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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

INDICATED WATERS.-Whi,e Sulphur
WI Water from the celebrated White Sulphur
Spring. in Greenbrier county, in this State. a
large LOT bottled al the Spring, with The greatest
care, just received by wagons.
SaR4rod. WaTeR.-Congress Spring Water,
from the famed Congress Spring, at Saratoga,
New York, in quart and pint bottles, just received
per schooner Lynchburg.
We keep the above Waters pleasantly cooled,
in a refrigerator during the warm weather, and
are enabled 10 present them in great state Of
perfection. ALIEN. DUVAL & CO,
Nav Z ll6-u HI Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

null AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
J. SPRING HATS IL have just received.
By various vessels. dircc, from my Manuiactory
in New York, full supply Of Black, Beaver,
Castor, Nu,ria, Russia, Plain, Moeshin, and an
entire new pattern Of Grey Plain Hats Tor gen.
tlemen's summer wear Also, good assortment
of Panama, Lcshom, Scasga>s, Double and SIN,
Gle Brim Palm Leaf Hats, all which are offered
for sale al the lowest cash price, BY
Stores. No. 4. Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va,
And Wall ST.. corner oi Nassau st., New OH
" +. Country Merchants are particularly H.
viicd 10 cali ana examine my Stock before P''f-
chasing elsewhere.
Apr : lOl-2;.W"il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

DAPER-FEANNEiN -HANtfA' u IN, ~. 81 '
/ r,xr.-Hayingbee appointed selling agents
for The Franklin Manufacturing Company. We
now offer for sale all descriptions oi Paper made
al that establishment; and have now ON hand
5000 rcams Cap ara Letter Paper, rue'i ana
plain. various, qualities;
5000 reans double and single Wrapping Go
1000 do. Printing do.
Book and newspaper establishments, cotton
factories &c. can have any description Of Paper
made to order The prices Of the Paper, in every
instance, will he as low as at any other establish
rnent in this country.
Cash at all times will be paid al the Mil for
Cotton and Linen Rags, Ropes. &c. Persons who
may apply at the Mill will be attended 10 b. Mr..
John Richards the Superintendent. \ full assor-
ment OF the Paper al all times on hand at our store
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
June IL 10-3t
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, RcHMoSD Va
The subscriber has taken possession (for a
ler.n Of years) of this House. and will conduct ii
in a manner which he hopes will entitle it to the
patronage of the public.
T-'r Ample provision has been made Tor the
a,rl & I0G-3m
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FARMFOR SAIL

