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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
RICHMOND AND ONO RAIL ROAD

On Monday last, being Court-day the people Of
Campbell county addressed the subject of the
Richmond and Ohio Rail Road in cloquent and able
speeches, by Richard X. Cralle and Robert J. Davis
Esques. The advantages, the pac,cabillty aud the
indispensable necessity Of such improvement were set
forth IN the strongest point of view and illustrated by
mass of statistical details furnished by the experience of
other Rail Roads and communities This is, we
trus but The beginning of system of agitation the
subject which cease until the object has been
secured. We hope that, in every county the line Of
improvement, public meetings may be held at the Au-
gust. September and October Courts, further The sub
scrpon. Let gentlemen who in the habit Of speak
Ing address the people of their respective counties and
set forth the advantages of the work, and exhort TO
general subscription to the stock. 1t is the mere
sum of money be thus raised which is to be chiefly
cured by popular subscription Foreign capital be
procured in abundance provided there be sufficient do
nestle subscription ensure domestic vigilance and
oi the interests Of the company. Ten thousand dollars
subscribed by hundred individuals in county, would
be desirable in this respect than twice the amount
of stock taken by a single person. lie, show cap
aliss abroad that they risk of future legislative
interference. This can be best done by enlislng the
greatest number ofcllzens in the scheme. Every share
taken IN Virginia furihers the work, not simply by the
sum which contributed butby the Inducements and en-
enlargement holds out 10 foreign capitalists to invest in
the improvement Nothing more favorable in the way
ol charter be desirednor do suspect that the
Legislature will violate its provisions But, in the
absence Of all cal interest, the Legislature nigh in
ny ways, inurously affect the company. All capital
lists abroad wish is guaranty that, without inurng her
own citizens, Virginia cannot injure them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

obedience 10 Two DEGREES pronounced by the circuit
superior court of law and chancery for the county OF
Amherst the first the first day of April lsi5 in the
case Of Daniel llgginbolham, against Hiram NIct.Innss
aud Nalerus Mctsinniss, aud the 2nd on the 2ll Of
March 1916. IN the ease Of John j. London.
Daniel ligginboham. decd aud the said Hiram Me
Ginnls and Vaidrlus McGnnis; the undersigned the com
missioner appointed to carry the said DEGREES into effect
will. upon the premises the 10Th day Of Angus, next,
sell TO the highest bidder credit OF six twelve and
eighteen n,onths. the
LOi ol LAND and BUILDINGS l--~1
mentioned in said DEGREES the same being MA3.!nA
that lot or parcel Of Land with all the ap ff i8
purtenances. known by tbs name of the fyIGS Ass2
TAN YARD LOT,
adjoining the town Of New Glasgow, In the county Of
Amherst.
Bond with approved security will be required Tor the
purchase money and the little retained until the purchase
money ispald. ). CLAIBORNE, Coin'r.
July l5--tl9A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
Distressing Casualty.

We are panied to state that Thomas r. Richards.
youngest of Charles Richards Esq, Of this place,
drowned, on Tuesday afternoon in the basin beneath
the water works dam. With some young companions
he had gone into the water to battle. When last seen
alive, he standing in shallow water, the br
ofthe dam the other side. Ii is supposed thai he
tenn ted to plunge through the cascade gain the
val between it and the wall of the dana feat which ht
had often accomplished. 1t is probable the increased
volume Of water caused by the rans dashed him
with force against the rocks the bottom deprived
him, by its violent agta on Of all chance Of extrcaor
from the vortex. However this may have been he die
rise again. His cpmplnons usel every exsrtion to
rescue him. but the body found for more thar
half an hour after he disappeared. The usual treatment
was promptly esorted to, and perseyered until all hopes
of re animation were at an end
The deceased was fine, manly and Intelligent youth
in the seventeenth year of his aye, favorite with al
who knew him and the idol of aged parents, in whose
af1liction this whole community synpathzcs
o. His Funeral, we requested to say, will tax
place this morning. at 10 O'Clock, from his fathers resi-
dence The friends ofhe family, and citizens generally
are inviisdto attend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
ANOTHER LETTER:

