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Tie late mr. Mcconnell.

The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
uiot, speaking Of this unfortunate gentleman, says:
Nov that General Mcconnell is dead and gone. peo-
pie begin TO remember that there were bright spots In hi.
character. ] knew him long ago in Alabama, and while
nc was IN Congress aud some Of tho newspapers md letter
writers we're handling him roughly, he would often come to
me, on account Of our old tc1uaintancoship, perhaps. and
with teas m HE eyes, beg Of me to interceds n his behalf.
and Try to get the editors and letter-wriers aforesaid 10 lef
him alone. Ho would Say that he asked II, not for hs own
snke, but for the sake Of his excellent wife and children.
On these occasiors ] more than once tod him that he
knew o. well a. he could be Told, hon he could put a stop
10 the abuse he complained or lie would reply, 81 know
u, ] know II you would have me to stop drinking and
i~roleking, and shut up his walking grocery! But / can't
do H. ! have tined many times, and it is Impossible. /
can't stop, but must 60 on" I once asked him what he
expected his end would be He replied senously-for he
was sober-thst he knew not. Hs wife. he SAID, was a
good christian, and would go to Heaven. Tie hoped his
children would; but a. FOR him-elE. he could only coy that o.
one period Of be lHo he was, Tor thirteen months. q sincere
eThoTter in the church, and " the God above did not look
back 20 that PERIOD Of bis life with a favorable eye, and save
him, why thea he would b. Loot, for no could d. nothing
now towards saving bimself-it was too late Poor Mac
pence 10 his ashos."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
From The re,erssUrs Ia,eiigenes-. sep,. n.
Death OF a valuable C~itixcn-


Died. on Monday night. the li,h instant. after A Ions and
mos, dis'rc'sins illness. DIR. THOMAS ROBINSON. ia
The 18th year OF hts age.
The general gloom that hangs over our town -,he upac
iected sorrow that marks every counieuancc. old and Young.
the starting tear that will not DO controlled. ali speak a
language not to DO mistaken. They proclaim tho loss of a
much loved and respected friend; Of one whose manly yir.
tues, noble character, vigorous intellect aud profound at
tainments had commanded universal admiration. whilst his
u~ncqualled professional ability, his numerous amisbie ouali-
ties. his numberless acts OF beneyolenee and cameron. Char
iy had endsarod him TO every inhabitan,o ~ P.,.,hn,r
Il the prayers OF thousands OF grateful beinps, whom his
skill had saved from the Jaws Of Death, could have avail.
ed to preserve his valuable life. no would We, DO In our
midst. Blu, il has been otherwise dccreed; and hi. cre,,
and good man has been called on TO pay the common Jebt
VI humanity. The grave now holds the mortal remains
OF tbs eminent physician, tho accomplished scholar The
man Of brilliant intellect. the Kind friend, the sympa,hi.iny
adviser, the generous dispenser Of charity, the exompl.ry
citizen, the Hhectionato father. Full Of years, and OF the
honors consequent upon an honorable and mcst useful liz.
he has been summoned from the scene of his EARTHLY la
bots to had, as we fondly trust. a resting place with his
God.
The deceased Was n native of Ireland; but for nearlv far,
ycars had resided in Petersburg, engaged in the liberal mac.
tce OF the honorable profession. OF which, at his death. n,
was the recognized head. In his youth. whilst pursuing
MS studies az Tiinity College, Dublin, where he was rradu.
a,ed with distinguished honors, he became intimately az.
qnainted with Robert Emmett and other gallan, spirits who
were afterwards celebrated for their heroic but unsucee,s-
lul attempts to elevate the political fortunes OF their country,
When tho association % United Irishmen was formed. he
enrolled himself in its ranks, and devoted himself earnes,-
" TO the noble cause II was intended TO advance. Compel.
led in consequence TO hy his country, he took refuge in the
United sta'es. bringing with him, aud continuing after to
cherish. an indignant hatred of oppression, and the SINGER
est devotion TO liberty and free institutions.
Shortly alter his arrival in this country, he eame n vi,
gina and settled in the county of Pcwhatan; where no sub.
sequenty married a daughter Of the late VIM. Murray. n
lady whose virtues and accomplishment rendered her an
object OF mingled love and admiration To all who knew her.
Having embraced the profession VI medicine, he moved 10
Farmville, (P. E. where no remained until the wear 1910
or III, when he liked his residence IN Petersburg. From
that time. until n few months previous TO his death, he wa.
asslduOusy and most successfully engaged in The nract,re
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n q TIC T. -
Hampton sydney Collie.
cARtSTtE,sN

