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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-29
DIR. ROB'T. GIBBON

NANiNG established himself the residence
oil Dury Morrow, Esq, in Lancaster DIS,
utd, &. G., Che situation lately occupied by Dr.
Barclay respectfully oiicrs his services in tho
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Good Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber Also RICE,
T. J. hOLTON.
April Q, lsa6,
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Grocery and Confectionery
STORE,

NSER gEHHE subscriber raiurns his
H{=tkAA II thanka fnr the encoura cement
lf1tsaMl D he has received aud informs Tho
sszsixzus public aener,lly that fo srll keeps
pen. "a the room Immediately under his office. his
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COnfcciionarics.

Groceries. COnfeciionarics
Brown aud Loaf Sugar, Peppermint Candy,
Rio Coffee, Lemon do
I New Orleans Moiasses, Ilolrhound do
Cogniac Brandy, Almond do
Madeira Vine, Sugar Almonds
Port do Stint drgp..
Newark Cider, Rasins.
Albany Ale, Xanto Cuffsnis.
Sugar Crackers, Figs
Bdiier DO Almonds,
water do English Walnu:s,
Navy Biscuit Filbers.
Mackcrel, No. ?, Palm Nuts,
Ssrdines. Pecan do
Young Tyson Tea, Prunee,
Imperial do Cordial-.
black do EsseHces
Cheese, ClroD,
Porter, Lemons, fresh,
Mustard, Ginger Nuts,
Jars VI xod Pickles, Tamafiads,
Beef Tongues, Mace,
{ Aoeolatc. Gloves
lie has also on hand a supply of
Toys for children.
THOS. J. IlOLTON
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TO CURE THE TOOTH ACHE.
FIN your mouth with cold va
ter, and sea, yourself upon u bot
stove until It bolls.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-29

A mesmer nd druggist, on
having his organ Of Gdhesircness
touched, Immediately rose and
said he would spread a plaster.
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Col X. w. Cochran. MeokleEIarg. ~ C.
Chqs W. H1rris. MA Gyore. " G.
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"Come here, and III lick the
whole ofyou," as the boy said to
the 'IOsses candy in the window,
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Grocery and COnfccfiOs0
store,

where Re keeps nearly every article pertaining /
the business. He has nov on hand d part AM
will soon have the whole Of tic lolowingarticlcs
viz
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HOUSE AND SIGN
PAlaIpIlIH
AND PAPER HANGING.
4. w. RAINEY

w u.
HNfNBERS he setyicts 20 Tie paaae 10 tie
n above line OF b4sjacp. llaUHg prepared
hla.self suh eli tae tesls and Implements ucccs-
mrs 10 thc ptoucqitan Of his business, and hsy
tas been 'uf 'eyetal yseDe engaged q 4, b hopes
b aatcuui,ne attention 10 ncst loef4i sAAfe
O. Tie public P4ifaug &c.
Ornamental, sign, Flag n House
PAIlTYItJ3
AND PAPER HANGING,
viI' 30 promptly executed 10 supttiHr IL f. md
a moesfate charges Sse.mcns II has etk
aty BE- sesa 10 ans Of the sa-uuatiag counties
Of Nsesensug. Union, Lincoln, R3aau, lfedeli,
Caldwell Silu'y or Aaaa,
IgOtdet, 10 >grs eli Lc thankfully received
,ai promptly aud ne4g5s executed aad iutaatlec
Z Qr3er
J ". RAISEY.
N.R AZ letters m business. ci,ec,ed 10 Con
ccrd gi.l be- attended p,
Nor 30, HAS 81
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Terms.
Y'mfliOn.

Boarding, including Washing, lgti and 81
lights, per month,
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AN ENTHUS tASTIC LOVER.
The follow passionate lines
are from The kmckerdocker
Was court plaster would be
4 patch upon her lip;
To spend life Of eestacy,
And up and sip, aud sip
Was pair of sqtctacics,
How dearly voa.d pr 20
\ situation on her rose.
To lock her 10 the eyes
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AND PAPER HANGING
Permanent School.
Aicxandriana Academy,

NlelIenIu,g co.. y. c. lonila NgoEs i cludoQe
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Toys for children.
THOS. J. IbLTON
Aprii 81. l5i7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
VOLUME N.E!..-NUNIBER 50.

