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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

out to be large ship. The clipper
cut through the water like a dolphin,
and in a remarkable short space of
time Spmuet lulfed up under the
ships stern, and explained all that
had happened. The ship proved to
/ be an East Inbiaman, bound for
Charleston, having, all told, thirty
men on board, twenty of whom at
once jumped into The clipper and off.
cred their services in helping TO take
the pirates. a
Before dark Spinnet was once more
within hailing distance of his own
vessel, and raising trumpet to his
/ mouth, he shouted:
Schooner ahoy!--will you quietly
surrender yourselves prisoners if we
come aboardF
Come and try it,, returned the pi-
rate captain, as he brandished his
cutlass above his head in very
threatening manner, which seemed
TO Indicate that he would fight to the
last.
But that was his last moment, for
Seth was crouched below the bui-
warks, taking deliberate ann along
the barrel of heavy rife, and as The
bloody william was in the act of turn
ing to his men, the shgrp crack OF
Seth Spnnet's weapon rang It's fatal
death peal, and the next moment the
pirate captain fell back INTO the arms
OF hls men, with a brace cf bullets
/ through his heart.
Now, shouted the old man, as he
'leVeIed lie long pivot gun and seized
a lighted match, i II give YOU Just
FIVE minutes to make up your minds
m, and If you don't surrender, ! II
blow every one of you into the other
world.
The death Of their captain, and
wlthai, the sight OF the pointed pivot
gun-thc peculiar properties of which
they knew full well brought the pi-
rates to then senses, and they imme
dIately threw down their weapons,
and agreed TO give themselves up.
In two days from that time Spin
net delivered his cargo safel, in la
vana, gave the pirates into the hands
of the civil authorities, and delivered
I ~ 49,.
VIC upper Up 10 'lc SoFcIli'ileii' III
lJ,','' l'r lo' wrceil rn 4 nc Iocc.Ne eu S'''h
ol .'lolIsy sulilc'elil lor an 'loepen9 iia-
as well as a very handsome mccall
from the governor.-FIog Of oar Cn-
icn.
InE NEGRO RAcE.-A few ques-
tons we should like 10 ask the free
soil aboIiiionlsts.
Does the history OF the world an
Gent or modern, teli us oi a single
instance where the negro-race were
capable OF sell government
mas no' any improvement OF mind
attained py contact WIN The whites
as 'her slaves invariably been lost
W4eh ielt 10 themselves
II the mcendIa,ry torch you are
now l'gh'hlS Should ilfe the negroes
Wors' passions and the result should
even happen 10 ne war ior ten
years. W'la' VIII 'he negro nave gam
G"
is mere taken as hody( a hap
States? is there in anv part of The
world, save Africa so miserable a bo-
dy ofbeasts as the free negroes of our
States!
Was there ever republic that
lasted one centurv without slave,v
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23
"A GH E Q % O T e s


