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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

THE UNION BENEVOLENT SOCIETY y,onII -,II I1s
az enon OF purchasers 10 their stock OF ready made
to'nlng 4ithe Depository, Corner ~ Locust Alley and
street. below the New Exchange, where they Rave con.
sAn.y great variety OF sessonabe Goods at prices tha
ALSO,
tG,ang ant making done 10 the best POSSIBLE manner
their interest Varonisc ulis institution as i;f
Charitable object. NJ a" ~
RULERS MAGNESlAN APERIENT POWDER
- EJ-O1scTve, that the preparcr's name and aLrcss
10 l2Ais Bullet Chemist, 1, CheApside corner OF -
talt L'hon, are printed on the Labels which are az
i'N' WIZ" g
supply VI the above article lust received
ALEXANDER DUAL & co.
I'd - Corner Of r and Ilt ais
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
aLAss sEALs. MnrronsANn nAmEs

". ENNupIPU 4 co, af S1uNIy's OT stand, have
- Hr e1'rf.r follow. Hg Glass seals with names
Edward Robert. Joseph. rrHntcs Mary. Henry Han
nah susan, Selma. Aufrrw SIIuIFl UFyiI. EunH, Eliza
Mars, Richard 'ralo, Irm'ut Sophia. le'u1 Charles
Martha, julia james. Thomas NBftil, Ntrum1. Janet
Agnes. J ."u. Ante. Marian GHurrr. Caroline.
seals with l-f.i.-s e.. Y D. NJ, q ., ws.Rs. 4, d.
u, .. GIN. y. n. T.. u. IVY
Mofrsa 1uI u.'.iHs# tFr urfa constant. VIVA Itre
mrIt. W. mg. N'r il.uI fUEvr, heart iorgivs. Ne
NHnu '1'Ig tr morrow .Hr Both sfir- of fHr twrr.
come from @ gUHsr. ~ paine, r1 game, Ucw1rr. con
slant Time will rUrr u,. ruu| tale unip'f Wv MH'hsr
NrrfH H.nrrfuu fHc U" Deprived Of fhr~ iUfr, FflIr
UrC dee, rs T1sr heed, d. ruuc, Read sol believe.
One thing surFiu', seek Che most Ihhfu' CousBury
guides wcs NTrk a' meals, Hu'rkW work. THer. Kings
luI bears wurry their Keepers ~rmpEr calcu. Eaicu.
tiyty guides uc hope supports mr. Say yes, GofwcH
N Como ffst served fraI. Farewell, Always AZ home.
Enirc nous, krcp within Compass Think of these but
work ou Ccg Ics.s-r vtu llgf big pip. shall
turn sgl'n. rrrNgrus, Wei nurIoI friendship. When
this '.E barss my friendship shall cease; Consider my
ways How HNc ID.
CUPID auICIsiu p.vl on PIGS back, D,f. Rose. Dove
Hunter suI deg, Br's drlw.n1 love Euor. snip Sea
statue of Minerva. Heat uf HyfHu. fcL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

KENT, Kendall a. ATwATER
HAVE fcrevcd per ne steamer President and shis
k'selue from liverpool via New York, their suppy
NJ Spring Goods Thcv will continue 10 receive through
iHe setsnn r. m New York additions 10 their Stock Which
viii render al tunes desirable aud worthy the afienHrt
~ CITY 1nf country dealers. nh ~
IMPORTED, per ships FtankHn ant Prcsiteut ono buf
1 superior oil Pale sherry, hid cid tamaica Run
two pipes pale CoEuac Brandy. London Brown stout sud
Ac boz prfs aud quarts. and ~ Quesnis Arms ard
Dolphin Cheese Also, received from New YORK % kaa
kes snt boNcs Anchor Chamfairre and Hockheiusr
Wine For sale, RANDOLPH HARKIsoN'
hf Carr street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
TO COUNTRY sIERCHaNTs.
LOOK mkNt.. GENTLMMEN


