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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-12
MILLINARY Il DRESS MAKING.
BY Miss S. BRAY,

WHO has commenced
w in the new building
on the cast side of Church
street, opposite III. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BoNSETs,
CARS AND DRESSES, in ac-
cordance with the most APP
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
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Il l. a n X BOO X S.

Lc0gcrs, Journals 81 Record Books.
NOR towns, county and probate records manufac-
l. tured from the best linen wove Dem and Mcdi-
nm paper, bound in calf ;-AIso variety of common
Blank work or sale cheap for ready pay at the sign OF
the Red Ledger, Iy
s. HUNTINGTON.
June 25, 1871. ne
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NOTICE..

FEyIiE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing lc-
Il tween II. VI. GIDDINGS and DAN LY-
ON. under the firm Of II. NJ. GIDDiNGS Il Co., has
lcrn di.> o we'd lv he dccea.c of H. N. GiDDINGS
The surviving partner has sold the STOCK OF
GOODS to SAMUEL. NJ. POPE, who is hereby an.
,horzed collect ard discharge the debts due the late
firm and those in Ich,ed arc requested to make pay
ment 10 HIM. DAN L1oN'
Burlington Oct, |. l6ll.
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by JONATHAN HART.

MIR. H. respectfully announces to the citizens Of
wi Burlington and vicinity and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased, thoroughly
repaired, painted, fitted up, and furnished the above
Hotel, situated on the corner of South and Wafer
Streets opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf in
the vllageo Burlington, formerly owned and kept
by Captain J. X. Harrington, of the Steamboat PhO-
nix) IN style of convenience and comfort not sur
passedby any other Hotel in the village. spacious
parlor, sitting room, reading ROOM and dining room,
all communicate with each other and with the front
piazza on the ground floor. The Bar room, barns,
sheds and yards arranged in the best possible man
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
lie. An acre of ground, nearly on a level adlons this
Hotel, with convenient out-houses, spacious and airy
walks, and gardens are all inviting to travellers,
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
Mr.. III. from long experience processes 10 know how
TO furnish good Table and Bar, and to serve up the
choicest eaables and rarest delcaces that the market
and season afford, in manner TO suit the taste OF the
connosseur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost exerton will be put in
QUESTION to serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, TO and
from the Boats, and their baggage transported and
taken care of at this Hotel and save Their Hack hire
to and from the Court house square.
Stage passengers can be left at and taken from ms
Hotel without additional fare and those taking the
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage Tree
of expense and without mourning any rlsk OF beng
left by the darkness or laeness of the night or any
other contingency incident to the prociptancy of steam
power, or the fluctuations of wind and weather.
Horses and Carr ages furnished those who wish to
transact business, visit any part of the village, on
reasonable terms.
Snglemeals 25 cents and other charges in propor-
ton. 3moO
Burlington, May 20, lSil
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FOUND.

OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP
newly fitted upn good style, where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who ma
favor him with their patronage,
6m1G X. G.. SPAULDING.
Burlington, April %, 1911,
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CA-iUEL NJ. POPE having purchased the
- ,tocl; Of Goods of the lac Firm Of II. M. GID
nlNGS & Co., hereby gives notice that he has com
menccl business a, The Stand recently occupied by
sa id firm, and invites his friends and The customers OF
the late concern and the fuhc generally to extend 10
him, al least, share of their patronage.
purlino,nn Or. L. lSll.
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~ BROAD CLOTHS ~

CHEAP! CHEAT! CHEAP
lust opened by +. NJ, WnldHr O. Co, n large
y assortment of Broad Cloths, which arc offered 10
the public cheaper than eyer-P. 5. Call and see.
September, 9th l5il.
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FARM FOR SALE

nor Sale farm, consisting of about one hundred
l. and fifteen acres land well situated on the main
road from Hnesburgh to Burlington. On the premises
there arc good buildings and cho ce fruit The property
will be sold low. For further particulars enquire 9
Sent. IL. G.. Il. ISHAM, Shelburne, VI
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iSHpri- ng Cure of CONSERVATION.

Mr.. X. Gaddin ct Delhi, n. Y, of naturally con.
sumpve constitution, has Teen savcI from an I'M
timely enll the use of DR.. Tuylurs Ba>am of Liv-
crwur \ severe cold brought on an attack Of Pcu-
re>y, and thus ended in general debility and con>mp-
ton constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights
qicl, pulse and cont.nucl loss Of flesh, alGered a
speedy dcaih hut a. soon as commenced the use of
thi- al, am grew better, and is now fully rcsiorc
In L,.,l,b
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BURLINGTON CHAIR rAcToRY

- n. B.-Tcrms of payment will be made very
~. ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.


