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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

TMPoRrEp sARPEDoN-1his line English Race Horse and
Stallion will make present season and perhaps the last
one in this section country for some Years. at my stable
Lynesyie Granville county, North CAROLYN, TO commence 18th
and expire day July next At The very low price e" sSG
cash or pad within the ct $40 paid cnt OF H. win 81
cash he in NH cases viii be well fed and
fully attended at $40 per month"; which, however must be pa
before they arc renoved conrd servants boarded free OF
charge y the middle of April shall have excellent pasturase
gratis. ;,S, ,,;,,ox ,,a his
colts have greatly Distinguished iemselvs IN me tur WI
here name several of his get wo viz: Feta Dueks
Templar Sleeper Susan Tyler, Wen2tok nana bangor D
Brown Stout Camden several others hose names 40 not
reco ert They have won m @ a.o up !" knnv
and broken heats. il Is oeif'e y! Mio
best perhaps the sn'rs my ol horses inc
United States Several his colts h.'e proved a winners
from mares tina, never hed winner from any "her morse
Sarpsdon got by the renowned Em.us e u es.
England out OF caria tses stud books u Is beeve
that great of the running ana lasting po~s :"
colts is the richness of his blood he combines more oil the Stout
oi hard-boomed Bennsboueh and Samorlno blood IN MS
veins than believe any other hoise ~ ms country.
Ssrpedon In color rich brown upwards oil nleen nanas
inches high, of great strength power ana w '
game appearance. r.. ,o,,,ox h.ory
The leading characteristics OF ms ssS s'e' "n0 ~
feeders and unl,nchng game and wni ,,,.na
The subscriber therefore, win erea eon, n,I.
him to the attention anu patronage % EDMUND TONNES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
,v TRUSTEES SALE or LAND.

w., y
ID % Deed Of Trust executed The undersigned, as
m as'ees the iii day Of January 1885, (Which deed has
C % admitted 10 record the Clerks Office ofthe County
AN , nnover by Smith Ety. the payment Of GER
.s o money in said deed specified, due to John D. Brown
os se al public auction, the highest bidder for ready
a1, IN Friday, the 18TH day Of March, 1872, between the
CLOCK, noon, and O'clock 7. NJ the premises
avern in the county of Hanover, certain tract
hon lying and being in Hanover county, Chicka
Ton aud the mountain road opposite the planta
W,, re Mr. Chles resides, and adjoining the land Of
ali ah fanon and others, being the lands which the
ard ,s u Brown purchased Of William Mann, William Chles
r, containing hundred and fortyhve
m M and singular the premises and apurtenances TO the
We believed 10 be indspuahe hut acting Trustees,
onY convey such title ia vested in by authority Of
eed oil trust. JOHN SHEPPARD, (T,,,,.os
p.h - ALFRED WINSTON ~
's"h 9l-aawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

1nD FOR sALE.-This Land lies in the county Of Char
Gain wm B. Green, and Cant. John Marshall abat three
"s {. Marysvile, tths county seat) fourishinn
about hundred acres, well adapted 70 10,
s u grain crops about hundred acres of creek ana
n with good Improvements, and an excellent Manu-
s,s, s' recently built, ample and never ali'hg
Which, ihec are tive mineral springs on this land one ol
strongest perhaps, this side of the mountains; also,
'ed mine Pieces as large hens egg can be dug gu,
[ Of the surface For health, convenience ana goou
10 ace can he better situated. The natural ad"ana-
,b we mineral sgincs above mentioned, would make 1t one
~ most desirable watering places Virginia, if improved
- '0"s credit VIII he given TO the purchaser.
Dec : ieANo N CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

NO lanes L. MAY CHARLES NAY AND OTHERS
TAKE notice that shall, Thursday The oth DAY o,
u between the Of 10 O'Clock in the morning ana
% in ihs evening at the of Edward L. Scrugss
L. n lie town Of Maysye county Of Bnokinsham and state
4 Virginia proceed TO sSe dispositions OF Rolie EiGdse anu
l o he read a. evidence pending and undeter-
mn- in the superior Court Of Law and Chaneery FOR tue Cnun
porknrhm and state Of Virginia. in which are pantilfs
and Won and others defendants and IT, fro any cause e
sad depos,ions shall completed on the
completed. bRa-Neh q ho.s,'A -
Feb Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

