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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.
MD L

~ A. TYLER has hand and is constantly receiving
"a. PIANO FORTES, from the justly y-eskS4l-,,
celebrated Manu- factories of Halet, SStai1sz
bsyi y5 N,s cS vass SS09 jEhP II Pds p Dnohs% o "
Orders rsceivsd for the fioRsT's PATENT IRON PA
NOS, to be delivered in turn fast we'd from the
factory. These Pianos decidedly the best Piano
particularly for the country where Tuners setdom
be had they will stand longer and n better than
which be removed in moment there being
ton between the Piano and Superior QUIT AIRS
,5s> VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, FLUTES, and
B. other Musical instruments, constantly hand and
a. II for sale at low prices. SHEET MUSIC for Pihne
eS4S Forte Guitar Flute etc. Also iNS NSTRuCTlON
ea Discount to Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orden promptly attended to. mh29
MUSIC AND MI sICAL INsTRL MENTe.-The
IVA subscribers would respectfully request your .flx
attention to their large and extensive stock of Mu-
sic and Musical Merchandise of every descripton aaS
and also to their well selected assortment OF Piano tEs
Fortes, from the factories of ths frs. makers in the
United States and Europe.
Strings for Violin Guitar, Harp Voncelo, Double Bsss
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. Screws. etc.
Nons, Flutes, q Accoriions, Brass instruments
for Bands Tambournes BANGS. Drums, e'c. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
attended to.
liberal discount made deaers and professors, and to
seminares.
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
for
the new Music received from the North as soon as pub
shed.
The entire Music DEPARTMENT will be under the charge
Mr.. ii. D. Hewitt. -. New Orleans, La, Oct. d:
oa5 ddSwA II. 8. HEWiffiT.
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SADDLERY, ETC.


PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
9 ROBE 81 CO. No. 60 Gravier street are con.
~ sanily receiving from Philadeiphia aud CrS n,
6A Ensand new Goods ~ theirllps. L14Hs
3 q{ II ds.edp.Sess, ssbPL.sr sza2G1
. rp hgpsss aaas "a
Aiso..A fine assortment Of BoyYALo Rosrs.
s1- Planters and neaIer. nvred call. jas 6m
SADDLERY STORE-SMIrH q BRorHEg,
~ ~ SO and % Common stree. New Orleans "a
Goods in their line in the Southern country, COM
sAbDLgs-More than 900 varieties of English Ameri-
cas' 6E RiP gs9 ds5 n Mesedn M md fde 4 .sds.
Brides Bride lei Fas arnsa.. nj tiiSi Gih. sars
eE1 ges. stnup Leathers Extra. keins Hitch Reins.
4s"HfiSs,s; HfiSs,ss;NEss-coaeh. Gig and Buggy Harness,
sar e ,y ana wagon P5 sns soT ns
r5ss cd S.5s TPfs; H. Il g
sEA MakHs 4Ss .9a fffSEDss +
gE and 3NsH TaMMSG hs,ss de
ss Hss iRs ;as
GSa and ID Sheep M9ioeoo Calf Skins. Lining end We
Leather se Baiiao db ROBE nam0' and heek SKINS
and Machine the sas e Ct s rSs ses as
dJu SM'I III 4 Hh'ft III H. % and d tOnmnn ST.
Newark, n. j. SADDLEKY Warehouse.
-. ANDREW q. Bull co No. Is Canal :, a
fEN Magazine, manufacturers and importers Of Sss
ly oil hand a .rEs and comple .---aA-
Of Saddles Bri les, Nsngss Trnnss Whips, Sklng arnsr
AID Bridie Leather ogssn's saide Tools Irnals,
| every description, nj No. Is Canal srest
| $50 6r1 Jaw ANDREW a. BILT, 4 CO.
| PHILADELPHIA sADDsERS WAAEAoEsl.
| Cs-a SIsNcfthe Golden ftosse Head. S-IsSSS ~
kzsHszA where the large Horse stands in vs. ~
stsAGsS the door-No. Magazine, - az z "a
| y Canal street, ~ sFE~sS
| NAGEE s. KNEASs,
slangiacn5ets l 9pa inF9F,srs Of sAbDLERY LAR
and Findings or Trade. Plated Saddey Ware, Coach
and Harness Furniture. EAednrToaos, Carey and Pea
cock P!0us.
| Military Goods.
| "a In great lssty, together with Military 4, 4
f&x FEa. a 1sum lnings, ETC., Coths, Cas- 81 g
s7ss ks%s \ Lacea and Embroideries, III M
| sasfs.rwV9el lnd weIg,
For Maaons. Odd Fellows and Sons OF Temperance Work.
| ing Reraia, PsrapheYnala.
NJ x. Principal Agents of the Boston Betting GoIl.
pany, oT the sale of Metalc Rubber, Machine Retipg,
Steam Packing, together witt, all articles OF
| kNDf1 RUBBER MANUFACTURE.
Purchasers invited call and the Goods and
| ces with other Houses, they VII sestet il. ~
sT- Great inducements viii be oiered. apS 1yDW
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From Chill.
The British mail steamer New Granada arrived
at Panama, on the 10th of February, from Valpa-
raiso and the intermediate ports The Valparaiso
papers were to the 25lh of January.
The Chan Congress adjourned on the 10th of
January. Among its enacimens was law author.
izing loan of $500, 900 for the immediate compile
ZION of the public stores Also, bill to encourage
the establishment of a steam communication with
the ports south Of Valparaiso. 1t empowers the
President to grant for three years a subsidy of
5000 annually to the line Disclaimers which shall
establish regular monthly communication be-
tween Valparaiso and the South, employing steam
of not less than 300 tons, and of speed not less
than eight 10 ten miles an hour.
The coasting trade has been thrown open to lines
of foreign steamers, which affords a communica-
ton between the ports of Chill and other countries.
This favor is granted also TO steamers engaged in
commerce within The waters of The Republic.
The U. S. ship Raritan was at Valparaiso on the
Oath of January. The Vincennes sailed for Co
quimbo on the 10Th
The crew of the British ship Alfred thirty-two
in number, arrived at Talcuhana in the ships
launch, on the llth of January. The ship was
coal laden, and having taken fire at the entrance
of the harbor, was entirely destroyed.
Several ship loads of iron for The Copapo rail.
road, had arrived, and about four miles ofthe track
had been laid.
The survey of the Santiago railroad was going
on, No insuperabie difficulties had been encoun
tered thus far.
The exports of silver from Copiapo for 1850 wert
3S7 O49 marks Of silver, valued SO $40 490. Tht
produce from other sections of the country during
the same period was 1886 $685.
Bolivia.
One or two partial instructions had occurred
decree had been promulgated, banishng al
Bnenos Ayreans who were not married TO Bolivian
females, or were federalisis.
From Honduras.
We have files of the Honduras Watchman t
| February 10. Advices from Guatemala to the lSt
| OF January had been received at Honduras. From
| private sources the Watchman has the followiu
| particulars OF the proceedings of the military force
| of Salvador and Honduras
On the lst inst. the tribes of those States arrive
at village called San Jose, about three league
from Chqnimula. General Carrera was at ihs
time in the latter place, and soon marched to mee
them, though they numbered about fonr thousan
| men. On the ID inst, about nine o'clock in tn
| morning, the battle commenced, and continued
with many changes of success on both sides, unit
half-past three O'clock in the afternoon, when
an able manGuvre of General Carrera, the force
of Salvador and Honduras were completely de-
feated, leaving on the field many dead, wounde,
and prisoners, together with arms, baggage, etc.
The pursuit of the enemy, who were flying in a
directions, still continued by the last accounts, an
in all probability Carrera will now march upo
San Salvador. When the battle commenced, it
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REMOVALS.

