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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
WM. l.. MELVILLE,

IVA KES this method to inform the public
that he has now Oh hand. and is con-
stantly manufacturing, a DAKER, which has
been proved beyond a doubt to cook in half
the time, and in style not surpassed by any
cooking apparatus now in use, with only one
quarter the fuel generally used for the same
amount Of cooking. The profits on them are
now very small, the same article which used
to sell for $500 now offer for the low price
Of $3.50 June 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26
REMOVABLE!

WILLIAM u. GREENE, Tailor and
w Draper, takes this method TO inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has removed To the store No. l37 l=2
Thames street, directly opposite Col. Marsh's
shoe store) where he will continue the Tai
lpring busines in all its various branches
lie tenders his thanks for the liberal patron
age received and respectfully so!lclts a con-
tlnuance.
Always on hand complete assortment OF
Broadclotbs, Casslinercs, Ves,ings aud other
articles usually found in such an establish
ment, which he will sell as cheap as can be
found in any other store IN town.
NJ Particular attenl ion to CUTTING!
WANTED-2 Girls as apprentices.
April Is
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F z A r II e n 8 A..

w A. & ID. NJ GOGGESHALL, have
W. ndded to their assortment of house
h old matters, a prime lot first quality Live
Geese and other FEATHERS, which they
offer for sale, by the Bed. or smaller quantity,
-warran'ed well dressed and clean.
Beds dressed and rendered as sweet and
lively as new, at the Furniture Rooms,
Church street.
Also-Matrasses, pew cushions, &c, Of
every description, made to order sl short
notice. May Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-26

~
'NtIE splendid mansion lately built and oc
cnpcd by Borden Wood, Esq. II is
beautifully situated on the rising ground.
nbout II miles North Of The State House in
Newport, fncing on the main road, and COM
inands very extensive view of the harbor
and bay. The main building is 40 by 81 feet,
and contains 8 rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, in the rear, is an nddi-
tlon, containing The kitchen aud wash room
beluw, and servants lodging rooms above
with good cellar the whole size OF the
house. There is also a good coach house
and other outbnildngs; IN excellent well of
water, and brick cistern, both connected with
the house by lead pipes. The lot consists Of
"a ncres Of good land, handsomely laid out,
aud having on il n great number Of ornamen. :.
tai trees, The huuse Is but two years old,
and was built and finished with first rate ina
teriols and in modern style.
This establishment is admirably calculated
for a genlcman'S residence, aud if immediate @
application is made it will be sold al great
bargain-much below the first cost,--or a
tenant will be received at moderate rent
For further particulars apply to
Capt. CHARLES DEVENS,
or WIN. WEEDEN.
- MDy 27
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REMOVAL.

nOCT. l.. nARDIN has removed TO No
~ 1861 North Main Street, 5 doors above
the old Office. The Doctor continues TO ho
consulted with perfect confidence in all diseased
Of private nature, in every slage,-Chronic ai-
lection, sore Legs, Scrofnla, Cancer, Consump-
ton, rheumatism; all afflicted suffering under
protracted cases, aggravated or unsuccessfully y
treated by inexperienced or pretended physl-
cians. Those laboring under the destructive
effects Of Mercury (or Quack's nostruns,l and
all who suspect the remains Of disease To be
lurking in their systems, may consult DIR. q. al
ways with n guarantee Of cure. Ills treatment
never exposes to suspicion, and is well known 10
be safe and permanent. Aug. 8.
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Encourage Domestic Manuiac
lures.
ST 0v { S,

JSoR burning WOOD or COAL; Menu
II featured pi the Newport Foundry
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove IN the mar
ket, Tor sale by WIN. BROWNELl.
ncu south he Post Office.
N. II. The Public sro invited to call ant
examine fof themselves.
/ Sepi ~
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NisWP0BT
ID Y Il III OU s E.
JOHN II. CLEGG
SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,

