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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06
Il most ral,.able EAST india MEDICINE
For the Cure of Rheumatism, &c.

Eriroct IF letter from the Req James English dated
Bengsl, 10 his friend, Dr. F. Beduea IN Lon don
"Dcar sir--Agreeably to your request, have. with
difficulty procured and send you by the ship JASON
Capt Robertson, few pounds of The Polahelphus or
what generally goes by the Of India Extract,
Medicine universally esteemed among the people Of
India. for the of Rheumatism. Was to inform
you Of the number Of people who daily relieved and
cured by this valuable remedy, it would require
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able to besow Indeed the effect Of this Medicine is
so immediate, that in RHEUhaIYSNy you would in
some suppose it acted almost like charm in
ing il sin the for>, of Pills. shall Use all my enea
vors TO send ou constant supply" e.
Since the Proprietor has received the above Nedi
cine, wishing that the poor should benefit by it
well As the rich, ne has put up in boxes made for the
purpose, with directions round each box, and has ap
pointed Dr. ROBERT HARRIS Ar of Philadelphia
the only agent in the listed States to dispose of the
same, with full power to appoint agents where he may
think proper. +. Bowel.
.ajudicious practitioner speaking ofMc mdia Extra t.
expresses himself thus
al have (says he) employed all my skll and talents
to find cut u'eul preparation forthe relief and
Of Rheumatism, and most solemnly affirm. tina. have
never found any thing so good safe. and ecdcos
DR. BcdwePs India Extract You may depend upon
it, (says he) fer have often expcrenced that it pos
every virtue that be Justly ascrbed to any
medicine for that tormentng disease Here then (ays
he, agan) you have medicine Of suPeralive efficacy
and OF intrinsic value, mild in It's operation and certain
in its effects. which may be given w'h success
icty # Chronic diseases. but especially in obstinate
mflamatory and Chronic rheumatism In pains If the
face, &c. pill or two taken at bed time will give re-
lief
Dr. Clarke, of New York. in letter to the agent of
the Proprietor concludes by saying every class IF PEG
pie will ud in the India Extract cheap anil valuable
remedy for the Rheumatism, have generally found
from one to two boxes have produced cure.
ASA CLARKE, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-06

me following mmunicson addressed 10 ,Lr ~,
rrittor OF Judkns' Ointment from the Hon Jobn IT,
liaterru Nc" Der OF Congress. is highly interesting
me Tratu'ous n,snne, in which it is mstle. exh;b.
feelings OF no ordinary character towars suffering hr
manly: ana is certainty wei deserving. of nubISc W. ;.
ten.iun:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

IN pursuance of a Deed of Trust, bearing date
81 the 5th of March, 1927, and rec, rdcd i'm TN,
county court OF Albcrnarle, and executed To me
by h. o. Goodwin, and by order of the parties Tor
whom the trust is made, shall, the Is, day of
June next. offer for sale, the highest bidder for
cash, and on the premises that beautiful tract of
land, in possession III Mr.. Goodwin, in the
county of Aibcnarle, which formed part of Col.
w. G.. Nicholas 'sWarrcn estate" This trac,
contains $50 acres, on James River, near the town
OF Warren, and is generally known as ono ofthc
most desirable landed estates of its extent in the
State, that u minute description is deemed unne-
cessary.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing. arc invited to
view the premises, and referred to Mr.. Goodwin,
or his ovcrsccr for such inior uaticn US they may
want. The sale will positively take place the
day advertised, for cash, the premises and thc
title is undoubtrd.-I shall convey only IS trustee
TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee.
Richmond, April 3O-ctds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
RIRCINh ELECTIONS.

- H,AL1FAX.-t2 Del. James C. Bruce. William
u. Sims. without opposition.
SENArE-lt is stated in letter from Halifax, that
Dr. Atkinson is elected by majority of four votes
IN the District.
ADJUSTABLE Del Thomas J. Stuart* 407,
John McCuc 373-Robcrt S. Brooke 2I4, Littlcton
Waddel &c, not u candidate
SM1TH.-tNew county.l-[l Dcl)-H. b.
Thompson. l66-Bcnjamn McCarty 95, DR.. Gle
mems IS, Nelson Hopkins 90.
SENArE.-David McComas 213.
TAZEWELL.-[1 Dell III. George. 3l4,-
Thomas Pccry Isl, w. Shannon 25.
SENATE.-D. McComas 494.
ELIZABETH CTTY.--Alc1andcr w. Jones,
without opposition.
SEN.rE-at o'clock.-John Page 81, S. Grinalds
81 Robert Anderson -. Accomac yet to vote.
ORANGE.-ll el.l-Gen. Lawrence T. Dadcs
no opposition.
For the SENArE-Danicl Sloughter's majority
over Ambrose p. Hill, in Cupcper and Orange
do ubt of Slaughters election.
*Not in the last Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

