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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
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Atan adjourned meeting. MonIay Septrmbcr 20.
l-il-prrsoGi, g. W Nunford. Pr-smrrt. T. ii,
Ha.klns, John Dove q a Myers. John a Ian
castor, james C1skro, WIN Allen. J,.rpb
Mayo, X I Daniel, OTIS Manson and WIN 4
PluCg n.
Mr. Myers prosentoj, from the Committee 90.
pointed 20 Tho las. meeting 70 bring In the same m
ordinance increasing the pay uf Nh. y ,ht Wa,rl.
and Tho same was read, and lard on the table.
On motion Of D. Dove, no addition OF go ,ga.
made 20 the appropriation for repairs the Watch
House.
Leave Of absence was granted IN DR. Dove.
Reports were EIumIftrI from he CRY Aegr-s0r.
and from he Ch1mherI,irn on the several applrca.
tons for remission of t1X.s, referred 20 them; which
wore received and opp ovCj.
Mr. Mycr reported tho follow g reso. Ytone Of
/ iae Comm s.1ncrs Of streets for Madison Ward "a
/ whom was ulcrrcl tIe petition Of Lewis Ludllm
portions OF =. uui lOh su,c's, south nr rhe Basin
/ VIZ
/ R"o'rst That the cry Surveyor be- authorised
~ cause ION street 20 be paved from tho Basin "a
H. street, provided The thereof shall no, exceed
] 'hc sum 0l sI2Jj.
R"oirst TINT the CITY Suy yor bc authorized
4 To cause g. street, between iO,h and , streets
10 bc wdcnrd, so us 10 admit ,y1 IONS and draws M
PISS each o,hsr nud 10 use 'he CIV hands and carl,
TO effect the same and provided that any ADDITION
| nj expense hC mIy ind % necessary 90 incur sb,U
| the Commissioners wgro approved.
/ Mr. Lane fs'or presented for Tie npprovsI Of fb,
! Common Council, plan Tor tho Improvement Of th,
| lower Dock, by The Jlmcs River < Kanawb-
| Company, which was laid on tho taIic.
| The ordinance Tor Increasing the nav Of tbt
| Night Watch which had bcon laid on tho table
was taken uP, omended, and pissed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
LIBERIA.


The next expedition ioT Liberia will sail nom
Norfolk, Virginia, on near the 10Th OF October
next Thus will probably be the last expedition
mat the Colonization Society will send this ear.
We therefore call the attention OF all persons con
'emplatine gong to Liberia to this favorable oppor-
'nniy. Emgran,s who have engaged their paSs,s
wil please not fail to reach Norfolk 10y that day,
furnished with all the implements of huSbaudry,
household articles, and cooking utensils nrcrSs,Ty
To carry with them. Persons wishing to send goods
OF packages to Liberia will please forward them Ia
the agents in Norfolk Mcssrs. Sou,,er & Bill. All
s'ieisand papers Tor coinnists may lie forwarded to
MN OF TO the office OF the Colonization Society
IN WoShIncton.-.Nat Int.
II has been remarked tina, the sun always shine,
upon The British Empire; hsr territory ana iu,eres,
eNend round tho Globe We were reminded nm.
on opening the Liberia Herald. tina, our own coun
-, "'o a." interest and excited feelings par, OF the
way round the world. The Herald OF the etb
June VS. dressed in black, Tor the death OF the
good President Harr.son.-Ib Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
ME-. MEESTER

The New Gofk Courier" has a long article up
on the course of Mr. Webster, and his conduct is
loudly ctn.u'-t. III" It says, MIR Ewin.'s le,.er
Is To be crcdael'-"Ird VINO nus dared To impugn
oHe lu.a o. t-Mr. Webster WIS treated with more
personal .nc.:nIy aud contempt than any other
menncr Of the ClhlDc; except MIR. Ewing; and vet
Mr. Webster retains hs place. not for a month or a
year. but as ong Tia Executive viii tolerate him.
ami @ravsiy e S the publ: through the columns of
the lrt.H.eucsr-" have seen no su fl .Icut rem.
sons for the DIS oution OF the lre CayIre; Jy he
voluntary act OF ITS members" This surely IS the
very wan,onness Of censure upon al 1.-THE parties who
resigned hUt no content with this he tak,s Iuon
himself as john Iyiers especial Crgnn, 10 censure
the manner m which his colleagues resigned which
According % him, was utterly in,xcu.lulg ana the
reverse OF what his conduct would have been under
similar circumstance" 90 Mr.. Ewing. his .st,er
and bus conduct, the Courier says there IS but one
opinion. "tIe las .cted ke q man rf honor md
molly discharged bis duy 10 tie country aud him
SELF Wou.i To Got thar wc could sty ~ much IN
relation TO brnl. Webster or that Francrs Gran
ger had Voluntarily resigned, and thus shown tina,
he was mindful OF his own honor aud the honor OF
his naive S.lts'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

