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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
CAYNOR & ROYSTER,
! door shove Bell Tavern

seIO door above Beil Tavern.
pUTLERs TASTELE-F sElDLftZ POWDERs-
- liz Powders which are usuEgaly offered o. the public
prevents any spontaneous action upon each other comb.
ue n ono compound p"gder The cGeveseinE solution or
Besides being more paltfabe, b is made i1 much less
lme cod viii igfntsiy css trouble han mat produced
ALEXANDER DGvAL.
aus Corner Of and i2th streets
HUBBARD, GARDNER & 20.
Have by recent arrivals ifom Boston, New York, Phs.
PAlL AND wlNTtR GOODS, consisting in part Of
20 cases menaand boys coarse fewed aud pesred
30 60 %, DO Gne car sndHnsd and bound
fcWrd Hogeca ana Fboes
10 Do ladies' Zoe seal, kd. leather, and morocco
81, sbrs snt shoes
and porced
HATS AND CAPS.
30 DO aga6 and BoyS hno BieE Beaver, plain snd
o913 81 @ o T3,s'.l Caps. variou. prices
~ 80 90 30 cIg 5 s,s oo .oa Mq,krsdo
80 Gases Baek end Drsb wooiIIats
LEATHER AND CALF SKINS, &c.
go doz American Car Skins
100 Do waTr Upper aod Russet Lsaner
~ DO lining and binding Hkins
| - DO boot morocco, and sealdo
10 90 Brides Meaningless and Fiilngs
I SHOE THREAD, Tw1NE, BACKING. &c
- bales shoe Thread, our own importation
H0 lbs cotton sod in1a Tyinc
| 90 doz Backing
30 Ss,ss rnsd 'ad Pse Cap snd L'usr Paper
II 90 Do large DO DO Do
TRUNKS.
II % neas seal and Hide Trunss
nj % hrnrats Travelling Tfunk5
BROGURS.
| 1yD9 paw Brozues, all Of our own nanuaeforv
.2 With 20 invite the Eiouiioa Of ejtv nj eo,p,y
"a. Q a %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
BOUkBINDiNG AND BLANK HOOK
A.

W. RANDOLPH Il 60. Booksellers, having attach
J ed To their Store BndeIy aud first workmen
employed prepared to execute Bookbining OF every
description.
Merchants who Intend open new sets Of Books on
the first Of the year. would DO well call early and leave
their orders.
AFT rnicd to with and dispatch. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12

TIVE subscriber ewing constantly onhand
Il atwhOlesale and retail and al the lowest prices
1plan and Japan Tin Ware Of every description.
Also variety Of Stoves for burning either
wood orc oa.
Stove Pipes and Other article in his line made 10
Sc IS TITUS RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-12
81 DOIEh hUnARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL
Oh CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, 10y
sAmL. p. ADIE & co,

To =. n. DBGEB, JR., Esq'r,
President TrcdeKaf Iron Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

that time should come when gentlemen here would
no' ura" mo DEBATE subjects ofa po'ol,iea eharae-
ter, and which had, perhaps no come xion uhatev
e. with The subject Immediately under eoa,ijsra.
ton. Let gentlemen discuss this Question Ike
men OF nonor, looking only ths good OF ,b,r conn
Try Hnd its welfare. Le, thcn lay ASIDE all this mis-,
cradle party slang, which might do very well Al tbc
stump, but which was unworthy the dignity OF tha,
House. Soy " $500
MIR G. expressed his surprise and as,oni,bm.p,
that, on question 81 simple as this was-one in
relation to economy IN the contracting of dsb,-,he
Etnueman from Soatn Carolina should have drawn
from It such depcrNb'e consequences. Nw,, thai
KIND Of Argument which was calculated to dis,rac,
the attention of gentlemen from the true merits OF
the question. and 10 lnfusc into the minds of the
People feeling of disrust in the institutions of The
country. lie would only add, in conclusion. that
he would be glad to hear what the objections were
that gentlemen cn;crt,incd TO the bill
Me EASTMAN followed against The Io,p and
in defence ci the Treasury note system.
MIR MehEON then spoke for an hour agains, the
Distribution bill.
MIR BARNARD spoke till the Adjournment, A.
salnsi the lone hour rule, and also in reply TO
some remarks made on his published speech OF las,
session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
s1RnNG ATrAcuNENr


