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nr. lInII,. Ilero Abaominai Nnpporler.

n. GIuIT-N
THIS for the radical cure Of Pro-
(f las,is Uteri, falling OF the Womb, by external
IA application suTcrscdne the Of the ohiectiona
9uic PcssaTy, confidently recommended 10 the at
~ nicted the Of perfect rcsortionto health,
kJA ~ having failed Of performing cure,
W under the aggravated circumstances
Tie supporter attained high character Europe
wei country 1t adopted the entire dsuse Of Pesn
ne. painful surgical eNpetien and universally
recommended by Of the highest rank. 1t
fitted TO the form Of the patient from those Dis
symptoms attendant all cases of Poasus and always
,cts permanent II gratifying that II has met
i dcc appreciation of every medical who has had pac-
teal knowledge Of IT, utility aud OF every patient who has worn IT,
Permission given Richmond, Doct T. johnson;
Puf J.. =. Mctiaucr, France Edward G. II.
furnished exclusively for ladies' Al T. Nesey
Street having separate entrance from the business
department. where lady constant attendance To apply tusses
~ supporters To female patients
Pamphlets describing and applications be- had at
any Of the in the country For saein Rich
innnd by apl3 PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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NM. b. MARWOOD.

sole Agent for " Bcrnards Cholera Medicine, 9"
Ricbm0Hd, Va.
constantly hand supply ofiis valuable Family Medicine
There upwards ~ 100 my
taa-uu Physicians Ministers, bead otiait &C.
aH rrattrado Fo sao J tc dlfen of single h1i mI ~
CHEMICAL REMEDY FOH HEAB-ACUE.
TNtuE goat superiority ofus preparation over mos prrs m ic
cure addition ~ 10 certainty NJ cure consists
boz 81 oinr application hy which means al M unra
,uf effts ucn consequent upon c internal administration ~ '
r.rfa are avoided lldes and 0crs who h1hf1a su"r
m ro lf distressing hrafacis which usually 1a nN
rca uin prove invane account Of s rrcat fupdy of
nn rtl,ur patient insiantaneouay ftyscnns viii
f extremely aufui Attendant upun fcvcr and
,sssi conreus may rely upon n supcrcede entirely the
M CEO. r. HENDREE
Anotirrrary md CheuiF. ~ street, Shockoc Hih
Reference j. uade o. lc fI1ue gentlemen who have either
uai tfrfn-vrs ctl1jei In their amiicr-kcv pf Pmer
d. e. Wariani r. Johnson John D. laughon, George
a. IA, 80. "a
NEW BOOKS Mev -.
~. RANDOLPH has received Dissertation on The de
- .sa. ofthe Mauan Sinus ~ a. a. Harris ~ D. D. =
p4aiass.il Cd iiruisiry, nlniulorc
f.ff, 81 ,.srs.s rshhns Classification 81 tie proceed
d.. I'd 49, SENATE ani Nouse ~ Representative
81 Murray Tn,gst4Hs,iis ~ biography 90
a.satsIs rrc,aeiicn sois. S0eta M ~
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SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.
hPENlNG This Morning
~. 10 eases Bearici domestic. bargain
o. Funf embracing l ie latest styles and very cheap
case French Prints yey cheap
De- 80 do nir the cost n importation
Striped Niusins, az 20 cents and a bargain
10 bales bed Ticks, bargain
Tic above Go with every variety n Staple AMI Fancy Goods
viii found n very reduced prices. Tor casi, NJ
CROUCH. BROOKS 4 HUDSON.
EUfcd ty fhc packet large addition Stock Of
Fancy Couie embracing an nc fashionable siylosIs
Ia tfe l1af Prem rfrk uti
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Holm N. GORDON