\"!cEpnant decree OF the Circuit Superior Conr,
~ law and Cnancery the county Of Southampton ana
G virginia, aai 10 directed, bearing date November T.
G AN instructed 20 advertise i'll the Richmond Enquref anu
a'"a niel'igencer published in Washington city, tna.
und now remann. under the control of the court due
Buster and wife, Thos Reeves Jas. Wade and WIFE,
Joel Porter Jacob r Porter and Charlotte Porter they
sed 10 come forward and receive the decreed 10
er'ivey and comply with the conditions oil the oruel
"'h'on Members OF Congress, in whose district those
shir, will confer favor their constituents by giving
~, ,h ne earliest information EDWD. BUTTS.
prtember Il, 1911 Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

GUN AND RIFLE MAKING AND GUN sMrrHING.-THo-
MAS TYRER respectfully informs his friends customers,
and the Public generally, throughout Virginia aud North Carroll
ma, that he continues manufacture and alter into percus
sion the modern style all kinds of double
and single Guns Rifles and Pistols he aia himself nferi
or in workmanship 10 Europe America
Guns Rifles and Pistols restokel very superior plain
manner, with Ensi. A. erican WaHand repairs Of all
kinds in the GunSmilhns tine In I'll br MANNER at short
notice, and on REASONABLE. ,er.p..
r T. also keeps cons,anly hand sery
ment OF all kinds of md cle un", Rifles Pistols Fow
ling Tackle Military Gocos pocket Cutlery Razors and
Shaving Tacks gold aud ',smcdned walking Canes, gold
Fancy Goods established Gun and Fancy Store
doors above Bell Tavah Eirhmnnd, Va
Feb. 10 9o-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
February lath, 1912.

CEopGE W. TRUEHEART AIrOKsEr At Law, 6 caGr-
" iotsspa "a viii practice in Aleemns riavanaa, pmeE
s m ii" will receive and prompt attention
He win aso attend to the Collection OF Claims in any OF the a
Refsrsnee~Kent, Kendall A,wa,s H. ): ;. f Try Co..
Drnker & Norris Goode Seldom, W. SouIna 1h ch.O,
horne F. & J. g. James Co Carrinston rhoihh uo'o"'
JP Taylor Geo Jas Winston, Cnas 4 'h's u. L DIN
bee VIZ"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

CABINET MAKlSG-The subscribers respectfully announce
their friends aud the public, land the friends OF te iae
Robert pn hat the business heretofore conducted under The
ma foore Murray Roper, is still continued al me od STAND,
street. under the same name IN part Tor e @
Mrs ponrc. They have hand an elegant coiecuoh u
-lare manufacture, which they VIII warrant anu
which they offer prices suitable 10 the times ., .
TAKING-They also inform the public ty sun give
fscuar Undertaking. and viii, a. HERETOFORE al
M 10 that part OF the with promp,ncss and despatch
~ w f " $50 WILLIAM MURRAY
BESJ w. ROPER,
Sy-r;ruo Partners Of The fr Of Peors Murray Roper.
@s'H ~ 76-2aw2in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

6aIo I'D 18th or 9Th drawn numberl =
1860 (any other drawn nnmherl 20
78 number loitery-l3dr drawn ballots
Tickets only Sa0-halves Sl0Gulrers S5-eighth 81 3D.
Certificates of packages Of 81 Wholes $3.50
M do Is Halves 10
n, 81 Cluarirrs 20
no do 81 Einhhs ~
Tickets ana shares and certiEcais of packages In the above
mncnicep "a in The greatest variety Of
Numbers nj the Office of the Managers, Man, I'd door below
corners Main and 18th Streets Richmond
Orders from distance will receive the most prompt attention.
and AS soon rs the drawing an account OF VIII he sent
o all who order fram address :, -,
j. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers, Richmond Va
TT n - S9-aawtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

