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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

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I w. RANDOLPH a. co. 10 addusn 10 their
usual good assortment Of Books Stationery and Pan.
cy Gogds viii receive in week their Spring sun.
ply Country Merchants ahd others Respectfully sol.
cited tn call aud examine teir stock and prices before
purchasing.
BOOk-BIN
Having suaehed TO our store Bndery. weare ptepared
TO execute binding Of every description.
Clerks aud Merchants Books made 10 order In the hest
style. " ~
ties - - 'i''
Old Books taken in exchange for new.
w RANDOLPH & CO,
doors below Esrisy's Hotel
&c Main street, Richmond.
pUTLERS MAGNESlkN APERlENT POWDER
- uS-Observe, lhai the pTepaIoTs and address,
Thomas BuilcI, Chemist I, Cheapsde, corner of 81.
fauls Bonon are printed on the Labels which are ar
hNcd 70 the bottles containing this preparation when 20.
hume
supply Of the above article just received
ALEXANDER DuvAL a. co
~ Corner NJ & ami I2fh Sfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
BUTLER EFFERvEsCEHr
mAGS ESIAN APERIENT.

Together With large assortment OF Note Books or Col
lection OF Pstlm and Hymn Tunes generally used in
Churehes and singing schoo oils BY various antors an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
10 COUNTRY MERCUANTs

HAVE received large assortment of Sadilery, whic
will sell at Factory Priccs-lowor than they been
s9d before Gail and etamne-ihs prices cannot fail
please. The stock cousists In pari Of
English and American Saddles from 81 80 s3O-supcrior
Do d. do SHE iilcs, slOtoR $50 do
DO Heads and Rcins and Bride feathers of all knls
from 5to edp" DOZEN Double covered Wagon Whips:
hnaile and plain BIdes Saddle Rags; Giuhs Hard leather
ruuks iron flmes made In the best style; sheep skins
Bnd tdosi lOO doZ horse carriage, and stage Coas;
Shoe Thread Cart Whips; Maringses; Riding Whips; Gig
do. X M uICkINSrS
NH tS-if Pad door below Inc fiei Tavern
sUPEhIIOH OLD WINES B.ANU a
NERl superior old Madeira Wine, OF Newton Cord o
MuIdoeks hrand-pHec froIl q TO sit pee gallon
Pale and brown sherry, Imported nv the late Mr. Pomar
One halfppe of very old aud finely CoEnac Bran
dy. Otard Dupuy a. Cos brand
The above articles recommended perfectly genu.
inc, and Of quality worthy of attention For sale by
mh JOHN n. TRIPLETT = SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27
rBREnMOSp, 10
JAMES PENNOYER Frop"'


BOuN =, PAPER, sLATEE, &C
SMlIH PALMER a addition To the large anil csfsn
- s;ve variety Of Books aud Stationery usually ON hand
arc COW receiving hc Spring supplies together commits
Jog the greatest variety u staple Good In their ffde
- u have endcuvnfed % keep hand, ~ an times
sueh stock as would enable hc 10 execute tbs order.
with which hoy should DO ftvorodand thoy beliove H..
the eSptrence other ircnds az 70 pice au quality hss
been satisfactory They oet cr present stock %
usual acc accommodating terms. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

s.& Ps nudory is now N fun operation Tbsv have en-,
rloyedthc best werklnen, and pfepsTed 10
Bsnk Rocks n every description, ihe be nsoncr sne
% he most feasonahle lerms. mhsI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27

AfS AND MARCHES.
) RcudrzyouZ lie Chase,
ny ROssinI
2 favoTite-Whai Fairy ike
fusic
res IitoTnell, by J G Vie
ok
taisie, L'Ambassa,lrice,
v Herr
uss' walt1cs
u orma QuadTillcs, March
and the Opera Of Ia
L. rma, consisting OF Du-
q 5, solos, in Italian and
b.iyAsh words, with many
briIbIat variations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-27


MY heart knows only one
The one we love
The Maid Of Florence
Lament Of the lrish EmI.
grant
Farewell my peaceful vale
lbear that farewell breathinl
Old Water Mill, 10y n husseI
Old Arm Chair do
Pirates Sercnatle
Come 10 the Highlands
The Better Land, Mrs. He
mans
lpray for thee, or the Fare
well
The Pilgrims Rest
Strike rhe SILVER String, 70
two voices
The Moon Is bcaming o'e
the Lake 80
III lie no submissive wife, u,
! turn my steps 10 home
Come play that simple nj
again
When DAY lights going, from
SouEiambill
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A few superior vIoLlNs