ID FARMFOR SALE
II The subscriber will sell, on the premises
on FRIDAY. the 2Sth day of June, 1914, a
Tract of Land containing 9lOi acres, situated on
Totuskey creek. near the mouth OF said creek, and
abou, half mile from It's junction with the Rap
pahannock river. The improvements are. a two
story Bricl, Dwelling House, and all the other
buildings necessary for farm Of that size. The
quality of the soil is equal 10 that Of the best
Rappahanncck land, with an abundance Of wood,
and excellent water. The situation is rs healthy
as any in the lower country. There is a Mill
Site on ncver-tailing stream OF water, which
passes through the upper part OF the Farm; and
a mill erected thereon would be a source %! pro-
fiji to the proprietor, and ot great convenience 10
the neighborhood. An ample supply OF The best
mari is 4 few miles distant. which can he obtain
ed al small expense, and readily brought III the
farm nv water transportation. To;u>key creek,
ON which the land lies, is narigahle tor vessels,
and renders the situation Is accessible as ii ii
were Immediately on The river-and ahounds with
fish and wild fowl of every description. a per-
feet tile will be made and possession given 10 the
the purchaser in time 10 put III The Fall crop
The sale will be made on the day specified, with
ont any reserve or limit whatever letter at
dressed 10 the subscriber, Richmond city. will oh
tain for any one DESTROYS of purchasing This Farm,
a more extended description oil lis annual yield.
&c, &c.
TEn.ls-Onc third of the purchase money In
be paid in cash; on the balance, credit Of >cve-
raj years will be given. the purchaser securing il
by deed OF tius, and paying the interest annu-
ally JOHN \. MEREDITH.
Nav II 3-it's
TARM ~ ORANGE FOR SALE.-T!r
L subscriber viii sell, on liz premises. Ia t,''
highest bidder on The twcnly->iXtil 81 lune-il
not fair, on the next ilir day-hiS Farm, l,ing N
the county OF Orange, on The Rapid Ann river.
three miles from The Couifh house andtwclvel from
the Richmond and Louisa Railroad. He has no
hesitation in saying that ii is equal. il not sure
rior, 10 any in The county; and is now, as ii has
been for several years, i'll hishstair"i improve
mcnt the fields bcin. well SCI III clover.
The Improvements consist oil 4 5iick iionSc,
with rooms, 4 cellar under he whole; large
Kitchen, with four rooln>;a Stable, and al nccc>-
sary oul houses On the FAM, i> Il surplus III
fine timber. and we'll watcle, There aic SHY
acres OF as rich low grounds Is any oh The river.
There is a Manufacturing Mi'lonanevcn>ivc
scale. two Gri,t and Saw Mills with Caldin"
Machine and Wooen Factory adjoining this
farm.
/ will take pleasure in showing The land ,oanv
one wishing TO purchase. and Will dispose OF IL
privately If should do 50, notice will he given
in the public papers before The day Of sale.
NAV J ll6-t,S c. {. MACON
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CTRAW GOODS.-U: & u. r. CARiJ r.,
y J'EP Manufacturers and Wholesale Deal
nrs in Foreinn and Domestic STRAW GOODS.
I.EGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS. Tor
cash. No. |. Exchange Block, Richmond, va.
having made extensive arrangements Tor ihelr
Snring Trade. they are prepared 10 exhibit large
and fashionable Stock Of Bonncls. Of every a. o.,
>criwion, Of their own manufacture together VIII WIN
4 heavy and well selected Stock of Lc@hnrn and
Palm Leaf Hats. Artificial Flowers, &c. com
prsins in all the largest ami most desirable Stock
of STRAW GOODS ever introduced into the
Virginia Market.
prices that will bear comparison with any oii'cr
establishment in the United States. Canlidchl
that their Stock will IT all times BE- worthy oi lhe
attention of Dealers, they respectfully solicit a
cal March 2.'--l03-2awim
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
(T or PIANO-FORTES-For some months
pas, the subscriber has been selling his Piano
i'ores a, reduction of fhy dollars each from
his former prices he has on hand at this time
from IS TO 90 Pianos of different kinds, al prices
VARYING from $50 to 600 dollars-as we'll as
number Of econd-handed ones. al less prices pr
Sold subject 10 be returned ii not good
F. p. NASH.
lime o-9t Petersburg Va
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THE tri-weekly Mail Coach for White Sui
4 phur Springs Lew>hurg. Charleston and
Guyandotle, passing Balcony Falls, Natural
Bridge Dagger's or Dibrclls Springs. Clifton
Forge, Covington and Calaghans-and, also, the
connection is direct 10 Lexington from Lvnchburg
Alum Springs, Warm and Hot Sprngs-will
lave Lynchburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday after breakfast. Extra coaches will I've
furnished al any time.
JAMES NJ. BOYD, Proprietor.
Nav liG-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-14

STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing to make some
change in the style of his business, will, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th July next expose TO public
sale, at the store now occupied by him on Broad
way street, at O'Clock, his entire stock OF Dry
Goods comprising very general assortmeni,-
observe that he will continue 10 sell at cost for
cash, till the 18th day Of July, when his store will
be closed TO make preparations for the sale.
THOS. d. QUARLES,
Granite Front Building, Shockoe Hill.
Sale conducted By DvSIop, MoScrRE q Co.
June S-tds
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PAYABLE quarterly.

