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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE.


.HdIHTHcIWtS and IMPROVEMENTS IN lie South.
The New York Evening Post, The able leading organ
ct The Democracy Of that city. quotes from the Boston
Runway Tunes an account of the manufacturing esab-
lishnrns and railways IN the States of Delaware Mary
land Virginia, North and South ca dina Florida Georia
Alabama, Missouri. Kentucky AID tennessee la this
account It is stated that Delaware has greater lumber
OF manufacturing establishments in proportion to her
popua'h" than any other State of he Union. lhe az
ettgae amount invested in rail roads canals and manu-
factories In Maryland, Virginia, Florida Georgia aud
Missouri = about two hundred and fifty millions North
tarhna is SAID 10 have five hundred miles If rail
rad 10 conjunction aud about five cotton fac tories
Saith Caotna over 800 ues of ralroad and Is cotton
aclves Alabama 81 miles Of alis4 ad and over 70 CO.
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CANADA.


The question Of the annexation of Canada TO
the Uni ted States is being seriously entertained
by both the people of Canada and those of Great
Britain. The course pursued bv both parties is
mild and temperate. The Canadians are remon-
s,ratine, not rebellinr: while the people of Great
Britain are deliberately weiPhinr the results
The speculation is \ selfish one in which both
narries ore calmly CALCULATING upon the ipurv and
benefit which i IN accrue 10 self from the nro-
posed severance.
Conada-mnsi eycntuallv dissolve her connev
ion with the British Coycument. rejecting
noonlo bnracned with vrongs and onnrovend
viii legiylatiyc NEGLECT viii not silently submit
Submission unaer such circumstances Is unna-
tural and seryie. The human intellect.i in its ca
Ger search for banninpSs. naturally sbrinks from
the burden ofopprcs<ion and spirited people. a.
wake 10 the sense of their wronrs will exert THEN
utmost mower in thc endcavor in assert and MAIN
tain tbeir righfs. lbs TO be boped, that these
itrutbv tanohi ,o britain in her sirnople with tho
American colonies. have no, been wholly FORGOT.
ten. In that revolutionary movement, She had
plainly demonstrated 10 her, bv the use of prac-
Itical arguments that the crushed spirit of freedom
would resort TO more powerful agents than re-
monstrances when comnlaints and neti,ion,
nroyed unfrr;,fnl And cthe nlors Of (,rco,
Britain be wise tbev will not permit this imoor.
tant lesson so dearly learned TO be without an in
nuence ON their legislative actions.
II is true. that the British Government should
exercise over her national greatness and STRENGTH
jealous care. And because of this truth. we more
strongly insist. that she should Weld TO the remon.
strances of the Canadian people The Canadian
mind is intent upon a severance from the British
Government. and the Deople are firm in the re.
solve to prosecute their intention. The Grounds
of complaint have heen deliberately investigated
and, notwithstanding the opposition of the GOV
ernmenI the almost unanimous verdict calls for q
chance in the legislative nolicv. The decision !,
not the outbnrst of dissatisfaction but the result
of deliberate ineuirv. The nconle Of Canada arc
actino upon conviction that their interest will
be promoted bv a radiance from British rule. and
are not lnaniteStinc that shirt of restleSsness
which is never contented eycept in the midst Of
chances. The determination proceeds from q
Icon,iction based unon Deliberate and nat;ont in.
curry. and the state Of Canada instifcs the infer.
ence that This determination will be sustained
with firmness and VIGILANCE. The effect Of ON.
position to such peopIe is obvious. And
shoud britain ,ttcmnt to crush thc sn;rit oc ,1s.
satisfaction now nreva;li,, in ranoJo tbo c.ra,t
or probability is that remonstronce viii r;nen in.
10 revolt and rebellion will ensuo
The comparative and relative nosit,n IF C,r,.
do is indeed nnGvorabIo In cd,,,norco ,crr;,,,I
turr and manufactures she sinl,s below o,,on tIo
n,ost nC,r;o, Of ,nr Statos Ia, lo,,, 80 .I
rod nrorro.s STRONGLY. cor.r,st al, A.
s 2 ~ ~ '"l'IehI
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prieiy Of the proposed acquisitions; and should
this inquiry result fayorably we incline 10 he.
lieve 1t Will annexation will be the effect. Tbi.
is aquestlon however, for the future. Canad.
Is Vet province, and we cannot honorably enter
tain with her the idea of annexation until She =.
sufnes another position.
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80 the Ladies'.