Og'es Of the 7nleriedn, July 10, 1871, p. NJ.
FLOUR.-There is but a limited demand for
Howard street flour and the price Is without change
Holders are generally offering to sell good andird
brands from stores at $3.50, bu. we have not heard
OF any sales oday. We are not able to give a de.
hnI'e quotation of the receipt p:ice.
No sales OF Guy Mills Flour. Offers are made 10
sell al Sc for new wheat.
Sales OF fresh ground SUsquehaEna at 1915.
GRAlN-Saies Of several parcels OF new Mary-
land and Virginia Wheats, of good quality, at :
10 cts. Sales OF Pennsylvania old, to-day, a,
IFS 100 cents
a sale of Pennsy lvnnia Rye to-day ut 60 CTS.
We note sales Of yellow Mary land Corn to dav
at G5 o. cents, and of white at 67 GS cents. 4
lot OF Pennsylvania yellow was also sold 10 day ct
63 cts.
sale Of Pennsylvania Rye at 90 cts.
No change IN the price OF o. S. Sales Of Mary.
land day at IG II cts. and OF Pennsy yanll a,
so cts.
WilISkEY.-We continue TO quite hhds. at %
cents, and bo!s at - cents, with II better demand
and more frmness IN the market. The wagon price
OF bo.s Il % cts. exclusive OF The barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
The following is rich ard exquisite:
From the Boston Courier.

From The Boston Courier.
"Ttsy ikss I."-we have seldom been more A.
unused than with tho following remarks Of a writer
IN the Charleston Mercury:
The removal OF the dcpcSi,cs, which has been so
nlueh the theme of party controversy, really did
much more good than hasm. lts tendency was TO
eheck the eSavagaui spirit OF the time. IL did par
ually check 1t. AL will remember what was cal
ed the panic, the scarcity Of money that for short
lme followed the removal OF the deposites. THIS
was exactly what tic country wanted"
BILL" says the man in the story, "whlt m ,kcs
you sew up the mouths OF your .Abbiis1" Lord
you'-Ihey likes ~" The Charleston writer must
have had this story in his mind whon he made the
above ingenious remark. No two cases can be
PARALLEL, Pants ami scarcity OF money! exactly
what the country wanted! Can any thing be more
p'austb.cl People were tired Of being comfortably
al their easc and began to cry QUITE on this que,
liie!-we want panic! CoGfound this pes,ent plenty
OF money!-our brooches pockets are bursting.
worthy neishboUr-do Tighten US some way or
other 1t YOU have any Christian bowels! Honest
iriend-do pick oar pockets and relieve us from thu,
horrible plenty, II you are gifted with human chart
~. Peace aud f,snty have been thought comfort
able things, hut III all mistake; Pane and Seer
city are the charms 10 make nation nruu.h?
IL was the opinion OF Joseph Surface that Lady
Teaz!e was suffering from a too great reputation;
and Se knew quhck doctor who maintained that
'heS!:h was disease which requires to Le con-
.'"naY checked We have mad many Joseph
Surface AM quack doctor in the political way, at.
iemiins 10 mead the hellth anu reputation OF the body
Poh''c;-anG precious piece OF work they made Of
II! But when our quaeks come oGt with tie open
declaration that panic and scarcity are exactly villa,
the country want, their qlackery is too manifest to
do any harm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