Offers for sale the following articles for cash
negotiable paper, or ia exchange for country
produce, ana "a punctunI customers ON
tie usunI dime;
- Y. CrUiN. y. Rico. and y. -. Sugar
- SiugiT, double n tfblo io1rdo
West India 4 Orleans Moasscs IN hhds andbbls
Fins oil Java
Lnguifi, Green A. White
Oh and new crop Rio COFFEE.
H. Domingo A. Angusiufa
GPoNder lmpeua, Young Tyson and Black Tea
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger Cloves and Nutncgs
CoPpcras, Nader and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp Red Cords, and Plough Lives
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Brads
Powder Shot. PIG and BAR Lead
Cap Letter md WupIdnr Paper
Bhoe Thread. ino and
Soap, Starch Fn blue Chocolate
Window Ghss and Putty
Cotton Yarns. from different Factories
Bnr Iron Sw'ics. English A. American
Hosp band & Shrct Iron n Nail Rods
Steel American English Hstcred, Cat, Sheer German
"copper", Bryctl sieatug A bar
ZINC, spelor 4 Hhck Tin
Tn Plate common kind. md icadod f1r roofing
Wire of alfze
Winter Strained Tamr Oh
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs, iron AMI wood hound
Polished wagon and Hores
Bacon, city cured and western
W Nb-Couny produce soii IN commission
n. II
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HICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAII-ROADS-
Rfducrd Hates ON Iaeal TranrL

NOTICE is hereby given, that and after
te 18th in-s Return Tickets viii BE- between Rich
aud points short of frecrickg. the Fredericksburg
Road oAayrs. Richmond and Pre-
derckbuH for dollar e, Tor doars or the ticket and
ckcl AMI between Richmond and North 81 fecneks
burg fourh only tlse price Of the fun ticket
To oints tbs Louisa RAD Road short OF GorionVie Return
EtA the price Of the dn ticket
ihr heretofore. AMI Goronsve tor dar
aad tny dollars the ticket and ticket
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pICuuOND. rREDERiCK>u sra RG POTOMAC
AND I.OlISA IkAII.-NOADS.
Louisa sAII-tOtD.
Lines Charlottr>viIlr. Siaunton. LynchburE
and the virginia Springs.
REDIIt.ED RATES.


and thc Virginia springs.
REDUCED RATES,
NIGHT TRfTELLLNd .fPOTDED-f.vD GRE.fTTr ~
CREASED EXPEDITION
TNHE Public are hereby informed, that ON and
Il Far. between Richmond and Char
So farc to Lynch
Sa From 81 So From Junction To Char
ioitesvu, 81 80.
>s-s Passengers Richmond by the Railroad. At d
\ n NJ, mach the Junction To breakfast, and thence
L ptocr- together III passengers AZ the June
E-=k-k North the Louisa Railroad Ia Cor
S-fSa aud thence by taoivsyt reach
ChltoiieSNluc by T. Nj and Cookies - mikes
West hy Cookies morning D, Daylight,
the Buy Ridge stanton by 10 \ NJ
The Iuyanloite ~ n VI reaches Clover
Dab by avins there day gi, reaches
Warm Springs Casrans dinner and pas
White sulphur r. NJ Icwisburg by A. VI
n day, by Lynehbue. The
whoe expense les. and the days
The Natural Bridge LIN" leaves Stiunion Tuesdays, Thur
days aud Saturdays the alternate days Will be furnished
at ~ A. Nj reaches Lexington by night leave neat morning at
day hight and the Natural Bridge To breakfast where
until AFTER dinner AMI reach nhrrn> SIngsh
night leave after breakfast reach 'aach1ns 10 DIN
and the White sulphur Springs by p NJ AVOIDING
The roads splendid tn and fall and the and
coaches u ~ fine heretofore
These Lines th Main Mail Routes and Passengers have
ference all others al IHr J,HtEf.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
U'FrY HIiDs Porto Rico sugar
~ 20 do Cuba CLAIMED DO
900 Bags Prime Green Iaguyrs COFFEE
l'u 90 No do
goo Do ~. Domingo 40
100 do Prime Oh Aneostura do-for sals bv
10 wi 4 t,,,,. R.v...
SAhAlOeA WATER go Boxes Saratoga Water flesh
10 ALES. SAvAL 4 co.
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NEW pJ BLICATIUN>.
Received 22i June. hy
Smith, DrinIScF 81 Norris.
FKNIE DAYS of Queen Mary, with engravings


