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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

G%The St. Albans Republican takes our
neighbor of the Sentinel 10 task severely, for
admitting that the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in this district is a nan of tolerabIy fair
character in his private life. The Republi-
can thinks this is conclusive evidence that
the Sentinel i, about to turn Wing What
sagacious child this Republican man must
be. He is almost as verdant as the hoy who
scribbles for the True Democrat. But the
best part of the joke is that the ponderous
editor of this las. named paper has himself
given GEORGE p. MARSH q certificate OF
character! Who can doubt now that Mr..
M. is in a fair way to be admitted into good
society
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
SAD ACCIDENT.

A young man named WETHERBY. in the
employ Of Mr.. E. C. LOOMS, lost his righ,
arm, on Monday last. He was attending
tho bark mill, and in the act of feeding or
adjusting the machine, his hand was caught,
and his arm drawn in up to the shoulder
literally grinding ii to powder. Imme-
date amputation was found necessary; and
DR.. Hall officiated, with his usual success on
such occasion. We are happy to add tina,
no fears are entertained of the young mans
recovery, and that he is quite as comforta-
BILE as could DO expected under the encum.
stances.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

CoRREcTIoN.-Our exceedingly pleasan.
neighbor of the True Democrat requests US
to say that the attack upon the Custom
House appointme nts, which We copied from
its columns last week, was communication,
The 7. d. man is so very good natured thi.
week that we cheerfully comply with his re-
quest. We will add also, that though tho
article appeared in the T. d. a. commune
cation, it was published in editorial type. and
without word OF disspprobation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
MORE LOCOFOCO AID TO JOHN MAT.
TOCKS.

The "rrue Democrat" printed at Burlington,
lie initiating as nearly as possible, the scurrty
Of the Tylerised editor of the Age. We have
this to suggest Ma,tocks is son of Yer.
mont, who was born amid her mountains, and
BY long life, spent not without honor and USE
funess, he is known to her people while this
traducer is young foreigner student in the
University, and has not been long enough in the
country TO cast his first vote Just such beard
less scions of British stock were wont TO revile
the Patriot Harrison, aye, and we remember
that upon him, too, were constantly poured the
polluted streams Of Eastman's abuse. Let these
fellows remember the result of their reckless
and wTetched course.--Vermom Watchman,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
GFThe Wings of the first Congressional

District have nominated the Hon. SOLOMON
Foor of Rutland as their candidate for Con-
gress. Mr.. FooT, our readers will recolect,
was president of the great State Convention
which was held here in 1910, and has been
two years speaker of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. He is gentleman OF popular
talents, true Wing, and will be triumphant
ly elected. Hon. CALVIN TowNsLEY wa,
appointed Delegate to the National Convcn.
ton and MARTIN C. DEMINo, Esq. subs,i-
tute,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

LoUIsIANIA.-The election in this State
seems to have gone against us in all the dis.
ricts. The vote was very small. In one
district, so great was the Indifference Of the
people as to the result, that the entire vote
Of both parties was less than General Har-
rison's raai,rify in lS40!!!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

Hon. WILLIAM SLADr has published a
letter in the Middlebury Peoples Press re.
lating to the duty on Wool which we shall
endeavor to make room for next week. II
shows up the Loco Focos pretty conclusive
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

u Ex-Presdent Adams was at Montreal On
"Wednesday Of las. week. lie was earnestly
solicited to deliver an address in the lecture hall
on tho Mercantile Library Association, and
would have gladly acceded to the request had
his stay in the city permitted it.-A very large
number Of citizens paid their respects to the
distinguished stranger. After being present q,
a review Of the troops on the Champ de Mars
the venerable ex-President and party len town
for Niagara Falls via Kingston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

4 BROAD HNT.--'Thomas,' said spunging
friend Of the family to a footman, who had been
lingering about the room to show him the door,
Thomas, my good fellow, it's getting late isn't
it! How soon will the dinner come up, Thorn.
as' The very moment you be gone, Sir
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