In Saturday. Wing last, you accuse me Of ode
nouucing, Gin nay letter to Mr. B1us) in the harsh.
est and most Liberal terms-invo,ving, "a, one fell
s"oop in the charge Of 'Pl,roonory5 all who DO
not concur with me aud my new God" (Mr. Botts.l
This is Itself, harsh and iiberar dcnun.i,io ion.
| denounced in tina. letter. nobody, by name. and
not one individual person IN thought, either in or
OUT Of Congress. ! denounced the class Of denim.
gogues en- masse but was far from me,nino. nor
IS my language justly susceptible Of that cons:rus
ton, that nlI lor even n single ore) were dem,-
go2ues or patrOons, Of those who filtered from Mr..
Bolts and mysef, on the sui act Of renewing Abo
lton petitions. ] designed 10 express my nppro.
baton Of Mr. Bolts political courage, and contrast.
cd o. with the uniform course Of demlgorucisn. 10
play into the hand Of vulgar prejudice and popul,r
passion merely to show that even # wrong in iuJg
mcnt, he deserved 10 be sustained for quality rare
and csllmnD.s, and the opposite Of tia, which has
been, is, and will oe, the Jane Of Republics. |
meant m reflect upon m ono, individually. TIN,
Mr.. Bots would have risqlod nothing by voting
for The 2ls Rur, and that he did r.sque roppI,,,,,
by voting against d, must have been las know !,
was,j evident 70 hlm, Ms it cannot he doubted 10
any. Il was hrs iortiiuds In despsing this cop.ij
Grafton, which attracted my applause, and which
would induce me to sustain bin in it,, even if
thought he nod erred IN judgment But I think
him entirely right In ,h,i judgment, ON the score OF
policy.
In my letter to Mr.. Bolts, / say. 81 have fol
several years, wondered az tic want Of s,r,ei,v in
southern members, who permitted the two qucs
tons Of abolition and tie right Of petition to b.,
blended" &c.
There is an apparent arrogance In this, no, le,'
repu.slgs TO my own tasic than 70 that Of others
Had revised the manuscript, / should have added
"a want Of slgnelty, as Thought" I vet tbipg
q wa"t Of sasa:iy 20 give the nboIitionis,g m,
lever Of pretended denial Of the right Of petition
but ] never intended to put myself forward Z,
decide ef eaihtdra, Whist was sagacious or wba
Otherwise On the other had, cbocrfully sub.
NIT 70 The right and ability and superiority o
Others, to judge Tor tbemscIvo..
JOHN II. PLEAsANTS.
GODcla0I, 2Ofh july, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
PHILOSOPHY or sTORMs.

Inc Boston Mercantile Journal + Wednesday
ooh'ans translation Of the report Of the Commit
tee Of the French Acodemv OF Science. ON Mr.
Espy's theory Of the Philosophy Of Storms. The
'ohnlWee report UNANIMOUSLY IN favor Of this ieo-
~, WINCH say these scientific gentlemen, alone ns
,9unis Tor the phenomena, and when completed, as
VIZ. hspy intends, by the study 9th action Of
be desired"
, me committee c insisted Of Messrs. Arsgo,
r9uuet and Babinet, names well known 10 he
scientific world. They recommend that the United
oteles place Mr.. +. in position TO continue his
InYesugalI0ns and complete his lhaorY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.-We ,fe indsbt,

fBOM RIO DE JANElkO.-Wc ave indie btrd
to the kindness OF a commercial friend Tor the an
nCNCd cK rict Of letter, received by the ship w
& Nyc, Ut New York DIHimoJs .5nsJieaH.
RIO DE JEEEIEo. 81 June, 1871.
Since our last respects Of the 20 h ut. we have
TO rcmIrk with respect TO our market hat the 70.
ceIp's Ct Flour since the 81 alt. have been 1926
bbls Of which lOJO5 bills were from tho UnuCd
States md 3sgS bbs. from Europe. The stock ~
list hands rs 1912 bbs. aud IN all hands Il may be
~ 900 bb's. Oithr Flour from Europe that which
came tom IricsiedId not suppo TITS lormor ch'Ta.-
ter, while several small. pITcC from Havre proved
OF very superior qualify, nni one parcels better than
the rest sold Tor l7UuOD O.LCr parcels Commanded
&C. 500 ICi2jO ami 10 900. Inc reccps from tho
United STATES were composed principally Of Bilu.
more Flour, which arrives hcutd and clkcd and
the sales Of THIS quality we thereby injured. We
hays observed and would call attention 10 tho fact
that Wintsrand Spring ground AOu. is more liable
O. heat and cake, than th1t grOund a. other
The ,aies Of Baltimore -four during the month wcjo
NJ II 500, 1860, l5H5OD and $4,000. a cargo
from trieste sold 1t lIHGOO and GOO bb.s. from
Mnseillosat 81 100. Tho sock now in ftg; Ia ijs
consisting Of n cargo Of Baltimore Tor which $4,000
rs of red, Of GOO barrels BnndywIno and 500 bpis.
NarsoiIcs. We quote Richmond nj 1911 OO 10 mott
1922; Baltimore and Phil1dcp hu $4,000 nett
1852, aud Western common. brands at 10000 O.
III0OO nc;, 23sln 81, %.
Fion Montov deo our latest dates arc 90 the e b
u'. when hIur was quoted at $1,000 10 n'tt S6,27
S1in5h. From Btui, our dates are only tO Inc
b utD when lli' Sinck was w UuIF ana the an =
t,iont tiNUOO 10 $4,000 by retail. II Is rcp0r u
by n vessel bringing later dates thence that small
cargo Of Richmond bad been sold at $4,000. Al
RIO O. aude on tho 18th uitD. Richmond WIS quo
ted AZ 10000 and Baltimore At lG 900 i7lOOO.
In produce there has been no heavy stock Of COT
60 held during tho moth, tho dCmud fully
meeting the supply. The demand has been prln.
| Orally Tor Europe notwithstanding tho continued
nj vOr1hle advccs from thai quarter, while Tor TIC
/ Unucd States the opcr. ti1rs have boon unusualy
limited. Tne supply Of Coffee Is likely TO be sma.
dur ng The PRESENT month, but ne the weather y noe
| Tor the Preparations Of nov coffee we moy shortly
/ ook for supplies Of that kind There are but few
| American vessels here, ard the quant 10 go for
ward 10 I've United States within the mex month nut
necessarily be small We quote super choice l,t
1900. Mixed lots Il super and good 4 At $1,000
| good frsts 3n7OO a $500, ordinary hrsts 3 $50
| jl65O.
| r. s. We learn that the Am T. lza's cargo II Bal
timoro has been closed for Export at $4,000 ant
the 600 bbls. Brandwinc al tic same rate Zoe con
sumption
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
MIR. SPEAKER WHITE.

