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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. /, 1876.
EXTRACT.l


The news Of the recent engagement be.
tween the allied forces and the Buenos Ay-
rcans at the mouth Of the river Parana, has
clined to think that 1t will effect the passage
of Mr.. Aliens MISUNDERSTANDING res.
oiutions. 1t is asked, what are England aud
France aiming at9 Do they intend to make
the internal difficulties in the Argentine Con-
federation an excuse for taking possession of
the La Plata country1 If so, and it is quiet.
iy submitted to on our part, will they not next
essay to effect paciication of Mexico-a set
Element of the existing difficulties between the
rival factions in that country. by partitloning
the territory, from the Rio Grande and the At
antic to the Pacific Ocean, between England
and France? Do not the movements Of the
agents of those governments, and an agent Of
Spain now stationed in Cuba, show that some
important intrigue. connected with contempla-
ted European interference in Mexican. affairs.
is in hewind' five close Our eyes to what
they have jnst perpetrated in South America,
do We not, virtually, not only encourage them
| to carry. out their views, On Mexico, but debar
ourselves from even protesting against what
they may in future do upon our very border
The English and French papers, responding
to the non European interference recommsn-
dations Of the message, in fact claim the right
for England and France not only to plant new
colonies on this continent, but TO take such
measures as they may see fit, for what they
are pleased to term the protection of their COM
mercial interests in America, which, in plain
English. means to subvert existing govern
ments whenever and wherever they can find
party in either of the American republics,
who will govern the countries for their bens'
| fit and under their dictation, being kept in
power alone by the employment Of British and
French money and ships Of war. Such was
not the policy of Europe with reference to
: America in 1926, when our friends in Con-
gress weni against sending minister to the
Congress of Panama. The principle which
then governed Messrs. McLane, Polk and
} others, whose speeches during that great debate
have been so much quoted of late, Legitimate
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

The editor was absent this week on profess
sional business, e. we suppose We had as we'll
tell our readers of it,) which will account for
orr columns being filled up with extracts. We
have, however, given as palatable dish Of
selections as circumstances would permit of.
There is not much time left to read papers and
write out editorials, after working from seven
in the morning, till nine at night. - .--
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

We learn from Capt. Messer, of the brig
Lisbon, which vessel arrived at this port on
the Sd inst, in seven days from Mariel, Gu.
ba. that an English steamer had arrived al
Havana, from Vera Cruz, with instructions tc
Santa Anna to return forthwith to Mexico.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

10 England ty Mr.. GAIIATIN, in The
Presidency and snder the direction Of
Mr.. ADAMS. That proposal was 10 take
the 49lh degree of north latituede as far as
the sea, as the boundary line, reserving to
Great Britain, Vancouver's Island, the
harbor of St. Juan de Fuca, and the free
navigation Of the Columbia. This would
be a concession as far as superficial area
of ground is concerned. II would leave
the United States masters of the greater
part of the Oregon. But it would secure
the principal advantage of the country, the
free navigation of the Columbia, to the ser
wants of the Hudson Bay Company, as
well as harborage. anchorage, and settle
ments for English vessels trading with
China and our possessions in Australia and
New Zealand. II would concede all that
the most successful war could acquire
sovereign but barren dominion; but it
would secure all the commercial blessings
of an honorable compromise and a rational
peace. It would not deprive the native
Americans of any equitable advantage, but
it would retain for Englishmen that priv
lege to which they are justly entitled
the privilege of sharing ia the traffic be-
tween North America and the English set
dement's in the Pacific. No impartial man
can expect than that an English Minister
would ever consent to transfer to the U.
States the monopoly of the carrying trade
between Hudson's Bay and English colo
MES In that sea.
We hope that no rules of diplomatic Ell.
quette will prevent our representative al
Washington from making some proposal
Of this kind. Wehope, also. that no false
pride, or more ignoble sentiment. will pre-
clude the Ministry of Washington from
accepting it. find if they do reject 1t a.
coming from as, zee do not see hour. af
ter such rejection, they can refuse IL
submit the question Of miles still left IL
dispute. TO the arbitration Of some ''eutra
Po,cer. To reject an offer conceived il
the spirit Of peace and moderation, at tit
same time TO demur to the suggestion Of
reference, would be to deserve. not les
than to provoke, the imputation of the mos
reprehensible obstinacy or the most inso
lent injustice.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

