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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
DEATHS.

Departed this life, on the 80 day u January isi2 Mai
" iiAN DVAl; ~ nls Ic,iIrnce In Nottingham county,
age ans few have cguNcd him m on the higher virtues
u pcrscc uod Hugueuot WHO found In this fair Land thai
civil ani rcisous liberty that France dcncdio the PRO
THIS prosecuted sect has given county many Of
our abc Statesmen. dpurcst patriots Tho oppression
and cruelty That drove their forehcIs from The vine
covered hills of France, with all tho horrible details Of
maItyfdon, have descended IN tradition from father n
son me present renefaon aud planted the hearts Of
their chiren love ~ religion liberty, and country ne
yer firpnssci 10y any race u men IN me world
then Captain In the Of Virginia. rendered by his
daring nnd enierrtisc' valuable services 10 hs native
Inieucnlent IN ouuuc DE freely shared with HE fcI
noble struggle for independence Ever active In Inc
held he was firm and confident in the dskost Of
country, hs heiu was icd up prayer 10 the Almighty
for ~ pcaee, frecd,m and happiness
Justice H. ptotertedtho weak, relieved the oppressed
and conferred honor and dignity his profession. 10
and served with ctclitto himself Advantage a. his
c,gs ~, ~, , Sd gi y w \, loi ',any
I Of the city Of Richmond.
man Of woaf. be- gave literally 10 oviand reIjslous
institutions anil much n bic fortune mcrfofious
individuals, whose niaoftuncs snd wants claimed hs
sympathy Domestic n his habits calm and ever cheerful
In temper firm In his rincp pies, industrious and plous he
may Justly hc ranked among the patriots and actors
/ Nj. puvsl. formorenan puyyema,p bcforo
ue 6cncra tnnu ihr 'outo Appeals and The General
Assembly NJ Virfuis AMI finally before Cnuareqs 10 cs
absh mo right Of Mo ofrcts and sncrs ~ VIRGINIA no
IfNf compensation Tor tfr services rendered.
The war oi Our Revolutions and be- hsdtho happiness
HE unurnr lahous, n this noble cause succoFsfu and TO
witness tho JOY hM lighted up the ftiing oyo Of many
| decrcpid and war.wnrn veteran.
histruc, many Of those gallant wcro thon reposinr
In everlasting sleep but their Offspring (manv Boo povertyl
rcccivcdhe compensation, and were pliced In comfort
md will long cherish, will gratitude, The memory ~ Tho
g.
IN al The relsons ofifo AZ husband fiter frond and
1etcr mono could to moro enech1nac kind rnd ronsi
ieffie Mai Dtsal cnauripafoi many slaves long prcvi
QUE Co. his dcccaer, and provided Tor tcu plc
o. Do NHIff NnFN HN
pa Hghfc. Tor many years until te close, passed Ike
calm, pleasant summers evening, for hts charity wa
almost unbouudod HE lovo for he fellow man. W.
| was, in return, bel0ycdby thousands.
The esteemed aud ancufad subject ~ mis- article was
from carly youth sound morals and deeply Impressed
| with reverence for hts Creator.
For Tho last 30 ycarHof hts life hc was inua and fahh
| mi member Of Tho Methodist Church, Jealous wihnu
ausier'y and disciple without bigntry Possessed u h
al lr rulfies he dcd aim, and Conhlcafl boz salvation
through The Divine Rodccmer ~ mankind, and thus prov
3D. m death tho purity of his life and his victory and tf
Il ufnnh The grave
1 Enquirer will copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
COMMERCIAL.
RIcm ND mARKETs