4 VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR sALE-Ey
a Deed Of Trust from John fieth aid Margaret ms
bearing date the 18th August, 1888, and admitted 10
co,I Clerks Office Of Goocland County Court, Ism an-
sl ls shall Friday the llth day OF March, lof2 ~
o, upon premises expose sale, al public auction, 10
i highest bidder valuable Estate IN Goochland County, on
3 River, known Dover" containing about 800 acres {"
had acres of which Of River and Creek low
'plni, surpassed in fertility by any the river There
seeded this Estate informed about tuO
% wheat The Canal passes through This Estate, and II Is
sol;twen,y niles above the city of Richmond.
Aetna. Trustees shall convey only such title Is vested
II iy The Deed nf Trust.
Isr7 Sa-S with the expenses Of sale in CASH
S- on TIE llth September S2about SoOO OF tue residue
~ remain Interest being paid quarter Yearly IN all oh
y several unclaned-ihe balance Of the purchase mo
h on credit and three years. with interest from day o
'-' j 5aMEs T WAAliRvwarcx, Trustees.
Richmond. ll,h December, 1871. 63-tds
ne Land described the preceding advertisement being sub
" Y en for the balance of the purchase money, due
'n john llr:h representatives of TIL X arriSon de-
er'ei a VIII large appear by deed Of rs bearing
e e IL day Of January, 1885, duly recorded in Goochianh
oants Court from said lleth ternard Pcyton and VIII
@ tnney, IN trust for Randolph Harrison, Executor OF n
T. HARRISON, deceased will be sold subject to that lien: l.
tr Is surviving in the deed aforesaid, concur IN he
~ We time and place and the terms ~ advertised Dy
> Van and James Warwick, Trustees and VIII unite IN the
': t"hveyances, being distinctly understood tat ne
el>e money be paid according the ri hts of the par
-, cls1ni.a. gGdef TIE af resaid deeds.
jan It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
SUPERlSTENDENTS.
Ss-lds

NToTIcE-The franklin Manuhtsrins Company have ap-
pointed A. $ Maddox their Asrnl VII" viii be furnished al
hi. Store ank of Virginia with large
supply of all III, varieties of Writing Paprnade their Mil,
fooscap atcap, packet post and leet aper all which ne
such prices cannot iail 10
satisfy and merchants and citizens 81
tha State generally respectfully invited a. examine his stock,
and see if il is not to their domestic
features. RICHARD WIFI FIELD, President
Or 1871 eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

4 VALUABLE PAMUNkEY ESTATE FOR SALE.
ny ,,,nr Of Deed of Trust FROM Mcromn 10 us, bearing
ID Az, tha ,oih OF December 1881 and admitted TO record IN
In CLERKS Office County Court tie gin OF January
M s .ball on Tuesday the LIST day of March next u lr,
The next fair day thereafter, NJ IL O'clock at the od
h Tavern said county, expose 10 sale at public aucl"
III. p,,t bidder cash. that valuable Estate known rs
Tr,co the present. residence Of sad McTomn containing
,rs ~ land 1872 of which being purchase, by su
Ncrorn from Parke Street, and the remaining '9J
a the B. Mcromins tso,tourths parts 9" Inc ac o,
l known a. George Bakeys Estae1 about GOO acres oil
which arc ra,e second low onnd, not surpassed 10 quaiy
ms III. Pamnnkey river There are now seeded on TINS
, a. ~ are informed several hundred bushels oil wheat
ma Estate the lower end oi Hanover county, abau,
ml-s from Richmond city, quarter OF mile from the Ola
,c aal half Of 4 mile from New Castle, where there Is
p ann. delivery of board OF vessels carry
hundred bushels There Is on TINS Estate new
house. story calculated for large family ana az
biry II has Oh II IN abundance oil goou mari
can easily conveyed part thereof AND we con-
r, h Estate equal SUPERIOR any in the county Act
Trustees Shall only such title as Is vested IN us
b tis, although believe the title ndisputabe.
RICHARD C. SMITH, r-vs,,.s
JOHN H. EARNEST, ! ~
Hanover county, January 9th. s2-tus
~ Tie whis i requested 10 copy country paper TIL sale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