ALSO,
few superior VlOLINS lClarionet,s
lot OF superior Violin and Te,se on he ,nopv
c-HdI SHiHgs' Just i'm burrows Musical PTimIneTs
noI'eu' al who'"sale andIe Musical Encyclopedia
p,, -, bracing complete MUST
nhnk MUSIC faper OF the cal Dctionary &c. by W.
. best qualiy Porter
Port FOlios. for Music Musical Gr.mtr,r A., Po,,
COCOA wood flutes, with eH- Parts, by DIR Calcou
ira kcyS
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-16
mKUxas.ry OF COTTON.

Per steamboat Cancbrake fin Chilcs' Ferry-Massdin, Montague < co l76 bales; E l. Andrews co IA; De- shs, sheppard k co 4lj Tartt Stewart & co 97i 4 Schroedef sy Carlisle Si; w Gaines g.; Strngel- low < Hanna 5l; Payne ds Maddox 2ai Crawford M; Rives, Battls & lv; Allen X iiaden 5.
 Ter steamboat Arkaasas from Montgomery-Desha, Sheppard < 69 bsles Carlisle o2; Harrison 4 Blair 7O; Hives, Battle dE 56 II Schroeder s5; B Boy kin 5l; c w Abbott B, Hoyt X Ford 25 Bfodnaa. Newton q co 70; Austiil dk Marshall lo; Leavens Malone li L Walker s; Mckinney X Robinson lo; Strnyiellow X Hsnna g. Bull < Files 8; simpson co 5; HArwell 7 w Bower '; T Hosea ?; r Harris l.
 Prr steamboat Victoria fin Columbus-E l. Andrcws& co 2S7 bales; Hill d l2j; Tnrtt, Stewart X co yl Deshs, sheppard aE co Cyl Boykin is Carlisle 2si Dickinson & Eusfis 2l; Scott l2 Auslill X Marshall I7; Teomer, Gay q co l2 w Swazey l2 Rives, Battle [ co la; Bu < Files g; Hoconb, Brother < co si l. Walker 6; R HarsvcfI 6. a.
 Per stssmboAt Wm Robinson fin Monisomery-Rives. Battle x co IA baies Ausll & Marshail 55 Harris 4s; Dssha, Sheppard GO 2 LsbaLan 3,i Bull File. 25; Minge Russell 2u; Brodnax, Newton & co 5h Tsrleton 2Ji Hoyt X Ford 2i w Bower 2J Harrison X Blair si; Purvis dk Andrews IS; l. Andrews co l2i W Tarletou g. Lxcey. Terril co si simpson co 5; E Carlisle Ia; n L Walker l7; ] Crawford I.
 Per Cammacks fiat from the A Iabams--A Pope X Son l5s bales; Carlisle s7 sirnsfsllow ( Hanna 2o Ballard .. aLl
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We give up eur whole reading space to tho message of the President Of the United States. We have nei- thcr time space for comment to-day.
 Both houses of Consr,ss organized duly, on the 9th, at the usual hour. There was pretty full attendance, One hundred and seventy members an swcred to their names at roll-cal. There were but two members from Georgia; and two from this State, Paine and Houston; and one from South Carolina.- The whole nnmber of absentecs, were between sixty and seventy.
 In the Senate, nothing done on the first day, bu, appoint a committee to wait upon tho President. Mr. SourHARp, the President of tho Senate, ap- pointed Messrs. Bayard and Bates. In the House, Speaker White appointed Messrs. Wise. Clifford, and Briggs, to wait upoa the President
 The House was scaicey organized the first day, before the abolition struggle began. On motion b., Mr. Johnson. 10 adopt, temporarily, the rules of the 18th Congress, Mr. Adams moved to except the cce- brated 2lst rule. for excluding abolition petlions.- Mr. Stanley moved temporary adoption of the rules of the Extra session, until other rules he substituted This proposition lost by vote of 83 10 S7; and Mir. Adams amendment was then lost by vote oi s4 to ST. A letter from Washington uf the 9th, says " The question will to-morrow; and if the Southern members arrve, we shall be able to sustain ourselves but if not, there will be great deal of citement, for they will carry it against us. The Northern Democrats stood up for manfully. The Northern Wbigs in body, with Bolts md Stuart Of Virginia, went against us."
 We learn by subsequent letter of the 7th, that this exciting question deferred, by close vote of 97 to 95, adopting the rules, tha2lst nclu ded, until the committee rules shall report, and making their report the order of the day for Thurs day last, and every day thereafter until determined We look therefore for some fierce debates.
 The delivery of the Message was not accompanied by any manifestation of feeling or expression of opi' nion in the House. In the Senate, Mir. BENTON made strong demonstration against the Fiscal Scheme, as unconstitutional and dangerous.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF MoBILE-DEcEMBER is, Isil.