E. j. Lyons, Rsnouator.-Ws have seen some
of this gentleman's work, and must say il
comes up to all he has promised in his card.
Old coats are made new-apparently-and
we have no doubt he will receive that share
of patronage he so richly merits. He can be
found at the Hanover House.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

WAKE FOREST Co1Lrsr.-The Raleigh Regis
ter says that the Rev. VIM. Hooper, d. D., former
ly Professor of Ancient Languages in the Univer-
sity of this State, and now one of the Professors
in the South Carolina College, at Columbia, has
been unanimously elected President of the Wake
Forest College. and it is understood will accept
the appointment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
ErIIGRATION TO TEXAS.

The Schr. Ticonic, Captain Dickman, sail
ed from this port yesterday, at 10 O'Clock for
Matagorda, Texas, with SO passengers on
board, 46 whites and AZ blacks. The emf
grants are from the counties Of Nash and
Edgecombe, under the care of Mr.. Timothy
Terrell.
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WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
The following gentlemen have been appoil
ted the Democratic State Committe under Il
order Of the late Convention:
William w. Avery, of Burke.
John w. Ellis, of Rowan.
Calvin Graves, of Caswell.
Robert P. Dick, of Guiiford.
Robert Strange, of Cumberland.
Gabriel Holmes, of New Hanover.
Weldon N. Edwards, Of Warren.
Louis D. Wilson, of Edgecombe.
Thomas Bragg. IT., of Northampton.
Josiah o. Watson, of Johnston.
Perrin Busbee, of Wake.
CASTOR H. Wilder. Of Wake. ..
William w. Holden. of Wake.
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adv;.e those Who take an interest in the rising
generation, to visit the school They cannot spend
a few hours more pleasantly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

We refer cur readers 10 the first and fourth
pages of to-day's =" Lournal," for sundry arti-
cles of general interest.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06
THE MEXICAN NEWS.

We present below the important news from
Mexico. The news confirms the rumor pub
lshed by as three weeks since, that Mr.. Sill
dell. our Minister to Mexico, had been refused
to be received by Mexico:
rs From the N. O. Pcayuns Oath ult.
81. From MEYIrO s..f.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

Temperancc.--Queen Victoria's liquor bill
amounts 10 $4,000 per annup.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

dept the policy, j, is 100 probable that
war will be the result"
The Morning Chronicle has two articles
on the message. The editor, while he
supports the President in his free trade
theory, denounces the ''sharp practice" by
which Mexico has, as he alleges. been
feeced. He marks, with reprobation, the
passage in the note presented by the Anne
rican agent to the Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs at Mexico, in which England is de-
nounced as the common enemy of the two
countries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-02-06

SOU: townsman, Commander Ingraham
was in command of the Somers when she lief
Pensacola, and this 10 probably an error in tn
name.-Char kston Courier.
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We are not solicitous to push our rights
10 its extreme point. We, therefore, will
not claim for them, nor for ourselves. that
capacious district between the southeast
bank Of the Columbia and the Rocky
| Mountains. We concede this-we con.
cede il because We prefer settlement to
litigation. compromise to a contest,
peace to war. We concede naked right
for the retention Of an undeniable good
But we cannot acquiesce in the surrender
Of positive and long-enjoyed benefits. We
think. then. that every purpose both Of
honor and interest scould be a,as,cered, II
the British Minister. on Uhon s,o,c de-
UolUes the duty Of making fresh proposals
to the Government ofthe United States,
acre TO rc',e,c 0n his part The offer made
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MORE NbW BOOKS,
Received By Drinker A Mari,

