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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02

STATED MEETING Of the Company will!
IA I've held on Moni,y evening next, ., z o'clock,
At the Court House. Punc,ual attendance is re
qnired. HENRY DONNEt'.
Oct. ?, Is47. Secretary.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-02
HENRY M.AssER.
GEORGE BRIGHT.

GEORGE BRIGHT.
DR.. J. A. Moore, D.nvilis; r. 3. Mack y Il
Son, Milton; NJ. ID. Il J. Wells, Muncv; e. A.
Wyatt, lev ishurg; Davis Il schnurc, s.linsg,ove;
John T.. Rem, Line Mountain p. q.
rhlIsd,lphis, su1c2m. f6.lv
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PKfLADELPHiA
Watches, Jeweliry anu Sill.
vcf Ware

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vcf Ware
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Store IN Philadelphia, may be had,
Wholesale and Refai, al .u
Late NICHOLAS L4cIlURAf'S)
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PHIL a d n 4 p H1A.
WATCHES, ali kinds, fair, low and fnedcm
qu,li'ies, among which arc,
Gold Lev.fs. fdli jswcaia, $40 to sloo
Leplncs, do r3 TO 40
Silver Levers, 40 20 to 80
l,epiues, do 7Eto ts
Quarters. fine, stc 20
Quarters, im*sticN,
lx~EILNv.-DamsurAr, Gold Chains, Gold
Pens wi h Cell and Silver holders, Pencils Breast
Pins, Finger swd Ear Rugs, Bracelets, Cameos
II shcp, coral ard lava, with every other article Of
Jcwsll,y cf the richest Aad saost fsshicusble pat
terms. ttftAsF htt - tS'
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az Keep this ADVERT ,cnscr,t. and calf Al No. Y.
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and better than ere offered the city. For sale,
tow. a handsome pait or Show Gases. sui,stis for
a Jcweary Or Fancy ssorc> Apriy As above. "
Sept 2Sth. tsiT -ly
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IMPORTANT .iNNOUNCEMENT

Throughout the sessions Of Congress, Extras
will be issued from the Office Of the "Unl,d States
Reporter" containing the reports If such debates
as may possess particularly exciting interest.
All subscriptions and commune stions to te post
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-16
%zSsEsg~

Just as our paper wa, going 10 press,
We received an extra from the office of The
Edgefeld Advertiser, confirming the truth
of the battles between Gen. Scott and the
Mexicans. We have gained victory but
il is al high price. Our loss IN killed
and wounded is short Of 100; the loss Of
the enemy is not known. but il is supposed
their loss in killed Is equal to our own II
killed and wounded The loss has faller
principally on the New York and South
Carolina Regiments. The S. {. regiment
lost l37 gu, Of 272 men, with which il
went into action. Col. Butler was killec
aud Lieut.. Col. Dickinson wounded. Gen
Scott was also wounded. We will give
full report in our next.
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Va HAT is the medicine generality admins
W. tered by lie PhYsIclan. ~ first callcd