a female oucspOndcnt Of the New York Amer.
can, who was passenger in a ship from Liverpool
10 New York, thus speaks Of the pride Of q mas
Ter In hg ship
should suppose tho love and affection which
captain feels for his ship TO be somewhat akin 10
th1i Of Hn Arab Tor No., horse. ] verify believe our
capialn regards his vessel dearly as II she were
ms welded wife ana in good iruth, ho has reason
10 1o proud Of her. One morning he addressed me
thus: "As the wind IS ming round lust ns wish
u, u you wilI come on deck IN fifteen minutes, ri
show you n sight worth seeing" "Whatwi YOU
shew me, Captain IL" "Why, I'm going to make
The Birky dance quidrile; you shall SO her IN
her best Opera h1', tossing about her feathers and
making them ay in fine style" Accordingly, in the
;lruc mentioned, tOnn'i my hat and went on deck,
AMI sure enough "lhs Bulky" was dancing tho gal.
lopldc, with Cd Neptune for her partner, as gori-
ousIy as ever the Niushi'ln did with the Emperor
Alexander.
She was tossing aloft the plunios other opera hat
/ rs dashingly rs duchess at a coronation. The,
white foam wss flying over the bows 10 the delight
Of the cabin passengers, and doubtnOt % tho cqu,
Discomfort Of the Storage The captains eyes spark
/ led with delight. lie IS accounted the fastest and
/ best driver on the great Atlantic turnpike. Evci
| and anon, he was for Cracking on" more sail, bu
| he cracked on one too many ons day, IS the mas
| LARRY cracked" under toe pressure. In nauuca
| phrase the mainmast was sprung. Alter the gait
| was over, the crew were employed in tho very ne
| ccsslry maumuvre Of what ! unlearnedly ealle'
splicing they were binding il with spsrs and haw
| sers; bot soon found my fancied requirements u
| Ferl usOn's Dictionary were no better than VIVA
| would have been termed "lubbef's lingo;" instea
q spcing they we're fishing the mast! They Ger
tainly employed lines enough.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
GIIRDGXIII.E.

The G5ih Anniversary Of the Declaration Of In.
dependence was celebrated by the CusdsviIe Troop,
VINO invited the Cumberland Troop % partako with
them Of Barbecue. Owing 10 tho rain, but few
Of tho Cumberland Troop attended.
The Declaration Of Independence WIS read by
Alexander Mosoley-after which the Company sat
down to a splendid dinner, served up in J. r.. Saun.
Iers' hest style. The cloth being removed, Captain
Gtus was chosen President, WIN r. ilobson, Vice
President, and T. y Stratlon, Secretary, when the
following volunteer toasls were drunk
BY Cdptoin J Oils. The Cumberland Troop
cOmpiny.
By lieutenant - A Cox. Gonr VIII lam IT Har.
rson: Though dead in person, may his principlei
| ever live.
l.nJ. A more permanent union between them by
| C,,sod Canal along the banks of Willis.
| Nv Thornton Meredith. President Tyler; Ma,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
WILLIAM & MARY Lro.,JoIv :. Is4I

Il D.. l..
At a meeting of the Graduates Of William and
Mary College, the formation of a society of the
Alumni Of the College, having been suggested, Mr.
lanes Jones was invited to take the chair. and
Mr.. Benjamin F. Garrett to act as secretary.
The following gentlemen were present:
James w Cook, Of Greensville.
william y Christian of Alabama
john Dickinson, OF Caroline.
Alex. Garrett, Of Williamsburg.
Benz. Garrett Of 10
George Harrison, Of Cumberland
Alex Ter Jones, of Chesterfield.
James i Jones, OF do
Lltteberry w Mason, Of Sussex.
John Moore, OF Brunswick
William NJ. Oyerion. Of Luncnburg
John w III Parker, Of Accomac.
h,rchiblId e. Peaehy, OF Williamsburg.
Henry e Semplc, do
Trueheart Of Richmond.
u U Nottingham, OF Northampton.
ID G Holiday, Of New Orleans
William y. Ia.ileuo OF Gloucester.
William = Wood, Of Tennessee
John I Wo3,ton, Of Henry.
Sedsn 5 Wright, Of Essex.
On motion Of Mr. Parker
Rsso!1sd, That the graduates Of William and
Mary College here present. form themselves into n
Society OF the Alumni Of William and Mary Col.
lsge."
ResClUsd, That the following gentlemen be re-
que'iei to take on themselves the Offices of the So
cIeiy, as follows:
Presden, Thomas Il. Dew, President.
Professor Robert Saunders lst Vice President
Benz MN w Leigh, Esq ~ Vice President.
Jonn NJ. Gregory, Esq. 81 Vice President.
John Robinson, E-1. Orator to represent the So.
ciey on the Oh July, 1919.
Professor y Tucke', Alternate in the same Office
Messrs James u. Jones and Beniimin f.. Garrett
were oppoIn.oi Committee to communicate TO the
above named gentlemen the requests Of the Society
Ordr'd, That the Secretary do publish the pro
ceedlngs Of this meeting.
The meeting adjourned to the second day Of ia.
" 1872, unless sooner summoned to meet by the
President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
To THE EDIroRs or rHE VINO.
BUCKINGHAM WHITE SIN pu,r, .,,,,,,,x