The Troy On W Post has another letter from Gen.
Taylor, addressed 10 gentleman of Lausngburg. under
date of ooh May which corresponds in all respects. in
n,;mcn with that published by the Cincinnati Signal
lie says that his services due to his country as the
country nav command them. "But," he continues, 81
will not be the candidate of any party or clique; and
should the nation at large seek place me in the chair
Of the Chief Magistrate the good OF all parties. and the
national good would be my great and absorbing ain" -
We shall publish it in our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

one oil Tho Wing nry--,hougha few Democrats were
present. whether as lockers par,icpators. the Reg
s'er does not underakoto say. II the close Of the pr,
eeedngs' howeser, being called upon. Herr, } Iooe,
Oh Democratic candidate for Congress in
'"e Raleigh D's'rci-proclamed himself Taylor man
mol caring what his politics lle spoke at consid
cradle length aud said, f he good enough Tor the
wings, he is good enough for me-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
NEW YORK MARKETS. Friday Jul

The French steamers news has had no effect on the
Flour market sales TO day Of Gennessce brands So and
of Southern at Sc 0Gla6 ia. Corn meal is dull, with
sales at 81 per Dbl.
Not much doing in Grain. Sales of tennessee Wheat
at l3Sc. aud Of Ohio at 25c. White Corn 62a63c and
about 900 bushels yellow at 60 to 7lc
Provisions aud Groceries quiet.
Whiskey 26 cts
The Cotton market remains without animaon---pri-
ces with difficulty susained--saes very small
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
Gen. TAYLOR in North Carolina

The Raleigh Register Of the 9th inst. contains the
proceedings Of one of the largest political meetings ever
held in that ciiy-s object being the nomination Of Gen
Taylor for the Presidency.
The meeting was called to order by Weston X
Gales Editor oflho Register, and presided by Geo
W. HAYWOOD The resolutions are admirably drawn ~
and, after very eloquent speech from II. Nj. Miller
Fsa were aloped By ac1lalnation. ! he meeting wa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
THE GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.

The Wing State Convention has nominated Gen
DUNCAN J.. Cl4lNcH, the candid tie Of the party fol
the office of Guvernor-a of noble traits of charac
ter ever ii has been happiness to meet with The
people Of Georgia will honor themselves by elecng such
/ man; his imagine is certain.
The Convention, among other resolutions, passed the
following:
3. Resolved, That yielding to admiration and graf
itnde for the distinguished services of the Great Captain
ofthe age General Zachary Taylor with whose char
nseparaby the modesty of merit the
coolncss of bravery and the devotedness Of PATRIOTISM
and being assured Of his identity with in principle, we
cheerfuy respond the general and spontaneous acca
nation of the American people. in now recommending
him as the next President of these United States.
4. Resolred, That the thanks of the people of this
State and of the United States eminenty due to the
officers and soldiers of army in Mexico both regulars
and volunteers for their gallant conduct and lofty bear
ing during the existing war.
5. Resoived, That the Hon. John c. Calhoun is emit
lied to the thanks Of he people of Georgia for his indie
pendent and patriotic in the Senate of the United
States in reference TO recently disturbed foreign re-
ations
6. Resolred, That we are opposed to the Wimot
Proylso, so called--and that all legislation by Con
ores restricting the right hold slave property in the
territories ofthe United States unequal, unjust and un
constitutional.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
.NOaOchr0niGfic Painting and
Landscape Drawing.

MIR GEO. A. YOUNG begs leave to call the a.
wi tention olhe ladies' and gentlemen Of Lynchburg
to his new and beautiful system Of Drawing The beau
ty Of picture executed IN This style is acknowledged BY
all who see it. Mr. Y will teach any lady gentle
men in % lessons paint from Mature, accurately
and with nearly great facility, as he hmsrlfcan do.
His pupils can, in incredibly short time, transfer to
paper the Natural Landscape, bring out in accurate per
spectve its sky clouds, mountains, foliage rocks and
water and with the simplest materials produce picture,
which, for sofness and nish will hardly be rvaed by
the best of steel engmvngs.
Mr. Y makes charge where he does not give entire
satisfaction, and respectfully requests the ladies and gen
emen of this place, 10 call and examine specimens OF
the much ad mlred art, at the Cabell House.
His terms are but 5 D for full course of instruction
July l5-2t if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
GEN. TAYLOR'S RETURN.

