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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

Bark Laneho6-e bxs silks Scheldon
ecs es;ss crssm ssr.r Diaper D.I'sS Peg slLs
son-5 do Caze Aoin-s7 bales bbs acid 10 Quo
paste 50 do olives 10 bales Breauhopt Chumo
boxes gum Alexander-l slks Cefin Bfsdey do
Hcuer3 pekg. almonds 500 bsks oil Chamberlain Phelps
M pkss slk. DO stray brsids Ga!op-soe baskets oil
Potz-lo3 boxes pickles 30 do wine Davis HenIiques
100 boxes oranges Miche-5 casks Rllns-N
boxes fruit Dul!tt Couserner-3 pkgs slks Haven-lo
boxes fruit Cbsmbsrian Phelps straw do braid
leshes Pkg flower water bales flowers pkss mdze
Gainer-s casks Schrsge Koop M pips lo5 or
do wine Aymer co.. bales silks q Millhausen-3 do
LReciaud-l25 boxes pickles B. AmandSo bxs Michel
box cloves Cazet Arton-4 bxs cssks mdzs Pzziu-7
Is pkgs braid box hats Is pkgs do silks bale Vyse
scn,l box urs-s pkss hat. Chaos p.Fs md1s 7,
bales wool cks tartar do verdgs 20 do madden 100
bales cork casks mdze order,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18
DIR. JOHN ROAKE'S
IODINE LINlMENT,

a SClENTIFIC CHEMICAL COMPOUND OF
IODINE that has performed asopshiuR cures Of long
stsndn4 latter every oh remedy failed that Il wouH
ssasger bseff they could be ubstanafsd by the moR
respecablc persons who have used it, II peraueny eE
fsctusly cure, either Chronic Innamnaory;
PAnALrs q loss OF the use 9th LIMBS offs
Of how lopE standing srn... Bny.Es Tumo.s AZ srsI-
Linment he's been used with incredible success in Scrs-
JyIa OF kngs Ersi Disease ~ Spine and Hip Joint. Tic
e S r esrpg iith wsHrd Fsgsy Soyes Od uegs scx
Gus Ernpons in the form Of 1T Rhsun EysipsIas Pbss.
Hing Worn Bsers' Itch. sesd He'd, and Il in.tsydv N
Ihm Liniment will stand upoa tsnasic merit ~ caly
fssp D. 3 s's'iss e % Co.. s'ss 49,
an lner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

CI0wRG0s
~ S:;. ' ssSs:ss
Brig Caledonia, bc.droi, IS John. NF SMir: WI.
s ssss Msfsa
IS: Hs:: :s'i: s Rive,
H.: :|::: s s:i3s:si; ::::::
Arrived.
ship Nonatsn Farley Liverpool March H. with mdse. to
81 'Sir fS:I is.s:: Hsss.I.: IS DAY. from As..n4s.
ssS S sss e.: ssi: MOI D.:
@ -! Il *; a's 3d..
pssss1 ships ms. painted green sppesisd 70 Ssv:
bees II the T,t TER sSms tine
~ ss Sss: :r Chase - days fro" New
rS o:s s' ssg s. .S al.
/ ss:i :y i:s H, fs. Vi. Glib
r. as. Ssr sa. dS S
SaL Henry k.sy, Gray. ii days from cisnfassos. with
ESss D.: s.:ss: y s:, !. oB:,
81 u: n: from s' $
ms: Pig . s;y from ns:ss, ss
spoke Br bark Assilla. steering W c,r..s,;~
Nss..y VI. BRIG 20 S.sl . days
Brig Amanda Avery days from C~dsnas with moiassss
Brig Rsbsses Staples IL day: from Nex orls:ns With ,s
se e: r. from e rnad % Ne. Yos Ga he
g.: .% oss ssec BAKER, day. from
~ bs s' os1s DoSsSsy Phlaeell h with coal
sss s.A AZ: fro. wA;s hin s Nc Man:
SS:;::; s:s :::s Sss. 10 s:.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