NlY l. have on hand, OF our make. lot OF beautiful
w Bunts, which We will sell low prices from O. ~ 10
50 % Also handsome Dress Peg boots FROM IS So 81
beautiful article-AuI We can shew a s handsome
shoes you ever saw-u4uuiac1urcd hy us, al prices
from S3 10 50 81 Pumps as, nom e. % 10 81 OO-and
We have h1uithc hLuisomrst aud best lot Of Roots
have ever made, which will sell cheap say from O.
Toss ~ And able q; genteiu with the
aauvc ready made work. why will take your sasrs
and make you pair OF Boots. Pumps shoes al tile
shortest notice. CREW & HORNER.
Root aus She Manufacturer ant Dealers,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

NV heart knows only one ,Think Of inc then, go
The one love sweet frirn,s-wor,Is MYs
The Maid Ot Florence IIcmans
Lament Of the Irish Emf The Forsakrn One
rk ,an1 ..-,,, There, beauty IN the morn
ihc"clI NY peaceful vale ing dawn
hear that farewell br'aihingI was not false to thee
p W alc WIZ by III Russell The gentle Queen OF Flower
oh Arm char do lis sal To think upon the
,,n =, ~, ' I,s, ,9yonsdays OF old b' Hon.
Tue Setter Land Mrs. He1o touch for me thy harp
again
pray, for thec or the Fare. Farewell to thee Mary
wei The Young Soldier
stitko ihe Silver string, foI Hernans
Voices ,ris merry ia hear a, Eve.
INC Moon IL leaning o'ei ming time 10y II Weber;
mi lie no submissive wife ~ rca in Ihe hrsSnT-com,
TURN ny sel' I" home INheu when wilt thou meet
Come pay that simple All
aeain .ony steals tho fading light
Nn'l t1y Ri's going, from There's something In Kiss
wALTZFs. RoNDEAus AND MARCHES.
nNe Ia Dance, 10y Hunter | Rendezvous nc ChlssC,
Harrison Quidfi!oB 10y Rossui
Harrison 9gI Tyler Grand tavorIe-what FAIRY ike
lrary waz Music
Gall Pade 0uadnllcs, by - uc's Rlornc, by & Vie.
RonIcau sur nm Motif lom 1IISisie, LAmbassa,riec,
the Opera Of tie l. Ambas- iy Herr
Favoic Cav,tuc from Fam. IL !orms QuaiTllcs March
pa, dedicated 10y Vie a., and the Opera Of Ia
Ttck, 10 lis pupil, Miss r rma, consisting OF Du.
Charlotte Ford ots. Sn'os I'm Italian suI
Fairy Rondo IIoru's Cce Englsh wor is with many
bTatCd Cavatra Through brilliant variations.
ALSO,
A frw superior vIoIINs rClarioneus
t Of superior Violin and Cael's Treatise on Harmony
Guitar S-iHcs, just itn-I burrows Musical Primncrs
ported, hwhoesae andre Musical cyclopeda, eEl-
Blank Music Paper OF the cal DcousGy awe &c. toy "
best quality Porter
Port Fgio.. Tor Music Musical Grammar, in -Four
Cocoa Wood Flutes, with cT. Parts, by DrCaleot
Together with large assortment Of Note Books or Col
lection of Psalm aud Hymn Tunes generally used IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FOR THE
INsTK lotion NE IIIE MIND

These articles substantial iu every respect AMI
offered inr sale upon terms lair and moderate ulsuur
as rs no part of The object Ofhr original Institution ~ t
establishment fu max" 10 money making courrrnhu
u The manufacture OF useful aud necessary ARTICLES
assist 30 dciayiu- s iDi sncussh'r charges. will b
much gained yuth iut if- humanity and uury Person
wishing 90 buy such -. g. requested call ami
anime the sample uow 1Ici cI for sale
JET GRETTER A PEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
GHNTLnMEN's srnlNG Ann SUMMER