WAIF.--We think there eau be no
more doubt in the case of the man
described in the following anecdote,
which we take from ii Boston paper,
than in that of the individual who at
tempted TO wind up his watch with
the boot,jack:
We were accosted las evening by
a gentlemanly looking man, evidently
balancing a clever sized brick in his
castor:
II say, m;s-mister, you be kind
enough 10 tell me the way TO Broad
way!" aa +.
mo Broadway here, sir; this is moi
New York.
No ah! ahl yes, that's a fact
Well, beg your pardon; show me
to--to Fourth street-Mil- Mllitr's
Hotel"
Now your in Philadelphia, old
boy. Wrong again"
'iiai hal well l'm----confused,
that's fact. All right. Please tell
me whe--whether it's the leit--!eit
or right ! take to Holiday street"
"1'hat's a street that hahn got this
way yet, Perhaps you are thinking
of Baltilnole."
"Weli, where the duce am |, any
howl
We told him Boston. He jammed
his fists into his pockets, after hitting
his hat swash, and stepped out, OBJ
serving:
"WelI, I'm---if | follow this
temperance carvan any longer''
'Hab you got the ianders, Pete7
DE. white OBJ your eyes am yaller as
saflrum.'
Hush your mouf OBJ dose insidioos
caparisons, Sambo l'se got de Kal-
lumforneo gold fever; when the crises
arribes iii de delirum stage, den dis
indewidual also lebes for de regum of
perpetual gold Dat is, Sambo, per-
wided Congress does not perhibit us
TO take our slaves, and odder real es-
tate wild us.
well, pete, youis insane. A gem
man oh your color talk oh folloShing
after desc visumary white folks down
Cape horn. j shall detract my re-
marks on your appearance, and sub
sertout dcrefore dat all OBJ color, all
ober alike, you is de darkest grcenest
niger on Mount OBJ Joy-you is a
disgrace to de whole colored sex!--
you is green as goose.
Empty dis building OBJ your pres
ence, Sambo, or dis nigger is not
'sponslble for your early decease.'
Julius, was yer eber troubled wild
de alteration of mindP
No, | was crazy once and that
satisfied this child. For two days
was chased all around town by
brick house, and what's worse,
would never got away from it if
liberty pole had not up foot and kick
ed me overheard.
A movement has been made in
Philadelphia, with view Of estab-
fishing a school of design for women.
Ant there designing women a plcn-
ty now!
A Clergyman told an Indian he
should loyehis enemies. i do;' said
the latter, for ] love rum and cider.
A Kentucky editor, strongly op-
posed TO camp meetings, says he has
no notion of camping out on his
road TO heaven
VI " & N
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

M ~ SIG WA.%l5, ROOMS,
FOr the, c.lciuStue safe Of RQcon d. Ra
ucn's and DaboiS and Seabuy's
celebrated Grand Action ri
qno Fortes,
2S4 and 23G King Street, (at the Dend,)
CHARLESTON, s. c.
Ece'y instrument soid is accompanied
Nth a tcrittea guarantee so that
there IS no risk ,chdtecey to the pur-
chaser l.- .ni-,a
NEW MUSIC. aa
MR.OATES would respectfully invit
1SB the attention of the public generally
to his select catalogue of musical pub lica
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers. .T4iI
dina BISHOPS Grand March, founded on
Bolni's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
don't mingle,' in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation composed.
by Bellini, (nevcr before published and
the property of Bochsa.) Embellshcd
with corTectlkencss of Madame Bishop
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for The. Piano Forte by N. G. Bechss.
Price 37I cents. ,liif
Une NIT dams les 1ropi9ueS: Ga Nightin
the Tropics) A Revere, on motive
from lie Desert, by Felciec David Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch 375 cents
Grand Polka Fantostique: composed by
the late eminent Gmtarist, Vincent A.
Schmidt, author Of the Retreat: Ar~.
ranged for the Piano Forte by Miss ,Adel-
Kohnstock 25 cents
.Sunnyside Waltz: embelished with beau
tiful and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence of Washington Irving; compo.
sed by Henry Il. Oates 25 cents.
May9 Blanc Polka. 25 cents
ia FGHe de Regiment Polka introducing
Che air r'Salut a Ia France 90 cents.
Leve d 1mour Pot&a 25 cents a. i''
yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
frederick WitLiams Garden Polka. 25 cts.
Second .Su$dnuoh Polka: by Rziha. % cts.
Home, Sweet Home, Polka; beautiful.
25 cents. rf
Last Rose OF .Sumner, Polka.yory popular
25 cents. f taf
Love not Polka. by Rzihi 26 cents.
Celebroted Linda Poke, introducing 'Ah
would the hNppy day was near '25 cts.
Charleston QuadriH"s; by f. Woolcott.
371 cents. efft
O'Spag Sposd Ey t%ny, "a, oGaa.lui @ Bailad, CON
John Wilson, 25 cents
Reo'oee WaItzs, in Q Nos; by a lady of
South Carolina, so cents each.
Pafnletto ,.leegfment Quick Step--embe
lished INT, WITH aSorr,sctreplesentotion OF the
M new wasal M,iil"ry y hall charleston' by Henry
c.'at.s,., 800. ~. e o., rs,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

me second; so that the devil got
nothing for his share but wheat stub
BILE and potato tops; and this scoufg-
ing rotation Sir Michael continued
until he had not only beggared his
partner, but exhausted the soil In
spite of this legend, however, we
must continue TO give credit to Sir
Walter Raleigh for having been the
mtroducer of potatoes into this com-
try, The Fl rst that tried them, we
are told, fell into he very natural
mistake ofeating apples and disre-
garding theroots.-Engli$h paper.
The vote of Texas on the bribc bill
Shows state of opinion nearly approaching
uuanmity in its favor Very likely Tex
as is TO receive the bribe, The people
who have to pay may be supposed to re
gard the matter with rather different sensa-
tions,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

