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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

4 l.
y The subscriber will sell privately, valuable
TRACT OF LAND. situated in Wythe county, about
three miles from the thriving town OF Wythevle on the
waters of Cove Creek, containing 295 acres on which
there saw and gst mill with water power sufficient
to drive the machinery of Wool Factory. As fur
Their nducement for persons to purchase the subscriber
will state that coal has been found the place and in
the neghborhood and that the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad will probably pass within short distance OF
the mil-seat.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to examine
this property.
Also a valuable House and Lot in the town OF
Wythevie, on Main Street, being a most desirable
stand for tavern and wagon yard The lot contains
IL acres.
Also, one other House and Lot, situated about the
centre Of the village arranged for soreroom and fam
lily residence.
Great bargains can be had in the foregoing property,
as the proprietor is anxious to sell.
For any information in regard to the above property,
address the subscriber at Wyheville
THOS. WYNN, Attorney at Law,
Agent for the Proprietor.
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II. RlES, RICHMOND. VA.-Buy PAINES
Tickets because all the large prizes of any to
Richmond in the last two years in their Lotteries,
and they continue to send prizes than all other
arrangements together.
The whole of S36 900 and $50 900 sold in their Lot
teries in the last twelve months will amount to more
money than all the large prizes by other manage
ments in the last five or ten years.
List of Prizes sent to Richmond in Paines Lotteries
inMe last tlDelpe months.
Whole $4,000 whole 10000; whole, Of $4,000 ;
whole 25,OO0 Of 10000; OF 10000; and numerous
smaller ones, ranging from $500 to 5000.
Orders for tickets will meet usual prompt attention,
il addressed to d. PAINE & CO., or
C. w. PURCELL a. co.
Rjoh Va
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

INN PLATE.-l50 boxes lOxl4, l2xl2, and lax
IL 20, single and cross for sale by
nv Is JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
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ID Y.-Absconded from my farm, in the
HI lower end of the county OF Henrico, on the 18th
April, a negro man named TOM HART. He is about
six feet high thin vsage, and about sixty years of age
Ia cooper by tradel He took with him good supply
of clothing, mostly Virginia CLOTH He was purchased
from Pleasant Atkins estate, and it is possible he may
be somewhere in Chesterfield, where he once lived
returned to me on my farm or ten dollars if taken with
out the county and delivered to me
NV Q-d1tn2t* HENRY w SHARP
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

HIGH WATER AT 7 O'CLOCK, A. M.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

LAKE'S FIRE AND WEATHER
I'D PROOF PAINT-The following certificate of
the value of said paint worthy OF the consideration of
the public:
CERTIFICATE.
RICHMOND, May 9th, 1885,
Messrs PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Gentlemen-In October, lS49, we Ia COMMITTEES on
the part othe Congregation had the roof OF the Monu-
mental Church in this city covered with Blakes Patent
Fire aud Weather Proof Paint.
The roof was of shingles, IA years old; the shingles
We're cracked and in bad condition.
We have recently examined it, and now, after six
months, find that the Paint has formed perfect and
lard coating resembling slate through which we think
moisture can pass; and we Judge from its appearance
and hardness that the roofs thoroughly protected,
and good, if not durable, than when the shin
giles were new.
Wetherefore cheerfuy and confidently recommend
it covering for the roofs of houses, superior in
Judgment to any other article we have before known to
GEO. D. FISHER,
JAS. H. GARDNER,
Committee OF Repairs.
We are sole agents for this valuable Paint, and will
furnish descriptive circulars and directions for use to all
| applicants. PURCELL, LADD d 90,
No.. .-A---
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

NHESE TRAYS, BREAD BASKETS,
~ Sandwich Trays, Fine English Trays Walters, all
sizes and shapes,a fine variety of the above TOR sale at
enters,
NV II ~ Main street
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nR. LANDON RIVES-Office on South side
IL of Main street, between 18th and 18th, over the
store of Parker, Bayly & Nimmo. NH s. m
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stockhod-
~ ers of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
the company, in Richmond, on Monday, 9th May,
1880 c. w. MACMURDO, Secy.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET, May ID
The weather here is stormy to-day.
COTTON is quiet, though prices have undergone no
change.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-05-17

NIOTICE.-The office of the Inspector of Guano
~ and Plaster is on 18th between Main and Cary
Streets at the Office of R, S. Glazebrook
my l7--clw J. N, POWELL, Inspector.
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ONE WEEK MORE, BY REQUEST.
NINTH AN ENTIRE PROGRAMME
w EMBRACING
THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL!
CONFEDERATION OF CHARLESTOWN
THE FAIRY LAND, THE STORM, AND
THE ENCHANTED ISLE!
Forming one OF the best and cheapest exhibitions ever
presented to the public.
Ey Tickets 25 cts, without distinction of age.
Doors open at o'clock; exhibition to commence pre-
csely ats. my13tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
For the Enquirer.


