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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
NEW GOQbB)S.

TIVE suhscrhcrhns opened Shop, opposite Nhitncl
| Hotel, where he continues 10 Manufacture silver
Ware ~ an kinds such Table Tea, Dessert, Salt and
Mustard Spoons -Crtam.ladlcs sueartorSS, l'n'er'
knives &C., &C. Coll and silver Spcctgclts oi every
pattern me in the best md warranted to III the
eve ca,o keeps Gold Beads, Silver Thmules Gold ard
silver Pencils. Icwclry, BriGnnn ware, Fancy Goods,
Shell Horn lvor, aud Wool Combs, Periumt'y Of Nil
Misunderstanding Soap, Hair ard TecIh Brushes, NhI'tS
Oncr, Glasses Graves sons Razos Scissors, Rogers
pcnknves Whnrnclnc Congress and other knives, Pins
Needles Toys &c. Looking Gass.paie cut aud set to
order. go
p,diar, wishing for any OF the above articles, will he
furnished n, cheap at amy other store in this vicinity
Particular attention paid to the repairing 81 Spoons
snecttclcs and cwelry. Cash paid for old Cod and
silver.
orders by mail or otherwise will meet with prompt at
tcntiOn.
Nh Please crll and examine FOR torts,lvcs-rt
chnree for showing Goods. u. H. HAIlhi'
Woodstock, Nov. -. lsil. e4-5n'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
\, & VI. o. RANDALL,

HAVE fitted IN the shop formerly occupied by Warren
& Mute, on Central street, where they intend To hoiu
Themselves in readiness to do all kinds Of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIRING and job work Of every description
that is done in Watch repairing shops TXy have Just
returned from Rcson with entire new am fashionable
assortment consisting Of Clocks, Watches, Jcwclry, Ro
nrrs hest Cutlery several cases Of Knives and FORKS TOYS
Of all kinds Violin ind lass NiOl Strings Crrionul R'tu'
nr''"aIi Wv" ~ the hest material nnl mo uSh,"""l"
patterns Combs, shell and horn travelling Bns"cs' Fer-
ncry Macn,sar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads &c. &c.
All (which offered, reasonable US can be found in
In this vicinity.
~ b. Please call and cNnminc and, upon our honor, the
homsonian medicine shall be kept NJ hny, desired
". 4 ", o. EANDiLL.
Woodstock, Sept 90, ISL.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
HELP. HELP.

J,IlE great demand for work Mt the fashionable Tail
orirg Establishment NJ p b. SoWthgGit has compel
ed him to enlarge his work shop as TO employ more
hclp-wancd 10 FIRST rate Girls To work on fire CoRs.
+. D. SOlTHGIFE.
Nov. g. ISL. 62
Wanted, boy from iieen to seventeen years old to
learn the trade, J.. y.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
FOR PROMOTING TIE GROWTH
AND BEUTIFYING THE HAIR.

y7>HE GENUINE BUFFALO oil is fast taking tho
x rlace Of all other preparations for the luir row In
use II beauties and Sucns the hair, giving it satin
coss that no ohcr article does, and causing it TO curl
bcnrtnilly As limitations have recently npnearot. tho
outside wrarper the genuine will be signed by the pro.
pricor WV DROwN, nl-o copyright for the engraved
direction has secured md entered according 30 act OF
Concrrs, lsiN See that Buffalo Oil" impressed upon
the class bottle to avoid the counterfeit Dealers can TO
supnlfd of WIN BROWN. AL Washington ST. Boston.
" For soicby j. 4. DIT BNR, Woodstock, vi.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Nj 4 RI ED,

In Boston, by the Rev. Nj Strccter, Mr. James
NJ. Stevens, Of Boston, 10 Miss Mary l.. Danfor'b,
formerly of Ills village
Very well, i, is n little too Fur to send the cake I:
but the H. W. p! so we will
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
OY ST T. II y.

Tic would further that, he has made an arrange
mon, IN receive fresh Oysters n week, which he
,yilI sell nj wholesale retail and tavern Keepers and
o,hers wishing to purchase by the Keg rely upon
cotn them him at any meas fresh and as cheap Of
the driver himself
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Also on hand as usual,
KNIGHT OF THE RAZOR,

WA, shave, mans face ieeHe smoother, and cuts
hair in Isetie better style than hold on. Geniie
men don't mistake the number two doors East OF INC
Pos, ONCE, n, the Esq" Pole.
Rs,ors mn, in FIRST rate order at short notice and on
...anab,s ,c,ms ALBERT KING,
Woods,ock. Zee. ,. 1871. o'N'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
BOOKS LOST.

