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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-25
JACOB BLATNER,


Mathematical and Philosophical Instrument
Maker,
Has on hand and for sale
Surveyors compasses and chains .. .. ...
Levelling instruments
Iheodolite pocket compasses
Spy glasses, Baroneters, Thermometers
Hydrometers, of silver and glass
Hydrometers. for acids and salts
Drawing Instruments; Spectaces
Ivory and Gunters Scales and Pro,racto,.
Hour and half hour glasses
Microscopes; Magnifying glasses
Magic lanthorns; Electrical machines
Sngical and Dantn Instruments.
rocket d'sscctlng, copping and selfinjeo,ing
Syringes, large and small
Lancets, forceps, turkeys
Brass cups and pumps .
Large scales and weights, for druggist,
Prescription scales, On stands
Musical Instruments.
Fiolins. Guitars, Flutes, dc.
5S, Second street.
st. Louis, March 5, l549-l-y
LEAD AND SHOT
5OO 10. Bar Lead.
81 bags Shot. just received and for sale
ny milo JNO. D. PERRY
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SPRINGFIELD, H., February 20. lS4

SPRINGFIELD, H., February 20, lS4S
This is to certify that | was cured of Sc.
we're attack of Infammatory rheumatism, from
the use ofo one bottle of your Elnbrocaton, and
hope every felow-suferer will use it, for
their is no doubt but it will cure any case,
however violent; this can safely assert after
using il myself
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-25
JNOUb DIIA MEN > NEW
Electro Magnetic Machine.
=. FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. n

NO o5, Second Street, near Pine, st. Low.
,.-T . is, No rfrTaHFuT
The favor with which this little Machine has
been received BY many of the Medical profess
sion, aud others who have used them on per.
sons laboring under various diseases. VINO
have been restored to health, or benefited
thereby, induces this publication. The ma.
chine is quite different from all Electrical Ma.
chimes aud Galvanic Batteries; il requires TO
be used but from one to five minutes al time.
The effects are not repulsve to the patient.
and no i'll effects can be referred to. Testi.
monialS in its favor are daily accommodating.
1t admits OF the most perfect control, as, from
a high degree of power, it can be reduced with
unerring certainty, down to the very smallest,
by slight alteration Of the wires, at the plea.
sure OF the operator. 1t requires no assistant
lnits use, where the person is able to hold tho
handles, The Machine has been applied in ca.
ses OF Tic Doloreux. Eryspelas, Nervous
Tremor, Paralysis, Stiffness and Tnelasticty of
Joints, Lum5ago. rheumatism, Sick Head
Ache, st. Vitus' Dance, Scrufula. White Swell.
ling, CurvatUres Of the Spine, Kings Evil.
Dyspepsia, Disease of the Throat, Tooth.
Ache, Dropsy, Squirting, Loss of Voice,
Deafness, and numerous cases can be deferred
to within tho last four months MANY of the
cures have been pronounced astonishing. .
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LNRIEND HAMMOND will have to stot

LNRlEND HAMMOND will have to stop
IL your paper.
Why so, Nj. Brown'
Because my eye-sight is so bad that can
scarcely read.
Why do you not use spectacles,
have not been able to find any TO suit
Have you been down at COOKIES Shop to
see if he could not suit you!
No have not.
Go down-he has got all kinds.
Well, | will.
Hammond, got them,-here is your pay
for two years subscription. -BoonriHe Obserrer.
Boonville, Nov. 0, 1913. -.
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TERMS.
For the Primary Studies, 81 OO
Common English Branches, 10 oG
Lain and Greek Languages, IA Sc
Extra CHARGES.
Music, with use of Piano, 81 50
without Is 0O
French, Drawing, Painting and Needle
Work, the usual prices.
Good boarding can be procured at from S
25 to 81 so per week.
The Board of instruction for the ensuing
term will consist of the following persona:
w. L. LUCKY, A. NJ. Superintendent and
Principal of the Female Department; w. 4.
DAVIS, A. B. Principal Of the Male Depart
ment; c. c. HUFFAKER, Assistant IN the
Male Department; Miss C. S. WHITE, teacher
of Music and Drawing; Miss L. C. LELAND
Hssis.rnt in the Female Department, Mons. J
E. HAMILTON, teacher of French
Howard High School having been in sue.
cessful operation four years, needs no common
dation from the Board of Trustees. Its char
acter is established.
Miss C. S. WHITE, teacher Of Music
Painting and Drawing, has given entire salts
faction, and fully sustained the reputation c
the department. We can confidently recon-
mend her to the public as well qualified for heI
station.
Young Ladies desiring tostudy the ornumen,
tai branches, will find Miss. White skiltu
and accomplished teacher.
All persons desiring to attend the Schoc
are urged to be present at the beginning of the
session.
We bespeak for the School continuation OF
that patronage which has been SO literally ex-
tended 10 it heretofore.
SAMUEL e. MAJOR,
President Of the Board of Trustees.
Fayette, August 9, lS4S.
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SALT-G A Salt, in superior large sacks 7
~ do kanawa aud Boopslick in hs !.
rels full supply for saleby B.T.SS
Fsyette oct II %
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-25
Howard High school,