D pEMOVAL-InMn- -WILIIA AMs,a Cotton Factxt
IL and Commission Merchant, has removed 81 Gmx
street. -5sE5a i-.-sal5r.ss. jsaQ I
ID pEMOVAL.-Dr. j.. s. KsAPp, Dentist, h
IL removed bis office FROM la4 Common street. eesDsr &
St Charles his office and residence. No 10 Basonn1
street, where he be iound The constant psacfoe of
protessif in all its departments. Jasi Iva I
pEMOVAL-The Office OF the New Orlsanl
~ and Carroiton Railroad Company has been removed
No. l3Ss street. NJ !
D EN- } VAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Layl
In has removed from No. II St Charles street to No
Camp stfeet. mp stairs no y !
D EMOVAL-JosEpH II. PALMER L. Co. ha7
IL removed frvm 56 Gravler street to No. 4Camp
tSss,ay. nfl
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A careless compositor lately dissolved the Union
by transposing two letters, whereby the United
States became the United States.
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sheridan Knowles, it is said, is about to appear
as polemicai writer. He has announced the pnb.
ileaiion OF volume, entitled 6" The Idol Demol.
ished by Its own Priest" being an answer to Car.
dinal Wseman's former lectures on Transubstan.
tiation.
New York. -NN'SsN -
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nR. C. S. FENNER devotes particu- Sfa.
4 lar attention to the treatment ofDIsEAsEsH of H@I
OF THE EYE. Office, l65 Gravier street, op- ~
posite the Varieties. d2 6m os
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
WESTERN VERANDA HOTEL. :
M ONTGOMERY HALL, MoNTeoMERY, Ala

Iva The subscriber respectfully invites
Of the TR AVELIiNG PUBLiC. conhdef that he fss1i
supply the of the Transient sitors ES,is
to Montgomery az well OF his comp ,tors -s&NA
Those who going to, returning from the North,
obtain MEALS AT ALI hours, to suit the ava md depar
ture Of the railroad and fine horse
OMNIBUS constantly in attsndan passengers
to and from the boats to the free of charge To,
commods equal any other establishment in the
town. and, being reduced rate offer additional induce.
the Travelling Public The best stewards, Cooks
and Servants engaged and pains will be spared
render the stay OF v Vistor pleasan, and agreeable.
hl0 d&Wtf ts. A. ABERCROMRIE. p
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NEW YORK AGENCY E0R 4 =
BrOMxed, Iron ana Marble Rurniturs,s a
Garden Chairs and Setess. Sofa. Tables. small sd la
Center Tables, with marble tops Hat and b nqpe< &
Egyptian and Italian Marble Slabs. with tancy onae4 =
article. fsls . : = 'ssss.s st.faz55ssf77
TIE above articles will be found vey heautiinl. uck2
cheaper tlun wood. and far durable. = Z q
ALLEN HILL. No sD6 Rsronnsst.,
between Hevia and GIad sts., Second AsneipsHty.
fell Inlp, New OFtanna.s I
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BOARDING

DRIVATE BOARDiNG-A few gentIemen
ne accommodated Board, on reasonable iesnss .
al 24a Common. set St. John and St Peter -
MRS. w. E. BROWN informs her friends al s
1vl the nubic thar, having opened and thnrunxhiy
renoyal ed the WAVERLY HOUSE. No. . csnslt q h !,
St. lately occupied by Mrs Sba. )she prepared
to 1fier accommodations, both and II
permanent Boarders, hIr pas and expense pfoeur
NewOreans. November5, 1870. MA lyos
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bolivia.
One or two partial instructions had occurred.
decree had been promulgated, banishing all
Buenos Ayreans who were not married TO Bolivian
females, or were federaisls
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DIR: q. 7. sTuLL. B. NORTH.
nRUGS AND MEDICINES-NoRrH ~ Co,
~ Who esale and Retail Druggists, No ITO Poydas
Fresh Vaccine Matter, direct from Boston, always hand
Price per quill 81 Vaccine Office up stairs open from u
MI 2 L. ia.H Rnlh w
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0UFFIELD'S HAMS-50 tierces landing, for
= sale by E.J. HART s. co. 70 Tchoupioulas st.
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ing Regalia, Paraphernalia.
NJ. K. Principal Agents OF the Boston Betting Cor.
pany tor the sale of Meaic Rubber, Machine ReipS,
Steam Packing, etc, together with all articles OF
INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURE.
Purchasers invited call and compare the Goods and
with other Houses or they VIII sasset il.
sT- Great inducements will be ohered. APPS lyDW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-30
MARRIAGES.