NY person having hooks in his possession belonging
"A to me- not recsnHy 6orrowed, will confer mvor by
returning them by the first opportunityost ofh Books
have nv name upon pace 80. r. HUTCHINSON, JR
Woodstock Dec. "a, 1871.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
STlsAYED.

IRON tic subscriber about the Goth of November last,
Il n small ght red, luc.backCd two years old heller,
with some white on her hind legs. Whoever will give IN
formation where she muy be found shall he suitably re.
warled. LENAs fAppo'ho
pon,c-et Dec lG. 1911, tb-3W
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
JUST RECEIVED,

A IPACCA IUSTTRES
n Fs'd aud plain MEIlNOS,
do DO SAXONY CLOTH,
Fg'd plain and wrought MOI SIN DE LANES.
various cnlOrs,
BRoApCLoTiIs, Beaver CLOTHS,
Fig'd do do
Diamond do do
5000 5000 yds PRINTS, good style,
Black aud hlue.hiack NELNETS,
Black ALFlNES,
Blue BLK ng'd and plain SILKS,
Colorcd 90 10 do
5000 yds Brown SIEETlNGS and SlilRTINGs,
Ilighland, Bclyidrre Worsted and Eierno S!lhWlS,
Kilmcnser CARPETlNGS
HOOKING,
COO Lbs Northern and Southern Glove: Seed,
Cast Steel Swecds o. s. English lion,
Swecds and German Steel, Cork Steel
Horse Nrils,AC. &c.
AMI will be sold Cheap for Cash, by
Oct. II, l5n. q, II. NOW Liz.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Leave N,suuA LEAVE BosruY
At 6 I'll a. NJ. Al IL AN,
Atl2N. htll liza.
Ala lie Pm. M5p.M'
LEAVE lowell
At ga M. Ate Ia PM Al Il 81 Pm.
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Boston
WAY PAssENGErs taken and lett ut TynesbOroueh
North Chelmsford aud Mddescx.
Persons in Lowell wishing to tnkc the Cars for Nashna,
will he conveyed to the Cars free of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad Tickle, Office and passengers
arriving at Lowell in the Cars from Nashua viii be con
D. From Nashua To Lowell 80 cents.
iu'e- From Nashua, TO Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival Of the ut Nashua stages leave for u
part ct w-Ilampshire Vermont, Newiork and Canada
via Amoskcag, Concord kcenc, Charlcsown, H., wind
Books kept in BOsToN ut the stage Office, No and
II Elmstrcct,-nso in LOWELL, ut the Northern and
Western Railroad and Stage Office In front of the Depot
where seats can be secured in any NJ the Conches and
correct information obtained respecting the different stage
routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS, will leave the Freight Dcpo,at
Charlcs;own and Nashua every morning. Sundays eScep
ed)
An goods to be transported on the Rail Road, going
aboye Lowell, mast be sent to the Comranys Freight
Denot, Chnrltstown,Ht the end OfWarfCn Bridge.
Goods to be Forwarded by the morning trains must be
sent to the Depot ms early the evening before.
The Company having provided large aud commodou-
Store Houses both IN Nashua and chnrestown, ana nav
inc completed their arrangements for the Transportation
of Merchandise. give notice that they are now prepared
truspor all Goods, aud Country Produce when may be
forwarded 10 their DepOs, and for this purpose nave
furnished safe and covered which will perfectly So
cure goods from damage ard careful and experienced men
take charge Of the Transportation business al the De-
pots ard to accompany the goods over the road
The Company, determine not only to accommodate
the public bnt to extend every facility their power
both Tcnmsters and Mercnnsand have fixed upon The
/ following rates Of Freight;
So SO per ton each way between Nashua and Charles
| town.
Bulk Salt Plaster, Lime Stone Lumber, &c; g per ton
al 90 per ton ench wa, between Nasua and Lowell.
All Regular Tcnmstcrs running to the cars viii be car
red over the road between Nashua and Chaesown, cacf
oNsI.ow sTEARNs, Superintendent.
| Nashua, October q, 1911. 10
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FOR CASH!
Witt e. Hewitt,