Jones defeated, though sustained bv his rauy.
than Nr. Hunter elecfea by party lha, he can.
10. represent, wi,hou, a violation of his prirci-
pies. Mr. IL. will occupy seat in The Senate
without the coniiienec ii either parry, while MIR.
j. -taad> coniessedit In iayofile ana leader CT
the Democratic rauy If Virginia; and Mir. c.
would take il upon himself 10 say now, thar
though hsalcn. there would be no abaemen, in
ms cevouon 10 his party, his zeal ard ardof in
We support " Dem, claIic principles. lie would
ieil ne Democrats iha; in him they yonlG find
an Sn,e aud valiant leader, and he woc,t iutusm
the Wigs that in him they will encounter no
ccAiempthe opponent. For one, ne wss con-
lent 10 place The tale Of lie Democratic parry in
hi kesP ping. il Could "a. Il ia ab,et or b,,,er
hands. Mf. {. kCew Nj Jones vel! enough 10
sax ihai de.eat would nol produce ere embitIcrrd
iceaS IN ms bosom. Tue train OF circumstances
when had cause. his Claims % bc o.. cooked. 50
lar from tanPenins, woulL bn. increase Iii, al
donF 10 support ?. hi, party. The present divis-
'ons an distractions oi he parry demanded and
Wuaid Ipcri'e from h,nl increased energy .. ar
sen. lie had Lsen an GLiircins Democrat
!hIaa-h lii, h=caGS. he ihousat Democia,ic
principles identified VIII re e,at :nlctc,,, OF The
county. Whh those principles nov. Is eyer he
vas conie.itG = All - iai.. al he asked was
20 i Gear i.rI aEA une .ou!ed SKY" ant hq
was prepared - baas wi.h ,lr Wais> uow and
'ete7ef-wl'h ms :r.cat> acg-r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
eIess han he is appointed on the ComGi.,ce 0,
! WAYS and Means ihc FIST and most responsible
Committee belonging 10 The House

eress ,han h. is appointed on the ComGi.,ce 0.
WAYS and Means, The fist and most responsible
l0mmiiicc belonging IL thr House.
The rex: session YOU md him IL tie lead q!
iaa; COMMITTEE Here he vas saiiountra by tl,-
hculiics. which lad ;a'er been encountered -
afy man, ani BIZ; lew men were able IL eiiconn.
lei. a great monetary rcra.s:on had spread
over Inc lard IL The utter rIostia.ion 81 Trade,
commerce aud al;ao>i al The Business pursuits
Of Ire country. l. ,F0ughl upon tie Govern
men' embellishments that demanded M pre-
dueed ~ c:ii," r,"nluioa III lis iscal arrange
mems ~ It's ,;'Gc party sr!:il was Al IS hish-
esi INTENSITY Of excitement Nj j. position
i5cGgh, upun him lie fell Tide at no>l power
mi opposition lie had ~ meet Inc agreements d
lhs logical minded Fans Of Maine ~ 70 parry
ilie ceaselsss ASS ,uil. Of the imauisi1c Wise .!
Virginia. he successfully encountered al o.
position and Can't. oal his financial a,,.n.e-
msni> - the satisfaction Q: hi ifieEds,!o he ;c-
mlrsion of his opponents and 10 H. ias!ns u ne
nj Il he Whole country.
Gaf country IS now engaged in iJfsiga var,
The END .! which ~ NAN can sre. or pre!eHd 10
predict. a heavy DEBT las already been s4tailea
Upon ,iir couniC:, and j. accumLGu,a, n every
day There never vas 4 crisis thai callei mere
recuiiarly Tor The hes, 6uaacial lai-af ~; ;.lac-
tica experience in he cnuGci.s II lie nation,
lhan The p.",cn' It.! u, then elevate that man
10 Office whose pss' ski!i m: success aHo;d 4
guarantee q: his ability 10 meet,he crisis. TIE
honor u he ssia.r demands i,-,!e 900. .. The
nation requires H.
From ne cc.nmrief u Walsani Means III.
J. Is eie.a.cf - the Speakers Chair in ne H..
ul Representatives lie DID NJ; uIa. ;E.- a .
g'ouE. uicn which liz should base lii election.
III he mentioned i as an pyhencc ~ lie conf
deace Ut those best PREPARED 10 appreciate hrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
* C.iAHCELY.- i'm ?o~halau Circuit
Cnrr,, November Gt., Is 10:
BeTjanin Wat.ihs. planig.

