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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO
The quick ana tutifu low pressure S,c,n,or
AuSu'th, runnin in conncxiou with the Ricbmonf
ana Petersburg Rail Road. leaves Virgin. WHAT
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thnrsd " AMI Satnia,
AT 3 \. NJ for the abDvr ci,irs - nd towns Psss ~
gers eakiaSt ON board Inc Aug STA and arrive al
Fort wal hall at h past IL NJ. where trains Ir,ve
i'nnc t,aieiy for no, h Petersburg AM Richn,nnd
arriving at Petersburg by half past p NJ ND
at Richmon abou p. NJ. alb ,nt two h,,rs i, -
vance of the old James River Line and in a Re-,
unsurpassed N her accommodations, aud the st,cn
non oil her officers to tho coprt OF her p,sscpge,s
Returning the passcnge's leave Richmond nj Pc
tie shurg very Monday Wednesday and Er,dau
a half past a. M. breakfast n hoard tide aum's'
Ia, and arriving at Norio about half past pe NJ
II Will he pcrt civrd rom the above ,b,t ~.
cnrniortabic and cxpcditious line gives To n.,so,
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business tic
OPP ortiniy of transaciing il ana returning Inv the
boat OF next morning, be absent from H.
homes single night only. ~
The Augusta viii! stop the usual landnnx ~,
James RIVER TO take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where a SIGNAL !.
made. "' 40
The public may assured that il il the deter.
'nnntoh OF the Propi ictors keep 10 this Line
permanently; an to accommodate Travellers he.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond -
Petersburg and The Citirs Of the District of Coin,
ha, in the best manner and III the lowest r,,tcs
For further Information. tickets Or ire; M aon,u
% m w GARNETT & Co
n. u. The central position of the r. g. p y ID
Depot IN lclmp ana its ontiguity to The nr;,
zip Hotels, and place. al. starting Of the Cars fo
the North and West, ani the C,n,l pncke,' Gu
Ivnchhurg, aide the economy as we'll ,s TO-
onvenicnccs OF this Line. 90 '
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%. Ios lbs. Of LOUNGES Of ] PMS Of

The number required for the year Is est nated .,
six thousand The proposals will state the price
in such quantities may from time To- time 10 w
folk. A'0'
The rations TO be OF good and wholesome quality
TO be approved by the Collector and the diT.rn,,
articles comprising the ration, to be delivered on
board the Cutters in good and sufficient cast nj
vessels, to be provided By the Contractor and tbc
contents thereof distinctly marked on each
IL is understood that the Contractor will be bound
10 furnish upon reasonable notice as often az NAV
appreciation of the Collector, (not exceeGing mo,
an ayerage one day in each wecl.) such Fresh Meal
and Fresh vegetables as may be equivalent to the
corresponding parts Of the ration allowed in tho
Naval Service. CONWAY wUITJJ r. I'll
Jan SIT 80
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tFrom DR.. Singleton I

Smithland, XIV Feb "a 1916
DR.. G Benz Smith Door Sir. Notbino h.S o,
been introduced that has sold 40 well AMI given
such general satisfaction, "a your Inproy II Indian
'cSe'apic RUS Very respectfully YOURS
F. 6 SINGLETON
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IHE YEAR le47 Tie rev year vi icb q
crmnph Is remarkable Ior several pecuIiante.
winch may br considered ominons by the snpers,i
c',"s. An exchange paper sums them up in the
Il ends with Friday-iha, very unlurkv d,v
:, - 4'h OF July comes on Sunday-very nnluckv
:" 'he mrs. time in the recollection the oldest
.nhao'tan'' there will he no full moon this wa,
10 .he month OF February nlccky month. Our
nslona' po'nrsl day begins on Sunday. the 4,b of
Mafeh -nnIucky day. There will be M eclip.e
n'Sioie ~ the year unlucky for the star oazers :
nu' as an "f'rt for the whole, January is TO bless
% WIN TWO inll moons. and March with like
I,n, wilIhe lucky and will perhaps throw
overcome all evil prnpnosiica tions
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DIED.