The peculiar ,moottAus. ut PRINCIPLES in the
poIric> ofn government IKE ours, ord their tran
sceudrrr cons, qeuce above mcr arc made striking.
" manifest 10y he present coalition OF the nation.
Thntthe Presllcnt, elected TO the station from which
under the Constitution he called TO the h gh Of
nee which he now fills, 10y the Wing party. and
that party alone, has dis'pi oaei tina, party, and
checked us ,riumPhlu, progress, no man can doubt
Blu, whatever may have beon his course, or wha,
ever may Ice ms future course, or whatcv
Cr may he the dcterm nation Of thc whis party with
regard 20 Nm, thcre were certain great PRlNCI-
PIES se'lCd at the ate Presidential election, which
are nos dependent upon his vii or the Will of any
one man, and which We hope to see steadily p.rse.
ycrei ~ and carried out toy the People These
principles 7re-The One Term doctu-c:-The free
dom OF the Legislative department from Executive
q c;a'Iru:-A rCtrCrchmeni Of all unnecessary eT-
pense IN The a-m n.straIlon o. the government: \
reform m 4 branches Of the Government; where re-
form IS needed: An exlmua. ION INTO and exposure
OF AL corruptonS: No interference Of office holders
IN the elections: regard to the interests OF the
country and no: solely 20 the success 81 party: The
prevalence Of liberia, and tolerant feeling: And a
revival Ct true Republican sc;on in bringing abou,
creates; happiness upon tie greatest number-
These principles, steadily KEEP, in vi.w will be raj.
he'd upon and supported Ivy the People y veto
may proven, sound cUrcucy, and an equa' y zion
OF exchanges; veto may uJuriousiy ali Ct the mon.
eiary concerns Of he naoui hu, veto can rcpress
Tie sp'ui and energy Of whole reopI, ~ sustain.
in the great principles Of REPUBLICAN LIBEG.
TG which the CONSTITUTION was designed to
establish and secure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