GOODS.
I)N the 1c rrryiia FROM fe North, have received
ID complete aes1ururn' 81 six auI Linen Cambria Poe
HItfs, White brown and Gray Cotton Socks Black auI
White silk do, BLACK Italian CfBv3fs psiI Cotton Crayats
sir Srlrfs, Satin aud UruilEiuc Stocks, ttavu Pods.
Shir Collars; linen Uoarns, susprnOcrs; american made
six and Cotton IHbroIas French silk do, uf superior
quality SILK AMI Nsuno Sh.us, Heavy unircsscI trah
Linen. English Cotton SlurtuE and American d', Of D..
proved blct,h Single Mci Black, nrah AMI Gray CAST
more; Super black b'Je srd Invisible Green Cofb White
and Jolorcd French nu. Rect India NaukCcn aud Amc.
fcau Go. French Bomh1ziur, Cashmlrcrc, 11uhct and
CamltILEc Cloths, Lasting. GauhUuu buI Plain French
Lncu, Narcotics and Satin Ncsing Cotton Thrcld silk,
Hprstn aud Castor Cloves Tortoise Pocket aui 10 lei
Combs; gucri1iu's shaving CrNam Toilet Susp. Tooth
Brushes; tar Brushes. Sc. Al of which were purcha.
sod ~ vcfy low prices, bud will DC sold ai small lvtucc
ap3 GAY a BENTLEY.
(ArEHTON - CRUHP have in store large and
" general assortment ut Articles their line AMI with a.
dtional supplies expected custic them 10 OICf o their
hicnds aud The public Inducements To- give them call pto.
missing 10 sell Tor cash ami IN puuctal customers
sunnhc tcrmsas the Kind Of Gsus can hc procurcd
n this market Commits ton nusincss attended o, aud the
api9
MOTTO E-As u Is our intention to close present
business by July, rcqucsi an those who In
debcd 70 US 90 ~ January aud have net pa' call and
settle without delsy-aud II they 80 not, will be
PEELED 10 put them w proper handle fnr collection.
ap2 REID, ROBERTS a co.
u. Our present stock Of Goods, which is large, and
well assorted, will be sold Geosl, for cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07
oLDRIpGE,s nALM Oh CoLUHRTa:

TUE grand ieciisra discovered Philadelphia
Il In ~.i' AFTER thousands uf years had rolled round
without 80 much tntUg any simple compound pro-
perry IN nature which could hair from fal.
Ing Oh The Palm has been tired 10y gentlemen Of tbs
hrsi Tans, ami iounC uy Ia answer since that riOi
virtues have been spread an &C
luuef -'aesss being complete sovereign restorative.
This powerful ami effective nature l. per
teciy innocent lu lscf and may be used an infants
head twhcu applied according Ae directions the bot.
ul therefore Tor the nursery - uvalHab'e causes
the hair to grow tick and healthy, au1 10 little iucl
ned i' curl Wiliutuce 20 cur. beautifully. con
b'cu' were the pTolrcgrs Of is that during that
residence 20 America they applied the Balm gratis 10 any
person wh- applied and Il known any instance
90 tail
Tia, 10y repeated experiments found 10 bear every SORT
Of climate without Tie least injury virtue. For sale
GANNOR s. RONSTER.
II Druggists and sole agents f1r Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
or GOODS.
BOOTS sIIOES TRUNKS, LEATHER, PAPER. &c ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I'VE are receiving 10y various arrivals from the Northern
w and Eastern Manufacturers our stock OF fresh auI
fashionable Spring and Summer Goods comprising ono Of
the varied and complete assnrtmcnts We have ever
Offered 10 ON friends and the public, which will he sold by
u our renh5 customers antthc public generally, the NJ
anrancc that every article will be sold at the yeiy
iaEet pccs anu no cprts on our Part will be withheld
In giving satisfaction to an We beg leave cali the At
tcnon Of Country Merchants and City dealers Ia our
sponll STOCK aswc are determined &" Offer thcm Goods
a. heap a. thoy can bc bought IN any Johing House u
- Among our assortment offer the following. viz
POO pair Ladies', French Morocco and Kid slippers and
1910 pal. LADIES scalssin aud Guc Leather shocs straps
Geo pair ladies' French Morocco Kid, Seal and CalfEn
20 pir Ladies' low price Leather slippers aud Ties
lVD 90 W"men's scwsd ard Pcggci Leather wois: do
500 pair Gcndemcns Boots from the cheapest to Miles
300 gar gcnncmcns Navy Shoes from the cheapest to
600 pair Gcuucmcn's Croc kcira and Jack powrins's
~ par 90 Maizins ani Dancing Pumps all qu'dtics
~ 40 do Bnckssin, Morocco and fine Leather Sip.
geo par Mems Lined and Bound Peescd Brogaus
,9n9 do DO DO do PegscI ard scwcd Shoes
ol % rye ac s"d hound DO and DO "S aud %966 oe,
fO do Nsgcs Sealskin Morocco and hne Leather 10
i7ep ao cnllircn, Morocco, KID aud scaskIn Boots,
SOLE LEATHER.
good assortment NJ damaged aud good Solo Leather
TRUNKS.
80 NcHs Hair and solskiu Trunks Oval and Plat Tola
Hart Leather and Bellows TOY Travelling Trunks
ALSO,
Carpet Travelling Bags, Valicr Trunks Shoe Thread
shoe Brushes. Bacsur Writing PAPER, Toilet brushes
d. BURLINGTON & CO.
ep Mantou House
ENGLISH WHITE LEADING have inst re-.
H cciycia supply Of Eu-sb White Lead, ben OIL wbefwr
can confidently recommend to any who may want un c2rs
aTiio.e, Tot immediate use.
fc Is FAN'T r AUtg 4 "a
TIIsTOHY OF THE WORLD in volumes
"ri1vu couiinucdtD lsin, by thtH Won Rofrrk T. l.
~ Professor in tie University ul Frburg AuIr CotintcI
l' NcIn,.r oi Tue Chamber N Deputies n The Grand
Tical cngraylngs '' ' ''
Tue wrknow offered 10 tho public ~ destined to Gil no
aNcM chhsm n one most important department of IrrT.
Wure 10 satisfy want fe only by thc sfiept bv nm.
H w 70 ln-oll i'i IN education, bot also by the ntc
The 1WhnToi this History s celebrated tbr,ugout En-
T1pe,ts scholar asa statesman, and ne lolI leprr
81 Liberty and this reputation will certainly H. nj, I'll
levi rccommcnpiinn " lug work 90 the Americsp pufIs
ihe W"rk IL printed paper NJ the bcst gutIity snt
a MADDOX,
Opposite tire Hanks
Sole agent for Tho shove work In tho siatc of v,
several active Agents wanting 10 procure subseri.
'"''us'""l me rlatc. Hp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