PAYABLE quarterly.
g-.r All Obituaries and Maria grs from me couu-
trv. wheneyerthe party 5 handwriting Is Unknown
nj This Office must be authenticated by The cndor-
Sation OF the Postmaster III the nelShboihoN', of
they will in no case be published. every mea-
sure. that has been taken 10 prevent impo>itioilS
and uuiZzeS. has proved heretofore unavai!ing.-
We must, therefore, insist in suci; Il ease upon
the Communication being certified ny IL" name
o. the Postmaster, ,rliitn on The Latk u The letter
IL. An subscriptions shall hereafter be consi-
dere,i as incurred and due in advance, and for =
years publication, unless specially ordered Tor L
shorter time, and paid for in advance tof that
shorter time, when 50 ordered.
- No publication shall he sent 10 the order OF
anv new or unknown subscriber, unless paid for
in advance, or satisfactory reiercacc he made 10
some known and accessible person, in regard to
the subscriber or his payment But, in ease OF
an order for a publication, without PAYNE MT from
a new subscriber who is unacquancd with the
conaiiions a single number may he sent, contain
ing OF accompanied bv. 4 copy o Tins regulalio: =.
3. The names OF all subscribers whose ability
topaz NAV be unknown toihc publishes, and who
mas remain indebted on open account al The end
OF two years from the time when the advanced
PAYMENT was due, shall be erased from the lis; vi
subscribers.
re solutions Of Tie Ediimiol Coart'n Of Ia.
lt>c RESOLUTIONS dlC SolIlS vi it>uhS va 'O
collective wisdom and the bitter experience OF the
Editorial Corps OF Virginia that were assembled
al Richmond, on the 18th Of January, 1888.
b. these resolutions we are determined 70
abide. The interests of the press recommend
and our opn interests require. an in!iexible adj
heicnce 10 them Several of the American
presses are driven into the English custom OF
tash PAYMENTS No class OF men has lost mort
by an abuse OF the crcdH system, than the Editos
oi newspapers The great difficulty consists in
The transition from one system: 10 the other. Not.
w,a,;4niing the Resolutions OF the Editorial
CoLyeniion, we have been induced 10 continue
segeral old subscribers on the book, who are in
arrears to this Office We must change our
course The name Of ever subscriber, who IS
in this preiicaneni, will positively BE- stricken
OF IRON oar roll-without remittance is receiv-
ell I; an earl; day.
"ReWircd. That it be recommended 10 the Edi-
tors of newspapers, throughout the Common
wealth, 10 publish at the head OF their papers
their rates for advertising and that they strictly
adhere 10 the same, aiA that these prices he al
WAYS such as 70 give a fair compensation Tor the
labor performed
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NOTICE-B By Limitation. The concern Of Ar
IN Yin & Hurt will be dissolved on The 23d day
Of May, (ins,anl, and, as we wish the lransac-
tons OF the firm fully understood ly that time in
order that the same may he speedily wound up
this is 10 inform, and request particularly, all
those having claims against our firm, in any way
10 present them 10 Dr. Robert II. Crale and Mr.
James Neal on or before the expiration of the
above limitation, or as soon thereafter as posi-
bic. they being selected by us to adus; the stand
inc of our concern; and all those indebted, will
please come forward, without delay, and close
their debts. bv bond or otherwise, as we are de-
termined u pay what may be due hv US as speed
lis as possible. Altered II; HuRl,
THOS. ARVlN.
y. B. No conrac, will be binding on the firm
of Arrin & Hurt from The publication OF t'ilS no
tice. Thus. ANflN.
NJav1t 2-l0ts
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JAMES II. JUREY, CO,LnISSION .l1ER-
) CHANT, RICHMOND. Va, sells Tobacco,
Flour, Whra, and other Proiuce-and ON con
>isnmcnts in hand makes liberal cash advances.
Office on Cary street, three doors above Williams
Haxairs Warehouse on the Basin Bank.
Observation-Disclosures. f. & J. S. James q
90, Richmond; Col Jno r. Jones, w. T. Parish,
Esp, Charlottesville: Messrs. B. /. TinSley q
Co., LvnchburG L. May, Esq, Staunton: John
q McClanahan, Esq, Buchanan; J. w. A.
Saunders, Esq. Buckingham Reuben Ragland,
Esq, Powhatan; DR.. James L. Jones, Orange.
March 3 96-tf
SEABROOKS wAREHOUSE.-lt affords
~ the Inspectors OF this Warehouse pleasure to
in'otm the Planters Of Tobacco in Virginia and
No1h Carolina, that Seabrook's Warehouse is
now 10 good order for the reception Of Tobacco;
u,ai ample insurance agains! fire will be made on
ati Tobacco in the Warehouse; the rate OF dray-
S S Is the same as 10 other warehouses; that
msiSh' Will be paid on all Tobacco sent TO them;
, na' 'Aeir undivided attention will be paid 10 the
"a>iheSs OF the Warehouse, and every effort made
vi 'leiT par TO expedite business
THOMAS C, RURCH, lransc.or.
Tan 1IHoS. T. JOHNSON, 'f
'~' 10 7S-2awd
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Nor SALE.-Thc Tract OF Land on WHICH
L reside in the county of Powhaian, on the
Appomattox River, about ,hiry-four miles from
Richmond, adjoining The lands of DR., Ahner
Crump and others, containing about nine nun
drel acres. with all the necessary buildings Tor
farming purposes and the comfortable residence
OF a gcntleman's family.
The ncighborhood affords as good society as any
part of the State. The locality is very healthy
The farm abounds in great number OF excellent
springs. and is well supplied with fruit of most
kinds-it has been worked for some years in a
five-feld system, and is now in an improving
condition-most Of il has been covered and
wherever Plaster OF Paris has been applied, ma
nifest advantage has been observed. will show
il 10 any one wishing to look at it, and make
known the terms, which will be on time, if de-
sired. BENZ. L. MEADE.
MAY : II6-2awlm&w2m
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DROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER. CORNER
d " Brown & Tayor,) COMMISSION MEg-
CHANTS GRocErs. Richmoa6, w., will pay par
licular attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco. Flour and
Wheat. LUDN ELI. II. BRONN,
EDWIN N. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer 10 MesSrS. Storm Dubois & Co. New
York; Caleb Cope Esq, Philadelphia Levi,
Webb, Esq, Richmond Wyatt CALDWELL, Esq,
CHARLOTTE H.; William Kinney, Esq Slaunlon;
Mayo Cabell, Esq, Nelson; Judge Henry St. Geo.
Tucker, University OF Virginia.
Feb 90 93-wly
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson ~ Co.'s Celebrated
Rli'AN pANAGEA
THIS Medicine. compounded solely from vegeiN

