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Hon. g. ". Summers.

kASAwHA c. e., Ger. 3d. 1851.
GENTLEMEN received yesterday your et,et of the 10Th
ult informing that tho Convention held last week al
Charlottesville by its unanimous vote had nominated ne as
candidate for the office Of Governor of Virginia. uade the
Constitution OF the State.
II is perfectly well kuown that have neither sought for
desired this nomination the contrary nothing would
have been gratifying me, had il been the pleasure OF
the Convention TO present some other citizen Tor this hh
station My has been fixed upon In opposition ool
to entreates and proesations and did ieel myself
ut liberty follow my inclinations and my decced
views Of personal interest and domestic comfort, shou
without hesitation, decline the position which the Conven-
ton has, under circumstances atteng been pleased TO
assign me.
Recognizing however as one of The canons republican
ism, the doctrine that individual interest," and personal pre-
ference should give way the general wish and that the
sovereign has right command the citizen, yield obedi
ence 10 the call which has been made Should be
the viii OF the pcoplcthc only sovcregns who bear
rule In our happy countryto confer upon the office
ferred to- will endsavo discharge its functions and its
duties 10 the best OF whatever abilities may possess and
IN sucn manner as in my Judgment most tend 10 pro-
mote the interest and prosperity OF whole State and the
welfare and happiness OF all her ciliznnS.
In expressing the Discrimination OF NV own mind 10 be-
candidate Tor This Office, beg you 10 be assured
thatI nsensole 10 its importance or unnindiu OF
the distinguished honor implied in being thought qualified
occupy IT, To be elected the Chief Magistrate OF Virgil
nia by the free choice OF her people distinction worthy
the aspirations the gifted and exalted citizen with
in her borders and far beyond any claim or deserving of
mine.
My anxious desire that our beloved and venerated Com
monweal in her ustra tons Of popular supremacy under
the new Constitution shall cali into her service and employ
10 every department OF the State government the
material Which sc possesses The consciousness oil
Of qualification for adaptation this mos! eleS
and responsible stations the great difficulty and incon
yenience Of sudden of professional engage
ments would be brought about in the event OF my cleo
,on the unavoidable change and arrangement Of my
private and domestic affairs all conspire 10 induce The
iucance which have ntimated.
IN yielding my wishes 10 the desire Others it must
however be distinctly understood, that consent
become candidate for party purposes. there be any
auc to be- accomplished by my elections AMI that if elected
Governor of The State will not accept or exercise The Of
fee o political partizan.
In reference general politics. have decided opinions
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GGHsEE:sGsii. s!::SD;s:,.
EiCISiUND TOBtCCO N;EEr.r

rop,.c, MONDAY, Der. b.
TOBACCO.-Thc market CONTINUES depressed. and with.
Ut any change Of material aolr SINCE our las report.
y. NJ MARTIN SEQ
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New Y0RE Oct. - 10 p. M.--I'ie American ..,,.,.-
Atlantic Captain West, which vas II sail rom Iy,
the Isl O OctJrcr. ms been confidently ,ot P'0
but un to 10 O'Clock 10 night tidins. h! 5a, ;y
from her. She is now ont II days which hn ~ ei
enough for ocr stclmers Is cnnsh:cre! f.ll y ''e
ing. 81 ''c morn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

BnsToS Der. ll.lnc following particulars Of The Il,
tremendous gale the coast of Nova Scotia navr hnn
cercd from Dir. Norton, u. s. Consul dated at pr,nn
vs. Oct l0th Inc names Of :ew Of IA: vessels
Tac Harriet Newell, OF HaTwich, har!s nr ,.hfch
rislsd The "Lyoa," vi Castiue, los, win ,...,
and six hands. The Forest If s3,Iry,o,,
'[ M.,O s Of Ten I' hans los; h r The Founding
fourteen and the Telegraph, o! Boston eighteen 1851
II Impossible 10 tel! the loss of life ana thn r,. =
ashore on tile Island. ' 'esse'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