TNXrRACT of Vanilla and Extract of l. on, very conve-
II and useful articles FOR aavorng Csards Creams
Jeliies Blanche Mango Sc
Aso Coppers refined and shred snglas very superior
quality, Tor salehy
NV. Its il JOHN II. SEAY. Drnopst
nEOWN'~ Essence of Jamaica Gingcr--A most
ID valuable Family Medicine,
oes 29--ts ID. .PAYNES BRO Agents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

HOLD ON A MINUTE.

While democratic editors spending time in dcnoun
eng General Taylor for removing few from office, we
would beg of them,a least TO pause and here
collects the following paragraph:
"RrMovALs,-lh be work goes hravey on the friends
Of Nh Adams removed from flee and the friends
of General Jackson appointed. This course, indlca
ting hmness and obedience the public will, vii give
permanency 10 any administration"
by lhs text then, it seems. they decry removals not
because they d. EN- the improper, but because
calculated 10 give permanency 10 the adminstralun.-
Portsmouth Uhig.
Mar OF THE DEAD SPA G have received through
Mr. n. Hickman, The enlarged niap If The route of the
u. ;. expedition under Commander " r.. Lynch in
the region of the Dead Sea The map embracrs line OF
country north 10 Damascus and lleliopos upon scale
II five miles 10 the inch II laid down under Cum.
LIS surerntendence, by Passed Nidshpman Aulrk
and drawn by Mr. G. Strikland and is niece of tpo.
graphical work, highly crediiahe To all engaged in H.
The map was autographed by T.. Neber & Co.. of
Baltimore, and is executed with the neauess and
finish that we had occasion 10 notice the Fremont
maps and other government work entrusted 10 lhcm
Baltimore Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26
KENTUCKY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Kentucky Constitutional Convention has arrived
a snme practical results in relai, 10 the Judiciary
The organization of the court Of appeals is 10 be as fol-
lows:
|. The court Of appeals is to consist Of four judges
leced by the pe"pe--tlrce 10 constitute quorum.
g The osr judges to be elected in four DISTRICTS,
IN EACH and 10 serve for egh years. OF those first elect
ed one Is 10 go ont IN two years. in fur in sx,
and one IN eight years to be determined by lot.
s. The judges 10 be removable by vote Of two-hirds
Of the General Assembly for any offence not npeachabe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

PORK.-Seveial droves of Hogs have arrived
at eur pens. The droveIs ale making slow saIes
at Il 30.
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g, We invite attention 10 the advertisement,
of Blakc's Fire Proof Paint, found in another col
umn. We are assured, by competent Judge
that it is quite a valuable article. o.
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D. The Cabinet held a long meeting on the
18th instant The subjects of consideration are not
yet known.
G5zs. The Hon. +. s. Vinton, of the 10Th Con.
gresslonal District ol Ohio. has expressed his de-.
termination to retire at the close of the 31st Con-
gress.
g. Up TO the Eth Instant the L. s. Mint at
Philadelphia, had received $3.50 900 of Cali
ilorna gold.
g. A large importation of Australian wheat
has been made lnto Liverpool. There has also
oeth an importation mo The same poit fifty tons
Of flour grown and made in Australia
81 The Hon. George W. Hopkins, late Charge
d AflaiIes TO Portugal has returned TO the United
States, and is now on his way to his residence in
Virginia
o. II is rumored, that Col. Webb of the N.
\. Courier and Enquirer, has been appointed TO
and accepted the Mission to Austria
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

PRESIDENT.
We conclude our notice Of The Interesting proceedings
oil The ceehTaioh with the following highly cumphmen
read
1hom1s Scam. The President of The Baltimore and
ono hnl Road Company Ills administration. mark
ed by ability and efficiency viii be speedily crowned
with success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-26

III Henry Lyon Buwer, the new accredited Minis
Ter To the United States. accompanied by Lady Bulwer
len landnn on the 25h ulf. for Lverroo, there to en-
bark for New York enter on his Diplomatic duties at
Nashiugon.- Boston IrdsscTpt.
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steel, Tin and Rides.

1 CASE "SANDERSON's" CAST STEEL,
L IL boxes lin Plate,
~ Spanish Main Hides, per barge Baltimore. receiving
and Cor sale by GEO RACRY
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SECTIONS.

