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HATS AND CAPS!
To the Old Patrons and Friends OF the virginia
JOHN \. HARDWICkE,
lIEIICIE Ant Tailor.

-
As returned from purchased the
most splendid OF Goods French English
manufacture, offered this market which he oilers
customers and the public such Will satisfaction
J. ' H. has made arrangements IN New York by
be enabled T. French and English
e. such and desirable goods be imporedao
he VIII offer good be purchased any
house ia this country sc -
SSiSoNELS. spades and Forks.-IOO dozen shoyels
- spades and forks just received and for sale By
- - RICHARDS & GARDNER.
ofhe Golden Ms1w Main nearly opposite
Londons. WIIngham and Drcwry
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS
z ATIEOP CIIkiSTGAN co. have received their entire
M Stock Staple aud Fancy Dry
favorable terms and VIII be- sold Among may
be found the following
Pine and suFsrdne Cloths all colours
Heavy rIlo; aud Beaver
DO Paris corded Diamond and Doeskn Cassimers, great
bargains
Pine Wool Black Cashmere
Fine Merino Toilnet six and satin yesiings
Lama Cloths for CIoakngs
Drlb mixed. blue and black satinets, all prices
Glasgow Jeans. Cable Kerseys
Yorkshire ker-eys Plaid Linseys
White scarlet and yellow Flannes
Gauze and Welsh shrinking
Prints great variety, at = 10. ~, and finer
Rich Striped Mousscllnes. 81 SOC and u finest
Omhm Striped Chusans
Chameleon Brocades, Blk and cord Alpaca-
DO and waefed 10
Indiana Cloths. for C0aks and Dresses
Rich Ruge Striped Silks, DO Arnma do do
Rich Gro de Royal do. BIN and blue blk striped DO
nix Italian and Gro de- Rinse
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons Muslin Trimmings
AsIbuuon Laces Gmp~ and Frnges many obF ds-ira
bic articles which can be had CHEAP
AZ Zoe 81 LNTHROP CHRISTIAN K co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
NoIICT.

NOTICE.
VIVA WE take this occasion TO give
Ia \ notice that We keep constantly hand, Stoves
O,jM(r4 Grttrgard Cooking Rangers Of 90 kinds that
%SsU1ID2 are generally used IN ths market. Of
HS=S[d manufacture which viii s1n reasonable
E06lOt48 terms Aln. Motrs Agricultural Furnaces Tor
SsErlss y stelmiry fool Tor Stock winch will
E1NA the manufacturers prices. amer adding the eu
ponses az our IN. Stoye and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. uaatthc Bell Tavern. where al kinds
work ouTne VIII Re done the terms aud az
h shorc" nouee, Roofing TN ~ Copper, Guuenng &C
ap'@ { n WELLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

cloths, Cnssimcrs and Beaver Cloths.
NJ II are prepared 10 exhibit largo and splen-
did lot Of the above Goods and very prieesin
Cloths have blacks blues and invisible green's qualities
CaSmerss, English French American great variety
consisting of Twcei- Buekkns. Doeskn Plain
Blues and Drsbs French Pais Drnp dc
finest manufacured-in Beaver Cloths Double
and DTab Fgd and Plain eaversSupenor Plain
Aspatum Cloths-eavy Pilot and Forest Cloths
Of these Goods unsurpassed by any country
Purchasers invited o
KENDALL. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
GEO. II. BOOKER,

Neu Door 10 Penitentidry store, on street lead
ing from Main 81. 10 .Mayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
St Groin. Porto Rico aud Loaf Sugar
Java Lsguira and Rio Coffee
West India Molasses. part prime
RaiSns and Almonds Gunpowdcr and Black Iva
Nails and Bradp Soap and Candies, Grindstones
Buckets Corn Droonis, Powder and Shot
Nestsof Boxes, Sole Leather
Tanner OIL. Coppens, Alum
sNlO and lONl2 Glass Red Cords and Lines
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper
shot assorted. Cotton Yarn assorted
Pepper, Rice. Ginger, stone Ware
MarLarse Candies. q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
MEDICAL CARD.