Reported and corrected twice 4 week for the Wing.
BuITER-Mounian, drkin to l2c.
lOsi3 ~ "
Java i3c. 'eN W
FlSII-IIcrrinrs 81.
FLoUR-Counuy IS 20 too.
6NAtN-ias downward tendency We continue q,
quote Wheat 81 10 lilo; Corn 6Oc; Oats iSc 10 go
lKON-Pig =; English -: Swedes slOO; Trcdesar sao
~ MbER-Clcar White Pine, No L. s35; No 2 ~. M a
~ REFUSED, H. Flooring, l6a2N peT VI feet
MOLASSES-PoTto Rico 2la1ic; \. a. 2ia2ic
on Winter slo lVj, Fall strained 9iaIul; Whale. I'm
bhls lie N' ~ '''''' w
fRoNlsIoNs-spuhfcld Bacon 7; OLD MridlnrS 4 IN
L.: Redmond curct5tc Lird7e. "
rLAlsrER-Sji on BASIN
leans 517c. Ni"h 4'V" VI
SHOT-Gc.
sALT-whsrf 81 81: store 81 %
IobAtto-Rcccipis continue moderate; prices have +,
Downward tendency We renew our uuoia,ions. Iuys
81 a2t-lea "a it-sencral sale Better qualucs5 -
Fine nanutlctur ng S1aql ''
TEAs-Imponaland Gunpowdcr &c Leo; Black 20 A
WHlskEN-Bbls 2ic, hhds pc
EXCHANGE
New York drafts u s..
rr sIu@SIPe 40 1ase
North Carolina Bank notes, { 10 and over = prem
s.., -, DO do under slOs, Par.
South 'aro!i1a. Tennessee. ....i5 IL,
i'eASuiy No'es..-''.'-..Cc Specie. 6tc
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s9Cl6 O.
Balance 1916 g.
Received payment, GEORGE PLlTF


received payment GEOlpFb I'll l.
This b1'nce has not been paid because no pro
per vouchers have been presented az the Depart
mcnt.
Mr. Piu was cent u Europe in 1899, and whom
The Department WIS much embarrassed. There
was no aw or authority Of law for sending him
abroad, and Il was done by Mr. Kendall under a
mere presumed authority. Mr. Van Buren, how.
ever sanctioned tho act and here IS Mr. kendali's
authority Tor making the appropriation.
Post Ofies Dspa rfnsn', June 10, 1889.
Sir; IN Consequence Of the increased frequency
Of mail depre 1auons, and the necessity n employ
ing additional special agen ~, together with sundfy
heavy allowances by Congress for services IN years
past the apr opraton on account Of mail depfe
daton and sf ,ecra agens,n for the year ending on
the 5pih d'y of this month, has been exhausted.
rs iunhs under this heat Of appropriation arc
urgently me- tded. have the honor % request your
ORDER, s1nc oninz transfer n eight thousand dol
ere from q ie appropriation for transportation Of
'he maI',' The appropriation for mail dep,oda'
IONS and o. ccla agents" AMOS KENDALL.
To the 70 EsrDrvr.
Transfer .orjorod-M. v. B"
The Retire chmont COMMITTEES make tho follow.
ing comment upon this proceeding
Inc comm ueo orc NJ a loss 10 perceive, m either
oi the laws quoted above, any authority conferred
on INC fosH nstcr General % send travelling agent
through 20 gland Belgiu m, France, Holland, Pfus
sn, AuHDa hne oihcr German Statoe" Ihof'
vas no eSe' ise for such abuse Of power and wan
Ton vase " misapplitati on Of the public money
there were no services rem dsred in obtaining nfor
nation, VI nch could not lave been performed by
the regular ly authorized M nisters OF the u States
I'm the eoaT tres through WHICH Mr. Pdu travelled
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The Gorernm,nt and N, P,,,,.