tax a, z per cent would be- sl0,599 a.. This sum
would he sunk in attachments and IN collectors ices
and would never reach the fund. Inc tax paying
community will therefore be called on to advance
Sl620l6 81 to reinstate the school und III the posi-
ton, would have occupied but Tor the loans 10 the
State, for building the State House ana Tor expenses
other, than the ordinary expenses OF government
The facility Of obtaining money IS fruitful occasion
of extravaganza in governments, as well as IN indi-
vduas But for the aid Of the school fund, the ex'
penses of erecting the State House could have been
met A fund, accessible by the legislature, will be
ever ready 10 encourge that body to make liberal ap
propriations for any object strongly commencing it.
selfl,o their Judgment sympathles. When govern
men has no other resources TO supply lis pecunlary
necessities than direct taxation no expense ought TO
be increased by the legislature, which would not JUS
| iiy direct tax upon the people >,,or
.Whn the last seven years the legislature has ap.
propriated for bounies on cows s4,l97 Al
destruction Of Cocoons AZ W
| Wolves 900 0C
"Bears& cubs 0O2 OJ
Extra Military expenses 1870 al
DEAL s nn% Door %'''0 anu It" 81 2o7 Of
SURVEY nsc ii 't' River liver W W" 1900 OF
Besides for building State House, which
cost the State exclusive Of Sic, 900 paid
by the Village OF Montpelier l7,l7 z
Making in the aggregate 1886 81
The debt due the school fund, amount 49, .
ing to Sl5l,4if U
was sunk in these appropriations.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28

THE Best JOKE YEr-The las, True
Democrat has the following paragraph which
we consider decidedly the richest joke Of the
season.
When we give returns, or make sny s,atemen, o.
facts whatever, our readers may rely on hsm!!!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-28
sCoLERIpGE's Translation.

The New ENGLANpER No. III. July, ls43-Wss
Ike this publication. Ntliius addict,,s jura,, ;n
rerba magstri." 1t sails under the same flag of ON,
worthy neighbor of the "True Democrat but il,
course is right the reverse and its cargo too. Tber.
is about it freshness, vgor, and manly ndependcnc
much out of fashion in these mes-abundon,lv re-
freshing IN the midst of The ofdreary metaphv.
les and sentimental hltle with which this NH;
losophy smltten generation is so delighted, II mo
iesses love for New England-her institutions. he,
liberty and law; and, five may Judge from an artic.
IN the present number Purtanism.~ is clearly Of
opinion that men both in and out of New ENGLAND
who have recently taken it upon themselves 10 0AS
contempt and rdioule upon the foibles of - ~
OF Atlantic civilization, might be beter ocSn5,sd
IN emulatng their virtues. There would certainly be
ms much good sense received in .uch cou<ea as thSe
is bad taste in the opposite And really to be piled
Is mat man who can see nothing in our past history
but accommodated QualSers and ghosts of murder.
ed wtchesi-no hand scattering the seed of civil aud
religious liberty, no suffering to protect ard nurture
the promising shoot, no sacrifice TO build M ard
strengthen lhosevery institutions from beneath whose
shelter he raises his puny TO strike blow at The
renntatior . 'hei- e--"'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

Der S t mt 8 6 Gaual. gin Correspondent oes
Baltimore patrtct" fdreibt bon Cincinnati aus SOL
9enoe5 TT SeSu9 ouf ben su erbauenoen @anal ourd)
ben Stmlt6 bon Darteu Der ben atlanoi1teu nit ben,
lttlen Ocean oerbiuoen 1ca..
userr GQet Der berubmte Sn9eneur be6 Sftmu5'
Sana5 beRnpet Tt gesen>pdrtis bier in Cincinnati
er ia9t mir, boB er d oerbtnod) semadt bat, oeien
Canal b1nnen Sabren Su pcenoen, otes gu betperf.
cQJen crfproert $4,000 9lrbeiter, uno Swar oeut1te
coer irrldnce 9rbetter, ba bic 9ertfdner at llnabs
hdn0g uno su Foj Cand tpcbl gu faul Gnb,) un, fd,
bon SranSolen ceer @n9duoern ais Sa9l6bnsr bralt,
den Sn loen. Der eano pirD BON lfer 5t liter uu9es
fabr 13O 6uB tpet werOcn feline 1dn9e miro 4S fet.
len betragen nno iluo ShleuSen gu erbauen.- .-Meb.
rere en9hide Gelowuderer 1no StpdbaIter in be1em
uEternehmen II. T. ~. ..-
% taben nirs pierer $50 es gienbabnen
nne Sanae;;n sraben 9tebt, ba Sieht man ben Deut,
en- elnes TetbeS uno fener 9usbauer balber Dor ie,
Der aneern Station Dor. Der Deuthe aiebt fat 6ers
al een anrSeten er adt bic 9rbeit uno anoere Staz
ttcnen 5ieben ben prpfr uao bic @bre baoon glfsb.
yeab tem ya0ashtnston G5lobe" befnbet lid, III BET
&ale oes SafeneoQeftcrs upn0ew Srleaus Elm f(eines
Deficit ben s 100 900,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