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. ap!s ~ - ~ "ny ~ e"ee, a'.d ,l' ~,
ni-s hhi s@-u'''c'oh ~ ",'ht. ala "ss .teue. ~
I"ais"i; ~ Consideration whrf-" tnr curt not nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09

~ .tfan -.
49, 80 = '"i'1'v I" {
S'"'"> S"' 49, > - h.d iaAR was tor
o'''' 'SiH'hde'. =! ms maxim W The course ana
remarks .! ne Fed, candidate for Consress 4,
HE a ihe.narle Disr;n. ., Dad,
CIR, ls,- ~ """a'f
-. 80 ,s,'. = Nn""" 'id' ~ bedford Nuv-ln-
-, 80 80, ''V 'acf"' larry had meeting
- "'t,o''' ~ So - Disa'Sl Convention 10
..oh'''a'r Stt"'aac !o' "eif p"tiY iof Congress,
W .''s - ..N,. aa' lAeciia@ recommended IL
~ ~ - - 0hci Counties q me District 10
>e.'' "ce3"'cs ~ 'teh q c"h.cniion, and pfopo
81 49, ~" CONVENTION Should NEE al Scots
~, =. ~ "i'c County, 'ne liza day OF jam
"',i - = -" "ipS'!'e" som. ioNY or hhy dee.
s'eS = W. sd"e RON Bedford county Il
sss.i' IT, 80 ~" d"'-a'es a''enGe: sail
~ y" ~ ~ Aol one Hen i'ra!"ij The
49,. =, -" ~ aii 90 mex
M"." '"' any c'"hH pn, Aioenar!e az
,l"'s" - - "eie~"tS d Scol'>rIlie On ,hl
80 '.n''"' y "'"' iArpssh ne common ioias
~ WS'h;~hs ! 'nsr.'n- ard terminating Wa
L. ooeeiri - Gtc orr, rs candidate inr ih,it
parry ~ h5aioid January c'ud, nciUiih-
>'"'''h@ t'f'' l.'i';et hai ben annonr -, ini-
H"'2 "h0 g"@t".Ha, II SIS >-ied ~ ,he news
p"tt:> ~ : edi1l - ~ MADISON ~ Orange
uif' ~ -; NJ >''''i 'i'lii"' cor :rniion met, aaa
~ N'..'a'.o'hs al .oiSrn "a ~ scTe .ew
- ai'H 81" ~ "i' .nam i domination, IT.
rH|3 - ~ 0'"s-. ~ One - Iae ac'iye srait, OF
! .."on; !ht I"pf! i'Na>t, ui.ai.izcG :. meeting
- cohti:in .ic fna,lnat,oa .. 'aa convcn.ior-
.itd, q ~ nonnec wa wrso.i. Gated On him
se:b:..y ~ say, "GeI.e: IL scCrprd The nuini-
naiica 81 nut. piece u suyerefogatcn. one
voted hinI iinm the pse.'iua> OCCURRENCES
NE ,;Ai'sc stcaf"d ioiih. a. aa> supp, 81! l.
avaw ~ acceptance "hen, seeming 10 io!gs.
" ''ts,4 ~ w eii' " ot'Se iofh IN snca II
'"Hs y .. ~ V3n''d ~. ancsc - tic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LII persons indebted TO the Estate of the late Fran
n els Anderson will come forward and make mmedi-
ate payment, longer indulgence caunOt be granted
and those having claims against the same will now
hand them In for settlement, shall in short time
wind up tho Estate and pay over the effects and, 10 the
Of the failure Of any TO bring In their accounts
this notice will be plead against Thorn.
HENRY ANDERSON, Sa.,
Executor Of Francis Anderson, deceased.
Feb 2-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09

