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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-17
PHILADELPHIA, April Is, lSi9.
Political 1Iattcrs-Ihe Veather-Markcts-S
Sails &.r


Sales, &c.
The clique of the native American party approx
ing the appointment of Peter Sken Smith as Col
kctor of the port, hold meeting tonight in the
first district for the purpose of endeavoring to have
an effect upon the powers that be at Washington
AS this clique is opposed by great portion of the
party rich scene is anticipated
The body of an unknown drowned man was found
about noon in the Delaware, at Dock street wharf
The weather continues cold, which, however, is
accounted for by the telegraph report from Pitts
burgh, stating that snow had fal len there. II fol-
lows, of course, that the mountains between here
and that city are covered with wntry mantle,
and that the wind from that direction would be
chilled before it reaches us.
MARKETS STocK SALEs-There Is no change to
notice in the -four market. The demand for shipment
continues limited but holders do not exhibit any de-
sire to sell at less than 81 37A for common brands
The Gales amount to 500 bbs Rye -four sells at 81 rs.
Corn meal is scarce, and held at 81 SO per Dbl
sales have been reported Grain-Thc quantity of
wheat Offering is SMALL sales of prime red wheat ut 95
ats Penna rye is selling at Soc. for distng. Sales
Of 900 bushels yellow at SAC for weight which is
an advance Saturdays rates. Oats are in limited
at 29c for Southern and Gle to &c for
Penn'a Sales Of whskey ut 19c to zoe. for hhds and
bbls.
FIRST Board.-s1OOsO Penna SIS, 50 81 yoeo Reading
Mt Bonds 81; IL shs Mechanics Bank, 81; n o Gas,
49, rs Girard Bank. 1919; n. A Bank. 1231s; Phi
ladelphia Bank. 1861 Second Board S3l 900 Penn a
SIS Sc $4,000 u S. &c, 81, ITO $4,000 do. 1898 10
u s. Bank 3.
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Lake SUPERIOR Conner Mines.