"A frequent custom the OF whale, TO
throw Tub overheard when the attention OF the at
would lower the boat with The certainty
be could cl,d oi
IL ihai,c Voyage hhe Pacific
Though sensible Messrs Editors that lam touching
rather delicate ground in asking, for the few remarks am
about 10 make an insertion III your paper yet We owe
utv To the Democratic Of Virginia which should over
ride every consideration of the kind We not unequen,y
see very anab and proper actions IN the abstract
ed bv nenron questionable motives jury oi whales
gifted with powers common TO the enlightened portion oil
mankind would scarcely find condenatoy verdict against
an individual convicted simply OF throwing tue Ia one OF
their fraternity for his amusement II would DOUBTLESS be
agreed 'snsm con-" provided always, no bodily hurt was
inflicted hrowe by the tub aforesaid IN It's pass gc
overheard that il very harmless piece oil p!easantfv
on The part of hrower But ii upon thorough lnvos-
tigation OF tie by this enlightened body it should be
made 10 appear that the said individual associated with 9th
ers had with malice prcPense and hapoons done 10 deai
this unsuspecing whale amusing hlmself-what mink
Won would he their verdict, Why if the Pacific Ocean has
one cave deeper than the that doubtless would be
selected for the confinement OF men guilty OF treachey Ike
tha,-proyided again. thar their pacific laws did not permit
capital punishment
more transparent exhibition of the stub game" have
never witnessed than that displayed in the election OF
pubc printer BY Legislature last week. gu, Mr.
Senior Editor the tub; mo offence SIR Tor II Inc oody
of Diogenes lived in tub, his mind may dwell
winnie is cnnsraulatng ITSELF it is be done 10 death
You have been tossed, sir 10 The Democrats OF virginia
by the generous q Wings, as sop would be tossed 10
surly n,as to keep them quiet Can any man be eiind
mons before? Has Mr. Colin been guilty OF crime since
he was your competitor last year which ds4ua!hed
entering the lists last week Though ask the question,
know the contrary for there is man IN Richmond VINO
has conducted himself with proret since that PERIOD
Why then et me ask again has this thing been done with
much unanimitv? answer for Two reasons. lst They
hope by this ercessre show Of generosity TO keep their
friends CHARTERED on the public treasury And ID They hope
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Corrosnondencc of the Newark Daily AdyrrtlscF'
NH. WI-RDERS NEAR PATTERSON; 49,


- ,.. ~, ,o,c =, Judce OF the common Pleas
Juoge an rrh and wealth-was able to arficulate sur
a ana,a - describe the murderous attack re s
uee osd ron sleep between and 3ococK ils ~ my
b e,mng of his wife, who lay in the rom sue - ;,b
-. ~, n nutting his hand upon her, it came ID c ~
h bsad of man On rising up in the pea nc Us ~ =,
nh Ratchet on the head but he jumped OUT anu a "
I Leading 10 his servants apartment Siyihs ~
49, he could succeed in opening the door no"se, no
,lsod hv the murderer and in the scufiie ms W 1,
;a cn hv large butcher knife, when caused MN y.
ii irsnsihc on the floor. After tins lie mus. NV
90, c,r h;s face il horribly mutilatcd. apparently WIN n
u described Ire man as a small one, having "h sconis
Iva wooden shirt his clothes r. ,ho ,.
The servants came down after the escape vi .'.o ei
~ al.rmcd he neishborhood. Parties set OUT III an oi'ec
a Ladder taken from the MILL was found standing D!
@ If the nnrrct windows Tracks were seen al It's ioo'
J e Marty set out upon this ack-Mr Ackerhan star
d FAR The dcpot of the Ramapo railroad "here 10 re-"
ntcs he saw small man approaching win ~ooleh s'
@ his clothes and a bag He proved TO be John Johnson
m Enoshman On coming up he ASKED the loiu 10 tiacA
an.,nL Mr. informed him il was the best way 10 take
he railroad track part of the way and SAD e was gong
,hsre himself and proposed TO into the depot mouse 10
.u la Starring Bothencrcd but Mr.. A went out ini-
inIv returned with rope and assistant lhey sciz
d and bonnd him forthwith. He had by this time taken on
hs wooden shirt which with blood ana put II IN
| ,hn ban-whch proved 10 be Judge Van "lnScs 1ohh
sons left hand bloody and spots OF blood were on III,
face He alleged he had got bloody by carrying III hoss
The doy before The hatchct and knife were lett IN the oioo
DIV chamber. NJ, w. 1y;,LI,
| 4 Coroners inquest have found that Mrs Van "lnKc
wos murdered by Johnson who is in JAIL lie work
cd for Judge V W. about years ago. ana was III HIS
| ho,,se some three weeks ago, for Il few minutes.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
EQIRTEEN DAYS LATER ERaM EIRapr

FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Rebellion in Austria and Ihrky-ie IN Cotton, de- De-
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer
BALTIMORE, JANUARY H-P
The Steamship Canada arrived at Halifax yesterday win
Liverpool dates the 18th December. The Reached
Baltimore about o'clock Monday morning.
The Canada brings this country one hundred AMI
three passengers She experienced rough weather on her
RESURRECTION IN AUSTRIA
Accounts from Vienna and Berlin to the 22d Decen,be,
have been received communicate intelligence of n,
highest Importance, nothing less than that formidable n
beon has bokcn simultaneously in Serra province AZ
European Turkey and in Sctaronia la province Austria
living between the rivers Brave and Danube The ,roon
stationed along the boundaries Of the Austrian Empire
having coaesced with the insurgents the military Gordon
Austria the Turkish frontier Is al end and the -
treat of the insurgents thus secure in the evcn ~.
failure make Roadway against the imperial troops i
said the Scavonins fully assured Of the supper, ~
the troops the frontier before they took up arms aean
the Government These troops have hitherto been rocaria
as being The brayes in the service OF Austria. Il
The force of the Scar0udaS already in the field il esim,
tod at hndred and treny thousand including ,b
Austria regiments which have Joined the standard of rey,
This immense force is also said be hourly sweed BIZ desc,
tons the Austrian regiments stationed in peterwarer
Essex, &c.
This revolutionary movement originated in the military
districts OF erva Peterwardcn Weleck in Sclay,n,
Ii been surmiscd that this formidable usurecn hss
been brought head through the instrumcntaty of Ru.
sian intrigue That power IL generally supposed be am
bilious of placing both Austria and Turkey entirely DEEPEN
dent upon its for existence amongst the nations of
Europe.
Russian agitation and Russian diplomacy is said 10 BE-
daily developing itself That naughty power is BECOMING
open and daring and WILL il supposed throw oil III,
mask entirely at the proper time
TURKEY
The Prince Of Natola in Asia Minor has refused 20 pay
annual tribute Of thirty -four thousand ducais due The
Sublime Porte In anticipation Of collision, tho Prime.
said 10 be armng all the male adults in the province with an
aacy absolutely astonishing. No ono can tell whsnce
draws his supply of arms and ammunition.
INDIA
The Ennsh papers state that India cnlovs uninterrrn,
peace The Governor General OF British India cc
led 10 Leave soon for England
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS. Dsc. 80
CorroS--Prces have advanced d. since the departure
of the steamship Cambria The following the QUOTA
tons of the Committee of the Board Of Brokers' viz FAR
Upland s. ID, Mobile CO and Orleans Gid. The
Aet closes with an upward tendency.
FLouR-Eest American brands 2is 10 25s. ordinary 23,
Cd.
WnE.r-Priccs have advanced ID. per bushcl.
CoRS-Whiie % 30s, yellow y 29s., per quarter.
rEclE AND STocKs-'Ihc Bullion in the Bank Of Eng.
land amounts millions of pounds sterling Amc-
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, JAN. Ii