0HFNadtebenoes 1T cine O2ittbeiluns BON etnem
en9ldfpredbecen Sitr9er bicies eruntD5 unb G5(ieo
Der bemofrad1eu Yarte felt etnem 3ettraum BON uuI
gefdbr is SaGrcn pte 19t. Sctue Gefblc itber et
men @esentano ldr9er ;u YerberQeu, ber cen b6dten
9lbidJeu etneS jeoen genidenftenubcs oereent tuar
ibmt unmb9l. Die III ieinem 9lrtifel bsrubrten Ibot
iaden nfto sleuBernuseu> peloae bon bent orui1een
9attpisntus 5crgen, peran(aSten i'm iee Gtimn1e ~
erbeben uno BAG Wcipennelf heulterid)er Cemaecoeu
anfsuribren @r spitnftt pertdui9 tnbetannt ,n ble
ben nm ncd1 eie Settlot9 Die etnfctide Jtatpe5 Die
fer Staot un9eldeut Su becbahtcn, uuo um BEL elmer
ebr paiienoen @elegenbe ofntttd) bei1er afutreten
su fSnnen. Die lrlad, paruns fetnen 9(rtifel
enbradte (ipas peribnd1 aeihab) it, tpe CT feline obs
dla9ud)e glntiport bon nerer Geite ermarteu ourfe,
PIE INN, Ielner WellWng. nad in peu aneeren Drude
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09
!NQns OileperLanD's phllUlnpNllAe NraOe.

ACan5 Neoerlano'S phllU>opE1lhe SrnGe.
Sd Dote 8ctruntcn unr Datc &c; ctIrn,
Sb hats acE0cn unp bate Scitcn,
Stb bNtc 9cncint unp DAtc 9clabt,
SD Datc 9ciblNten unr Datt 9cmadt.-
SD Datc 8cnrmh1en uur Datc 9c9rtcn,
J)Nk lnri9 9cIrtet fp Napi5rn ais 9icten.-
tim Nun nit rem Settn Su Gnp' cs talp 9cbt,
9cr &naebcnm@nn nANc tncn btntcr mir lftbt,
S1 f8lt ert ri< rilb9c 6rA9e mir Cln
Q8As mag rccb Der Smct rcs $ctcns mrDi ttln
9drum YDlctrpcn, bic 2tilts SDr tcnrt,
Sd rfc Gutp crtiitD III mc,n &cltAmtnt
&Gnnt Antrrrt oUtb aut tol9enec yrAYc SDr Gcttn
ooluB e;umal ItD Il rtsn, wrun maBe ib rrit letcn
Gcr elni9cn Td3cn muree bem@rlt1at8lefrctlr 9Eeb
fer rrn ppIiriihen Sreuuoeu in Baltimore ein@atmab
9cgetcu bai petcr GeeSeubc CT eiue 9leOe btet, II
Ger CT leine jet8e pclit'de Steluug cnnpidelte 81
erflart fat carnt GeGen Den hcten Sartif nuc hla9
belea sltibofun9 onrd) 2bftbleluna pm Dareel'per
trd9en por. Die lctenpeu ben1cfratIhcn Slitter ma
deT Defer 9tcce cen 9pIwurE boB 1e ubt iii benz IT,
leNtpcen StD(e oFacfa6t iet welden man BON Seerrr
QSebter 9cpchNt 1T, uno ooB llc Gin teoauyrlttes
Sdwanftu lsner Nnild)teu nber Die phtiJlten pcIitt
ldlen Ura9en bcurtunoe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

Der ,,ocutIhe puri c t Don 9ttu:Sucou5 Nteiut
feline eben weilcnStcfeln uncrhbe9cn nitt otIoufcn
Su tpOHen Seit ocrr 9lfreo Gtbutin0 Die Hecaftton
beie6 Slatte5 uicoerlc9e mobtcn mir mebraleu per,
9ebb BEN Serud9 nit tbur St ipecbeln. Der Nr Ser
rauS9eber muB 9efabrlid tronf ei uno ftart an oer
Gintilbnna letbett. = 9Lrnter Yenld1 -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