NHE Days of Queen Mary, with engravings:
- cheap edition
The Fal-s Hen; by g James Esq cheap edition
The Lost ship The Steamer by the author Caven
dish. Gc
New Pureias., far By
Roht Carlton Esq
Hector oII'lonn and hs Mari Antony O~Toole. by
Maxwell with twenty three Illustrations J. Leccb
Alice Franklin Juvenile Tab. Mary HoNeu
The Merchants Magazine ~ June
shsksIeafa'- Dramatic W0hs. SO
Diubgne's History Reformation Sixteenth
C,nuD, ir Germany aud Switzerland
Ei7ir in Sui" -. Borrow. -
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lust received by recent arrivals the following
- vey superior and assortment Of Ladies Mfe and
Chrens Shoes and SLIPPERS which sJa be sid at unusually
f1liea Btk lasting Buskns
Do. f.us Morocco W. Bu-kns.
DO. 10. hid thin sole DO.
DO. Do Pars colourcd Do
Miss French Morocco button Slippers
DO. Buskns
10. Cni0ured DO Do
Chiiifens French Morocco welt Buskins
Brk DO and I'D DO. and Clips
DO. DO. and ANGLE ties
Also hand general n Ladies nd and Mo
sp- thick and thin solcs. A,O
n Ladies Shoes
every variety. which he founi beautiful
Ildcs Morocco-1 Of which viii D. made
o very superior style, and 10 lir shortest notice.
trunks Carpet Bags Backing, and Shoe Brushes az 90 per
boow pr.ce- 3 a. NIL.
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REMOVED.

4 BRANNAN & CO.'S OH Dominion Clotns Store, the or
81 side Of the and tile Franklin Hotel John
Eary Old Stand South side Of Main, ~ House from GoveraoS
We would embrace this opportunity and method II making
known the Richmond vicinity and the thai
constantly keep Clothing esIecr
ally Tor ic current and approaching which VIII sel II
reduce, PAGES tor cash We respectfully all To call and
sfe stock WHEELER they 10, goods IN goods
sold y li dp pleas ,l,r may be- returned. aud
b. money refunded. r-J- M good warranted. n2tf
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IMPLICATED MINERAL WATERS.

MEDlJAIED MINERAL WATERS.
TENIiE crcr constantly receiving fresh supplies direct
u Springs. Of THE following highly esteemed Water
WHITE SULPHUR WATER
sulphur Springs in Grrenber county
barrels half barrels and bOttles-also tle
CONGRESS- on SARATOGA WATER
fon t e Congress spring nj santoga In New fork,
and h0ics-fpr sale ~ Wholesale or retail
For the u our customer, we keep these Wa
hotes) refrigerator during The weather which
enables pesan they wanted Tor immediate
O. manner NJ beneficial and refreshing.
A soler Water jugs from The SETTER Spring IN Germany
o. ALIEN. UUNAL 4 60.
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CIONEHSEED.
PEW bushels prime mountain Cloyersccd for sale by
- IeO gEO. w CRI~T-TER
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
81 opened and fpr sale very cheap large assortment Of
- sonlb;r Dry Goods
CaI.eo-s At ., 81, 4, o. 10, 49, Il. ani Is Cd
f,mfI1uts a 20 and -
french Lawns a s5 n :, so and Gel
BaL0uns Lawns, assorted patterns
B9mhazncs AMI Ahpnckas
Iisie Laces and EdgHgs
Thread
Fancy ik Itikfs. and Scaffs
Bonnets. Bonnet Ribbons and AnGciai Flowers
ParasOl- and sun shpdcs &c sc. &e.
above Goods with general ea-1na Goods,
will be- sold very cheap. "a J. y. CUNNINGHAM.
ma Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
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n tw ipN'f vey ubsupt fuf .lle
fEAkE, JONES h WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11
PRESIDENT TYLER.