Yesterday. at the residence of Mr. Thos How
ards IN this town, after long and tcdious Illness
Mrs. Ann HARbERT, aged IS wears.
Gold North State please copyl
- Al the residence OF Mr.. Thomas Ovens on SCOTS
Creek, Norfolk County, on Monday event., ~, ,ts
iith instant Mrs. Ann SHEA. aged SO years. Wv
In Nansemond County, on Tuesday the 9Th in
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FOR SMITHFIELD.

The new steamer Fa,cn,
III, viii, until further notice
- max" Tire" Trip a week
g., between No"fok & Smi,h-
fed leaving Myers' wharf, Norfolk, cv,rv Tues
dav, THURSDAY aud Saturd ~. at O'Clock, A. NJ:
fe'ufning, leave Smithfei every Monday, ed,
nes 'av and Friday, al u'clnck A. NJ
Passage Si~-Freight at the packet rates
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Offers must he accompanied by guaranty of
some known and responsible person, that the Offer
er VIII execute, within ten days, after the bid is
m de known, II contract with bond in good and
sumcicnt security to conpy with his Offer, for
which the guaranty will hold himself res onsiblc
IN case OF failure according the act of Con
in that case made and provided.
Jan 2-Siw GEO. LOYAL, Navy Agent.
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MIDsHiPMAN ROGERs This yonnp gentle
man. who SO gallanly distinguished himself nv
me burning "t ,he CIrne under the guns of The
Castle of San Juan d 'UlIoa, and wbn has s;noa
heen taken prisoner. while accommodating in The
vicinity OF Vera Cruz, with the intention of as
cer"In'ng the locality Of the magazine. fr Ire
purpose ~ blowing that up. says the Wilmington
lDel-) Chicken. is thee son of James Rnvers
ESQ. OF Newcastle. in that State. and bro,l,er IF
william II Rogers. Esq. u S. District Ailor
hey i"r Delaware. MIdshipman Rogers, from a
o"y' was "i most adv eniurous and da ring dispo
sition-" a. fear nothing spirit
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-CvRious.--The.s Bosav lille Bulletin ssys,.a.-
mere Is black child in that neiy hborhm,d.
""'ch was born with two heads, and nurses its
no'ner With its two mouths alternately ~ his
y aHogether the strongest yarn Aextan,. Pity
nus doohle headed youth were mol. white he
might run as wing candidate for President.
fhorc u. perhaps no disease with which our
country j.. affected, which sweeps off annually 81
many victims. as that fell destroyer OF the human
ce--Consu'nptinn. Day after day, year o ftcr
year the insa!ate monster hurres to the portals OF
the co and silent tomb fresh added victims to it,
conquest, No walk Of life is sacred from it's death
dealing shafts. The old. the middle ged aud the
Young, all alike, are food for this common enemy
81 q. mankind. The white haired patriarch whose
ite OF tempcra nce has rendered his system imper
vious to the attacks Of other lille, aud whose good
leeds prepared him for the enjoyment OF lifes calm
evening, hnds consumption fastening its fangs up.
on ~. vtas, and tearing him from a world, ever
bright to minds which look complacently on days
well spent. NN''
.Is there no help for the afflicted? No preventive
OF the dangers which hcsct in our cha pea bio
and tickle cmei We tInnk there may be. And
II the allegations of those who are at least entitled
to yeracity, may be believed there is preventive
and n rcn edy.
wisar's Balsa,n OF Wild Cherry ia offered 20 .
suffering world as such. 1t needs not tho I" adyeu-
titions aid" ola oug string of fictitious certificates
TO g.xe s notore It's true value aud intrinsic
dencc of the public. and
Wait on to fanc'
the name of ts-inventor, as eeuefactor of his spe
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. wIsTAR,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Rome genuine
unless signed By |. BUTTS Address all. orders to
>EIh WsFoWL.E, Boston. Macs.
For sale by G. II. HEINlISH Portsmouth,. Va
NJ. a. - NTOS, wholesel c nd retail, Norfolk and
oy druggists generality throughout the country.
UNPARALLELED WONDERS.
A MIA
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nor HIRE.-A good plain Cook. Washer and
4 iioner, with two Children, for. hire for The
present year. She will be hired low IN 80
master or mistress Apply to so0o
u;,.n. Mrs. WHITEHEAD
S'O''N'' Ian
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( !ORK SOLE BOOTS.--A superior quality o'
~ CORK SOLE BOOTS, from one of the mos,
the feet dry in any kind of weather. AZ bnt =
limited number of these Boots can be obtained the
gentlemen will please call soon at the New York
n"o' ana Shoe store. j. II GREGORY.
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NoTICE.-The sub.criber would mos, re.pec