EEAvE Just received from Boston, general as.or-
y mcnt Of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting ~ Broad cloths; Pilot, Wave and Diamond
beaver cloths; Plain and figured hrncca'i Cas-
sinners; Buck and Doe Skins' Sntinctis
plain and figured Alpaccas; Al
pines; Merinocs; Printed
slXones, Nous
de LANES;
Ceicos Seetines ard Shrtine Cnchcd and unbeached;
Drilling. and Ticsnss, Cambrics; Sslccas; Mnlns Sails
bury nannelaIIshand shaws; Muers comiorers, wrist.
lets BOYS wooden caps aud belts oserii Gloves OF nv
finds; Ssperders Stock bosons collars. ltn ard fad
slk crnva,s Drawers, Lambs wool shirts Neck ties &c:
Dec. %. ISL. Gu
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
WHEAT FLOUR.

,rjibouf ann rirfrr which vii be sold NJ rs low ncc
y the barrel or pound bc bought at any other place
ia town-any person purchasing Flour Of him that does
not prove first chop may return the same, and VIII De
and all charge for transportation paid
Also,
On hand prime assortment Of Sugar. Teas Spices Of
every description Molases, Oil; Fish; Tobacco; Coniec.
tonary; Nuts Fruit Of all kinds; &c &c, which he viii
sell as cheap the cheapest for cash short approved
credit.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

BUFFALO X OBES, Boys and MEMS Hair, Seal, M.
ID ire and Otter Caps; Fur trmmngs-Men and boz IS
hats, &c. Just received and VIII be sold ut great bgrsans
by klCE boAhDMAN'
Woodstock Nov 10, lail. eO-dw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Tickets only slOA certificate Ola Package Of &c Tick.
cts will be cent for l30--Shurcs in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
POULA6D DELAINES.

NEW and rich article for Ladies dresses lust rccciv'
~ ed, and for sale rCry low by CHS. DANA JF'
De c. 8. Is
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
VIRGINIA wELIsBURG LOTTERY, Glass A for 1912,
to be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, Jan. p
lsi2-15 Numbers IL Drawn Ballots
GRAND CAPITALS.
VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY, cIa,, n for leio--

Tckrts sl0.-Shares in proportion.
certificate of u Packagc Of o. Whole Tickets will be
sent for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
D @ NJ ES TIC coo D S.
CHEAP FOR CASH!

Gbalcs extra stout and fine shec,ing. bale Tcknss,
fierent qualities. Stout Drings at cts, Cotton Finn
els ut 10 cts. Beached Shecting from cts up
Also
% pairs Russia Diapers at $500. Super Eng Fannels
ut 81 cts. and all other goods equally low.
Please give us a call C.DANA, Jn
Dec. 10, 1911,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
100 BrOadray, and se WGH.sL Ner YorI
VIRGINIA MONONGAL1A LOTTERY, Glass for 1919,
to he drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday. Jan j,
1926 Numbers, / Drawn Ballots.
fD
GRlvD SCHEME.

Tickets S1.-A certificate of Package Of 20 Tickets
will be sent for Sll0--Shares in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
Flour W. |. Goods, and Groceries

10 The inhabitants ofhe VHiGge Of Woodstock,
and 10 tchom these presents may come.
GREETINGS:
rJ7Ir Subscriber would a.an inform his friends and the
4 nublic that he has on hand and will keep constantly
r.. L. og, elm
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

The above vcnduc stands adjourned to the 81 Monday
OF January next ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ At the House O Mis-
Alcocks, in Chester South VILLAGE,
Il. lNGlIRAM Jun. Anctionecr'
Chester Nov e5 a. 6i-5w,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31
GRIND CAPITALS.

Tickets only s5.a certificate OF Package Of 20 Tick
els uii he .cri. for ssS- shsres 10 proportion.
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IIATN, CAl,s, AND rUNs.