On the 9th of Sept, by Rev. J. w. EvEe.sT. AN
DREW J. MIGGINGTON and MARY f. MORN.
SOS,-al Of Fr derrick county.
September 10th, by Rev. d.. p. KnAuTH, Dir. WILL
=. ASBll:Y, Of Tayl"r county, and Miss COM
FoRfA. SEEMER, ofFrcdcrick c. unity.
September 23d, by the SAME, Nir. JOHN iitRK, of
of Winchester.
AT Cedar Row, in Frederick county. onthc 18th inst,
by tic lt.v. ISAAC BAKEW, MIR ISAAC MARVIN and
Mrs. NARY ATERS,-alI Of Frcdcrick county.
On Monday, 22d inst. 1T the residence OF her father,
in Mo gan county. by Rev. MIR TAYLoR, HALUS T..
DE NLE, Esq, OF Mississippi, and Miss SUSEN, daugh
ter oil ISAAC BAEER, Esq
Al Lcvenworih. on the 9th inst, by the E;rv. II. w
DonGE, HUGH ROGERS, Of Clifton, and i2OSALIE
D., eldest daughter of ions L. Powell, Est of Lou
donh county.
On the 18th ms, by the Rev. Mr.. CREuBs, MIR.
HENRY KENSELL aud Miss LUCY c., daughter Of
CmAnLEs HARDY, sr., all of Winchester
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PLEASE OBSERVE,

The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only is
advertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed tor Ills pnrpose1 by The Gov
ernOr Df Maryland, are in ali cases sent to our Cores
pundents.
Letters always strongly and carefully seated
The purchasers of Packages al Tickets seldom have
more tlan six chances against their drawing in q Pack
age any oiIhe Capital Prizes. and one Package may
draw four of the highest PriZ's. IwO-IlIirdS OfIhe Pri-
zes are sold in Parkagps of Iirkets.
Please Order a few days before The Lotteries draw.
All Orders purcIuaIiy answered by Fctmrn'mait.
Persons at Il distance from Baliimnre, who wish
q Fortune BuckIcd5 untheir Backs" Will find ihatit is
nnl, necessary To cncInEp The price las laid down iuthe
above .~cieGule. fora Package or Single Ticket tuthe
Truly FUrtunate, Faf-Famed and Oh Estihlisl ell
No. / Light Street. baltimore, sd.
.H Or, Box 544, Baltimore Post Office.
Scl t NIB 20, 1851.
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To thc Editor.

==lE-- e#.
Mr.. BEtLER ! We the Undersigned; having
been present at ihe examination of the prpil4 in
the School Of S1fs. PHELrsss, we're much impress,
ed BY the evidences OF their thorough treining in
the various branches of Education taught in her
School. We have never seen any where. strong.
or evidences of.tne Teaches understanding, the
true pointtobe aatainedi in all Education TO wit !:
The training the mind Of the pupil not TO receive
with omnivorous:appetife the ideas and thoughts
ofothets, but training the u,ind in its owl, appro-
pirate work, the act of limiting for itself-of ex.
eFclsihg and developing lis own powers.
q lady, who has for several years thus devoted
her time and health to the improyemertand edu-
cation OF our children, commands our best wish.
es, and we have no hesitation in commenting her
School TO the patronage OF all parents and guar.
dams, who wislito secure iur tie irdaug!fters and
wards a faithful! and devoted Teacher.
JNO. QUIGLEY.
JNO- H. McEMDREK.
JNO, f. HAMTRAMG,K,
CHARLES HARPER,
+, w. ANDREWS.
ShcPherdS.o"n, SEPT. 29,h. 1851.
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DEATHS.