New York, Friday, April IA.
AsHKs-We hear Of no sales in either descriptions
Pots are held at So e73 and Pearls at "a Is.
BREApsrurra-The market in the various articles
under this head yet dull Of SALE Operators are not
desrous to transact until receipt of the foreign
news Since report yesterday however there were
sales though not extensive In western Of common brand
At SD. Southern descriptions are yet dull We hear
OF no sales in Wheat, Rye sold at "a cts Southern
Corn held at O. ct Jersey So to 70 cts The stock Of
hour at Drockport the lh inst il said to be about
600 bbs; wheat 10 900 bushels. At Cuylervis, April
1ath Flour 5000 bills; Wheat, 81 900 bushels Oats
2e 900 Corn 900 Barley 1000. AT Moscow, April
18th, 5000 to 10 900 bushels Wheat.
Corror.-Tho transactions to-day again small, but
without any further change In rates. We continue to
auOte--
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LrynRrooL CLAssrrrcArIoN

FAMILY PaovIsror MARxEr.-Ths different markets
and Of best meat shops, usual, plsntu
~ supplied with the general variety Of meat: OF tnis
season Of the year. Beef Of first quality n 9emano
and prices have advanced. Fulton and Wesnineson
ladies in their early walks TO the show Of rcss tn
lips, and the many kinds Of early howsrs with rou
pireons and snips not 10 plenty. Fish Of al kinds
may say in abundance, with shsd and . few salmon
Vegetables continue plenty, with some nne rsaisnes
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Sshr Moun vsneu, Mssssryy u days ffou MuSfseS$pens
NO, Tar, &c. 70 Bensdies Wiliaas. -
ochr Julia Nancy, Lewis, from Nswben, NC. wild nal
Scnr lon. H..d.s days from Nswbsm. NC, with say,,
m Eliza, Terry, Philadelphia, coal. 70,
Schr Wissahiccca, Chase, vuginia. oystszs- !
Hchr Suffolk Adkins Philadelphia, salt.
6chr Amencan. Best, Phiadspha. coal.
Below,
lship; sbngs-snmswn.
Ships Zurich and New York still remain at anchor II
8pif
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g.I.s or ytocks NJ PhiIad.lphi.,

FIRST BoARD, April lilo shares u g. Bank, BIS "; 50
dol AZ 10 do Girsrd Bank, 9; 80 do Reading RR s5 Wds
SIX; 3l000 State S.. 66k
ArTER BoARD 80 Reading RR sly; 100 do Girard
Bank, b. ~; 5000 State S. 6S 1000 Reading RRBonds,
7o%.
sEcoND BoAnpsI shares Girsrd Bank s% 100 do b5 s;
5000 State S. 66x sshaes Mechanics Bank 2 Is do 24Z
oo do Reading AK 3x $oo 900 Stately ss; 10000 do b5
HrrEa BoAsD-siooo Reading RR Bonds 7sk 5000 do 7o;
5000 State So. 66k.
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Passenger Arrived.

CARDENAs-Brig Amanda-Capt Byron
NEW QRLEAHs-Ship New Han n.hira-Mp s.l-- NJ h;
s.varS1H-B:rh Isaac Meade OliPhant and lady. Mrs
Crane, Cross, 8 Basset q Hawyier M Porter, N
MoTiss. A Haywood, Baker, w b Burke, Mccain, Z
Hsy wood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

ArRIL l6-At market, 100 head, mostly Ohio Beef
Cattle including 900 driven to New York; 400 Cows
and Calves. $40 Swine; and 400 Sheep.
Prices-Beeves-Ths principal sales range at $6a$ol
the 100 lbs-about 100 left unsold
Cowes and Calves sell At $l6s30.
Swine brought $43s6t the 100 lbs
Sheep-We quote at s2a4A each, a. In quality.
Hay-The market well supplied, and the price of
good timothy has been ll0sl2Sc the owt Straw sells
at $6a6 the 100 bundles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18
MARITIME HERALD
Packets TO Arrive.
NOTICE TO sHrPMAsrKRs

sHIPMAsrERs.
We bope that Captains. Of vessels arriving At this port Will
deyer shipping lists news garcs!s in
tended for this oce other than the New York
Pilot, or Capt. Roman SrLvKy. Of our news Meet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