Sale of reo Stock in The Upper .3ppo'natoT Company
an FRIDAY, the fourth day Of March, ise will lie sold e
~ the highest bidder OF Farm,- al the door ot
the Be Tavern of Mi subscribers "a the New Stock Of
Upper Appomaox Company which delinquent aymen'
sary pa the respective due T suerncndens al
Famve the Clerk OF the Coupan al PETERSBURG are iea
To receive all payments which may be cr. before the day OF
sale, and TO ISSUE the scrip. ..,,,.>.,,,,r,
rh m Ss-lds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22
]. G. GREGORY & Co.. Managers.
MAMMOTH SCRE,Hi.
n On lolyoreOI. nnn al n

MAMMOTH SCRETf.
10000 dollars,-25. 00O dollars.
$4,000 dollars--I2, 600 dollafs-<iO, 600 dollars,
10 of s 500, - Of S1,20G, 81 or 81 900.
VIRGINIA IEEsBURG LoTTERY. Extra Class No. u. to
be by the drawing Of HE bic" Iisry Class No
for 1872 be drawn at Alexanda Dkcon Saturday, March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-- via sell 10 the highest
bidder on the day Of March next, " Tract OF Land on
Chic Swamp, containing by estimation nve hundred
acres hundred Of which low grounds The hich
ground is ve heart and he erohrd 10 almost any
az there are inc yha,s tble beds ml upon The
land is nine miles Richmond, Will turnpike road Mtn
one mile and As am gcnealAht home, II VIII give
me pea sre 10 sheyy the land 10 any person no wish
vie " il before the day of sale Ii should s" the land private
| 10 due notice WIN be aiyen. WILLIAM BURTON.
E.h H., Si-uls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RtcHMovp Fen 7i, ls4.
u virtue Of resolution adopted by The General Assembly OF
notice to ali persons having claims on i Virginia for
Revolutionary land bounty, heirs ofhs-ss 10 present the
adjustment before the 1T day If March: 1915, or such
shall forever thereafter he nlcred pnd held 10 be voi
except claims Of such officers and soldiers were returned To
OF War the close entitled 10 land bnunty
:. H. "AREER, Reg. J.. 0efce
Feb. s s'-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

- Ons, warns s., ~, ~ ibr inlfeN KIM, VIZ
Liiseed OH, np Oh. c"stol oil 4
Copal varnishtJagan vanisn
Back Leather Narrish Clc
Cinnamon, Mace, Soves Rhr'arb
Ginger, Allspice. Jaiap, Colonel
Alocs, Gum Arabic, Gum Camrhcr
Sup Carb. Soda Tacaric Acid
Mama, Mace Pepper NutnerF
isinglass, Putty. MaiJei, Fig 'ae
Indigo, Arrow Root. Tu'psIic
White Mustard Seed Long Pepper
Rochelle Salts Cream Of Tartar
Ma:nesa, Irish Mess, Iceland Moss
Gla,b.r Salts, Sa'petrc Geniian
Iiqiorce, Sulphur, Roll Brimsf"Ge
SIENNA, Washing Soda, Pnarlsh
Salnraus, Ipecac, ColocyIth, Opium, sir., etc.
large assortment Of Bics from the manufactures viz
Hair Brushes, Nail. Flesh, Cloth shaving
Shoe, Hat Tooth Comb and Faint Brushes
Soaps-Cream Almond, Musk, verkna
ROSE, Jessamn, Transparent, NilituE
Pain Huls IIoward's, w ndsor khct
And all other kinds Of Sha, ing Tolti and Washing Soaps
Ciears-lmpera Trabucos Havana Principe
In Norma, Flower Congress, etc, oil the nicest kinds
Perfnmes-Rose Water, Lavender, t,ulnt
Florida, Violet, Jessamine. Grange, Vrtl8E etc
Cut Glass Punsen's, Preston salts, TnicFf |ticS
Nursery Powder, Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears Oh ,sMacassar Oil
Beef Marrow, Pocketbooks. Penknv.s
Combs Of al, descriptions of Tortoise She'll
Ivory, Silver, Horn, Buf,io snd other Combs
Snu.rboxrs. Lip Salve. Geld Cream
Pomatlm Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Caps OF all kinds
WATERS Coored assorted Pen Rel. Black, Noticed, etc
In-Blck Blue aud Red the best quality 10y the gallon or
bottle
Paints-Whilc Lead. Back Lead ground In Oil
Chrome Green, Chrome It!os, Nenlisrls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