~ " Wv
DlCTORiAl Illustrations of the Utblc. DO pictorial
Il Illustrations aud views in ~ Holy taud
Bishop NclIya.uy Hu Oxford Divinity
Mciyiis sermons. Iu vols. new edition
Mscknrht on the Epistes
Dudrdre's Family EHpositor
AiuswOuhs u ctiOnaly
With many other valuable school and misc eTaucous
Books, ils rcceN cd aud or salcW
SMELLS Book store.
Having concluded 10 change close the book business
since the above were ordered they, Together with my
whole stock Of Buuss, Stationery, &C will be sold first
cost ic 10 JAMES SMELL.
FAMILY HAMS have Just estivcd Stl3 Ibso
IT Eurb Hams, cured BY Ishn Baker Of Roctnghami
County. Families wanting eood suclc, be supplied
By Supplying 10 the suksCribeT-Vho has also hsnd.
m9l-ts JAMES ". RATCLIFFE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-07

TUE subscriber has on hand az his Insn1f1c5o'S -
Il shaieh suched and nain Slddesi common ssddes:
an KINDS roach BarouChe and Harness basf I
5i son soiered srrup Irons Curb and snatfe ifS. st
Enshsh and American Bride Leather ana Martngale al
iLiIues oil Coach, Sulkey ind Riding whips; Carrys
aal WAGON toar Of every dSserirtsp, h,eS viii sell
AZ va" lowest prices Persons ia OF articles in the
the his goods. " '- 'N~-i'
les ALFRED KING
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

Pork.--We have no alterations to notice
in this article, sales are confined to a few
bills. for ship and plantation use ct 8 3-4 a
8 for mess aud 7 a 7 Ii for prime; NJ. q.
8 a 3 ID; rump and chimes 6 l.2 The
stock Of pork on hand Is heavy for the
season.
Lnrd.--Ihe transactions continue lint
ted to small orders Of prime leaf, there is
very little in market. W. quote prime at
T 7 i.2c.; inferior 5 a &c.
Beef.-Sales by retail at . IL for mess;
prime dried beef well cured, sells slowly
at $ a &c per ID.
Wishey.--Is in good demand ut 19c.
for rectified; COMMON of high proof will
bring 10 1-2 a 81.
Baggng anil Ropc.-prices have again
fallen, and we now quote the articles at
20 u %, and Ga 10 cts. for Kentucky.
Corn.-There is no change in the state
of this article. prices at So a 55cts.
Oais.-Wc place our figures u shade
lower, viz:-40 Il AZ cts in sacks, and IN
bulk 80 Il &c.
Hay,-Some northern hay has arrived,
but no western hay since Saturday. Pr-
ces remain ut SI,06 a $40.
CoGee.-1here has been an arrival from
Rio with 1900 bags, Havana IL a II 3-4,
and Rio go l-2 Gil.
FrciehkS are dull and cotton taken at
7-16ths to Liverpool; Id per lb. to Havre;
$3.50 per bale to New York.
Bulletin Of Wednesday.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

