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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

Extract fre'n a letter of the Nashville Wing
dated New ORLEANS, Dec. IS.
"Of the prospects of Tobacco, ! am happy to
have it in my power to report more favorab!y. The
general opinion here is, that prices will be pretty
we'll supported throughout the season. though not
to the extent of the figures now current. The
New Orleans value of the article q mean to he I'M
derstood,l will remunerate the planter, and if
speculation should not run wild in the up country
it may pay q profit to secondhand operators. The
receipts thus far have been light; sales are made
without much difficulty at 2 23 (extremes) for
crossed, 81 q A for seconds: 4 a.53 for firsts
When The bulk Of the crop comes forward, the
quotations it is estimated will fall J a + cents
below these figures, say 2, 81 aud A. cents for
aversge lists Of crossed, seconds and 6rsts. The
crop of Tennessee and Kentucky is turning out,
in point Of quality, better than last season. The
crop Of Missouri is favUrite one, find, in this
| Market the soil and climate of that State being
considered superior to ours, for the finer descrip-
tions Of Tobacco. The receipts at this port to this
date. are 50l5 hhds. against 2760 hhds same Pc
riod last year, an increase which would indicate a
ma erial falling off in prices, but for the partial
failure of the crop of Virginia and the enhanced
consumption Of the article in Europe. The arg.
est Tobacco buyer in New Orleans, for many
years past has been the agent for the French Gov
eminent which it will be recollccted, controls the
entire Tobacco trade Of the Kingdom, by direct
and proscriptive monopoly The Agent of France
has not yet appeared this season, nor is it known
10 whom the annual contract for purchasing for the
Government will be le.. 1t generally Yields to the
Agent nett profit Of thirty forty thousand dol
lars on the purchases Of this port alone
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
DRY GOODS,
Boots & Shoes, Caps,
Cutlery, Watches, Clocks,
JeWeIry. &C.

All of which will be sold a: small advance
for Cash. Among the assortment are goods at the
following prices, and all others proportionably
low:
Cacoes, (fast colorsl at 10 cts. and up wards
Flannels. different coils. % do.
Fig'd Saxonys "a wide 80 do
Merinos, 5-4 80 do.
Plaid Shawls, ga 81 do.
Ladies' Fancy hdkfs. 25 do.
Vest Patterns at % cents and upwards; Cass.
meres, so do; Cassinetts 81, do; Drab Broad
Cloths, rs, do Blue Pilot Cloths, 81 80 do.
Also-A large lot of fine wooden goods for gents.
clothing, Brass Clocks (warran,ed) at $40 each;
all Of which will be sold astonshingly low at
wholesale or retail
P. s. Illinois money taken at liberal price.
Glasgow, January IA, lS43 44-tf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

SHOES T. BOOTS-Just received and for sale
~ BY the subscribers
Brogan Boots from 81 % to SO 90 per pair.
Kip do do. So Is to So so fl"
Brogan Shoes do. 81 90 to 81 80 " 1"
J. D. & T. w. PERRY.
January 2lst. 1S43
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
A Cheap Luxury.

A lot Of good common cigars for sale very low
"a by the hundred or thousand, by
SWITZLER g. SMITH.
Jan 2lst. lS43.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

DIED, in St. Louis on the 30th Of December,
Mr.. EDWARD SIMPSON. of BoonVile,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

SSIMERES-Just received and for sale very
~ low for cash. j. D. g. T. W. PERRY.
January 2lst, 1913.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

BUFFALO ROBES just received and for sale
ID at from So rs TO So 80. by
J. D. & T. w. PERRY.
January 2lst, l643.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

ILLINOIS MONEY, and ST. Louis Scrip at the
4 best rates, received in payment for goods BY
SWITZLER d SMITH.
Jan 2Ist lS43.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

U. s. SENAroR.-The Legislature of
Kentucky, on the 18th instant, elected the
Hon. John J. Cr,tenden, United States
Senator, for six years from the 4th Of
March next. Col. Richard M. Johnson
was put in nomination against him. The
vote stood for
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21

TUST received and for sale. for cash, twenty
~ five kegs white lead at reduced prices
j. D. e. T. w. PERRY.
January 81 1913 v
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-21
Notice.