~ III N II. 4 IL T. u u
SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,
w OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public, (of Newpor, aud vicni-
y,) that he has taken the DYE HOUSE,
lornerly occupied by J. Viner, situated OH
Tanner street, east Of the Friends Meeting
House, where lie is prepared to Dye and
finish in the best possible manner, the fol-
lowing articles, viz such as
Broadcloths, Silks,
Cassmeres, Grapes,
MerinOs, Satns,
Circnssians, Pongecs,
Bombazins, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
ALSO, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merino, circassian, bombazin,& Grape dresses
gentlemcn's wooen garments, such as dress
irock aud great coats, surtouts, vests and pam
taloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
lie will also clean gentlemens wooden
garments Of every description, in neat style
-merino and cashmere shawls olcansed and
whitencd, without injury 10 the border-cur-
pets aud wooden table cloths clcanscd also.
Ladies dresses colorcd for one dollar each
O. All articles left at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attertion.-h. NJ. Tho.
mas. Wickford-John Hedley, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. 22.
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HONEY ror sale by
-" T.. T.. s W. Nkwros.
July Is.
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R Il MOVAL.

EMOVAL.
HEORGE =, LYNDON, takes this me.
~ thod Of informing his friends and the
public generally, that he has removed TO the
store in Spring -streat, opposite Trinity Church
where can be had al all times iced and plain
Cakes Of nll descriptions, Custards, Candies
&c. Also, Toys for Children.
Newport, July 10, l54l.-6w.
GEMTLEMEN'S SUMMER
WEAR, &C.
Drab de etc. Elegant Goods for Gen.
Black Cashmere, tlemens' wear.
French Bpnbazines, Comboonc.
Persian Flannel, Cause Flannel.
Canton knit silk shirts aud drawers.
Fancy Brown Drillings.
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols,
German Brown Linen.
Fancy Plaids.
Linen and Cotton Gloves.
Black Silk md White Marsellles Vesting.
The above for snle at
J.4.jiES H.4.lI.E EO.VD'S.
June 10.
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THNIIE Subscribers would respectfully inform
Il The Ladies OF Newport and lis vicinity that
they have taken the Store ia Mrs. Townsend s
building Thames street, recently occupied by the
late John Corey, where they intend keeping a
general assortment Of MILLINERY ARTI-
CL ES. spch as Florence Bouneis and all kinds
tof foreisu Stock in lhe Straw line. Also, all
kinds Of American Straw Bonncts, stock foI
Bonnots, and Palm Leaf Iiood4-al-o Bonne
Trimmings Of every description. They have
engaged Mliners from Boston who will be il
the Store TO trim Bonnels in the first style.
Bonnets Of all kinds repaired ai short notice.
! 7 he subscribers have an establishment in New.
port for the manufacture Of all kinds Of Straw
Boanets - foreign and domestic where the trade
can be supplied at wholesale II, tho shortest no.
tice, and al reasonable prices.
FRENCH s. DRAPER.
! Newport, April 8, 1910.
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FASHIONABLE HATS {! .
Joseph B. Weaver.

No. ia, IHdmtS street,
HAS JUST OPENED AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
THE LATEST F.4SHIO.VOF
ENTLEMEN'S fine Moleskin
~ -l'rush-and Silk Hats, Of the French
and Do Orsey style. Also chIdren's fash
lonable Satin Beaver lfa,s.-Togcther with
an assortment Of gen,lemen's and chidrcns
cloth Caps, of various patterns.
April % 1871.
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TPUBi.Ic-No. 81