Christie's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the di.eo,e-
e OF nssin science, the most useful and inpar ant are tho., a.
huns u Gaivannm and lie kindred banehrs Ei,crrei,y and Me-
netnm- The mrdie,l application Of these wonae, fl acct, A. =,
pie'eh' attracting peculiar 'ntsr II from nunerous aud .labLr e.,,,
utility. 'a'ue A"n
d. Cnrste's Gsiv,nie Rings and Magnetic Fluid NJ, N. m,.,
approved iofn OF application at present known /. eomhilI-g n-,f.,,
stv asd convenience with certainty OF benenciaI erees n, ~
nervous Complaints they are especially adapted. aud n, disease
which the my stenoss power OF Gaiyani.m can aGse, WIN I,,h.
permanently relieved. Many distressing complaints b, yopi N. r.sh
OF medical AIT, readily yield To their ptopsr zee.
o turhet pauieuarA see Advertisement I'm arotb,, mar, of hi.
paper explanatory pamphlets may be had rnus. by Rnrteation 20
the AGENTS tor this city. MesuL DUvAL Il PugCHLi' p,urvIr.
la Main street. Richmond. Va. So
aT Snnds' SarsaDarilla.--The instinct of ami
uals more direct la lis o,enuon than tho reaon Of man ,r,cL..
Them what vegetables to eat and which 20 avoid. put m,,, i,.sinc,
can 70 no hrhet-t cannot improve upon Tire discover. H..
longs TO enlightened reason to elaborate. TO inpuy, tn p,,fcet ,b.,
winch u has discovered. Sands saruararula Il. an ,,emnl,d.,-
uon OF the wonderful efficacy which intellect. tbtoush The u.s.lIu,,
OF scientific rescaeh and philosophical experiment. NAV Jrv,lo,
'hr preparation OF q medical root In all scrofulou. an. Sos An
every di'onter originating in = diseased condition OF m. ynaI 10.
mehi-ani bow large n proportion OF all diseases % these eIa,,..
eohprehead this well known specific - d ~ to b, inf.ihle An A,
ehecis' "tcn all Other practice has faied-whcn III. exhibitio, az
every oiher variety 81 medicine which skill OF h 10 suggested In.
proved u~l-s-' ssnds' sarsapanra has in numberlr., intapr,.
wroushta speedy and radieal cure.
for further particulars. and CONCLUSIVE. eyideue, M n. n.,to,
Vaue N emeaey, see pamphlets, which may be obtained of ths
agents gratis. NV
W Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. and Cor o,tat
y 1913 o'shNDs, Druggists and Chemists, Granite nuildinR.
". 90 ntoa'way, corner of Chambers street. New York. Soi ,i-o
oy puNALS PURCELL, Agents Main street, Richmond Va
rhee' " per bottle or sn bottles for dollars
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

W The Union publishes q letter from w. J Brown, I'd
Assistant Postmaster General, deciding that members Of
Congress have no right to frank speeches or other printed
matter longer than 80 days after the expiration Of a session
Il Congress. This opinion has been drawn from him, it
appears. in order 10 arrest The iranking Of the great speech
Of Mr. Stewart o. Pa. on the Tanh. the effects Of which
the Administration seems 10 fear more than the garrison Of
Fort Brown did the bomb-shsIls Of tho Me1icans. Bythr
way. we have promised to 10y tho whole Of tins admirable
speech before our readers, and We shall do 80 IN tho eooDe
Of a few days. Itis q perfect magazine Vi facts, applied
with q power Of Argument rarely eIcelIed. We are not
surprised tha,ibo Second Assistant Postmaster General has
been induced to veto is circulation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