The Norfolk Herald OF Tuesday, SAYS that Mr.. John
Tyler expected at that place Friday his way 10
his Charles CITY OF course chronicle fact
important Why his ENcelency come iais way
sometimes, his peregnnaonsl Does he dislike To- look
upon those who will remind him OF the base freaeler he has
communicative thousand professions he has iasifed-
the principles he has botayed-thc generous friends whom
he has sOd-the innumerabe and practical falsehoods
which, he has practised procure agan for himself
honor which accident conferred first but which his
countrymen Of all parties, would sooner perish than voun
tauly confer him second time No, he will not come
through Richmond lie knows that here he has no need
fear any dsrespectu treatment, for well and tr
y, boast Of the enlightened population in the whole
world; but he knows too, that here ne would with hun
dreds who know too wei. and long To have the
smallest respect either for the the officer; whose flash
ing eyes would carry alarm tie heart and whose
curling and inform him that Office might re-
compensc the foul traitor his basene as MONEY could
be recompenso but that could and will not purchase
him the respect or the attention OF free honest
American citizens Let him. them wind around the Bay
to get To his seat OF Waynoke We glad he does not
come this way, both because wish personally %
behold MIN again, and because wish 10 see this
city contaminated by the presence Of man who has bar
tered s VOTE its interests, and It's commercial prosperity for
the possible chance Of promoting his private Interests
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

To ne Editors:
have eeniuomcd in the of the day, by friend
that may expect bc asSac the public prints by some
anonymous correspondents, consequence of INV letter
published this morning. exposing the basoncss of Mr. w.
lers conduc-and among other things have heari that
Mr. Tyler Is 10 be informed that bv reference TO the records
OF the Chaucery Court m tins place, will De found that
have plead Now wish meet all such insdios
attacks once andn advance-and only invite but de
~ the most rigid scrutiny into every transaction of nv whole
life, public prNac-Only asking that il any such shnul M
made that false impression may be INDUCED by any of
my friends, until shall - had an opportunity of rcplv
ing It, IL must be known your readers and To IN.
country, that with the whole Abolition party growing out
OF INV Gidding's Rcsoluons)-the TYLER p,rty
al any such there bc)-and large portion Of the Demo
cratic party my back ann this time a subject of norr
viuperatve and nsdious attacks than any other individual
IN the whole country and that every whppc snp.r and
fcc in the land ready bark my hces-to propitiae
power, and sude any influence as n political man NAV
have. There charge that be brought against me-
that am prepared 10 mee-and this matter of plead
ing us has been rricsd about by those who have no,
the bodness manliness 10 make it openly, meet II
here and pronounce base falsehoo, as ever WIS M
tered
The facts these: During the last wear had debt Of
twenty odd hundred dollars to pay upon which obtained
an inluncion' IA which, n giving history OF the transac
ton, mentioned the fact that large portion o was for
interest charged per per munth-but expressly
stated IN said bill that did wish and ,youd not avail
myself o the legal plea, but would pay every dollar of the
money IN reasonable time, only desiring and asking Tor 90
days indulgence To make arrangements pay -as was
necessarily absent Washington during the ime) and If
had been disposed 10 take testimony could have establish
ed the fact and have evadc the paymcnso far from doing
which, raised the money Immediately after aud paid
the whole debt This Is but of the thousand idle and
basees umOurs that have been circulated during the late
canvass NV prejudice Again invite any or all of the
PRESIDENTS pumps or Others TO RAEE ur and probe o the
let me admonsh such conductors Of the public press a.
may Ice disposed To encourage It, against the publication OF
any charge touching character personal honor
without authority deliver up the name OF the author
when demanded. II they make war upon me let
them do It like men-and like dastards aud pntroons IN
open day. JOHN w. BOLTS.
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"RoJinson's Preelner, and Gle,n. c,g,,y.