IA lETIE, MO.
TIME Eleuenth Session of this Institution
L will commence on the first Monday in
September, and continue Sir Months. By
a new arrangement, the Academic Year is
divided into two sessions of unequal length
the one Of Four and the other Of Six months
land the terms are varied in corresponding
manner. For the summer session, the fol-
loving are the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-10-25
J. L. CLARK,

j. - "LAhh' a. J. HERNDoN.
LAW NOTICE. ..'0"
NLARK s. HERNDON will continue TO
~ practice law in partnership, in all the
courts of Howard county, except the County
Court. All business entrusted to them will re.
ceive their united attention. . -
John B. Clark will continue to attend The
several courts as heretofore.
0rOftice on the public square, Fayeite,
0rrAndrew ]. Herndon can at all times no
found at the County Clerks office.
Fayette, October 10, S4s.-32
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...-.. DIRECTORS.
James Clemens jr. Daniel o. pore.
WITS H hIng' Louis V. Bogy,
R, F. Barrett, NJ. b. Robert IT. Rcn;cL
Trusten Polk Giles F. FiIley'
RUbtr Barth Wuit Barton
Kenneth Mckenzie, John B. Csmds,
William A. Conn, William Wado
JOHN B. CAMDEN, Pres't.
4. MACKENZIE, Vice Pres',.
W II. PRTcnARr, Sec'y.
K F. Barrett, NJ. D. ..-
J B. Johnson, NJ. D. physicians.
once NO l32, Ma in street, over Banking
House of Loker, Renick g. Co.
J., M. Bronaugh, NJ. D., Physician.
August 8, ls49. -23-tf
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ls49.) ST. Louis, (lSl0.
Glasgow and Brunswick, Mo.
River Packet Line.

Glasgow and Brunswick, Mo.
River Packet Line.
A aN TUESDAY PACKET, ROW,
ENA,wm c. Jrwrrr, Com.
mander, leaves St Louis for Brunswick, every
Tuesday at E O'Clock, P NJ; leaves Brunswick
for St. Louis, every Friday, at 6 O'Clock, a. NJ
This elegant passenger steamer baving
been entirely refilted, reprinted and repaired
will resume her regular packet trips in the
above trade on the opening of navigation, and
continue them throughout the season.
The ROWENA will leave St, Louis on her
upward trip every Tuesday, at o'clock, P.
NJ, and arrive at Brunswick on Thursday
evening. Returning, she will leave Bruins.
wick every Friday at 6 O'Clock, A. M, and be
at Keytesville Landing at 8, A. M, Cambridge
at o'clock, and leave Glasgow at at IL o.
clock, A. NJ, will be nj Bouldin'S landing, Ar
row Rock, Boonyille and Rocheport same dry;
at Mount Vernon, Providence, Nashville,
Martins Landing, Marion, Claysville, JEFF
Shepeys Landing, Smiths Landing, Young's
Landing, Portland, Hermann, Loutre Island,
Pinckney, Washington, South Point and Point
Labardie, on Saturday; will be at st. Charles
early Sunday morning. and arrive at St. Louis
same day.
The commander of the Rouena embraces
the present opportunity of returning his sincere
thanks to his friends who have so literally pat
ronized him, and assures then. that every ex-
erlion on the part of himself and officers
shall be made to render her still worthy of the
patronage of The travelling and shipping pub.
lie.
Agents-A. McMECHAN g. Co, Brunswick
L APPLEGATE, Keytesyille Landing
: SA p; fEE R Co Glasgow.
J. A. D. ADDERTON, Arrow Rock.
JAS 4. JOHNSON, Boonville.
PHILIP CROW, Rocheport
Col II. II. BABER, jefferson City.
p. C. ARNOLD. Portland.
January Is, lS49.
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c. FLINT l. JONES,
N. Orleans.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
CE TT U a RY.