II appears that the u. S. Fsigale Mississippi with
Kossuh and his 60 companions board will stop at Ports
month England SO as allow kossuth opportunity 10
meet his friends there From thence he Is to come TO New
York where he will have brilliant reception-nnd soon
yisi, Washington City, return his thanks in person TO the
Government 10. aiding in procuring his release. He ia then
expected TO visit the capitals and chief cities Of the different
States Does il become this metropolis Of the Oldest
State tho Union take step towards extending the
hospitality OF Virginia brave and excellent hero and
patriot, At leas. fortnight will clapse it is thought be-
fore kossu!ls arrival al New York.
Congress- in inviting kossuth TO this country, having
Is authorized the placing OF national vessel at his disposal
there is no appropriation OF money BY which an official
tiona demonstration OF hospitality might be eynced his
arrival as in regard TO Amin Bey the Turkish
Commissioner The President has however, ordered that
national salues and courescs and other honurs
nav be ia The power of the United States officials bestow
shall greet the distinguished stranger the various stations
on his landing and in his route
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DEATH OF CoMMonOaE WARRINGTON

WAsHi.oTo., Der l2-Ano,l,cr of the old salts OF the
nav ind ." The o. 1872 which gave renown
and popularity. from his lato:s. TIE venerable
CoHIo: Warrington, whose is historical died in
this city al an early hour this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

The folio wing money article in Saturdays Republic Is
conclusive reply TO Mr. Bolts and his fellow panicmongers
for political effect. Coming il does from President Fill
mor,s special organ Mr. Bolts but regard US semi
official II that for previous 10 1872 ncl
ding seven years the Tariff Of 1879 there were more fan
res each year. than there been during the past two
o... md .r IN. n,nch ohused Tariff of 1916:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

The wing frce-sniIrrs of Portage AMI r.,
Oao, have organized /" defeat the Den,orr sotI''Ss
enpl5ycd NEGRO to stump te district, AMI t . nave
ocraiic candidates. ' '''c ueA'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

Nominations Of individuals for offices, under the new
Constitution are ged for advertisements and must be
accompanied BY advance pay, 10 insure Insertion
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MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.


The great sringency that has existed in the money market
for several weeks past gradually subsding and there IS
err indication renewal of confidence 1T is the general
1teui,n,tfy i.r De racnaty aIs,hth Several hca-
w dealers failed n Boston, but have report OF
failures in New York daring the past week.
The sn.ency has been great in Philadelphia as in
New York Boston, Baltimore, but there have been
few if any, failures or suspensions there.
That the general business Of The country Is in renayka-
bly, healthy state be denied nnd the surprise is that
moro failures have occurred. Formerly failures
were Of almost daily occurrence, and excited but little
attention, and there is why conf
dencc should be lost fears increased the few failures
that have occurred when consider tho ccntracton" in
the money market.
Until he ato difficulties there have been failures OF
any extent in the country for the past years and
may safely that there failures each year for
years previous 1919 than there has been during the
TWO years.
We may have been importing too largely from Europe,
bn it has been the time when better able do
than heretofore without causing difficulties in monetary
affairs.
Our products have increased in greater proportion than
imports but gold the only which has been
available TO any towards qudang the heavy bal
against The shipments Of specie is decreasing and
hope ship in its place cotton corn and tobacco,
which abundant harvest better enables 10 spare
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I|7T1UE'e
TO THE VOTERS or CAROLINE COUNTY.

ITO 'FIiE VOTERS OF TARUfTNE 7-VU.V i
As will GvOyc YOU the even. OF The TaHlcal"h
If me New CONSTITUTIONS ciccta County Clerk, take TINS
carly occasion myself candidate FOR that o.
ice Fer the last thyral years and through A.! Inc ni-
,pns Of party have held office Of Clerk, and II has
been my and eanes. eHdsavo IN discharge us aucs
with ri,ty PERM: say, tina! my long service mas
.r me shat perhaps is essential 10 CLERK man 10
apv other OTTER thorough practice! acquaintance wiih ali
In. "details Of the bu-i.ss To tell you that entirely
eInt on y office the Of supporting my sci
and i,i,y Is almost needless, for that yoa all snow Born
ind raised among You, connected WIN hy ny nc r' :"
.,r .h m,. Of YOU by the ties oi friendship and hlv
i'm spent many yeas qualifying myself 70: Ing discharge
of The varied and ct duties OF this Office, feel rncour
agc: oier myself as Candidate ath I" ask your
1rn, RI Should YOU nv fellow citizens, lhri r;nrcr 10
rI nae, discharge The duties ol rue Eiicc
wh G.c:.cC an: fidelity. wal avail my-c! o this
H. -, ~, az
Gently presented! through The Richmond Wing IN ctipn
with the pic. OF Cl-lk thanks for his cle,Sin
in .r vu! and inr his many kind expressions in behalf
Yuu, .iow- citizen, JOHN l.. PENDLETUN.
BJwIinI Green. Oct. t. ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