NOIiCE.-The subscriber would most re nee 1.
~ fully nform those of his customers who h. 90
not received their bread az usual, lowing to thu
carriers being principally brelings and are of
cay the r"utes viii all b" supplied with pnnctual
carriers who sHAlL ALWAYS be in time 70, thci,
Gus omcrs.
Ihose who are not supplied with bread, will
iease seno to the shop. uu, the carriers get regu-
lar on their routes.
ihankiui TOR the patronage heretofore bestowed
he would respectfully inform The pubic ,hat Inc
sun continues 10 manuftcture the g, choice art,
Gle OF BREAD, BISCUIT, CRACKERS, CAKES.
&c., &c.
Persons wishing to he furnished for the ensuino
year, VIII pi asc Lave their names at the Bakery
ana tnev all be punctually attended to-
Dec 81 ia MES TOMPKINS
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PARKERS' HOTEL.

PARKERS' HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, NoRFoLK
(Former!y Of tie Crawford House, Portsmouth,
AzsSA Would resp, ctfulIv inform his friends
ffsAnGSSA and th" pubic, that he has taken the
isisH8z House cent? erected b C.. Hall, Ed
nS1lHH The House is spacious nd com,nodi.
- ons' the rooms airy aud comfortable,
the situation central and convenient.
He has at considerable expense furnished IL in
neat aud appropriate style, (aIl his furniture being
new,) and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared to make his guests transient and pc, ma.
nent) comfortable and AGREEABLE
r, V1, HIS charges viii be less than any prominent
Hotel nei or Boarding Horse in the City.
BOARD-pr day, SI %
per icees 90
PR month, 30 m
Jan Fly e n p,pKEp
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NABAJA d HERMAN CORTES SE-
~ q AIRS Nv are anxious to call the attention
OF all tbo'c who snoke, and are competent indgrs
Of good Scgars and genuine Tobacco W. bsvc
received somc of lhosc celebrated brands. NABAJA
q HERMAN CoHIES. on account If their extra
IN the United States, are universally a,knowIcdgcd
70 be far soncriOr H. any Segars ever inn oortcd ~
w. w can esiaIlish this fact, by smokers and goo
states. We have Other brands which cannot h
exreled In India. WoodDips, Bdyanea RECALL
I'tscdroyds La Norma. &C.. &c For sale :, 49,
Drug ore, Sign Of the Biz Mortar wy
Dec ~ CHAS. n HEIN'TSH, A0cr,
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FOR WASHINGTON
TATEMSVII.I.E

g My present residence with few acres of
saa5I good land, lying on the Eastern Branch NJ
49, the Elizabeth River, within miles of Nor.
folk may be rented for the present year
rigs, Pears Peaches. Apple, Stra wberries Cher
res ana other Fruits grown upon the premises :
an" the very best Oysters may be ha within few
10 one disposed to engage in marketing this il
most desirable situation and as re.i7 ''',S Us
family. il il still mo So TIL TATEW '
st. Brides, Jan. I2-Tb&S ~
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MISCEI.LAN EOUs &,
EOR RENT.

ga The G-anitc front STORE aud DWELL.
AsesI ING on the East aide IT Crawford street
.A-xTj near the foot of the Market House, Ports.
NOUN at preseut occupied by Mr.. Hoffman is
offered for rent to ponctual tenant. Ter,ns will
DC made accommodating. Possession given ON the
Lei january, tSi!. Apply TO IoEfT
- JOHN BUFFERS, in Gosrort,
Or to DAs'L. !. TuRSEn, opposite the prc,nis,
Dec 81 - fN
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NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE :,