SILK GOODS.
+ A l. STO OK!
UOHN WRIGHT has in Stock, n very
- Of Rich and Fashionable
To the Fall trade the desirable
poratons and with those that landed
few days from the northern packets win
table for and country trade, that
market His stock composed OF French, Italian English
American Goods, consisting pan, OF
Rich Chameleon Silks 10 Broche DO
Do Striped and ChAngeable DO; DO Plaid do
DO Cord and Fgd New Styles
Bin Italian Gro de Rhine. DO DO DC
Bk do Gro de Pars; DO Pault de Soil
Blk Gro de Nap DO Sinshew
Mousln do Ians executed e1prcsy for the Paris trade
Cashneres design Stripes
BIk and cord silk Nclvets
Plaid striped H. for drcsS-s
Chusans an! Cape de l.ains
BlS Silk Warp Alpaca Lusra
Plain Alp1ceas, all colours
Plaid iigd striped and changeahc do
Blk and blue Blk Bombaznes
Silk; Mcrno and Cashmere Shaws
French and English Mernos
DO do Thread Iaces
German and Lille
ladies SILK Mi and Riding Gloves
Gentlemen's do do
White and cod Taron Muslin nd Thule
White and blk English silk Hose AMI Half Hos
Do do Cotton do
DO do Merno and Cashmere 10
Irish Linens and Kentincs
Plain REVERE and Hems,Itched Cambria Ildkfs
With fun assortment Of Negro Clothing Domestic Good. all
OF which Will be sold cheap for cash.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
REMOVED.

BRANNAN & CO.'S Old Dominion Clothing store To the op
- poSe side nf the and facing John
Eaeys Old stand south side Of Main ID House
We would embrace this and method NJ making
known Of Richmond vicinity the that
constantly keep hand Clothing kind esIeei-
ally for the current and approaching which VIII
reduced prices for cash We respectfully
sPect stock whether they goods goods
sold by please respect may be returned and
he money refunded 4cJ-Al goods warranted. jz.u
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WE'RE. BACON-Sx-CO,-

WEBB, BACON-& Co.
~ toners: -
40 llhds. N. Orleans a.
30 do Porto Rico,
40 do Cuha.
rs do 81 Crols suGARs
G do Chrihed.
Is boxes and Dbl. Loaf
10 bnis. Crushed.
40 hhd- Trinidad and roto Rico Aoiasacs
500 bags Isguirs,
900 do scented Rio
goo do Porto Rico, ,,o,..,ss
ITO do Cub, and 81 Jago,
100 do Green Java.
los do Old Govt Java,
500 kegs Nails and Brads
ISOa Sides Sole Leather various qualities
1900 Sacks Salt
so Chests and half Chests Teas. of various kini
500 bags Shot
Gun Powder n Kegs and eanstcrs
bar Lead
los boac- llurs patent anil other tanow candies
do Sperm Candies
$50 do Soap various kinds
tons American Blistcred Steel
25 bbls. Tanners Oil
Ginger Alum. birthstone. Chocolate, Hops
Wcodwarc in nests, Painted Buckets
Shoe Thread and Irvine Window Glass
Red Corls aud Lines. London Porter
Wines of various kinds,
fool-cap and Letter rapcr Wrapping do
Woo. Feathers, stoneware, Copperas, &c. set
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
PAPER HANGINGS,