yU,uI Medicine rnnpoun,ri solely from vegetable matt
free from niulcrn"n and warranted irt' rom Any lEl
,nre by nm md vtua >urev afflicted with III iIN
'EDiI Ia and who has been under the treatment "I
nn. eminent pliycinnS the Tn ted state, of tht yea
~ thuui the least apparent hope ni ftst"fhll"h !" i' .
xn, y hcm pronounced ncuruble but wh" MIR dA *
above unnri medicine for IKE weeks. WIS 'e'th y" p'r
berI;I Tint mc,ce has been Sold with unpn'cc''''"' "
lance wth directions Ia effect perfect cure u tie follow
diseases. To wit SALT RHtl M STROfi pr - r
NTEO SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, IENtE SVkE
KINi:'s EVIL TIli$iEl0 iNfIAMMA,.IIU,k,Hrp rp ~ !,
Ill * N.t,u-RNV Ciiit0%IC S0R EYES. BlUICnE
PiNPIES; on TliE FACE, SCAl.u HEAD mp Al
NRISiNt:TE0M NN INJInWlOI'S lSEuF MERcl,E
Or Az lN!vIRE STATE OF THE B!.Dpp ne eil1
ry ut this meicr ht. been tested Nil the disea,e' aoo
e1nmer,,c, and H. effect truly astonishing pny one
b on,,I 10 e taken by mn nduli rach bcio'e e
M, which usually produces u effect, while ~ n'' casd
AZ IS, nets ~ gentle cn.harc increasing the nppce ~
r,nefu, health OF the patent, causing u uiccIurd o -
ella rye iure prnlsy, ad produc!n- rn tie'uhl a'tl
of the whole system purifying and producing perfect hcu1
p,,s while tnkns IT, should rcffn from tie Use ot (
stimulating drinks highly seasoned Dod ForNis by c,
Obtained at wholesale ot lllpS. g. AI.MA"EE-
ncent II Pnc>ircct opposite tie Custom i"u VI
corner broadway aud Chambers ,'t No ~ troni;,tieej
No Iij Ve>tsirect Nos } and S lowey Ne. 30 Fului
street No ri aud 26 HUDSON. md !" linmmnnd,tfeet
Hudson No 5si Grand No. l5 md l.S t.rcrnwi
street No ll2 and - CherryStrcet No. l3h Walker Sei
No D CahnrncstEeet Nos S1i and III PeaTls'feet No.
RTnokIyn J. w Smith corner Of Fulton and Cranber
streets and VIM Bngroye, Sgure' buildings. corner w
low and Atlantic and By all the principal druggists IN
United Sntcs: c,. nm.
Cencrni Who!craIc and Retail Agent for Albany.
n w Dyo,t 4 son, No. l43 North SscOnd.,t. Genef
Wholesale Agent for Phil ndelphIa.
tcnes and testimonials may be and obsLne a; any
the above places. M ecdlIn "
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