Sn ecui6pille 1T Elm beutiber 86raer lit oen Staot
ratt 9emdbtt tpcroen Die ,,golfsbIhne" slaubt, baB
ob9e1d1 t'd' Der ertpdtlte CUR Bbiepartte befenue
bies etn erfreud)er Semcts BON bem Sbfterben eesa
timsp'us ei Der frFr in eouisoiae ebr oerberrldte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

slns eouisoiQe fonmt cine fetr [cbenoe S6i(berung
itber Die ocrtt9e beutfd1e 0tatonal @arbe, Captain
Jtern 9m 8. Wat tpar ile sur parabe ausseridt uno
empn9 unter ptelen Seerlidfeiten eine neue SABINE.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

Die 9rp6en Mauufaftrilten bon 9otpcu unb anbern
Sbcicu gteu>@n9auo5, f19t b. Sournal Of Commerce,
taben ibre orcBen 8orrdtbe rein ausperfauf unb arr
6eiten nun altf Selteaunseu Sin &aufmanu, Der am
Dieufas in 8ocn mar 1T r,idt i'm Stanoe seweien,
etnen einSi9en Sacn lleber;eu9e CSheatns) pom Sas
brifate ,etrcre Tabr1fen su erbaten, oeren Baaren
btster hauferweiie oorrdtbt9 tparen Die Waaren bas
ben iett&ur5e rpobtn e audi perdift tpuroer> etnen
n~urDen, ouB bic gorrdtbe mun erih6pft lino. @ine
8er5leidun9 beS 8aareeIo preiies Der 9ew6bnliden
8aumtpcOens3euee su Selton aub su Mandeiter, @ng
lano, Set9en oaB Die retie un 20 prpsent bitser
bier als bort lno; 70 baB bic Sctcner int lSirffeit
Saaren nad) eioerpccI 9eiddt baben, NIT Der Sroer,
ben @tn9an9s5oa in @n9auo, Der ltur 10 Drcsent 1T,
gu be5ablen uno e Don oa gum gerfauf uadb Neande>
ter su ibtfen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-06-09

Sre9e1t. Die naietpeilcn, rottrSdigen, uncrldtts
ltheu @n9ldnoer haben SeNb Oen ben Sanowtdhstneln
9enpnmen Jtddteu6 perben lie audi ouf bent Sre9cr,
9ettet ibre 8lag9e oufpflon5eu Da5 miro caS Snrc
bonn 9ieoe en MIR uidt MoBre9eln treffen, nm
ren brittiIcten 9tcrbrcfen suOcrSufommen. Mhlten
Cult pirb 1T Cincinnati et1c epnocnttrn Su nteltn1
3rpcde tattfubeu.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-07
VOL. IX.-NO. 80.

wallis, well knowing that the enemy, from
seven to ten thousand, were in Canada and
at Crown Point and Ticonderoga, ready to
lay waste the northern frontier, and believ-
ing that the Cabinet Council of the Green
Mountain Boys we're capable of using,decep-
ton to obtain Justice from the hands Of ty-
rants for the benefit Of the suffering Amcri-
can Colonies. Yes, on the receipt Of the
news of the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS,
the commanding General of the northern
department issued a general order for tho
discharge Of fourteen cannon, one for each
of the thirteen Colonies and one in honor
of the free and independent State Of YER
mont.
Whatever our fathers expended on ac-
count of the Revolutionary War, was done
as an independent Republic, and in as indie
pendent a manner as that Of Ftance or Hol-
land. Therefore | am Of the opinion that
this State ought not to ask Of the United
States any remuneration other than in that
character. do believe that the accompa-
nying documents will sustain every impor-
tant fact alluded to in the foregoing, and that
we have an equitable, just and well founded
claim against the United States for sum
exceeding five hundred thousand dollars, ex-
elusive of interest, exclusive of property de-
stroyed by their enemy, exclusive of military
stores, more than three hundred cannon,
tons of balls, barrels of hints, tons of pow
der, two hundred batteaux, and one sloop.
containing provisions and military stores,
delivered for the benefit of the Colonies
Again, for all these services we have receiy-
ed no compensation, and been honored with
only one gun.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
am, sir, your Excelency's ob't serv't.
HENRY STEVENS. n
Bdrnct, iScpt. 27th, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-07

Moderate Drinking. odd Guzzlefunctiou
having drunk nine mugs of cider at neighbors'
house one evening, observed on rising to leave,
81 believe, neghbor T., I'll take Ieeile more
OF your cider. love good cider as well as any
body, but as for swilling it down as some peo-
pie do, never could"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
BALTIMORE MARKET