U. q Y,
SUPERIOR, FEB 90 1S4g.
AT the Cliff Nine, on the first of the month, in
the northern part of No drift, there was a large
amount OF copper in masses being cut up. The
lode IN the slopes about IL inches WIDE consisting
OF barrel and stamps work. The lode In the drift
north, about the same size, but somewhat dis
ordered on account of the approach to the
slide. Eighteen men were cutting copper stopinp
and driving in this drift during the month of JAM
In No. DRIFT, % fathoms south of No. shaft, six
men were sinking Wine, and were twenty-nine
feet down from this drift. The lode is one foot
WIDE, stamps work and improving. The Slopes
north of No. shaft, in this drift, are good and
the lode Is from eighteen inches To two feet wide
consisting of masses, barrel and stamps work
twenty men were cutting copper and working in
them during January, and six men driving north
The lode is two feet wide, barrel and stamp work
Six men had sunk No 2 shaft, down three feet
from this drift The lode is about two feet wide,
stamps work In No. $ drift, south of No. shaft,
80 feet, SIX men were driving SOUTH the lode being
eighteen inches wide, consisting of masses barrel
and stamps work. North of No. l shaft rs feet
Elk men are driving north. They drove in all
January, AZ feet, the lode two feet wide, barrel
and stamps work. Making of different drifts, ex-
tended during the month, 43 yds., 3 feet, and of
ground Slopes Al fathoms ii feet pore rock drawn
by three horses, weighing 727 tons, and copper
rock stamped, 257a tons; masses and barrel sent
10 the Lake 6lb tons. The present appearance of
the mine is every day favorable, and their teams
are constantly hauling to the landing The North
west Company have recommended operations
with commendabe spirit. Their new acting
agent, Mr.. Alexander, who has traversed the
route from Green Bay, on snow-shocs, and was
for seven days decrepid by rheumatism, obliged to
lie IN the woods, four of which without company
and In helpless state, re-opens the work with six
teen miners, to be increased to fifty on the opening
of navigation. There can be no failure here, more
than in the Cliff Copper Falls or the North Ameri-
can. The old Eagle River dggings are being
operated upon by a few miners. The Copper Falls,
in addition TO statements IN my last, have nearly
completed sinking the shafts through the sand
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y S$.d Sfsfs nsSa5s
ter Cone do, Eagle Hazard Union Jones' do do South
r,Bs,IHcuSs Blanchard, St Jaso ds Cuba, Ne,mith
nelson SsG1s "sd fH. Rsyns
runay Noses, gaRy pasi Sfs
Madison Mathsr Savannah stnrges Chairman Coz Peters
sehrsSiIas Hand Ackeriy Port an Prince, MAILER
Bsds &c Ghs ssssiS
Ne; Homer, NiciersOn, Boston; Lawyer Chapman. New
sOGPs-Champon, Babe, Providence; President Prsbse
Capt nckstar went out a. master OF the packet ship
Yorkshire.
Hs&s inc A'a ',sA AZ an'"0' the bar since Friday
Sshr RsehaSte of Portland LOrps San Juan Cuba Il
severe weather, split sails &C. wy
sehr Charles Mills, Francis Wilmington, 8 days.
Schr Eliza, Smith, Philadelphia
Below.
Ship Oneida Cresey from Canton Jan with mdsc 70
Ship Camius, Sylvester from Liverpool March H. with
Br ship Admiral from Liverpool.
Brig aetamora Bsnce, from Mobile with cotton, to
Also two ships and one bark unknown
Sailed.
pool ships Cenuran do Ccone, Beers, Havana Msnches-
ter Cone New Orleans Union; Jones do; Southport Nc
Smith Richmond; brig Republic Smith, Mobile.
In the arrival Of the schr Alarc yesterday reported
her as having sailed in company with the schr Chas Mills
that the cl Cha Mills sailed over the main bar while
miles in her favor
ArRrL lGwi,d a, sunrise NV; at meridian, dol a. sun
SET do.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
,. PHtap Ell. April M-Arryed7BOrk Non
Clearcd-Bark crard, Chase Boston; briggs Janc (Br,
Watts Orleans George %$kngn GanS i0 cspon
John ho&a. e. ,H SSs york; sa
Ann Parker Russell Providence; George Washington Camp
Ma, dbl NC Nm Ware small BOton Marcy How
Miscellaneous.
s B a., 81 % Gy for ohasTc Pa
Room at Kenyons this day at haf-pas Il o'clock and
Of the steamer Niagara for Halifax and Liverpool this after
above Offices to destination.
cailao e. viii close above Wednesday, iSth At
hslf-past II o'clock.
Texas nc Nas de ror: 81. .T hsy
s vs ON s Of esy By on s "ss
which caused her sPr1s and upP her Toder knock OF
Caps cxertiens succeeded in repairing his rud
der and sIS bis S ss 1g ~S port In Of the
nna e sae 4oo aR Rs were residing
Esq The recruits have been removed board the ship
Susan Drew. 'F
BRIG HIoHLANprR, Killcran, from Boston for Havana
with cargo OF ice struck hbaeo near Cherokee sound
Ut March and soon went t0 pieces The captain and
with the vessels materials have been taken to Nassau Mp
by wrcckers '' -'''
BRIG j. H. STEVENS, Hutchinson hence for Bncksville
Sc put into Georgetown Sc 10th with loss of fore
mast stay pit mansa stove quarter rail- and expert
eneed succession OF gales which drove her Gulf
R BRIG SIRIUS Cochran from Maitland Ms for Boston
WIN WOOD and Shingles and - passengers contact on
TIC nRh ~ the 7th inst near h0Oepecea with unknown
schr which kept her clear the
ifE JIG lad bows stove, several tnbcrs broken aud
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Dnuo esfic AIiscellanv.