The Douil$ Frmt Potatoes were
first introduced at Moscow by a Mr..
Rowland, about sixty years ago.
At first the people would neither
plant nor touch them, saying that
they were the devils fruit, given TO
him on his complaining toGod that
he had no fruit, when he was told
to search in the earth for some, which
he did and found potatoes. A Gu
rious BefwickShire legend, which is
paipable anachronical, attributes the
Introduction ofpotatces into Scotland
10 that famous wizard of the North,
Sir Michael Scott. He and the dev-
il being in partnership, took lease of
farm on the Mertoun estate, called
White House. & The wizard wasjto
manage the farm the devil advanced
the capital The produce was to be
divided as follows: The first year Sir
Michael was to have all that grew
above ground, and his partner all
that grew below; the second year
their shares were just the opposite
way. His satanic majesty, as is
usualin such cases, was fairly over
rcachedinh bargain;for the wizard
cunnrng!y sowed all the frstyear
with wheat, and planted it with wheat
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23
NOTICE I'm Il ULLi y

"A S, partIof The, Store the subscriber
"a had in Cheohee was d copart-
nership business, those indebted TO
the subscriber previous to the 25th of
Decei,ber. lS49, II not paid accor-
ding TO promise, wIl find themselves
pestered', yes, pestered,y either by
myself or the proper officers, until
all settled up, go Et'i -"
Oct. IL, 1850. e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

] am like Bslaam,' said dandy
on meeting pretty girl in a passage,
stopped by an angel And ] am
like the angel, said She, stopped by
an ass.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-11-23

A Kentucky editor, strongly op-
posed TO camp meetings, says he has
no notion OF camping out on his
road TO heaven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

been ,od A. 27acsc. There II hsr bpr.e's doing -
BfE ard hish prced Green Tn sse OF soon chess s1i
bfcheGs Congo reported fsy days ago, vas made e.
ahout:5c
BAY sSdefc fnr sod old with g0Oi l. qiiry.
LEAD-A sale - 27f0 piss Gslent Lad was naje 81
'7l e., h. to STRIVE showing firm mai Sons par
ce's = Tor, leo are goirg irlO si.re
FLAX-Je'sey Flax 10 heavy and - - LOO Ds were
msde a. &C. shO~ fe-'ine
sONF-A sale - 1890 'bI Polar Bone was made a.
SIC rash
REsSWAX-A sale oflef-rior. elbow was made a. ic
= 10
GRCC ERfEs-There 10 s good lrqliy f1r SuEs-s 11f
he sgsin IN favor u The ss-r, pSroaps . y 10
S-lssft0 tnl Cupatt6 f do NeF Orea1s tnd lN
40 Portn ~ previous prceG ssles - h1lI All tee
New-Ofrsrs Nossts A. 4ttc Cofse . nrm h1t 20. gen,
err Is scuvs The soct Of 81 Domingo - IS bsss, v.
y hict 3 hsgf have een soii ~ f .revOuG pr'css
TOBAClO -3ses6 ~ b.l-s HsyAras &C, And % DO %.
Sc. usu,l line Hh1s srr N fair de usud
COPPkR Sales GOO D. cd Eas mais Il l9ic, cssh
HEnP- The msrEei 10 heavy bat here il sfif cep~-
ssles 200 be- Dew Roted Oh terns not rrais
public bur 'hlvirg q depressed marset
CAhPHoR-Ttefe h.ye b-en firu ~ Sales nf go bn.s
Refined al o-GS5c. The mart-t Il now 3iG3c = %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS
Sales at sh. s.ock F1osaug, ...Ar
FRIDAY. Arguri 9-P. 4