Saturday last, on motion Of Mr. Bolts, an i'm.
pottant amendment, was made 10 the appropriation
Billy which all the printing Of the Executive
Departments is required TO he LEI on, to the lowe't
bidder. The object Of this proposition is to carry
out the principle, which MIR Webster so strongly
urged in his speech on the Capitol Square, in Octo-
Der, IsiO-,hnt Of Jivorcing tho Executive from the
Press. We subjoin an extract ns j, has direct
bearing upon the present EKeculive-of which Mr.
w. IS a component part
"Again: though i, may appear compare lively in
considerable, yet, when wc arc looking at the means
by which the Executive power has risen to rs pre-
sent threatening height, We must not overlook the
power OIL will moi say ponsioned, but Of pa
tronzed press. OF al things IN popular Govern.
mont, G0ucHmsHi Press s tho most 10 DO dread
Cd. The press furnishes the only usual means OF
public address; and II Government, by supporting
comes 70 control t, then they take 10 themso YES NJ
the public expense, the great channel Of aIl com.
muncliiOn to the People. Unless France be an
exception, where the Minister regularly demands
80 many thousand francs for the manag nj Of tho
public press, know Of no Government m the world
where the press - 1vOwcdy pattOnized 10 the same
extent rs Is Is in this county. Have not you, men
Of Virginia, been mortified 10 witness tho importance
which Is attached AZ Washington 70 the election Of
a Public Pflntcr-tO observe the great anxiety and
/ solictudo which even yOuc own trends have been
| obliged 20 exercise 10 keep that appointment out Of
/ the hands n Executive pOWeH Ono oi the first
things which, IN my opinion, ought 70 he done is,
/ when a new Administration shall come IN, IN scpa
rate tho Government press from the politics Of tho
country. Loud cheersI
don't want the Government printer 10 preach
politics 70 the People because know beforehand
what politics he will preach 1t will oil be ono 10
| Trfunipts from the beginning Of tho hrst page 10
tho end Of tho last paragraph. am Tor cutting ~
this power from tho Executive Give the People
fair play ! say, give fhs Psapis fatr piay n lhoy
think the Government - IN error or that better men
may be found 70 administer II, give them chance
but don't let them be compelled 10 give their money
10 pay a man % persuade them not to change tho
' Qovelnment.n lLanghter and loud cheering
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
Uhigs Of BneLiugLam ,

You have it in your power to redeem your coun-
twill you not do ~ Your ndyersaries them
selves confess, that their experiment last year was
failure, ns they set aside both the late Delegates
and nominated new candidates. You agtee with
them, doubtless, and will ngres with them again,
should they make another trial and ano,he. failure,
as in all human probability they will do.
Rally, ono and all!-The victory is certain, II
you do your duty. The Locos already confess
that one Of your candidates will be elected. Give
them full dose by oil means.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

no. smeeting OF the President Directors of N.
Louisa hail Road Company, ut iouisa Court House on
Monday, the nth day of Apiil, 1912;
The President informed the Botrd Of death. on SAT.
uray last of Capt Frederick Harris former Pre- sient of
this board; whcreupon. was Rss0lred unaniptos.lv
that this Bnard beat their united testimony the distn.
sushed ability zeal energy and fidelity OF Capt Harris
while an officer OF the Company, and his great worth In
all the relations Of life.
=, hesotrsd That we sincerely sympathize with Captain
sustained In his deaih. ' 1870
Hesersd rha, copy OF these rcsolut ions be eommu
-, 70 MS Harris by the sscrci,ry aud that the Eli.
Wtso, ne Richmond Enquirer and whg be requested 10
publish them In their respective papers
By order Of tho Roai,I
ap%S u NATHANIEL THOMPSON f,pk
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"J. ~. DInnELl., :.

ur D. w. DIBRELL respectfully infor,osii, mn,
enos ana customers mat no has returned from Havan,
in better health than he has been for years
The affairs Of bis House, q. W. D. a Co,uno,,,,,, 3D..
thrown into confusion during hs absence have been
stored 10 order aud having resumed business. brb,s
enefgesWi be devoted 10 the service OF bis friends f
whom be- asksa continuance Of that psironare which o.,
nervous confidence and kindness have heretofore So DE-,
''uy 'o.'''e' Q" NM up ~ diw
y z y ncnDnfg Vlrgnian, Petersburg 1ntciIgo nccr
and Danviie Reporter, 90 copy weekly weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

A very good hoax has been played oil upon Jer-
ry George Harris OF the Nashville Union. The
worthy who glores in tina, euphOneous name, six
months ago, made some charge against Gov. Jones,
and ssid there ample proof to sustain it. lie
was called upon for the proof. From time to time,
nc promised to give 1t. At last, about three weeks
SINCE with mighty flourish oftrumpe,., he brought
forth his evidence, in the shape OF Certificate sign
cd by 'throo Of tho mos, respectable gentlemen in
East Tennessee" The Gov. sppe,,ed IN h, fairly
"headed"-But when the cer,ihca,, reached E,s,
Tennessee, it turned out, that the ",broe most re
spee'ao'e gentlemen" were three quiet old negroes
IN 'oneseoropsh' who had probably never heard OF
Gov. Jones, or even Jerry George,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
HOYT 4 cos OFFlCE.