CLEARED
 Bar4ue Adeline X EiEa, nopkins for Boston, by 0 W Abbott. Fff lur
 Bris New England, wslch for Boston, by. Child & Hooper. ,li -iill sfl. 't Scar Oscar, Hickman, for Franklin, La. Bchr Helen, Phillips, for New Orisans, by master. ARRIVED |. Ship Josephus, Leifch, fun Belfast, to Magee. Ship Aruo, Dixey, fin London, in bailas. o master. BArque salem, Hierne, i'm New York.
 6chr Choctsw, Norton, fin Camden, to master. Schr Commercial, Peterson, fin New Orleans.
 Schr Louisiana, Eddy, fin New Ofeans. 2 Schr Maria, Eiderkin, fin New Oreans.
 sehr Heen Phillips, fun New Orleans. Steamboat Caroline, Sation, i'm New Oseans. Steamboat W Robinson, Bryan. fin Montgomery, with is,sanboai Arkansas, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with ly4 bales cotton. --
 stesnbos, canebraks, Adams hn cailes' Ferry, with 794 bales cotton. T.,f =. steamboat vicsoris, Carroll, fm Columbus, with I'll bales cotton.
 Csmmseks nst, i'm Tho Alabama, with 21s bales cotton CLsAssp FoR THIS roRr-At Boston, 4th-new bsrk Alabama, (of Boston, 2oJ tons) RAniett. HT Schr Two Asrys, Miner, up, to clear on 7th. At New Oriesns, t5th--sehr phsbc \ Margaret sAsrsD. from Now York for this port, s.h n.,--.hip Tsskina, Spencer.
 AsasvsD sssca--As \. prlssns--4ehr HOrsst, Win ssew'f siiF sia'ssrsss sal.n sfF ,fits} up. a Nm Hsns, ssh-shiP Carol of c~rolton,
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING, DEc. ls.

Our dates by to-day's mail, of the 7h from New York 9th from Boston, and all other points in sccord No steamer on the 6th--then out F days.
 Tho cotton market Boston during the preceding week had been active and business larger owing abatement in prices. Sales i2@l5oo; prime scarce. Mobile quoted si6llc.
 The char,esfon market quiet in the latter part of tho week, owing to the scarcity of no qualities snd disposition 10 await accounts. Sales silo bales extremes snioc. Freshs dull at 71ed Liverpool and for Hsvro. ti'
 The Augusta market for cotton had been very dull du ring the week preceding 1lth. Primo qualities Sales 1924 baesat 6dcstc.
 At NeV Orleans, yesterdsy l5th-fsir cotton quoted ssrloc; mid fair saosi middling s4asa The operations of tho three previous days m,ed and the market much depressed, with downward tendency In prices. Sales about 5000 bales as in instances, ti lower rates thaa current few days before.
 Exchange on New York sl@sa prom. at 50 daysj srer ling lsolas. Freishts dull at former rates'
 At Now York, sterling exchange s@si; not much de- maad Mobile se and New Orleans 94
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IMPORTs.

