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The New York herald., 1845-03-27
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Park THEATRE.

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CHATHAM THEATRE.
TOHNDUNN's BENEFIT and last appearances in Amer
previous TO hi FRIDAY ffH5,lf' Il, I.ss as'9s. e.
able g :s1Siss: T%% h:SSod. T E Mis-. c:is Mr.
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PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27th
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a ssaais' d.ds nIaan. M: ~: k5y H1b1s N'"s '
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sSS,N, NJ: kSv Mr. Tays' Dss0ry Mr. Burke
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
T THE BRooKLYN LYcIUM. ia Washington street.
6esssS s1h ha s the honor to inform hi.
" STABAT MATER,
s.s G sss S e. .ad
'''f HSS%a S$jaHaa
'''' appearance FaiGiE p aAyEf AES Mr. prAnss
Tst 50 half ;.S
DSss as7-Psrformanes to commence at " o'clock
SIGNOR RAPETTI
h Ss 'sS the
ftTss oERA '1lrf AND cNsE
SIG ssSHSSi #SS9$ u; $$ro :, assisted BY
h7'5ta Ri Ss;iass3Hi szssg sssSH Sc ,.or..
With full Orchestra Fa6SExHnr ist Sss5aHi
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ssad fs"RG: R.Sa i%a Il s''
y,s;es: s y Big kapsisi:: Ssss
s-spani'h Ball'd-ey sisnoIs Plfo. CamizaI0
sruLL DFEssssEsEs 4 i4sSD y COSTUME
MAD1LE p. 6Es1ARD1Ns.
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s-Duesc Bno@ Mens1s F1sne.sec ise:1a bro AD'e'
st' e i:fI: .:s
Seats may secured at the Box Office every day from
MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINs.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY COMP En u CONCERT,
q RsS' Ssfs H9;s Fin. e MS%a &: % ;.
sHi sna,
pGrte Of The Musical Arts and Artists that they will give
Mile Desjadns previous her departure from this city
/ above
| sIGNORA ROsSINA PICO,
NINE. BURKHART,
MISS PRAY,
SIGNOKiNA FELICIA
(6 years old, her Cd and positively last appearance
SIGNOR SANQUIRICO.
SIGNOR RAPETTI,
SlGNOR ETIENNE,
MR. KYLE,
MR. GROENVELT,
MR. PHI. MAYER,
With full Orchestra-and
SIGNOR DE- BEGINS.
M. to O'Clock p. NJ.
Priee-Fir.t Tier and Parquee 81; I'd so Pm
vate Boxes, IS. m26rrc
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Ecais Hair restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walket st., lst store FROM Broadway.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at hi
only eseney, 81 Waller first from Broad way

AL PhfiAGaiph,a sHbscriptinns eO the
snALp must be paid to the only authorized AGENTS Zieber
Co Ledger Bpiidng Third street, Chesnui Term,
70 y. month including he Sunday paper; 65 cents
whoat III Lee OF charge part OF Philadelphia
Snsie copies io sale as above, daily at oclockfrice
The WKrxLy HERALD IL also for sale every Saturday morn.
in ,Prce 6l 81 um delivered ~ so mar, ~
Philadelphia, tree OF postage. " ~ p "
80 all e aud cheap Publicatous for sale a, the;r
tabiishuieut, issued, wholesale and retail -
10 With the exception Of paper "HeraIdp /. read
"a much Perhaps IN fhladelIhla @ any paper published in
that city Stoding valuable medium adverseTs Adyer
enens hapded 70 the agents half past o'clock will an
rear IN the Herald nsxt.dey. NJ "
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

The movements OF specie are very limited, and the
quotations without alteration The of the pre-
cous metals has nearly ceased and the packets Instead
OF taking out hundred of thousands of dollars take out
lew thousands We annex ths current quotations for
specie in this narket:-
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

schr Melville. Kent from Lubec with plaster and lsth,
schr Ceylon shephard days from Camden with lime. to
sehr Richmond, Packard from Thomaston. with Iime to
schr Wachmsn Smith, days from Thomaston with lims
master. - 49, - -
to master -
schr Anaconda, Gorham. from Boston, with logwood
Shr Jasper Hamilton days from Boston, with mdse
sssr Victory Could days from Boston, with mdse to
Propeller Sachem, from Hartford. with produce
Propeller Trumbuil, from New London, with oil.
- Below.
order ~ r' ~ -
Barque Cuba, Blanchard, from New Orleans
One ship, three brigs. unknown
Sailed.
brig fatsey Blount, Macom. Belize, Hon. and Others
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Improved headings or the Poets-No. L.