-, :, :, 'UIIOIN, JaIlUhry ri, IS4I.
SEaLED PROPOSALS in duolicate will be re-
~ celvrd un: IL O'Clock, the 2d day OF Feb
a'ty or on or before The 4M Of Mach, of the toloIv
ing bill of ''0 ''' i'"
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FRESH CANARY IND HEMP SEED
Lro', n we Sotsery Of the celebrated David Ian
drc,h Cu Iricnns may roy upon their bein,
fresh and good. J. G. sCHo0LFiELD & CO..
"a" High street.
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DOHE OIL OF LEMON Pure R,sr Wa,
Ter, pure Cinnamon Water. ORANGE rinv,.
or water, and several kinds Of ESSENCES nrc
p'red with grea cure expressly for The Cbri,,,,e.
tesuva,s Also on hand the Geauine Co'ogne Wo
yer ana Bay Rum in fancy bottles Of all ezcs for
DcC - High street
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COMMISSION ER'S SALE.-Pursuant to a
- de rec of the Comfy Court OF Norfolk, bearing
cate on the oh day OF Novemher, 1916, in a suit
Young is Pl'intiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
WIN. II. Young, infants are Defendants, j shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash before
the Court House of Norfolk County on the 27ti i'm
viz: s'
valuable Slave Isaac, aged about 81 years.
Ian 7--tds JOHN COOKE, Commissioner.
(Bcacon copy 3tawtds)
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s" PATHETISM. qsV a
MIR. SUNDERLAND, founder of a new theory of
Mind, known by the above term has the pleasure
of proposing to the ladies and gentlemen of Ports
mouth, course of
ENTERTAINMENTS.
~ Intellectual, Moral, Craze Mirttfui Musical
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ZONES e. SONS DOUBLE EXTRA TO.
former lots ~
consignment
5n0 bags Shot assorted size,
ment, by ] WIJTS
Jan
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tLOTHS, CLOTHS.-The Subscribers will
- close out heir present stock of WOODEN Goods
very low, consisting of ''o"S
French. English and rner lean Cloths and CAST.
mercs, ''i
Blankets. Cessinetts. Twceds and Kerseys.
Snawls, Hosiery, Gloves. &C., together with a
most complete miscellaneous stock, .mbraciny
most OF the articles in the Dry Goods line
Jan 2-2w WIN. p. STEWART.
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{ Josh EN- CHEES ESQ boxes and Is casks
" Cheese, Just received
10 tirkins New York Batter, of good quality
OF bhls lst prof Swan Gin of superior quality
III hhds bright, heavy and sweet Molasses, at a
low price
40 dds superior Mountain Flour, landing from
s'hrs Dorchestcr and PoughDoy
loo boxes Dal!ett's,' Smith s Curlett's' Candles
300 sacks G.. A. Salt in store aud for ga lie low
I0 bbls Phil. Cordial, of superior quality
10 boxes Gunpowdcr and Imperial Canton and
Country Tea
10 or casks Cognac Brandy
Soo reams Wrapping Paper. large and small. for
Fac oy J. WILLS.
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IOSiA IL WILLS, Arrit for the sale OF ] II
Iripiett Y Sons Nails. keeps constantly on hand
IuIi assortment, and will supply the ira lie at as
low prices 's AN article of equal lily can he pur
cnasea IN any CT the northern markets. just re-
ccived 500 kegs wei assorted NV 81
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FALL AND WI TER ARRANGE
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

Richmond, Petersburg Fredricksburg, Ityasb;ny ,o,
dnd Alerandria
A=%sa-u Fare 10 Richmond and
fAs- II IA-a,,- Pet shurg, Is cents oniy
:.s.:.5,::i.--,--!ssY IN lu ling IN ais
sg-SSoSS1nxssD Fare to iericksbnrg
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STILL FOR RENT.

a. The Dwelling over the Drug Store, Sign
AssssI ct the Big Mortar II will answer re,narka.
IDLY well for small family We are dc.
siroos OF renting Il only to small fanily. few or
no Shidren. CHAS. ii. HEINITSH, Agent.
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q NIX TR NIX $ From Macintosh. mad all well
~ led.-Thc Ladies WIN have been WAITING for
those Clouds can be supplied
20 pairs hne Morocco thick sole Buskins
oo 90 do do do do flannel Incl
- do do do do Tics
90 90 90 30 do do do flannel lined
% do Black Lasting Caters winter stvlc
on do bronze do do do do
so do Misses Morocco Buskins thick sole
o. do do do Ties do do
10 do Merino Cloth Caters
Besides many other fine Goods from that unri.
vailed manufacturer N''
New York Boot and Shoe Store, next to the Far
Jam -
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81 LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
To be had at the GIN -ESTAPI ISu,1 e, Az, :.