Mr.. Anderson, of Clarksborough, N j., killed on
the 18th inst his horses becoming unmanagcoble and
throwing him against fence, thereby breaking his
neck.
Coleman Hall, of Danvlle, N. c., shot his son, aged
Is years. short time since while n turkey hunt He
mistook him in the bramble for a turkey.
Elisha Lee instantly killed on the 18th inst. at
Ontario N. Y, by falling from the top Of house
There were received in Boston, Thursday last
from the Philadelphia Mint S57, 500 Of coin from Cali
forna gold
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Died.

On Monday evening, 10th instant, of consumption,
MARGARET MrRRELL, aged Is years, 4 months, and II
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of
her brother John Merrell, and brother-in-aw John
Hewitt, Jr, respectfully invited to attend her f-
neral, on Wednesday morning, 18th instant, at ten
street corner Of Jay.
On Sunday, 18th inst. Of consumption, JOHN Scorr,
aged 81 years and two months
His friends and acquaintance and those Of the IA
mily respectfully invited to attend his funeral this
(Tucsday) afternoon, 18th instant, at three o'clock
without further invitation from the residence of his
grandfather, Matthew Armstrong, No. Hammond
street.
At West Hoboken on the 10th Of April, Mr. JOHN
AcXERMAr old and respectable inhabitant Of that
place after lingering illness, aged SO years
New Orleans and st. Louis papers please CODY.
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SpOrtinU Intelligence

hETAKIr COURSE, FRIDAY, Arm G.-Ihyd Ddy-First
Race-Proprictors Purse S100-one mile out-feather
weights
" m Browns br IN Ann Hughes, by Envoy, dam by
Btrtrhnu. . .
VIM. Cummings oh. M. Kate HaraI, by Bcshazzar,
by Lafayette. .
J. Kilpatrck's bl g. Midnight by Eclipse, dam by
Moses years old. .......... ..........,.
Time, 1:51.
Same Day.-Socond Race-Jockey Club Purse, 5000
-four mile heats.
~ szyman'h's CHI. m. Little Emily by Wagner,
- cut OF tmily Speed years old. .,......... ]
J y falterson's b. T. Charmcr by imp. Glencoe,
"ut 81 bsifey Malone 4 years old, ,...,... dr.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City and County Of New York from th day OF
- April to the l4th day of April, 1919.
Men, "a; Women, 6S; Boys, 50; Girls, 73-Iotal ep5

Men ~ W 0nish, %; Boys, %; Girls, 73.-Tota1, 15
DIsEAsEs.
Absesss, Apoplexy, 8; Atropha, 2; Bleeding from
Wonb i Burned or sealded, 2; bronchitis 4 Cancer Of
Womb Cancer, Casualties q Cholera inantum l.
sumption, o2 Convulsons 49, Group Congestion lungs
Z Conclusion of BRAIN Il Cyanocis Debility o. Derum
the head rs dEoI,y in the chest 1 drowned Dysenteiy
ture, l. Fever Fever Bilious Fever intermittent l. Fe-
yer puerIsra Fever remitent i Fever scarlet Fever
tc L Heart disease Of Hopping Cough S. InAucn.a, l.
Illumination of bowels Inflammation Of chest l. Inasmma-
ton Of kidneys Inflammation Of lungs l6 Inflammation
Of stomach l. Inflammation Of throat, Innamma alton Of
liver lntempersnee harasmus TO- Measles ?; Old Age
Obesity i Palsy q Premature BIRTH Rupture l. Scro-
fula, 5; Small Po1, sprue, Tsethng q Tetanus I'm
known,2
ASs-Under one year, 6s to years ST. to f6 70 TO-
- 10 to 10 Ia to 80 ~ to TO- 32 20 So 49, 70 70 co.
i3; GO 70 TO- Ia 70 ~ o. Il 30 to &c. 2; 70 to 100, Il
known, l. -
A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
City IEsPEcroR's OFFICE, April 18th, 1870
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Married,