know maid maiden fair aud pleasant;
Her Blonde and glossy rngles to my thoughts
Ard her skin clear crystal yet may be-
With its with its lilies in her cheek their beauty blend
And h crimson blood. most eloqusat face and brow
yE from i,oShSEs ;oSnS o,
II, Mdesisd sssg i which give, he. all ,A, beauty
nnh @ese; may iiea fair forget Souate, duty.
81 6 sssb s be . s ssS sound
ByDr. +; GoURAUD-to whom she owes her wond'rous
Toiho. who hive used Dr. F. FELIX Goyn.yps Italian
nIedicaed Soap i thing in praise
@ with %& Il. % SGs have
;Fy * s &c
itscke IedSe.s, sanbu,n &c. from the personand makes
%y ;S Ss
$ $$s @ s da
Xix Ts; s t: 'isy syse S Gs
wit sss .s9 ;si sIfRfSsT Be careful
5 &
G r%sSssS;' hss.iaz
vile. Tenn I; Heinth, Lancaster, Pa
Mr.. q. 8. Fowler viii deliver a Lecture on
The all important subject o Hereditary Descent the Tram
hldn This Lecture rspiess with facts illustrating
Admission One Shilling. To secure seats 60 early for we
warrant him rowdsd house.
Scarlet Fever, like ali other Fevers, COM
with and sickness great thirst headache eness
cfthe &c In three prickjng sensation is
experienced and eruption Of fiery rdness begins appear
first the face and and finally uniform edness
the whole body.
Wright. Indian Vegetable Pills are an easv safe and certain
for this and other fever In all
Wrghs lpdan vgsable Pills should b. taken every night
ton. by the bowels This course, if properly followed up
will time snbdue the most violent attack Of scaIl
Il. z he
and the blood completely puri6el that life and vgor
vii he given to the whole frame.
Th' only security aganat imposition is purchase from
persons Of knnwn int ry only the OFF and General
Depot No. 2S8 Greenwich s.. New York.
Premium Razor Str0ps-The First Premi-
Of the Fair of the American Institute has been awarded
70 Saunders for the Of the Metallic
Tablet with four sides, Mo- side effect of hone
without using oil wse the other sides keeping the
razor with fine smooth edge that with razors
in
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

SALrs or STOCKS BALTIMORE, March -.
$1,000 Maryland 6 1a 1000 do do 49, 1000 do do ,py< a
sha Baltimore Ohio TX, M do do, taAt Io Sussuslan.
nah Caps, nv % dodo ~, % uuioR lns Co, H
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

Auction, THis DAYAfHE Rail ROAD DE-
"A Fol HOTEL, corner 9Th Avenue and S6th street-An
thcny Blocker Co. will sell auction This Day inst
at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange the valuable
property the side of the 4 Avenue south side
sh street The ground contain. feet the and 100
asessment paid the property within blocks Of the large
Croton eseryor The House large attic build
ing with cellar and kitchen under the whole with
sSth .tet The premises desirable for the purpose of
public house. and occupied SUCH $1,000
remain on bond and mortgage, Possession will
be given on the lst Of May Title ndspuabe For
to q NOWLAN on the premises, No. Eleventh street
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

A 00O LBS. TRUNK BOARDS, just received per schr.
f)OOO Wolcoit and for sae bv
PE9H6E 4 BROOKS, IS and " Nassau 81.
Aso aoso reans Wrsppias PApes. various sis~s nssso
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An astonishing euro OF Asthma.-During z

tn- last week Henry Jackson residing in 18th street. the
~ , came TO the store for the Of obtain
lie was so exhausted his arrival at the Office that could
fef resting. he that had suffered from
wead Ire rssys .,s, him. He ,pot with him bottle Of Oosao
yecday foot that he had found thing like
s he was entirely relic we'd and attend 10 hs work
who have been suffering with this dreadful malady
used il in this and will tainIv relieve onck
err and produce more permanent Effects than any other ned
cine in The world. ~ '
sale e os Nassau street door above Ann and at Mr.,
Hays l3o Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
IA WANTED.Iwo or thee Furnished Apartments,
c::E from the first Of May suitable for small family Lo-
LII cation within ten minutes walk Of the City Hail.
m25 istfrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

Medical Notics-Ths Advertisements or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established n,
the Suppression Of Quackery the Of all dseases will
hereafter appear th fourth rage and last column OF is
payer. w. D HICHANUSON, M D.. Agent.
Oce and Consul iny Rooms Of the Colleges Nassau
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