We were apprehensive, from the loose rein which
the Speaker held during the frs, ten days or two
weeks of the session. tina, no would prove an IN.
Gent presiding officer. But oil fears aye bsuished
now. Fromsll accounts he makes an abe and eff
eieni Speaker-symPathizing cordially with the
majority, and urging forwSrd the business of the
House with great despatch. The iorbearauce which
at first sprung from the novelty OF hts position, is
succeeded by quckness and cnorsy-which make
nm all that a good Speaker should be.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

And yet all this was under tho operation Of the
corn iws-(cheers)-ond Lord Palmcfson sliI,
and very justly SAID % too, the exports, them had
risen, hciW cen 1880 and 80 ffoa the value OF 50 d.
0JD0UOL to th,t OF $1,000 OOOl a very considerable
increase. j, might be said that we exported with
on. being gamers by tho process, either giving
commodities away, or selling them at reduced Va.
Iuc. But IlnappC1rod that during the same time
the imports bad also increased in the same proper.
ton, u WIS quite clear that u would thereby be as
tabishcd, that the Wholesale and substantial tradc
Of the country was advantageous whiio % had gone
on progressively extending. the Official value Of
the imports fIr the same period " 10 as follows.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
SAhAIo1A WAT r, IA PM aud quart bottles,
| - received fresh, dnd tpT sale, toy
ln - LTEiL JOHNSTON n IYELL
:. ILL .Ic..-

1lRS L. MEADS boarding and Dav school for ,ouryT q,
VI dics and children, viii TIE opened Monday me an
diy ~ october next, in tho House on Shocked IiI r.
CCntiy occupied 10y the late DT TuZsWrll ' -
rue ilU course 81 study viii embrace ell branches OF
olu"f useful cducal. aud every facility will be M nd
e. tn "i lhc pupils 90 Us proper dcquis! Tho nnst
OF TIC family will form Christian household and Toe under
tue mate rial care Of Ne Mead a. her Ms tn enrich
uUed 10 her itus hab;uai reference will be had TO die
u"iNcs 81 ihc Christian religion the only hgh ground
OF moral or intellectual excellence. -"
bthss LtNss C!H.s.-Bcs.dcs the regular course Of
stud m The school, class VIII be formed Tor the In
ron OF more advanced pupils IN a course Of Historical
kgnns aud fcnsrs! BecS Leitrcs The standard poets
vi" ne rc'i AMI particular attention paid formation
OF correct Tiy.o Of writing English composi,ian Pupils
no connected with other departments Of the school may
uc received Ito the be les LetTcs Class Boarding schy
are VIII receive the advantage of this Glass without c1ta
. H"''"
Parents and hienisarc assured that competent
cachCT- VIII be secured.
TERMS
For board and English tuition, s2top ,rnur,
lay Scholars from ~ ~ &,
Class IT small Children ~
Bellies Lo'trcs Class. ~
Tie usual extra charges for the languages Music and
OtLct acCnml,islmcufa -~' ''''
REFERENCES RI Row Bishop Moore RI Rev Hsb,p
Meade Rev 4 En- ic, ID ID, Rev WIN Norwood. Re-, {;
Mn"inriigc, Rev T. Boyd, Aftermath: Rev N Cobb
Isfpsbus; Rev " Meade, CIarl1ursrilIe: Dr y ~
Deaho, R'ch gDud. WIN II Macf,Tllud E-,t . J. me. n
hgail, E.I Hon WIN Rtycs, hbs,4aris
21-IWtI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