The love hnoyna the best of all 0othachc remedies.
mne,n,e and CERTAIN IN effects. curing the yio
tootlache or pain in the gums IA one minute
Eyucrcnce has proved that thi> Anodyne composition
give immediate and permanent reiel after the 1lu oi
other rmcyr it is pleasant Ia the tnc and smell. wl 10
ure the teeth gums IN any way, and ie" application,
ruircly remove the ,an and soreness from dccny cl not
illat il may he filed md rendered useful ever. he'
pain proceeds from the iace. ofifom the gnns around
anna nre,,ly sound TINS Application "i give speedy rNe
rlhns iayy drop, on the part affected. Prcc - cents
Prepared and sold by A. B SAN AN)S K CO.. whole slc
tGrane Building and 79 Fulton sfeet. md n East Bfpad'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

The RARIrAN-Thc Boston Mercantile says
that a lerte. received from gentleman on board
the U. S. frgats Raritan, Capt. Gregory, dated
a, sea, within few days sail of Rio, states that
the fr gate is noble vessel and fast ssiler-ior
seven DAYS in succession she averaged 24O miles
a day, and one day the distance run was 273
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

p In fight at Rockport, Ia, on Friday
r;rht last. between w. B. Pierce and Lewis
Crawford, the former was severely stabbed
Crawford escaped. Louisville jour
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY.

PKAC IICNL FIIIEOSOFti.
Some people. when tliey want TO 90 10 Brxtou.
Or Bow. or kenslngton. or Camden Town.
II Busing o! IL is the mode they We fixed on.
Enter pastry cooks and there 81 down.
And keep on eating buns until they re sex,
Befre n vehicle comes by that goes IN
The right direction. Blu, know t.lcK
Worth two Of TINT ut leaS, Il not Dozen
Instead o. waiting in the way mention.
Walk slowly on toward the wished-ior scene.
Telbrr yourself tla; Z with the intention
Cfbeng caught up By the night machine
You NEVER WILL BE. though you walk to Chester
And ~ you II ssve-if you tins simple race try-
Your time your patience, and your silver .este'.
Besides an ind gesuon from The pastry.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

~.VpaFYy CHEMICAL. OIL, AND BURNING FLU
~ I'D. Ter 'ais' "hoe'a'e aAI pIETz. BROTHER < co.
No l3 John street, New Yors, and
8 HickI t,ree Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

In The brig Tain O'Saanier. from Curdcoa-J Asostne J
Beeknan Fish. Z BAROMETER.
In The 6rts vandata, trcm .Netri,as-Nss Angela Gu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08

NAvAL-The Naval Station at Baltimore, dis,
continued in November last by the late Secretary
Henshaw, is shortly to be resumed. The present
Secretary of the Navy has directed the l. States
sloop of war Ontario, now at Norfolk. 10 be trans
ferred to that station, to be used as Receiving
vessel, under the command OF Commander John
S. Nichols and the Recruiting Service will be
under the charge of Commander John J. Young.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
SAINT Il. GtMSlERE. elk.