LUX OUT FOR BARGAINS
10 DC had at the q UN ESTABLISHMENT in
Portsmouth, =
= A > the subscriber is determined 20 SELL persons
"A IN want of anything in my line may res, as
nor undrr-workcd. Every article in the Soo, f;n o
Line always on hand; and mind, am not to b.
under- sid. thankful for past favours respect
fuliy request continuance OF the anne as no ex.
ert'ons on my part shall be spared to please those
VINO may favor me with their custom, as assure
the pnric IT Va not all talk and no Cider, but
intend to do just as say So for bar g,ins s,nr
the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street, ono
door East of the Old Dominion Office -
=, - j. A. SPALDING
N b. The highest cash price paid for old COP.
per and Brass - o.
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II" BOOkS just received and for sale bv
w. II. II. HODGES s. CO
Graham's English Synonymcs
Amy Herbert tale bv the author of Gertrude,
Salkeld's Classical Antiquities
Nos i2S and l24 II ustr"ted Shakespeare
No: IL illustrated History of England
Guizlrs History of Civilization, vol
Ftost5 Book of anecdotes; Or the Moral of Ills
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction TO the French Lnnguaae. cor,o;
ing Fates, Select Tales, Remarkable FacIs. Ann.
sing Anecdotes, Sc, with Dictionary of ali ,b.
Words translated into English; by NJ De Fiyaa
pert's Tales of ChivalTy ~
The Story of Joan of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy No. =,
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UNPARALEIJ-ED WoNDEns
PATHETISM.

TIE PHILOSOPHY OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM DISCOVER
q Ed, EXPLAINED AND DEMO NsrRArEp. ------
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M RS. 8. CROCK II proposes, (if sufficient
IVA encouragement be given her) to give Les
sons In the art of PENMANSfIIP to young Ladies
ana Misses at her residence ON Middle street com
mchclng on the 10th. Hours Of Gftendance-f ON
moderate.
Mrs. G will also rake Class of Lads if desired
Nov 10 - ''U''
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HOOK RENT, and possession given ON the Ist
OF January next; that desira BILE RESIDENCES
on Middle street, now occupied by David Griffith.
ESQ shd adjoining the residence of Jno Thomp
son Esq Apply to JNo G.. WEsroM. or
b'C ~ WIN n WILSON
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-01-23
THE MARKETS,