On the 18th instant by the Rev. II. Cha sc, JOSEPH
FEKpEN to Miss ANNE HERMAN, all of this city.
April 18th, by the Rev. Mr.. Halsey, j. c. LoEscHER,
of Bremen, to Miss SUSAN T.. SHANKLANp, OF New York
At Savannah, Ga, on the 10th instant, Lieutenant
JOHN c. BoorH u S. Army, to Nancy, daughter Of the
late John P. Williamson, Of that city
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The annexed statement exhibits the receipts ut and
the exports of cotton from the ports Of this country up
to the latest dates in each Of the past three years
MOVEMENTS oF CoTToN . me UNITED STATES
Expts to CT Britain since Sept 1S4S bales. 900 567
Corresponding dates last year ........ 643,71S
year before. .......... bO7 ,S39
Stock in shipping ports of receipt. ...... 620,56l
Corresponding dates last year ........... 625,Sl9
year before ......... 605,792
Receipts AT ports since sept l, 1913. 2163965
Cores ponding dates last year .......... 18l3O75
year before. .......... 1529,337
Exports from United States since Sept L. 1913. lAgS7l6
Corresponding dates last year ........., 1lO2 500
year before. ..,....... 7745S1
he receipts at this port since the LIST instant have
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MARITIME INTEL LIGENCE
Port OF New York, April IL, 1910.
Cleared.

SUN SETS ........6 40 HIGH WATER ] a
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Appointment by the Secretary of the Intc-
rlOr.
INDIAN SUB-AGEkT.
John T.. Barrow, (and not Washington Barrow OF
Tennes 10 be Indian Sub-A gent at Council BlulLs
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Darien for Boston icr BathG susan Hall; Benjamia
ins TS5rs SS o n Sd Ss % s
a s ShsF Ss s SssS a0 L ST
and sd S % AsGl SArr 'hr Juno R0'f'n Work.
Ps cSs,ss spSS
Harriet Rockwell cerri'h York; sharon Merrman Bss-
Sci s Ss S ' Hs' es 'i :;sas
sssPsF York; srs PAUL
G%s. br snip
ss $s] ::s!S s%ia as: Fsf
s%s f. % s' nSt biz b-
5ss 1iS
% sbS Ga ssmSg
son, Liverpool Constantine Winsor, Boston wstasa.
Isli;s hpi Harriet Martha Leslie thariss,"S; Saeoo-
sw, ongsrst coshsnnuTs schrs sarah Winscw, Pensa
Pens pri & raT TisSss
snd Challenger 70 bs SS o s an BNs s,s
Tsy isrmigt and b1TGs a.h inst. ship, PsrSn
NoTfoIx, April Bar brig vietorine Baker NBedford:
.chr Havana smns, TenerTe sid schr Besueaa%p Mo-
snia. '''' zane ''"f''"s VIZ
,o rOT Ers April s1Asr bark Noth Blake nscy Bos
Perey, stanwood, Havana; brig Maria, Weymouth Ma
NV
Hill for NlOrk ' '
PHuA pEIPH1A, April l5-Arr schrs Hunter Raynor N
York. Cornelia Prngle do; Charm, Berry, do. '' ~
RIcHGoND, April BAR schrs Courier Rogers Rostor.
armona haloney Lubecj Triumph, Inscoe Baltimore sid
sehrs WIN II Mailer Price, NYork virgnian nowcs Bos-
ton Lexington, smith, NYOrki Tactha Hannah walters,
Troy Mary Matt, Smith, Newark.
SToNIhGToN, April 1lArr sloop Apollo kYork for ralI
River " i'iN
SAVANNAH, April 11sd steamship Tennessee Collins NJ
York. ''' ~
SALEM April BAR brig America, Treadweli PhilaleI
phi cd bark Cuba yno Africa; brig Gazelle Nartinaue.
chr Mary Clark Nickerson, NYork 18th, arr schr Globe
Small NYork. '''
WrLnIsGToN, April PAR sohr Prudence Coombs lin
colnvlle Ne; shr Minnesota Leighton, Boston, brig Jrome
Howe, York; 18th, brig Charles Henry Boston scby
General Boyd Hill Newburyport. on bar comng in
bark Red Rose, Kendall from Liverpool cid i2th Yr sehr
favorte Higgins, bermuda 18th brig Marcus Pierce Cnha
sels Vnson, johnson, York II Wcscot Hand NYork
Lewis BOSTON, brig Benj Carver Carver Boston schrs II
Kinds Perry, Boston John storey, Rodick, Cuba.
WAsHINGToNi Nc, April Arr schrs Decatur Smith:
Marca, Weeks star farowi Frances Ann, Daniels K
FAINTER Niork Sehr Che.her returned from the
smnh rianet GaskiII star farrow; Blocker, Smith;
6areln weeks Melville Crabtrce and Merrill, Merrill all
Tor Nlork; Jas Otis, Bruce Boston
dclphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11
II UNIVERSITY.