At highly respectable meeting of the Young
Men OF kanawha, convened pursuant to public
tice, DIR. John Thompson was called to the Chair
and Ezra Walker appointed Secretary.
The meeting was opened with a very eloquent and
forcible address, by Mr.. Hudson NJ. Garland, iun
who in animated and convincing manner, ex-
planned the object of the meeting, and urged the
necessity of united efforts in the furthcrance of the
Convention to be held in Washington, on the first
Monday in May next; and concluded by offering
the following resolution:
Resolved, That Committee of Five be appointed
by the Chair, to report preamble and resolutions
to be laid before the meeting.
H. Nj. Garland, jun, n. Cushman, III. D. Mar
land VIM. f. Whittekcr, and Ezra Walker, were
appointed the Committee; who, having retired for
short time, reported the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas numerous meetings of the Young men
throughout the United States have been held for
the purpose of taking into consideration the pre-
sent condition OF the country, admitted by all to be
critical and alarming-a condition into which it
has been brought, verify believe, by the &C
lions and doings of those who WELD the adj
ministration of national affars;-a set of men who
seem to be lost to every consideration of political
honesty and intcgrity-who to have in view
no motive but their own individual interest, and
the punishment of those who have Independence
enough to disapprovc their meaares--who seem,
IN a word, to have fogotten, If indeed they ever
knew what belongs to the moral and political Dig
nifty OF the country;-and whereas, in the opinion
OF this meeting, Cen jackson has been guilty of a
hagrant violation of candor, in permitting himself
to be run again President of the IT, States after
having given the people every reason to believe,
that he could not suffer himself to be run the Sc
cond time; wherefore
Resolved, That the young men Of the National
Republican party of Kanawha, highly approve of
the Young Mems Convention, to be held at the
city of Washington, on the first Monday in May
next, and that they respectfully suggest to the Ma
tional Republican young men Of Virginia, who have
not already done so, to call meetings Immediately,
and appoint Delegates to that Convention.
2. Resolved, That this meeting proceed TO APP
point fire delegates, to represent the young of
Kanawha in said Convention.
3. Resolved, That consider the instructions
given to Mr.. Mi.ane, while Minister to England,
in regard to the West India Trade highly dcroga-
tory to the dignity of our country, and say to those
who had the irnncss and independence to reject
the appointment Of the author of those instruct
ions, as Minister 90 the Court "well done -
4. Resolved, That we highly approve of the
talents, iirmncss, and unbendng patriotism of
HENRY CLAY, of Kentucky, and JOHN SER
GEANT, of Pennsylvania.
>. Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the KeHawha Banner, Rich.
mond Wing, Lyuchburg Virgipian, and all other
papers friendly to the cause,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
From the National IRfeLigencer Of Thursday
CONGRESS

IN THE SENATE.--The General ApPropra-
tlon Bill and the bill to extend the benefits of vac
cination among the Indians, were read third time
and passed
On motion Of Mr.. Webster the Senate proceed
ed to the consideration Of the Apportionmcnt Bill.
Mr.. Webster explained the amendment reported
IN the blank by the Select Committee, and indica-
ted his desire to take the question on striking out
the bill from the House. and inserting the bill Of
the Committee, i'll order to adopt or reject the prin-
ciplc of the amendment, ieovjng the question as to
numbers to be afterwards decided The Senate
was then addressed by Mr.. Dallas Mr.. Clayton,
hr. Dickerson, and Mr.. Hill, when the question
was taken on the amendment Of the Committee.
and decided rs follows:
YEAs.-Messrs. Bell, Benton, Buckncr Cham.
bcrs, Clayton, Dickcrson, Ewing, Foot, Uayne,
Holmes, Johnston, knight, Miller, Moore Prem.
tiss, Robbins, Seymour, Silsbee, Smith, Sprapue,
Waggamsn, Webster-22.
NAYs,-Mcssrs. Brown, Clay, Dallas, Dudley,
Ellis, Forsyth, Frelinghuyscn, Grundy, Hen.
bricks, Hill, Kane, King, Mangum. Marcy, Ro-
binson, Tazewell, Upton, Tomlinson, Troup, w.
Ter, White, Wilkins-22
The numbers being equal, the Vice President
stated that, after having paid the utmost attention
TO the debate, he had come to the conclusion that
the bill, as it camo from tho House, uncon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