IUNllE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
- hs friends aud the public generally that he has received hi
Spring supply q French aud American Paper angings consisting
Of GIT Satin FrescO and Common Papers with splendid a,r
ent ri Borders n match al ~ which put ~ both m Town
and County in the neatcst and terms
WILLIAM BOOTH.
apI Corner below the E,cb,,g, f,,k
6SEARs FAMILY MACHINE o. mpnihlyof ~ pages
- whose object H. the publisher collect rpncnsc and
Dcmaie the Of standard general knowledge con
ancd n works and volumnous be altogether
beyon % reach Of mankind general thus collected and pre-
pared 10 Iacc by oheapne and conipehsnsivene within
The acqu1uon n au" Willie enboshci hundred
engraving Illustrative ri many ~ the prominent events n
Biblical aud Rsle IsoD 10 bc entirely non seetarsn
m-rnre - 90 year Subscriptions and solicited by
l.. ~ HARROLD.
~ = Lbfygi CGe-Any person subscribing or ohn-
ing new subscriber Tor year and rcming - So current
funds free ~ on expense shall receive copy Periodical Tor
one year and copy Sears Bible Biography Wonder. Of u
world iobe kept subecto hi order Address above. ~
SMALL Florence and other Neck Ties, ~ JiI etc.
- oc ~ THOs Y. PRICE.
ChiIdren's elegant ooIored CATERS aud black
Morocco stOots.
UbI received from Philadelphia and orcncd yestsfday
further supply Of those elegant and fashionable chn
dfen they may be hsd OIL siLes, .. BULIINGTON'R
oe IL Mansion House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28


ht'S SANDS sARitLAof all the diseases to which the
human frame subject frequent
ing than euisneous disorders Serofous diseases
and the salt heun and similar affections handed
rents To children through These
etons not only exceedingly Troublesome
OF treatment it's have been found alleviate
them but they appear AFTER
partial cure and with violence We
therefore prepared TO subject the Sands
Ia tn scrutiny We have and
claims Of the puprenrs and ready endorse
uens The efficacy Of the Slsapara by Mers Sands
pruyed by satisfactory
recorded in which effected OF pa
tents who have SUITE red for without alienation
cry The medicine prepared by elaborate
by which the curative OF the Slrpara
and fixed AMI these then
mixture with other efficient remedies The discovery will be
ed by thousands IN all the large Union.
sands sarapara Will also permanently
we'd condition OF the scroa kings evil
IN It's various FORMS rheumatism obstinate
hochcs btes pimpeS puules the face chronic
rncwoTm scad head enlargement pain
the bones and joints stubborn ulcers syphc symptoms
arising from injudciou Of mercury female
and other similar complaints.
The public respectfully requested remember that Sands
sar-apara that and constantly achieving such remarkable
cures o the difficult class
frame subject and ask for Sands Salpana.
Prepared and sold wholesale and expectation by
A h. Sands Co, No ga Broadway Granite Budngs1
Of Chambe street New York and BY Druggists generally through
out the United States Price 81 per
store No. ga Broadway.
ALEXANDER DI'vAL 4 CO.
Agents by special appointment for the propetors
and vicinity. fe i-itfkclaf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
ROWANDS Improrcd TONIC MIXTURE.
Warranted 10 euro AGJE 4 FEVER.


IHNIIE great desidcratum with most inventors Of
Il Patent Medicines, has been speedy recovery
of h0s' who make trial Of tbeuey,s
independent of the good or bad effects produced
Ur. JOIN r. ROWLAND Philadelphia, believe N be &C
uatcd ty euuobng and Tor ~ .
appeal tp the thousands City elsewhere,
who after having tried ~ the SPECIFICS. entire
auson Of their patience wei money, enabled 10
cpce No" influence Of Rowauds Improved
Mixture This Medicine bee taken an febr.e diseases.
be- found NJ the Tones great forte however
she entire eradication OF AGtE FEVER. Having ap
pointed sole Agents for the remedy IN this
those d-r1us of trying ~ virtue may rely upon getting
GAYNOR, WOOD a
~ Next 10 the Bell Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
q L Ms A ID SAL Levy.


Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, Of every description
Rodgers & Sons. Wosienholm',
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut
lery
Carving, cooks and butcher.
Knives
Anvi's, Viees. Bellows. sledgr
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates. &c.
Horse Rasps; fat and half round
mill, pit cross cut, hand saw
and all other Files
Clark's and Kenrick's Parliament
broad and narrow Butt Hinge,
MiIlwriRht's, Carpenter and Ca
binet Makers Chisels, Gouge,
and Augurs
Drawing Knives. Plane Irons
and all other Tools, Of Butch
er's, Cams and American ma.
nutactuTr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

Killing, wedding and grubbinR
Hoes
Carpenter Patent and Scote b
spring Iron Rim Locks
Mill rit, hand, cross cut and cir
culaT Saws
Single and double barrel Cuns.
Shot Belts and Powder Flask
Ares and ilatehets, made BY
Collins, Simmons and Others
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated, brass and steel Saddle
~. Of every quality
Cast. shear and German Steel
by the case. warranted
Shovels, Spades. &C. OF Ames'
and other makers
Hollow Ware, Wagon DoIss,
patent lined Tea keiles. Sad
Irons, &c.
| AZ o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
RAZORSl RAZORS

What a man has To do every day,
lie should endeayor o O
HAVE just received, of my own Importation
of
Joseph Rogers SON. Wade Butcher aud Joseph Elliott
expressly orders with Thos
consequently take pleasure recommending
friend and customers who fond OF a smooth shave
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

SADDLE TREES.-Justto hand. fine lot of Mems Trees
- also a good Side Trecs For sale by
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER
Sign Of The Mil Main street leading to
Mayos Bridge.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

fNENTLEMEN'S Very Superior Water Proof
N BOOTS,-n,ade by J. Miles son-I have a sup
ply these Superior Boots handsome and
gentlemen tofa superior and In
and make their shall sell them any other
house. DAVID BURLINGTON,
oe IG Mansion House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

A PEW scarlet Plush fable COyers-Au article
N ~ great beauty-For sale BIS 10 TIL. y. PRICE
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

Y well afford to admit it. We think with
Strauss that the Gospels are not cunning
ly devised fables but we think Them
written after the events, and after the be-
lief had become common which they sus.
tain; and that they gradually acquired
the consideration which we have for hum
dreds of years given them. We think
this the true account of their origin, and
no accommodation, or shrinking from the
truth but we do think that Strauss has
given his researches the air of philosoph-
ical inquiry, which is highly calculated to
interest sincere inquirIng Christians.
The following is the Publishers latest
notice:
HSTRAuss-We want money; we
want TO circulate this important work.
I- We have now published a New Edi-
tion, bound in leather, toll sheep or half
calf at $l,00, the old price,-Hsbut in
boards with cloth backs a: Is cents
~ We shall also serve this edition cheap
by mail 10 three pats al Is cents, as a
series ofthe Diamond land as that sum
/, is awkward 10 send we shall forward
UrIhree copies for two dollars. This is
not Flame of Benevolence" Gan ex-
preston used by gentleman who offer.
ed lands to community on terms that
would improve his own estate) but case
of necessity combined with useful OBJ
jecl, for we repeat we want money: to
beg We are ashamed /; TO rob or borrow
is too common we therefore propose to
l sell cheap -Send in your orders quickly
and obilge, G. v.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28
MY FIRST AND LAST BOOK,