[PUBLIc-No. 5
AN ACT TO provide for the payment of Ma
Wy Pensions.
BE Il enacted, &C., That the sum Of one
hundred aud thirty nine Thousand six hun.
dred aud sixty.six dollars aud six cents is
hereby appropriated, 10 be paid out Of any
morley in the Treasury not otherwise sp-
propristed. for the paymen, Of pensions aud
balEpay chargeable on the navy pension fund:
Provided, That ell widows or children Of all
naval officers, seamen, or marines now de-
ceased, aud entitled TO receive or make proof
OF their pensions under the act Of the third
OF March, eighteen hundred and thirty seven,
shall receive the same until the close Of the
next session Of Congress but no widow or
children Of any naval officer, seaman, or ma
rlne who may hereafter die shall DO entitled
TO any pension by virtue only Of any proyi-
siun IN the said act.
SEC. =. find BE- II further enacied, That no
officer, seaman, or marine entitled 10 pen.
,ion from the navy pension fund, who receives
pay from the public Treasury, shall receive
more from The said fund than is sufficient to
make the whole amount received from both
the above named sources equal 10 the pay
fixed by law for the grade 10 which the off.
Ger, seaman, or marine may belong, as an
officer IN the services IN which ic may be IN
gsgcd during the year, so that no officer sha II
receive pay OF the sninc lime both as pen.
sioner aud an officer IN service.
Approved, August l6, Is4i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
i"h the American.
BALTIMORE MARKET,

COIIoN-Wc note sales this week of IN b,,..
Georgia al TO- II cts; of 10 bales New o,I.,ns
al III cts; and of 40 bales Mobile nj I2c
ho'eard S.'tct ttSw-Ihe demand Tor Howard
street. Jour has been quite limited during the vel
anu prices continue about the same as las, yy,.k
ne sales OF new have been pretty uniform NJ az
from stores Tor good standard brands At a. bcI -.
We arc 'uNIStu OF The sale OF several hundred h,r-
IclS thls morning. Yesterday, however, about 500
DOS OF the same description were sold ~ sLoi
we quote the unIiorm askin. rate now al Sc and
holders hrm The wagon price is S. 1I
.'"y was F'otT-Somo sales have been made AT
80 although some Of the Insiders still p,k SEQ
ne waters are quite low, and the mIls,re ~, g.,
produce tut imUei quantities.
S"'q"eh9'Ha ftour-SAles in moderate lots. ut
UheaL-In the carly part crtbe ,y,,l .,r,..,r.-
TO PRIME new Md. reds were made AT 100 los cont.
nj good white Al $50 1876 cents aud OF strictly MIN,
"hl'' parcels suitable Tor family flour m I3S A ItS
cents. The make has since allen or IL, ., -. ~ 80
we quote Today good To prime Md eds n. Ion ISE
cents, ani good tn prime Md. whrts at $50 IgI
cents. The breach IN tn Tide wa,.ft anal b,xin,
been repaired, several parcels Of Penns, ia old
reds reached the market Yesterday 4 s,j. r 80 -
OF 5cs; Pa. red made for shipm,nt ~ 10y .,s
out mIers being unwilling 10 pay the prices demand.
Ell ny lAe sellers, the parcels arriving have very
generally been put into store.
Corn-On Monday sales of Md. vbi,c ,vere
made At y n IS ccn's, and Of ycIIov a, - ccn,s
To-day the sales Of white have been At 10, -
cents-Tnther dull, and OF Nd. yellow nj "a, :,
cents. sales ct Ienna. yellow, yesterday aud to-
day, at - cents. ~
Rys;-Shlcs Of Pennsylvania at Is cents. No
Md Rye here for some weeks.
Oats Have been scarce lor two or three DAYS
past and we note sales OF Md. to-day at Al Is
cents. - - -
IO6ACCO-Wc note no change in the prices for
Maryland Tobacco. There is a moderate demand
Ind sales are rather limited Our quotations en-
brace the current rate Of the market. We continue
to quote Mary land inferior and common Sal n
pIddins to goods 80 80; good 50 ; 50: and fns
SS -. There IS also a moderate demand Tor Ohio
OF which sales are making within the range of nnr
quotations, VIZ: common 10 mIJdling T. So sos.
good 81, 80 a ESQ; fine red and wr,5ncr, a. 30,
hno yellow $3.50 a no. and ezra wrsppery sI2
Ia. Fine lots Of Maryland and Ohio are in demand
and sell readily. But little of this description
however, reaches the market. The inspections of
Tie week comprise 9jj hhds. Mary land; 2I3 bbjs
Ohoi and / hhds. Keniucky-toIal 1909 bhds,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