PROFESSOR ROOGEHS,
GRATEFUL for the liberal pauopsse extended him during
the month January last b the enlightened and talented
of New York has the honor his the
city, and that he will deliver Of -Four Lectures with
interesting experiments the four following places, the
ANIMAL MAGNETISM& Il pHRENOLOGY
Rrteer. Institute in Mad:on street, every Tuesday 9f each
Of Grove and Hudson Streets every Friday Of each
week commencing Friday March 7th Clinton Hall
American Republican Hail. of avenue Q and ID
March 9Th.
Tickets which will admit lady and gentleman Is
To commence each evening athalf-past o'clock
ms 4tiss m
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
AT AUCTION

THE SUBSCRIBER is grepared to give prompt attention
his sprng) Sales of Household Furniture either STOCKS
Of Manufacturers families breaking Housekeeping both
in New York and at the city Of Brooklyn.
The above Sales will be under the particular direction of
JOHN T. VAN ANTWERP, who respectfully solici.s the
orders Of all such his services Application
Gold JACOB s, PLATT.
TuT g,
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pACKET .sH!P LIVERPOOL, from Liverpool. .1Consis.
the west side Of Burling slip without delay All goods
permitted IN Ave dys, must BE- sent 70 the Pabc Stores
WoOpHULL 4 MlNTURNs,
masc " South ssFsst
The New York herald., 1845-03-27
NlBLO'S GARDEN.

NlBLO'S GARDEN.
THE ENSUING SEASON of this establishment will com
mence the last week in May first June isl3
Ladies and Gentlemen Of undoubed talent apply
tpost paid addressedt to w CHlPPENDALE, Nibos Gar
dens Nav York
Mar Nlh, 1886 mhl7 Owls
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

MR.. o. 3. Fowler Will deliver a Lecture on
the all important subject Of Hereditary Descent or the Tram,
mission Of both mental and qualities from parents
this doctrine.
Admission One Shilling. To secure seats 90 early for we
warrant him rowd.d house. -
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

HOUSE FURNITURE SALE, Thursday March q, 10
IL oclock-A large and general Of Furni
contained in The house No ssa Breone consisting
Bsdsea ssa e'nI aresu hh
Center and Pier Tables Glasses and CurtansAso the fnpi
Plated Ware Cutlery Britannia Ware, Tea Trays Silver
Bronze Girandoes Solar Lamps, &c Sale peremptory for
cash. m26 2tns srrc
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

HOUSTHOLD FURNITURE SALES,
BY E. Fl. LUDLOW CO.,
Once Corner Of Broad Street and Exchange Place.
L large assortment Of Furniture.
FRIDAY April 18Th IL o'clock, at No. Twenty First
street. Chelsea 9th Avenue Fashionable Furniture Silver
Ware, &c, Sc
"WEDNESDAY, April 2sd Elegant Furniture in 18th street
Union Square,
C attendants have been secured attend to the sales
Those wishing sell will arrangements at
tended TO on application their store. No. 20 Broad
The New York herald., 1845-03-27

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE,
THE HIGHEST PRICES BE- obtained BY Gruhemes
Families whe desirous Of converting their left on
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing
deuce havinu apv superuous c TO dsrcse or will knd
much their advantage the Subscriber uho will
stsend It their residence BY appointment:
j. LEVINSTYN,
tSs Broadway up stairs
line through tbs Pest ocs otherwise, viii receive
prompt attention. m27 lmsrc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
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DIED.