This resort for the invalid which was 50 boref.
ela 20 many during the last season, was again open-
ed me Isl instant, under enlarged sca'e. The
spendld mansion recently erected, together with
me many Cabins 50 neatly arranged will Justify
the accommodation Of 3 10 100 yislters without NO.
ing al a.I cro"ded on the 5th the springs were al
tended 10y large concourse of people, and went on
with a hne party, with first rate musicians, George
walker at the head Of the band. This pleasant re.
fom our Metropolis who cannot cave the bustIns,
scenes oil business long enough take a tour TO the
White sulphur, IN the mountains, but can i'm dav.
Cy stage, mud himself within few miles of The
springs, where he can always get a good G nvev.
anee rom Rlines' Tavern To- the springs There
Is also line OF stages going into operation in a few
days TO run from the White Sulphur 10 the Anne
ha.Sprns, twice week, which will be n great con-
'enlence to those who wish TO test the beneficial re
suits from both places. These springs have opened
with the prospect Of being well attended during the
season; and our liberal propre;ors, who have put
themselves 10 so much trouble and expense for the
community, should be literally patronsed by the
public. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
Keep cool. .NighbsilrI.

Our cotemPoraues are getting little spicy, and
IN ''these piping times Of peace seem little dispo.
sed to "let loose the dogs Of war" Friends, 1--WE
use the plural, for our voice is still for peace,
Broushton and Syme, have Just compromised mat.
ter', through fig OF truce, from the Borough.
This, however, seems not to have satisfied the
propensity of the chivalrous South.
S'der Tor It report says true, he is about to "pink"
our neish5or OF the Compiler. 1t is said the pre-
imn'res have been arranged. Can't friends in
tercedcl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

The oil to provide means to pay of the deb,
contracted by the Van Buren, Administration, was
to he taken out Of Committee Of the Whole, yes,er
cay. It's passage, by large majority, was conf.
den'y an'ciPated-despi,e Loco Foco and other
opposition. The Wing majority is getting under
proper discipline, and moving in solid column. can
overcome all resistance, aud will speedily, we trust,
dispatch the public business. la consequence of
the one hour rule and the rule controlling the Com
miiiee OF the Whole-it is said an adiournmen, may
take place by the frs; or second week in August.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

ARRIVED,
Schr + Llndrum, Holiingshead Baltimore.
Iron, ID ! Burr, II Trip!ett, and Son.
Schr Amanda, Traverse, BIImore, to S Myers
s Co.
Schr Weymouth, Couch, New York, sundries, to
Lyele, johnson & Lyee, J Thompson, l. Ludlhm,
and Son, w Duesbury, Webb, Booker x Ham
l.ton, J n Gordon, w Graves, s * CraIg, s ark,
Fry 4 Co, l. ID Crenshaw x CO., & a Goodc
Davenport Allen, Doan, Kcnnier Il Co, Dunlcp
Moncure Co., GIL, A Duvi Peytor, Dean, <
Edwards, NJ WISE, II Exall, II Deveraux, S F
Ad e, & Co, I Blair, Il X Duval, A King, ] Stew
art, Shepard & Collin, Hubbard Gardner s Co,
Workman, McGruder * Co, Blshcr, Robinson <
Co, Boyd, Eimonds & Co., HoskIns & Libby, J
DooIy, Shields * Somervll,c, 5 T. Barclay.
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun.
dries.
Schr Gaena, Leeds Baltimore.
VIA CANAL.
Arrived, Red Bird, Elliott with s7I tons MGR
chend zs, TO Wright, D.brell * Co, + Il Blair,
w x Christian and d ii Jones; paying Sl2 %
toll.
Cleared, Canal Boat Exchange, Graves, with 81
tons merchandise, for ScOtsvIlle aud Lynchburg,
paying s57 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
TAs late Chart, o,,, ., p.