NO LOTTERIES 70 daY-A Big and Little One
10 At3l O'Clock, = " the Lottery draws a. the Fr
change. 500 for $40 shares In proportion Rick on
pl,kaEe ~ p whole tickets only sls g. halves % ~
o'clock, smother drawing comes 10 hand Capifals-
~ tHt uW, NJ 40. ~ 1901 81 100 3 Of i00 90
oi ~ 30 ~ 0Jl. Tickets go 7a Nos-lf drawn
iN- use Vgfy rich rChrfnc-and as Hoyt a Co arc nov
.e', "i luck every one should have ono Of their
reEcis. Come carly and get them. no ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

rr7he sa-iicsi and best Peas the market the nod
averaging peas in each from the garcn of M.
1ood OF Ihotnbank plantation, near this city. We un.
ms celebrated Lady pronounced by Epicures
7" hc me Ncy nonrarc OF pokcS also aud that she in.
tends astonishing the navcsr this partcuiar branc
OF &c rnstrunomc NJ the Exhibition fair OF The Hon.
reo Agricultural society, with great variety these m
urtcs all OF which will toe planted einratsd piellei and
PRESCRIBED, with her hands. ~
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AUCTION NOTICE.
lIPRta Esiale.EI

fLg0iCtM EStdfc.,-f u
H5-Ihe attention Oftho public is 10 tho sale .,
those valuable Lot. fronting aud sffeofs te rr
Lery Of Beverly Blair, EsI ttis oveningm O'clock 49,
sac I9su'c' WILLIAMS q HAXALL.
Nf-- Aurfg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

AUCTION CARD-SUPERIOR CLOTHING.
Attention b. solicited 10 sale NJ fine slou, bic flb
4 ~ Morning at 10 o'clock The goodsare made pp In
fmtleiphiai Boz The very best style.
~ ~ TNTpra L uppTurp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

rrv : A,TTENTloN-FIREMEN
a hea9cisiion ,s,I M Hssing ~ me Rchmond Plre
t "iln ~ the hose andohes so,,...,,,t
Sh,Tge ~ each Company, A. the Engine Igp sal"s N
washing is required by law. ''''a' y w. This
ny order oftho Principal Hnaineer
-, o. a, " GRKNsHAw
~ hecretsfy n. g. A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

ICf~ See the sloqosnt speech OF Mr. Badger be
fore the Wing Convention Of North Carolina. Heed
It's wise suggestions, Wing. OF Virginia. aud throw
aside all apathy until after the election.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

ToDAoco-The operations in Tobacco since our
last have not been on an extensive SCALE at,ributn.
BILE IN some degree to the unfavorabe advices from
Europe, which have deferred buyers from entering
the market. the sales reach about 300 hh1s, and
have been effected al previous rates-say for ordi-
nary lots, J. and &c for Y Seconds and Flrsts;
fair running lots ?, 81 and 81; fine parcels and sc.
lections about L. higher.
Arrived since the 5ih instant, l,7i5 hhds cleared
~ the snme time, for Marseles, 700 hhds-Bor
deauX, 62-Eavana, 50-New York, 5-Boston
81; together, s73 hhds.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
1871. Sept stock hand. Ihls PISA
Received last diys.....................17t2
previously. ..........".........2iili 23lG6
2i92I
cleared since "th INST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
previously. .......................l6lg l70Cg
stock on hand. .........ss55
Nss ORLEANS bee, AprI TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

- s - fesr ctiully inf1rn The sontefocn Of Rich.
~, NJ, vicinity, That they have iust received from
al o,,i supply % Fashionable Clothing 81 fbs
h,os nS 9dnF Paniaoons from now sylesof can
Wiist I, .nas, ftench elastic Cassner e singie
Exchange Hotel '' "'''N "ppoahe the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22
NOTICE 10 sTOCKHOLDERs-