sgnihed his Intention to have him surumonsd cd.
What he said on that subject was said under the
inhuenco OF the same excitement as that un der
~hicn he had made tho other remarks concerning
Mr.. Buckncr.
VII. g. johnson, considering the reading Of the
paper as suPersedng the examination of Col. Ben
'on' wlthrew the motion to have him called
witness
he evidence then closed
T. .. Key, Esq. the Counsel for the used,
opc"eu the defence in an eloquent and impressv c
manner and spoke about two hours, when he
pend%d ms argument. at the request of Mr.. Patton,
on whose motion further proceedings were post
Pohed 10 Tomorrow; and the House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
DIE

On Friday last, at the University of Virginia,
ARTHUR :. BRocKENRRoUGH, Esq. formerly a resi-
dent of this city, and recently the Proctor to the
University. better man scarcely breathcd. He
left wife and nine children to bewail their heavy
loss.
her residence in King William county Mrs. EUPnA-
MA CLAIBORNE, aged GO years Modest bland and
digniied in her manners, this nmiable lady per-
formed, in the most exemplary manner, tho duties
soothc the deep affection of her amiabe family; and
long, very long, will the recollection of her great
bencvolence and generous hospitality live in the
memory of her atfectonate neighbors and friends.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
SPRING GOODS.

"a ME subscriber has received 10y the packets
Il Hornet, Fairfield, Effort, and Tantivy from
New York, large supply of Seasonahc DRY
GOODS, which being arranged are offered at
prices calculated to please buyers-thcy are in part
follows:
Supcrfine blue, black and fancy colorod Cloths and
Cassmcrcs
Merino Cloths, Cassimcres and Erminets
Gauze FlanncIs and worsed Barcge
White, brown, Mixed and spotted Drillings
Peruvian Fancies, aud Mexican Mixtures
Hamilton Jeans. colorcG and brown,
Super, and common yellow Nankcens
India and American blue do.
Black lasting Prncetta and Brochele
Super. Valencia and MarScillcs Vcstng,
Mlddling and common do
Irish Linens, Shectings, and Lawns,
Linen Cambrics and Hdkis.
Super and 2d quality Italian Lustrngs,
Gro de Swiss, Gro dc Berlin, and Gro de Nap,
Black and assorted colors and qualities figured
Mandarins and Philippines,
Rich figured and watCrcd Gro de Maps,
Painted Musns and Palmyrcnes,
Super. French and Scotch Ginghams,
Ditto do. do. second mourning,
5-o and Cd super. and middling qualities Bomba-
zine,
very large assortment ofCallicoes, in which will
be found every variety of pattern, quality and
price,
Nankn and Italian Grapes,
A beautiful assortment Of fancy IIdkfs. figured
Hermann, Grape de China, Zumora, de Coupe
Gauzo, embroidered Grape. and Thibet Merno,
Ladies' plain and embroidered silk and cotton
Hose.
Random, zebra, and brown, cotton do,
nlcmon's random ZEBRA brown, and white half
! Hose,
Misses mixed and white Cotton, al qualities,
p j cambria, J1Conct, and medium Musns,
| Plain and figured Swiss and mull Musllns,
Book. checked, striped and corded do.
! A and Sd white and bac'; bohbinet Lace,
! Thread and gymp IaceS and Edgngs,
! Bobbinet and rich blond Gauze Fcils
! Superb bonnet and cap Ribbons,
| Thread and bobbinet Inserting and Quillinps
Cambria Dinities and super twillcd CambrIc
Brown and beachcd domestic Sheetings, and
ShirIings,
Plalds and Stripes,
C!!am5ry Apron Checks,
| Furniture do
| Russia and BIRDS eye Diaper,
/ Ticklenhurg, Dowias, Duck, Burlapy,
Plain French, and Scotch brown Linen,
! Spool Cotton, Tapes, Bobbin. Needles,
! Pins, Fans, Gloves, silk Handkerchief, &c. &c.
! &c. &c.
| Having sold ont last fall, every article above
enumerated is fresh. and ofthc latest STYLE in good
order, and will be sold cheap,
MANN s. VALENTINE,
. White Buildings, corner of 9TH and II Streets,
Shockoc Hill, ap Paw At
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ESMeS53sscs'e Faces.
OYER THE CENTRAL COURSE