The following rcbuke from The Philadelphia
Ledger will apply 10 many violent paIlizlns on
OF Boston, who take daily pleasure in denuunc-
ing the war as "unjust and unnecessary" ard "lhe
Presidents war" The invasion oil Mexico as
''rarine" and, by natural implication, our eal!an!
army and navy as "rifates and bandits" In
their haired for Democratic administration,
they forget the wrongs done their own country
and in their misplaced sympathy for Mexico.
would have US Withdraw our troops and encou!
ase Mexico 10 new acts of madness and nsu-
lence:
AIDA COMFORT TO THE ESsMY.--Dissrcc..
h.t Proceedings in Bcsiou-The old spr; that
prompted some Of onr Eastern friends in HE las,
war 10 burn blue lights 10 apprisc he enemy
OF The movements OF orr navy is sill actively
alive in Boston. An exhibition of il Was given
on Monday night last at public meeting he'll.
in fremont Temple: called 10 take into consider
sion The expodiency OF Withdrawing the U. S.
troops from Mexico, and OF memoIiaIizing Con-
gress 10 bring the war 10 a speedy termination.
One Dea. Samuel Greeiy was appointed chair-
man. and committee reported resolutions which
viewed The Mexican war with deep soriow and
disgust" The resolutions we're spoken la h.
Rev. c. Brooks, Rev. Mr.. Burton, Eev. Thee.
dore Parker, Rev. Mr.. Walerson, Dea Grant,
Mr. G.. F Adams, MIR. Task AID others. The
Bosom Post gives the following account Of the
proceedings.
"Mr. Trask took occasion in his remarks IL
say many discourteous things 10 The Massachu-
sclts volunteers, few CT whom were present, and
sale "he scorned and pilied the man who was
base enough 10 enlist in this anho!y war" Mr..
James Z. Morse, Of company y volunteers, adj
minisiered severe rebuke 10 Mr.. T., which was
received BY the audience with alternate clarpins
of hands and Kisses Mr.. Morse concluded by
saying that he was happy in beng the obiec. Of
scorn and contempt o! his calnInnaior and he
doub'ed moi The whole Of The volunteer corps coin
ciaed with him in opinion. Mr.. C. F. Adams
[son o! John @. Adams] took the STAND, and said
the meeting was called By the opponents Of the
war, and he didn't know BY wha; auihSry Ihr
rights Of the meeting were invaded b; The hired
minions Of the administration A gentleman in
the hall, named Parkman, interrupted him by
saving he was afraid Of free discussion on the
suhjec,, and insisted uron the volunteers exercis-
ing the right Of defending themselves against
such sruss attacks The resolutions were laid
on he table 10 be taken up aiihe adjourned meet
ing 10 be held a, Faneuil Hall on Thu sday eve
ming. and The meeting adjourned"
We expect 10 hear thar the meeting on Thurs.
day night will pass resolution oflhanks 10 San
Ia Anna, and approving Of hi. intention 10 set
murderous bands o! highwaymen and handful
upon The scattered remnants Of the American ar.
my after he has "torn Il 10 pieces"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09

II will be seen that the bill iur The iGcorpora-
ton OF new company for constructing Rail.
road from the Potomac 10 the Ohio, has teen de-
tea,ed, BY vote Of &c 10 56--bui. as Mr.. Hunter
OF Jefferson voted with the majority 10 enable
him 10 move reconsideration, The majority pre-.
sent was in reality egH only; and as eight Q. tie
twelve absences are believed 10 be in favor OF
the right Of way, and 5 OF others of The above
majority will be satisfied with the compromise
route 10 Fishing Creek, the friends OF The right Of
way expect still 10 secure their point in having
he road made through Virginia, instead Of driv-
ing the Baltimore Company 10 Pit:sburg. Rely.
ing as we do upon the assurances and evidences
which have been given that that Company will
abandon the Virginia route altogether, unless the
present Legislature shall offer them law very
favorable in its provisions, we sincerely hope
something may yel be done 10 secure to our ci-
zcus Of the Northwest the advantages Of The road
and 10 The Stale at large The benefits OF such an
expenditure within its borders
If those who voted agains, The indefinite post
ponemcnt Of The late bill shall favor The compro-
mise plan we think ii has fair prospect Of sue
cess.
The majority last session against The right Of
way was trentyn,nc- now only cieh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-09
JR. VA,