We are gratified to hear the most favorable ac-
counts Of this noble institution. The prospect is
good for more than 800 students the present ses-
sion. On Friday last, go had matriculated-
some fifty more than at the corresponding period
of the last session, when the number of students
reached 26i. The matriculates, we learn from
the Advocate, were divided among the several
Schools as follows:
Ancient Languages ca Nadern Languages sc E;
M%alhematics 81 Nalnral Philos ,phv A Chemistry
l2s Moral Philosophy 81 Aledicine So Anatomy aud
Surgery IS Law 40.
The Board of Visitors are summoned to meet
on Monday next, TO repeal. we suppose, the or
dinance creating another profcssorship-tha of
English Literature and History. The heavy
charge upon the funds of the institution, imposed
by the late injudicious legislation, renders it ne
cessary TO abandon the idea of another chair,
though so much wanted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11

Mr.. Layard. Author of ".staerrh aud is Remaias.'
left this Corslanlinplo yesterday in a Turkish steamer
fer Iroh z1n1. on his way 10 the scene of his late brilliant
discoveries. NJ. Iayard Is accompanied by an artist. a
medical man, and a secretary. lie is in excellent hsalil,
anG spirits. ard anlicip ties. | believe, with the resources
now at his command, 10 pruseeu'e his researches with
even more success than befafe. Mr.. Layafd does not
intend, understand. 10 conine ms lahors In tho Assytian
ruins in the neiehboIhood otMassul, but will sisi, Mount
Amm'. Lake Nan, ahd the whole oi that part oi The east
which ahounas in religious aud historical aSsaeiatious.-
The scientific aud literary world may anticipate a rich
treat when the fruit of Mr.. %l.ayard's present exp diion
will he given 10 the press. Sh3tly before the pubDica-
lian of his late work MIR. Layard was appointed by Lord
palmerslon. Paid Atache T. tile British Embassy at Con
stantinople, an act Which daes great honor II the Minis
ter II Foreign Affairs London Times.
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LYNCuHuRC MARKETS. OCT 10,