W As the Indian formerly Toamed over the mountains OF Peru,
uHeonc Gus OF the vast wealth that lay hidden beneath ito surface I:
90, I'll lately. have W. siroled through ouT native forests, iEnoan,
OF The fact that they contain ingretisn.s which. IN hands skilled by
study aud experience. form BY far the most eheacious remedy Tor
all kiads OF Pulmonary aud Liver affections known TO the world ;
yet this 10 tue. Wild Cherry bark and Tar have, indeed. been ussd
before but their virtues cOuid not be hny appTec ated, because they
were not fully extracted. Dr. wiFtlr has dole this-aud his BaL
En NJ VIII Glory (which contains as1 an extract Of Tar - a.
ionishing every body. especially tic ". Ds, BY IT, woLdenuI eniea.
~ In Asthma, Liver C'mPhinu, Cougts Gods, Be. ding Of the
Lungs nfi safes n Consumption etc. This Bai am IL made from
materials which nature has placed IN al 1Oithe N Iautudes a. AN mi.
dote for disolsgs caused BY cold climates
Mature IL but the Mans tor an effect
Whose cause Is God"
Let us not neglect her painsst dictates. Always be sure 10 get
the genuine article as spurious BALKANS. &C. are aaoat.
For safe In Redmond, wholesale and uttl. by
. 10 GAYNOR A. WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
DIED,

On the evening Of tho 9th September, vrEsrSA DAs.
pRinoE, third daughter Of Henry l.. aud Virginia I. Brooke
OF this city, after n protaoiod illness OF sovoral weeks,
aged 4 years. Again has death berof her parents OF a
lovely child. But n few weeks since they moumod the
los Of anoincT. a mysterious Providence has called Them
nRnin to weep nj tho grave Of QUO of tho loyelest flowers
oi earth. May lie who "tempen tho wind To tho sbom
lamb" enable them to boar with hrmness and resignation
the seyerest trial which n kind God visits upon a parents
hoou.
Atthe residence of her husband. in tho county Of Ches.
torfeld, on the 9Th inst. Mrs. ELzAnErH FLouRNoY, consort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

Fumes RUNAWAY sDvEs-Wo ind tho following In
tie Hag,rstown Herald Of Freedom Of Tuesday morning
Fifteen slaves, mon and women, belonging 10 Mcasp.
Dali. Roichafd, the MoBrs. Cagots, and Df. Renoh, ab-
seconded IN o body on Saturday night last They pussed
through HaRofstown shout half-pasi 10 O'Clock Ia the
night. on their wy 10 ChamborbuR' mounted upon honca,
with which they had provided themselves. We understand
that nine u the fifteen funaways were arrested and teour.
I'd In the neirhbJrhood'of Chamborsburg-iho other SIX
aro It'll NJ lafgo.
We have Iust been informed that that far-famcd colortd
clergyman, the Rev. Billy Bcvans, has, Ike on unkind shep.
herd, abandonod his NUMEROUS Rock for the dear boon, H.
bcfiy, taking he leave for 'pufs unknown" on Saturday
night.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

~ Tho Washington Union yoJ. .he D, length the
Proclamation Of Santa Ans o., no psop.s NJ Mexico. b,
sued soon a'tsfhH arrival st Y,m cur. An ,b.t,,,t of
this d7cumsnt appeared 100 ys%s'sfisys Wing We d., no,
EndH sufficiently inicfesIag o. t,7,'s ~ b. o. much Poo,
~ iu publication would require. Tie usf between Mer.
ieo and m' United Hat'' b. bafsIy alluded ~ ~ ganr
Ana, whos'ens 90 BE- chiefly interested I1 mpesching de-
Integrity OF PareJss. end in ~ posing tho ini4n,is fsndsp
oy Of bic measures. srnts Ana Droui-,s 70 Boz .s "slay,
NJ public opuon" bono,i,rb. sad 10 Gbly o. e,sfo,m .,
Che wishes u de people, 10 be snrr ~ mzlia,s ts Re.
public, end 60 p'acehsf Institutions on lnn f,Bedaao..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
From the Milton Chronicle. Sept. II.
INnnIih Of Iltn RnnnnLn KnIInr

