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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16

NAsHS1ros, Apnrr H. 1850.
Course IF Mr.. BeioHIae TtJ Vote in the Senae Posi-
ton of The Administration, dc.
Gov. Stewards occupation gone He has been superseded
to-day by magnificent speech the ultra Frres.t doc
time by Thomas II. Bcnon which, however. had 10
other effect than On Tile test question - lay Mr Fooics
"uilon tor the appointment OF select compromise commit
tee ~ the ah" 10 decide thai question in the n>gar,
he minority against ihr motion only two; Bat ~ the
tvs" Senators ZION Georei Houston o Texas the
or Of Calhoun, and Mr. Sturgeon ., Penn were absent and
a' all these absent Senators hut one known 10 be in In
vor OF national compromise Of the slavery question We
may safely and surely infer that compromise bill will u
mately pass the Senate b. majority six eiah,.
ms II great triumph, because il was achieved BY the
union of the patriots against the administration The free
sellers and the puslanious Wings and Democrats both
sides OF the House, Clay and Webster have covered them
selves with glory Cass Whtcomb Bright ana Dickinson,
have noby thrown themselves in the breach TO save the
mon and the Constitution. The country will know no" 10
honor them
IA 10 the administration where is il! The President in his
inaugural has ayowcd that h. will BE- no sectional president
after he had previously asserted he was no party president
WIN the party would any forgive him! Parties axe oil
not much account any ho- and there in general very
tile sympathy with holders whose are always
subject TO the fortunes OF way But the different VII"
regard TO sectional influences These always be avoa
ed because sectional parties always penicous IN ne
consequences. Sui we behold to-day the champion
OF the administration, Mr.. Benton attempting lead ~
for the Cabinet of which says he will he mem
Der, and Southern Senator follow him. The South
united, rent for compromise cop!nstee TIE North win
the five noble exceptions above quoted went against IL
while the two Senators from the hernohrodte State nj De-
aware followed the bchess Of Mr. Clayton who avows h!n
self fo~ the compromise with Southern men, and against
with Northern men, and ,oted against il.
The administration, them has suffered si.nl! ieeata &C.
f.; which inspires the hopes % every oyer pace 1mo-
ny and fraternity in the Union and which, Doubt wi DC
realized in spite Of the adverse circumstances which has be-
ST end surrounded the unonsts. The administration has
taken rs portion on one of the extreme wings Of parties
End Will remain there ill The dissolution of the Crion Gen
lay o WILL IS said, appoint his advisers from both sea'
parties; but the ireeso and agitation will have MAORI
y in the cabinet The South has retrieved lis position
In spite of The contrary opinions maintained by many
Southern Senators they all voted in body for the complo
mise coa;teehey all showed themselves ready 10 ae us
the question: and in this they opposed By Col beho
the champion and euogst OF the administration -.
We now know that the administration mean To hght We
compromise men-we know that the country must LOOK ~
their present evils. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-04-16
NISCELLAS EOUS.

PROCEEDINGS OF JURY IN WEBSTERS TRIAL.
The following of the proceedings OF the Jury IN
Websers trial very interesting this uncture and may
be looked upon semi-ofacal
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rhe saIa,er,. R.untY Lnnd nllI.