For abstracts of the Markets generally, see next
page: the following presents the only features
during three days subsequent TO those dates:-
At Boston: There had been sale Of l50, 900 lbs.
Valparaiso Pig Copper, Gas reported by the Ship
ping Lst,) at III cts. per lb., mos.-No improve
ment in Coffee, and sales had been limited. There
were | 10 bags St Domingo sold by auction at cts.
ca-h.-The market for large Goldfish firm with
sales at 4.37 "a SO 80 for packed Mackerel continu-
ed firm, but sales few.-Flour was in good demand
and prices a little higher: Western 5.56,a 5.6S3;
and southern, of which the MAJ kct had been swept,
at 1926 cash for 1900 hrls. Freder cksburg; aud
100 brls. Georgetown and Baltimore Howard street,
taken, the former at s 5629, the latter at s $50,
cash.-Corn was in good demand for export at 7la74
cts measure and weight.-No much doing in
Hemp, and no change in prices Only few Hides
in markct.-Pork continued TO advance, with but
little new in market; Prime S II per brl., mos
Box Sugar was in fair demand, selling al = and s!
cts for brown and yellow.
At Ne,o York: Coffee continued in fair request,
and 5000 bags Brazil sold at TAI cts per h., mos.
Cotton continued to sell at full prices, but chiefly
on speculatou.-The little later advices impaired
more firmness to the Flour market, and Genesee had
dvanced l25, and other Western 6. cts. per brl.,
the extremes being 50a $56S3, and about 10000
brls. had sold. Howard street selling at .25a
S53l! the lower rate subject to re-inspccon.
Some 4a5O00 brs. Jersey Corn Meal had sod partly
to arrive, at 3.s7 81 per bril-, cash.-Wheat was
in better request and sold at Sill for Genesee
white, and $l OS for Western red. Corn continued
in good demand and being less plenty had improved
Bad cts, Southern selling at 7la7Sas0 cts the latter
for white.-The market for Molasses was heavy
Spirits Turpentine had sold al 3Ss cts, cash, from
the wharf, and 39a42 from store cash and mos
American Linseed Oil had advanced to 60 cts, cash,
with salcs.-Old Pork continued in active demand
at improving rates. 1900 brs. having sold at 9.5Oa
S 10 for Prime, and l1,75a$l2.25 for Mess.-Do
mestlc Whiekey was in better request at % for
Drudge csks, and 23a23s cts. for brls.-Sugars were
rather dull.
At Philadelphia: Flour per telegraph yester
day, had advanced and sold at SIS per brl. Old
Corn had sold at IS cts, and Penna. Oats at 40 per
busheI. Whskey up 10 25t cts. per gallon.
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TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

HN subscriber takes this opportunity to express
~ his grateful Acknowledgements to his friends
and patrons aud to the public generally, for the be
raj patronage they have bestowed upon his manufsc-
turing establishment during the last twenty six years
from which he is now DESTROYS of rerreing and # hs
should succeed IN doing so, the public will be duly
notified where they can obtain CASTINGS from hi.
various improved Plough Patterns which have pro.
badly been fitted up with more care, at greater ex.
pense, than similar patterns in this State. He has
sill on hand about 20 Pioughs of various Patterns
aud about 30 tons of Plough casting Cuitivstors.
Harrows OF various kinds and sizes; Wheat Fans.
lhrashng Machines; Horse Powers; Corn Shelters,
ana about on OF his superior Cy lndrical Straw CUT
tiers from TO ~ inches wide. together with a great
variety OF other articles All the above named arti-
cles are faithfully made and of the best materials.
and are offered at very reduced prices at wholesale
and retail.
j. s. EASTMAN,
Jan 10 It No. $50 West Pratt street
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Sauanndh-Sch. Henrietta.
Cotton 80 bales, rice 1911 csks % h do, ground nuts
"a bags, hidrs l79 bdls, order.
Nttr Orleans Bark Georges.
Sugar AS hhds, mnlasses rs brls, W G Harrison.
Netc OrhGnS- Bark Hermitage.
Sugar 81 hhds, } Randall; 81 do, w G Harri.
SOM hemp 81 bales, Elder, Gelston & Co; sugar III
hhds, F & w RodewaId; II do and S tres, w How
ell & Son; 20 do L Cuttings; pork ~ brs, Wilson
Hopkins; 162 do, cotton 81 bales, mdze % pkgs,
order.
NeU Orledns-Bark Lorstto Fish
Sugar 100 hhds, w Howell & Son; 40 do, With
inglon & Eastman; So do, l. Gitngs molasses so
bris, cotton 80 bales, j Henderson x CO; pork 03
hrs, lead 1917 pigs sugar so hhds sundries 10 pkgs
order.
Vetr Orleans-Brig Selma.
Pork 79l brls, T J Carson s Co; sugar 40 hhds,
F i MOntell; cotton IS bales, order.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-01-23
Elk PORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN

To Lirerpool-By brig Rooland, Watts, which
cleared on Friday of last week by CLARK & KEEL
LosG, with 43s brs. Flour, s0543 bushels white
Corn, 200 sides Leather, and 2O3 dry Hides.
To Londonderry-By bark Margaret Hugs
Lfton, cleared last Saturday, with 800 brls Flour
800 do. Corn Meal and 10000 bushels yellow
Corn.
To Co,k and markedly brig Ne,O Model,
Ray, which cleared last Wednesday, by ]. g.
YATES, with 10000 bushels yellow Corn, in
sacks.