I
OHthe LIST instant, at Rock Hall Jos EpHIxs RI!
LAND, in the Oh year of her agr, daughter Of Tho
mas Hiie Willis, Esq. ofihis county. ~
On the 4th of October. in Hilisboroush Il. Il Amg,
BIRKIr. son d John Birkit, sen. aged is YEAR. -
He has LEFT alargecitcle Of friends 10 our bis loss
He was member Of HE Presby terian CHUCK. and
during severe Illness Of three months wasssasser
heardio murmur. Isl
Onsthe evening of Thursdaythe ofhinstaht. II tl,s
City Hotsi. Alrx 4tsra in The 6sfh year Of III.
CHARLES EATLEIT, Esq. Of girecnway. os,,ias,n
Coqnsy, Virginia, and formerly for many yaars n
hishfs merchant Of ,hs, town, dislinguiste. d,
his ACTIVITY en;erpriss, and strict integrity. 4
Ats. Joseph's. No, Of eongestiye fever, IN de-
~. ~ y august, Nrs. ELIZA L. kIRBr, in the 2Sti
s ~. y her sge. The deceased was daughter Of
TT Jsnn Richardson Of Clarke County from whence
ae enigraied 10 Missouri with her husband. WHOM
sne survived Only few weeks, about rear before
~ ,ne qemise6f Mrs K d large circle Of relative,
m trends have been left 10 mourn over sore and
ss,Micung dfspensstion Of Providence aud indeed
ne ~noie community have sustained an rrepsrabl,
tosa one was bland and aff.ble 10 her masneFs
and generous, and was esteemed alal De.
loved BY ell ~hp knew her.
/, IN me 9Th Of August, III lie same Mace I'D q
Is sAne disease. WILLIAM r., in the 4h War 81
sge and ou the 18th, Il E. b.. ii his all ,sar
T.. an .., sons o. y and Eliza T. KIRBY. thus 4
~ pleased a.. Alwise God 10 call these ehjldre
\ ron among Us 20 himself il glory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
THAT VEST.


We fear We shall be spoiled. That
close observer Of passing events. Mr. w.
J. Stephens Of Hsrpers-Ferry. recollect-
iog that our .Junior bad been furnished
with ! Coat Of the best Home Manulac-
lure, IRON me S6annondaIe Factory. took
il for granted that Il VEST vas neeessa-
~ to sci things Of properly. Accordingly,
ne has presented ns with one Of superior
qualify. Of American Silk aud Wool, I've
reckon from bis varied and beautiful
stock, and says We must wear !. las ies-
Itimony Of bis respec, and good will. We
don't like. just now, to say ell that We
could say Of Mr.. Stephens taste and libe-
trali,y--but we may be permitted to re-
mark, that whoever attempts to bea, him
ii matters OF taste and fashion. will have
LIS be ,'wide awake all the time, and
Keep before the people coniiuuslly. We
mean 10 shine out ins'tthat vest" when
our new pants. hat and boots come e
hand. ~feYa44s - o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
LARGE CABBAGE.

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We understand that . Cabbage has beer
grown in the garden Of BUSH C. WASH.
lseToN. Esq. near Charlestown. this sea.
son. weighing IS pounds-beins7 lbs
more than The mammoth Of cur late Hor.
iicu.tural Fair We have here,ofore
conceded the palm 10 Jefferson 10 the way
of pretty girls. fat pigs. and The wheat
crop. bu, we never dreamed we should
have 10 knock under in Cabbsges, or an =
other vegetable produced BY our garden
ers. We think We shall have 10 Try our
luck next season. If friend Allen will fur
nish rs The same kind Of seed, a. We are
not willing to yield the palm without one
effort 10 retrieve the character Of Old
Frederick Winchester Fuller Fumer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23


The following. Va suppose. relates 10
The Old School Synod. though the read
er i left 70 conjeeture:
The Synod Of virg;hia closed iis labors
ss'this place on Saturday nighilas,. The
attendance. though large. 6ould have
been much increased had il nol been Tor
the unisvorable weather Of Thursday Fri.
day. and Saturday. From 60 10 70 min.
listers we're 10 Asiisndsnee-smong whom,
there was much learning and talent. The
proposition 10 divide The Synod uss re.
ljecled BY vote Of more than Bio IL
The nexi Synod viii be held ID Charles
ion. Kanauha.-C Charlottesville .ddb.
Another Synod Of Virgins t,he Nes
SchooI) has been 10 session 10 Baltimore
for several days Iis session commenced
on The 18th. and Terminated 90 The 10Th
1.-THE Rev. Stephen Taylor Of We. preachs'
1.-The opening sermon. and the Rev. d.
Stiles Of Richmond was heard With grea
Interest during the session. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