The act. 81 which n ccpy ~ annexed, from the
immense smcuni Of land Of which IT disposes, and
the great number OF persons who are Interested,
may be regarded ne one OF the most important
measures Of the session -
n, n ,nsctsd NJ the Senate and House Of Rspressn-
tstivrs Of the United States OF America In Congress
a.cmbled, That each Of the surviving, or the vdos
or minor children q deceased commissioned snd non.
commits st ned efcers musicians OF priystes, vhsther
Of regulars volunteers rangers OF milits Who per
tof,nsd military service In any regiment PAM
de, sch a service of the United states the
var uth Grsst Britain declared BY the United States
on the -8ahteepth dsy cf June, lsi2 or In any
Of the Indian wars since 100, and each Of the
Commissioned ofaeers Who vas engaged In the mill.
tsry service o. the United States In the late
~rh Mexico sbsu be entitled 20 lands, as foiloss
Those Who epessed TO serve twelve months, during
the var sud sctusiiy served p'ne mouths sbsn
eslye one hundred snd sistJ sores and those vbo
aaa.t 10 arv- six months aud sotuslly served tour
nonti shsi receive eighty seres and those Who
gsrsd e for sny, or sn infetnite period ssd
actually s,rv.d one month shall receive forty acre.
Proviced that wherever sny omest OF soldier
hopo'sy dtschsrgsd IN con.sauense Of disability in
the frrvies hfce prsop Of hs period Of set,ice
ao shsJ receive iao amount 10 rhisA he yoeld have
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept SOP ".
AsHrs.-There was no alteration in the market to-
day, while sales ade Of 100 barrels at 81 79S
IS for pearls, and So l2is for pots.
RaEApsrUrrs.-fIom We osiced increased hesvi-
in the market for the low des Of Western aud
State nour. The demand moderate for the local
t-... but good for export particularly No. snper-
6pe and cr1,...., state. Canadian was steady aad
scarce Sales reached 10 900 barrels at So 8. $685.,
for -FOUR; 50 rs 81 06 for No superhne; 81 90 -
62t for mixed to straight Michigan and Indiana 70
81 SIX TOR fancy Michigan and favorts state and
81 "a - for pure Genesee (regulsr) Holders Of
Southern -four frm, with sales Of DO bills
at S. q IS l2k for old and new mixed and straight
brands Rye Flour was in fair demand with sales Of
go barrela At 50 Is So - Corn Meal held firmly
at - 1875 for common and IS 81 for extra Gsnesee
with sales Of $50 barrels We have to report fair
here an at the Hast. Gsnesse was hardly 20 firm.
Includd In the operations were 400 bushels mixed
Ohio, at 81 o.; 500 bushels common Geuesee, at 81
10; TACO bushels white Michigan, at 81 IL 81 13E;
3,7o0 bushels red Southern at ST. and 600 Bushels
mixed Canadian in bond, at 81 o. Rye sttled
and lower but closed With more frmness, with sales
of 600 bushels, closing at 6sH . 6stlc. Oats
easier Sales Of river and canal at ~ 43s and Jer
ssy at 4os 4lc Barley scarce ssd wanted. Csrw
In fair request for export and for hiag contracts
mat uring ths month. Sales reached ~ 600 bushels,
Of 6St 66o for Western ed 66ifc for round yell
low; and 65c for weevilly Southern. Contracts
settled for 20 coo bushels mixed, at 6S 6sIsc.
CorIsy.The sales to- day comprise aaout 1000 bales,
and the prices obtained by sellers rather better
sLoss s.ii,s Saturday, wing 10 I'd
crop from quarters not usually confident sfsman
vi
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House OF Representatives..
w.nr,eroS, Sep, 20, ls5,