~ ~ alioumci mecunz Of stoekhoiers ~ the
HcUe lac Mtnulirtufrg Company. will take riare an
saturday, &jt instant, the Hank Of Vrgiris ,f h. ~
clock Nia very desirable fo have msipffv offe sfrk
rcprcscnici az That hour aud On that dsy
ln 81 81 IIAv ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

y,ytau 90 coll te plantation where nov reside known
/ - 10 .ts.ve name, situated m'lc West of Amelia
.Courihouac and adjoining nc snn- "l i. 'oeEcand
,s-h Il in timber largo portion q o Upland In good
t,,r sevcfaf very highly improved lots which produce
go LARGO To acco. aud n excellent qualify The SOIL
~ ~ sftpfet 10 Clover any his section ofcoun.
ID, .,d s4o fn wheat and Oats There aailut ~ rrca
~ fo round attached, Of fret ratio quality, each Field
bss several large branches running almost entirely
tbrorth snnrdna much wafcr. bound on the Wesf AMI
North Nv small Crock cnmmodlouq Dwelling IN food
ropair afuaicdn hcauiul Oak drove within about 10
items first rate spring ~ necessary ont hnuees Tor
the accommodation Of Large family, Wheat Machine,
SC.
B-lidcsfcd,l would divide tho shove into two parfs
either half NJ which would constitute very desirabe
Farm Wishing ~ change my business would soil the
ist October netL
N. B.-tis only one and half hour ride 10 Amelia
-prings an generally homo, md would take pleasure
In showing The Esiate 10 any ono wishing purchase
an elawiw HENRY ROWIETr.
SOUTHERN PLANTER.
frr- Tho of1co Of the Southern Planter has seen m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

ARRIVED,
Sehr Caledonia, Thompson, Philadelphia via
Norfolk, sundries.
Schr Abigail, Tibbets, Sedgwiek. sundries, to
Fisher 4 Son.
SAILED,
Schr - Ann Somers. Powell, Boston, coal.
Schr Spy, Somers, N. York. coal.
Sehr Ann Eliza. Somers. N. York. coal.
Sehr Edward Lemdea, Parker, City Point, to
load for Fredericksburg, iron.
MEMORANDA.
Philsdelphi,, April 20-Arrived. schr Calharine
Amanda. Teal, days from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

WHERE MORE 'of on that rl.usy Il roHs"f
Below is presented another item, which will ex
plain to the light seeking Democracy OF Chester
field in what way another $1,000 OF the 90 900, 900
debt was squundered. We commend it to Their
most serious consideraton-no only for the amour,
wasied-but for the disregard Of law involved in
the Whole transaction;
From tie Baltimore Patriot
The case Of George Pitt, Special Agent, is one
which has attracted good deal Of attention, and
caused much comment. The following is Mr..
Pitts account:
NEW YORK, Dec. }, Isil.
Poe OGe, Dsparimtnf 10 gorge Pin, DR.
To salary as special agent. from the Ist
day Of June, 1889, TO lst September,
1910 $4,000 90
TO expenses during same period incurred
while cVa mining the post Office estab
lishments 1fEngl and Belgium, France,
Holland, Prussia, Austria, and other
German States, by direction OF Mr.
Kendall, thnn Postmaster General, 457
days, at SIC 50 per day, ne per letter
] from Mr. Kendall to Mr. Whrttlesey,
now on file IN the Auditors Office. 1916 G.
so,Gi6 c.
/ June 10, 1889, o. by draft
/ from Department on Post
! master Of PHI ladephla 81 200 90
| 1910 Or. by cash from Barring
! Bfo,hDrs, London, since
! paid by She Department 1900 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

C,wEET POTATO SEED FOR SALE =
, 100 busholg Vol NV and spanish sweet POTATO 800
sale. Apply IN Can't Dava, board 81 boat m me
spg1 sM CAMBRIDGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

Stock on hanj. ...l32iT
Since our review of Friday last, the Cotton mar
ket has presented a very quiet appearance, and the
transactions have been unimportant, embracing in
all merely 800 bales. In prices there is no partic-
uar change to notice, although we NAV observe that
on the inferior grades they a trle easier, but
the decline is not quotable. The transactions were
principally for the English market.
LIVERPOOL cLAsstFIcArIoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