IL 10 said that the American tobacco does no, find
under Inc French legislation sufCIsu, conditions Of
equality forts sale. " is hardly necessary to On.
this assertion otherwise thun by noticing that
the agents Of the French administration, coming ON
the American market with the buyers from oil.
countries, pay the snmc prices ns The others, and
necessarily contribute 10 maintain these prices by
their competition, especially when DO Is known tnat
the wants Of France which can be estimated In ad.
vance, increase every year In ON obvious propor.
ton, with the exception Of 90 slight variation which
D. m no way7 Consequence Of the moropo. y. But
Fti we c'n show that The monopoly, i1f from 10
s,aining The sale Of American JU5c.5 iu the French
consumption 10, on the contrary, favorable 90 IT, A.
W suppose for one moment that this monopoly he
abandoned, % must bo compensated by che erosion
Of new custom house dutes, causing the tobacco 10
he placed On equal footing with all Ottor foreign
ARTICLES Of fonsumuIor, and consequently submitting
the supply 70 UIl he chances Of commercial cOmpg
tlu0n lob'cco would then be ike tea, pepper
cinnamon, indigo, &c, The American n snter wouit
find on the French market numerous competition
opposing his prices aud conditions, instead Of th
present conston: aud regular issue offered To biu
by The enlightened preferences given 10 Kim by tn
Adm nisuauon. Moreover the extinction Of In
monopoly would enable the French planter 10 pro
duce in hgerous tOuac o, diminishing so much Of th
consumption Of orsisn product. la all eonscenc,
can the American planter wish Tor such changed
As to navigation, II 10 asfmsd that Amsnes hi
s. pcr cent Of the tonnage, France only l2i, al
0,her nations u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
the S'h of June. The following !. from tho


Times. "'h 'ho
Commodore SIR Gordon Bremen, who had b,,n
M calcutta since the middle OF March eft thai mac
,nr Canton IN the steamer Queen on the 95tb ~
Nay 10 resume his Offices as naval commander and
l''nI plenPoiontiary in China. lie takes with L,n,
numerous reniOIcements, aud others are FOLLOWING
W transports. The whole fleet may I've expected to
t.aeh IanIon by the beginning of July. As soon
as his EAeel'ency relolns the squadron there can Le
out '''o doubt that hostile operations will be re-
late to get up the Perho this year
lheS may retakc ChuSAn, aud the steamers might
teo'nho'Io to TIE northwafd, but we doubt If mat
te's wal he finally arranged until the season
Ia, results OF tins supplementary expedition arc
looked forward TO with the greatest ANXIETY C ,'n.
on the prudent management OF the force must rn,ire
~ depend the question of our future mos ',
The Chinese Al Macao our troops aud flee, s,;i
remained IN position, awaiting rclnforcmen's and
ORDERS, while the Emperor Oi China inn,med IN tLe
highest ntCh OF anger by the presnmptu,u proceed
inSs OF the Blush attacking his towns and destroy
against them. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