BoUrsE, September I. 5! O'Clock. z. M.-L,s
rnc'f, FIVE pes Gems ll6G sj,i Three per Gents
rASrs, Sent. 2.-Thr,c per Cents, 77c 2Se
Spanish, 81 I :.
| The corn market was duh a, Paris, a, the lstcs
adylccs- The accounts Of the harvest received f,ou
| The northern departments continued To he Seusidc
tory. Purchases Tor the Erslish market had bceI
in consequence Of the ndv;ccs from England on
ncuncins the return OF foe weather
THE crop 81 olives IN the south OF FSanee, say,
the Courier du Cant, promises to be very album
dant, ana to indemnify the Inhabitants IN some mea
sure foo the ravageS vi the ate inundIuon"
FROM THE EAST.
\: the late me IN Smyrna, $4,000 houses and
shops were des'rcyed-and the Iosscs amounted to
L. ONO 900.
The insuueeJion at Candia is at an end Tor the
present.
\ Consttniinoplc correspondent OF the Augsburg
Gazette, writes under date OF lin Ult that Niche
met Al having offered to Ohdca,c ia favor OF lbra
him Pashs, conjitIon vi being himself appointed
Grand NIz"r, the D'vin had held irequeu, meet
iuss to deliberate on tie ptoPnS ton, wuch was Vi
TIM 'trly rejected. TWAS reported thu; GahIr P0sha
would Uc made Grand Nizer on Lls rstITu from
Catda.
SPAIN.
IL Is said TINT the to;al abolition oiIi es IN Spain
viii rum may OF the srea; f,mlcs.
Accounts t,om Nlinj, OF ~, 2Si INST, ,tatc hat
the Minister Tor FoseiSu AT.irs withdrew o. hat
DAY the bi Tor tue nIOpOSOn 10 ctdG to STteal bCi
tam the islands oi AnUshon aud Fernando Pa.
Esphrtsro vas III and would not cuSe the session
in perSOn.
Two hundred gal ey slaves revplled neor ValiA.
doId, and n lrtd in'o the rnuupins. The ,uve'n-
ment had not yet obtained the advance ct GU,OOO,.
OOO OF reals
Aiv,coS from Madrid NJ the 2Gh ut.. state that
NJ. OIL sc, the Ambassador ct SPAN M Paris, was
preparing to return to hiS p'S.
HOLLAND.
A Rotterdam paper Of August 81 SAys:--"Wc re-
loce 10 learn that m const Quvncr OF the favorable
change m the weather, hopes are en- erI.ned OF
good harvest. Thus we should never forget the
hand Ut wise Providence, and give uttcrince Ia
complaints, (of which W have at,y heard so much
as we rather have reason to rejoice aud surty that
God who always InjenCs our GOOD"
AUSTRIA.
The Sturcurd G-zalte states, under date Vienna,
tn Il tie finances wcre IN most embarrassed sltur-
ton, a0t that all commercial enterprise was com
le'ClyP parayzsd.
The Ausuiin Observer announces hath insur-
rcctlouary movement II Brhia had been suppressed
ty TIE "ai.achan. troops.
IT," Queen OF Gssccr arrive NJ Ems On the 27ih
u I, rlvelnc under the ii, o! Count IS ol Mis-
so,o". hl.-Panco and ruuc,Ss Meuerr.ch l.ft
Co oSne on the 2y;h ut. their return TO Joh1n
nIshcrs.
The Augsburg Gazette, under date Vienna 10Th
uIt observes that the commercial panic in that city
had completely subs det, that the funds command
a nicncy orrI.c, but that, nevertheless, spccua
ton continued 10 ne panlyzed Jy the stil unsettled
aspec. If ati.Irs in the East
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
uEEpV ~ Az

The Wal: press OF re nsssrc are raising the
banner OF Henry Cay. The time has come APP
puen'0y for action. Events have certainly hasten
cd the time We had hoped that a year ur tV o
ol roIticl. quiet would have 10 owed the extraor-
dirary excitement Of lSi0, hut we are cisappoirt
ed Ee'na. vigilance and apparently cons'an. &C
ton. are necessary - liberty. And perhaps 1t "
be better, more conducive TO public quiet, that a
cano lie Of the great Wing party should BE- n5m-
mated. That settled by a spontaneous u.terluce OF
opinion, the principles OF the party wIl' seem to
have some definite cNDos'or ami there will lie a
time and season for reP5s-.-lU. 5. Glze,te.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

The Wig have lost the election in Maine, not
so much because We have not a real majority Of the
voting power Of the State, but lcrause our party
wa bur cd n profound Irlhlrsy.-- Veto ofthc
President coming on the very eve Ofthe r. ectlun un
nary'd our iron g.; they had Dok,d 10 the c-tlb sh-
mc1t Of a bank as tie CONSERVATION Of the hopes
ami 'uumphs Of th'Ir patty and they had not time
io recover their tone and spirit before they were
called upon 70 give q new manifestation 0f then
principles IN the ballot boxes. They could not ola
They had no heart llr ,tc WORK, tokens seemed
20 be gwen thlt aii was Ios'. On the other hand
our o.. oTru's Nore chcered on by what parlI,zcI
us, and they Co k co rage rom what app arld Ia
nr he signal Of o lr disb0Ipn IN renewed efforts n
recover their .u't power. This is m1nifs.t from the
state Of the VOC; the result, lso.ctsolcd byaiaI.
in of on one side. DOR voters dd ro and would
nJtgo 10 The polls. Blu they are no lees wings, and
os NJ Clay said Of himself theyaw vs. have hrer
AMI u'wIys.w be why's Portland tMalnsJ Adv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
RICH MO ND
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. SEP. az.
MIR EwlNG'S LETTER.