IN noticing a'cpor' in the Delta, that Gen Taylor had
aeeafed II 10 be his purpose resign his commission on
me Isl oil September the Now Orleans National
"Ws have authority to ,e relied upon, next 10 the
o'd oenerals word Of mouth. Tint he viii not under
any circumstances resign his command Of the army -.
rhfe Tie wdr lasts. but that he WILL on the first of
september next, ask leave OF absence for short time
10 pay some attention 10 his private affairs which have
been much neglected by his long absence in Mexico"
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The Secretary of the Treasury has been laborng fol
Soe he under grlevous ndiss,sition from which how
ever we are pleased 10 hear he rapidly recovering IL
e secson OF h's sick chamber, and in the inability to
coh'erse-or We infer from recent bulletin in the OH
cal organ, that he had arly lost the power to artic-
'a'e-h's mind naturally enough INDUCED in yagarics
winch the shock and hun of active life would have pre-
vented We know moi what visions of an Overlooking
treasury from low duties may have gded his GONZALES
encetiat his mind was running on free trade is appa
rentfrom the following toast which, being adapted to the
the genius loci. he despatched to literary society of the
students OF William and Mary College, whilst acknow
edgng an invitation TO be present their celebration
the 1h of July last:
BY Hon. X. }. Walker. Mankind They will be
prosperous and happy when the products of every
nation and every cline shall be freely exchanged without
tax or restriction.
This lsgoing the whole doctrine of Free Trade, which
his tariff OF duties, ranging from five forty per cent.
does not. MIR. Walker, by implication. asserts that
mankind are not now either prosperous" or "happy,"
and we fear stpones tho period indefinitely when they
shall be boh-for assuredly man in senses can
reasonably expect that the nations Of the earth will ever
throwing ont Of the question all theories of protection
give up the system of indirect taxation by mposts Is
there an American statesman deserving the name-nay
Is there demagogue in the country-who would stake
his reputation upon proposal the twenty eight
or thirty millions OF dollars, necessary to carry the
Government, by direct taxation, instead of impost dues7
This toast Of the Hon. Secretary. we fear is more
worthy of the visionary recuse than the practical states
man and man Of sense.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
MIR. CLAY

II mas been going the rounds of the press that Mr.
.'ay has united himself with the Episcopal Church a,
''eA''s'on-bnl, preerrng that mode OF administering
ne rue oI baptism. was baptized by immersion on the
Una UT !" one OF the beautiful ponds ON his own rs
'a'e ms turns out TO be uniounded statement-
nc last Episcopal Recorder. published in Philadelphia
mas e''er from It's correspondent in Lexington Ky
which says
nc Mt. llay was baptized in the little parlor nj
as'aiu' on thursday afternoon the 22t inst 6Iuuc
together with one of his daughters in law 1.-THE other be-
s a''eauy member OF the church and her four chill
a.eh oy the Kew Edmond +. Berkeley Rector of Christ
'hnrci, Lexington. The baptism was administered
'aey Tor The reason that the congregation of Chris,
oh"feh are replacing their old church with new edifce
now IN rapid progress of erection and are not suitably
situated Tor the solemn and decent administration Of the
rite in public.
when the Minister entered the room on this deem
~ Interesting and solemn OCCASION the small assembly
consisting of The immediate family few family con
hec'ohs. and the Minister'S wife, rose up In The
middle Of the room stood large centre table, on which
was placed, filled with walter the magnificent cut glass
vase vase presented TO Mr. Clay by gentlemen Of
fl,tshuIg. On one side of The room hung the laruc
picture OF the family of Washington. himself an EpS
coPaah ny brth, by education and devout comu,lni.
cam o' the Church and Immediately opposite. side
ao'e $1,000 the bust otlhe amenled HARRISON with chap
etof "lthered flowers hung his head who was to have
ooeh confirmed In the Church the Sabbath after he died
Around The room were suspended number OF family
Pc'uIes'and among them the portrait OF daugh
"I' VINO died some years ago IN the rlumphs Of that
'eh winch her noble father was about 10 embrace aud
picture OF the lately lost who fell at Buena VISTA
Conld these silent lockers the scene about transp
ring have spoken from the marble aud the canvass they
would have heartily heac, whichdedcaled the
great man 10 tod There was deep emotion perva-
o'S a' small assembly at the recital. under such cir
cumsances. OF the sublime ordnal Of the Church and
every heart thrilled with solemn JOY shen the
ol covcnant was sealed in the NAME Of the Father and
OF The son and of the Holy Chest
ms act will be publicly ratified a, the visitation of
rite OF Confirmation"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
FRESH SUPPLY OF
.lNIERIC.AN'S ENGLISH, H8RDW.aRE

T1VllE subscriber has just received this day the fol-
Il lowing articles viz:
Carp Locks, Butt Hinges. Screws, Sprgs, Sparables,
Augers, Rules, Files and Rasps Hollow Spoke Au-
t;imbles, Oil Stones. Carp AIDES, Ha,ches aud Broad
Axes, Molasses Gates and Fausetts. Wire Rat Trars
Spittoons Waite Irons, Extra Article of Tall Brass Can
dlesticks. Walters, Knives and Forks Pocket and Pen
Knives. Butchers and Shoe Knives, Meal and Grain
Selves Sc sc.
Assuring the public that in any of which Bargains may
he had. w. c. MILLER.
| July I5-2w
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A Ia court held for C,mpbel county, in monthly