Notice.
OUR friends Will be kind enough to remember
~ that settling time has come--all those in.
debted will please call and close their accounts.
SIVITZLER q. SMITH.
January l643.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

The elections in this State took place la, Monday We
shall probably have the Mobio-ic most hot;
y contested District IN the Sttc-to.morrow morning
The Locos have very able thc ield-Judgc Gold
waite-bu they de- rely upon his ability aonc;-They
resort a@o 10 Trick and lusehood Mr.. Dcet the Whig
candidate has been sick; Ut will be the Locos like Phil
lips sickness to the Athoniansand they forthwith raised
he report that lac coud only live but few days-and as the
day Of election approached, they reported him dead The
report OF his death reaching Mr. Dcett he published in the
Mobile Advertiser OF the Jih, tie following card:
4 CARD.
have been informed fiGf an attempt wall bc made To
circulate REPORT ut the various precincts in the first Con.
-r-spull District about the first Monday Of Ia.
sHSf-THNr AZ DEAD. Now however gratifying such an
orcnTTeHce mighfb he ia maHV-yci for the present
JAMES DELLET.
Claiborne Aug. lst 1913
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
THE FORGED LETTER.

The Charlottesville Republican publishes wha, purports
to be authorised contradiction OF the authenticity Of the
letter, ascribed 10 Mr. Jefferson, which copied from
Niles Register OF 1880. Well bc so do avouch
gcnuneness We found in Niles Register and
having heard o itboorc, copied 1t tar ohoker to
the 'coiocus. IL pronounced forgery l3vcars ago,
lt said, when first published. OF that knew
nothing. We old Mc,,usolah Richie and
l3years ago, school, and knew nothing OF po-
li,ic- or politicians
SO much Tor the letter and agency in bringing be-
fore the public. The spirit which the Loccs this
provokcS what otherwise had gone unsad
aud that n IT Mr. Jefferson had written letter either
dcnouncing the American System Henry Clay, the
lice OF Richie the cuPidy of the Grandson, both
combined, had long brought before the world
Every Granny and 0t ercuane would have been
explored We may therefore safely conclude that jefferson
whose testimony, under the pieces OF his Grandson" has
ajuccdon both sides at every other question: never
tered word against Henry Clay. We may alec very safe
y infer, Mr.. jefferson aud spoke freely OF every
public man OF note, and OF every public question OF
est, he did something about MIR. Clay-and
not adverse, must have been favourable. Another
cluson, may very reasonably make and that that he
word IN favour OF Van Buren, and said
any Thing, OF which his ingenious Executor could
facture n compliment!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

~ Mems opinions wonderfully affected by results.
We have cxcmpica,on. In Stany's District, by the
Immense vote and ignorance of Edgccombc, the Locooco
succeeded notwithstanding the of rain. letter
the Globe says:
"lou see Old Edgccombo has done her duty. | never
have the Democrats active my life. We de-
tctmincd not to have Sanly to rule u.s.
In Saunders District the Wings gained largely upon
the Democracy, in of the countless that Mcs cleo
ton deemed highly probable. Under this impression,
correspondents writes follows the Raleigh Standard
Extract OF a letter dated Goti,boro, Arsrsr T. isI1.
Dear Sri with feelings OF regret
yesterday IL raiurd ia torrents, and three four hun
ded Democrats, believing the election OF Gen. Saunders
certain. did The Wing is. nevertheless
FULL and would have been, had Tained fire and birthstone
Yours, truly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
aE WINGS AWAKE m NEw-IHRsEy,

NENisEsEy. August 2. lsi3
The glorious Wing ConYenon held Monday at
Somcnlo for the 9Th Congressional District of
which ia composed ii the Counties OF Morris Somerset aud
MiddoscX, which Hon. Joseph Randolph presided and
that staunch Wing aud friend OF the Tariff Sam b. Hal
sey OF Rockaway. Morris County, unanimously nomin.
ated the candidate for Congress in that District be
voted for in October next
All the Counties well and fully represented in the
Convention and the very best spirit prevailed throughout
No lukowarmncss dependency all appeared animated
with the right feeling and determination succeed.
Mr.. alsoy was the Speaker OF the last House OF Assem-
bly,, and is we'll and favorable known OF TALENT
qu,5cmcns and perfect gentleman and decidedly the
popular in the District. which cmphaucally termed
''THE FIGHTING pISrRicr' OF the Staic.. II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
From The NasIs,He Wing, august 8