few days SINCE the opening of the Hudson River Kali
r,ad from New York Albany celebrated with great
ponp II runs nearly the whole distance along 'e "e oi
the Hudson River and Is l3 miles III ensth NOT shciuu
double track and sdngs OF 10 miles inc "Ao'e TINE
ming from Albany 10 New York, deducung IN minutes o'
,,r was hours 23. mnules--the most rapid run ever
mad, in America Tho total and equipment Of the road,
I'm &, This time is IS Csc ISL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

We requested to stale that the Free Barbacue the
"Saah Cottage" will take place Friday next. Oct 18th,
instead OF Thursday, yesterday announced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
GEORGIA ELECTION

MAcos, GEo., Ger. l2-lherc have been full ra;uns re-
celvcd here from ninety counties of the for Cover,
or, "h!Cn loot up majority o. Hiss Jf Howell COBB tho
Union CANDIDATE. There still ipur cuuntics To hear franz
and is Confidently expected that his majority will be
6f 00 The Union majority in the Legislature amounts Al
exclusion of the d!sunon altogether Tn,
six of the Union candidates for Congress elected certain
ln Of the remaining one is confidently anticiuat,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

r. f. Byrd, ESQ., OF Winchester, was nominated on 'he
D,oc,,c ticket for the Legislature from Frederick con-
bt declined on of the heavy pressure Of probes
siuna engagements
Nr r. b. Boiling has been nominated as the Wing candi'
4,,c for Petersburg al tho December election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
PRICES ur sruc.,s .;ICuMOND.

BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oc.. Il--2 p. VI.
sales OF 1000 bbs Howard street Flour at 1892. on
ne
Sales 81 100 brIa Ci.y Mills at s. SIN
Nothing doing in grain y! any consequence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

Mrs Potter makes her first appearance at the Theatre this
evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

u. rnrnu Crtva,4. Gus.cli Ties.
f:xr1 II aSy Gltrt 81. ,'sa9,t3.
y, Et:h FaucY 10 -
II III 10 SATIN Sears
lie,Yy BACK rIrh ia i,
do Eaatiri
u, 81 !c EanA.'o
H,.@y Eta. snsi. Saf,n; S.,t'. Nsf rtn'. sis naE.
sin aal Nu,, Shi.ts Han Hoe. Ctsr
;ia!lecs NE:.H, CHILE; s BALDWIN.
pt II - 10. Gal. -.c,f.
rikE GOV :GiI:sUiS SiitGISii.
\ rRuttLAMAiiD..
3\FpRdaI!IN hl"E@ Dae ic:e!S=! ~ III: Eve i". tt ""
ui!t. OF 'u.I,: EIty charged ct. Rlchm '',
xii the Hut" nj ai ""Giouf Sin- RicGr| Inpnt' has
from ant tc,-r:a. d, c"g
rs"a: lulrei iG,a ,csrn ~h'
-bi he SAD W!ltn Ia Hill Or CUtlG I'D rr hIni i
the ia Of The Ci Richmond: au IA al "h'
this Commonwealth -il military aUl request r"
pic .cHcr.T "!r procure III: ARES 3" re
sa, Eu!.l. ar CDt!.G, ;.l; he ir,".hi
fiYn under h1l Governor aIi i!rr the Lesser S 81
~ The wealth i.c'inpui his tli Day " nt1ar'
tSENi'i ~ the "rli 1851 JDlN 1; FLOYD
CI!i lcs:o aa" art" iOrm ant features. and m' H'
haai up;a: rttvin1IA. .ln,wD,'s Han "I
lin. .,i,,l IIrt. lad i'm :t ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