4 4 a court held for C1mpbe county in monthly
"A session, on Monday, the l2ih day of July, ls17 ::
On the motion of James G. Anderson, executor of ia
cob Anderson. dcceasedlt is ordered, that all persons
having claims against the estate Of the said deceden do
exhibit the same before this court heiore the first
day Of the October thereof and the court doth
further order that copy Of this order be published in the
Lynchi ug Virginnn, paper printed in the town OF
Lynchhug and copy also be posted at the front door
Of tho courthouse OF this county two several cour,
days. copy-Ies'e.
GEO. WIN. DABNEY elk.
July !J-w8w
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL ron BOYS

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
fU'llE subscriber intends opening n Classical School
in I.ynchburg, on the LIST OF September All the
branches OF English Education will be taught to-
geher with the Mathematics Greek and Latin necessa
ry prepare youth for the Ord, Junior year at col
lege.
Parents guardians enrusling youth 10 his care may
rest assured that means will be left unemployed to
cure their advancement.
Terms.-&l5 per session of five months, payable one
half in advance.
THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK.
REFERENCE --Faculiy Of Washington College,
Lexington; VIM. s. Reid, Jr., F. b. Deane and George
Bagby, Lynchhurg.
July l5-wtlS
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:. Regular sale days. every Monday. Wednesday mud
Friday mornings. ..Y.4
Lieenl advances made on consignments.
BY U.M J. JFfLLIS
| will sell. in front Of my Office On Friday morning.
commencing nj 10 O'clock precisely. general sssurt
meni Of Dry Goods Fancy Articles consisting in part Of
Calico. Lawns aud Balzcrines
Cloths. Cassmeres and Vcsiings.
Brown snd beached Dumcsiirs,
Cotton and silk handkerchief,
Black aud colorcd cotton lose,
don, Bed Cords,
. Mattresses,
30 gross Matches,
10 boxes Cigars. aud supdy articles Of Furniture, all
which will he sold without limit ur reserve
WIN, J. WILLIS, Aucl'r
July l5-lt
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w ihe President and Mr. Buchanan have returned
70 ''e seal Vi Government Their iauni extended AZ
TAI eastward as aan'nsr. Maine. Tho President was
'y ""afe received with the honors duo to his exalted
''A''o" 'nd seems 10 have been highly graufcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

Amount of Produce, &c. shipped down the e,n,l tr,m
hynehhurg. from the LIST 10 3Oh June
,u 400 nhds' Leaf Tobacco weighing ,3s6 .736 lis
80. BOXES manufactured Tobacco, 92O,16S /"
2i1' barrels Flour, 535o3o /"
o3sa tons Pig Iron. (20oo lhs per
- on l.2sf,770 "
'"''oo bushels Corn and Corn Meal, 5to.Si9 &"
iron Castings, Cannon Balls \ Shells i566j2
Bar and Pig Lead, lO6 ass "
Miscellaneous. o;, ,3o :.
sos 93j In,
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Correspondence Of The Times and Condilcr.
BALTIMORE MARKET July 10 r. nj

BALTIMORE NAKkEI, July To, r M.
Flour There sales oday Of 500 bbls Of How
ard street at s. rs rer hbl There have been sales Of
city mills AT s. 3s5 49,
Corn Meal-We quote corn Meal to-day Sia 49,
with sales
Wheat There sales to day Of prime red Wheat
at 90 cts per 5ushe White is worth local 10 cts per
bushel
Corn--We quote prime yellow corn to day a, 90 cts.
with sales.
Oas-'Thcrc sales of oats 40 cts. per bushel.
Whskey-'Ihe quotation for bbs. is Is cts. per gal
Ion. wit sales.
Tobacco-,rhcre is change in prices, and no sales
Of consequence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

On Monday last. being court day, proclamation was
made at Campbell G. H., that meeting of the Wings
and all others Of The county favorable to the nomination
of Gen Taylor to the Presidency. would be held on the
first day Of the next (Augus) court After this notice
hadb been given, David f. Spence Esq, of Lynchburg,
addressed the people, briefly but eoquently and eflec
lively lie touched upon the services and character OF
Gen. Taylor, in which found ready response in
every BOSOM and then proceeded show that It was not
premature--as some allege--to nominate him. lie
rightly assumed that this was not where candi-
date had to be picked up, available only from negative
merit, his insignicance or ooscurly The Wing
pa ty had pretty denitivey settled upon General lay
or their candidate The public mind was nearly
unanimous least in all the Southland there could be
harm in giving expression to the popular sentiment
He called upon Democrats preferred General Taylor.
discard party influences and cooperate with the Wings
in securing his election.
We have doubt the meeting at next Court will be
large and enthusiastic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

r. b. French, the Clerk of the House Of Repfesen-
,atives has been elected President Of the Washington
aud New York Telegraph company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
GREAT MAIL LINE TO THE
NORTH