ne hend'sh malisnity with which the memory
VI n's man IS pursued by the Loco(ooos, would ex
cue aohortenee IN the bosoms of A savage peoplc
ne was scarcely cold in the grave, before with one
they opened upon him their batteries OF vii.
""s"non and traduetioh. Some of them even anti.
e'F"'ed that solemn and melancholy event, and
sought TO embt,er his last moments by heraldins
IN staring capitals, and with a speit which could
only aeiuats demons-tha, "ihs IN famous Charles
os'e was about to die" Sc. when the cod had
'',sh upon the coffin, the FAC; was announced with
shout OF triumph, accompanied by every oppro-
o'ous epithei which eopious Billirg.sate voeaLu.
larry could supply. When Congress met, the game
" uetaetion was removed from the newspapers TO
tue halI OF Representatives. These honorable gen.
yemen seemed to take pleasure in blaekcning the
name OF the dead, and in narrowing up the feelings
VI INC NV nS' The motion OF a MIR. Snyder, when
the Oil for the relief of Mrs Harrison was pend
'hs' canno; have escaped the recollection of the
'eauer. The severe and just casiigation, which
'na' individual received ut the hands OF a colleague,
would, We had supposed, have deferred all others
IRON following in his footsteps. Blu, it appears that
IL ia'Ied OF that effect. We observe in the Wash
ins'on papers, that Ito borrow one of Col. Joe
watkins phrases) ga 6lack.nlouli Locofoco from
tennessee, Mr.. watterson, had revived the subiee,
ana introduced letter published in this paper. TO
give eounienance TO his defamation. That same
'euer has btena fruitful topic for Locooco oubur,s
ever since ITS publication. 1t has been going the
round oil the whole Locoioeo press-wi,h exelama-
non' "see what Wing says to osle's lie.!" Now
we have but word to say to Mr. wa,erson and
the rest touching this letter: isas not ,cri,,n b,
" A's-and If 1t were, there is no conflict between
lis statements and those OF Mr. Oslc The difference is
only apparent, not real Mr.. Oge gave, from ofFei,
vouchers, the list of gorgeous articles purchased
blythe late dynasty for the White Housewife letter
describes the present ,a,iered an6 apidated cond.
ton OF those articles The statement OF the former re-
ie'red TO the purchase; that OF the latter to the bad
usage, which had soiled and dimmed thar lustre
Aud this so far from cStsnuA,ins the original prod
saIlty, is an aggrnraIion oft.
We beg Of these jaekalIs of faction, if they are
determined TO pers's; IN their ntrocous attack upon
Inc dead, that IN future they forbesr TO connect this
paper, or any OF its correspondents, even though
hey He Locos, IN any wise with their nhuman and
inchglstan persecution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
CHARLESTON MARKET I,,, m