We commend the following sound suggestions
OF The Fredericksburg Recorder 70 the Republi-
cars, mol only Of The Essex District but Of tic
whole State:
"THE TAPPanANNocx CONVENIENTLY beg
10 call The attention o! lie delegates appointed ny
this comfy ard others, 10 attend The Congress
sional Convention 10 be hell al TaypahannocK on
The 25h instant, 10 the great importance oi attend
ing 10 The duty assigned them. II is desirable
tina; every county in The district should be fully
Represented. II has been said that Mr.. Hunter
was Tire only Democrat in No 5 who could be
elected. We do moi believe il; we think there arc
plenty ol good and true men here who can oGfun
Mr.. Garnet, or The odd Wheel Horse either.
But We ought 10 Start The strongest MN IN The Dis
tf1th Who he is, can only he known b. mi
and Tree conference between delegate, rom eve
ry section. Come together; and come as bro
thers prepared TO yield algpgsoaal pariiaiiies !"
The general good, and we cannot laii Of success
Lei the claims and strength Of the several aspi-
rants be frankly and freely discussed before a
nomination is made but a...r thai, r!-no DIS.
Content enbaIras> cur efforts 10 give !hs aaini-
nee he rholc strength ri he rariF. -.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
EIigQ.licl General.

Ma. EuiroR.-Permi, Us. Though your pap
to say something in reference TO the military el
ton to be held in September. Il Is important
the vacant Brissdiss Gene'slship should he 81
by man Of energy and military spirit. Il 10 q
evident, that the lack Of diciPline, and the in
bordin.cy manifested by the militia Of oor Brig
Cor ., leas, Of ou' Battalion require dessrmi
mind to improve and quef. Therefore, We
pleasure in recommending Col AMOS z. kA
ss man in every 'ssPec, qualified fos the resi-
sible station 10 which his claims end merit
ques,ionabiy sn,i,le him. II elected, there is
one would bs moro active OF would take ds'
in,eses. In improving the deciPline Of the Brig
and under his super,isinns rho mllhis Csssn
our section Of country would soon 'iss sssi'
the dignity that belongs to the name'
A Gooptf Ponrios ov rat Isl BaisAI
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
NoRTHuMBERLANp.
roR TIE AMERICAN.

q. Ma. EDIroR.--I was much pleased with com
manication in the Sunbnry Gazette, recommend
ing Mr. Christian Albert, Of Lower Mahonoy
FOR County Commissioner. have been long ant
intimately acquainted, with Mr.. Albert. and
take much pleasure in subse ribing to the sen,i
mente Of that communication. The commission
ers Office 10 one Of great importance, in whic
every taxpayer in the county is interested, an
those who are entrusted by the people to selec
candidates for their support, should, in discha'
gins the important trust committed to them,
ways be particularly cautious to select such car
didates for commissioners, as are we'll qnalifedt
diseharge the duties Of that Office and as Lowe
Mshonoy is clearly entitled to the cou,aaissiou'
this time, hope the delegation will select N
Albert. He possesses al the qualifications
quired to make good commissioners, having b;
considerable experience in the business Affairs
the county; and ifhe !. intrusted with that offic
the people will find him to be an honorable al
faithful officer. SHAMokIs.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
Kr CARSON, the Oregon post.rider, has bee1
robbed of all his horses, by the lndians. ''
FOR THE AMERICAN.

Ma. EDiroR.--l believe i, is pretty well set
tied that our next Commissioner is to be from the
Mahonoys, aud we have therefore the names Of
several candidates, who are all good men. Up.
per Mahonoy has named Mr.. Ho6a, Lower. Mr..
Albert, and Little Mahonoy Jacob Raker. Now
we think no part of the county has stronger
claims than Little Mnhonoy. This township has
never had but one officer, and that wss q com.
missioner, some ten or twelve years ago. Mr..
Raker, who 10 the candidate, is we'll known to
the democracy Of the county. He has always
been Grm, unwevering democrat He is also
a farmer, and besides, a mechanic, acquainted
with business, and well knows how to discharge
the duties Of the Office. Tax payers are interes.
ted in having business men as commissioners,
and we trus, the delegates will not fail to put
| him in nomination.
! .aa5'3l- ttr NoRTHuMBERLANp.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
nrigadlrf Gcnrral,