The grading let at satisfactory prices to re-
sponsibe and experienced Contractors.
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Viii very ,ushsby he dpnbs "a The actual "aiiss 'ili-
sr means sd Inducements inust be efplved b. sdss
tl,psa y heh have nrdef nricr NJ pfes'F
t,berefe ne ~ jusiifid f.gsfding this tfshsa'ae
hetws.p n. N4aragusn Repnbc and Nj Squisfs ss an
nreni attempt The part 81 thai Stale Of as"ua
serica H. plac. Itself andrf tie Protecting annehce o.
lie United Stars aud this policy has nf4bahlf he'h
lrrred unn byfhe harsh proceedings IT o'ra' bti'an
Ihere can b. np d,ihi. hoNeYef that The T"ieeiwhe
If Aosana mnsi b. Sustained hy England, as that 81
Oahrte has heen hy ftaaee. 81 The ii.k 81 az Gu
enn.hfstee and atsat ADVERTISEMENTS. W. have ffc-
azed the auofif, The Iadiau sly reign aud Ne a'e
.6aeJ hls affltfv bat tlsi part Of ihe klohe ever
bc,es The sr,s. IL commercial activity. interests
there II d. leef csnsnlled By raefr and rneilaofy
demeanor haa by acts aaI language which ca" OILY ed
10 more sefiaus histlliiies
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,ee,denl.-ilnrhtt.-sloek.,& &c.

Ccrrcsuol1encc CT lne lrDlLe-
PHILADELPHIA. Monday sept p
John sharp. aged 25 years, residing in Murrey-
81, in this city, was drowned IN tee schuylAili River
.sst night, while fishing.
On Sunday last little daughter Of Mr. A. sham.
line was 70 badly burned, near NorFisiown by her
clothes taking fre that she died 10 a lew hours after
the unfortunate occurrence.
IRE FLovR market continues very quiet Some further
..es for 1rer. have been made al S. per bb but the
derrsrd 10 limited For ciiy c1nsHmr ton. prices range
ron SsfoS5 Is for common and select brands ard s.
s5 g.. fr exro. RYE PLorF. sma saies a. g per bh
which Il decline CozS MEAL - IN limited demand a.
- ~ GRAiN-rheTe not much inquiry for WHEAT.
We quote red a. s. ojdSi rs. and white - s. l2Qs -
RYE wanted st60 c.s per bushe but hoders generally
AK more Com Continues 10 come IN slowly. hlf Tie
supply j. fully equa 10 tne demand Sales Of 800 bush
We .0w NJ 65 ere OATS ere in limited demand. We
ou0is Southern a. ~ So CO and Penney wants Al s. GEMS
Ger bushe cargo offr bags Rio CoFFEE has arrived
when held A. advanced rat-t bot IT, not set disposed
o. COTTON j. IN rather better demand. and prices hrmy
nair lained sales Of 80 bales a. llsdis cis per lb
SUGAR continues IN fair demand. and holders ask slight
advance F4rh-r sales 81 Ga go hhcs New orleans a.
5tdst CTS Do WHsKT is held prime ~ = ceuis In bids
aud 13 cis in hhs huf the sales are limited
SAFE o. SroCEs-FirIf Bard sou Reading RR BgF
is.i 70 % Reading RR itt North American Bs ixti u
Erniucky 8sIs, i0i.; 10 Grad Bank, st
second Bard -Sf,en STATE s., =. Penn RR, =: 30
Gir.fd ~. q. % Wilmington RI. c. ss slQQJ CiiT
o. g /. lo4.. :. 20 Do ICf4
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The Stock market had rather 8 co~nWGa teh-
derey snd the Mosquitoes came IN TO help the Bears
This msiter however. has net created much excite
msni and the holders Of stocks are At s alarmed
Generally the market IS insctlve.
In Freish,s there is not much doing, ssd snip
masters are anxious to take freight 81 current rates
To Liverpool small engagements a. Cd for Flour ID
for Corn los s5s for dead weight IS cents for Cotton
To Hsvre Cotton is cen. per 10.
10 Exch anses there is 4 moderate business DO
Ing ate: 81 for coed snd svorsie OF sterling
The inquiry is by no large, and ihs supply Of
bills Is fair.
The receipts Of me Erie Railroad in September
viii. according to present appearances, reach over
$4,000, although this is short month and has i've
Sundays 10 g. The receipts OF the Norwich Road arc
$500 thar asst September in the first Is days
The receipts Of the Sonirgon in the year ending ist
September show sms.l Increase over the previous
yesr
TIE New-York Hsvro pscket took, 100000 IN
silver coR The exports since the let January last are
S2O2S. coo.
TIE bslsnce in the Sub-Treasury Is advancing
toward four millions Of dollars. The receipts are
$50 30 payments, 1888 balance, s5,s3o6ls.
The following table will show the value Of the
dry goods imported this port for The week ending
Frdsy and the amount deposited q. snd withdraw
from toe L : Warehouse
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City for the six month. ending June 80 1919:


The Boston Sub-rfea-ury has about 100000
locked up.
A meeting Of the business men OF OswegO " as
held on Tuesday last at which Committee Of Twelve
we're appointed to prepare and submit to the Canal
Board plan for the improvement Of the Oswego Ca
nal al It's termination ia that city.
TIE town Of London L c. has pledged itself
70 take $4,000 stock in the Great Western Railroad.
Hamilton has pledged herself Tor $4,000 Of the stock
The navigation Of the Delaware division OF the
Penney vana Canal has been suspended for few days
past in consequence Of the want OF wster.
The subscriptions of the Hllsboro ana Ciaoin.
natl Railroad reach $4,000.
The Rutland and Burlington Railroad was
opened day or two since from Burlington to Middle.
bury and will be opened TO Rutland wilhn month.
The whole line 10 Boston viii soon be completed
The annexed table gives the exports from New
Orleans Of the Leading articles Of produce for the
Commercial year. ending 3ist August last, compared
with the previous yesr There Is an increase in Flour
Pork. Bacon Beef and Corn, and decline in Lard
cad and whisky The statements az below
sxgosrs PROM NGw ORLEANS F"s Two YEAPs FRoA isT
To lar
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Delegates 70 the Wits State Convention.
LsrtsSaos o. let Dist Col HOLLOWAY Lone

Hoosrp AND LASDrp.-It 10 commonly said
ttss n.rs have nerd OF good memories Inc ssying Is
A applicable TO rabid and inscriptions psrissns IN
politics 90 TO liars; Of which truth we have notable
ustrstioa In the re Of the Wass'Hsos CRi's
iust at ths tims ne nost rsbid and unscrupuous Il
psrtsanship OF all known journals
Some dsys s.nce there appeared In tne k'ca.9Ea
var ietier ,om Washington. suggesting, srnors
:he, things tia, the friends II the Administration u"
virsiois sboald promo's the work Of removing from
once .uch persons ought 70 be removed BY no,r
tie department end character Of ofec holders snd
making report conndentiliy 10 the beads OF Depart
,nsn,s OF Washington. Then what nsre up Was seeh
~ the columns of the Ca,0r The capacities OF types
ara printers ink unequal to the ,ssk OF utesipg
Al, horror astonsbpent and indigestion AZ rune tbs
change upon sspiesase On tales infamy sveeAsHes
spies common inforners, SC. &c
The Rsek-ozd Hk,g kept quiet until me Unioa Aso
LAT loose all lis thunder snd then disclosed the
noy.s fact that the Washington letter al which toe
az orysu was 90 Mortified, was simply srepuohesuon
of one which originally appeared, many years ego "a
he PiAsoHd Ere zer then conducted oy TIE present
.rior editor OF toe Usson The espionage was tnen re-
commended 10 q Democratic Adminlsrsuon Nuen
Jscksons.) and the accommodation was tse'ty a.
east. approved by thu very Ar. kitehie. VINO nos