In Stocks the market is very dul, and prices
are heavy. For Government Stocks there is a fair
demand, partly for remittance abroad and partly
for inyt stms mt here. Some considerable transsc.
c.iors were made at private sale. There appears
to be no disposition TO operate 10 the Fancier.
The liabilities of Suydam, Sage & Co, we be.
lieye it is now mcertained, reach three millions
of dollars. Mr.. Ferdinand Suydau is the As
sigree. He is a creditor for ss5 900, and Mr..
Stephen Whitney for $4,000, according to good
authority.
The Freight market is booyant, and there i,
considerable Offering We hear of engagements
Of 500 bales Cotton at 3.l6d 900 bbls Flour
l2d-l5d was asked; Heavy Goods lbs. 70
Hamburger, 400 bales Cotton &c. To California
there is fair business doing at Coz roc per foot
The amount received at the Sub asury today
was s9l 500; payments 500, POP; balance o 1885,.
40. This believe is the largest amount ever &C
cumRlated here.
Impors-Foreign and Coasswwise-into the
Port Of New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
rokY OF HEw.Yoax......AUGUsr9 laSO.
Cleared,


shlpt Ocean Queen, Grswod, London, J Grifwold;
New. Yorf. Hull Chare siOD Geo Bullley.
Rkrk Oripe n John, Rodbi Hasans, Nesrnh Soma
Brlss Aomrsl fhorde5,s jod, (Norwl F.llenbufT Pa.
rama Funrk henese; Henuphar, shapley, Vera Cruz,
HvrRous BroIsers susan, Thurow Philadelphia; Blsna
Visa nyers, Wilmington Nc
scks Chsmpion 5r Sims Nassau, MP, AckeTiy; Mer.
cury, s. nous, 81 Johns NJ AynNk Co; COrneiN 8 u.
1srd " mln gtor NC; Globe small salem; .Io VI-s,
Rsllimore LeveI!n rrndletooi Com kearney, Lowell,
Boston.
B.rges Michigan Jones Philadelphia; Mama, Meredh
Baltimore
Arrived.
Bark Loretio FISH, Gates Neuvitas July % sugar to
Ybouss owen 500.
BAH Ezra BiDbips. Guyana, PR, JAY q, sugar to
Rivera 4 Baldwin Toe has been days bscslmed on
s,ir Commerce (Br) Card Pieiou IS dsys coal to To-
,epb TueheImsn Sid 10 CO with BIZ brig Canew casd Tor
Brig Reuben Carver Carver (of vinalhayeul Ajax ana,
ls ssss molssses and lumber TO Peck lyman 4 Co
Gafoi brig CsIhrina (0denbGrgI KnsseL Port Venders
100 day, Gibraltar 60 dsys wine 10 Argest Assoue
Sch Hiram Gerad, Hammond, Baltimore days mdse 70
NaiIlnd Lord
Sob Tine, (Br) Could, Nassau FP, d. logwood ke TO
Sch s A Appleton, Nicsersnu, Boston, udse
Sch wm Colysr, Broohs Portisnt. stone
Sch Tribune Nieiersdn Bosion, ndse bound 10 Albany
Sch UoiIed, - Provdetce, mise bound 10 Albany
Sch VIM fyssn, Jones, Baltimore days coal.
sAILED-u 8 shir Dale. -: saips Sc Osorr, Liver
rool, WIN Hitchcock do; Columbia tBrsmenl Semen;
Barks Forepiia fBrl 81 JOINS N 8; dQaico Jereuis
Bhes Micnsc, (Br) Wissshenon ard H,rnlet
BELOw-Ths Captain Of the steamer Jae lb B.n reoou,
The briss W Wslton, from Rum Key and Rosa - Of
AID from HssI. Ms Also lumtS loaded hrrr hrlS A.
b,ir oauide he sS Of sunset
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10