Departed this life on the llth inst Mrs. ELIZABETH
g. GAMBLE, wife of Thcophus Gamble, Esq, Angus
Ia county, Va in the 37ih year of her age. On the
sabbath morning, while many loved friends
tncr way to the courts OF the Lord where she had
often mingled in Worship her ca spirit gent
W taken 10 the crest that remanch for the people Of
God" How delightful how consoling to think that
she immediately made one more in that "grcat multi
fude before the throne, worshpping in the upper
tuary." None who knew her well, can have one rea.
sonabie doubt that she dwes there. At an early
.sge she was received member Of the Messy Creek
Cnurcn anu alter her marriage, became and continued
I'LL her death, d member of the Augusta Church Her
profession was adorned throughout by exemplary
her love OF his word his house, his throne grace
his people, her universal violence and her entire
habual reliance upon Christ for acceptance with God
all gave decisive indications Of renewed nature Her
Pety was wholly free from ostcnaton but still deep
y imbned with the life and power of christian ceiling
and christian principle. She had indeed ''the ornament
Of meek and quiet spirit Her protractcd decline
was marked TO AN uncommon degree, by the "pcace of
God which passeth all Understandings" Perfectly calm
and rational to 'he last of Earth she death with
out . fear, for TO her it came without sting
For the newspaper this is enough. Others, deeply be-
reayed, but Borrowing not those no have hope
will love todwell in memory upon thousand things
which bound thcir hearts to who tras-but is not
for. God hath taken her. w. b.
"Vindicator" and ''Wa tchman and Observer W III
please copy.
DIED, on tho Odd inst, of consumption aged 80
years-THANCY, wife of NJ. Qunlan, Esq, The de-
ceased left behind her good name. and was followed
TO the grave by large concoursc of citizens, who
iested earnest sympathy for the bcrcavcd family.
i, tlt X. l. p.
DIED, at his residence in Harrison county, Indiana
tho 9th of January last, Mr. MICHAEL CRoNE, aged
81 years. Mr.. G. was formerly of Augusta county
painful illness, Mrs. MARY DIxsoN consort Of MIR. Jno
Dixson, decd, aged "a years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
COLORED DAGUERREOTYPEs.
--@fEf~


VU>1E subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of this place and vicinity. tina; he has
taken rooms at the New Building adjoining theVir-
GINA Hotel, first Ioor stairs, and prepared with
an entire set Of GERMAN ACCROMATIC
LENSES and superior CHEMICAL AGENTS
10 execute
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURE LIKENESSES,
which for 6oldness Of relief and beauty of coorng
cannot be surpassed. lie has also availed himself
Ofihe very recently discovered and invaluable ART
OF GLIDING with the chloride of gold. which
not only changes the unfe-like appearance of the
natural Daguerreotype, which has heretofore been
an objection TO them. but gives them superior
beauty of lfe-like expression and sets the coorap
and impression permanently upon the plate. Like
nesses taken single and in groups equally well in
clear or cloudy weather. and inserted in Rosewood
or other Frames, or in the best Gilt Morocco Cases,
or Gold, Gilt or Plated Lockets, of which he has
on hand a beautiful and extensive assortment, of
every size and description.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited
TO call and examine superior collection of Speci-
mems oi the Art. and set if they choose. by way Of
experiment With the abundance of light afforded
bDy the large and spacious windows, he feels conf
dent IN warranilng perfect satisfaction or no SALE
insructionsin the Art given and Cameras, Plates,
Cases, Chemicals. Apparatus, Sc, &c., furnished
at reasonable terms. r. PIATvT
Siauntyn, Feb. T. iS40-tf
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks OF
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, February the 9th
lS49,
Elizabeth Pipkney Williams rolict of Cumberland
ID. Williams, Edward p. Williams, William
z. Williams, j. Douglass Gray and Isabella Ills
wife, and others-Flaintiils,
AGAINST
John 0. Price and Ann his wife, Joseph Smith and
Ann his wife, James Price, Frederick Price,
Dr. House and Martha his wife, Eliza Price,
Risden Price and John b. Northumberland
ants,
IN CHANCERY.
The. Defendants, John o.. Price and Ann his
wife, James Price, Frederick Price, Dr. House
and Martha his wife. Eliza Price and Risden Price
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
rlty, according to the act of Assembly; and the
Rules of this Court. and it appearing by satisfacto-
ry evidence that they are not Inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said De-
PENDANTS do appear at the Clerks Office aforesaid,
on the LIST Monday in April next and answer
the bill of the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed In Staunton, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
Copy-'Fes!e.
NICI'S. G.. KINNEY, G. g.
February I, 1Sd9.-2m.
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young men and boys of our town Of crowding about
the Church doors Immediately after the scrvcelis
over. have noticed of late that the crowd about
the Church which attend seems to be on the de-
crease, which fear rather indicates disposition
TO do away this good old custom. Now do hope
the young gentlemen aud boys of this town will
not give 1t up but stick to it, and still continue 10
form themselves in triangles, squares, circles and
columns about The Church doors and stare in the
ladies' faces they pass out, for it is Indicative Of
modesty and good breeding and not at all embar-
RAISING to the ladies. And also hope the young
gentlemen will not give up the practice Of whisper
ing in the Churches in time Of service. for that is
another sure mark of good breeding and lastly, /
hope those who GO TO Church and stay out side Of
tho doors all the time of service will continue that
practice as they are the most suitable gallants for
the young ladies, and must doubtless be greatly
benefited by the preaching.-Not
A STRANGER IN TOWN.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
LAS'H NOYICE.