st.pds ashsst at ito enormiy The bait h.s taken Ano
The venerable ash 10 fairly hooked and landed.
'"' leo b. Advertiser
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,her be resisned ire ehsrss . hir ssd ta.t
tan ssd sSsiu done IL, without n-s't-uol -
carried out th@ anchor rr fhe iar go - -.Lfs.
,hs-a u.s deep vstr- sd hove taught 7pon 70 = -
-. .-.ss ...s-r "a Re szrbo.rd SIDE, -nd on -
fs--,,-s quarter tserc vss crly beiareh 80 -. -
;-e; water the rusder vas fs't- tne = ~ ve--
scn1e On; not a. much as sne nal s - ~ bs lat.
nearly upright ] i-rrne 1isrsly oI-7l- - f- ,ha
-r.f ~ placing the st.rDoard po"ei men. -. -
lsurca CO. ng r-lch c-ain c@or - 1900. q
cone a. ard Ing ire lsunch lp - - - No.
z-- =. -. .a~-,ast also I'D ny - ar e----.
f-r-- he deek TIE loug beat Of the =. L1-s-'- -
reported = ne rot % e II II e-
ANYTHING. beng very leszF. .,.s.t Tia Milo.
I, IA. now s5out ni5uishi o. the Io.l - r.
informed me- that the tide Tss rising -ne =.
intense,t sirsin upon the cable. 20 80 ~sssri
sfarnosri arm II the Tlndla--i - .--'--s - AZ
--.snsi- enc rou.s ] ought % nave zen. -
- r,-.,er Informed me be nad already 80 - -
round about Two points that Wnen ~ .H Pv ii,ris
~ vessel va beading fcuthesi' "a. = 80.
and rrt'e brought the DOW ro-h1 III - -, I 80
-. s5 -, -, he eastward. Al this Tune u--
hem attending forward on ne - -, ,rtf-h
eoire en- observed, oy me AsH- u - ...ir- over
was row We. up ire rocsI lo',--. -, - bo.-Sr, ali
-r f-s lsrboard Size. could pi--n'y - - =. -
... ~ s-,rr n the fore c-alns, "--f5
s-.roref Il row occurred % me ~ $50 II. 49,
in he vessel forward on fer l9"sp' 80 -. - r.
a. 4 e-5e-~l- by depressing her bow 'o C--77 -
.i4s ra the reef TIE eject "~ laFo'"-'-' 80
inuedateJ saw thai, - ine rose WIN --'
81 .,.,r IN ,be cable We found re Rad gained,
- --.vriry Ia this plan. by degrees, We succeeded
~ 1' 49,. +, ~, rnor1irr In getting tie LoSrnie
49, .r-ss rer 30 isr from the reef as We
s - $3.50 tse, ssss QUIZ We le: 60 c-e Of her
anchors. sud JUST a. ths; moment me ',Fesn coz
.ia So j.. .sf. time been caught under 4e. IocA
So LII, ,hst the stream. anchor was still some
s.tspce 6r.her Of. mention this 70 show what zlnd
.. bottom tscre i along The edge Of these reels
The Eugeuio was yus lst on the nofiu5rn si,e ~
tie reef ~ Rizo" her -feIn and -iafroaii soc rest
i-- IN H., ret with deep water from her lar0ozrd
n,sin chains forward The bottom was rocky as are
he bottoms Of Of these reefs. Leaving toe E.ss,
ME ~ srcbor returned 70 ny vessel and ~ day sai
o. ~, rr weigh and went round and took her IN tow,
.ad ,orsa Der to my anchorage Al saefaelo' where
-. --l-c1 1. rrnn On the lIth
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Int.rssllns Item. by Ihe sonlh.r n NIan.