FEvTiE subscribers lave just received from Boston,
4 splendid lot Of
FURS,
consisting o LtutTh mnskrFt, seal an otter tA!S OF
all nriccs from & to SIS Natural and colorcd BOiS;
mFFS COYEY pud GENET SKINS; and SWAN 5
DOWN a
CLOTH CARS Paris Mole slim, silk and Crush HITS
WITT Il HEWITT.
Woodstock, Oct. 2a, l5i. 65-ii
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&c,

Tickets only sO5-A certificate Of package ofS Tick
cts will be sent for siiO-Sharcs in proportion.
STATE OF NEw-JERSEY LOTTERY, Extra Class 5
,or 1912 to be drawn at Jersey City, on Monday jan
10 lal1 Il Nnmhers. " DTnwn Ralots.
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Tickets only slnA certificate ola Package OF % Tick.
cts will be sent for < l30--shares in proportion.
VIRGINIA MONGALA LOTTERY, Class for l9i2 10
be drawn ut Alexandria. Va jan Is, lsi2. IS Mum.
bcrs-l3 drawn Ballots.
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SETTLE UP.
SEE HE
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction on the 18th of Novcr
w Der next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, certain Factor
situated in the South Village OF Chester md the land an
nppurtCnaEceS therCunto belonging, lately occupied b
Vim. 4. ~ = W, Johnson. Sale IN the premises
TERMs.-Onc !cars credit -
L. INGIIRAM, AHctiorecr.
Chester, Oct. 2j, l3il,
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SCHEM T..

be drawn ut AleAaneri II. T.. on Saturday. Jan. Goth
1919. Is Numbers l2 drawn Ballots.
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VIRGINIA IEEsnuRG LOTTERY, clu,sA for l9i
GRAND SCHEME

to be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday the elh day
Of Jan, ls42 IS Numbers-l3 Drawn Ballots.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-12-31

Estimated Receipts and Expenditures for 1912
Recepis for 1912, estimated $4,000, 900
Expenditures estimated at 32,79l, 0i0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
MINISTER To ENc:l -ANn

IL has been rumOred that Edward Everett. nomi
mated as Minister to England. is to be r,Iee,ed be-
cause he thinks slavery evil; for to that extent
Is he an AboltioniSt, and no far her.
The Loco Foeo party have had the hardihood to
assert that he was III Abolition candidate Cor Gov.
e'nor ef Massachusetts,, when they well know that
.e was the Wing opponent OF Marcus Morton, the
Loco Fo'o Abolition candidate for the Governor
ship otthH sterling old Commonw cal,h
The writer OF this article was born aud bred in
virginia, Is now, and has always been, q slave
holder, and does not now, did lac at any previ-
Gus time, believe slavery 10 be evil either 10 the
slave or the owner, and would vote to morrow, il
here were not slave in the Union, Tor mpor:. me-
'hem from Africa: aU6 vet, with these ultra opu
ions, he thinks the rejection OF MIR Everett Tor the
cause assigned, would bo the dcadeSt blow lin It's
ultimate results) to the liberties and prosperity OF
nc American People, Ihat has ever We, been struck
and so thinking, nc asks Southern Senators I,
>nuSe before they commit ac', the effects of which
10 man can contemplate without horror. Ills tan.
amount TO dsunion, for the Union Of these States
annot exist, with a large m,jority OF their citizens
iislrSuchised. We have enough OF bitterness Jus,
low, without that cup being added.
COMMON SENSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02

The Veto placed by MIR Tyler on the Bank Bit.
What course an iHO,c TO pu'Sus1 How much fur.
Their am | to trust and support one who has done
as much as he is capsule OF doing to strengthen his
foes and weaken his frendS2 Shall abandon him
at once or try him yet little furtherl In an syer-
ing tins question for ourselves, we have determined
to Try him little further.
The Bank Bill which is now before the Senate
embodies the principles ,hadowed forth in the We.
10 Message; and Veto Of It will give the world
assurance tina; MIR Tyler is determined to sign no
BIZ which will IN the slightest degree carry out The
principles, for the sake Of which he was brought
into office; and then every Wing will know what
course to pursue. Committed against a State
Bank systHm-p'edged TO oppose a Sub-Treasury
sySIem-we DO not perceive ANY plan, which, in
the event Of Veto of the Bank Bill, can be devils
ed, 10 eNtrIcae Mr. Tyler from the dilemma in which
he will have placed himself.
We vii never support the union Of the Purse
and the Sword, which now exists, and which must
exist until some Fiscal plan is devised. Such
union is N the teeth Of all the principles and pIedg.
e. OF the Wing Party, and they can sustain no man
who can sustain such an unrighteous connection.
We trust that Mr. L. will sign the bill which is
now before the Senate. IL is We may almost say
his own bill, and holds cut the only hope which IS
eft of preventing separation OF the Wing Party
from that Administration, which, after twelve long
years Of struggle and difficulty, they brought into
power and from hich 50 many beneficial results
TO the country were eXpecled.-Pst hL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
BOSTON MARKET nr,,,,os