TOBACCO-The breaks small, and prices good The
stock on hand for sale SMALL inferior Tugs sell at IS so
25 good Tugs 81 IS 25 common leaf So 25 25 good
FIOCR-Richmond 5; Scottsvile s. l2H.
WHEAT--90a IS rcd 100 white.
CORN-Old 80 cts, dull; IS so.
CORN MEALS 80 cents.
OATS-33 35 cents pcr bnshcl
FISH-Herrngs scarce: Cut 80 5U 10; Gross
81 IL. a y: Shad So 80 a S6-dul
BACON-Vrginia cured, new, TX CENTS old Western
Sides s. cents; Shoulders IA ~ cents; Hams *
10 cents.
LARD-Barrels 6H I cents kegs TX cents for new.
WHISKEY-2s1 cents for Rccted.
COFFEE--Rio IL y; Lagnayra TX l2s; Java 10
a l2..
SUGAR-Porto Rico So a 6s; New Orleans crop,
~ 81; ST Croix cts
TEAS-lmpcria and Gunpowder IS l25c per h., Black
% 60c. Dull.
SoAP-For brown SIC; yellow ~ sc. per pound;
white and variegatcd II II.
HIDESC;rccn sailed AZ cents per Id. Calf sailed IS
cts To 81 each
lRON-Pir Iron s26 to 81. according oquality swedes
% per tom English 95; Tredegar Richmond mandatory s9o
Up Country Bar 500 according quality Nails TO S cts
per ID.
STEEI-Amcrican blistered $40 per ton.
SHOT-5Ac. per pound.
PIASTER-S2 81 from Wharf; at Basin 1 90.
SAITLast sales from wharf IS per sack from store 81
RICHMOND jan Is
TABLE OF RATES OF THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF CATTLE the scales command 50 so 3; extra
quaitv will Justify higher price
SHEEp-s2 si-quality being rated.
HoGS-si 80 s. JACOB SHOOK
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TO The Editors Of the Enquirer
.IASrARY Q. 1850.

~ '"e 1>"''''' ~ JANUARY Q, 1850.
nv removing all the Wings in office under the com
monwcalth We shall deprive ourselves OF one oi inc os
powerful means of assang them. | said YESTERDAY tna'
selves ough, to he able testify to that fact Nheh ney
hnye occasionally By accident gotten into power they nave
often manifested and frequently exercised F!oscpse
shirt Nothing has tended more TO deprive the WINGS Vi
nuencein this State than their beal use OF power "e
hev coud get it, Ii seems be fast settling down INTO an
oxom in nocal affairs that the Wings incapable OF ell
Their retaining power when they have gotten ~ or OF using
Il we'll while they retain it, Their grccdness and prescription
are TOO great elements failure in both respects NO sooner
do they obtain the power so TO 90 than uey h -,
bom they dare 10 attack Not only this inc case III ON
State concerns but cphaticay II true OF lhen IN eae
nj affairs The present administration has been ana no" IS
busy engaged in developing this Distinguishing character
tic of Wiggery thereby exciting the contempt, ing
and The drs of thousands of those who aided in - eeva-
on TO po,er Now Sirs do not wish see the Democracy
make the same plumbers in this NATTER which are operating
90 disastrousy upon the Wings They are suffering the
of their hungry and gasping greediness
They are furnishing the best OF arguments 10 de-
monsrate The unilness of the WING party to govern
the country as we'll the strongest proof OF thei lait
ulness 10 the pledges which seemed TO them temporary IT.
mph In this matter of prescription we have them on me
hin" and bitterly will make them see the course they
have adopted Already have they caped part 81 lhe bisr
harvest in the results Of the elections which have been made
since last March, but the end is not YETI that VIII only be
in 1870 II seems TO me that should commit an gorgeous
error it. for the sake of few patry situations in the State
cmpoynent we should sacrifice this great advantage over
our odyersare. BY doing would lower ourselves to
hcr leycwe should close our mouthsettcr our own
hands and destroy the aest prospect OF Keeping ourselves
in the ascendant the councils of the State and the mon
shall ask YOU for space for one more briei communi-
cation on this subject be devoted to the consideration Oh
the effect of this upon the external relations oil
virginia. "''0 ''''' ~ uNUS pOpULI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Baltimore Sun.


In the House Mr. Campbell the former Clerk OF the
House was reelected BY small majority over John " ro
new the regular nominee in the democratic caucus M For
or but he coud not reconcile the sollers who were
ppp6ssd to him on OF his adhesion TO the compro
misses of the constitution their antpodes OF South caro-
lin, Extremes will meet, the principle that IN
chemistry the affinity is greatest between bodies Of appar
an most heterogeneous qualities If there were no free
soirs there would be ultra Southern men, ana rue reSd
In medio dc Mr. Campbels capacity 10 discharge the di-
cs of his Office is known and his election Satisfies no
doubt hi. numerous friends
Gen Mcneil of New York, has been recommended ny
tho toporraphica bureau the person best qualified 10 run
the boundary line between the United States and Mexico and
viii il is said receive the appointment as commissioner
Gen Nc Ncis scientific qualifications arc known TO he OF
rho HIGHEST order and he is doubt, that account as
well as on account his many eminent private qualities
very suitable person for the oili.e
The readiness with which Mr.. Edward Joy Morris was
Yesterday confirmed by the Senate shows that while char
res are preferred aganst the nominee no opposition will be
made to his confirmation. ~
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RrcHaosp, Va, MONDAY January Il, 1850