The Wou,e met At eleven O'Clock
Mr. GvHLIr Chaplain. Ia the course Of his prayer,
asked every blessing Which God can bes.ov on the
srmbsrs nov about to return home.
Tho House oncurrtd 10 tho resolution OF tbs Senate
70 .vspeud the seventeenth joint rule that the Civil
and diplomatic appropriation bill and the Indian up
preparation bill could BE- presented to the President for
HE signature day.
III. ous, refused 70 suspend the rule. for thai ruF.
pclc and there wa much soaiusicn
Mosiass' wer. recsiv'd from the President ststiuf
that b. had signed the Civil aud Dipl omsis bill and
tho Indian Appropriation shl
Sir PoIrrr wished the Committee Of the whole
tie state OF thu Union 90 be fschsrgod frou the
fs bill I'd thai "a b. made the special order for
the third Monday ia December next Ohjected to
81 fltsen MINUTES 20 n O'Clock, molten OF Ne
Bsytr.s oonnitt's wa srpointsd to wait the
PRECEDENT TO Ssh BIN whether he had any further com
Uuul-ations O. nats
Incrts we're uasc TO lake up . bill supplemental TO
she Soldiers Bounty lard bill passed on saturday 1t
afpearf the cBSrosng clerk left out the words Of the
ratsut and this makes the warrants assxnsbe which
uct INTENDED
On notion TO suspend the rules TO take up the SUP
y'emeutal bill, the yeas and nays we're ordered
The Ulstk occupied thus for ave minutes aud
49, interrupted by
NJ Raw. vho said the committee had ~altei o.
tn pFctisent and he informed them that he had ne
fsrthcr ctmmunicstiop 70 make to Congress
IRE Clerk resum, cslins the names
SIR WfprvotrH rose n q question OF privilege -
1Acrc too nsnv REGULATORS In land warrants
tie hocr, Who have no business there. Ths door.
kerpsr should enforce the rules
The Cisrk resumed tbs roll .sll he got far dow,
The s,Tsssn The hour as ased BY IN. jou, r..
rniution having arrived no- declare that ths House
stspds adjourned un the first Tuesday OF December.
ssnis tstIon, Of joy aud lee members fingered 70
q inverse with their frienta
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Si:a 4 .:s sSss; sTl s::f :s
Sss for Norsss: AySa s:ds Ter s,on
c,p%.cs Henry L,srpao fssa ssS Goii .:s
& sS'fSs sls; AsH a Ora,
for Pr 'iSsnss, Argus Assn wig NuA spL CaSas dos
pe"rsS. b! H'n- SO sris y, his. Burl. Nyort.
for .srs: a. Eonry Lsa ems a.Ssi.; s.
Franklin. and Depmark. lube. tcr NYorki Lu,y Waite
Challenge and Ophs. Roehiand for do; Grampu suivas
HoLNrs BoIr, Sep. &c. ~ AN-Ia por. 81 sail ias.ai.x
B.lLowrli 5-Ar. brig Larch, Rondoa. ...r, os.
Advent KimSsil. Hudson
sePs y Pilot ss Just som handed s t TON u.
With diamond her fore topsa supposed I. - pkt
~ S sashe stP1S @
two Br brig. S.n s an p,t Nary ss for @
sos sad brig Paul Jones, for Richmond. to shs
600 II AMt-sehr Lebanon Brc-p from Philad'eh, for
ys;t.rd.y sprung Leak snd !. now vS.s.
presumed she viii Se compelled 70 dsOharzo
son.Ls: SEPT as-iid brig san:sn wh.eisr. St Marks,
A MANI. sss e 1s s ea o Sr' MAJ
kss oHlHsss s'Ps s.srr Sa.t; WIN Elisabeth Brl
ca shrs Eusena, Hanisa, Pt asei American RhoAis
Nsw LONDON Sep. 2eArr ba+ Delaware. NYert for ..-
for ~ Eas%s q: fr
H dc f sss,ss T ss5y
ssephs; Eiil. Dow Barwieh FOR NYorh; Richard Law.
NsyFcsr Sept assh-ATr schr vistory NY.rk for rar-
mouth.
PORTLAND Sept .Arr brig For Frohsck. LinooiaviIIs
fer Chagres schr Trader eroy Roekaud for NYork CID
brig Helen Jane shaskelford. Wilmington, Nc sehr War
rem, GRAHAM Nyork.
PLrnorTH Sept ssArr sohr Stephen Waterman. Eickor
Posr.sourn. scps2i-Arr brig Almirs Herret Ph.dsi-
pbia: schr PRllas NYorh.
t1yANsAI SEPT aiIn pert sADs Ell wsi.a.y HlasI.nd.
dsg bsrks vernon, rayo for STert savannah Crove
Peter Dem Hosy. do Gen Tsyior soule. DO tTs' Tsrs
Cole. repg Josephu. Pitcher do Gulnare, Emss, do Su
Thurow diss; Philara Th,eber. NYork Brave ts.l
(Nor) Jensen disg Aibermare Cowcry aiss;
Lorenrep. for 81 Jago; Ch.rl,on. Gkey. diss
souk, Thsrlow do; scbrs Geo Emily Ni,k.rson disD
Phipsturs Wy for BStb rsiry tPrus Backs 81 Jssos
Helen Joson dise Lysanders Powers Boston: Str.t
Harris Philadelphia; Lamar htbourne. repe.
SroNrNGToN Sept 2S-Arr schrs lsNsn.e Woltr: Baln-
for Bedford; sloop GohAm. Albany for Fall RIVER
sALsn, Sept @Arr brss n Long, st George for NYsrk
st George OF 50 Georxc and velssSo Of Ksunebunk s.p
posed from Bangor for nYok put In for hsr5or sshrs
Leader ST George for dos Mary Calais for Pha eipha AT
roee do for NYorh EIaheth Jones' Bangor Seubera
ports Margaret and Leo Thsmss.on for NYork Cit zssk
brig Or Rogers tof Salem late Of Hampden South America
Sid large Feet Of vefses bound and 4; schr Joshua
WILMINGTON. N T. Sept 25-Arr sohr Lamartine, Chap
mar. NYork CID 9th. brig Majestic Miller. Boston; sshrs
~ VAIN. Erickson. NYork; d Wales. Godfrey. Nsw
Haven.
" c Nelson, Richmond; o Coles. Horfelt-
WroAssEr Sept T-Arr ship Ontario. Holnss Lvorpsd
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NJ MAIL.
The Last Nieht OF the sessien-The Scene
ard the RssuIts.
n v " Al L
OR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