On Tturldsy evening. Aug. 3, ANNA L. PREyDE.
VILE. wife Of Thomas Prondeye sgea y years And
II monihs
TIE relative, and en's a the family and also thoIe Of
her brothe Thomas srd Daniel Rooney respectfully
irviI Brnd her Ineral from her lais residence 10
Gfeenw B a. ats O'Clock p Gu Sunday, the Iith fns
On Fr4sy sn.Tnoou, Aug 9. widow Ann VANOEY.
BERGH the 0gh year ~ Der sge, iJr lhrso fourtas Of
Gentry sTeudent OF ihis City.
Her relatives and hi-Ida and also hose OF her sons
Samuel aud James an:enoereh invited auen her
funeral from Of her Samuel IS Bedford 81
this Saturday, afternoon, l0h mat al O'CLOCK without
further iuvaron
Friday morring Aug MARIA L. wife Of william II.
DoremUs dsu ghteT OF Van Mesa and dau erin
lAv OF The late JGcoh A DOfemus.
TIE rtAuWssnd irnds OF the family invited TO
ierd her funeral this saturday afternoon At 81 O'CLOCK
from lsl Orchard The remains will be conveyed 10
fse1wood Cen etery
On Aug g. al TsSesbors. Wesehes,ar Co HELEN
ADAIRE in'ant OF Helen p and Enoch n 6r1n-
dige eyed 3 moths ard 10 days aul0 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
Hy TeIesruph

.NORFOLk AGR 9-Arr brig Emporium Nvo,k. 49,,
HArnirht al. Cotvo. Thomrsr1. CID Ich io,soh n =,
XII giien, ia. 80 Sr hrlg Miman, 81 IA va n, -
Efzs ssrsh sns Joe Guest, Kingston, ia '-' - ''s
ffW ORLEANS Aug AR slp Jesqv Liza H..
Below s1ips cslhurE kYOfk and AnS-ri.tz Ba,,e,
CHARLtSTON. Aug AR stssusr Os1r-g Pb.i...,
phis; brig Wm Lugsn. AYofk Fraacs a Ke ,f-r A.
tssrd hi vessel Z & M ptJa
BALTIMORE Any 9-Ar och Michigan. HY1rk
BOSTON aug y-A'r osrs Uli01, Baltimore, big as.
ia, Fh.isr eipbis
b@t Ee'i- -sgtrrAb sh irst lABi 80 loa 81 % -.
l''"'" -. siee'iok 81, showing asgl sl wi,a wl..s
FfouLd afd hlsci bsl. hsd rsioiei p0rs.
Big Boston ia FIX srhs bert AstL Nay II: ANN.
ds sfd An ; meu Phlsde poa Al Field Albany
Cambridge NfOik
,chs a s.e'e' ard Wm rorusf Ai1N9y.
BATH, Aug 6ATr scts Only 500 and Pfsslas JacSio1,
HY"ik
PORTLAND. Isgs-An b,lss Gamma. Aafel Ma,.ha
K'nsusn Ptisteitha; fek Henry, NYCrE.
CD sch Warren. EHorE.
Bid 'ch Henry mater Ba im0re.
NEW bUR1POat, Aug S-Au sch John hancocS,
GeCrgstCwu nc
NEW BEDFORD Aug s-cid s-n WILLIAM, NYo-k
SD shp Nepuns, an Francisco sch Eien Roimsn,
York.
PROVIDENCE, Aug s-Arr sehs Col Hanson AL Wa
Perm. Albany.
Sd srts luton. Baamore. De'awa'e. yoh.s II no
son 0sst 8ov e., Hope Penn, aud sheusndOsh Pduata
Ihis W Bentley suo Empfe albany. Ffsnkii1, Cherry
o. 81 sirs Pointer, srd Gao tan. NFOfT
BRISTOL Aug Sid schs VIM Henry and dorihern
Lighi Philadelphia
FALL KiVER AUg Arr sp5 Neptune AID Bsi.-a,
KordCuE 6lh, BGsex, HYoak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
Markets, =, CIRETuLLY KIrolrrD ron fHu raIUss

Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRTED ron THa rRIRUss
- FRID.Y August q
AshEs-Afe steady, with sLsi 10 Do, ass -. - 49,:
ia FOR Pou.
C0TrON-i, mo,s firm, and about 1000 bale, We : ID
There 10 a fir shipping demand.
FLOUR AND = EAL-ln Flour the marietta mora A.
tive, win fair quIy tor low grades for exoon Fre,h
grouLd -Four 10 IL good demand Some grade, are ilfis
better al yesterday The supply The make Ia lr but
ueTeceph are rot 90 leke they have been The s.~.
are bbls domestic, OF -h CD 600 bbs were FOR ar
pbIt There were lsO for export 90 bbs Canat.n a,
81 s. In bond The q1OtzoLs a 87ll4 IA E,r No
Safe 5Vd4 62i f.T liked Western; 4 81 "a X n,
sIs stale 15Gi 57t for saiI cbisa an snd ood Ohio
S73G for fancy Michigan 75d5 sit Tor pure q .na
See In Southern The movement fair exisot and Inc
msTle.i,rAhef better The sale, are $500 bbs 81 as
50 for mixed sno strait brsnas with Le below s7i
There ere also sales 300 bbs Richmond Civ At nrsy,.
hsal quiet uu hfm Sales 100 bbls sr,ev iSi
Bin6yeine 10 held al IS frr hbls SIS ior ri. ~,
Flot - better Sales 600 bbs a. "a NV
GRAIN ToeTe 70 q crate demand for Wheat ara -.
msheI 10 heavy saes 500 bushels Genesee an info,
simple The fret received here. i25c and pom hu,hS
UpleT Lsle eI 9Oc Corn Ia active anc the rotation show
LIS Is 06usheis for all Sept delivery, aG5. Tor We.,n
mixed Ia remainder sales Al 6sc Tor Wa.t.,n
mixed In sore common pafcrls ADD CSC al 1al as 6,l
celyerso ard Go Tor round yelo RE 10 better s.l-s
Ter Small ialss 81 vase Er NotGhsrn; 81 nc Tor Ter
sey
PRovlsIONs-The nArkst for Pork . .h.s. s-,r.,
and the nNkei 10 active Sales 00O e.t 10 Lain
Si arc 81 as S7i Tor Mess a0d Prime co.ing at the
mth pkes 10 Beef the martet coauues very quiet :
ho Gull Sales 100 bals 81 doe Toe marx "a 4. 6,r
ou pay ss 90 bot uettseers IA Cot Meals n. martrt M
Tsy Gun hh o. TIE pq1y for dry Shoulders Butter snd
Ches,e sIe with VI change.
WHISKY Il esrer ih s.'es l0obAl, Oblorn. P,,.on
hT9setc Drurge 10 Sle. with sAles.Bhhds
be 10 fair req est sni The markets are frn
SAGE WIKI h" days l,'co hfese Young Hy.ou nsve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.
PaTsonS, Dry q Co.'S Market Report
Corrs.rrps..r~ NJ The Tribune