Ns Hn - y. vi III.
Provisions Bacon u 10 O.; leet,$3 To 81 Com Meal
80 10 62l cents.
ffbuT-Sl. ioil.
- dheat-iied So cents; White 81
t'rdtt-Gom. 40 cts oais2S cents.
Ciorer Seed No demand.
Uhjhcg-3Q cts.
BccScdr-lS cents.
B1Uer-Nefs dull 10 to l2l for No. |.
BruliI-Apple, none otlering Peach none offering
Bar hOt -&s5assJrted aud $50 60 when drawn 10
or.
olee-Rin9i to to cents; laguira q To 10 Java
l2} t. H.; Mocha 20.
Country imeas-Tow 10 In II; Flax lei 10 Is.
Cotton idrRs-Salesl ) 10 To cents.
Etdihers-3O 10 50 cts.
f1ar Seed Sales 50 cents.
Fish -lierings. No. |, 81 50; Shad. old 81 so
new s 50
Ginseng-25 cents.
Henp-We quote i to &c, in dcma nd.
Linscci Oil-65 to 10 eents-in demand.
Lmd-Gf.
,HoIases-Nest lodia IS 10 10 ctsp per gallon n
q. i2to45 cents.
Hascr-Lunp, So 10 Sc. -
Sugars New orleans6 to cents; Porto Rico 7 tuSs
cents; Clarified l2i cents; Loaf llltol2i cents.
Sah.-$l 81 Il %.
1dIor-9 To - cents.
7W $3.50 per bbl
Uooi-21 10 80 cts, in demand.
II--Jn IT. Al i. snt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11
FRUITS OF THE WIG LEGISLATION

HE Lancaster Tribune, in he course of an article up
on the results of the late election, in which Pennsy lvania
elected a " hlg Governor, says. that, as a consequence,
the public works have been kept in excellent repair; more
than a million of dollars have been expended in paying
deb's contracted by The Democracy, years ago on the
public works; the credit Of The State has been entirely
redeemed by the payment Of the interest of the public
debt in specie; upwards of twa hundred Thousand dollars
Of the debt has been paid by the sinking fund. and there
Isl balance now in the treasury Of $l6l ,00Gl These
simple facts speak volumes for he faithful s,ewa' dship Of
Tue W HI. Ealeis VI P,nns, lg4ujl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-11
HOPEWELL NURSERIES,

NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. VIRGINIA.
yTIIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale an unusually large
l. stock Of FRUIT TREES, FLOWERS, &c, Tor nu.
tumn planting. Ills Apple Trees, with the exception OF
some new varieties, are of large size and very thrifty. In
his stock oil Peaches, plums and Pears, may be lound all the
newly introduced varieties Of any merit also, a fine stock of
Apricots, Grapes, Nectarincs, Walnuts, Strawberries, Ever
blooming Roses, Dahlias, &c. Catalogues, with prices, and
describing the Fruits, &c, may be obtained of Mi. John II.
Tyroe, L%ynchburg, who will receive and forward orders
Trees packed in the best manner and delivered at the depot
TO 20 by Richmond. II. II. ROBEY.
Oct ll-w5Wif
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FRElGllrs Up AND DOWN THE CANAL.
r II NJ Q " d NJ A RKETs