Office Of the A'neriean, Nay 90 5P NJ
CATTLE-The offerings Of Beef cattle nj the se,le.
this morning embraced 900 head of which about 1870 wer.
sold at prices ranging from 50 as So so per 100 lbs on
the hoof as IN quality, which equal about 81 so sc
20 nett The balance remains in the market unsod
tLOUR.-Sales of Howard street Flour of good s,nnd
ard brands were made from Saturday at
To-day some helders ask the price, while Others de-
mnnd an advance. The receipt price is S4l21
There is no stock of City Mills. parcel OF 400 hills
was contracted for TO day ut $3.50.
The market is bare of Susquehanna Four i, xo,,d
readily bring Si.375.
Sales OF Rye Flour to-day 81, 625.
GRAlN-We note a sale to-day OF two lots of Pensvl
vania red Wheat comprising $500 bushels quality no, prime
ut 81 per bushel; Of lot of 1600 bushels white and red
mixed Pennsylvania. quality good. at ) OIL and LOT of
looo bushels prime Penna. red 81 OF. We quote Md
reds at 81 10 cts at which the small parcels comg
to market are sold. Sales of Nd Corn TODAY at so 80
cts for white, and 81 cts for yellow Sales of Penna
low to-day at Do 81 cts Sales of Penna Rye at 81 cts
and OF Md, Oats at % cts. dull.
fRONlSlONS.-We advised of any transac
tons IN either Beef Pork We quote the asking price
as before, viz: Mess Pork $40; No. &c. Prime SO 25;
Baltimore Mess Beef $3.50 SlO and No. IS n as
d. There bu; little doing in Bacon. Holders now ask
the following rates. Wis Western assorted Il cents; Sides
cents; Shoulders 81 cents, and Hams ) a Cd cents
There is nothing doing in Lard. Western No in kegs is
held at 81 n cents.
WilSkEl-Continues in fair demand We noto snles
OF bills ut % cents and hhds at 81 cents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
WASHINGTON HOTEI,

~ OTlC E.-Ihe subscriber returns his most
SINCERE thanks 10 h faens public renenuy for IN.
noefa support he has received f thu h twenty
.nee years and informs them that taken las On The
WASHINGTON HOTEL. and Il /. now uuierroing a thos,,~h
repair inside and out and VIII ready FOR IN. Reception Of hi.
Trends and the public BY FIRST OF MAY NENT. Az.
IKE newsapef puniog hut will say much that the ho.-
WIN b. IN better order than been since IL W.. bu
one OF the most pleasant IA. I'm
view In Richmond fronting the capitol the who
surrounding county IL sban be neat and clean IN.
heddins shall be good and kept eLan furnished
with the best the market Affords served up IN the
ODD virginia style; stables shall be supplied and Attended
by good Osier good eeany ana ael
eonnf-iaiing my prices shan be- made times.
aud II my nend~ ani the public give a call think
SHAH be able please them accommodation AMI pe.
IN such manner that they Will repeat their visit
w" say another thing that Drunkenness gaming other
dissipation VIII be allowed house shall Kept with Ter
eet order can be found Old that time.
JOHN TALMAN
b N. B-rhc Tavern !. for rent. nr rate stand n,
given ON the ht OF May
ton, enquire Of the subscriber.
JOHN TAIMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
CANAL COMMERCE.


Arrived Canal Boat Flying Lucy, J. r. Station mister
with Is tons mdz, from Lynchburg James GRAY Ludam
Preston & Co, paying S2S3,96 toll.
Lady of the Lake. G. Taley master with 1oI ,o,s
mdz from Lynchburg, James Gray, paying S2l7 50
toll. '''s N''
hed Bird }: = station, master, with IS mdz from
Lynchburg and Howardsvic, to DibrcI Holcombc a 70
Warwick, Brothers & Co., A. T. Harris. and LudIam
Preston Il CO., paying $685., - toll.
ben Franklin, j. Spler master, with 80 tons mdz from
Lynchburg and Elk Creek Dibrcll, IIolcombe & Co
A. L. Harris, Ford Il Woodson and Warwick & Bark
dale paying S220,s5 toll
Canal Boat Champion, X Beae master with l73 tons
mdze' from Scoisvile, To j. J. Fars * Co. Workman Nc
Gruder x Co, a. I: Harris, Alex. Walker T. r. Blair
Brown Il Taylor, and Shields & Somerville
Canal Boat Virginia, VIM T.. Minor master. with 4OI
tons mdze from Scosville, to f. c. Tompkns & Co, j.
j. faris X Co, a. L. Harris, and Wren and Macon
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Columbia 4. Johnson master with 36I TONS
mdze, for Lynchburg; paying S199 81 toll.
canal Boat Paul Pry, 3 Spiller MASTER with 22i tons
mdze for New Market, Bent Creek and Lynchburg; paw
ing Sis "a toll. - roy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
ASss''z
ny L-fsr EYE.YLyo's .u.sIL.
Correspondents. Of the United States Gazette.
l.