TIE MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS Oct llh.Cotpn has declined under the
.t5ius idyicGs. Sales III midiiinn at 7c.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG.
At Injecting 0i the Democratic party oil Williamsburg
held al the Coll House Tuesday, tie fh u October,
ISL motion OF Peter T. Powell, pr Robert NJ Garrett
was called the Chair, ana William NJ Moody appointed
Secretary.
Col Alexander G. Gar!e, submitted the following esou
tons which. unanimously adopted
l. Resolved, That i'll the recommendation OF The
Democratic party al Charles City, IN hold Convent ion in
The CIV of Siiansburg nominate candidate repre-
Senatorial District III the next Genera! Assembly
but we respectfully srggcs the delegation o. Charles City
that tho counties will ay" time 10 appoint delegates 10
meet ,hen The "a Monday in Otioer-lc day selected
By ;e'na request them 10 defer the Convention until the
TN oil November.
Resolved That eight delegates DO appointed TO repre-
seat The Democratic party Of Williamsburg III said Conven
ton.
g. Resolved That committee OF five be appointed,
make arrangements for the reception and entertainment OF
the p.c:aiys !" said Convention.
Ln!r the ~ resolution the Chair appointed the following
delegates Col. Alex. c. Garrett, John H. bltlcw Pete: T.
Powell Dr. J,E ~ G;it Juhn Lucas, lchCy u. Bowdcn,
Edwin II. llu.r and James IL. Mnhone
Under the 81 resolution the following committee vas
pon;rd-yiz: William K. c. Douglass, Dr. John NJ Gait,
Parkcs Slater Col Robert H. Arms,ead and Henry H. Bow
Pet, r. Powell Esq, then submitted HE folio wing
niions wic. Unanimously adopted:
|. Resolved, That recommend 10 the Democratic party
"l York, Warwick and E!izsort CITY cunncs, 10 appoint
i2rg IA in Convention n, Yorktown, the 20h
day Of October next 10 nonna'e candidate 10 represent
his Legislative District III tho next House Of Delegates
> Resolves That Delegates be appointed by the
Chu,rnn "rrescn: the Democratic party Williams
bur. in said Convention.
Un!2r the las. resolution the Chair appointed the follow
Ing delegates:
Me.srs. Richard NJ. Buckiroui VIM S. Pcachy john H.
R.io% Robert H. irn,-:@a, Robert 5. Camp, Edward b.
I.nistg, .G. t;ichard A. Buwrey
On notion thu Chairman aud Secretary INDEED 10 said
committee ard also Ia Inat appointed under the second Of tho
resolutions Offered hy C"l. Garrett.
On ruc;nn OF Wm. Il. G. Douglass, Esq., Dr.. Kinney
jams D.. ilastw p Waller William Waller, and Accti.
oi Z. M.Candls Esq added 10 'I!e committee Of
rpn@cintri.
e-rs. Alexander &. Garrett and Leunel j. rw'ien
I,tu Inn AZ
dressed the Meeting with great Cnergy and effect.
On nu:rn Resolved hat these proceedings ne sGnt {"
the D"!nncratc papers Richmond and NorpE for abra
tion An! iiirn ,ilpn, III" mer'ing al 1nrnef.
ROBERT u. GARRETT, Ch1i.l!n.
WIN. u. Noopy, :ecreti:y.
= TIE Garv may rely ccntiden,; larger, ,nHc!
tar4r Democratic il HIS city and tn ting
country, been posd before since the founia
lion NG The tio.c nn.nt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

Governor Reid North Carolina has appointed Prof. Eoe
nezer Emnons of New York, to conduct the Geological
Neurological Botanical and Agricultural survey OF Tie for
,ncr STATE Prof f. made survey Of New YORK and ms
qualifications are highly commended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
NEW YORK MARKETS., Oct. llrh.