DlLTlMoEr- Monday, sept IT. , y
The 5O0tnern NJ I'll has coue ~ hand from the
New Orleans papers Of tee l7th clip tae following
interesting iiems:
The steamship Severn had arrived e. New-Oreari
from Brszos. bringing Mr. Clifford, our Minister -
Mexico. ana The ns~s ri The death n Gen. Psre5-s
The schooner Lone Star from Veissco. i0soea with
cotton was recently wrecked near san Luis
By the arrival ~ the steamer Yscht yesterday ron
Galveston, have ice Nqiagorda IrsnHs Of ne ivin
when gives most gloomy accounts q TIE cotton ofoy
10 that region gre-ter part Oft having been seriously
injured 81 the worm. Tie 81 Augnsune pspefs give
similar accounts with those Of the Iriblre
Capt Barrett Of the ship sutsns, which arrived On
the 10Th from NeV.IoTk reports passng On me 'J'1
ut Of Cape Hsrteras bales OF cotton angst oelhg
marked On the erd " 2. b end on the 'i1e l. ~
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pOsION. sept o4-Arr hsrks zion Baltimore Gen Jes-
SOP fremont. and Gov BDkgsi fhAtdepnai 1ilk NJ M
.onc asrog i2ih Viz; schrs David, GA sefs lfl Ut.
50 passengers Wesover, ana Har?, !iehr'pn5 Beau
chsrno Norfolk Afelire, Phla; Lyrcnhrr +, N t,t 80
Baft COchiuaie, London - vi. os- t'ih, Id -
on W s.. slip Hefsia I'M London for bGslo1- ,,
gart. Jo.co sno Brrlnrrs ~ orb bfgs LeuoDls, So
vnunsh: Hyss aud Ziyo-r lee P.ilgd .chrs WI Ger er
Ricnu ond Albion and Nandaaer. Philad Tees hiehs'
Be.dg, ship Tborndiks from Shields, l4ih ul.
{ esred. salp Sedan, NOrlesnsi bar, brsr'op' Cs-
cuts; briggs Northrau, baree!ont Ben ffsrEAn sno II
SALEM, Scot Q3-Arr brig Cooovs, from Bas'port for
K chmOLc schr ! BeTDice, from do for NJ ORR From
be usv ting Antsres fn Beverly for San francisco.
BATH S-uf 21-Arr. snip juliet, Corr
PUHT AND, Sep. 22-An sebrs Sarah Gardner Aa-''
NEW BEpSoRD. Sept PAR, bark Frerkl'n I'm Pa
Roes Island, about Dec ], ship Afehre, NIB. g sperm
since leaving Oahu Spoke Fec 10. iai4' Ion 50 . snip
N1 Riich, Fsirisveu 80 sperm who reported Jan -
of solomon -l.Do Oympia RIB, $40 spui Aug 4. 1871 Cd
s. = loo ~ S. brig A. ls Liverpool for sugspofci ei
3 \ lon q GO. bark Morass, LJadVl for Boubay-haG
t he dav previous, bafk Science. Bangor or Fac frsr
-itco; IS b. hsrk Eien, oi Loucon from haun3rs 't
vapsrsiso; Sept 10, les2s, lou 49, 5ng Ufss hnof"
PRovIDESGE. Sept IS Arr sehr Brookbaven, Nor.
fox sAfLtD-sctr irnc Prst NsIsemoud, Geo Hos. a-d
Wm Penn. Nof:olki 2 R-ud0i %, Phileoi An. icu''
Roniour sioop Mi-ri Co $50, schrs Idcsi YORK RIVER
MtM -sloop Rhode leland from Providence for New.
York was olsmssied 90 tiday or Point Juciia Hla on
.af1rdhy was Nov ed IN q nrs London.
sPoKEs-Apui IA, la "A \ Ion 81, bark Rising sun,
YO,s for Sen Francisco.
vHALfMEN-Touch-d a. fsyal, July e. ship Rousseau
New Be0fOrc; 2ip, bari Donueli 90 l-nced ofi no
z6.h shp- Swift De-. .is George Farhaven; Aug Rot
90 Hood. My-uci Naveriy, Nbediord; Csrdace. NJ 20
don: bark Edward NBeIfefo, landed 80 hhs; an, FL
Benz Tuckes DO; 5ih, bark q 'menf, New Loncor D.
ships bye NBediOf0 lS1 bbs yet landed; l3th In
d. anled AZ bOi'; oregon Farbsv@n' snded 81 nh
mig March. YEN ogiD 20 bbl, 2h, ship Ocess, SBec
f,fd i.n6.d $50 bill. bark Champion Wespori, 800 d0
ss,h chip Charles, NBediorc; 10Th, bs'k susan; Go
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Receipts stncs SgfDydgv-F LoCe, 1000 obis !;
Wheat, none, CoRN, 5000 bush BARLEY 300 do o.
IN F1oUa there is a good business doing, the sales
reaching 800 bbs st4 ~ g for straight Michigan
aud 5 25a5 81. for pure GeDesee. The market icf
WAEAT s. hrner, and notice Gales Of 800 bush 0e
uesee ste % Corn is Ia brisk demand sna tnafSe'
nrn TIE Gales embrace Ia 600 busb mostly Nei'efD
mixed at 5e45ssc. RYE is quoted 30, with sales o.
900 bu,h BAsLEY l. in scuve request WITH sales Z"
900 bu.h including rowec, al 70, snd Tour ro"eo
sales VI 100 bbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-25
nInrket-....BrFgALo. 80 - ? 81.

Reoe,nfs ssace 5ofurd0V-FLnuF, 1000 hbls.i
WHEAT, 10000 bushels; CoEN s5VD bushels mere
- yooa demsn1 Tor FLouR. AID the market 10 BIT
ter We notice sales a. z.foO barrels common Al-
ehigen brands a. 81 - For WHEAT there continues
fair enquiry but fbe hrness 81 holders prevents srse
trsn.scdors sale Of so ousnes Monroe Wa fnaoe
A. g5Ir Oeing 10 large receipts the market IS heavy
for Com aud 900 bushels mixed Western changed
hands al acc. OATS are 3913lc. ~i-n ssies . syD
bushels WHISKY Il better, with sales Of ono 81 -
FsE1cB7s have slightly sltered we quote Flour 80
Waeag l4c, and Corn &C.