OR WASHiNGrO. CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MoRvNa,)
September %, 1850. I
IL was great nghi-it was a curious night
was not exactly one Of the Nocto Ar,bru,,ana.
hat IL was a strange, mysterious, free and easy,
night in the Capitol-ths last night Of this long.
exciting, eventful and glorious session Of Congress
Looking back upon II nom the light Of day, seems
more the recollection Of a distemperej dream
more the wild, jumbled up creation OF a night
marc, than a reality. !, is usual to make frolic
Of the closing night Of the session; but last nigh.
we had Kentucky "burgoo"-s free and esy-a
regular barbecue.
At O'Clock p. NJ, the scene in the Capitol was
beautiful, txhilaraing, cheerful, and pcetica in
high degree. Both houses were in active l,sisll-
tics, closing up the appropriations. Messages
paesed rapidly rom house to house-sron the
PRESIDENT 10 both houses-reports from committees
Of conference were disposed Of with the celebrity Of
ieleqrsphie Dispatches. The galleries Of th-
House, from the centre of the hall. presented the
post brilliant audience OF b~suty we have seen
for many q day The array Of the fsir sex. al
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TsIIRTg-EIRsT CONGRKsu.
senate.
U.sefvEroya NJ "A
FIRST SESSION.


WAsnsSrs,, Sept. -, 1870.
The Senate met ct O'Clock
BOUNTY BILL.
Mr.. wiLEKs said that in crossing the Bouaty Land
bill an error had been made ~hoh was OF discovered
tih after the bill was approved One amen DIN snt m sis
in the bill had beeD omitted. The BILL a. It passed
the Senate and was approved By the President, al
LEVIED warrants Tor lands to be assigned An amond.
seAt had been made aud agreed to By both houses
which provide sssgn nts till after part had been
Issued He Introduced bill explanatory Of and sup
IlyiBC the error
Mr. DswsoN objected The error he considered Was
o tnrtbBRts one
Mr. BESToS ssid the obi lection was outrageous
tr pArsvS hoped the senator from Missouri would
hst get Ia rage. lie would withdraw his objection
lac upccrsiood both houses had agreed to what
Which prevent tie passage q bills the last day Of
The grsticn.
Mr. JtfrERsor D.vt. submitted q resolution auth D.
ii-iny the PRECEDENT to Tummon a military board 20
anime and report whether the grade of lieutenant
general should ~ established in the army and what
rsoesssry N pr'vept military officers usur ping
exCrcifBg civil functions Agreed to
The Senate then wsnt into executive session. doors
ctfEtd At llk o'clock.
A r1su.s vas received from the President approx
Aug the Civil md Diplomatic and Indian APproPris-
tion bills
At ave minutes before IL o'clock q com ittes was
appointed TO wait on the President, consisting Of
hessrs Ewug. Houston snt John Davis TO In Iuiss
~betbcr he lad any fGrthcr commune alton to make
a. that body -As abost TO adjourn.
The committee reported that the President hal ne
furthsr comm uncstion 70 make
Nj ktNo congratulated tao Senate and county on
the events Of the session. aud pronounced the Senate
sdjcsned tin the frst Tuesday Ia December.
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TEE WORN DONEA sDsOT DONE.
Appointments and Confirm atoms.
i & u 3 ID e o.
&c, &c, nc
b Y L T. l. l. o X A L ii
The LsteI from the Capital.