CoFFEE-A far demand has been experienced.
and the following SA.os have taken lace: ijOI hncs
tor.o Cabellr and L'"uvra Halt! part taken TO
so SOUTH 7osOn do 81. Doninso 81 9,,lOs. accord.
leg 70 quality; 3aIOO do, Java IslisIc per III. q
mos. -
FiSll-Mickers, ere in demand: prices hn-. ;,,,-
proved htte: sales al S6i6 - Tor No }: sg 50,
90 Tor No 2, and Sll 5O,ll IS Tor No I. taken
by the fare. > '0
FLOUR-A Gulher advance of 5O,62- per bbl
mas taken place since our last report The stock IS
small, and no rev flour has ye' reached the market
Sales the early part OF the week of 200 bbls Frede.
TeEsourg, Extra Eagle brand, 81, cash; 500 bills
Fredericksburg Lowlund ST. 81 per Dbl, cash and co
days; 100 do do iie 81 ~ per bbl cash; 200 do
Philadelphia St 80, cash; Ohio, Akron Nils, 81 25
~ 81; Gonesee common brands 81 IL, and flncy
- 20 per Dol cash. The market closes firm. and
prices q, Southern somewhat unsettled.
GRAIN Large arrivals Of Corn are daily ex.
peetcd and at the close OF our report Corn is lace
per hushei lower than A. tie eaTly part of the week
largo S'Ies Of yellow nh' and round mixed on
lhrrSdHy and Friday, at SIsSiic per bushel No
arrivals OF white. Oats pre in good demand and
Prees July sustained. Sales of Northern 50 So.
a cargo Delaware SOC; aud a cargo Pennsylvania at
the price. ~
SUGAR-The demand for box Sugar is some
what limited and confined who'll; to supply the
wants of the trade. Sales Of a. 500 boxes Havana
nrHwn - 'elc principally 7.a7lc; 100 boxes Trmi-
DAD white common &c; leo hLus Porto Rico 7las;c
per 10, mos Daily .idu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
RICH MONDE:
THURSDAY MORNING.. sEprEmpHw .

We have rrely read any thing more happily
conserved and expressed, thsn MIR. Gays reioinder
On our paper Of to-day 20 Mr.. Rives, on the Pre-.
sdential Veto. IL Obounds in lofty sentiment and
is pregnant with imrortan, facts. Mr.. Gays opin.
ron that an immense majority ofthe people Of the
United States are in favour o. National Bank, or
OF some Institution which will give them a SOUND
currency, (uron which the value of all property
dePends,) is surely entitled 10 some weight.
1t IS, we admit, question OF fact but no man has
had better opportunity than NJ. Clay, Of ascertain
ing the true sentiment OF the country. We COM
mend the whole speech most heartily to our read
ers. The definition OF true courage will touch a
chord IN every manly bosom; and really, If VIC are
to have "De'GiOr at that end Of the avenue which
term mates at the Capitol, we think we should pre-
Ter Harry Of the West, TO any of the "Corrcral's
guard OF TO any one, whom the "Corporars
guard" nigh, DC inclined to support. lie dictates
so finely that always feel more than halt incIin
el 10 submit to it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
BALTIMOREMARKEr.