| CuTroS-ihc marked - dui aai settled.
FLorR.i. IIa,sci Is unchanged with sales Oi 200 bis
! 4 ~ - - =, 81 f,f Michigan Ohio
Canadian loGr il steady Win sales 800 aD ~ 81 Snua-
crn hJar dull win dies ri $50 bbls at 81 l. . 81 %
GRAiS-Nhcat - Ggi! ana heavy, Saos 800 bushels
at G-. earn is steady win sales Of Is 900 bushels at IS
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n,srItssIoy IN cuEsrERFlELD.

| Messr. CAsKig and Boris will address the voters oil
Chesterfield al GRAVES in Chesterfield COUNTY! on S"'ur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

We arc rcorsscd TO inform the voters Of tho 6 Congress
sic,a District that Mr. Holiday has been for many weeks
pIs and still IT, prevented BY i'll heath and debility from
visiting The several counties Of the district,
The city papers requested 10 pubsh the ABOVE State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

EtHhSS STAIR KODS.-Assorci - l.: LONG and
9 various patterns Tor sale by SMITH n ROBERTS
y, Mann,
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t. cGGcllHc %iL4i ldf are NJ
Ta.rTfs l.. S-D PHILOSOPHY

~ ADMISSION B,sr. ~ Denis Pr % crn'r; Ce!." '''H
10 r-rt. Gallery - Eastern Gallery l&9 Cs'-
SO Doors open q: quarter !. curtain wl! hall l'i q
rlrck.
H.. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14

Col Willis P Bococ the Democratic candidate lot at
,urncv General arrived the american IN ms CITY on
Sunday and is to leave this morning to athena Tile great
Agricultural Fair and Cattle Show, which VIII DC opceu ii
Charestown Jefferson county, Tomorrow. in"t
the Valley of Yrgiuia-wii' no douht contribute ~ w
cason the richest and most Interesting pFouuco"' u Is
fine system Of agriculture II WIN moreover 10 "0'''
,o n her s,,Iwari sons and fair daughters The canti.
o,. oo both The State tickets we curn have been invited
TO be present. =,
Col Bocock is in fine health and splrlts-hough ne mas
moi cnrcly recovered from the accident OF last spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-10-14
ppocgESs or STEAM.

p ,, o,,ocr ..,oanokc" which arrived yesterday al
orno,, wc received New York papers She left ne" OLE
M Iu..a7 IN whic! day sir steamers s'i'ea o"' ""
,ort viz the United States mail steamer hac ''
o,nooI the Blush iron steamer "G'as2"w, lot os'"
,,. United States mail "i:nplfe Cy' o'
linz "rogia" l,r Snvann,,; and Inc "Eoan"Ae anu "'S
"Ci,y of Richmond" for Richmond.
Since Tuesday last the six following steamers "
10 the al we sailed from New FORK, making !ee're " al
in the short spacc of four days viz: Africa LOT
Alcrn !" fnr Etrn:udi; Pro'nctAels' lof Gun '0 ~
caraeua; Cherokee" for Chagres n'i'e'u o''' ~
New Orleans; aud "Souihcrncr," Tor Cnates'ot'
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ssitASS. GREEN AID WIRE j'f;SD &:;tS. -Jus 70
y c,irci, fHc Goods. al.
oct. Il SMITH - ROBERTS, VA II. Main street..
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- iIit ASi5' Si.otait-E.--l have Ia! :" tot;s FI
= an! DHlGbTr. S'r. whic! "rr che Tny
L.; mar up pes ,r! superior tn',
usually sold read made :Ic mIic heavy all
.:!"li the 81 superior Satiu.t e. ciIESi.Ri
Ot Dan D..n
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iAL1 %If3ubjI Al Ci1A IA &. II.
rSSliI: my school wi wl The nIrnh
at November AM close wl.h III. !,aa =" AlnI Terms ~
hcretn'r!a DAVID CpMFok.
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day next.
In nrblislns the communication OF -Ha:HoGo' u"
another column would not DO Understood Us en-".a!
his p, cu1r views, or his structures upon individuals "' MS
against railroads and county subscriptions, or ''S
,, r,on our rcigi,hor Of 'Ec fmss" VIC publish his
x;aI ait is courteous ard respectful Us, Se would
w :tr card OF nomination. leaving the author alone res
;, FIR what he writes 1T The same time VIC must he
for saying that regard his opinions rs altogether
r,iou o, that We It something like ason!s'lsn' al learn
% him that large majority OF tie sensible ahI 'he'n
gent people of Charlotte should concur with !"n his
rid,l If tho nineteenth century.
nrW ar LEWIS SKIDMuRE AND THOs. CARD
ne " WELL, ESQ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19