as famiiarly talked Of as if the affair were
to be but a past.time. A "lpast-tlme,' we
hope, and believe it will be, should a COLI
sion ersue, and such an one as will re-
f~rcsllen the memory Of the proud mistress
of the seas on times past. Al interim, VIC
hope the active preparations making by
England, will excite . corresponding
exertions on this side the Atlantic. The
French papers consider war between the
y. States and England inevitable. Our
opinion is, that the matter will be talked
over until all is talked straight, but it is
better to be prepared for the worst.
Ttance.-As usual at this season of the
year, times are rather unpropitious in
France. The government is disarming
the navy, and negotiating new loans; n
Of Is, 700, 900 francs vas effected on the
! 18Th ult
Spain.-Tbty have had quite a blowout
in Madrid. An attempt was made on the
10Th October to overthrow the power OF
Espartero and re-establlsh that of mother
Qteen, Christinall. A severe fight took
place, but the party of Espartcro triumph
ed. There was some bloody work in the
very palace, ltselt, owing TO an attempt
made by the in urgentst to obtain possession
of the Infantu's person. Several dlstIn-
guisbed generals Of the army as well as
civil officers, among them Don Diego Lee
on, Monies de Oca, Senior Argulies, have
been shot as traitors.
But the c0mmotion is not confined to
Madrid; it extends throughout the princi-
pal cities of spain, and, although some wri-
tiers state that all is nj an end, serious con-
sequences may follow this outbreak. The
movement resembles more a revolution
than an Instruction.
There is nothing Of importance from the
other nations Of Europe. The news from
China is confirmed.
The Liverpool cotton market is moro
settled thnn at last dates. A rise Of sd.
on common American, was obtained dn-
ring the week ending October %; and the
sales of the week amounted to 26,24b.
Previous to the departure of the Great
Western, the speculative spirit had subsid-
ed and things were quiet again.
The duty on -four, contains l2s. sd.
per Dbl.
The Havre cotton market was quite
brisk, at fair prices, OF the goth ult.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27
NOTICE.

The undersigned has learned that a certain
person has put i'll circulation reports to the
effect, that his new supply of ladies' bonnets
were Of last year, or bought at auction. This
he declares false. He can PROVE that the
bonnets he offers for sale arrived lately from
Paris and are az fashionable as any in this
place, or even in the city of New Orleans.
To fair and honorable competition in bust
s%iness, the undersigned, mere than another,
will neve' object; but he considers The circu-
Iation OF a known untrnth a very unfair way,
to say no more, Of obtaining a neighbours Gus
'on. Il is a means which he himself would
not employ. d. SANGER.
A large and elegant assortment Of ladies'
shoes Just received: also a good supply Of
ready made Clothing, for sale very cheap for
cash by D. SANGER.
nov n AZ 1t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