- 81 Main Street.
II MIRA
The Mo- British Pla'sreh. Ives af Men distinguished I'M
ue recent Hstory Of England talents virtues or aehiye
ments By W Taylor. III. D
Inc tHf edition TO Ro-neo of NJ ship do Zoe the sapps
ION o. fraey with extracts from Of James BROOKE
LAIaNas BY Captain, the Hon Ke7pel the two
Us. Osins Nos u and 10 HaTpers' Nisceiany
FIeatise on Ase RI. b. EHas LOOMS. A N
No 6Pietofial History England
No Statssmsa Of the Commonwealth II Erg,,rd
No Moues Geographic Maps
Nos - add 10 Ilus,rat- Il Wandsr M Les,
Nos 81 s5 90 100, Harpcs Illuminated pnd Illustrated sbs
49, - N"'A
Inc Arts Of Auerea1 Of ogapheal Sketches Of
wares lie 90
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II. w. a ,. >. FRY Il CO.,

Ill. w. ~ ,. }. FRY ~ CO.,
wHoLE.ALE DEALKks,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Conse
500 bags Lag.
$50 90 old white md Java do
i 5S A % , E S,le'H' Sugar part prime
10 DO 81 CroI do DO
IS casks clarified do
6S boxes NO Loaf do
30 bbs crushed do
20 do puiEsnssd
so hide Molasses
100 kegs Nas, best quality
1900 SIDES Sole Leather
5 tons bis'cred Steel
eases and sheer Steel
zoo boIcs Sperm and TaHow CanHes
1000 rms wrap. Paper part large
800 - cap and letter
eeroons prime indigo
so packages e. r, Imp'l nd BlacE Teas
IS bbls lamp and tanners on
200 Kegs rife and blasting Powder
Far Lead, ShoG and Bar
Nader Alum and salt Petre
CtppeTas, Sulphur and salts
Soaps, Mustard ChoeoIlts, king,
sIlO AMI loNI2
Coz Rope, Cords ant Lines
Ashton sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Salt
SO WOODWARD
Pepper, Spec and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos NJ
factory pnees- '' '''' -
Sheeeivng and Forwarding attended To- An
Etds OF produce received m ignment An ~
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w. S. IL ]. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE

10y the Ships Garrick and Warterloo, via New
- York from Liverpool have received Spring mPona
OF English Hardware and Cutlery also, from the Northern
Cities, n full assortment of American Hardware.
We have the imported largely OF staple goods and
have been eareu the patterns styles and qualities Of the
articles adapted the Of trade We feel confident
prepaTedto sell thai will be satisfactory, and
p.etfu and friends generally, purchasing
Hardware, to Samine our stock and prices -
W. 8. q J. DOMAIN,
III Main
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REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my Office over the store oil
ne-rs Mase White At which place always be found
and WIZ attend Dsnetnany snrur, 10 m.
70 Inc hng "a, and -ens of pvae as selling
renting out of houses and eetnx generally
~ I'm ROBERT HILL
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Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac RaiI-Road.
FISHING PARTIES TO PINEY POINT.

OilCE N hereby given that tickets 10 Piney
Point With the privilege Of returning charge any TIM
ounx ~eeE nom the day of hshns
other excursion parties of aEkf only
an I1 II. SHARP. Arenf Trnn.r
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EARLE, Merchant Tailor,

~hOHSs s.hsnLs, Mcrcuant IHtIOr,
NO t75 CnESNUr STREET. fiiiLADEi.PiuA.
~ constantly hand, his Tailoring
posr the Sais House
kngh cohs Casmefes and Vesng- arrival
w lie conducts the eabhmsnt th. principle Of sending
no garments out Of his bat Of quality and
thus that h. long enjoyed the of this
and throughout the Union. lie would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen visiting the city them will
orders entrusted hun, -yi and
the quality be- had
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