the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
Gerry for The County of Augusta,
John and Franklin McCue-Plain'iffs
VS..
franklin !. Geiger, Royal Parish and Thomas
l.. MISUNDERSTANDING,
Vincent f.. Geiger and George II. Geger, an in
fant who sues by John Churchman his next friend
Plaintiffs,
Franklin T. Geiger, Nicholas C. Kinney, Trus
tee, &c.-Defendan,s
The creditors of George Geiger, decd, and also
those of franklin L. Geiger, whose claims are Sc
cured IN deed of trust filed with the papers in the
md cause above mentioned, who have not presented
Their claims under Former notice. are hereby mott
ned to present them on before the first Monday
IN March next, at my Office in the town of Staun-
ton, as on that day shall proceed TO close the re-
port directed by tho said Court
SAMUEL CLARKE, NJ Con-.
Stauuton, February ID lS49-3t
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, February the 9th,
lS49,
Anthony Ayor-Plaintiif,
AGAINST
David Link and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Aylor, and John Ofebaugh, Exor. OF George
Aylor, dec'd-Defendan,s,
IN CHANCERY. ,,
The Defendants, David Link and Margaret his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according to the act of Assembly and the
Rules of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are moi inhabltants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said De
PENDANTS do appear at The Clerks Office aforesaid
on the LIST Monday in April next and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Court house.
4 Copy-Tese,
NICH'S. G. KINNEY, C. c.
February 7, lS49.-2m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
REMOVAL.

0lIAlE!A-2S IaJo BALL
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
Pr0Iic generally, that he has removed his
Shop to the house recently occupied by Mr.. D. A.
Pltman, as Confectionery Store, Immediately op-
posIte The Virginia Hotel, where he is prepared to
make to order, all kinds of
Saddles, Brides, Carriagc and Wagon Harness,
Trunks, ValiscS, carpet Bags, &C.,
and will sell them on as good terms as they can be
bought elsewhere. lie assures the public that his
work shal be made Of the best material and in a
substantial manner. Call and see.
Staunion, Feb. 7, 1Slo-n
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
HIGH SCHOOL.

Vie subscribers appointed by the Presbytery of
Lexington, a committee to arrange and put in
operation the Presbyterial Hon SCHOOL, now give
notice that the School will open the first IIon
ddy " Hpra neat, Al Shemariah under The imme
date instruction of Rev. WIN. w. TaIMBLe.-
MT. lnm5e enters on the discharge of his new du-
ties with the full confidence and recommendation
Of the Presbytery, including several officers of
Washington College, where ne was educated. The
order OF studies, with list of classics will be Civ
en- In future circular. For the present. it is sum
Client TO say, that the order of studies will embrace
classes from The English through the highest Clas
steal and Mathematical course, preparatory for any
OF the Colleges Universities.
Tuition will be charged at the rate S2i for the
English, and $50 for the Classical and Mathemat-
zeal course, for the Academic year of ten months
% BOARDING may be had in the family Of the
Principal for 81 per month
JOHN HENDREN,
+. MCFARLAND,
r. w. BAILEY.
February ii, l649.-tl.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
ZANE n. THOMPSON, widow of William
Thompson, decd Plaintiff,