VA HAT Is the medicine generally admins
w tered by tie Physician, SACn first called
to visit patient CGthariic. Whether the
dlseese be Fever Vi HuCizl common Cod Dy.-
EMERY, Rheumatism, Cholera, Colo, Redundancy
Of Bile, Of any other Of the thousand lie hich
flesh Is heir 10 = the fret Ctjec, j. 10 ,Sac1u,.
the low els and when this is effected IN time. re
ief generally follows DR.. Nrph,'s Sugar
Coated lsgetaJle ANA Bilious and Aun Dg-ptp-
nc PI!s, Is the best Medicine to hc used IN al
such eases. and the following are some Of The Dis
cases which are almost constadiy being cured BY
a iudicous use Of these Pills
Bilious CON plants Of ell kinds al! Clrcuc
and lingering complaints, snch as Indigestion and
constipation Of The bowels Of long standing, p,s.
9epsa, Liver Complaint Enlargement Of lhe
Spleen, Nervous and SICK Heed Ache. Sgro!u!o,
Scar ct Rash, and all ErupleHssfthe skir--aifo,
Bilious Fever, Costivencss, Collie, Piles, LIupsy,
Rheumatism, Jaundicc. Fever and Aeue, lenas
DISTINCTIONS, Dyseniery DiaFrhoca, Bowel and
Summer Complaints &c.
They are perfectly safe, ani may be taken by
lersons Of ell ages, and in all climates where an
apetient or cathaftc would prove Ltucfual.-
They are particularly recouu e.God 10 persons
residing in warm climates, OF alorg tic banks of
rivers, or in new couatfc5, as they are excellent
preyentiyes 10 the summer complaints 10 NA!ct
such countries are peculiarly liable
They keep disease al distance, by cleansing
tie blood promoting healthy and regular secfe-
tlun Of The bile; imparling 'tteugih 10 die stoia-
Hch, and removing obs;fac;i, IS from the IS stem.
4 moderate ase Of them Il eIaL g tie system 10
tHectudily resist those epidemlcs and malignant
diseases which are engcudrrcd n the summer
months by the decomposition Of vegetable and
animal mater and the poisonous e&hala,.Uns Of
lnarshy plains, swnmps, AID stagnlicd pools Of
water; and to pass through the sjtkiy season
without contracting any Of tho prevalent discusses.
These Pills are composed entirely Of lsgft0J.e
Ingredients, and contain not one particle Of calg-
md or mercury in any form, nor any 1gIacIg! sut-
stance whatever, and may De taken az all times
without any fear of the sad consequences often
attending tnercurial and mineral preparations.
Persons exposed TO changes Of weather aid eli
mate-tfGreiieis, omigrGuts, secreR, solditrs, &c.
--tre recommended TO provide themselves with
supply Of Il ese Pills. Their extraordinary eff
cacy III those complaints which prevail III eur
Southern aud Western States during the summer
months, particularly along the banks Of rivers.
likes, and ponds, and IL these sections where the
land is not cleared up and drained, might be seen
from the piles Of letters received by tho Proprie.
tor, which have been addressed 10 him by those
who are grateful fer the benefit derived from tbs
use Of his Pills.
4 supply just received by
JAS T. GILhER,
AT Tue CHARLorrr DRUG S1oRE.
September lG, lsi7. nj.
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On motion Of Gen. w. III. Neel, this
Convention adjourned sine die.
ID. COLEMAN, President.
JN0; F PnIFfR' Secretaries.
payrpsox CoLtrcr. Ata. IL. ]

DAvIDsoS CoLLEoE, Alto. IL, lsl7.
The Alumni Of Davidson College hav-
ing assembled according to Adjournment.
Ga motion Of 5. c. Pharr, x. f. Sher.
rill was chosen to act as secretary pro TEN.
The chairman Of the committee prevl.
ously appointed to draft constitution,
moved that committee Of three be ap.
pointed TO report constitution 10 this
body on tomorrow morning.
On motion Of l. G. Pharr, Messrs. r.
f. Sheriff., James Knox aud W. Their
low Castor, we're appointed as the above
committee.
Ga motion Of w Therow Castor, it
was;
ReSolred, That committee Of three be
appointed 10 recommend suitable persons
10 fill the various Offices Of this associa.
ton, and also a suitable individual to de.
liver The anniversary address at next com.
mencement. Messrs. +. VI. Kirkpatrick,
#. +. DAVIS and L. y. Ilutchlson were
appointed lhls committee.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
10 meet on TO. morrow morning at 0 clock.
ARG. l2th, & O'clock, P. NJ.
The Alumni having assembled in the
College Chapel according to adjournment.
The committee appointed on yesterday
reported constitution, which was read
and received.
The constitution was then read article
~ article and adopted.
Ga motion Of 5. l.. Adams, the con.
stiiu'iou was then adopted as a whole.
The committee Of nomination reported
nominees which were taken up separately,
and the following persons were elected OF.
ticcrs Of this Assoc iaton, viz:
For President,
Rry JAMES KNOX.
For Vice PRESIDENT
REy. X F. SnsRRIII.
Rec Secretary. T NJ. KaEr.rHIcK. A. NJ
Cor. Secretary, W. IHERLow CASTOR. A. VI,
Treasurer FRCF. VI. u. JoHNsToS.
The Association then went into all cleo.
rion for an Anniversary Grafton.
Ga motion il vas
Re5olrt3, That an abstract ofthe min.
utes Of this meeting be published in the
Carolina Wutchman, Temperance Advo.
cate, Charlotte Journal and Fayetteville
Observer.
The Constitution was then signed and
the meeting adjourned I'LL the next com.
mencement.
r. E. SHERRIl.L, secy pro TEN,
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Of South Carolina, in lie Construction shall
be accommodated 10 The interest Of The
Stockholders, il is therefore,
Resolped, by this Convention that on
contracts for labor IN the construction of
said Road, where bids are equal that pre-.
ference shall be gwen by the Board OF
Directors, 10 the members Of the com.
pany.
The report Of the nominating commit.
tee was then taken up. and on motion Of
Col. Tore the vote was taken BY acca.
nation, when the ticket for President and
Directors, was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Palmer rose aud IN very appro.
pirate manner, expressed his acknowledg.
ments for the confidence manifested BY the
Company, in calling him to preside over
It's interest and pledged himself to devote
has utmost efforts, to speedy completion
Of the great work before US.
DR.. Sill introduced the following resolu.
ton which was adopted.
Resoired, Tha, 5000, copies Of the pro.
ceedings OF this Convention lie printed
and that a committee Of two persons, from
each county in North Carolina, and De.
trct IN South Carolina be appointed for
the general distribution of the same. It.
such portions Of North Carolina and South
Carolina, as are interested in this Road.
The following named gentlemen, were
appointed the committee by the President.
Col D. +. Tay lor, james MARTIN, Rich.
lans Jos. A. Woodward, Jas. Il. Aiken,
Fai field II. c. Brawley, Thomas Me.
Lure, Chester; ". +. White, Arch'd.
Whyte, York.
Col. Elmore introduced the following
resolution, which was unanimously adop.
ted.
Resolced, That the 'hluks Of lhl- Con.
ycution are hereby returned to the con.
cpgalion Of The Presbyterian Church Of
Charlotte for the use fiber Church
The Presiden, called Co. Buchanan to
the Chair when,
Col. Tore offered the Glowing Reso.
Iatou
R,salred, uadnnobtlg. That tie thanks
Of the Convention be returned 90 he PIE
.tlrai f1r tho ability, urbInny, and Impai.
taluy with which he his discharged the
duties OF his Office.
Rciolped, also unaalaoliiy Tha, the
thanks Of the Convention be returned to
The Secretaries, TOT then llith.u and salu
aUe services.
The President on tovInlag The char,
expressed 10 q neat aud appropriate al
dress, his high appreciation q hc a'nlnoss
Of no Convention, ~ the very compliment.
ary resolution they had lst adopted
On motion, Inc Convention az urued
sne de.
Ri GO0pWYN r s,,lsat
jSo 4 h'Aolsr s.ers,.an
H. MssriN,
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Cu,RLorrr. srrr 10 l-47.