Tie whole Roanoke country h. 8 prey 90 Fevor-btlious.
c0ngesfvo, &c. Tho number Of deaths BE- few, consider
inR tho many victims 10 disease. IN Halifax county, Va,
iloio ae o number Of donssly populated neiqhborhoods
where scarcely a man, woman or child has escaped the
se9ufgo. Aud while the country tlat surrounds our town
hes gryaucd begoatn iho burning hand Of fever, It b. fomsr
kabio hat Milton has escaped. 20 far, with the exception Of
20 lev casss. But az these ao Of recent origin, and De tho
weather continues dry and exceedingly warm. we sre al
most afraid 10 ssy n single word complimentary Of tho
health Of our town. Our ol Get citizens toll M that they
never know 20 much sickness 20 exist In tho Roanoko coun-
try o. dorH The present season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

EruyIvE Pmts At TVS WEr-Tho Detroit Daily
Advertiser II the "a instsnt says that very extensive fires
were committing fsvsges on both sides Of tho st. Mays
river, and on the upper part u the lower peninsul', IN The
noighbofhood Of The straits Of Mackinac. They had been
burning sevsrai weeks. Itis said. spys the Advertiser, 70
extend 10 Fond du Lac on the Lake Superior, " not tho
Mississippi. The night scenes ~ Muekinac are said 10 DO
81 The most magniieentaud imposing Characteristic whole
heavens On bcih sides being Illuminated by tho vast con
nagradon. There bas been no rain ior weeks and the fires
WOO doubtless comm need BY the Indians.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
Loss of The Truxtou-

The Mobile Herald and Tribune, of the 9Th instant, pub.
fishes two letters from the U. S. squadron containing some
further particulars relative TO the loss Of the brig TuXton.
AS our accounts have not yet been very full, everything re-
lsting To the matter will be read with interest. The fol-
lowing letter gives a more minute account than we have
yet seen:
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
STATS OF THE STOCK MARKET.

STATE OF Il sToCK MARKET.
ksrosf,p or pkvERlks BLAIR, IacKssKp srecx pKokER.
sta,e o per cents. per value . 90 = hold at sioi. H
Couo alton Q per cent? par value eioo-As sls. atsIOs.
James River a kanawha Bonds. guaranteed by the STATE, mar
value sioo-h-h At par and interest
Ehehsnse nank ssoek. par value sioo-las s,lss at sioa.
fsrmeu' Hank stoek. rar value sioo-hed at sot.
Va. hank stock par value s7o-heh at sss.
Manchester Cotton aud wooea Manufacturing s,oek, par value
eloo-heh ut SOS.
$50.
Richmond, rmdehehssug q Potomac Railroad stoek. par value
sIoo-hed at SIS.
tn so1.
Richrn, nd and Louis. R. n. s,oss. par value s,oo-a.u :, ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

" There hu, bson one ease Of Yellow Fever In Mobile.
The Board Of Health Of iha' city, however, say that the
young man under he Influence contracted The disease IN
New Orleans. The papers Of tho later city uo slsnt ~
ir be- healnh-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

- Tho Newark Daily hdvonssf N ts Tab ,ast. in-
iofma n' That ofiep hnd bson received 10 1at ehy ~ sus-
pend The iurher building u government sagons. Whether
csys mat plper hts On entire saspssu9g, Of but tempo.
fery. We me not advised. About 20 have bssn Construct
cd and sent forward heretofore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE.

SErTESnER Is. 1876.
s received, and for sale, the following
~ new Publications:
The sieOhian ve,psfs; or the White Cross Of 81 Luke, an h .,o.
real Romance, by Dcnnis Hannirn-lse
Pau . Pictorial History of England-os
J O. The stHiesnen OF tho Commonwealth OF England by
John Fosier-25
Part ID Martin the foandlinE-G
Another rurply Of Married and Single, Lover, and IIu,h,,l,-
25 cts ''a"N
SwteihsAIts aud Wives-eS
Fanny Dale, OF n year an.r Narri,ye-oS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

p The Ab,fdonis's Of Esv York hsys nominated
h'nT Bradley Tor Govem0, snd WIN. l.. Chaplin ft
Lieutenant Governor. There will be no lo,. ibsa str toE.
Gu IN The held to witi Wing, ~Loeofoeo. Nsuvs, Abol.
uon' AMI Rent, and National Reform.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