EURoPE.-The Britannia and Great
Western have both arrived, the former with
dates from England 10 the 2Ist, and the
latter to the 23d. uIt.
Mr.. Stevenson, late Minister to Eng.
land, returned home in the Great Western.
Parliament has been further prorogued
to Dec. DIST.
The lottery system is to be revived in
England.
There is great excitement in the money
markets both OF London and Paris. The
state of trade is bad. The heavy rains
have injured the crops, and there will be a
scarcity of wheat. There is a slight in
crease in the revenue. Cotton is steady.
The distress among the inhabitants of
many OF the towns in England is dreadful.
Public meetings continue TO be held for
the purpose OF adopting some measures
for their relief.
Lord Peterborough has been appointed
encouragement OF India.
Sir Charles Bagot, the new governor
general of Canada sailed from England
on the Goth ult.
There have been three heavy failures in
Glasgow; n was a commission house
connected with America, and the cause is
assigned TO the want of remittances bv
the Halifax steamer. Several failures IN
London, also, to a large extent.
There was a great rise of the Thames
on the 10th ult. which destroyed an i'm
mense amount of property in the ware
houses on both sides of the river; such a
nigh tide had moi been known for upwardsof
10 years. There were heavy gales at
about the same time, which did great
damage TO the shipping, not only in the
Thames, but on the coast Of every quarter.
A London paper Of the 23d October
says:-"We regret TO find that incendia-
ri4n is again beginning to prevail. Our
columns this day contain, under the head
of ~"incendiary Fires instances in seye-
raj parts OF the country.
Statements respecting the extraordinary
activity OF the English government in he
naval preparations, prevail in the London
Wa with "Brother Jonathan" is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

NEw-ORLEANs MARkETs.-A very per-
ceptable improvement mas taken place In
trade. In the sugar and molasses market,
business has beaa quite brisk, and prices
remain firm. In Western Produce there
is more animation tlan existed last week
prices in this description OF merchandise
ave not however met with any material
change.
Nearly all Of the tributaries to the Mis-
sissippl are III excellent nayigable condi-
ton. The Arkansas river is at a very
high stage, and rising. Red river is at Il
fair stage, and admits Of %middIing sized
boats ap TO the Bluffs. The upper MIssis-
s'ppl was gradually rising al the last dates.
The Ohio is rather low, there being only
three feet water on the shoals Light
draught boats as yet fad no difficulty in
reaching as lar up as Cincinnati.
CoAon.-1he sales Oh Saturday last
were 100 bales, buyers having the advan-
tage in price on small lots. On Monday
we had more inquiry-the sales reported
at 2,000 bales including a list of l,3O0
bales midd|ing fair, Louisiana, snIade the
day before at a price supposed to be &c.
Yesterday Our sellers who are not tied up
by the limits of planters, met the buyers
at another lac. per h.. decline, making
the reduction 3-6 to lac. per ID. On the
low and middiing qualities from the top
rates paid before the late Eur pean &C
counts came to hand; the better kinds
from their scarcity have not given way
over Is a lac.
Oar receipts have been large this week,
and the stock on ship board and in store
is about 100000 bales.
liverpool Observation-Disclosures
Miss. and La.7 1-2 a 8; middling. 8 Ii
a s i-2; middliDg fair, 5 l-2 a 9; far,
8 3-4 a 10; fully fair, 10a 10 Ia; good
fair, 10 81 a II Ia; good and fine,
II I-2.
Sugar.-Sales of this article have been
brisk, with an improved demand. Trans
actions of the last three days are about
SO0bbls. We continue to quote 4 81 a
5 IA, remarking that sales of strictly
prime are made daily at prices as high as
6 cents. Receipts are heavy for this Pc
Rod of the year, Havana is in moderate
demand, for white We quote 8 l-2 a 10 IA
cts, and for brown and yellow 6 81 a
Tide.
Mo3asses.-The demand for this article
has improved, and sales are brisk, those
of the last three days are estimated at
from 6 to 700 bbIs. We continue to quote
IS a 10cts. according to the quality of
the barrels. Receipts are heavy.
Fow.-The receipts during the past
four days, have fully kept pace with the
demand, which is light for the season.
The advance noticed in our last reports
however, has been generally sustained.
From the Levee, sales have been made for
the most part at Ss,75 a IS for superfine,
the latter price fer that Of good brands and
in handsome order; from store, sales 10
trade range from 81 to 1925; we quote
fine at 1925 a $50; common at s., !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-11-27

ADvERTtsaMENTs.-Our country friends,
we believe, always read the whole piper
just as they rec i've ~it--beginning and
END IL with the advertisements. Al last.
us is what they should DO, for q great
deal Of valuable information can be gain
ed from advertisements. From these you
learn where the cheapest and best articles
can be purchased; what articles are in
market, and who they are with whom the
best bargains may be made-for your ad-
vertisiag man is usually a liberal man,
who keeps on hand a stock to which be is
not ashamed to call public attention, and
which he is ready to sell ut fair prices.
Take the hint, readers, and ~patronise
those who advertise. /.