office Oh rus AaEEIcAs, AUs. 80, , T.. NJ.
FEoUR-liO'drrso OF n ,ws nj street are uniform.
esNing So 80 To day foe good standard brands bu,
the market Is rather heavy and the ou,y sales re.
ported to US include three or four huadrod barrels nj
Sott' we quote the wagon price at Sc l9l.
Cay Mills Flour is held at Sc 81. We hear OF
nc sales to-day, The sIocA On hand j. very ii,ht
l"e last sales of Susqlehlnna were nj SO y7i, al
Which price holders would sell to day.
,pNAiN-Lhe market was iolcrably vel srppli
CT WIN Nj; Whe.'s to day, which sold at lJOal~7
cts. ior GOOD to prime reds Several c,rcoss of n
Carolina reds were sold at l5nsI33 cts Their,
were no Wheats from Pennsylvania ut u5rkeL
sales OF White "crn to-day at 7OI5l cts. and of
We low a. - cen,s
Sales ct Md. Oats al Ii,I5 cts
WlilShtG-ls vrrv dull. Limited ,,',s oI
hhds' at p! cts. and Of hbs At 2E2il cts. The
wagon price % Lbis is 20 els
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02

Wing papers, ard Wing politicians, continue,
(see tue speeches Of MessrS. Bolts aid A.nolJ) we
regret to shy, 10 pour Was OF wrath upon the
head OF Mr. Tyler. The vocabulary of tic Ian
Euase seems to hsge been ransackeu for words 10
eT0ress their angry denuncIa;loIs. This is all ex-
ceeGmg,y straEgs-and strangely uneEari'Hblc.
MGdiSoRiIn.
Unless the Madsonan means to make gu: that
Messrs Bolts and Arnold constitute in their person.
"Whig papers and Wig politicians generally, its
assertion is destitute Of foundation. The President
has been treated by the Wing papers and Wing po-
lIicians with marked courtesy and respect.
,1lsr C1z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

IN the Senate on Tuesday Inc Bill providing for
the payment OF the funeral expenses Of Gen. nar-
nson was passed. The Bal IN aid Of the Post Of
&c department was then taken uP. ADD afterwards
"uoP''ns one amendment was passed.
l" The House. after several minor subjects had
been tor while under consideration. tho fo,,ic.,.
ton bill came up, and there b,io, d;,,.,..r,.,,
between tue two Houses IN reference =, so,r,
amendments to tue bill, motion of MIR Fillmore.
a committee OF conference was uppoin,od 10 com
mun'eate with the Senate. The oommi,,ss con,i,,s
OF Messrs. Fillmore, p,ekcns, aud Wallace. or In.
dIanA.-B,l. Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02

The correspondents q, r the Northern papers who
date their c"ers O.. Washington, on concur loo the
opnl,r itff itc :unor,s in the political circles are
rather thicker tom DlcELsHigs, but hey differ in
tho degrees q. forth Inch hey ys.dto them. Willis.
some s1y, hot 4 is sqii, that .nc President will
ign ihc new Bank Bd,--oihsrs maintain thag IL IS
asserted vrth equal confidence that he will yoio IT,
The Toto Of the Cabi.tt is also the subject Of va
uOIJ eouJsctures and much speculation. There
seems 20 Uc a general concurrence IN he opinion,
however, lha, the President would be highly graft
icd i lhe whole Back question could receive the 90
by Tor the present, AID i seems to be generally be-
isvcd 'ha, the President and Me-. Clay had Ions
aod pleasant interview a. the hous5 ofO mulua
friend. n tbs be true, and We frankly 0e.ievs II TO
be 50, lIpes, to the faces ofour Loco friends
assume Immediately longitudinal direction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-02
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
Tuesday, I o'clock, II. NJ.
IHE MARI,L ,.r

AZ auction to-day. the cargo of brig Comme,c.
consisting OF 2iI hhds. OF Z. Rico Sugar, IS so,j
We, Iu'o " i'uIrawh) S7,s5,S 90
"1us zorro iI'co mo. asses 2slo2Si
tLoU's.-The Flour market is rather heavy
nnd the only sale Of Howard street, reported was
made at SG.4i, which i decline on SATURDAYS
9 9aS Sss, ihe wagon price is s6I2s; Guy Mills
'Our hcIu AT Sb,5O, hut no sales rcportcd-,tnr
light. Susduehanna SG,371. SWIM
G,'AiN:-l There is icir supply or whoa, 3,
market Sales OF Maryland reds at I3Ua 1877. ami
VIM. Il, lu'c', and several catsoes Moth CAROLYN,
Z. lJOal3jc. No Penn>ylvani, wh,,, IN ,,,',L" 'N
w "'ie corn 7ls52, and yellow 73c. Maryland o,s