7 ANCAsTER DENNY < CO., ionMr,,,ox MgEcH.srs, offer
IL for sale, in sore, accommodating trrnS--
300 kinds. strictly prime ai;laapas Srlafs
100 do. fair New Orleans DO.
co do. ST Crox aud p Rico do
and bbl. New York and Philadelphia double
and single loaf, and powdered and CRY heel Sugars
go bags Rio, old Java aud s.. Domingo Li'icr:
100 hhds and tIerces West India Mnla.sri
10000 200 ss' ns Ss% o pa, S4.e ~. d"
30 bali half Cog Brandy ~! imported via Charleston
90 or. casks)
$50 boxes mould Candles
100 do. Soap
20 sacks I.anguedoc Almonds
100 boxes Rasns
90 bales Mexican Moss
3 casks Winter strained Lam; oil
With large and complete artuini OF Spring li Cotton
Yarns, well known FOR their quality.
Old London Particular, Srrcia and ohrf Madeira Wines Of
our importation u
Champagne Hook and Cnrct be-.
And have ahoat, daily esmc;
g $ s A i: ''' Ne" cans : ,,,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

Prussian Bluc, Tertaie
Venitian Red, Spanish
Yellow Ochre, Nernnlli
Surgical instruments Of
Chewing 'rohacco-fis'
Cowles' superior Chewir
All If the above art!rlcI
mention, mly b" had at
city, and of the best kind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-22

s. Every variety " Drugs, Medicine $, Paints
K, u T., 81 The m,resi kind, viz:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
CORRESPONDENCE OF he Msv York Express.

WARRINGTON. oc'. IL. iCt@,
An important decision hos just been
made by the Treasury Department in re-
laliou To the duties on goods composed oi
silk and cotton. large quantities Of which
are understood 10 he piled up in the public
stores in New York. The rate is fixed at
80 per CT, instead of heing levied by weight,
as would lie the case f the goods compo-
sed of this mixed material were to pay the
silk duty. The appraisers in New York
were in favor of this rate. but the Collcc-
tor pul different construction on the act,
on the ground that The goods were subject
10 duty a. il composed entirely Of silk
Owing to the manuer in which the law
was framed, either construction would be
right, and between The two the Govern
men, have chose The one which will pro-
duce most revenue. The circular will be
issued as speedily as possible. In the
mean time letters will no doubt be wrlIcn
10 Tue Collectors of the principal ports 10
This effect. 10 enable the importers to enter
the goods a, once. and to relieve their minds
witch are now held in suspense as TO
whether they shall pay 80 or 30O.per cent
duty.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
hir 81 to u; FOR fine little higher rate nigh,
DC obiaineG.-Constiiniiona
CHAaLEsros. Uct. q. 1872

'JOt.
Co.ton.-There was little enquiry for Up
land throughout Saturday last: the market.
however, opened. Oh Monday with u general
attendance Of dealers. and fair business was
done in all qualities Of the article. n, about the
quotations given in our review Of The 18th inst,
up TO "Wednesday last. when in consequence
Of the increase in The receipts. prices receded.
which induced more active demand, and for
the past three days the transactions have been
heavy. particularly yesterday. between $500
and $500 bags having changed hands, The
receipts of,he week have been l0.4S4 bags.
and the sales in the same time 1864 bags. al
prices ranging from u to q. A few bags
stained Sea Island brought CTS per lb.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
.tYsa fereBi7,6sascP.

EBE il Ordained hy the lnendanl and War
III ID dens of the Town Of Edgeficld in Coun-
cil assembled, That whenever the Marshal
shall find any Slave or Free Person Of color.
within the limits of said Town, engaged in any
riotous or disorderly conduct. ne may commit
the said Slave or Free Person of color. TO Ia'l;
and the said Slave or Free Person oicol"r may
be discharged by the lnlcndant. or any oi the
Wardens, upon the payment by the owner OF
the Slave. or by the Free Person oi color. Of
one dollar. III each case,o the Murshni as his
compensation for such arrest aud commitment.
JAMES a. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
October "a lsI2 tgi - q -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l6.