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These People, ss ~ suppose every resas1
Knows, (renasks ths.R Ehir,) ere lcssess Tor .
iosg Tern pf ys,rs. rhs have come I, last % re-
gard he properly of others a. heir oNn-sa 20
tsf6ss payment Of reni--nho eohbine and make
e1nmon easss ia sh-ir henesiy--rho have aPs
pesied 10 force, sci the lac q dedancs ana s1a'n
Us ofiess in The execution 81 heir duiiss.
II vas believed By mabys % sirors wers 'ney
not osly ID snmbss, bot il social position ana
in the eounlsuanes Of nen q consideration,
that lie Courts Of New York you'd be insIpe
daled from enforcing the laws against them
We are glad 10 say that his lea hss prove ~
founded, snd thai he Coutts and Jaries have
stood up tostheir responsibilities viih unshf'nk'
ing krmnes-
Jchn Van sieenberg and Edwarc o'conne
have bo,h been convicted of murder ~ ne mrs
degree and sentenced 10 Be hung on the 2ssh 9
NovembsE They we're vilh the mob q y tirs'
on and killed Sheriff s,eele, whilst nat once
vas dischargins his duty in getting property 70
rents.
l. Four other prisoners Daniel, W. Squire'
Moses Easle, Ezra Preston, and Dan'l NoIthrop
were Sentenced 10 the Stale Prison in clinto
county, for the term Of their natural lives
| Thirteen others, Of the same party, were sen
fenced for different terms, from seven 10 e
years
Judge Ednonds acquitted himself with sre'
Icredi, during ihe several trials. John Van Bt
lren, ESQ. Attotney General for New York, va
, prosecuting Auornsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

: lnaf
4 .sc.,m ob,etver.s IL he National inisili-
renc.r, fe,iers 81 iessth. and vilh great as.n1'
he whole hislrrr o. he removal o. ne go
.i,ss IRON The tine Of ils iseepiion ~ ~ -
,,rmatisu. From The review i uonl9 sPP'Ii
-, , msi,risy Of shs Cabinet vers sirgnsg 4
verse 70 ths fenovsl, agreeing vim vhsm q
Mr.. Vas Barren.
Mr.. KesdaIl, however, on sundsy eesas'oos
,sld Mr.. Van Barren that be would Be eomPe
ION OH hickory in their Esmosai, o. else lose
14caste, a ii the popularity q Gen. Jackson sas
,uehas 10 saslain him IN any measures 'ns aaop'-
a. however ssoIento or IAsless.
III. ueLsne. member Of The Cabinei, and
e. Il whom, Gen JacLsoa had great condolences,
.,e,diI, opposed ,he renoval Of the deposilss,
ma bo,b Ne snd Mf. Ysa Barren thought that the
Meter plap would Be 10 take The General - Ira
v.iIiue,r and shus divert bis mind from that sub
iee,, upon which Of eli others, .hsy feared biz
scion. MIR. Van Bsren accompanied him, and
ar. McIane theDght all would be veil, and d.
depcsile question safe; but the great popular
.,emonstrsiioss made in aver Of Gen. jackson
,I6ring hixnoted tour d The Norsh, coupled will
the previous threats Of Kendall, aefed with sucl
! magic power as 10 change Mr.. Van Barren .
Onee, from direct opposition 10 The measure =
lis direct espousaL
ali vas this act Of Mr.. Van 5ureas which 5,
sudsepls cut short that noted tour, causing Gtn
Jackson, 10 spite II all Efforts e dsiaia bin, =
| hurry on 10 washineionfo accomplish bis Ia
| mentable PnrPose--that which has since. bee
The suurrssgF - mucnE eytt 49, va tnss ~ y
l Mr.. Van Boten that ssnsed The eoolness bet~ee
Mr.. McLpns and himself, where, iatnerly, :
much cordisliiy existed. Il vasthis &C; that i i
rra,atedE him into the "good grace.''5ef Gel
Jackson .till further, and for which thes Geustl
threw he Presidents mantle on The shouIdstss
/, he Magician. .-.<
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Il
Hon. q. w. Gayle, 4 member Of The Legisls'
tnre of AIabams, has addressed Senator Bsgby
! letter, stating that disposition has manifested
ii,sIf in North Alabams, 10 instruct him, through
s 80 -
Have you abandoned your residenesin Ala
bamai
Why have you not visited the Slate during
: The last year or twol 9.-
Will you vote for the approval Of the Ter,
% Consultation, and to place her on q footing
viii the original States, provided Thai Constitu.
ton sets up Republican fern Of GoyeInment
senator Bssby answers the above as follows
! have not abandoned my residence 10 Alaba.
ma, nor do iniend 10 do so while live.
The second question seems 10 have originated
ID some miscoacep tion, for have visited the
State Every years inee have been 10 the Senate.
], shall vote for the approvsl Of the Texas
Constitution, and TO place her on lhe same foot.
ihg with the otieinaLslates, provided that Con
atilntien sets up Republican form Of Govern
himself The cfedii Of passing the Texas scheme,
and says that when the proper time comes, be il
fully prepared TO prove thai he, more than any
man, saved The measure from tefeai.
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MI n RED,