- INV DIRK, sunday, p N.
Ihe packet ship Columbus towed this morning
and has of with fair wind. We have had bu, f w
arrivals to-day, but several vessels have made their Appear
aneo in the oing We have had arrivals of western
Hour Tor the last two days This Of enables holders
to command full prices for what o left over and the
market pretty well cleared yesterday at the bigh,
quotations Of Fridays market.
Georgetown flour was in demand at Si62t In other
descriptions there alteration 1900 bushels Of V,
mont corn sold OF ootc aud 500 bushels rye 62i Pot
Ashes were active ut 81. 56tc. which is advance-
Pearls scarce.
The cotton market presents the aspect ns IL did
previous To tho arrival OF the Columbia. Buyers are quite
unwilling TO operate, unless reduction 10 which hol
der. shew no disposition TO submit
The sales OF stocks were large, without any material al
e'a"on IN rates ONO advanced and Kentucky Their.
was more inquiry Tor exchanges, but enough bushes.
done to establish rates. O5 to 1854 is asked for sterling
and 80 1871 for froncs-ahough think the market
will open nj medium rates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24
Crust Sales.
Hair OF Cotton Enctory and r,,., al 800


FOR SIZE
kl virtue of a Deed of Trust from Joi m
ancasier Natharri nvnhy AMI IN Roh,n., d, a..
.-artng atr te dhday MAY 4 a. 81 r, A. ,h.
Cr, o. ne Hastings of RchHood M ne Cr,v Co., ~
~. aisi "i another deed foua tafr. t.,1.,s
80 ue l'ihoi ociobcf iSt2, thsi- ,,v-. -,.l -,
% On pf the ssth lay % this month a. ~ o'e,osh 4,
-, hen Tavern an the City % Rchrnoua .sR a nti,
a. - Prtnw hrsncis,- AMI of he Other premises n,
- P ~ 'he-fertskL described frt u,rnt.,-.t
DECD Nth rs Nsisr pr.Vilrrss arsi other a.,
pa, and - on Tie south sis o. Jarcs River aud haa
k,,,, ~ 49, ~ 'onVrnirnt 20 ne city % Richncrsi We
Nw ., y, Objection ." the tile acting az 1r.e. WIN ecry
l' a . vested IN By a1cr-,i NJ, ll,n
' Nv ief OF thc other rnoey that Tn. Cfo, ,-
10Y ahoHt 1000 spDtcs aud that there are ,,.s.
ap'l' i'1 acres Of land We refer h,yycv.r tis ,, - -
VI purchase . me hfsi deed f,r -
Ne properly As VIII BE- conveyed by invite tr 4, 81 %
W. ann inspect the ~lne. previous Tho av % A.
ne ae VIII - upon the following terms IN NJ, ,. 60.
ana e uaince m two equal instauent. AMI ~ n,,h.
& % pyuehi- bearing interest from day II ale For ,b
so er''t paFnent negotiable taken ana -, ~
"u'' 'H u' property To secure c payment an,e
GuSfANUS 4. MYERS. AMI
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-24

By Williams a rsnxaII
LUMBER HOUSE On TIE RASIN,
AT ACCTioS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. 22d int n : o.e,oek ~, a.. -
% We shall sell at auction valuable brick Iube, Hon.
on ,ne SCUM SIDE Of the Bssn between ion and b
y. occupied a. Tobacco Mandatory H. A J. q
HehehAe The building high with two additional
o IN the roof the ground floor deep the second
'ehs TWO alleys the Of % that and the al
Je properly - % feet front degIh In IN. "a d
bk sweat house Whole depth Dot 40 feet 10 s G
aHsy ue privilege Of which belong, to This lot
Terms sale.
=
2jth instant a same hour Ff - '"u'-s'