CHARLOTTE, SErT ~, IA.
The North Carolina S,oc khuidets IN the
Charlotte and South Csro..na Rad Road
Company assembled 10 day at ~ O'Clock,
IA the Pfesby terrain Church 10 the town Of
Charlotte, FOR the purpose u organizing
sao Company under tic provisions q The
Charter granted By .ae LrgisIaturo Of
North Carolina.
The Convention was orgsu'Ied rs ap-
pointing Daniel Coleman, Esq Of Cabar
ru.. Pfesldonl, John I Phisr and A. II.
Martin, Secretaries
J. ". Osborne, ESQ. rose and explained
the object Of the meeting Tic congtata.
lated The s,oc kholdef. ii tic State Of North
Carolina that the sum sufficient 10 secure
the Charter on The part Of North Carolina
had been fully subscribed, that there now
renamed no obstacle to the speedy organ.
lzation Of tho Company a.tceab'y TO the
requirements oG said Chatter, snl 'hai lhls
meeting was assembled for thu purpose.
C4l. +. II. Emore, Of Charleston, be.
ing present, was called on 10 address the
Convention. who, N a speech OF great pow
or aud effect, set forth the advantages 10
be derived from this important en'erprlze
IN a social, political, aud pecuniary point
Of view.
He said there were some discrepancies
II vas true existing IN both the Charters,
which would require future legislation to
reconcile, bu, they were not Of such IA.
tufe as TO proven; the immediate formation
Of the Company. lie thought II very ma.
terai the Company should be organized a'
early as practicable.
]. II. Wilson. Esq. introduced thu tal'
loving resolutions, which we're adopted
Re,oired, That q Committee of one per
son from each county represented, be- ap'
pointed 10 verify Proxies and report the a
mount Of stock subscribed under The North
Carolina Charter
Resolred, That "a Committee, consisting
Of Two delegates from each county, be np.
pointed to nominate suitable officers iar
tho Charlotte aud South Cdrol'nn kai
Road Company.
Rtsolved, That a Committee be appo'n'
led, consisting Of one person from each
county, to odop, Bye Laws for the gov
etnmeut OF this Company.
The Committee to verify Proxies and
report tho amour, Of stock subscribed IN
do, the North Carolina Charter, consists
OF II. following gentlemen, w; Is. Oates
oil Meokenburg, Juo. F. Phlfer, OF Cabar'
rus , \ snhnsion. OF Lincoln,
on the Con'uitteo 10 nominate officers
The rresia'nt APPOINTED. JOS. II Wilson
and Andw. Stungs, ii Meckenburg, aud
Caleb Phtier, oil cabartss, II. A. Breyard
aud VIM. Johnsion,,f Lincoln.
On motion Of J. " Osborne. DaoleI
Coleman, the Chairman, w. added.
The Committee to adopt By Laws for
tho government, Of the Company. ->nsis,.
of j. W. Osborne, of Meeklenhurg, u
fus Barriuger, of Csbartus, and Kob'' =
Brevard, of Lincoln.
On motion the Convention adJnurned |
meet Tomorrow morning IN the 'ouF'
House, at 0 o'clock.
SEPTEMBER IL, lsi',
The Convention met thus morning &C
cording to adjournment. The PfosideI
called the meeting 10 order
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COLUMBIA, SEPTEMBER Q.
REMARKS.
NEW coTToN-oUR MARKET.