The from the State Election Thursday no 10
te hour Of putting paper prcss, indicate the fl
,or,ble result Ia the Wig Cause and although wc are not
yet authorized 10 speak l the positive,
hold ont tp distant friends the cheering prospect Of u
umphant DO the reelection Of Governor Jones The
sgns aI' favorable Tor Wns Legislature but Close
was the division Of parties, the late oppouonmont of
Senators and Representatives, that nearly the whole State
must bc heard from, before the probable result be saf
ly arrived at
IN this city and county the Wings did their whole duy:
witnessed more actye united efforts on their
part while their opponents, with their usual diligence, did
every thing their pOworto reduce their majority. The
pocd b. the largest, believe, the county be-
ing JJ0 beyond the Harrison of 1910. The Wig gain
in the county the Of 1871 j. d. the greater por
lion OF which realized in the city by the "rs fire Of
the young wings Of lsiytho ir-t of the right Of
auiago 10y tie young who have arrived their mso.
rty since the election Of 1871.
We have q right 10 believe from the returns from the
ncighhorng counties that the influence that prevail.
ell here, have extended throughout the Sntr and unless
hoy have been partially cOunoracied in the extreme dyi.
sons, Of which have serious apprehension the victory
is
The following by moIorites have been received.
They unofficial with the exception Of DAVIDSON bot are
believed 10 bo substantially correct -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
LnprOrcmenLs IN PenmnnShin.

M EdtoT.-A circumstance occurred, few days since,
which think worthy OF notice IN your paper, aud which
sirkingiy illustrates the extraordinary efficiency Of Mr.
IoupwASrs system Of Penmauslp, and his great skill Of
teaching went 10 him Tor instruction and gave check
on my banker Tor the customary compensation Suc was
the extraordinary change ~ the appearance Of the hand
wung after taking only lesson of hours DURATION
That Mr. e.. requested o. write the check in tho
improved hand, which done and presented the Bank;
the Teller refused to pay it, uodging that it imposs
br so great Improvement could be produced in the hand
wnung ~ 80 short period and any unucquainted
with Mr. Goodwanes skill IA teaching this useful
pshmcnt, would have agreed with the Teller in opinion
PUPIL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

The Nashville Union Of the it has these remarks on the
Election
the GEr'r B,rTLE OVER: and we shall soon know
the result. The Democrats have made a noble fight con.
tending herocaiy against worse than the humbu lyery of
lSlO The Coon,, balls, cider &c ol that campaign were
harmless m comparison with the gross
oi Democratic measures aud men the Just closed
Gov. Polk has hauc against every opposition with an IN.
du-iry and energy that mortal could surpas The
thanks OF the Democracy Uf te whole Union are due TO
him Tor his untirng efforts in the great cause vi
and the principle Vi the Republican iaiheTs"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
CANAL COMMERCE.
RICHMOND, Arersr II, Is4a

RICHMOND, AUGrsT II, leI1
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Ohio j. III. Jamerson mnser with pa tons
mdze, from Lynchbug, 10 l.. ID. Crenshas & Co and
Trcdegar Iron Company
Boat Poeah"nias, f. Harding, MASTER with 25 tons mjze
from howaTds'e' To Dbrel, lolcombe & Co.. b. Shep-
Pard, Ro. Gwathmey, and \. T. Harris.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat New York, X. Peters, with I5I tons mlze.
for Lynchburg.
Boat Columbia, ~ Johnson MASTER with lji tons mdze
lot Beaver Dam aud Lynchburg.
Boat virginia, VIM. +. Minor, master, with 43I tons,
mdzc, for Scoitsyllc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
Claiborne, Aug. LIST, 1913.
B,JuL DcmOrrUIS.