TxAs AT AucrIoR-Iuportsd In the ship Montauk
Tsrms-Notes ct six months payable m this city, to b
made satsfsotory to sellers
ss}; 80 chests 81; 800 lslb bxs 50.
Young Hyson-2s h chs 81; ~ do 81; - do TO- 20 do
% do SAT- lo7 do eS do 6i} 10 do 6o l5l do Ao -
4si 3as do 4s 81 do 4ei 10 do 4si l6e do As % do
=! 10 do All las do I'll lea do All i64 do xa 50 DC At;
III do All do cot; ala DO 4o 1876 do So 80 do 3oi ss9
do ss aol do s7t; 80 do 81; 10 do soi 81 do se do
se - do cases lslb bxs ~; 100 do oo $50 hf chs
0unpowder-6 h chts 81 05 II do os cts; 20 do 6si;
iss 90 o. 81 DO s7i Al ST io4 ssh do e6 l54
90 eSi do So do SAL ~ do ST. Ill do 6s4; $50 lab
DIS 1878 sb do sea47 2so cases canisers 4sa75
Is do lslb bxs 81 20.
REAL EsIArE AT AvcrIor-Lot South side 2ad
street near 4th Avenue, IS by 9s3 fest-$4 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18
ayes 10. noes Il,
House OF Representatives.
THuRsDAY, April Is, le46


DISCRIMINATING DUTIES
Committees were called for reports, among them was
one by
Mr.. LAWRENCE, from the Committee Of Commerce,
to whom referred the memorial Of Msssrs Buscario
and faig asking for return Of discriminating duties
paid 1900 barrels Of hour shipped for and landed at
Montsvdso, made favorable report, accompanied by
bill, which read twice and referred 10 the Commit
tee Of the Whole on the state of the Union.
From reading Of the report which accompanies the
BILL appears that Messrs. Buscario and Paig msr
chants Of Havana, and the Of tho Spanish
brig Rsstsursdor. which vessel arrived in Baltimore,
from Havana, In 1889, with cargo Of sugar coffee otc
consigned to r. w. Bruno and Sons who directed
by Mr. Howls and 6ens to make shipment Of hour for
their account by said vessel Montsvidso, and
gage freight for the same place, what goods might
be wanted TO fill her but no freight Offering Messrs:
Bruno and Sons put board fifteen hundred barrels Of
-four. In conformity with their instructions but on
learning at the Custom House, that they would be re-
quired give bond for equal to the value
the vessel and cargo, guarantee that the -four
should not be landed at Spanish port ~ prescribed IN
the third section Of the act CONCERNING tonnage duty
on Spanish vsssssr approved Juns 90 1884, t.sy de-.
clpsd mourning the responsibility, changed the dssna'
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Foreign Markets.

sr. JAoo DE CusA, April There il an increased
LOT Dag &c 81 which bags
in active demand at ~ q II. Mess beef 30; Amsri.
can jsrked beef 81 80 per 100 pounds butter IA
So; cheese Is; Goldfish ss7s; nour American and
Spanish $la; hams $iA; lard l2i; whale oil so onions
TO- potatoes soap 7a0 boards s27a27 so; hoops 42as0
hhc shocks and heads 81 60a2; sugar box shocks co.
coffee ial2; sugar, white brown 4a5; white alone
$lS Co.
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Yalee OF ytocks at Boston.