RIcHaoSD, Va, MONDAY January II, leoo
Gentlemen Yours ''n behalf of yourselves q Il many
other members of the General Assembly requesting me to
meet YOU in the Hall of the House of Delegates, this eve
ming &c, &C. was handed to Inc late last night
regret that could have anticipated the honor OF this
invitation before left residence and reached this city, be-
cause am prepared and cannot be- 10 accept with
satisfaction myself with justice TO you nor 10 the
a source 80 high paying compliment OF which any man
of much higher ctensons might be proud and calling upon
critical moment when no time is to DO lost TO DIS
charge patriotic duty from the like Of which have at
time ever shrunk conhdingly throw myself on your ndu
sencc and cheenly obey your call 10 aid you in doing all in
power preserve TO ourselves 10 our whole country and
incs OF our glorious Federal Constitution and Union
he with -respec, pride and honor State and
pie.
With The mos, profound Acknowledgements, gentlemen
have the honor be, respectfully and gratefully
Your obedent servant,
HENRY a. WISE.
To Messrs. VIM. NJ. Cook Joseph Mayo, II. l.. Hopkins
Lewis +. Harvie &c, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15

To he Edlfors oT nc Enquirer.
QUERY.-Can you tell me- or not, whether it s the Gus
tom President of the United States communicate
the fact of the death of ExPresiden Congress in
session. and if not al the first meeting thereafter see no
mention made of Mr. Folks death in President Tayors mes
sage Congress is officially informed Of the fact Proba
bly, the second Washington searched the messages of the
FIRST and finding the death OF no ExPesiden announced
Them concluded it would be improper say anything about
Mr.. Polk. BLISS-FULL
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

fIt. - ,h,t tor The Richmond Enquirer
WAsluSGToS, MoSpAv. Jan, II, $50
The Senate to-cay has bccn mainly occupied in discuss
in. the resolution from the Committee an Finance for
pending the law limiting the expense of collecting the pu
revenues Without arriving At any conclusion adjourned
In the House of Representatives the election OF officer,
proceeded in. After which the report 81 the COMMITTEE
on the Rules was discussed till the hour of adjournment
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For the Enquirer.
To THE VOTERS OF LOUISA.

we would recommend c. B. Hopkins ht person 10 re-
resent US in the Legislature of Virginia. Mr. Hopkins
irc Democrat and will make US good representative
and We think in justice the next representative ought be
selected the upper end of the county as we have
failed to support every candidate from the middle and lower
end and had representative from the upper end for
thirty years. MANY 'oIERS
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fcORRESpONDErCE.'

RICHMOND JANUARY 10TH iooo
To Henry A. Wise, Esq:
Sir In behalf OF ourselves and many other members Of
the General Assembly respectfully request yon TO meet
s in the Hall of the House OF Delegates on Monday even
ing al p NJ and address such of the members and c
zcns as may be present upon the dangerous and absorbing
question between tho North and South which so seriously
threatens the dissolution of glorious Union We make
this request because OF the Importance OF the question: ane
its awful consequences the peace and union Of the States
and because VIC know you feel interest in its speedy
fand inaD settlement We earnestly hope YOU will accept
this invitation and comply with wishes and, We doubt
NOT that OF n large and attentive audience
VIM NJ Cook James Cook,
Jos Mayo Charles S. Hail.
II l.. HOPKINS, Heroine l.. Opie,
Lewis f. Harvie Jno. McCauley,
Vim Hicks. N c. Claiborne
Francis Warn,an Madison Gilmore
Nathaniel Wells Jno. S. Barbour, IT.,
VIM Cackley. James H. Ferguson
Thomas NJ. Tate, s. B. Wheeler,
Jno. Morris, r. kidwe.,
Douglas B. Layne, VIM. A. Street
Garrison Jones,
January 18TH 1850.
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~ We are authorized 10 state that MIR. Henry H. Cole
man of Mccklcnburg, declines being candidate at the
Spring election in the House Of Delegates; ;and that
Mr. Williams will be candidate 10 represent the county Of
Mccklenburg in tho next Legislature.
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BALTIMORE, JANUARY IL.

BALTIMORE, JANUARY L.
TuE M,RKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF 800 barrels Howard Street Flour uni
form brands at 81 81 No sales City Mills. Nothing in
wheat to-day Limited sales yellow 80 cents; white
at 10 cents. Oats, 81 % cents. Whssey "a. in
barrels New England Rum 81 30 cents. Sales 1900
bags Rio Coffee from several hands at Il Sales also
of Porto Rico AT Is cents, and Laguayra at \