Lieut.. Hunters Steamer, "Germ," made its ap.
pearanee last week at Elizabeth Cdy, n. C.-eou,
sing all the natives stare and wonder. IL passed
through the Dismal Swamp Canal at the rate OF 4
miles an hour "wi,hout producing as much ripple MS
an ordinary canal boal"-Nnd thus removing "all
doubts OF the Proetieabiity OF navigating canals by
steam, withou, injury to the BANKS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

Sir Robert Peel rails az ans, the banks, and
efibes the commercial ds;rcsscS in England over
benking.-lu this, initiating the example Of Tory.
isoh in this country. Toryism is the on both
sides Of the "Herrnr pond."' 'Ca.n,, non anin,urn,
mu:as;, gut trans mare carrun,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

COULDN'T WAIr-iH A HURRY-J w Borden
Receiver of Pubic Moneys at the Land office. Fol-
Wayne, writes letter 10 Presi. Tyler, IN whi,h E
says he has waited IN expectation of a removal
ON once until his patience Is worn cut. lie ac-
coTdneiy tenders his resignation. The new r,ai,
brought intelligence OF his removal-so that # Mir
Borden had only waited he would have gone out Of
Office with the honors vi dismissal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
ARRIVED,

CO, &c. ~ $500
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED
Canal Boat John Randolph C,n,n..L -,
AZ tons meroh 'nd.ze, to J W Dibr.Il 4. g. y"
vel, Smith Jones, l. Ludlam & Son-Psyin,
=. Old Dominion, Pampliu, with Al tons m.,ch,r
die, 70 Dolnn, k,nniet x Go, BagweiL S%;,h e
Jones, Winir,o & Williamson, |. ID CIensh"w
Co-Pdying $3.50 ST. q
JumpIng Rabbit, Johnson, with q tons c,dz. .,
y w p.nrcIi & Go, aud Winlieo williamson
Red Bad, Elliott, with . tons merchandise. ,o u
VI H''ier, 'peron Crump, 4 X Bnir, d Shep-
Flying Lucy, Staten, mos,cr, with lsi tons mdz..
~ w Dihr,l & Co, Boyd, Edmond < Co. RI,
Hanis-Piyng Sl5G Sc. 'N'
WIN l. Lane lstcr, Harrington. with ial ,ops
m m iEe, to l. Ludam n Son, II & L Gwathmcw
C CaWS., s9Nh Jones' Shields * Somcrvile,
y Co i"ioes X Bco,her-Payng sl4s Gs.
ARRIvED-Ju!y 20.
Canal Boat Union. jerks with SOL ton, mar
Shanaizc, to Boyd, Edmond * Co, Blg~ell. smith &
I T!%,. / Williams Shields * Somesvie, aud J
DIvy Crockett, Pine ps with AZ ton, n.,.,,,
ulII, 10 D.brelI i Co; paying sIs2 "a.
- highlander King, with - tons merchandizc. ,o'
i'ive' x hiTris; paying SI37 90. w
klvannn, Wills, with 3sl tons merchandise .,
w Dbr,U Co, & L Gwathney. anJ W.
Tree Wil'amsonj paying 1926 So
Gen. Harrison, Clark, with 4OI tons r,rcb,,-
dize, to ID * Jones,J w DibreI & Co. and I. n
Irsnshnw y Co: paying sl26 70 toll
joseph &. Cobell, Lockett with 3ol ,o,. ,
snand[e, 70 D1hu, Knnier * Co, J W D,bIst, s.
20, l. Ludlam * Son, Webb, Booker & U,mi,,on
l. ~ Gfenshtw y Co aud Wiufree & WilIi,m.nn
paying SIPS % toll. " '"''''o"'
- ONO, Jamcrson, with 32i tons mercL,nd;v. -
toll. - SUE paying slOo vi
CLEARED,
Rcd Bird. Elliot will
Tor Dover Mills, Lock NJ. . CoIumL,, ,nj
SeOltsNii!e: paying Sill 80 toll ~
. flying Lucy, Staten, with Lei TONS merrbnnI;,.
Tor Sco,tsv'le and LynchLurg. payin, sag 36 oil
oii Dominion, Psmphlin, win ~. ions n,cr'
ehin'iHe' 100 Lynchburs: paying Sill IS toll.
, hokes, Bete, with 32i tons merchanJizs 70,
Lynchhurg: payrg SlOS I 5 toll.
CIiy'on = Burton, Ash, with sci tons ne,rb,r-
"z'' Tor Lyneh"ufs: paying $40 10 toll.
FOREIGN PORTS.
lP'r Steam -i'p Coisd5nia.l
LIVERPOOL, June 2i-SaleL IIntk-A,r
Nc olson, virgiui,.
BREMEN June 22-Ariyed, Yespor, Svl,..,cr
A. BOMBAY, Lady Ptset from V,,si,i,
COwES, June 2S-Arrivcd, ]. B,ewsr S',,,o
Guy Point. '"s'' sutton
HELVEOTSLUYS, June e3-Arriv,J D,-,
- 'nod'Tt, Virginia; DSll Walker, Curdsv. yr,
gina. 'S' VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22