writer in Tuesdays Enquirer, who re- 10 justify the
fraudulent transactions RobinsJns Precinct and at
Greene Court House, admits dai 1t did not ram until
after II o'clock Meridian. We knew tins very well BE-,
fore: but be- admits the fact
The taef admitted, that did not ram until after - o.
clock, ,'he rain was between and p what more need be-
said, stamp the keeping the polls open 81 Robnsor'-
Precinct and Greene Court House. with uafai,oers with
want Of fair play, with Of hbcraly and equity
with promoditated, studied and contriyed FRAUD.
Tins D. harsh language. We know j. but do not tho
FACTS authorize u We appeal o. every man. and 4, aI
parIcs-D1 not The rArr- authorize the language Let
The word-et The American People, pronounce judgment
What are those ilct- They are these The laws oi
Virginia say that tho PD- -ha Not b. held OPEN unlec-
rain, or high water interfere keep the yoters from the
Polls Was th,fe either such high water or such rain n
Green and Madison Not % a1ul believes d. We have
indeed the confession through tho Enquirer ta ID did not
rain there until after - ocl1c ~ diatholr alno every
man already The Polls. the Court House rain
after y O'Clock, keep nobody from fho Poll. who ever boo.
tended o. To seup such incident ega cause fr
keeping open tho pt., 70 fetch. trick eon.ancs %
violation Of law uuiairno, and an uiqutgu. proceed
ing which no man ~bo respects himself ought q, take 3D.
yanngo 10 10 obtain by nd,,eetoH what hs countrym.n
/ have withheld, and intended o. withhold from him.
10 fDHHds ~s.i, hlt by t.. .l.rrtYH Yl Lave do poo
p' ~ Madison ond Greene were oil enabled q, vote, f.,
be sure they oy bad three of ic. long days f,f b.
but What in te meanm' became D iIs people NJ Oangr
AIbemar,, Nelson, Amherst and Badf,rdi Could h,,
vote tor Were hsypeunii.d q, srsrria. privilege Which
their fellow cnzcus OF Greene auI N,Iyl y.are sn,ypg
. No. Tiny were Wlues, and nsB were not allowed 1.
paftic pats in hc Greene aud MlI.ou m.nsp,Iy, Ug,
they boon allowed, what would have been do, rssnp-
Every man know what b. would have been. Mr. Go,
gin elected already the Grt day would have been ual
iy elected by many hundreds.
10 b. Shame o. our institution. that dinse uIing. ca
take place without instant and exemplary legal r,buko-
Our whole system u oiecuon laws b. extremely detective
They not only isass e do,f open fraud bot they irwin
BIN who b. willing cprnut fraud O, enter and ~ rofnn
o. There ano moan topr'seut lnu: there D.. no pun.
n'nt upon hm h he commits b. ile rnpy NOT only III, s
with iDp1siy, bot de fraud itself may compensao him IA
committing b., by success.
It's tune these thing we're looked into, and W. sh,l
the epur' oi doe year, draft schrmc Of Election Low
Tor ID" consideration of the People and e Legislature
u The laws stand i,oy arc now are We shall hay. q,
insuTecuon one Of thcsc days The People ~ yirgni
will not submit 10 b. cheaisd out n their rights
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The following lines given by the editor OF the Nm
erbockor, a. very beautiful
"He sfaHdefh at the door and kRoeketA."
In the silent midnigh, Watches
List-thy bosom-door!
How IL knockcth, knockeih, knoeketh-
knScketh eVrunOrc.
Say not tbs thy pulses beating
IT'S thy heart ct sin;
'Tis thy Saviour knocks, and creth
Rise, and let me m"
Death comes down, with reckless footstep,
To the hall aud hut;
Think yO, death will larry knocking,
where the door j. shut;
Jesus waitcth. waitcth, waitetl-
But the door Is fast;
Gricycd away thy Saviour goeth;
Death breaks in at last.
Then TITS time to stand entreating
CuRIST to let thee in;
At the gate OF heaven beating,
Waiting for thy stu;
Nay alas, thou guilty creature
Hast thou then forgot
Jesus waited long To know thee,
Now KNOWS THEE NOT!
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MOBILE MARKET Tr-rst,, E,r,-r,e Mo- .

MOBILE MARkET-TUEsuAY EyEN~G. Nav 2
COTTON-A moderate business has been done to-day
Holders continuing firm and exchanges tending down
wards, buyers take spurngy. Sales to-day IL 1900 bales
We quote ordinary y; midding "a; mddng fair 81 a l.
far to- fully fair a cents.
ExcHsycE-There but limited transactions to-day
and at reduced rates. 90 day bills Now.York brough,
IL liI sight do &c. sight on " o. lGilI7 Sales Of
Ameucangoldat lG5 l., and Of silver G5 II per cent
prgmium.-AdueTfiseT.
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Annir,rsarv Of fhe Bines.

The Blues yesterday celebrated their 50th Anniversary
at Buchanans Sprng-and had their guests the Peters
burg Greys. The weather very bad-which greatly
married the enloyments of the day. and put the
courage of the gallant soldiers But they tocd the mark
and met the wind and rain like heroes May they have
thousand anniversaries and sctous trials their
chiyalry than wind and rain,
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Commercial.