MIR EWlNG'S LETTER.
We do 10: discover, among our wh, ex
change rcp-rS. r soii,ery condemnation Of Mir E~
lns's letter. Some express REGRETS tina, cause:
should have existed requiring such a humiliatins
exposition. Others can scarcely c,edt the state.
ments, h'chuse ihe position in which they plac,
the President IS ON # such corp icstcd des:reda-
ton. Until they are denied, explicitly rspudiltod.
they must be believed, ami the Executive Of the
country assume position worse than his most m
hgn1nt enemy could have tes,rcj Even The Van
Buren, press unless wc except he peonsy ,vauiau.
aprlauds MIR Ewins's conduct, provided his state
men,s can stand the test ut NV sugeuon. We
admire TO public virtue sustained and the ~ ROM.
condemned and the right approved, even when DIS
covered in political opponen,s-PhiL Ga=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

the crew that she should not be kept with slack
brace The officer did exactly he was told To DO.
and AL was coias on SIN Ishinsv, every point had
been cleaned but one, and the officer had ordered up
thu helm according to orders, and he crew hid cosed
oil the sheets slightly under directions from the
captain, when Just as she was doubling the Fiscal
Bank, bad sho'l about which navigntors differ, up
came the captain and sworc tremendously, ordered
the helm down, brought the Two polcs' hcaj
right into the wint'> eye, and tod the whole watch
IN deck thNthc never ordered the helm up sud thus
brought shame upon the officers who had carried his
orders. That is the history Of that matter; and We
remember also that Nj Nyc, the first mate, though
a capital navigator, stuck to his after berth with
view to promotion. As for the Major hirse!C i,
was said that he was 10 have his grog and his grub
for spinning tough yarns for the captain and maze.
Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

It's SAID that excellent lamp oil can be extracted
from Indian corn, Of better quality than n large
oporiion oi tho real article, and less expensive
The matter should be tested. II such can i've done.
the immense crops Of corn which grow almost spon.
tanoous in the western States, may 10 turned to
profitable account. The whole world could be SUD
piled WITH oil IN this way. The farmers would find
better market for their supplies NJ 20 nthc prac.
tico Of manufacturing whisky r. m II would be dis
courogcd, and the means always Placed within the
reach Of the people OF supplying themselves with
tight 1t cheap rate. And how grateful the whales
would be with such On arrangement Would'nt
they spout ooquootly IN praise Of their bon,iaoIors
Louisville (Ksn .1dV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
THE PRINCE DE JoryyuJF.

This young man arrived at Ii,IIax on the 9Th
ln'ir IN La Belle Powc, beautiful frigatc, which
was accompanied by French s.oop of wa,. lie
landed next day, and was received in yery
handsome manner lle subsequently, attended a
dinner and ball az the Government louise. and was
cSrcc'od TO offend another ball to take place on even.
ing or TWO aztec,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
500 REWARD.

e,Nihp from this PRISM oi IA on ralt of
- ,,r n'sht, the - hnst. tw, Me- rnns DAyt.
an NJ hEir; DaV" u very black I.Ih.t mn 80,
70 l'"ws about feet ~ 4 inrhcs hirh A. 90, a.,
-, ~ Sch i"-woTr ight coloTc,l w,.bll.n r,,,i
49,. shu "tnshufE llnalpons-bui he or BeY,r ,,,,
S"Ihut WITH them, another boy of min. -
~ hiF mes stolen the nieht of nj, ...,
",,',y "a 5cnAtsaby smooth skin black Tay s.xrn.
,''n N'HHol axe, has Nriy hand come head ,, -
'hi srai scar on his forehead rtl, als,x, 49,, lI
"NNy'p WI" away new gtry round rcai nf a,t,,,,
. \ 3''A',"s' an' hrw shoes Beverly W. ,s,',
hNhSnia but Ito not know what put h,Iins
~ nor. hm" 'sNc was originals, uurr basel s
u,v va ,'ulnHy whh IA Oh negro man nan.l 'rn,lI'
Nn'1 uy Mr Malone, Of Ic hnont- Who r,a,i,, ~ vs.
49,, y, ~, m,n'.nH k,owntos certain nctro Who ,cu,,n,
- u" piis"h a i"w dlNs Idcyioua IA. a. M. ,,..
Intended G" go ON bs abe way of Wtt.b,u ~, tlat u"
I'rr 'oHhlN where he has rec wife ami un vi, ~
,, A' hs way On Co a Tree state The abp,, 80
~ ''as'n'Ho "a cnEcs, Viii 30 p,ior tl, 90, VIII
"'7 ,''"N'fJ "i the sSd Dave ,ni nry.r, IA , M ~
- "'''" JOHN n InNn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
o"AAMAN;s mAsIc nAzos srnop,