Matthew Blair. VIM. c. Snapp, Sc, &c.-De-
PENDANTS.
The Circuit Superior Court for Augusta County,
al IT'S November term, 1913, among other things
decreed 'tlat this cause be referred to one of the
Master Commissioners of this Court who is hereby
requested to state and settle an account Of the adj
mInislraiiun of Il. II. Blair, aGm'r Of Matthew
Blair, decd, ON the estate of his ntestate, inclu
ding, as well his administration of the personal as
OF the real estate-that he also state an account
between the exor and each of the dovisees Of said
Matthew Blair, deed. &c,--and that he also state
and settle an account of the defendant Thomas W.
Brockenbro', admir- of said II. r. Blair, decd, on
the estate of his inestae, and also an account of
any real assets ofsaid Il. r. Blair, decd. subject
to the payment of his debts, aud that the said Com
missioner report, SC, SC.
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"TIIE VALLEY FoST.u

''THE POST" will be perfectly neutral in Religion
and Politics-but at the time will contain all gen
eral intelligence on these TOPICS Of peculiar interest TO
the public, without editorial comments Our great aim
will be TO make "TIlE POSr Journal of the Liter
ature, the Science, and the News ct the day. In its
Literary department, we have the promised aid Of a
number OF gentlemen OF refined taste and learning whose
contributions cannot fail &c render this feature U the Pa
per attractive TO every class of readers. We shall
vitc and expect contributions from intelligent gentle
men OF various parts Of Western Virginia, the all
important subject OF Intcrnai Improvement and kindred
subjects Science and Art i'll find conspicuous lace
in ITS columns General Education-its progress and
means OF hout the country will
ccve It's attentive considc aud all information cal
cuiated to promote the Benevolent Institutions of the
day will be carefully sought after
In addition to original matter the foregoing aud
either topics, every number of'']HE POSr'' will
tam selected articles from the most cbastc and popular
journals OF the day. la short effort will be spared
lshoud the project be cncouraged,) TO make il a
friend that viii meet hearty welcome in every home
where intelligence is found to greet it,
May we not reasonable hope, that in a community so
emncntly distinguished Tor refined intelligence
moral cxactncss ard in age when enterprises
OF TINS character generously appreciated and
tanned, that ample inducements i'll be held
der the undertaking altogether frutless ?and also
when consider the fact that there
in Western Virginia single paper Of purely Literary
prctcnsons
TERMS.-Two Dollars per year, payable after tho
issue Of the first number.
GEORGE HARLAN
SAMUEL Mop. YOST.
Staunton, Feb IS, 1919.
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ZANE THOMPSON. widow of WIN. Thomp
" son, decd. ,-Plain,if,

ZANE THOMPSON. widow of WIN. Thomp-
" son, decd, -Paintif1,
VS..
Jacob Michael, VIM. r. Blair, and ASIDE.
PENDANTS.
Superior Cour, for Augusta County, at its
No. Or Term, 1913, in the above named cause.
decreed ''that John n. Hendrcn, Archibald ID.
Irot'cr and George Seawright, be hereby appointed
Commissioners 10 allo and assign to the Plaintiff
one equal third part of the land in the Bill and pro
ceedings mentioned, having regard to quality, val
ne SC, as of the date of alienation, to be held by
the Plaintiff as DOVER for and during her natural
life, and that they make report, SC.
They will also report what sum would be fair
annual rent or annuity, for Plaintiffs dover estate,
and what gross sum in fee payable in PRESENT.
would be fair equivalent for said dover interest,
&c, SC.
And it is further ordered that Commissioner Hen.
dren take and state of the rents and prof
its of the land from the date Of the subpoena in this
cause up TO the time of closing his account so as TO
ascertain Plaintiffs third thereof and report, SC.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-02-28
VALUABLE FARN! FOR SALE,

E'liE subscriber havingengagedin business which
will necessarily occupy all his attention, offers
Tor sale his farm, lying the Stage road from
Stannton to Lexington, by way of Middebrook,
three and half miles from Stanton
There are in the tract 3I2 ACRES, about
one hall finely numbered, and the remainder in
good state of cultivation The improvements
consist of good
Eog ASagcgIimS-EEossse,
Barn, &c, fine orchard and one ofthe best springs
In the County. Any in want of good farm
convenient 10 market will do well to examine the
premises. LYTTELTON WADDELI
Staunton, Der. q, IS4S
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Reported for the Spectator by HIM. Bro,cn.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flo UR-Sales at IS So
WHEAT-$l 90 for red, and 81 O5 for white.
CoRN--45 cents,
OArs-33 35 cents
BAcoN-Hams s SIC; Sides 81 g.; Should
ers, s. So.
LIaUogs.-NVhiskey, 26a cts. in barrels, scarce.
Va. Apple Brandy, new Sc old IS cents.
BUTTER-Firkn, II Ia cents per pound
CLovERsEED-$4s per bushel for new seed
PLAsTER-Lump So Is to So; tierces of 500
pounds ground, ST. Is.