ned from the Telegraph Of June 81.
Question - Has il been the direct ten
dency and effect, and the great evil of a
written and printed language to lead men
to look TO ancient records Of revelations or
supposed revelations, thus perpetuaied, as
their only meats of authoritative cummu-
nications from God. and consequently 10
disbeIieve 10 and forfeit direct. immediate
communion with God, which is the
common and equal privilege of all who
truly know aud obey the living God as
really now as in any past time; and has
the effect of all this teen TO create an aris-
tocracy Of knowledge, influence, aud pre-
rogative by causing the supposed necess.
ty of an order of men whose exclusive
duty and privilege il is TO expound those
records, and 10 administer the ceremonies
and forms supposed 10 be enjoined in them !:
thus elegaiing to a hurtful and pernicious
eminence the fer. by depressing and de-
grading the many'
AasUer.-Aye; all true, every iota.
O. Is it the natural and legitimate
tendency Of u written, printed, and learn
ed or studied language SO TO multiply
words, and especially polite words and
learned phrases, called by the ilitera'e
high flown language" as to place the
requirement of reputable knowledge Of
language, or polite education out of the
reach If those who have not much leisure
and property to spend a:-scnools and sem,
inaries, and much f1rtilude and persever-
ance ia an unnatural ADD tedious course
Of mental discipline. and consequently TO
create an aristocfacy Of literature, and dl.
vide the community into two classes, the
Hterati and the iliterale, the learned and
the ignorant2
A. Aye; indisputably As an Illus
lration note the recomlnendatory adver.
tisement Of recently published dictionary
tina. it contains ten or twenty thousand
more words than any other dictionary.
O. Is it the legitimate and natural
tendency of a printed language so to null
rply and enlarge prints. publications and
volumes (as an illustration note the many
.ponderous volumes and mammoth prints
and the annual lists OF numerous new
publications. as utterly to confound those
who would make wise selectio,2
A. Aye; and fthis should continue
for five hundred years to come in he same
ratio of multiplication and enlargement as
for one hundred years last past, the tCorld
would scarce contain them, ADD collected
10 repositories would make hills peer
DER hills, and Alps on Alps arise" aud j
lignited would make more splendid illom.
ioalions than the burning Of the .lormeI
imperial city OF the Cars, and more mag
nifcent conhigrations than ever burs
from the volcanic crai,rs Of Hecla, Vesu
vius, or Elna.
O. Is ii an erro. or evil 10 which 4
verbal or spoken language is not liable
and which belongs only to writing anc
Il
printing, so to cucumber words with sien
letters and false sounds. as utterly to con
found the student Of orihography wi,hou
, the aid Of those initiated ir The arl2
A Aye; ipdisputably. For example
ylwhO would think Of expressing the wOn
: hs% by the letters ? hthisic, or Ih
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

though less stimulating than flesh are
much more nutritious. Excess in quanti-
ty as Well as error in kind or quality is
degrading 10 the miad, as we'll as destruc-
tive Of health 1t is generally true that
wise men are abStinent, and the healthy
temperate, as health consists with tenn
perance alone" and that idiots are greedy
or gluttonous. -. w..
Such are the reflections of an homes
jealous mind, struggling TO expression
through difficulties and depressons Of no
ordinary description. Au extensive read
er may possibly remark that he has seen
the great part OF these sentiments uttered
in print already: still they will be new to
hundreds, and ln the mind Of The writer
they are quite original. In this respect
they are an additional evidence 10 the mass
already extant of the deep spirit-stirring
which chdracteriZes the present age. Let
all such as have heretofore placed their
happiness on the continuance Of monIdY
errors, and time honored abuses be quick
TO discover some surer ground. For not
10 few souls, not merely in the congre-
cations OF great intellect, but by the way
| side, and in remote corners and in solitary
posiiors, mind is al work in a manner
which seems TO indicate that new idea,
almost a. new element is born into the
world. Without concert, men agree
unknown, they are brothers untaught,
they are wise; uncatecbized, they are
religious. 49,. Gil. .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

No. Writers IN the Telegraph speak their
am vietcs and sentiments on their Otcn respon-
ability. 90
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28
THE LIFE OF CHRIST,

On Critical Examination Of his HIS
tory: Br Dr.. DAVID FREDERICK
STRAUSS. Translated from the Ger
man, and Reprinted from an English
Eiition. Neo York: Re Published
By G.. Vale, al the Beacon Office, ga
Roosevelt Street. a0tere a Variety of
Liberal and Scientific Works and
Tracts mag be h1d.-1843.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

|gion-. |
9n. and |
|. S. /
its ninth
The first /
land. as
unds in|
hts, and
readeTS,I
bic. III
OF that
h espec-|
ses, Who
|nt litera-|
and dis
|ns. both
lly tend
N institu'
men. I.
pns Of q
than at
Which II
n a spir-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

mot positively or really; for has the infinite
and sovereign Spirit ever been the author of any
existence that was not, on the whole, desirable?
a. No. For that would show want Of wis
dem, power, or goodness
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-06-28