BRoxERs BeAap, April ls-l75 shares Norwich Werees.
ter RR s. Is do 10 do Long Island RI sx; 1000 do,
s4h 20 do Boston Worcester RR llsx DO Eastern RR
ox 3do Eastern RR ios 50 do Est Boston Co ds
SEcoND BoARp rs shares Norwich Z Worcester Mr.,
d. 50; Is dob 10 d. 5a; Is Long Island Ri sX; do do
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ton Of the vessel and sent her back 10 Havsna aer
paying ne dusi.s imposed y ths sssond
show that on the arrival Of the vessel At Hsvsns they
snd S not K:
break bulk but ordered her TO Montsvdeo. with her
:. fS.
e. u: return Of IL. duty s.pis;::d n. l:sI:. r..
doing The committee are Of the opinion that this
duty should be returned and therefore reported the
INSPECTOR or CUSTOMS At UTICA.
Mr. McCLELLArD, from the Committee on Commerce.
oosds aSoh the once Of Of cu.om:
Utica New York which was laid on the table, and or
rrw COLLECTION DISTRICT.
Mr.. McCLELLANDf rom the same committee, reported
s5ill to establish collection district Of Brunswick,
mittss Of the whole on the Sta's of the Union.
HALL-DRAwBAcK
Mr. McCLxILArD also reported q bill to extend to
whitehall and the collective district Of Chsmplain the
privileges granted by the seventh article Of the act Of
March g. ls4s, entitled an act Allowing drawback
Chihuahua and Fe in Mexico and to the British
North American provinces adjoining the United States
The bill was laid over for the present. and ordered to
Other reports from committees were made, but the
above only are Of general public interest.
PROTECTION TO srTTLKRs IN oREooa.
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, (Mr. Hamlin in the
Cne ana resumed the OF tue Dill 10 pro-
tect the rights of American settlers in the territory Of
Oregon until the termination Of the joint occupation Of
the same.
Mr. J. r IsoERsoLL, being entitled to the door, op.
posed the BILL ~ being an indefinite character dece
ive DISASTROUS and insxpedsnt and not only indefinite,
put mpotsnt II proposed that the jurisdiction Of Iowa
Should be extended the territory Of the Rocky
Mountains but whore wa. the necessity for passing
this bill before We knew what portion Of belonged to
Us there being various and conflicting opinions in this
particular He had within the last few days received
two books on this subject already have Mr. Green
hows The French book gives Us to az. the American
to "a 40, and the English none at all If gentlemen in
tended to claim to 81 49, let them say already
inscribed on doors. fences and signpos1. Why then,
shrink Lot gentlemen toe the mark He did not ask
them to put 81 40 in the BILL but to put in what they
meant The great question was whether this measure
acceded to, was to result in unnecessary war 50,
they should buckle their armor and prepare to fight
out Gentlemen should pause by precipitats action
they might place our country in q position to England
learned that Mr.. Side had not been received and
might result that Mr. Mcane would not continue to be
accredited, and, consequence negotiation the
subject O. Oregon be conducted and concluded.
Mr. WooD arose, not for the purpose of msking 4
the bill
The CHAIRMAN arked that I uould nof nouU ho In
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Element Of all their differences and disputes respect
That President Of the United States e. and he /;
hereby authorised hi: d:c elton. gye th british gov
CATION Of the said cou,sntioa the 9Th Of August s
And the following il the vote uponit:-
Clayton John NJ CLAYTON usr~a csnd "a p.y
ton Evans Greene Hsywood Huntington. Jsrnagin John
Uessm w.bs.r Wesseo, Wssdsr,dssr sm"'n' 'D'sh
bs .s:yc. Asfs tR:Sy
Dir fsEhsld Hsnnsgsn Houston. Jenn.ss Nilss Penny.
The amendment il Mr. Critisndsn's original propod.
ton excepting the addition Of the word amica6ls !"
Provided however That in order to AFFORD smpler him. and
opportunity for the sesment and sSustmeaa 81 Il,
5: Il, close f'iss s ::S
which being stricken out leaves tho question .n,ir.lv
at the Presidents discretion
Mr.. PsrryBAcKER moved to strike out the amendment
reported substituting an amendment the House
buttons, expressing the sense Of the Senate that the
long pending controversy be settled by amicable
Mr.. ssvIra declared the motion out Of ordsr.
Mr.. PErErsAcKass explained and amer some passing
remarks between the mover. Mr.. Johnson. Of Nd and
Mr. crttsndsn. Mr.. P withdrew his proposition.
anal act i,r sas ws wsrs now called upon to do
Interests Of the country He should with reference
to the public rights and the public interest
to as N COMMITTEES sS.,s III
ho =; Dan You advise the President in the prean.
gouauons are stopped The advice to Great Br,tain
was uncaned Tor. and was Illuminating to her Be-
the Senate In its executive chstactsr "a -, ~
iauve act, Decause II Connected with az t.sss..
ma.ns PcIsr ne would not 20 into any general view
dous majority Of the House Of Rsprs.sns,s Msmsn
thought was due to such sxprsssion ~ ~ ~
branch 70 adopt it, measure without nusilssssS. TSs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from 0O
to COCO ve cheap or general Of Pain
articles
Glass of the best quality from Wholesale
sTre:an
Mh Lead hard IN beat in kegs from % lbs so lbs
The above articles own selection nd warranted good
ounty gentlemen would do well call ard examine these
toods aud Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street
NeGt door 70 the RIehanre RAM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Ma ask the Of purchases
this market stock OF Fancy Goods
evng that they Will find as large and varied n RICH
FANCY GOODS establishment this city,
disposition and determination se similar
be bought this We have recently opened
late styles Of
Dress silks some very rich Laees, sbawls
Cashmere de- Ians RObes of every fabric and quality
Black Alpaca Robes
Cord and biz Alpaecas great vanety
Gro d"'Oreans Fads California Cheeks
Emhfoderes for welding and evening dTsSsss
Very rich emb'd white Silks for wedding dreses
Gloves, hhs Velvet Cuds
French worked Capes AMI Collars
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Ladies and Chidren's Hoods
Ladies and Infants Dress Caps
Trimmings Of every description
Fine green Berages
Blk and cord CnIes Corseu
Bonnet and Neck Rbsnds
Satin and Inserting do.
To'eiher with lrre of STAPLE GOODS such
Reached and brown Domesiies
Negro abi Bed Blankets
Jeans and KeEscys saiinets
Plaid LiHfeys, PIinis. Cotton Bate
Bin and bite Naddng
Go hs Cassimeres and variety OF VesiinEE
To those who buy for cash, punctuai customers will
offer great inducements II the above goods
e - HALVES, VAN DEURsEN 4 WARD.
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N OOH no YOIR INTERESTI NM