DER THE CENTRAL COURSE.
~ PRiNG Meeting, 1882, will commence on the
- last TUESDAY in May, (29th,) and continue
four days:
FRS! d1y--frst race TO start at - o'clock pre-.
cIseiy,) sweepstakes for coils and nll,,s 5 wears
Old mile heats entrance $I00 half forfeit: four o..
closed,
Sccoad race, post sweepstakes with coils and
hes, 8 years old, mile heats; entrance $500, p. D.
-'our or more to make To close lst of
May; three subscribers
Second ddy, post sweepstakes for all AGES; en-
trance sou, p. p-!our mile heats; four or more to
make race; the Proprietor to add $500. To
close LIST May; four subscribers.
1h'rd ddy Proprictor's purse, $500, three mile
heats entrance 500.
F0"M day. Jocky Club purse, $1,000 four mile
heats; entrance S25.
Ladies' Cup will also be run for; the day to be
fixed hereafter.
J. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
1t will be seen by the above, that tho post sweep.
stakes for coils and FLIES 3 years old S;2OO n n
will close on the LIST of next month We have little
doubt but there will be five or six subscribers. and
Inc purse, III this c1sc, not less than $1,000. The
post sweepstakes for all ages, $3.50 D. D will close
also on the lst of next month (MayJ The purse
IN that case, amounts already to $500
i. S.-Perscns subscribing will be in time if their
letter addressed to the Editor of the Sporting Ma.
game, should bear the post mark Of LIST May!
Painte MusIins, Gauze Hdkfs. &c. &c.
va IL arc opening this morning per schr. Plan
~ ter, from New York, parcel Of beautiful
SPRING GOODS: Among which are,
pieces of richly painted Muslins some of which,
much more beautiful than any heretofore Of
fcrcd,
a great variety of new style Gauzo and other fan
cy Iidkts. rich and elegant,
Black Sarago!as, thin pretty Goods for ladies'
mourning Drossrs
Black Mandarin for do.
a parcel plain Ginghans, blue, grcOn, pink and
buff,
? pieces touan Gauzc for ladies' dresses,
Lead and black Pdlmyriuc for second mou rnmg,
30. DO. BaiiStc for do do.
New style belt Ribbons.
RInd"m Hose and half Hose, and many other ar.
tcIcs. BELT g. SHEPPARD. ap27
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ESdbEEe & 81 Ay.
One Door ADORE Mr.. T.. Jude's, III Street.
SborE,a nm

NV >O' "0''I ,i', - ouue 81 III 'STes,
Shockoe-HiU,
AVE Just received in addition to their prcvi-
n a Gus receipts, large assortment of sea
sonabe DRY GOODS, viz: super blue, olive.
green, and black Broad Cloths Gauze Flannels,
Bombazines Silks, French Muslin Ginghams,
painted Muslins, Pongccs, rich cold, fig'd Man
darine, Cambria Dimity, tamboured loom fig'd,
and PLAIN Swiss, jackonet, book and null Musns
fg'd and plain Bobnett great variety of Ca
leo Prints, gentlemens and ladies' Gloves and
Mits, assorted ladies' Hose, assorted; gcntemen's
half Hose, assorted; very rich and large gauze
Scarfs and Fancy Handkerchiefs, Marmce, chop
and German Nanklus, with an assortment Of
other articles for gcntlcmen's summer clothing; a
genera! and large supply of bleached and brown
Domesics, together with general assortment OF
Spring Dry Goods, ali OF which they offer at
unusually low prices, either by wholesale or retail
They most respectfully solicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public. generally.
al 3O-coGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
T1.II-ygyxr, ACE