LIvERPOOL-Per ship Columbus-30l4 sacks salt, 6l bbs and bottled beer l00M sate 55 crates earen ware 50 pcs bngging and sundries. 4sgs
 BELFAST-Per ship Josephus-s9i sacks salt, Ss6 hampers potatoes, 1N ridge tiles. &c. FRANkLIN-Per schr Alpinc--l05 hhds sugar. 95 bbls mo.asses
 CAMDEN--Per schr CAoctaw-ioo bxs fish, 7S5 bbls lime. -r-lsii.,l
 NEW OKLEANS-Pcr schr Commercisl-lS6 ps bag alnK IS coils rope 50 bbls meal 50 do boe 45 do pork
 NEW ORLEAN5-Pers schr Louisiana--7 tons coal, do iquor lS0U bbis cos 22j pcs baggny 5o coils rope
 NEW ORLEANs-Per schr MarA--Js bales hay, 4e0 pcs bagsins coils rope 6o bxs wno 60 dv rasn 10 do brandy cherries bb vinegar, 65 do moasses, ss square slate.
 NEW ORLEANs-Per schr IIcien-lil sacks coffee, 80 do corn l40 bbis whskey, 6o do moasses 2l bales hay. f
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Caroine--2o tcs rics bxs soap, do hats 10 kegs lard 10 hds bacon, do sugar. 2s sis almonds Il bbls whiskey, 2 bgs corn
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PASA AzfNasESTsS.

Per steamboat Canebrake fin Ches' Ferry-Mrs Car and Messrs Winston, Haden, Price, Scott, Eads Oliver Cottcrell, Jenks. Scale, Lyon, Brewer.
 Per steamboat Arkansas fin Montgomery-Miss Will Hainson Miss vanosen, Dr Scu It Calhoun, Messrs w Lee Walker Arnold Perry Jarvis Statwick, Nich- olson, Roles, Saunders, McVoy-l7 oil deck.
 Per steamboat Victoria fin Columbus -Capts Massey and Hooper, Dr Moore mossrs Axum, Jehnison, Wood- ward Hines, Dominico Tamborin, TaaIero, Townsend, Burdsall, P Massey.
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By vote of the inhabitants of Dover, N. H., the 20th ult., the surplus money" received through the State from the United States deposit, ordered to be distributed gift to each citizen having re- sided in the for three months next preceding the day of the ordcr and having the ordinary qualification of voter, and to the widows of such excepting how such persons may have received their rateable share by distribution of any other town in the State
 PoTAToEs.-Notwithsand the duty of ten cts per bushel on potatoes, large quantities have been imported from Nova Scotia in the present season.- The imports at Boston last week reached nearly Is, 900 bushels, which were all sold at from 30 to 50 cents per bushel. The price in Nova Scotia ranges from If to 20 cents per bushel.
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WAsHIscros, Decem her :. 1881.

PANIC MAKERs.-Ihe whg merchants and whg h,lders of state stocks and bank stocks suffer from the political schemes of whg politicians, than from all other put together.
 Most of the mercantile presSures and pancs which have occurred, have been created either hy newspa- per editors by bank directors, with view 10 give votes to the whg party. The whig merchants had 10 pay the piper in consequence.
 The w hig politicians irlm the year 1887 to this ,ime have tolerated bank suspensions with view to weaken inc democratic party, through an impression that a United States Bank necessary. The con sequence has been immense losses To ~hg bank stockholders by the great increase of bank losses beyond what would have occurred if the banks had made their debtors pay up.
 Now tho whig politicians striving to create the impression that the strongest rariy in the t States s advocating the refusal to pay sate debts honora- bly and regularly contracted, and that one State has sncinny determined ,ii,a policy. This m.yst un- founded assertion will be believed by many al honc and abroad, who get their opinions from whig news papers. The consequence will be ,epreclaIion of stnte stocks and great losses to the whg holders of them.
 The majority of the classes of whom have spo- ken belong to the whg party. Yet their interests are disregarded by te oliceseekers of that party. From them they have received tcntold the injury done them by the democratic party and all it's msn- bers.-T Pennsyly
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Isp,s Al, ls.s Iss ..slsI tlsu sl et.a sslsIsl Df