IN CHANCERY 9Th Circuit-The President. Directors and
i Company ot the DnOnaga County Bank The Bank OF
Buffalo In pursuance Ola order Of the Court ot Chancery
dated tie t day OF April. 1874. notice hereby
the subscriber has been duly appointed receiver OF the property
and effects OF the said The Bank ot Bualo. That by
der and order Of February 81 1873 referred Jane
Crocke.. ESQ., olhe city Of Buffalo IN the County Of Ere
other things .ke and stale OF u the
and 10 enable the sad Master take and such
and for the general purpose contemplated by the An
the creditors Of the SAID Bank OF Buffalo, required exbi-
b he,r accounts clai aud demands san' the said Bank
OF Buffalo. 10 the nd James Croker So the Master In wing
sad reference charge a his Office the city Buffalo by
the fifteenth day Of August and become parties
SUIT and denu thereof they will be preclude fro all he
nett; of the tecre which shall be made t
any distribution which shnl lie made under such decree
IRA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver OF the Bank OF Buffalo,
JAMES CRocKEE. Id,ie AlEste. in Chanccry.
Buffalo. April ah. lSi4 aplG Am
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
SECOND BOARD.
o.,,ie S,onL E1chnn-e. May n,

The ST. Louis New Era says "we learn by
gentleman who arrived last evening. OF the steamer "aea
from the upper Mississippi that the Directors OF the Miners
Bank at Dubuque held meeting on the evening o the oth
inst and resolved specie payments on the following
day
The southern papers state that there are IN circula
ton IN that region spurious bills OF the denomination oil i've
ten and twenty dollars on the Bank of Mledcevlle Ga The
plates are genuine bu, the signatures OF r. H. Hail. Cashier
and Sen,on Grantand President forged IN bunglng
manner.
Its anticipated that the interest due on the LIST
inst on the bonds Of the Second Municipality OF Newt Orleans
and payable that city. will be promptly PAID he unpad
interest due May OF has been arranged - e saI
faction OF the bonlode and the payments hereafter VIII be
me; with punctuay the revenue having Increased 50 as 20 ad
init of this and still leave surplus tor pubic improvements
The following statement exhibits gratifying IN
crease Of tolls OH the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad
during the present year. compared with the last.
December 80 u December 1s3. ..9 g
January lsis so % January ~ ~
March, S9l % nafcn . '''''''' ~ "a 20 IN
Aprlto15 257 U Aprlltol5 .... 6+4y ~
Total $40 499 63l Total ........... s65.ss2 q
Excess Of the fiscal year 1874 up April 18TH over the yca
si3 during the same period, s2G.Sl2 IS.
Correspondence of Livingston * Cos Express No 2Wal
BUFFALO, May 4.
Our imports light agn, but the exports equal any ever
known upon canal at this point Flour MOVING on yer.
largely In Apnl down about sVUJ blS and during
the lrt DAYS of this month there were cleared from Tie
nlcctor', Office 90 bbs more, making aggregate oi
IFS 800 bls In the OF tolls received Builao viii tell
A story mol 10 be misunderstood.
Ar.rtsA
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
REFINED SUGAR
W7OOLSEY AND WoQLSEY from tbs dgie oiiet their re

YXvOOIS SFY AND WOOISEY from this date offer Their
w standard DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS at the !ol
lowing low prices. VIZ: -
E5.sl r do do % % e5a5s eg5fss halt cen" Fs pound
The above are packed u follows:
l.onves IN lxs of 800 lbs.
Powdered in lo Of - " r..
Appl 10 the New York Patent Sugar Refinery Of South
md Montgomery or at ~ Wall st.
"a ~ N' WV " ~ ' ~ al #
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-08
D.Try,T, III. .ASTIC SHOULDER BRACE-I'he super

DATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER BR BRACE.-The super
orty OF this Brace all Others manufactured HcSnnMf
~ y nh who use them and the demand Tor the
article during the past yeur sufficient guarantee oi thef
utility This article intended 10 bruce The shoulders stiensi
lungs and being formed with elastic back vii be ouni
nf no upelucut the oi the arms. Parents ana
guardians are particularly requested 10 examine tins article rs
will be found oimnee benefit 10 children OF either sey vino
have ncliT,s the hab, STOPPING, and indispensable 20 an per
sons and ecniary habits This braces mann hcnIed
under the immediate specton of Nh Parls who m, Deen e
engaged for the last fifteen tactune different
cc, for the same purpose and confidently oilers the IA
Elastic Brace superior 10 article ever brought unuet
his observation.
The above named articles manufactured and may be Oh
tanned wholesale rein. the old establishment oi FAX
SELLS * AGATE. 81 Broadway, corner OF Park Place
r. * a. continue the manufacture OF iheT superior Ni,cle,
the Elastic Riding Belt The superiority OF this article consist,
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ness and durability Gi5 III