There are gooily number ofthis denomination
even IN Nirginla; but the force Of party drill or
som" other cause prevents them from acting out
their principles. Ia the Western States. howcy-
cr, ihcy are coming out openly Cor u. 5. Bank.
IN several counties and Districts in Tennessee
the Democratic candidates are most clamorous adj
yocatcs for national Bank. They have either
taken l, course from the conviction that Bank
Is Indispensable, or, observing the sentiments Of
the people, dcspnircd Of election, unless by sup.
porting this popular measure.
IN kentucky, also, large portion Of the Demo
crIls are bank men. We find the following in an
exchange paper:
I,iov rg..iur.-C1l. Tbblits, Ioco candidate f.r
l.uH lu ht Doc tt. p.tDh aud rNmuuni. alton 600 tD
Nay .e I1gr, dcuU. with much Indignation, the charge
brought against him dat hr D. hostile Go Iauhnud VA
n"lli bfuh u. aay nat otis n,t t"' dat have a any
time boon au anti nut m1n."
"E1e OF these ch1rgcs D. false aud without the slightest
foundation iu truth"
Aud further states thar he BE- satisfied ",lof n,ii,aai
h1N ra8 nsffHfi0H rhirh f0gFTegs hdqG right ~
fgbishas 0bsoiHfeig Sequred 0r The correct and sate
management NJ NE fscai concerns Of tie COrerHmeHf-
ron JHE PURPOSE or PROTIDING AND PRO
TECTING THE CIRCULATING MEDIUM Am
ron I'LL THE PURPOSES or COMMERCE. TO
TIfE MERCHANT, NdNUFACTURiNG IND 40
hriLItRyfL INTERESTS orr me COTNTRI."
There Del also Loco candidate Alabama. Mr. Pear.
.l oi tr ,t datnri who declares thnt, certain
unyorce. Boz will support 70 national bank. lie say:
Ii i' p'.cut experiment. now n progress t. Introduce
mciv currency ll 10 answer the purpose Of commerce
1nd 'E'rn.' en am 900 ll,or Of bank 81 tie a. S.,
or eoH' other Institution, ihc paper NJ which shall be- good
300 '''V port 81 the Unon.ir 800 experience proves thot
u'ihrr stlo lu.ttutOns Stock Banks capable 81
furnishing uniform and sound currency"
o. party Of gentlemen consisting Of the President IT
te Roll Road Mr. Robnson the Treasurer several Of the
Dcctor,and officers OF Goycmmcntand two Of editorial
contemporaries ,o the Enquirer and Compiler paid visit ust
week, Aqua Creek-to the Rail Road, md the
W and to catch md catfish and oysters and crabs From
ai accounts and oral they fully accomplished their
object, aud hid most ioyous time of H. They all
treated she route hho Princes and the Hosts at the
Crcck aud az thc Junconof uuuyalcd skill in icr dc.
pailmcnt- urpasscd even themselves.
week. aoourn ih Creek hos long been set down IN
/ our books
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

II The Pussy controversy RACES with undated fury in
New York Men Of such weight aud influence in the
Church have adopted the doctrines OF the Oxford tracts
render n sehism highly probabe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
Norih CarnIinn ELeciinnS.

The Raleigh Register of Friday last has the
following paragraph. The result in two Districts
that of Stanlys and the Rockingham District
both shamciully gcrrymnd,rcd is not yet ascer-
tanned. Enough however, is known To authorize
the statement, that the popular vote is quite as
strong Wing it was in 1910. The State was
most UNANIMOUSLY Gcnymandcrcd last winter, to al:
feet the Congressional elections. That the reader
may form some idea ofthc grossncss ofthc proceed
ing, it is only necessary To state, that in two Dis
tricts the Wing majority is great, that with two
Wings running in each, Locofoco vcnturcd to
take the ficld--whilc the Locotoco strength was
distributed among the other seven Districts, with
4 view tn secure them all. The Wing majority in
the State is not less shan IO,OOO-7OOO of this is
pu in two Districts-and the Wings cannot elect
more than 5-and may have only elected OF the
.. Thus giving to a large minority of the people
majority of the Representatives. This is mo-
dcTn DcgOcrdcUi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

tancous and wholly disntercsted OF throwing all the
weight vi his cloquence, reputation, picy, and patriotism
into the scale OF misfortune and misery, he would have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