ON Sunday the 2lst instant. in the 2lst year of her
age, Mrs. MARY FRANCES MARSHALi wife Of
JAQuELIN a. MARSHALL, Jr., Esq, of Fa,hInier. and
the eldest daughter Of JOSEPH IL. SnERRAno, Esq, oi
Winchester.
On Wednesday morning the l7ih instant, ut the resi-
dcncc of her b other-in-law, DR.. J. PHIIIP SMITH, in
Winchester, Mss MARY Ian NEWTON, daugh-
ter Of Hon. WILEouGuGY NEWTON, OF Wcstmorcland
county, aged IS years.
On tho l4lh instant, Mr.. THOMAS TAYLOR, OF
Hampshire county, in the ODD year of his age. MIR
TAyLoR served :" The Revolution, having entered the
army in his 10th year. He was the last i that noLl.
band Of heroes VIII lived in Hampshire. lie was very
exemplary man, aud greatly beloved by al; who knew
him.
At Brucctown. on the 10Th instant, MIR. EDWARD
L. WEIGH, ia The 2Stl year of his age.
st his residences, on Timber r dye, on the 9Th ultimo,
Of bilious lcvcr, Mr.. NATHAN KERNS, Sr, in the
10th year Of his "sc: nthc 18th ultimO, AMI NEliNS,
in the 2lth year finer age and OIL tic l.ith instant,
BEBECCA SE2NS, in the Doth year OF he! age. Thus
have he father and two beloved daughters. fallen vic
t ms to tho ruthless hand Of Death in a little over one
month.
AlSp insGcld. Ohio, on the 10th Instant. at or lingcr-
ing illness, Mrs. CAGHAHlNE THOMPSON in the
GISt year ofh r age, wife Of PELATIAH TMosiPsoN, for
mcrly Of HaTpeTs- Ferry.
On Sunday last, near Rcrryv;lIc. Clarke county, Mr..
GEORGE +. GOD ARD, in the -7h year OF
his age.
In NIiddicwav, on the IG h inst MEL: DAVIS,
i'll the 18th year Of her age ON tEc 9th .nst., MARY
RElIECl a, III her Sth year, dnugii cs o. l-LIJAn and
lARRIET GEJFfUru. Thus in the s!iori space OF i"o
weeks have the parents Of these irtcrcsting:and b lived
children been called TO mourn their early departure; but
they are borne up IN tn " deep aif!ctIoh IA; M co'i7oI-
ing assurance Ij:aJ th"y rest in the bosom: 81 Him. who
said, .].sitlIcr Ii tc child en- to come nnio mv. AMI forbid
them not, for Of such is the kingdom o! licaEra"
AZ her rcsiL nee, in I.CcSiI,rg, on the 1HI inst, Mrs.
MARY FADI.EY, i'll the I'D year OF her age.
At Mountsvi!i., at the residence Of her Edthcr, on the
I"th OF September, Miss NARY l.. MOLNi, i'll her
3!st year.
DOWNS, ed ) years.
81 Jacksor {. H.. Va, on tho 18th nit FLEET
SMITH, EsI., lite Of W Washington. The deceased was
.r Ipmy iint. :, resident Of ICCSbgIrLr all nTrCtiSCu the
profession Of he law in Louluun and the nciSh6ori"g
counties.
In Mar,insbr. 2. on Goth inst, after a lingering il!pCss
with comsr,m. ton, Mrs. co":vrtot MIR ia
cor VAS DoRAH, jr in her 18th year.
a.. Sir Johns Run, Morgan county. or the 10Th INST
JOHN ElAMII.rON, son Of !iENi.Y and ASS ). WE'D
DEL, aged ) years, ! mouths aud Ii days
Al Iarpers-F Ferry, On Saturday, the @ish inst, Mrs
SIROIIiEt
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R.ipart-Prisoners Commit
~ GafS an Gofsuch, dc.
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.eaRlsTIANA R
l.. baltimore sun.