A bale Of new cotton was sold in our
market on Tuesday morning asst, being the
first Of the season. 1t was from The plan.
tatlon of Col. George bettner Of Fair.
field District, and was bought BY Jesse
Drafts, Esq, II cents. 1t weighed 426
lbs, was packed upon one OF Provosl's
Patent Cotton Presses, which Col. Lett.
ner has recently introduced on his pIanta.
ton, and, which, it is believed, deserves TO
be brought into general notice. 1t is the
opinion of Col. Leitner's over.eer, that,
If he had had the cotton, be could as east.
" have packed 500 lbs. in the bale.
The accounts Of the Caledonia which
we publish in another column, It is not
thought, will produce any sensible effect
in our market. 1t is true, they represent
the foreign market as duH at previous pri.
ces, but the cause of this being refusal
Of the Bank of England to discount freely,
must be temporary.
Slace the above was written, another
bale Of new cotton was sold in our market
by Michael Barr, Esq, Of Lexington Dis.
tric,. |, vas sold yesterday, and purch-
nsed by Messrs. Bradley & Goodwyn OF
Sl2,o6 per cwt. The quality Of this
bale was what IS termed fair."-l emp.
Advocate.
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Ga motion of Col. Thos. I. Gricf, the
proceedings Of yesterday were read.
The President then announced that the
CohFenllon was ready TO proceed to bust.
ness.
ID. Oates, chairman Of the Committee 10
verify Proxies and report the amount Of
stock subscribed under the North Carroll.
ma Charter, made the following report,
which was adopted:
The Committee appointed TO verify Prox.
les aud report the amount Of stock subscri.
bed under the North Carolina Charter beg
leave 10 report that 100000 have been
subscribed TO the Charlotte and South Ca.
roIna Raj Road Company, on which
per cent. required by the Charter has been
paid and deposited IN the Branch Bank 81
the State OF North Carolina at Charlotte
The Committee also reports that 525
shares Of stock we're represented either IL
person or by proxies.
X. A. Brevard, from The Committee ap,
pointed to nominate officers Of tie Compa.
ny made The following report, winch wa,
adopted
The Comm'tee, 10 whom was referred
the nomination Of officers for the Charlotte
aud South Ca olina Rail Road Company
u1dcf tie charter Of The State Of NORTH
Carolina, respectfully report aud recon
neud the following individuals as Directors
d sad Company, VIZ
jas. W O,bornc. Chas. j. Fox, ". W
Fins, A. b. Davidson, +. G.. Palmer, +
II. Gilmore, b. f. Taylor, James Martin
Saml McAllev. Thomas Mcclure, JOIN
Buchanan and Edward Avery.
Which Is re>pec fuy submitted.
W f Dlyd,on moved that tie Con
,cn'lon eointo Tie election By ballot, ~hicl
was agreed %.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen as rcllrfs to conduct The cleo
non, W. Thps. \ Alexander Alexander
Sprlags, l.. :. Williams mud +. NJ. Ross
TIE votes beng counted, i was found
that the gcu,cnen recommended IN lie
report II Tie committee were duly elect.
ed officers Of tie Company.
The Committee appointed 70 ndopl Bye
Laws Cor the go,etnmeul Of The Company
made a report. A copy Of which vas sub
United, read ard adopted as follows
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nYDROHHODIA

We are panied TO hear that Mr.. Dauie
Loczer, Of this county, lost a son on Mon
day last, aged about eight years, by thi.
dreadful disease, lie had been bitten by
a dog some two months before, and Their,
we're no symptoms Of disease until Satur
day last, when he was taken with the usu
al splsms in such cases, and died on Mon
day following. - Carolina Waterman.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jg,
~ Term, lS41.
William H. Simpson and John ! Original Attach
Long, EA'rs. Of Henry CLANCY, mcut Icyisd on
rs. Iand ana VI, W.
Allen CLANCY. CLANCY summon
ed as Garnishee.
q T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
Z that Allen CLANCY, the Defendant in this
case, resides beyond the limits of this State, K
is therefor: Ordered by the Court that publication
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal.
notifying the said Defendant TO be and appear at
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10
be held for the county of Union at the Court
House IN Monroe, on the LIST Monday in October
next, then and there TO repcyy and plead, or judy
ment final will be entered up against him and the
property levied upon condemned to satisfy plain
tiff debt.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said Court,
at office. the Isl Monday in July, A. D. ls47, and
IN the 72d year of our Independence.
HUGH STEWART, C. C, c.
Printers Fee s. 62l. t52
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STATE or NoRIH,CAROLlNA,