LIVERPOOL August 3O.-The Cotton market has been
tive and prices ii since the sailing of the
America: The quotations are: Fair Orleans I'd Mobile
55d Uuands sid The sales of the week 5727O bales
of which Spectators took 290 and exporters $3.50 The
sales Friday 5000 bales. The market closed dull
Quotations are. middling Orleans sgd, upands Sd
Breadstus Qualities Flour with fair in
qury previous Inferior kinds dull Indian
Corn is in good demand Fine yellow Us white Us 2Ss
Wheat in moderate request slight reduction-mxed
and red Us. a IS. 3D. white 6s Cd IS l0d.
Provisons-Fne beef is firm inferior is lower. Bacon
and shoulders dull. Lard il very active at g
advance.
Trade in Manchester is active.
The money market shows feature beyond the pres
sure inseparabe from the heavy failures. Conso
closed on the 18th 95 96 for Foreign securities
are heavy and transactions limited American stocks
very dull and the only change notice is slight decline
in Maryland sterling which qroted at sSa S9a Great
W failures at London and Liverpool.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-09-19
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER Is, 1851.

REMARKs-[Our reporter confined to his bed for
few days. and has consequently been unable to attend to
his duties He has however ende avored to give detailed
review he could under the circumstances. On Sunday
evening last had heavy rain, and since then the
Their has been cool and pleasant The river in navgabc
condition. and the making their through trips
to Fayetteville with ease
BAcoNThe late receipts having replenshed the market,
prices have given way since last Thursday Receipts this
week have reached about $500 lbs per Rail Road
gon One lot per wagon 800 lbs prime article,
IA cents for sides We learn that factors hold
ing the article Is cents. Western Bacon held at ii IL
cents
ConNThere has been only GO bushels received per
gon since last Thursdays review that learn of, which
brought - cents per bushe
CoFFEE-Sales in lots to suit at 81 cents per lib. for
Rio.
FEATHERS Small sales at 40 cents per lb.
LARDSaes light. Last hear of was at l34 cents per
LUNBER-since our review of Thursday last we notice
of RATS river umher-3 Sl so and $l2 per NJ.
TuRrExrrNE.-The receipts have been light since last
Thursdays report made up. reaching only about 259
bills including hard of this years crop The price
has been remarkably firm all the week. So 10 per Dbl for
soft The hard article has advanced 81 80 per Dbl The
principal portion of the sales have been made dsters
Rosim-Sales of 3 100 bbls No g. 600 of which being
per Dbl Also 400 bbls. No at 81 40 to 81 per bb
have been during the week. having reached only about
427 hb all taken at 26 IL cents except 60 bbls, which
SALT $50 sacks coaswse 800 of which were ia
ken for the trade at 95 cents per sack.
RCE-Smal sales to grOcerS at 50 70 700 lbs, for
fresh beat.
TIMBER is RATS of Timber have changed hands during
the week at prices ranging within classified table There
are now some or four RATS market.
have been very light during the week
Prices have ranged ON $275 to 50 NJ We regret to
that important occurred in the price of Shingles
report of yesterday 1t should have read three instead
of thirteen
SwEEr PorAToEs Arrivals light, and selling from carts
at from 60 to 90 cents per buShel.
PoULTRY.-Market not very well supplied Chickens arc
selling at from II 1-2 to 20 cents
SrsvEs AND HEADxG--A small lot of w o. Dbl. Slaves
brought SIS and lot of Ashe Heading $40 per NJ Scarce
and in demand
vessels have arrived since last Thurs
day. and freigh have declined n Y Sec table for
EXCHANGE-The Banks continue former rates. See table