non oe postponed until the next session. Nolhin,
ou' eNii ne believed would come from action up
on any Bank measure at the present session OF Con
MIR CLAY sNd in reply to the Senator from Viz
gina; that he deeply regretted to hear his remarks
anu inc wish he had expressed in reference to /
BANK oil the United States. lie was sorry to sc,
the Senator willing to leave the finances OF IN,
country under the control of the Executive. IL wa,
complete union Of the purse and The sworl.
, Inc second speech, OF Mr. Clay in reply to Nj
nNes was OF tremendous power aud stlect-ihougt
very otei' In the course of il he made disc'a anne
20 INC senator from Virginia. OF any intention TO in
culpate the President for his conduct.
some remarks were continued 10y MeSsrs
ARCHER and his colleague-whcn at 5 o'clock IN,
vote was taken and was follows, the question be
hS-ShalI the bull passl-ayes 25-noes -.
The Senate then adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ne journal having been read and corrected 10y
making the majority upon the Bankrupt Bill fou,
instead OF hve, the house proceeded to consider
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
MIR Bolts of Va, presented the proceedings OF
the citizens OF Buckingham County, Va. IN dctenco
OF the measures OF the Administration, inc udng q
National Bank and Bankrupt Bill.
MIR Bolts took occasion TO remark IN re ference
10 the proceedings Of another meeting that the re
spectacle portion of the opposition party would new
CT sustain the repeal doctrine in the State of VIRGIN
ia. The proceedings OF the meeting then pre-
MIR JONES presented the proceedings OF meet.
ing OF an opposite character IN the County Of Isle of
Wight, which were laid upon the table.
FORTIFICATlON BILL.
The Fertilization Bill was the man business under
consideration IN the House OF Representatives and
IN Committee of the Whole
The majority of members were in the Senate
Chamber and the Bill was reported to the House
with the understanding that the amendments should
be discussed IN the House.
The adjournment at an early hour
The amendments Of the Committee of WAYS and
Means were concurred IN 10y the Committee Of the
w hole, pending the discussion upon tie Message
The Ball will pass rs amended.
a bull was reported during the day by Mr.
Bol Is OF Va. 10 pay tue funeral expenses Of the
late President of the United States Referred to the
Committee OF the Whole.
Much mISce iaucous business was transacted du-
ring the day IN the reception OF memorials and un.
important Resolutions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
NEW YORK MARKED. Az %

CorroN--rhe market is quiet The sales YES
teId1y were light. '''
fLouk-Iionosees firm. There are plenty oC
buyers at So,25, but few or no sellers Com. .idp.
me news hom Europe has caused some excite
ment in -Four. Private letters state ,L, H.
Their IN England had been unlavorabe for nenT,v
'hree weeks, and that the prospects of a GOOD cron
on the Continent were not very good. Wheat had
advanced M Liverpool and London 1 to IS Sterling
ana Flour IN bond had advanced to 2S 10 30 'Tbesc
sIvces have induced holders to put up the rate ~
a'"hhough sales were made IN the early part of
me week at 81 to6i for common brands Western.
me cotton market had declined il-the conse-
I"ehee Is That our market has continued cxcessiyc
ly dull.-Erp,ess 'N'essNc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

But this difference Of $50 millions, an annual
mean OF - millions, saw IL per cent, does not con-
sutute disadvantage for the United States; for,
rs before stated, large amount Of French products
brought to the United States TO be reshppsd for
other countries Of both Americas. And this amount,
which is at least sufficient to destroy the balance
against the Unied States, is certain source for
them OF very important profits Therefore, fact,
which can be asserted with truth and without OK.
assernuon, is, that regards the exchanges there
Is no loss on the part OF the United States.
2d. rs fer MISUNDERSTANDING the same -
years the aggregate tonnage between France and the
United States looming in and going out unitcd)
has amounted to 2,I6l, COo tons, giving an annual
mean OF $1,000 tens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
u. v. w.

"VEro MEssAcE.-Thc Veto h1s been received
by TIC Wing press Of the country in the same spir-
H. u ~ decidedly and unCgulyoraIy con.
DEFINED, m rs spirit, tone, aud general features
but tHCie Is no denuncDtIOn-nD ubuse-no rngh
ady.ca-no disposition to make fuss. Tie COM
mcn's Of the leading journals arc manly, judlcious,
and calculated TO DO good"-,9isr. GuE.
The freedom Of the comments Of the Wing
Press upon the message is an evidence Of its gene
rsl integrity and Independence. There is not one,
wc dare say, which did not with very gent reIuc-
lance, except to the conduct Of Wing President
Their party feelings inclined them to look with a
partial eye 70 him, whom circumstances had made
their chief, and il would, at all times, be moro
agreeable to praise than to osnsure IL might, too
DO their interest to applaud or at least to be silent
Government sometimes has fat Jobs to bcs,oy, md
il Is natural to suppose it would prefer to bcs,ov
them upon those who sing hoslnnnhs TO IL. npt
praise its every movement But the whg Press
with one solitary exception, have disreyaricd an,
consideration Of this sort, and with a manly indie
pendoncc, ovowed their dis'pprob1Gon Of an nc
| they could OF approve. 10 this, they have e1hib
itCd themselves IN marked contrast WIKI tho paper
Of lho oiher party during The late dynasty, WHO oil
happened to tLink precisely alike and Just ne th
/ Government! thought; and in this, the Wing Pres
have established fresh claims to the confidence q
the psoplc-givlng an earnest, rs II docs, that tho
I cannot be sctucod itom their allegiance TO tho r. G.
publican cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