SIA Il Of NOh IL IA hOLIN4I
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Ja.
IN Tern, lS47.
William H. Simpson and John Original Attach.
Long, Ex'rs fIienry Chaney, ment levied on
rs. land and NJ. NJ
Allen CLANCY. J Chaney summon.
ed as Garnishee.
EFT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
E that Allen CLANCY, the defendant in this case,
resides beyond the limits Of this State, II is there,
fore Ordered BY the Court, that publication be
made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, no.
tlfyng the said Defendant TO be and appear at tie
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the county Of Union, al the House
in Monroe, on the LIST Monday Of October next.
then and there TO replevy and plead, or judgment
final will be entered up against him and the pro.
perty levied upon condemned to satisfy plaintiffs
debt.
Witness, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court
a, office. the Isl Monday in July. A. d. lS4I and
in the I'D wear Of our Independence.
HUGH STEWART, c. &C.
Printers Fee s. 625. t53
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Literary Notice.

TENHE Rev. c. Johnson.
NAIN q Principal Of the Char.
s=a4SI.\s lons Female ACADEMY, ten
~ ~ dors grateful acknow !edg-
EAys-z-sg.zzsSSA mcnts TO his friends and the
$50 public for their generous pa
tronage in past years; and gives notice that the
exercises Of the Academy will recommence or the
Cd MondIy OF October noNt; tutoresscs aud terms
the same as laetycar. The entire expense Of tu-
iion in the regular and full course Of sciences,
end Of R3ard, including washing, beds, fuel, and
candles, per session Of nearly five months will be
only .fffy seen dollars, ST.. Each young lady
who continues until she completes the regular
course shall receive proper testimonials Of regard.
Extra studies subject to the usual extra charg.
es; but no student is put to any extra study ex.
cept as directed By the parent or guardian,
Charlotte, ". C., Sept. 5, l647. Il
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DEATH OLE DIR. WASHINGTON.

We regret to announce among the deaths
Of valuable men the name of DR.. J. A.
Washington, He occupied high place
among our physicians, and our Christian
phiIanlhropists. lie died a his residence
ia Broadway last evening, Of constipation
Of the bowels, after an illness of few
DAYS only. DR., W. had recently return.
ed from Europe, and was arrested by
death in the midst of a bright prospect O
higher usefulness than ever before. lie
was a naive Of North Carolina, but for
seventeen years a resident hare.-N, J,
Journal Of Commerce.
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In the Western Congressional District
Of Rhode Island there was an election on
the 3lst of August, to ill vacancy. Ben.
iamln Thurston, l.. f.. was chosen by Il
small majority over wilkins Updike, wing
This is loss to the Wings. The district
has a Wing majority il IS said Of 400 or
500, but many OF the party refused to vote
Tor Ubdke.
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The new Governor Of Tennessee, Neil
5. Brown, is North CaroIInian, and we
are informed, went from Robson county,
where there are still many Browns left
He beat his competitor, A. '. Brown,
about 900 votes. The Old North has
furnished many a Governor to the youn.
Ger sisters. Mr.. b. would probably have
lived here all his hle without being Gov.
ernor. He IS among the thousands who
adopt the motto that "prophet has honor
save IN his own country. NORTH Curo.
liaidn.
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The Markets.
FAYETTEVILLE. SEpTEMT

FAYETTEVILLE. SEPTEMBER 6.
Brandy, pea 40 so Iron, A.. S
apple 40 ~ Ioiosses, "a %
Baron. 10! Nails, cut, s!
Cofts, 5 10 Sugar bropn, 10
Cotton, a u Salt, lush 90 60
Corn, SIS d go DO sack, 81 so q 81 I
Flour, 5! 81 What SIS 90
Fedthat. &c . IFhtskey, 2j 80
REMARKS
Cotton u Gets. Flour is declining sells at
4! to 5 Corn G0 to G5. Dat. 30 No other
change TO notice - Fay. obs.
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7
AT TIE CHARLoTrr DRUG S10EE
September lG, lsi7 MI