CoI ION-The Upland market has her =,
Impressed state since tic date OF our last-Luy.,
having taken but about 400 bales Prcss nm ,h
lower grades have dropped fraction. wbiis ,hs
DETER sorts have only maintained former rate. IN
consequence OF the light stock on sale. The 90"
Vanced state of the season, and an unyv;lI;nsn...
ON the part of holders To submit TO th, ,.rS,. as
buyers, have checked operations and the proh,LI'
ny is that the bulk OF the stock on sale will H..
sh'pped on owners account. The trsns,c,,ons
comprise ~ ut ~; 81 at s. I67 at 81; Sc NJ 81. m
az Sii 81 at 81; % at 81; - ats7S; 100 at g. 80
atsi; ~ ht9i; 1913 at %; 27S at 81; POI at TO- M
AZ IVA and l6i bales at l0l cts. per TO- The loI.
lowing quotations. will give correct view Of m,
market at ITS close neutrality-suspicious. and ordin,s
~ "a ash mi idiing to middng fair 81 n o.. f,;r
20 iu'Iy tiir lOi 100; good and fine IL. Noih;na
last. ' "''e oiour
RiCE-The operations in this article have bs,n
mul'eu 10 Zol uerces, al prices ranging from 81 10
d per lOo The transactions are too limited In IS
ta6lsh Quotations. Such parcels however. as b,ys
changed hands have been at AN advance on the .,Is
of the previous week. '
GkAlN.-T'he receipts of Corn since our las,
reach about 5000 bushels from North CnroIin,
virginia and Maryland, and were disposed of =,
pilces within the range of our quot Itions-7In ~
cents per bushe. About 1900 bundle, u,v b,xc
also been received and sod n, 81, cts to 81 ner
100 ihs.-accordng to quality. lot Nortb CIR.
o, ma Peas-l2OO u,hes-sold at 40 cts. p.r bnsh.
e. - '
FLOUR.-The transactions in hi. ,,,i,,. L,r.
been confined TO small % for home use ,yiibin ,Ls
range OF quotations. Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
TIE posi- OFFICE

Our neighbors Of the Pos, Office took leave C'not
tT'Heh') Of US yesterday noon, and have gone into
their new quarters IN the basemon, Of the Exchange
Hotel. Success attend them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

10 The Charlottesville Advocate endorses the
position olI'ov G'mer, that the principle OF dis.
Inoutins the Public Lands is correct-bu, maintains
MS not now eIpedIent TO enforce it, in consequence
OF the condition OF the Treasury. With Difference
the admission of the principle is the surrender Of
the whole question. Ii each State, under the deeds
OF eesson, has right to portion of the proceeds
arising from the sales of the Public Lands, that
right cannot te impaired or iniuriousy affected by
any circumstance. 1t has no dependence whatever
upon the state Of the Treasury. The lands were
originally c,ded to pay the National deb,-,hey
have performed that flnction-and the proceeds
are now aFu' fund for tue benefit Of al the States
and are not legitimate source of revenue to the
Government.
MIR Wise foresaw this consequence, and being
determined to 20 against the whole measure. he
denied the principle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

OnTuesday evening, 9th July, by the Rev. NJ. B.
Sweeny, MIR JAsEs r. Tor Of Philadelphia, TO Miss
CARoLNE HEATH Of Richmond,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
LAND IN nANOVEH ron SALE.

a PORTION ~ mo IlUI LtI0ngng % Wilmington IIri,
~ ~ Academy, containing about $40 actrs. according Ia
icsliu"n ol The Board NJ Tu.ecs, is cncrcd or sale.
This Land Ties in the county NJ Hanover The read 10
Hanover tourhOutc, about miles Eichmond. AMI
has large quantity Of Pine ami Oak Wool. VI dc.
sired will BE- divided into luts a. suit purchasers Iut
s1d privately before tho 3l day ~ This month tSATTW.
DAhJ will Then Zoe oncrcd publicly tho premises
Terms made known by apple alton the subscTi o. living
near the Academy, of 10 Col Edwin shelton, II The
Trustees
Inn n NafI HENRY aMIrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
IlOR RIsN1

The toncmcnta Al tie corner Of and oh SIS :,
lrA belonging 10 The estate oi Tho late Joseph Tate II
E!lsM spacious and convenient rcttisncc, with
HsA good Office, aud all The airy comfuodat Ms
Tor q Iauiiy. oricrns, Apply o.
.., 4 OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

AZ prices from 2'fo ~ PEI cent under he Richmond
Prizes.
~ SHEPHERD, from 27g Chosuut street and
~. 10 South len street, Philadelphia prcsen his
compliments to the ladies', and begs leave to inform
them that he has opened n Ladies' Shoe Establish.
mems upon the PhIadeph, principle, entirely do.
Shoes. In my Store, at oil times, will be iodnd a
large and choice assortment Of goods, all made with
care and calculated TO give general satisfaction La
dies respectfully invited TO call. My prices for
Philadelphia made Shoes, Of single soles, will he but
Sll2i per pair 10 fact my prices altogether will
he Philadelphia retail prices. My store Is on Main
street, on the rext square above the Banks, above
iO,h street, and opposite Mrs Nigiin's.
la
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
HENRY SMITH