IA ILL commence, as usual, the second Tues.
w day in May next.
FIRST DAY
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take Mace
this day The produce of the best Stations OF the
land VIII make their first effort, for the fame of
themselves and sircs. On the event of this race
oepencs much OF The future success of thos. Justly
celebrated Tonson, Eclipse, GohSnno.
Medley, Contention and Arab. The number of
colts Ut their get, in training for tins stake, Ell.
Sures race worthy of Virginia in her best duv
Entrance $2OO--rnile heats-play or pay.
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. Jno. NJ. Butts produce OF Gohamna.
3 JAS. J. Harrison's Arab.
g. Il. Watson's Monsieu, Tousor
4. Tn. p. IIare's Contention
5. VIM. r. Johnson's Medley.
8. Waller LivinrSton's E,Iipso
SECOND DAYS RACE.
Projectors Parse S3OO--,wo milo heats-en.
trance Sis
Alter this race, Will be run swccps,ake-nile
heats-entrancc SlO0-haf forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS
l. VIM. III. Mingc enters u Contention Gll-v.
:. Dr, Johnson Gohanna colt GU, Of the dam of
Collier.
}. Peter LYONS Gohanna colt.
q. ~. VI. Harrison Il ilo;spur colt out of Molly
Andrews.
3. Henry Taman Spring Hill col:
On the evening OF this day, there will be u Race
Ball at TIE EhGIc Hotel. Gentlemen citizens and
visitors are rcqucstcdt 10 subscribe.
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse Sl000--four milo heats.
FOURTH DAY.
a Proprietors Purse S200-two milo hea,s-en.
trance SIS.
At.er this race, will he run n Sweepstakc--
mile heats-entrace S2O0--haf forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS.
/. j. M. Seldcn enters b. {. by Tonson, out of 4
DiomcGc marc.
.. VIM. Barton enters s. c. by Gohunna, out of a
Tom Tough mare
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

-, SrAtLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, ieqt-
fine, l0Olb. 6all
good, ) a6
lair, ia5
refused, % a "a
loss, p "a
manuJGctured-
LIST qualcavendish, b35alt
mall twist, no. /, Hans
no. 2, 10
Flour city mills, S5SaG
country, d.75A5
Whe0t, 75a35c
Corn, bush 5Da52S
Coai, best for shrppn,g,isa2O
inferior, Halls
Cotton, 81 a q
VARIOUS orn,K ARTICLES.
bsesicdr, best, 10 d 70
B"fttr, ALI
bee, mess, Dbl. 10 SO
Bacon, 7,3
Cheese, 7a8l
Candles, ,allow, mould, lliI2
sperm. 3oa32
C%Bee, w. !. green, I3al3!
Rio, l2al21
Java, white, l3al5
ordinary qualities, Iltal3
Chocolate, no. !, lOaI9
C0pPerGS, lb. ~ a3
Fish, herrings, no. /, S54
shad, no. |, 5Aa5s
mackerel, no. |, 5 -
do. 10. ,, 4 so
DO. no. ), 81
Fruit raisins, bunch, box, IL
musca;cl, 3 81
redthtrS, live geese, good, 3,
Giass,winGow ,GxlO, 80 fec,
z rs lGXl2, DO. 3
Gunpowder, Dupont's, 5
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer. ton, 100 aI2l
Hides, Sp'h, sun dried, l6al;
sailed, 12al5
Indigo, sp'hflo,ant, lbI25al7
Iron, Swedcs, ton, 80 u .,
English, 80
American, 20 a SIS
Lard, 7a8
Lime, 81 so
Leather, soal, 25a3O
upper ! as n , Is
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchandise, IL a Is
Mahogany, 81. Dom. #. lOal
Bay, 8 4 10
Moiasses, gal. N. o. 81 a 3
w. India, generally, 25a5'
Weai, busEel, 65
Nails, cut, Id 6
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, bbl. IL ally
sperm.winierprSd gal. 81
do. summer do. 75a8i
Oats, bush. 35a37
PiGister AFFAIRS, ton, 4 Is
Pork, prime, Dbl. ia
mess, IL 80
Rice, Carolina, 3a34
Sugar, loafl3a!7, Iump12aI:
n. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6a7.
St. CroiS, do. ~ a !Oi
muscovadoes, = a 81
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, l 95
ground alum, | 10
Snltpetre, Id. 9alO
Spirits
brandy,cognac, gal.llall
apple brandy, new, 33aIO
peach do. "a a SO
ram, St Croix&A Ant 6Oa9,
do. New England, 81
gin, Holland, lO5cll2
do. American, 35 a SO
Whiskey, %
Steel, German, III 12al4
English hIIsrered, IA
Amer do. 54a6
Shot, III Z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
$40 REE1.gRE Ed.