-. stTh ND has ga hand. nm ,-.,,,,..... ,
. me ab"s" superior StHOfS which hr iakrs ,iro ~
y" 10 his cusiOmc'a the pubhc a. ~,
i 'nnt the be" SiToP known. Il come. Y.s
,u =. the best ar u otthc kud known Ia, MI, IT,
t II,,rs importers sud Dealers IN New Scrk CIV NJ,
~ ioI'"s az white ~ virtues TOR themselves '
w hani, a. usus, ~ aftiele in IA. sts,,,t
49,, sue" as cnhs Rides, Pistols, and sporting hrp,r,
=, >, Ri1HE1LhNb,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, q O'Clock. AN.


ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus, Parish. Bttimorc. sun.
dries, to Dipp,l x Jackson, Fry Il Co. 4 Cloud
kop x Co, 4 BLAIR, J Myers = Co, u u Frank
I'm, Shields < Somervc, l. - Crrnshav S, Co
Dolsn, knner Y Co, * ent, Kendall K Atwa,cr. /
Dcvetcnux, Il Parrish, Logon Waller. l. Ludlam &
Son, London', wi,lnshHm Drewry, Bo,hcr, 10
binson y Co, Duval \ Co. r Robertson, BOYD
Edmood y Co, & Richurds& Co, & Palmer, Smith
Drnkor 4 Morris, Hooper x Grail, 4 w White
. A Strccker, - Anderson, Jr. & Co, Hubbard
Gardner < CO, Lancaster, Denny Co, In'ocs s,
Brother, ii Richardson, Davenport < Allen, a
Knshman.
CLEARED,
Schr ID. Brkcr, B,ker, West Point, Coal
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Mtl,HIIslD

On the 81 inst, at Monipoer R,nn,b,r,ocL
county, va, FRTpERlcE g. SKINNER, of Mary
nh' 10 MAArnA Z. y, youngest daughter OF De.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
RICHMOND WING.

rubLIsALD DAILI AND sEMI-wEExLr, nv
J. ~. pLEASANTS. AND 4. MO~ELES
paiy rsPct.. ..................-...ss per annum.
S"tui- Weekly. ser
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Peg steam snip Caledonia

LIVERPOOL, Sept ;.
SINCE the lsih ut, we have experienced n fair
uenInd III our cotton market, but which has rather
.'ceded ~ consequence OF forced sales durin. tbc
,as' week. We regret to have To announce the t,i.
'"'c 81 TWO houses here connected with the States
-: that nj Mess.S. James Murray \ sons MAJ
VT ssr'' M"'yn"nuN, whiterby X Co. THIS h,s cas-,
a s''um over our muket. la other resue,ts we nm.
pear rather Improving. tie fair weather b,yin, al
"~.u OF much gram being housed, and money be.
"s ''''T'n'y easy, tic Foreign Exchanges con,inu.
'nS very hm. We cncinSc a Circular of ,n.I,,,
showing the weeks busln,ss" ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
~ 'NNIN HIIN TT I'D" lI'II|W.
J. DOWNING, Msior,

WEI no" nothing Of the movements orthe Cabi-
net ut Washington Of which the Major spsat.
Du. We ds'nc " remember the circumst,ocs e,
nhIsn nc s,"qe' as occurring on board the Two
I',lts' W. jumper WIS rot c0Didin when the Two
Folii.s sn.ed on that voyage. he was ,noI,y,d A.
mae, because II was thought he would b,,ng On.
board ON excellent old chtonometsr; but he did pSt
On the death of tie Ciptoin Of course Ee shifted
his hcr'h TO the storboird side. The quarrel sss
uo. 'he BIosi Tor they were 'I tcmp,m's men;
but, daring utic bit ol close s.cerigg ,r tIs ,o
Captain }. iurutd Iu telling one u ths oficsrs H.
Keep away" but 20 have an understanding " Nh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22
; P. M.-Company's teas are Is Il!d cash.
BOSTON MARKET, Sent. Is.