Is certain, safe and eitectulI remedy for Dy,en.
sesy' DIaTh"', or LonSeness Cholera MOI bus,
summer Conp'in:, Cho,ic, Gripping Pains Sour
Stomach, Flatulency, sc. &c, and all SpasmoJic
ana Nervous Diseases, as SICK and nervous Head
ache, tiystcrla, CrImp, sc. SC.
Wis Is one Of the most efficient pleasant and q, f. rom
position, ever offered pubic flr The rtTc = 49,.
various engagements OF the stomach sod 6urs,s ana c
o'..y 1Llcle Nnthy Of the nf.cnre Tor rurtrg
INpLEKA lNFANIuM ~ SUMNER COMPLAINT: ami
I'D az We above diseases u really like charm
Al nrrson'a ar" TtQurs,cd To H. for thcr, IA s, mia
"ll w. ~ '"s one OF tu- moEi valuable family mr,ii
cH"t S'l discovered Hundrcisusy thousands Of
ctrIhcai"s have been received Puys,rians CI.r-y
men, and i-Incs Of the mr.. TesprctaLity H.,
stronger testimony Ia us iayour numerous 10 pSUsh
Also, a full supply of JAMES INDIAN ENPEtsrnR
AN and TONIC NERMiEuGE " ''"'
for SAFE - LhEiir JOHNSTON a LYEII
Soc Agents Tor the Prnprie'or
-, Al J. Mckiidoc- old stand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
JOnN u. pLEAsANrs-


We arc 90 much pleased with the "Oos Hon,
RUE IN Congress, that We propose TO introduce the
PrIEcIpie Toto our columns to some extent. Thu,
Is, we will not, when VIC can avoid IL, publish Cd
communication exceeding column, and will civ,
'he preference 20 those which do not exceed half 4
column. a sensible man and good writer can con
dense all that IS necessary to be said on almost an,
subject, within the allotted space.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-22
BOSTON MARKET L,lr -

COZ FEE-Shes Of 2OOO bags 81, Domingo COR
export NJ s. &C per TO.
FlSIi-Nlackgrel are scarce. Sales No. |. GIL
25aI I,5oi No. ;, SlO2ji No. ,, s., 75aG per JU.-
cash.
FLOuR-The demand has fallen or somewhat,
but prices are mantiined in consequence Of Inc ion,
stock. S.les Of Fredericksburg, Sj,s7i5gI, mos;
Richmond City Mills, Clark q Co.'S brand, SO 2J.
cast; 500 Howard stree; Sj,75 cash; 400 ONO, via
Pelnsy wanna Canal, 1892, 4 mos; 200 d.. George.
town, ezra brands, So, cash; Genessee, common
brands, S5,7j, and fancy, 1851, cash.
GRAlN-Curn has ImproyCt; a sale Of yellow
was made at G7ci no sales whito demand good
SUGAR-No change IN prices, and Transaction,
m1dornte. Sales Havana brown las q, whi.e 81
aloe. per 10. g mos DIiiy .i2p.