1 Ma. Epifon.-As q number Of fersons
been amcd as candidates for Brgsdier Gen
pc mi, US to recommend Capt JACOB ~
MEL, Of Union county, for that Office. Wet
q man f,r ths, Office should have seen some
vice, and .. tbs Csptais served three years ir
las, war. as a captain Of a company at NJ"
Hook and other places. and will tree an ensi
q tcst vi |, the same fearless in,fepidi,y, we
be is jus. the man for B'is.dic' Geneis'.
,eV MAsr OF PESi
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
Assembly.

ron THr inEaieL
Ma. En,roR.--fn looking over the psper,i
seen Humbsr Of communications, feeomms'
vasious pessons % candidate fos the l.esisl'
Nv obrca is not 70 ssy anything ssainss them.
permit ms to recommend TO ths democrstic
tore Of this county, Maj. MN. l.. DEWARI
esndidsss for Assembly. uMsjes Dswsn iss
,leman Of popular msncers, and has the col
10 mako en- able and stiicien, member, and '
no dcub, discharge ,hs duties Of ,hst station
ered, to himself. and entire satisfaction 10 b
" a11'a az a'fHf ~ a7,t2 si- yAcGs
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
nALrlmorE MARKET.

Office ofthe BArrrsoaE AxtRIcAs, Aug 80.
@ GRAIN There was fair supply Of Wheat
at market to-day. and prices declined. On Sat
urday there were sales of good TO prime red, at
il0all6 ets.. and to day the sams descript
sold at iO5sl 10 cents. We quote white, Wheat
atglioai 70, cts, sod family -four white at iaoa
l25 cts.
Sales Of white Corn at 7oa72 cts. No sales of
yellow.
We quote Oats at 3oa35 cts for Md, and 35a
"a cts for Virginia
WHlSKEY.-The is very limited demand.
Holders ask % cts. for hhds. and 27la2s cts, for
bbls. f
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brieAdier General.

Ma. EpIroR.-A. there will be an election he
on the llih day Of September, to elect Brsad
General. TO fill the vacancy occasioned by /
death Of Gen. Rober, II. Hammond, permit me
recommend Maj. WILLIAM L. DEWART,
sunbury, for ,ha, office. Major Dswsr has h
considerable experience in military mst'ess, 81
il ei' c,eJ. would make an excellent officer.
SRAhOKIN.
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Missouri SENATORS. 49, During the twenty
en- years that Missouri has had an existence as a
State, she has been represented in the United
States Senate by but FIVE individuals. or these
Col Benton has been Senator for the whole time.
The others are David Barton, Alexander Buck.
ner, Louis F. Linn and David r. Atchinson -
Col, Bentons term will expire in 1851, and
Judge Attbison's in lsl9. A Senator is to be
elected at the next session Of the Legislature.
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n- FRrIT Peaches and other fruit. though
abundan, in this place, have not done so vel! on
hills aud high ground generally. Last year pea.
ches in This place rpened about ten days earlier,
and were not only larger, but of much better
flavor = .----- ,-- n
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encampnent,

PorAro Ror.--The New York Courier SAYS
that this disease has made its appearance in
westehester county. ia that state; !, s said also
10 be .omswhs, prevalent on Long Island. 50
The Dayton tohio) Journal. Of Aug. 81, say.
A gentleman from Salem, in this comfy, inforrns
us that three four,hs Of The potato crop in ',ha,
l.eighboshooa has been desnoyta hy sae rot ''
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~ sF2srsafa v n TrEspAY, Aug. 81.
GnAN--Small parcels Of Southern red Wheat
have been made at sl2 ssl "a. Penna yellow
Corn Use. Oats, Penna. old soc, and new a. a
A5c; Southern new 80 43e. e.t -
WHiskEY is dull at 2sc in bbls.
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CO HovrR's Isx.---A fresh supply Of Hovcr's
celebrated ink. ia bottles of all sizes, has been
received and can be had at II Mssser's store.