COFFEE-rhcre appears to be a little NOR,
hFnneSs Tor THIS article, out improvement Us vet
m prices. DYewoods--St Domingo Losyood is
1u''i ABOUT lOJ tons have sold 1t SISil9. Flour
the Transactions IN Southern have been snail. the
article being he'd generally ABOVE the views OF
purchasers 200 Bb!s Howard street sold ut 81 per
bo m"s; GenCSsee has sold pretty freely, but a,
Il thsht reduction ~ price,; clos NJ rates for com.
mon brand, s7,7 O6, aud fancy i2n7 25: Ohio 81
pc bpI, cash. Gdn-'The continued large arrivals
OF Corn have Caused further decline in prices the
closing rates are re for white, and Use per bushe
lor yellow Ois have ,mp-ov. d; sales Of Delaware
52c, and Northern So Sac per busheL Hides
lhcrc u good demand with bare market; sales
OF '5ooo Mltamoras dry and saitsd. I2,iI5!c PET
30 mos. OI-IheTe Is but one parcel of Linsccd
IN ms! hands, which is Du oh and held at about : l.
Sitpe're-Furher sales of about 1000 bags Crude
al % 6c, and one parcel Superior !c per TO- Is mos
Spiccs-Nn'megs have advanced; stIcS Of Sumalrr
Pepper at &c, and Cloves 29c per 10, & mos, Cas-.
s'a Is heid hlic higher, but we hear at sales at
az advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-22

I - VEN 'okI ~ ALLEN offer iur sale
- 0lau"r uipc. DchcuiuTc Brandy, brand Of 'OtaTI
DunuY 4 c. prime article ''
Winter Press -d Lamp OIL, superior
Indigo, of the best quality
toi.---Ri", laguyTa and Java
W Hu'ic lead. highly approved quality
quality '
ioai Sugar, 'woolsey Il woolscy' brand
&c " Ma i"ira Wtrr 'C4una' brand
Rne aud blasting ,wier
Bacon shoulders. a very superior 1T
shot, EuIaw Company Agency
Wrapping Paper
Juiis sp"rmaceti and Patent Candies
HUBS Patent Candles
Zorro Rico sugars, assorted qualify
Al AZ lhNoflhlc prices ior fatisil-'"ry paper sc2!
4 E.UINk PNlNCiPE ShGANS-I3T ttp
~ genuine Fru, pc SegUp "Kcudun" and Juan des
landing tins morning per schr Alnira, for sale 10y
to< WILLIAMS a HANNII.
NEW ORLEANS CLARIFIED sUCAH-
oil" TOR sale.
So E-Iw LANCASTER, BENNY & CO.
NEW YORK PIPPINs--O bbls in Il, q ORDER,
y landing itsmuTrIug ger schr TuscaTord Tor SALE.
80 ~ WILLIAMS = UNNALL
CRUSHED SUGAR. tbiH 4 3 Crushed sugar,
u DUNLOP. MDNCUWEA Cp
I,OW SALE. PRIVATELY tnM very y,IIabir L,f :
T. corner co. cary ani o., street ming 3n feet o
Cary street aud THnnuE back upon 9Th street ~ ,ct
Inches VI ~ probable tIt Of tIiia property
would di'ir q into lots huntua 9! .rt inches each u
isry street, ~ wuru case 30 would To- valuable
v'n"h inrprNti' rrsld'urcs. 1rrus accommodating
'lpN 10 WILLIAMS ~ iGANAII-
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
tUAunVyAnE CUT1,EHY GINS &C.

4, J. RICHARDS = co. are now receiving, per ships
u. IIarkaway add Caledonia Brandcr, from I've rpoo
large supply of Pail Hardware, ~ which they tc1poriy
invite The attention of Country MetcbsuE anil Gthcra -
Their Goods imported direct from the Manufacturers
inI will To sold al New York prccs. Those WHO wish TO-
tho matter DO 20 by caug aud examining frr item
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