VoIoaSIc syxProws ~ NEw HAsrzmaE-Deeffold an
insulated village between Portsmouth and Concord, has OK
pefieneod during the last ~ years occasional reports or
explosions In the ground apparently ofa volcanic or CASE
OPS BatpTo, Wihin q week here hsve been 90, 20 severe
- 10 throw down stone vsls, JAG the buildings, and alarm
- -sabls. Ut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

"WIfmaGTos, Sept Q, 1916.
Gsnhsnsn.-I hasten a. INFORM you rhst n snow pref.
" ceraln thntsHIsfM r Richie will rsufs from The Union
md q new Editor take ns place, Of the "GlJbe will be- o..
vyed. Nj information j. from an ufIyIbfcd r,ufce, and
the editor that = g. be-, o. nov On biz aay fY Wellington.
IT, BE- amply qualified, e. % ihOf01gh-gYing Democrat. aud
will zsaloDsly defend he cardinal pulcpss .l t.e Democ.
ncy 0i The nauOn. Quiet fsigns 100 tho Cabinet C.unais,
aud no fear arc mt naInsd Jut t1at tho messufss ri tho
Administration will b. s1sisined Wy the uss' Dydy n the
people.
81 am not o. liberty 10 name tho gentleman fsfeutdt m,
but 700 usy rect a-sufed that whatl haze sisted a % fixed
Tact ] fhal iDfbtaf mnking any comments Of pf.srug boo
The nehnNme, Fe shsl anyiousiy susit The u.IitDt your
Perns}igan1 oscuYus. 4. eyes sv mfnsd 10 Us KEY.
s'off'' ss even effort tat Wing ingenuity csn dcgse, sud
| contest"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

az Nj. Calhcun auiyed IN Greeuvillc, 5. C., on The 9th
ist, sud lcn ts sane night IN the stage for he residence
IN rendistoa. fhe papers sy hat "ho foiurus home In
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

EJrcrvEvr.-Ths people Of Mercer county, Ohio, have
Riysn notice that all colJred PERSONS must leave that plsce
by the let Of March neat, OF they have resolved 70 remove
Il naatn nnacoablu. Al fhnu oan-loscIblY. III fnoy must
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

W = letter 10 The editor from a fnsnd In OH, static
ihai beee, ihe Wing candidate Tor Boyernor. un 4. $50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
III, Fp~>,r L,srsry s"d Neatly Jovroai Of Arricui.

TN TW"TTN NIT"|W ~" ''""'"'W N"'I||I y W|TTIT"
furs.
Tho stpiemhcr nunib~t Of It's valuable periodical pub
l,.hed IN New York b. Mosiu. Groeiy & MeElrth AZ 81
per snoum. sna edited BY John s skinner, Esq has been
received. The New York Courier says, "tr o.. By I'll obs,
ds bc.t work Of tie kind Published IN Inc q. ssesi' aud
We piesumo tiers afo not two opinions on that point. The
long experiences Of Nj skinner, a. well % bic fine talents
give him peeuusr qash6osdons Tor conducting on aeheul.
turl ioomal II sutpssses every Other agricultural journal
soo, N ne unseusllsd elegance q he typography and IN the
hssu,y II 10 numercu. ilususuvs eneraviar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
british DUTY on Tobacco.