u! Colonel Benton is on Il cruise through the
interior of Missouri. At Boonyill, he was invited
l" dinner; but hc declined the huuor.-sl,in.. i'm
a letter. that he would remain there and in the
nrghborng counties several weeks Tor the purpose
oiianiliar converse with the people. In his letter
he reloces at the ''sgns of the political zodiac.
and promises. under the restored dynasty, a speedy
return To the ot-water aud blcod.eitng of the
Jacksonian era, which reduced the Body Polite TO
deaths door
As Colonel Benton is one ofthe great luminaries
Of the Democratic. Republican, State Rights party.
and is the designated successor of Mr. Van Buren,.
We make an extract from his letter:
gyca great satisfaction {, be able to say 10 Won that
81. the signs IN the political zodiac, the speedy res
nFaton o the democracy power, aud with That event
the resumption OF the Jncksonian policy, and the general
recovery 81 the public prosperity The elections
VIII give the democracy the majority in the House OF Rep
reNeniatiVes and that will be sufficient prevent mischief
but the great of Gen. JacNsons administration
cannot be resumed and successfully prosecuted until the
Executive and Senate also democratic and that will
require the elections OF another In 1915 Judging
from all the Sisns all the departments OF the Federal Gov
eminent VIII bc democratic aud the time viii! then for
resumng aud completing the measures of Gen. Jackson
and giving the country general and lasting prosperity
Rejoicing as the whole Union must, in this great pros
peel, the HeSf has peculiar and additional reasons or feic
iains herself upon IT, TIL. has increased her
strength IN tie National Councils aud lresfsrR measures
VIII TO longer SINK into secondary subordinate mpor-
lance IN that body Besides their interest the general
concerns OF the Uuion, the States aud Territories
have measures Of peculiar interest themselves which
nave been too long postponed hut which now expect
from lholr increased representation under the census
an eicient and successful attention. Among meas
ures' are the improvement NJ great rrers-ne gradua-
on OF the price OF the public ands-a permanent prospec
i've liberal presumption aw-he sale and manufacture of
western hemp within the States for the of the
American NaVy-thc preservation of rights the Co
unbu hNer-the abolition of the salt taN-and the prcser
WALTON OF the gold and silver
dard OF value the only fair regulator OF exchanges the only
sale currency for common dealings Of the great body the
PEOPLE, and the more necessary 10 be preserved in the West
because so remote from the supply in tue seaport
owns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
r,lls,. E.r.r - N,,. Orl.an..



Thus Tar, we perceive indications whatever Of
epidemc We u be sure, by Of danger,
but from the favorable Of the weather aud
Tact that the disease does appear be the
We indulge strong hopes Of escaping epidemic vista.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
CO-PARTNEKSHLP.

" VI u HNNWUUD, NJ Richmond, and
tHARLEs Ii HENLE recently ~ tho firm 81 Whitehead
brlf Durrnt. 0f Norfolk have ths dlt as lated ,4 ,.r.
Q" transact he DRUG ani APOrIECARY BUSINESS n this 60
~, ufai"r tle 81
fsnrys cod 4 IscnIc.
Tie unlergur ir,y The patron. r.tsisiunont
'nl those ~ Oh" Date cms,r OF b. o. Ado Co. uai ,ysry e,.r
i"n nl he nr CO. f'rufr continuance Gyors n npis
fl' irice puncu' auI d .a,H t, .I Term. s ben,
i"''f' NN. o. UNRWUOu.
tUARtEs a. BEAIE
suss.tut. 90 81 o. Adp y Go
Richmond. Aur D. ttfl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
From The Raleirh Rrristcr.

The smoke Of the late has not yet sufficiently
cleared away enable objects with distncincss
and certainly. 50 far certainly know, the Wings
have elected ! Members and the Loco Focus g. while >
Districts, the third and eighth in doubt Upon the
result IN these, depends the fact which party has
cd the State but whether the Wings have been able To over
come the mi tou- influence %: the Gcrymander. Let the
election terminate may IN these Districts the aggregate
majority for the Wings in the State will he found much
greater than usual, aud will tall far Short we believe
ct the great Harrison majority in 1910
The following Wings already known TO be elected
VIZ James Graham Thomus l.. Clingman in the first
Dstrict Daniel VI. Barungcr the second; Edmund De
berry, III the fourth and Kenneth Rayncr, the ninth
Aud the following Loco.: Ronuus VI. Saunders ia III,
nth District; James j. Mckay IN the sixth; ]. X. j. DAME
in hc seventh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
DIED,

~ half a'cr oclck, IL" Of instant HENRY
LILY nAn ON " Charles = aud Acinl q Morgan aged 81
months n ~ DAYS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14

"A DISHONEST PARrNER.-'rhe Cincinnati Inquirer saws:
~ young German prevailed girl one of his country
woman, To accompany him 10 ball IN the evening and
while there lac slipped out her house aud stole her
trunk, containing $3.50 in gold, s. IN silver and gold
aud SILVER watch. lie caught" and, let us add de.
serves To be Gagged for ie.-Nat. Int
The United States accruiny the port of New
ORR during July, after making deductions for drawbacks
etc. Is : ,OOO, OOO-Naf. Iai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
a snaII whig galn in each-aInonnling 70 about 95O

We have three owls IN Charleston present Of the fret
magnitude pntimual bad wtahcr--continua failures of
TIE Mails aud lniluenza How We get along will,
such complicated Affections we see not-Chayissfos lIs
curry iTgHst 4.