,, !. Nc
Edwards,
Alonzo
r.. Boyd,
Salem
Vile; R.
AZ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

beautiful, jus. as lasting, as now it is !;
though we should have lost so many a
blessed word, and the work of Christani-
ty itself would have been, perhaps, long
time retarded. -" -. ..-". =..s
..: -."+ To he
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-05-03

The Pennsylvania canals are now open
" Piusburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
&Sss;ss=G
BY L.1sT EYE.SLw0's mar.


The editor of the Wheeling Times, Mr. Wharton one Of
those appealed by Mr. Bots to sustain him in his
eeons OF Mr. Tylcrs having promised sign the ehar,,
Bank. in his paper OF the 18th only sustans Mr.
Bosfuy, but remembers yet OF the conversation than
MIR. Bots stated.
MIR. Wharton says he was present at Mr. Tylers room
ON the occasion referred to, when the opinion prevailed TINT
the Senate would be equally divided the subject of the
Bank and Mr. Tyler asked whether in that event, he
would give the casting for or against IL IN which h
replied, substantially. IN that event. sir should civ. nv
"voe regardless opinions, and
wns the Representative Of Virginia. in favor Of the
"ohaHer. When was the Representative of Virginia.
ne'ed IN accordance with what believed to be the
wishes OF my constituents: | am the Representa-.
i've OF Tue whole Union, and believing that large mso.
"rty OF the People at the last election EXPRESSED ,bc
selves IN favor of U. S. Bank SHALL il called upon.
" rofe fora Charter"!!!
NUFF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

FLOUR AND GRASA few days before the opening of the
canal all the demand ior flour appeared have died away
ana the market was perfectly tranquil. Directly
when the receipts began arrive, inquiry for shipment
the eastward was manifested, which has continued ever
since The reason for this the baroness of those mar
Se OF Hour and the result is that nearly all the receipts
nave oeeh taken as last as they arrive and to-day know
oi no common brands OF canal afoat
Although the market this week has improved little in
pnce, We think that the demand close is much less nc
tive Than has been any time the opening of the
canals. f'e - ~
We quote commandments Canaliour at 81 rs and Mich
with al! the descriptions scarce ~
ONO wa New Orleans has been in much better request
TINS week we should think that aboutl20 900 bb were sold
one iotat Sl,5lt; but principally OF SI37Ia SII33 and
one lot OF extra at S62I We would quote the rates 70
gay al Si,5'5 Si5Oi for common 10 good brands
Southern Hour is rather ier, but very little doing in il
SGT 7''o o.
"nea' brings 70 TO 10 cents according quality. Rye
s scarce and would command IL cents Corn is NOT pcn,y
,hough there IS not very heavy demand We quote ali
30 cents ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
NEW YORK MApVp,rc IN go.

'E'NhbiS May ~, 1913
OF the market Liverpool the evening of the "a Nav
ne sales Tor the four working days subsequent To the de-
parure OF the Great Western 81 900 bales of which
ooYo were on specuahon There change in prices
aud the market was dShndantly supplied.
From Havrc our letters have failed The Boston papers
Topubsh circular ut April 30 which the sales of the
week at l5oO bales against received at decline of
> fr. per 50 kilo "
In our own ke throughout the week. the sales have
oeeh SMALL though rather larger it, close than at the
commencement They amouniedup last evening to saw
d6'o bales Upland at 81 u cents; 1850 Mobile at 81
"; and 5oO New Orleans ns5 The arrivals during
the same period were 1904 bales. In prices we no
ice no CHANGE and annex the previous quotations.