We find The following %posRnpb 10 fsforeneo 10 he
heavy duty levied upon Tobacco 10y the British Tariff. and
the remote probability Of DO modification, GOm q letter
from London 10 ihc New York Hers'd
"Dr Bowring, M Hume, and a lev ouitr, ~un-uppou-
ID by any pouonal or parry influence, have been endss-
vofng 10 bung in a measure for tho reduction of the duly
on tobacco. Such q measure BE- Of more interest than, per.
hsps. any other commercial matter 10 tho o.. States. and
would affect, benehcially. the commerce ~ the Union con
sideraby mote than the repeal OF the corn laws ran ever BE-
expected 10 DO; bat, you nay rely upon h, he reduction will
never be made. Tobacco, Use this county, BE- mo arItIc fofc.
~. n Of OH used by the test classes. Sometimes, indeed,
they may pull hosogaG bot then iir from llavsns. The 10.
bsceo II the u. STATES D. solely ustd by the masses. Who afe
not ~ OH concerned with legislation. II Will bo vain.
therefore, 10 expect sny modification II the severe testuc-
lions imposed 0u The tDbaccp uadc win me United States
No great party will move boo the mater-u,e men who have
weighiin Pafiamsnt and with he country will not and
the revenue b. too large which it products. tD think O
NEEDING with a. lnthis single article of c0mmcfce. ihr
crest end available argument, viz. Reduce duty, und yot
increuso brdi consumption and revenue" bel NJ M ave
Shsiovcf. ior foil three quatiew Of tho people dlrk ua
she consumption BE- alrcady too great ~ such nffroug smcI
hnr weed. Those even who nee % think so. and promise
every now and then. Co leave he pfacucc OIL, ssd trusta'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
Tic Enecmnrc Orpnn.

The following letter from Washington appears Ia tic
Philadelphia Keystone, one Of the leading Locyoco popors
IN hist city. We give "a BE- o piece Of news, Tor what II IL
worth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRkroRrkp AND coRRfcrkp rwfcE A WIKI FoR ruE wHta.J
SkrrKsBkR IL, 1886.
T~oBACco.-Therc is so little doing at the WAR
Houses. that We find il difficult to give quotations. Real.
middling qualities have rather improved ON last weeks
prices. Manufacturing descriptions scarce aud in demand.
FLOUR.-We quote sales Of old at 81 to 4&-new. at
~ to II holders are now asking more.
article 10 at all prices from SOC to 100,
as in qualify.
coRN.-Receipu have been very light-it is in de-
mand at sac for good.
O~ATS-26a27 cts.
CUT NAILS to 4fc.
N. c. CoTToN-s 81 cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 as; Black
25a50e.
wH1sKEY-Hogsheads 22lc, bbs. 23ic, duh.
CANDLES-Spcrm 26a27c.; Patent Sperm aOc: Uuu,s
Patent l3c; Tallow l0al2S.
CoFFEE-Rio 6ia73c; Laguayra 7a7ic.
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-S4 per bushol.
PIG RoN-S25 to IS.
FiSH.-Herings, No. l, 81. No. 9, 81 receipts over.
LlME-eO a Csc from vessel.
MoLAsSES-N. Orleans 2sa3oc; Porto Rico 2sa 3Oc;
Cuba l6a22e.
olL-win,cr strained oil best 100 cts; Fall strained
90s92ic.
PRovISloNS-Bacon. Smih6eld Ct cents; Western
Sides 5ia6t; Shoulders 3ia4i cts; and Baltimore Side,
6a6te; shoulders 4ba5 cts; Hams 6ia7i; Lard 6i,7Se.
PLAlSTER-From the Wharf, last sales, S2,75 to
S2.Slt per ton; do. Basin 1915.
SUGARS-Wo notice an Improvement in sugars. N.
Orleans eaIti =. Rico 7aete; ST. Croin sia9i; woolseys
Loaf l2c, do. crushed lie.
SHOT-5ic.
SALT--Livcrpool. 81 Csc.
from sal to q; Sheep from 81 to u;
Hogs Sc.
EXCHANGE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18
RLACK IRON POLISH, Gor n

~ RaIinFf. Sc, Sc This article produces on Iron mHi
Gates, md an kinds 81 Iron work, n BEAUTIFUL JET black p,ish,
quirihR no mote labor than he application NJ on ord nary var
IL very durable. md is not effected BY errorutcs. eHccu
projecting IN. Iron fom The action q Tho weaihsr. For sas b
DuYAt, A. PURCELL,
ne ~ Druggists. ia, Main ~ e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-18

Range of THERMOMETERS,
Al J. W.. haRdotph y Co.'s Bookstore, l2l Nam street,
SEPTEMBER II, Isie.
O'Clock. II o'clock. 3 O'Clock. 5 o'clock.
65 10 IS 75