ram
D.igart-Prisoners Commit.
Jas ,9@, of Treason and Mtrder-Rs-
G oatS GoTsuch, dc.
., Sept. %, l85l.-The exami-
De Sarder Of Mr.. Ed%ard SosguI Ihs G SoIs
ti .."castef this morning, "s %n." J"6n r.
,i.i.ion was given by justice 'O"u :
.,.fpl examination into this melan,
5 tais, Tbich occurred on the morning OF
ns IL the county Of Lancaster, and
II lIm' oaIhs and atfitmations OF good
!. solemn .i,izens-their testimony bef"re
aiaOe lssJ that Edward Gorsucb, of
te 5a.t in pursuit Of his w properly,
gnIl',f J~adsburg, vas cruelty murder
%san'nlP Sand Of blacks, aided and abeltcd
d lrtD G.., others were severely wounded,
as lp the United States Government
TX Cnfet ~ force and arms, whilst in the
s;isteo y bis duty, under The authority of
once o. ss, is also testified to. With.
It,Oi Cous mon that which will ever be
sueO."s GOOD citizens Ofthis county, who
~ oyt"' e respect and obey those laws
e Ta'5 0eople themselves, we teel 1t to be
b ,'J JI,r 10 commit Cashier kiannaway.
on GUY iobn Morgan, Henry Simms, and
fH.s' .ha,ped with the crime of treason
aoofgi oi,ed States, and aiding and abet-
d The rJsr of Edward Gorsuch, a worthy
ID luz state Of Maryland.
- Of ~ wpre immediately committed to
Y Ps S,Oce not being bailabIe.
Se y D INV to iaturm you that Dickinson Cor
10 naP Xiv recovering, aud expects 10 be able
; home next week.
TsEcosD DISPATCH
,u,sraray and lhree Negroes Commit
isPa Tlas on-Disckargc@ Sir and commit
~ q.,,H Oilers Contest Of Co""cit, dc.
0r Sent. 25-q'he magistrate, at
mi, morning, gave his decisi"r in
R6eeI1" ,he CDris,iana rioters brought t01IIis
! dse ~ IT, directed that the two whites, Lewis
sr,v. and three blacks, be committed
! ilnp ,,dy of tie U. S. Marshal. to be taken
u I,Inbia, and there 10 I've tried for high
ra'1. .rsinst the United States.
aiq.Inck tho examination OF the thirteen
aIon rommenced. The magistrate directed
s''tl' 1,lsm be discharged, and that the re.
"a Iron be taken 10 Philadelphia for trial.
isps .Se1cmcn. here has subsidized, and the
lN .s;,v are satisfied with the decision Of the
.Es y was considerable sparring between the
~. :, The winding up OF the case. Mr.
IN the District Attorney, deserves much
!, 4, The energy and skill which he has dis.
NV t'
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e5 EsEWAHD.

oST, on the 24tn of September, a small
Ia BreasLpIsl, containing ive:white STONES,
set in a row. 1t is supposed TO hive been lost
whilst serving on a jury to assess: damages on
The lard Of WIN. Clandcning, and between my
house aud uarpers Ferry via the lands OF said
Clendening. The above reward wall be paid on
delivery OF the same to the.
L-W. WASHINGTON. zsa
Near Halltown, Jefferson county, Va.
September 80, 1851 -3i. lF.P1
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Valuable ProperfY for Rent.

TTVHE undersigned will rent ont his Merchant
4 Sill, one mile from Wales Depot, on the
OpcquOn, for a term of three. or four years The
Sill has been rebuilt all new, aud is situated in
one of the best DeighbOrhOOds for wheat IN the
Valley, and being on the railroad, so that the
miller can load his flour himself There is q
new Plaster Breaker 10 the Mil.
There can be from one hundred to one HIM
dred and ffty tons Of Plaster sold every year
Application made Immediately 10 the nnder-
signed will be attended "a.
June 10, 1851. Jas. F. REYNOLDS.
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Che I'll L 8.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
g n. n.l.;mo.a s,n ofnfnndnr.

From the Baltimore Sun ofNdonday.
!be.Fluur markethas been dull throughout The week,
SlIeesaahiform. About lS5 bbls. Howard street
s adv were sold at 50 s7l some choice braad, brought
Wy. City Mills is he'd uniformly at So e15.
Tie supply Of Wheat has been quite limited. The
- q god to prime reds have been at TSaI5 cents; OF
HGae 16aS0 cts
I6eCOrn market has been but scantily supplied.
as lNF Quotation for white and yellow is about 6Ja6l
saSn-SbOuldcrs 9, Sides lO3a1l, and Hams 1oall
The supply of Bccves offered at the scales on Monday
- va unusually large, aud prices ruled something
Ssst' 400 head wereofered, of which 914 we're sold
9Ssy butchers At 50 10 50 STt on the hOof.
We qeO'c Hogs from IS to 1929
ALEXANDRIA MARKETLsatufdays Sept. q.
Ies Flour market is steady with light rsceiPts'a and
SSSssaied demand We notice sales of4~E0aSj0,birreis
SsS9aa0ah FlOnrzby Canal at 1885, wagon prizes
N US receipts Of Wheat are light-prices unchanged,
nfo &c ordinary to fair rcd at65a70cts:; fair toprime
i SSa IS aeslected-wc hear OF no saIss-apotations
I NJ Is a full supply and no change in prices.
+'e Hogs 5 625aS6 so.