- serbsrs drcsreetfry info and the
public generally that they have received supply
the "oss fashionable and Other kinds Of CLOTHING
winter andto which they
w~ky consisting variety desirable
Pants, Drawers, shirt, Cca Bo-om. Socks dkfs
su.tende' &C kv~h which they will pleased
n the beet style and upon the reasonable
The pains ,ry have taken materials
reur goodness and beauty we they
having them mace under Their dua
bliy and &C It, their
desirable Ia select FROM apet-ons Can and for
nj HOOPER CRAPS Virginia Clothing Store,
no7-u No. g. Main st
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NOTICE.

'f'BE subscribers have entered into Copartner.
sh under the of orubs. Arp.-on for the purpose
co.. the Apotsesy and Drug busiss-- AMI have
ne IN formerly occupied BY samue r. AIDE Co No.
Mans
They ntssd keeping an times of Drug.
efnss fani- oh. sum, and nom
nisnd the pubic generally Dolh of having
~ 10 the bnsin- and having been engaged
this op hope by oo-r attention mcut
share Of patronage.
One OF both xn be found person
% putting up such ofde- om
chants and cters Particular attention puns
up such prescriptions as may be scs, To tho house.
PETER W. GRuRRS
n Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16

" EBB, BACON " co. offer Tor sale
w suGARs-3O hhds st. CroiI
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New ORLEANS
~ boxes Loaf
Is bbs Crushed and Pulverised
- tierres and 20 half do. New orIean, C.anhsd
Is boIe. Havana
MOLASSES-eO hhds Porto Rico
90 hhts and Is tierces Trinidad
20 hbds Carienas
CoFFEE-+Oo bags Rio
500 bags I.asuayn
l25 bag, Java
CANDLES-SS boxes Sperm
l6 boxes Stsare
so bores Hurs patent Tanow
90 boxes Tallow
Castle, Brown and Shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Nais and Brads
tons Bstered steel
Hoop Iron
30 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
baes shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
l2 bis Sperm Lamp
81 bS,S Tanners Oh
200 ueTces Thomaston Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Meats OF WOODWARD
Is Rice
so bhls Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon Sides
Is hhds do : ioudrrs
eUO bbE " G. Cut HernAgs
100 bbls Family Roe do
rs bbs Shad
Rosn-Tar
spirits Turpentine
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper %
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DIR. CMRIsTIE,s
u A Il V A &c RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

m -
- eeived universal sppvobatio. of ,n -
fesson Of Grrat comprises an entirety r,S
Galvanisn. a remedial agent BY mc.n. on -h,en ~ -
Gavanic Batteries. Magnetic M,eb,.-
TREY Dispensed WITH
Ped without the objections which arr for ~.
general mode strong do-,. and NJ ,,,.
Nais In which Gaan- applied BY the Machine. h,. heen
nouneed amer fair ps, a to be ,,r.,,.
projected. which, amer unee.,n, toll .rJ s
been eoash, It's p'e-n; state Of GAvAmo Rso.
respect. are more .Iys and s.sr, ~ ~
desired object 's ~
The RtSoa An,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-16

WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMBUSTION MERCHANT,
Ftrs Door bel0s TIE Guy Hstel,
OFFERS for sale
~ zoo bag, Rio and IAsuayra Coa.e
100 do stDomingo
100 20 Java and Manila do
80 hhds P. Rico and n. Orleans Sugars
DO Cuta Clarified do
30 boxes w. w. Loaf
do Mol do do
DO Puver.ed
90 hid, Moasses
90 bbIs ". o. Molasses
10 tons TIedegar Iron, assorted sizes
do County do
l do BIistered Steel
do German do
200 kegs Nails
100 sdts soe Leather
loo boxes SOsp
so do Sperm and TaIlow Candles
100 wrapping Paper
so DO Cap and Letter Paper
CcroonE Indigo
80 packages G. 4. and ImpTTss
Bark do
80 Kegs Powder
200 bags Shot
10 kegs bar Lead
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns aud other factories
1000 lbs do Seine Twine, Nos. i6 and.o
10000 los westeIn sid,s do
100 bb, N. e. Cut Hernngs
puneheons superior Old lava Rum
10 bbs ~ Z. do
pipes sup Holland Gin
taf pipe sup. Old Brandy, Tennessee
do do do do, o., Dupuy Co.
Or do do do,
10 bbs Imitation
do sup. old Peach
10 do do do Apple do, 3years old
30 do RiehaTi,on's No ! Whisky
50 do Tuscaloosa
IS do honongabea Rye Spirits
100 d. Cincinnati Roeufei Whisky
hhds do
pipes Old l.. P. NJ. Wine
pipe choice do do
do co DO
10 Or pipes NJ. do
do Bro Sherry do
pipe o. l. Port
ar pipes pure Juice do
10 bbl- Sweet Malaga
20 basktts Champagne, Anchor aud OiheG brands
bemyohns Spanish SegarS, Mustard
Starch, Copperaa. Alum, AIispics
PEPPER Ginger, Lamp OIL Lard, and Stos Thread
WITH small lot Of n. BuIney's sup. Family Four-aT
OF winch Will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
customers the usual time .2
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RUBERT MUTT
III. EUSTACE Il son

Virginia, ndine passing through Richmond 10 examine
their stock Of Drugs Medicines Pants Dye stuff. They are
prepared offer rch inducements make ttb.ir
'nteestto ecnhae their dealings their way place
Ginseng BeeWaH and FaIsse1 taben goods at
the highest market price s.A
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LIST MOL.
Farming and Gardening.
w. RANDOLPH d co, I2I Main street

w. RANDOLPH IL CO, I21 Main street
~ ehnond Va have Tor sale
Johr sons Farnes CScl1pnda syo- 81 90
RUINS Farmers Rctistor. vols syo. 10 90
Letters on Houi.ultlre ami Natural Phenomena IA
Mrs rs Vegetable Phys o.ory. qzI
DOwnings Fruu a"d frutTfees Of America. 7S
Davies Agricultural Chemistry, 90
Ruin on CaieafeOus Manuf,s. 20
Lebg's Agricultural and Animal Chemistry. svo Is
Morfelrs American shcpheri, 1 90
Popular Treatise on Vegetable Physiology gsl
Virgins American Farmers Instructor -vo 1 90
Down.ngs LandIcaTe Garden ng ant Rural Architecture
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gT Doughcry societies orlsf from his country f,r for
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WINCH has been successful operation s N years Ths
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~ Kinds Of bning done ye moderate pr
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10000 ACRES OF LANDS
FOR SALE,

In the States of Arkansas a. Mississippi.
HNHE undersigned now offers for saie forty
u thousand ACES Of Land 10000 in the ton growing IT.
son I" TIE states Of ATklnsls and Msppi. quantities
:" suit pufehasr Among the Of Hemp
stead SEVER Dalas CaTk, Wishtl, Union and
amonE the counties Of the latter STATE Desoto Marshall
en-, Pamela. fatab"sa, Chockuw, Carol, Holmes, Tia
latehe Hin's Washington, and Yszoo. Township Maps
have been procured Of pau Of ans taken ffon the
original Pas or u survey showing accurately eour,es
&c And the unabridged has ao procured great expense
competent persons IN Of BY
so tons who have furnished copou field giving minus
account Of the frJwth Of ber underground shrubbsy with
agram Of the springs courses Ge as also n. anay
nuon local advantages and value Of quarter section
-
TERhS-Pivs payments fh hard residue
N one Two Three ADD four JearS equal nsamebs
from date of sale.
NBrersons owning plantations adjoining or In the vicinity Of
he'e lands ean be ell who will show
ing TO purcht-e with
Further informal be had, by Addressing bowers
Memphis Tenn Vim ~ Bower Lite Rock Arkan,a.
paid or by applying hess Gboson Towncs. epbuE
W 'SHHDE OOO'OT-S0
WH. ". BOWERS,
GEsEEAL LIEB AsEHcY,
linus RocE, Arkansas, and 81
% I'LL hEsFHs Tennessee