TUE Board Of Directors Of the Brook Turnpike Gonna
~ have declared dividend Of per cent. out OF ihe
profits for he last months, which Wu be paid 10 apcL
holders, ~ ihc store of Worham McGi Ter Co. on ana
ancr tho 10Th inst
juan JOHN II EUsTACE, sse'y.
SERVANTS WANTED, ior Tho springs Apply
- TO ju - Fry 90,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13

Bcuien, Chpate, Claw, OF Ky, Clayton. pkon,
Evans, Harrington, keer, Mangum. Miller. More
head, Porte, Simmons, Smith, Ind Southland, Tall
madsc, whue, Woilbudse-22
Tue SCna,c adjourned Al quarter past o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS hi. :.

onr m'tkes show no change to-day.
iobACCo-We refer to former quotations
Market steady at last rates.
fLooR-The stock is very light, and non,
coming IN. We quote it at IS $ to ISL. Some
sna'' sales were made to-day a, the latter price.
'"ers nave been rendered at So 8. Though dealer,
''e moi disposed to take less than sSi.
WtiEAr-Nothing dong yet. Our millers mr.,
silent.
CokN-Upwards Of 1000 barrels of Corn cam.
10 our market last week, mos, OF which b.ourL, G.,
cents Wequote 1t to-day at 20 cents, a, which
price sales were made ON Saturday.
OATS, i2 TO As cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
PROVISIONS.

bEEF'-The supply on the hoor is better tbi,
week, anu prices have declined. Butchers quote.
Beef to-day at 81 G.,
Sheep aI,o,
homos ? toy!
Veals 81 - e.
BAcoN-Smtfeld and city cured -; Todl,s do
az Baltimore and Western shoulders } a A.; md.
dhnss 4! 81; hams 81 s, jo'os } to 4-dem,nJ
Tor all kinds light and stock good. L,rd: virsni,
cured . 81; Baltimore aud Western n o c,n,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
NEW ORLEANS, MARKET. july ? .

The business of the past three DAVIS has ,,,;r
been exceedingly limited, in fact it cannot well Le
Otherwise at the present season of the year. The
accounts from the interior in regard TO the growing
crops, continue to be encouraging.
COTTON.--Arrved since the GOTH ult. NJ 7 mn.
ls'nna and Mississippi, Is2 bllss-Tennessec and
Norm Alabama, 260-Mobe CSC; together, sos
oa e. making the total rece pts since the I.r of Oc
toOtr 40 5i7 bales. against 9l5 2O2 the season nre
vou'' Cleared IN the same time for Liverpool, 400
ones-haVre, lO9-IiavSna, ll5-New York.
4si; together, 1870 bales; AMI leaving On hand. in
elusive OF all On shlpboard not cleared this d,y i,
stock OF 3ii3O bales, against 81, ST at the same
time last year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
roll GkTHEREG5s OFFICE
]. X. 4 X. CANAL.

RiCHMoED, oh July, 1911.
JNHE Company having furnished scales testing
Il the accuracy Of Bills Of LadIng delivered at this
office:
No,ieo is given thi, from and after this date, the
5lst Article Of the Regulations Of the Company IN.
hlctng penalty for the delivery Of false Bill Of
Ladlng, will be strictly enforced Notice Is also
gwen, that tho gross weights Of all articles shipped
reqlnci 10 be entered IN the Bills n Lading IN all
cases. J. +. TYLER, +. G..
IN t2-2'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
Exports last three days
previously
Stock on hand

Since our review Of Tuesday evening last, few
trlhins transactions have taken place in Cotton.
which are barely sufficient to redeem the market
from complete stngnation. The sales of the past
uhree DAYS embrace about 100 ba les in small lots,
on which sellers have made some further CONCESSIONS
There Is &C rely any cotton now left on sale. ns
most OF the holders engaged in shipping the bal
ance OF their socks on owners account We notice
me arrival to day ofabou 500 bales cotton from Mo-
o"e' winch we presume were sent account of the
great SCARCITY of vessels thcrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-13
MARINE JOUnNAI.
PORT OF RICHMOND.


High Water, this day, los O'Clock. A. NJ.