GENERAL, REMARKS The inproyoner, in
trlde noted sure weeks since. C. nlipucs. w have ney.
n know a bli,ker TALL trade lban that now nrocresinp
The retail tra,le is particularly active il all The dlncten,
DEPARTMENTS.
=TOBACCO3Thc market IS unusually animated. and
prices Of most DESCRIPTIONS may be- quoted n shade h,oher
The breaks are small, however, The arrivals very Iiph,
and stock dcrreasino W. osnt, Iu,s a. n a. 80 far
shipping, and a 35o a. 80 far mnnnle,n1iHg cam
mon LEAF Al So IS 80; G cd and Fine &c a IS STRAND
Fioo Naprf1etprinr Is 80 IN All. Tbc stocc, in The
warehouses is smaller rnnn i, was Ills time last y,ar,not
W Outstanding The fact hat lle reccipls have exceeded
those of last year. The inspec inns in this civ for In,
wear 1919. amount 10 Is So3 hbds. exc, elino those far
the revi,ns year some 5000 hhds.
FLOUR Rrccipts continue unite lsht Sales Of
Richmond supe1fne have been made AT A. o6.; Scots.
vile. tJ!: rereipts yrry liobt. conscoucnlly market firm.
been made for eas, A. 81 05 far white. and Al for red far
mercban,a' r. la 1s', = Qualities +, 81 NAV S% hs o. aoa,ed ., eta t.,
per hushcl hiuter
+ CORN-Weqn quote Com at 52B to So cts. per bushel
CORN NFAI-6Ol ia Ia ct. uer busbel. Kiln dried
meal rs heId at u 3' per Dbl.
busheI rs the selInn price.
GUANO-Balanoni $50 per ton Of 200O BIS; Peru
Wan Si7 for five tars or rnore. s1S for smaller qua Mite,
say frum IA : tans.
.NIISKEY-nichlnand racti6ed. % els. in barrels.
with A GOOD demand. Cincinnati, ecuG.d in bills. none
in market. -
PROVISIONS
we ono,e Smi,bGerd ard citv cnred Racon nj
8 cents. he round; Weslrra sides 7 cents; shoulders 6 a
4! ccn,s U,uso q, II cis I,rJ IN ms - = g ts.
IN hess. s3a9 els. The demand for ]gacm Of all kinds is
small. We continue our quotations Of last week.
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be the sang morn or less, aud adjoining the lands oi " lillian
hic''hcc, Mary !, Hams and others II hcing the same land
formerly owned by Euphnn Iogwood, deed, and bouph If by
sad Handy oi William Galloway, deed.
It's seldom SO valuable an estate is thrown into ma, kct-
the Improvements beng good, and the and itself in u hieh
state OF Improvement being peculiarly adapted TO The
growth of clover. The ncielhoihnod is hiahiy respectable
ana intelligent, and thcle Isl good mill III. on the lnni.
where a mill IN former days, did an excellent country busi
ness.
III ti'Ie to the above Described property is believed 10 be
ohl"'slInhahlei but, acting astinstccs, the undors,e ned Will
convey suchhtle only, ast he decd aforesaid vests il them,
tllAll .ES Il. SLAUGHTER.
CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN,
Oct lI-tI6N- r,u.,am
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Free Barbecue.


The friends of the Virginia and +. Rail Road, propose
giving a Barbecue at Campbell G. H., on Saturday, the
Goth inst. Ample provision will be made for the accom-
modalion of a large crowd. Judge ID A. Wilson. Chas.
l.. Nlosby, joseph X. Irving, John Will, +. b. Deane,
God. T.. +. Nj. Garnet, and other gentlemen, are evpec-
ted 10 address those present. The people of Campbell
and the counties adjoining, who feel an interest ia tie
matter, are earnestly invited to attend.
Managers.
Capt a. Clement, Capt. r.. Perkins,
I'm. Il. CLARK, Richard .liorgan,
I'm. "A. Clement, John ID .lerndcr,
Chas. ! Oirer, Thomas u. Jones,
john C.. Yard, John VI. Speed,
HIM. Moore.
The following gentlemen have been app1in ted by the
Board Of Directors, Temporary Commissioners, fotlhe pro-
cnrement of Stuck:
Benz Wilkes, Geo w Dabney
Bowling Clark, Chasl Oliver,
Wn A Clark, Duct w J. Graham,
Edwin II Page, Fleming Saunders,
John ID Alexander, John b Dabney,
Rurwel Lee, Henry Hazlewood,
James Irving, Samuel Tardy,
Abner Anthony, JAS F Galloway,
Thomas Jones, DIR II Smith,
IL Deprest, WIN A Clement,
II Perkins, p Echols
Edward Carter, Chas Kabler.
A Austin, john G Ward,
Il Gillian, J I'm Panuil,
NIB Nowlin, II Perkins,jr
Chis Anthony, VIM Moore,
Capt II Ward, Col u Maorman.
Capt Nj Talbot, Rich'd Morgan,
Capt A Clement, DJct II w Wlthers,
Capt Thos Fox, Litleton Leflwich,
Capt II r Franklin, Col A l. Wyllle,
baldwin Payae, VIM A Poore.