Ptr'CanbfhI LiyERPooL, Saturday, July 81.
CoL.. Ache weather IN 10 cary pat Of tns week
coL-fBlg 10 vers fac and ssAsJn8ble appel the
usu'se,ous Ia West Gro RoIr It our Corn ET;1anes Oh
T4tfoag - TIE Hailed Character e. sst Wssz
ss'er t. pJ' cha'e dial Corr met speculative
inqL y. and closed Ga 10 l. above FrliaJs qlJauo1s
The weather be, subs q4eniy changed and We have md
he,g ' orsn OIL over he country AID more o. es' 10.
jury h- heavy cros . nOw feared this feeling hss
pared frmsr tor 10 whea ana Flour and improved
sLc nsI been experienced al a. gsncug s,ss a.
iIciess % aud sppsreniy well an hencatsd
mors q eXer sivo rolsto bish 10 11e GOnl WessS1
soulrern and Central Counties VI eand led - fur
sr,culsor 10 Com. srd Thursdsy advance Iho
libed.
Atys,srday's market with good auen .snce Of town
unity mi and o-a era, 10 very ssivs
oeuEd II fuiy "a per ~ 70 aplye our last a 'aoos
Flour D aT d-Tsao al an advances - b 10 % 5p
sscE hui OfUaus ibe consists chiefly of ID
qualities vnch meet hule Glsnign ~nla ID, markes is
Freely tupp ted WIh Felch sack l4da1 Com ntalz1eJ
The adssneo noted but higher ofcss Ing renlnisd ~
holders he Operations OF sJecust ~ wecs rather co csed
tn closing pices however beng o. the bsl supple. u
rouuo yellow - 10 80 ID wne rs 10 2ss sd snd mlVei
26s to 47s per 480ibs.
The mpou- n,o LIVERPOOL this week from Fore gp
Pofs are 4I-s9 quarters Of Wheat 10 10 ssess aod ~
barrels 4 -Four IL oil qases Of Iodsn Corn an AZ
barrels OF Corn es, aud expJrs 95 ~
heat so sacks and ~ osrres OF rtOuf III 40 iares
Of inoisn Com. snd 81 barrel l. q Corn Meal
Al oar Provincial markets uave eXhuiied incressing
6rnpes Rsihe We advanced NJ LONDON market ye.Jsf
Day, wss r-g'sphed 80 with mt mOdsrAs sales passing
noIds,s pres Foreign Wiest only msnifsslins any
upward terdercy.
Or Lcudonosuy cores pon1srt under date OF the 21
irtt IRE demand for noel articles proved sn1 NJ
pr gbg bOlde 81 ln0i-n Corn aSlut sin
at pTssntrsi-s seerg rott 80 .lreaiy
dis-ss,c hey are Resung rap dy w1se ere aAscief,
but hire si dl"rl.s Eeaiiy res frOn tsnt az
yet weather ana unfivofsrs' All another very
lls If corespO deuL vriiDg f,m Lpngfrd on tie "a
met snys: our FOato sake wi hsing ioh0issI's
supl The disease vi s9oa make s Appearance 10 tus
Puitf livery hard 10 frele me result Of nis cGta,rO
pie On I'd this tsere ass1cn "a rt mafs
eli cssfes To ohtsin seed ami such qIsn " mas
planted ~. have hal ny qusnu u r4il ;icdss
Imay sHy Il has ,csf-e ceased sllce sunday sccOnDA
met ny very htgh wind wh CD Is Lol calculated ~
The Poaie 81, bnL quite lie eOnlrary
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The Journal Of Commerce had an article , Gev
days since Directing to the circulation of the notes
of the Government Stock Bank. which has pro.
suced the ioIlwiDg reply. which may be considered
Is closing the controversy, without leaving large
profit to the Journal
Government Stock Bank y cent discount
The notes Of this Bank are secured wholly by
United States Stocks deposited with the State
Treasurer, at par Bank Note and Com. Rap.
The notes OF this b ami are redeemed 10 Waist
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London Markets

~ ssleS Of Cotton Tor De week 100 1aes sara.
AZ o 81 GO h--s Cs,iDn Coh.- and - casA.
I4n ssgs Plantation cold al buey 10 rars tn
msTiei Closed hst good bosu'ss done IN acs
bIo pflces "a Dor Col anuvs those u dd
GlIt he Bengal - % ed undo, D.. per w. Ia
Sugar sries 10 quiet and price. Af- 81
II week Tts s.eB o. West india are sos asss
Al puhlr sa- l50nsg. Msnrinus went A. r,lner los-r
rA's yellow 80 W 81, 60 pr neinsrzs Tor EAT il
oiBib quiet There IL variation 10 tae valne VI raO
pbhc sale The H. part OF Austfssa and bnlh mo
icau changed hands $500 chests Tea ~ tia pubic
sale CAV stsf prices Common good ordinary Co1s0u
fetched I'D 10 ii III y 70.
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III Az aIED.

Aug By Rev z Hsih-ld CHAs. 4 CRAGTN to
Aiss LUCY HILL, all If Ihll Guy.
At bbsTop, sehobsfie Co Tu-sdny morning August
f,by Rev Hsrr EcK q, M JOHN RI STATS OF New.
YoIk, 10 les MARIA yOuug-It daughter VI CofGe ils
Boetman Eiq OF ths former
On sunday, Aug 4, In u o an dge, N J by Rev Abra.
han Osens. h NRf K CbATTEhTON, Of NsR.YOrr
to Mas CORNsLlA GREEN, daughter 0! William
Green, ofIhe cfmer lace.