bfeHss s Ekesia N s sspFtl fSn 6t efsh ssfsiets o pHiliital fHfiigs . , ,, ho lea Id dscfetiou, witch mss safely he regulated bs law, ns IL nigh importance to reatan far As poA
 hlr the stimulus pf pfpers0na inet,s iu public eccons' Considering the great nereasn which has heen htr h the quarter of century, and the obilty o i"rher ncrease the hazard nf witaessmg violent p0i'i- eonrsts, dire ted oen the single oiIJr n re- aing Uificc ny ll0sa who ot obtaining iby ih"sr ho Under tho influence of these lconTelions shall cordially in any constitutional measures Tor regulating, and by reguatiGg restranng, the power o removal.
 suggest for iyour consideration tho propTialy ol ma king without further delay, specific aEpc of e auds derived the sI oi 5r. Sthsun, of Engiand, diffusion of knowledge; and which haNe herctofore vested in public s0cks until such tine as Congress shnud think proper give them specific dirscon Nor wn you confident permit any abatement of tho p'in- eipa legacy be made should il urn out ihat tie stocks which Is ins estDens have hseH made have un- dcrgons H pieeiaIion.
 In enucIusionI commend 10 your care the iinteress this District for which the exclusive eRlslatoIs Considering that th eiy the esdence uf the Govein- nan and f,r arge part of the year, of Congress and considering aso tho of hs Public Buildings and the proprrty of aofdng lhea at all times cfu ton unreasonable that Congros should cou- tribute towards tho eKpents Of au efficient polica JOHN TYLER. WAsHIacros Decem her :, lNIi.
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wc have only space to say for tho Theatre this evening, that HAcKErr plays Falstaa, a part upon which he has bestowed great study and has obtained much reputation in it.
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ExPOE rs,

BOSTON-Ber barque Adcine & Eliza--430 bales cot ten 500 pipe slaves, S4s hides, bbl beeswax do ta low, 55 cowhides.
 BOBTON-Per brig New Engand-403 bales cotton FRANKLIN-Por schr Oscar-I box bacon hams, 50 molassss bhls. ,....
 NEW ORLBANS-Per schr Hclen--s2a q lumber.
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MOBILE,
THuRspAY EVENING, DEcEMBER le, Is4l

0J- We have 10 beg the indulgence of our adver- ,ising friends, whose iavors have unayoisby been deferred till tomorrow.
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Mas. JoEEs THE FEMALE IMPosToR.-All our readers without doubt remember the performances of one Mrs. Jones, in Rochester, months ago. who by large stories of high connections in England, in dncei youth named Hunter to become her husband whom she pun,iered of what little money he had, in. solved him largely in deht, and then decamped. communication in the Rochester Evening Post states that she has been performing similar impositions in Toronto. She there represented herself heat cook in the late Sir Astley Cooper's establishment, who she said had left her an annuity "f 100. This soon increased to 300, and named Lanesboo' believed her story, and married her. 4 letter from Toronlo to the Post, gives the follow ing summary of her exploits and adIs that she has since been heard ofat Albany.
 'After having deceived her husband by stories about 100000 being left her and that Lord Liver pool had sent over his steward to bring her home; after having got number of others credit her story and trust her with money; after having, in the midst of sickness, given to the attending minister, of her Christian resignation and pous trust in her R-edeeinsr; after having enjoyed herself by driv- iny in acarriage, under contract to buy it; afier hayininyprepared her husband to go to London, tp attend to her business; after having borrowed pair of blots of the wife of tho tailor who made her hus bands fine clothes; after having guled every body, she decamped quietly by the Transit morning in the first of this week, just before her husband have started for England. suppose she has carried oii about t 30G, aud has gonr to play off the game of cheating the guliabes of soms other place"
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TO-DAY. CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS. Tickets only Ihrfe Dollars. ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY, ,