~EcIAL AGENT TO Mc,RAGUA, AND ANOTHER TO
SAX poMINGo-BuEs PASSED, AND CALIFORNIA
APPOINTMENTS MISTAKE ~ THE BOUNTY
LAND BILL, kTc ErC. ETC.
sss SPECIAL rGLsGR,rs'o oeSsF'roSosroE.
wAsntrGroN, September 80, 1850.
MIR. webster having sent special agent to Nic,rs-
qua further action the Mosquito question ID post
pssed till he reports
special sgent will also be sent o,en diplomat,
lions with the Dominicsns of Hayti Important re-
suits are expected from both.
Among the acts passed by the late Congress is the
California bin, making sir ports of entry Collector,
appointed and confirmed James Collier was rejected
Collector of San Francisco aud Mr. Davis of Phila
selpha, q merchant, substituted. II. n. Robinson,
was sppontsd for Sacra msnto; Dr. Wthal for Stock
ten Dir. Gallagher for Benicis and Vallejo.
California light houses are provided for; also two
hundred Thousand dollars are provided for a custom
house at San frsnci.co, and one hundred thousand
dollars for ary deck
The Land Title bill and the old Mine bill are post
poned. This oil leavs the California tax of twenty
dollars per month on foreigneEs in full forge till next
session.
The Soldiers Bounty Land bill, by mistake of the
escrossipg clerk passed In such form a to throw
the lands open to spectators. The explanatory act
tailed h the House.
Both houses OF Congress adjourned to- day at noon
or Immediately afterwards ss have already infor m.
ed you. Among the nominations confirmed at the last
moment arc tn. folloSiog:
John. ". T~ee6y, Postmaster, Milwaukee, Wis
Allen Hate has been nominated for the Collee-
tortEip OF Milwaukee, Wis
=. A. Benjamin. Of New Orleans, was noni ma tod
aud caBnImed Judge OF the Norhern District OF Cali
fofnia
Ar. Heay, of Boston, former Law partner of Mr..
Wobrtsr Judge o: the Southern District.
Mr. Costs, OF New York Naval Officer OF San Fran
cSco.
Mr. Gallagher. Collector, Benicia
Henry kobirs:.. Collector, Sacramento
Calhoun B.nham, L. 5. Attorney, Northern District
sfCslifofpia
J. NJ. Jones, s. Attorny Southern District OF Cali.
forIia.
Mir. Douglass, Marshal, Northers District of Cali.
fornis.
Mt Given, Marshal Southern District of California
Pazenclait, Indian Agent for Califor MIA con-
Srined.
Messrs. Rey and Barbour, OF We, Indian Agents
California, not acted on
The ssIr p.rsous appointed ard con armsd Col
factors OF san Diego aud Monterey who have been act
iDg there ~ Surveyors.
Mg. BENEDICT Postmaster II Albany, was withdraw
and . Mr.. kipp nominated In his stead
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Cleared.
o.sss,; Iss,r.. Ne. or.sa. staSs.s Ts.nps.s; Fac.
Sssi,ass, ssrnk Vessels. ,gr,.e.. o B Rs,...li
!s'I s%I.s :, J:ss; 81, EI.sis: os..s ssSs',
n:ri.us Co Eisst s;sT.n', siisss,S siurrss cl:,I
s ,H. bI r sr rs S.yI. by. s,sss
CO. Len ssSs' s Bs:'1 ss.s
..l, S.ss.,sr wInia,,ss. Sc; France. o,aa.r. .ss
On rss.. s:.s,Ts ss. eiS.y. .s.s; a.. :,i a,
, S a M'. .sl w.S ,.s ns,:'. N,.gsS days
as. ~ w.. .. Ts cgs,. 70 ss Az. -
s.e ", q ia. 6 q isn 3 s er EI.s. o. ss.
fas sss@sr With sli i .@Ss. pip.' .a,-
S "ss,ss ..S. 70 ss' ,yl ,s'A Pr
shis Atlas, Hom.n, lve,p0cl 9TH mdse sed pssssuS.ri
@ s:s. 'fssss % n,
So, ,aspsss .sr,r. al. 81 ina s .srSs ,
',s &C. e :, hss. S1sss s,r' San, a.,
- NJ,
sssf rs,,s., Psrssy. rssii.s.ifsi. . d.,.
s:SI iSS.si;,,s; ei;s ,;,I..s.a Yes, si''r'idr
Below.
ship Constellation. from IlyerrooL
-sir 10 iLs eastern. ssd Tbris s o. the Bishlsss.
sailed.
ship QusSee. Hep Orleans bsrks Ds-rrugssi. hrant-
chi; knset, fsvsnnsh.
Wind suri-E the dsyNw.
Rr-unrrDThe brit Tyres vais,y. hence for usranhsm
left the 9Th asd the night Of the ssth, Ia lat 81
len "a during sau. from " Iosfsre sod
topslantna bhoom and main mast split msis
sail and tcwed in IRON b. the steam tuE Hercus
TIE Star q the west ~. been day, Of Naaa ehst
Shoals, with igit " pnts
On The gd tsPk steamer With White smoke pipe
supposed 10 ie TIE shinson ~ miles s0f Hsias gein.
in NJ styie, ieing dead c.'s OF the time.
on Tirisdsy s5tN sts RI in ios 81. Ia, % y y.
steamer supposed the Asia.
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&IlIPPIN q,