PETERSBURG MARKETS-MoND,Y MoRSiSe, MAY 9, lst1
Reported for thu lnehrcncerl
TOBACCO.-No change. Lugs, TO So Leaf. > IS TO
IS. No improvement the quality ct what is brought
the inspections Great complaint Is made OF the
city OF plants, and OF destruction by fly.
COTTON-Small sales At st 10 6 l-2.
lSi3. 1872
Receipts in all ports. 2.laO,2OO l,523,OOO
ENpottto Great Britain, ,2Oi,5OO 72l 800
France 266 200 3O9, 500
Other ports 10000 7s,IOO
On hand, 295OOO 22S, 100
The accounts by last show much variation
the English market-a slight change for the worse.
CORN.-Afioat. soc. per hushel-in store 6Oc.
RACON.-Ninsnia. a 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11

Tnr Conference.-The District Convention for the no
minauon Of Wing candidate for Congress in this District
assembled at Claiborne, on Monday last IL O'clock and
o.osodit ab2rs 10 O'Clock Monday evening Tie prn
croding-, which marked with the utmost harmony
and good feeling will be found our columns this morn
ing twill be seen that the Hon JAMES DELLrr Of Mon
roe, received the nomination for Congress and we there
fore place s name at the head Of paper as the IFhig
candidate Although personal preferences and local pride
led us to favor tie nomination OF gentleman Of this CITY,
yet We are well aware that the nomination could not have
been bestowed on worthy than James DeIc lie
D. an original thorough and uncOmpromising Whig-one
who has "ncycr been guilty Of the sin Of Jncksons
aud VIII receive We are sure the cordial support Of every
true Wing m the District. OF his triumphant election there
can be no doubt-MoJile AdrerttseT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11
WEDNESDAY MoRylys. NAV 81. lsl3.

Since review of Saturday last, the transactions in
the various markets have paraken OF any great degree
OF ACTIVITY, although IN some departments a considerable
Of business has been done The daily operations
ceip and under the influence Of this cause together with
decline in Froghls and an advance IN Exchange prices
rapidly improving. We are now IN the midst Of the To
bacco season. and there is present large attendance of
buyers IN the market ia Western Produce the business
has been rather light owing the advanced prices Of some
descriptions which nteHercs with the operations Of purcha
Exchange has again advanced very considerably and
the tendency Is still upward Checks the North already
command a premium
The weather last has been pleasant and favor
able for outdoor business.-N. o. Tropie
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WORKMAN. M,GRUDER & co.

OFFER FOR SALE:
M IliIDS r. Rico st. Croiy n. Otfans Cuia Clarified
OO 30 boxes wooy wool-eys Double Treble Loaf Sugars
% boxes Smiths Single and Double Loafsugan
> bbls Powdered Sugars
90 bbls Crushed do
80 ~ s Sn,' p. II. & N. o. Moasscs.
100 bags Old and superior Java Coffee
1I4 do Green Iagmr 10
do OH White do
go do Green Rio do
1000 sacks Salt
100 boxes woodroG L IIulrs Patent Tarow Candies
~ 10 Sperm
10 do Judds Patent Sperm do
50 boxes Soap
uercea
chests very best G. r. Tea
Gunpowder Tea IN & ~ A. ~ 10 horrs
Young Tyson and Black Tea
IS doh Simmons & Barnes Axes
800 kegs Mails
800 sides Sole Leather
10 tiercrs Whale OF
do Lamp OIL
40 bales Alabama Cotton
100 ercss Lime
Ground Plaster In tierces of 500 n,
10 baskets best olive on
~ bags Ginger
10 10 Pepper
Pimeno Mace and Numegs
ceroons best Caracas Indigo
20 bbs Tar
Glover, Timothy md Herds Seed
Cotton Vans. assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Red Cords
90 bbis Whitmore's Family Flour
100 do Superhne Flour kegs Dpon Sporting and Blasting
tons Tfiegar swcdcs County and English comprising
ea assortment q Sizes round ani Hat tons American
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-11
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The i,h volume OF the cheap edition Of Maesnlsy's
MisceiiaRiess and
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Received from Mcssrs. Smith, Drinker X Morris.