EB IN away from the subscriber, residing on
n e. the North River in Rockbridgc County,
about ton miles from Lexington, a NEGRO Eel.
LOW, named CORBIN. IIo is "a very large man,
upwards OF six feet high, very dark color, rough
ylSage, and very talkatlyc, aud speaks with quick
ness He had on when he left old coat Of
blue broad cloth, a pair fbue jeans Pantaoons,
aud m old while hat. il is supposed he has pro-
cured free papers, and will erdcavor TO pass him
sell is a free tnau. The subscriber thinks it pos.
sbIe that no may be lurking in the neighbor-
mood OF Mr.. Cooks the Cow Pasture, below
Marlborough, whore his wife lives For his ap
Prehcnsion and delivery 10 me at my residence
or comm'tiai TO Rock bridge Jail SO that get him,
viii give the sum Of Thirty Dollars if taken in
tho county-Foriy Dollars if takon out Of the
county, and within tho limits Of the State--and
Seventy Dollars if taken beyond the limits Of the
state. HENRY A. MCCORMICK
March q, 1882 an 3 w2m
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SELDEN s. CLELAND will at all times at
tend TO all kinds of sllcs-of Groceries, Furnie
ure, Watches, Jewolry, Hardware, Houses, Lots.
Lands, Slaves Horses, and Carriages, sc. &c.
II Liberal advances made in cash. when rcquis
rcd on amy kind of merchandise ap 2-wGwc
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EsEaaGEEs'S EDEsgXE OFEHGgI.
II hRAWlNG of the New York Lottery, Glass
EIS No. IL.
55 Al 80 So 50 As 81 AZ.
Nos. Al 80, Capital, sold by BIGGER.
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3srtres Current
RICHMOND, APRIL 80. 1882.

Soup 10 ; a
Specs, ginger, ID. IL
pimento, Jam. 49,
nutmegs, ] 50 a ! 90
mace, ; SO
pepper, IL
Tar, bbl. , 90
Tmpeatiae, sp, gal. 10 a a
TdiiO,c, good, ID. 10 a lOl
Tea, imp and gmp. fresh
Ito I lOal 50
young hyson, 85as0
~ me, Madeira, gal. 2a3 50
Sicily Madeira, | O5al II.
Tcnmeriilc. allo
Sherry, | Is %
Malaga, Ia Il 80
DOMESTIC GOODS.
.ShestingS, bm. 81, yd. lIal6
IL, llaii
blcached, Al, 16aI8
do. 81, - a ~
Shui,ngS, So, vd. 10
brown, rs, yal2
bleached. l2al5
Piaids andShptS, good qua
ity l3 ais
DcnimS, IL a 10
LtnSeyS, - a %
BedHckS, Al, lisa 20
Cheeks, 81, 9 al2
!SatiinttiS, good, ~ a so
com. 20 Il 80
Cotton Yarn, no. Ia, ,
fRElGiiTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, Id. I'D
DO Flour, IS.
Do. Tobacco, hht. 37s Cd
london, do. do. AZ
Bremen, Rotterdam, AM
s,eTdam& Antwerp, AIS
Boston, Flour, 4Dc
coal, bush Tor
\. York Flour, 80
coal, bushel, l2c
wheat, l0c
Baltimore, coal,
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, none
/ farmers Bank, 10
Bank of Va. 10
Chesterfield RailRoadl52
BANK NOTES.
U. States and Branches, pan
NEw-HAnrsHIRE.
n, Hampshire Banks, ,! Gs
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, 2
RHOuh-isLASn.
Ehode-islahd Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEw-NoRk.
Ncv-fork City Banks, par
Country Banks, 3
JERSEY.
Ncw-Jcrsey Banks, :
PENSSYLvANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, ,
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, ral
Country Banks, la ,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over So, par; under So, 2
NoHrH-CAROLINA.
State Bank s. Branches, .
Cape Fear, 2
Newbcm, 2
SovTH-CARolISA.
State Banks, 2
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 3
LOUISIANA
New Orleans, ,
nprhlpo,c lrl
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Drawing to be received by tomorrow evenings
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Capitals: $40, OOO 5000, 1000, 1880, of 1000.
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters l.
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