tobacco, managed by Edward
Taylor, at the following fine prices: hid nett weight
1900, al S33; | nett weight l2l2, at S27 l. neil
net, weight l76. al s25 l. neil weight 1886 al SO:
nett weight isi6. at slA 80. Also. FOR Capt. W
Woodng OF Pl'tsyvana. ! hid. melt weight 1855, at
Sl7 hid. melt weight 1913, at SIG 25. The above
Tobacco bought by Messrs. George T. w Iiiams <
Co, Manufacturers. For Mr.. Josiah sheppersan Of
This county, hhd. weighing 10 nett, at $l2 So
bought by the same gentlemen. Mr.. Iln9hess hlds
averaged S23 90. the highest aYe5age Tor the same
number of hds. obtained al auction in this place
hid. for NJ Smith 7. Tweedy Of this county at $40,
bought by Roberts Mays Manufacturers
RICHARD TlREE.
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MORE GOOD Prices.

Sod by ,iohs n. 7iGte Commission .HerciaaR.
sold, since my last report Tobacco for the following
good prices: hhs fr Joel Gibbs, at t22 % aud al
II Is bought by Messrs. Lancharne & Son7, manGac,
turers; ibid for Mr. Josiah Woodson, al $40. bought
Samuel Dcws, | at SIG 50and at so %, bought by
same gentleman; bids. Tor Rodney 1insley at IA,
Is aad at 80, bought by d. W. Burton. Esq. mann i,
lacureti hid. for Garrett Andrews. at sl4 80 bought
dersou, at ill Ibid. for Allen Scrargs. at III,
hid. iur Jna. AlcGraor al 81 30 hiid for 10 In
Clifford, at $40 80; ! hid Tor Jno Harris $40 %.
hid. for AugnStus Brown at $t0 besides many others
at from 81 to SO. j&o. II. ~ RE, Com MeE.