yEHROUCH LINE FOR CALIFORNIA AND Rsc0v,
via Chayres direot.-hnd BY the United States Nail
Steamers the rsc6c On SATURDAY. October l2Ih 1852
The rev and splendid steamship CHsRokSE, l,r5 .s.s
Henry Winde Commander will leave her dock, Hsrth
Eyer Chszres drees on saturday, Octs Der zsh a.
oooch The Cherokee AMI Philadelphia emily ssAn
ers running direct to Chsgre in withhs United
States Pacific Mail from Panama saa franccc
Passengers ~ the Cherokee will
III. rulsr mail packet OF November the steamer CALI
FURNiA. For passage apply 70
HOWLANDA ASPINWALI, 81 and IS South ct.
~ franssco va Sh.S,es ss sIs.y ls,h october -Ths
d. Wilson. commander will leave her dock, pier No. X
Saturday Oetobcr IL, o'clock Chaxrss
gers BY this chip will find not be had
any other Tue stserase passengers will
hished with separate table Freight apply
J. HOWARD son, - Breslvsy.
YAcHT FOR sALE:-ANBw. FAST SAILING scaoe-
ner Yacht Of twentyfour tens excellent toAt 10
we'll found with cabin farsisure sc. Apply 70
john WENDELL. So South street.
EoR sALE-A NEW AND SPLENDID FAST SAILING
Yacht from fifteen to burthen copper
tened 10 built on the mcst improved style. A note "a
dressed T. ct the once o. this paper will meet yfA
romp. attention.
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rsl.sr.phic marin. Reports.

Arrived-SLip sunbesr, Liverpool Ass ~ 18th inst %
Cars ssbs sair Hsleyon from Liverpool fsr NYOIk
fhip hoslen. Iiterr0of, via Newport ASH
Bark s,ry, Liverpool. Avg ~ sept IL lat t, j.. 81
boarded the wreck 81 Br ship yietor % Bristol ti-Ssr
laden, abandoned 90 usfefiosRed,
Bsrh Ipstee sery Bsitinore bries Eii.s k.rs Pensa
eos; Flifn Reed wumirsor. NC shsksre.rc, sns Asde
YER rhilsa.rsis Nay Jsss esnsiv-s keoss Amsthys'
s,n ssrs si cieSfsssos Aus ~ ser, ". Ia, - rs Ten
= ,res. br,s A-.sds fsrssn. frnss NYsrt t q Jsse
srhrs Cs.rier. Rch-ord Wright, Fhnsartphi.
nsler-shirs Bevsise sr,n cs.sut,s. au'.-sv's tfs"
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

r. 80 a. Nesn.,s sept $500 ri,,.'srsh
Lso a., Isy0 50 se.. Lssl,h LAT; 5Ss a 90 ~ 500
ieISi Coo sS ci cdo. .fS az
100 Che. am Del. IS a6ii sloo Nav IS, G. ssIi i6s
500 R:ssns s.; ~ !, 'sT 200 90 ~ share. P.ns?
BADt, bs ~; 100 do US 81 do as -0Odo, az Bank o.
Kentucky. g. l0s 2PLlaislphi Exchange, 4 Camden
and Ambsy Railroad i3ts; 50 Reading s. 81 50
de- ssS % Do s2' $50 do. bs s 6Penniyivsnia Rail
BaiTsosH. saruspsr. sept. ss-Si.S 800 Bsitinsr. 81,
~; 2shArss unien Bsnk 20 100 Bstnsrs ssd ohis Rail-
reed time. Teh; 25 do, no ~ d. M. ado rs.
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Rsssaarcrs Arrived.

LivEzrooI-Facket shp Western woriA-r Ritohie Mics
knight.
LIVERrooL-Packet ship Isaac Week.-Mrs. and Miss Ma
nng Mr. Barker. Mr. Lyman. Miss LymAnd and servant Mr.
Holiday Mr. Ro.hweil, Mrs Roths ell. Mrs Dawson auA
child Mr. Weller. Miss Hamilton. Miss Hamilton; Mr. Ne
Cam and in Of ef Mrs Crates chiidrea
Iorror-Pseket ship London-Mr Krioghon and lacy n
eAatier and cons OF Bosnaj Mr. Row,ds, Mrs. Cook Mr.
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