Toms Voters ths Counties Of HaHorer Louisa Gooci.
land oHd EYuranna
A poll will be opened in this County for Archi.
bald Bryce, Esq of GoOchland, to represent us in
the next Senate OF Virginia.
MANY VOTERS OF LOUISA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

We have been looking for the answer of the En-
quirer. to the question "when did the States lose
their right to the Land Money i"-but have not
yet seen II. Probably he overlooked the inquiry
ask hun again. MANY TAXPAYERS.
In compliance with the foregoing, and for the 9th
time, we ask: When did the Sttes forfeit their title
to the public domain, and the proceeds OF the saesl
We have searched the records in vain for any deed
which Invested them of their rshis-and finding
none we, as State Rights men, conclude they still
retain the title. ifthis be not so-when and where
were they Invested Put your finger ON the clause
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

Hannah, Robert, Frances, Joseph, Samuel Emma Ell.
ward, George, Julia Agnes. Andrew Jemna John Eliza
Maleomh Caroline. Martha, sophia, Leia, MARIA sdsan
Matilda, Marian, Iesse, Charles Thomas, David. Selma
James Janet Elizabeth Jane Harriet Mary sarah Loui.
"a, Mary Ann, Cdiharne, Amelia Anne, Ellen, Emily
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

CHAST. CLARK


Mononsaia Extra ~. Capitals s35 900 l2on, sn.,
80. 5nsi 25,I asO, and ~ Of 1000 rs AMI m drawn
Nos. nckctssio - ~ NAV"
app
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND Pun
CHASERS GENED arrv

our stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &c. bein.
very oesvy We viii sell cheap, for cash, to custom,
l. WATKINS a CO
Eagle. ~ ~ ~ a' % - '"o
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CLARkE's OFFICE.

Drawn Nos. OF the Extra y &c sbura A.
~ ~ 70 ~ SO % 75 10 % l6 ~ "a
ofiec, OF siOo ' ~ ni'
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SOUTHERN PLANTER.

10 Tho of1co ofthe souihern Planter has seon "a
moved 70 lhe nooksloro Oh. w. RandoIph & 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-22

~ To VtNE'VIVIS
lust received by the Leontinc beautiful Io Of rhtI.
sell cheap. JE WkTKINSx 90 WI"
samuel Pltneys old stand opposite the Runso the
Sas'e' np27
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NEW oRLEANs-Tursp.r Nrcur.

-fPriI -, 1912.
very light business has been transacted IN our
market during the past three days, and we have
nothing of interest TO notice beyond our special re.
marks at foot.
Money matters remain in much the same state
previously noticed.
The weather continues very fine aud favorable TO
out door pursuits. The river s at the same stage
formerly noticed.
CorToS Arrived since tho s,h instant of .oui.
slana and Mississippi, 5,4s6 bales-Tennessee and
North Alabama, I23I-Arkansas, A7-Fioridi
li'; together, 6,9li bales. Cleared in the same
time, Tor Liverpool, 6,257 bales-Havre, 2Os-
Marseilles, l9s-Bordeaux, 323-New York, 100
Boston 662-Philadephis, Sc; together, 10, 924
bales; making reduction in stock OF OIO, bales;
and leaving on hand, inclusive Of all on ship
BOARD not cleared this day, stock of 1872, 1877
bales.
STATEMENT OF coTToS.
lS4i. sept. /, siookron hand. lti91
heeeiVcildsi day s.-...................6gi5
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'4l. sept; l. siooron han
NC c''Su las uays.-.. -..t4ls
PREVIOUSLY. ....,...,...."....6Jt2l2 637I26
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w =, A Y, C. g, S,EF-ABCD EFGUIJKI
OPQRSTUV WY.
Nl(ITTOS
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

Tansy, Snow drop Garland 81 roses, Violet Wall nower
yellow caTnalon Evening primrose. Lilly of the Valley
Thorn Apple, Tuu, CLIQUE Am1ranth, Adonis Myrtle,
Winter Cherry Thrift, scabious Forget not, Honey
sueke. Cypress Campauula Venus Looking Glass. Ipu-
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