-
NORTH,
Tia Richmond. FrederichsL,ug and JTau,in gton ciiy.
TRAVELLERS going North are hereby informed
that the above Line Is thc only daily line The most
expeditions line and The onij certain line.
Passengers leaving Richmond by this line. daily at
A. NJ arrive at Baltimore to tea, at Philadelphia in
the course Of the night. aud at New Yorh by II A. NJ
the next day, being business day, and sometimes iro
days, IN ndrdnce Of Travellers by the River and Bay
Boats, and are, moreover exempt from all risks of sea
sickness and storms, us by the James River and Bay
line.
FARE BY THIS ROUTE.
From Richmond 10 Baltimore 81 90
" Baltimore 10 Philadelphia 100
" Philadelphia 10 New lof, by the
carly morning line 800
In addition to the above line, the Companies on the
Great Mail route have on bionday and Thursdays, a
second most delightful line, by way u .acga Greek and
mouth Of Potomac.
Passengers by this last line 90 by the Great Mail
line far Acquia Creek where they lako the swift
and beautiful Steamer Potchatan. Capt. G.. w GuH.
NELL, (Which leaves Acqua Creek Immediately on the
arrival Of the from Richmond } and reach Baltimore
hours in advance Of Passengers by the James Rv-
and Bay line and al The same erpense. Passengers
by This last line equally avoid the dangers Of sea sick
ness and the uncertainty Of the wide and rough portion
of the Bay. be Old Point Comfort and the mouth
Of Potomac. and make the trip between Acquia Creek
and Baltimore in a splendid Steam Boat unsurpassed i,
strength, beauty ar comfort
For further particulars, through tickets. apply n
the Office of the Richmond and Fredericksburg Rail Roat
Company in Richmond to the Ticket Agent
| July rs BIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

Orree Cirzsss' SAVINGS BANK
i.ynchburg, LIST July. ISL,
IitE following report Of the COMMITTEE appointed un
der an act OF the General Assembly, IL ordered by
e BOARD To he published IN ohedeeee 10 the provisions
oil The General Law relative Ia savings Banks
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
of GiliSens' Savings Bank.
The Committee appointed to examine the condition OF
the citizens Savings Bank. Isl July. lSi7 beg leave
10 submit Tho following
REPORT:
i.abtiiics.
Amount due TO Stockholders, E1.132 81
D.lpsitors, l3374O 55
So05 i12 "
.1smis.
ed, x1O5o1i 81
: cash on hand. l9s o5- $205, l72 90
The Committee hsve examined The Bills discounted,
e great item In the asSos of the Bank aud they
not eNtavagant when they say, better and mure sol
vent list Of bills they have never examined Tho Com.
mtioo have also examined the Books nnd papers Of tho
i''s'iin'lon-'hcy kept aud arranged with great sys
tom and order
Your Committee deem il useless 10 enter into any ar
eumeni To prove The sound condition of the bank IL
has now been IN existence upwards of ~ years The
aggregate amount Ut lis discounts has been very largo
Several and severe revulsos have existed in nonied a
ia'rs since the period o its establishment. and yet this
Bank Is without the usual appendage Of such institutions
III suspended debt -
All of which is respectfully submitted
w. b. AVERE1'r.
HENRY o. SCllOOLFlELD,
A. ID, READ. Committee.
RO. EARLY,
BENZ. r. SACkETT
July l6--lt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

COST. James Church Post Ofli,e. Bedford county
has been discontinued. The Nirginans, which have
ueen hitherto sent that office, will be sent TO ouer
ridge, unless we arc otherwise instructed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
DEATH OF A nr,rcArr r,rcr

we regret To announce tho death Of Lewis Neal, The
wing 'cga'e elect from the counties Of Giles and Ner
cor. lie had been in bad health some time before the
election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. July Q


The Flour Market is looking rather better 10 day.
1000 bbs fresh ground sold at s. so; 1000 bbs Western
al S5a5 IS; 2OO0 bbs Corn Meal 49, Cotton market in
active Provisions dull