On Tuesday last BY the.Rev, Alexander Jone.
BENJAMIN Fiji WisHISGToN. Esq 10 Miss 4, Zone,
ana 4. RAsFos. flsughtef Of Capt. Jas. L. Ransom
Of g Gap view,nI JefTersop county, Va.
90 Sunday evening the s,h inst. by Rev John
]. Suman, Mr.. JasEPn WB1rrtsGroy 10 Mis-. "A !.
nj DoRsET, all OF Smilhfeld.
On Thursday evening. the 9th inst. at Timer.
Vile, Faucuier county. Va, BY the REV. d. w.
Dodge, RoBKnT sINGLEreS Esq TO JuLI1 tlaup X.
ter ofJoel q HARPER, Esq, Formerly of Alexandria
: On the sth instant, by the Rev Mr.. LipseoInb
Mr. HKAroS PUIsELLto Miss PATIENCE osaTtar
daughter Of Mr.. Joel nsburn. all Of LoutoIn'i
On Thursday evening the 9th last, near Sniek.
erssile, by Tie Rev. r II. Wilmer, Mr.. DAy.p II.
PEARcE.td Miss 0aPHA A. BaApFiELD.
On The Slt instant. in Hagerstown, Md. sy5,he
Rev. r. Conrad, Rev LIorn KNIsar. Of Room.
FIELD. Perry county. Pa, to Miss HELks. da,Sgh,rr
of Mr. John Kealhoffer, Of Hagerstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
rLouR sPEcuLATIonI.

The adsices from England by the Grea
Britain have lee 10 speculslions in Flou
and Grain in aIl the markets on this sid,
where trade 10 these ariclesiis carried on
Ths+ Albany Atlas has The following on ID,
subject.
The Flour Speeulaiioas The failure
OF the grain crop 10 England and on the
Continent and Of the potaioe crop. which
u the most common supplement Of the
corn crop, has caused sudden rise and
no inconsiderable degree Of speculation
in bur markets.
The news Of the Great Britain, which
appears to eon6rm oil the anticipatiops OF
the most ssnguine dealers, has raised the
price. 10 this market and New Yoik 10
NoI20-an advance likely 10 be sustained.
and which on the amount Of whea; anj
Hour in the hands Of american dealers.
constitute an immense profit and nate
rial increase Of wealth to the country.
The New York Express Of Friday evening
says:--
The excitement sin continues 10 con
sequence Of the steamers news. The
speeula,ions 10 Flour and Grain continue
The advance on -four has been nearly !
dollar. which i quite new feature 10 The
market. The rise has been 80 rapid that
very considerable portion Of the Flour
purchased Il 81 70 and $iS7l for ship
meht prior TO The steamers arrival, has
been Fesold. buyers preferring 10 realize
4 profit here than to shin 20 EoRland.
The philadelphia Auetiesn Of Friday says
The late foreign news has caused az ic-
creased demand ior Flour. and pr ces have
advanced 81 cts. per Dbl Sales 81 two
Or three parcels common brands ii S5.s
$5l2i for fair and good brands SIS 25 i.
offered. Wheat has also attracted atten.
ton. and prices have advanced from 9s
Ga. for prime Peaa'a. red 10 i.O0s 5 l u6
per. bushel with sales. C.irn is in ne
quest Il 56s55l cs fol Cat: and 50 ior
good round yellow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
THE MARK ETS. J
Eons, Of TIE 8attimof. american, I

B FLOUR. We hear of DO sales Of Howard
Esuesl -four to-day. The markets. gpss!llsf y
thole safeIot 800 bbls City Mills Flour, thu
morning, al S5,25. Holders are generally ASK;
ing IS 25, though The make, is rather uasetilel,
GRAIN The receipts Of grain of all kinds
continue light, and The supply unequal No The de.
mand Prices are FIRMLY ain tanned, with an u 3.
ward tendency--white uheat for family finur il
selling al Il0all5 cents; we note sales also oil
good to prime Maryland reds at 105a 10 cents
which is slight Improvement ordinary to good
95sl05 cts. We quote prime old white corn al
SO cents, and yelaw at So cts; new is worth So
e Sc cents FOR both white and yellow. Al sale 81
800 bushels Pa. yellow to-day al GA els oats 81
ass els These prices snow 4. .I;.L,
ment on yesterdays quotaiIons. 5
Whiskey continues scarce. and is selling FEE.
ly at 81 cents per gal in bbls and Sc cts ii hlids.