NEW ORLEASS, Oct. lo.
Late From TIas. - The schooner Hen
RS. GrlIu1s. arrived here from Lahacca
Bav. Texas Capt Grimes reports. yer.
halIy. that Gcn. Bur'eson. with ! 100 lroops,
had pursued III Mrsicans under Gen! Wall
from San Antonio. The enemy were for
,ifyine themselves at the river Medina:
Burleson but awaited reinforcement to
attack them there.
Capt Caldwell of the Santa Fe Ex.
petition. had brush with.Wal and his
troop, wirhi, twrnt riilcs Of San Anro-
mo- east of,ir river Sewila. The Mex
leans surrounded Caldwell and his party.
which numbered about l0J. The brave
fellow knew TOO much about Mexican
'reacherv 30 surrender 10 them. lie and
hi par,y lnnshr his wav through them:
the, iillrd 100 Eexicams, wounded 100
more. aud los, mol man themselves.
4 c,,rulnv of 80 men from Lagrange,
in a,icmP,,ng ." rr.iufnrce Capt. Cald-
wells company, were GU, of hy the Mex
icans and 10 of them killed, prisoners
aud 3 Escaped.
1t was currently reported that Austin
had been burned by the Mexicans. though
i, is very doubtful il such te the fact
PicGvune.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-10-26
AUGUSTA. October 20.

AUGUSTA. October ~.
RcmGrkS-We are indeed sorry tl.ai wr have
not favorable intelligence I" communicate Ia
our country friends. respecting the cotton mar
ket. Some time agu We recommended 10 them
the sale o. their produce ~ rhrv bring II Ia mar
kct: we are s'ill oi lac same opinion. The ac-
| count, from the other side III the tilan,ic. aud
from the northern markets, ,hrr moi encouraging.
In New York with very su,a stock of cotton.
The price uI ltr article ila> dnwuwcrd lrnden.
cy. The markets "l phila.!ri phm AMI Boston.
with 40 stock ~ a. are in the si,ne condition.
All thus Is we'll calculated 10 render the south.
cru markets Inactive and even ia Il dropping
situation. Unless We receive nioic favoraclc
news by The Liverpool packet Of The 9th of this
moi.ih, winch may be expected III a few days.
another dccIinc ltake place. And we think
II Will be doubtful whether the account will be
5euer. They were IN Europe. hy the latest
dates. under Ihr IMPRESSION TINT the crop of the
United >lales would be very large. This I'M
prcs.un was we'll calculated to deprcss the
market; besides. the disturbances in the manu-.
iacinrn: districts OF Great Britain had not c,,.
ur"ly been in'!l,d The operatives We're still
~ an nnqulc, s,alc; aud until the manufacIur-
ers Resume their operations in FULL tho markc,
Tor the raw materials will ,uiI"r. Another con.
sidcrati"" Will have I" operat,' before the Eu-
r"pean markets improve IN nrce. 4 large por-
llon oi ihc stocks will l.nve 10 be consumed.
and consumed too hcinre supplies of the new
crop are received: and tie Impression ihni the
cr"p of thl- year will be- very large will have
10 gave place to the fact that the crop will only
be an average one !; for though the supplies
from the Atlantir stale. will he probably larger
than last year. vet the supplies from the gulf
will not "e n large n. last year. This is the
! "Pini"n W. have formed from all accounts Lately
received from Mississippi aud Alabama. where
III the spring and beginning Of summer. the
prospects oi good crops were most aa,lering.
bnt which the weather since have rendered less
favorable. Notwithstanding all these drawbacks
10 large crops. /, is our belief that the supply
will be more than equal to The demand. Under
ihis point oi view. no advance in prices should
be calculated on for some time to come and
ihon. h the next accounts from Europe. may
be oi more favori,c nature in regard Ia pri-
| ces. Yet we nrc of the opinion that i, would not
be prudent to calculate on their permanency.
Lotton.-The receI pts have been large since
our i..st review. aud the salea in proportion; /;
what l. stored Is on planters account. to wal, for
better prices. The principal sales have been ac-
cotdins 10 quality from 10 Il cents The
| quotations may be thus given: ordinary from
ALTO q; middling to fair, Ct to g.; fair to fully