-CLAss No. 143 EXTRA FOR lS4i- Authorised by the Legislature of the State, for tho Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge, No. 39. To es drawn at Mobile, TIllS DAY, Dec. 16, 1S41, at half past o'clock p. m. at the Mansion House Ex- change, Royal-street.
 $. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers.
 90 Numbers-14 Drawn Ballots.
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NEW GOODS.-Just received Il fresh suppl, of IN Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing, which will bc sold at the lowest prices for CASH, please call and examine for yourselves, Robinson Stuarts cheap variety storc corner of Government and Water sts, ann site the Market. (decl6l
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XNT ESTPHALIA HAMS, CHEESE, PRE- w SERVED MEATS AND SOAP, landing from the ship Columbus direct from Liverpool, for sale
 by DESHON, TAYLOR & MYERS,
 dnrl6 corner Com, and COnti-sts.
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DRAGGING AND ROPE.-300 pieces superior ND India Bagsng, 47 inches, 24 lbs per yard; 100 pieces superior Kentucky Bagging, 47 inches; 100 coils superior Kentucky Rope; 400 coils Russia Hemp Rope, for sale by
 dec1sM ALEX. PRATT, 30 Commerce-.t.
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n kUkHER PINCUS-Tako this method of D inorning the citizens of this city, and country
 ealers that they have just aI rived from New York and Philadelphia, with large and general ass0rt- ment of DRY GOODS, which they intend submit ting to their inspection in day two, at their stort in Dauphn st., (he old stand of Mrs. Lyons) for ,ne,ly occupied as the Mayor's office. dec l6n
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There is rumour in one of the Baltimore papers, that Messrs. Legsrc and Upshur about 10 resign. We don't believe it.
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NEW PORK AND BEEF.-30 bbls fully in- IN spected mess Pork, l5 bbs Nj. 0. Pork, 10 bbls iuy inspected Beef, 10 bbls prime Beef, land- ing from schr Swan and Commercial and for salo by
 FRANKLIN W. Mccoy,
 decl6 S1 nnd S3 Commerce.
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47lS0 Prizes amounting to sZ4z,zSz Tickets 8 OO--tIalves s1 50-Quarters 10 cts.
 Packages of 25 tickets for 62 60, warranted to draw least ss0. Packages of 25 for sSI 25. warranted to draw at least l5. Packages of 25 quarter tickets for SIS 6s, warranted to draw at least s7 50. r.s
 Oe- For packages or single tickets apply at the Managers office, cor Dauphin and Water-sts.
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EVuR SALE.-994 sacks Salt, 5S6 hampers Pe- I taoes, 1000 English Ridge Tiles, l5 kilts Her rlmgs, puncheon Irish Whiskey, the cargo of ship Josepha from Belfast, apply to
 decl6 JAMES MAGEE.
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10 CASKS Bacon Sides and Shoulders 100 ~ kegs Lard landing from Steamer Creole. and for sale by ldecI6l y HEA.
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1N CASKS CINCINNATI BACON SIDES, XV hading fron steamer Merchant and fo sale by
 n.y20 JEREMIAH RIA.
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IOn BARRELS Whiskey; 20 casks Baeoa lOO landing from schr Elyra, and for sale by
 ,fo,IS ]. REA
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D 4 packages Glass Ware suitable for rhysciaas C4 and Druggist, landing from ship Floridan, for safe by MOSELY g co.
 decl6 corner Dauphn and Royal st.
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SALT AFLoAT.-30l4 sarks Liverpool coarse kC half bleacled sacks, for sale by
 decl6 D. WHEELER, 8 Watcr-st.
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NKTEI.SH SLATE.-1o0000 various sizes, on w board ship Columbus for sale by
 decl6 D. WHEELER, 8Water-st.
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D AGGlNG AND ROPE.-l50 pieces Kentucky AJ Baggng, large pieces; 100 coils Kentucky Rope. tor .ae by flecl6l D. WHEELER, 8 Water-st.
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XNTHITE HAVANA SUGAR.-9 boxes good w quality, for sale by
 deClb D. WHEELER, W atcr-sf.
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St StALT.-Tle cargo of the ship Jessie, for sale by - !crIS VIM. MlLLIGAN & co! c UGAR.-l0 hhis prime Sugar, 40 bbls C prime old do. Cofiee-150 bags Java, Laguira and Havana, for sale by
 decl6M ALEX. PRATT.
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nRAYS, WAGGONS, CARTS, &c.-8 first -AV rate Drays; 2 Carts; two horso Cart; Wagons without bodies; Wagon with body, complete lots heavy and light wagon, dray and cart wheels, for sale by
 decl6 -. yOHN O'REILEY.
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A XES.-Cons', Simmons and DavIs' make, "A for sale by [dccl6ml ALEX. PRATT.
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VENGEANCE ON NEW YORK, BOSTON. AL Philadelphia and Baltimore, at 60 and 90 days sght; Nashville, ono days sight, for sale by
 JNO. $. TOULMIN, dec1Gc 3T St. Micbae-st.
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FRElGHT FOR HAVRE. SEM The first class ship COTTON PLAN Nsa3 TER, Doane, master, will have despatch. For freight, apply to
 Gil. DRUIN & J. LESESNE, decI6 2S St. Francis-st. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE ALABAMA LOTTERY, No. Class l42 Extra, for lS41. 51-23-4l-40-30--60- 9-44-5
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Ds- CONSUMES PER COLUMBUS wiu please send in their permits to the office oi
 decI6 D. WHEELER, 8 Water st.