IoilusTae that fact we have that the con
SUMPTION Of American tobacco far fro.n attaining DO
france, az iH' time when tina branch 81 commerce VA,
iree' ie amount 10 which % has reached During the
PERIOD IRON Isb tp l7o under the free "Rsgsalc" the
average quantity Introduced every year was uIr @
kg-IanHcs while Thar average, from l-(6 10 Us .. went
Npt' 5-t7-b Eu-ramICs, and that iu the wears
tween !s5uaud $50 reached G-ig ca kiograrlmgs II
must De r'maTs.d besides thar the tree "Rsgtls e1
i-ed IurtE Ig French empire, when Franc, uaia much
more extended territory, aud population much ar..r
than a. the present time.
Tho calculation for l52- ainWa a Trlr Tor .l.a
French nag OF 70 l-g tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET-An. ..

ALEXANDRIA MARKEr-Aug. 81.
rLouR-lhe receipts continue light, but fully
oquai To- the demand; we quote the prirr Cno, .,y
sonS 50 S'!. The last sale from stores of nb;ch
we nave any knowledge, was at So s7I
HRAN-Whcat is IN demand, and readily bring.
our quotations Corn sells freely at 10 cents. O.ts
are scarce and wantcd.-GAz. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

Man LETT pEufND About one thousand let.
tsrs arrived al Boston, by the lard mail, on Tues
day, and bng Of Government dispatches Tor the
American Minister at London al Of which were
intended to be sent by the Acadia, which left on
Monday. The delay was caused by the fact that
there Is no mail between this and Boston, on Sun.
diy. These letters must lie in the Boston Post
Once I'LL the next steamer sails. The following
arc the dates and postmarks ofthe principal part OF
the letters g.
New Orleans, 50, 4,h and 9th inst, tpapers Of
the 7lh received IN the same mail y Savtnn,b
lltbj Charleston llth; Augusta, Geo. tIOth snd
lllhi Richmond, Va. 18Th; Alexandra I3,h:
Washington City 18Th and li,h; Petersburg; Va
l2lhi Norfolk 18Th and l3th; Baltimore I4thi
Philadelphia l4Ihi Hartford, Conn, I5,h.-ETprssi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23
FOREIGN MARKETS

AMERICAN STo,Ks IN LospoN. Julv 3I-N,
ryIand hves, -; New York fves for 1855. 50. Ohio
SNes 81; Tennessee Skies 20; United States Bank
81. ''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

NV" ''S"Nh WINES, Suhs, &c, france Will be
forced to retaIiste:
IL we recapl,ulate the several results which we
have Just had occasion to state they bring us to the
conclusion which we have yet to oiler.
list rs for Commerce During the last twelve
years, from 1927 to 1855, the general movement OF
merchant sc between the United States and France,
has been equal to 9iG millions OF francs that is
an annual nyeEage OF ls2 millions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

W ,.lloN NOIiCE.-h stock NJ DRY CppttS
WI be snli NJ our store rus MORNING. rop,nan,i,.
+" o'clock The attention Of d,alcrs b. foIcitct '
AUX lNLOEs BROTHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-23

Ries.-As regards this article, the American COM
plants are really incomprehensiOle-ihe tariff be-
ing altogether favorable TO the American produce.
Rice coming from the ports where FIST shipped