ISs..ts1,I-.5553Ss "y VaHuI TdCkets 10 and from
Lynehburg. and from thence in Stages
e NaSrai Bridge or the Sweet Springs White Sulphur
On and amer the 9th Of July, Packet will leave Rich
mono dy at NJ Sundays excepted and Lynehburr
nert day g p. NJ.
hETuE1So-Leave Lynehburg daily p NJ SATURDAYS
eep'ed, and IN Riehmondin hours
Two nes Of Stages owned by Terry Martin run from Lynch
ourE 10 the While Sulphur distance 100 BY the Nau-
RAJ dse ana Dbres Springs and the other by Fpeasie and
the Sweet SPRING.
Pasrgers for staunton by Monday "Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers Tor Famve Prince Edward Charlotte Court
Houses leave at A. NJ days with the
at Carev1e Afer will @ hob
and down p NJ
Passengers leaving Fsmyne 10 NJ arrive in
neIi A. NJ Al g. Those going Canal connect with the
up Boats ie 20 BOYn, EDMOND q DAVENPORT
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Paints, Oils, Putty, &c.
"HrrE LEAD-Lssis' No. I, Eaua and Pure
w ldnsscd 81 ard fuuy
Spirits rurpentite
vsrnishes Hoicd Oh
ChfOme Green. chrome yellow
Fsris Green No 4 BrurrFek atsen
and evyy decrpton Of .ooars and rou,a In ,,r.th.
With 90 eSceent aofen Of Paint Brushes a, sire. 20, ,,s
~ y DOVE
ENAMILH FLOUR. few bbls. OF the above
ar,s, Of NJ "Holins" hsud new as,
up HENRY LUDLAM a co.
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To THE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFILIATED.
nR. T.. ID. ROBINSON would inform the pub
~ lac that he - still succeeding
OF the following forms Of disease apply
10 him amer having been abandoned by Faculty
White swengs Seal Head letter Uoerous
Dopsy Tumor weHs Rheumatism Diseases Of the Liver
Dyspepsia Agse and Fever Cancers eprosy 81
hereural diseases &C The latter he failed
removes the mercury from system the pa
tent even when the Hot Springs fail lie
hundred eaes Of Rheumatism and failed ehcetng
entire Tie also h,a remedy
the most satisfactory be many persons living the
city and vicinity who have been euredby may
suited.
9- oee Franklin opposite the Exchange no Rich
mo nd 4
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N IN
80. hoOhA Nv -
MOL" Pratt street, ncnr the Hridgc,
1sphH raa shLfUL .nAksE or
DIX X
I. - "A ~ ~ 10,
EJhESENlS To the afflicted the most certain
u medies Treatment in anlar disease and
chronic affections ioand thi. city or the Union
having Zoe the years baltimore been
under the regular PHI ns Offers ella
public eonbisne. VIII oh aspire
.Eh could grateful testimony 21
poo that have been cured
CURE WARRANTED OR No CHARGE,
In from ~ TO a. hours In mh forms and
cases speedily restored to constitutional soundnr
the beat part Of his life the study ofIhs
DIR Harms blends PRACTICAL observation
unfortunate Of .ln aid and candid .dye. Nh
out erasgerauon, OF eItorsion in charges
MARK TiiIsf
Dr. has been engaged extensive disease pe
tee than any other physician in this city
Inc great success attending his praeuee has been well
by Discerning public The reme, used h him
tcmarlab speedy eject are as mild and
agreeable IN taste a. saiueos In inhuenee-hey perform
nanent many formerly required days and
".eh .-......
hndranes from Ou'inesundsr operation digestive
not nekening quotations or tainted breath
NJ, ~, p'v =. 81. -. ~ ~. ''euelne.
Dr. H. abures the penieiou' compounds OF Mercury Baiam
VII ana o'nef onsus.ng mixtures the common
1870 a. a., - . "a :, anu P1'lvlhs vegetable
s.,,,,,o ,, - ~. IA OF throwing IL baeA upon he
.,r,nsth ~ ihs .vs,.n ~ w "s "so' '" inc organs aha
LET rIxE up,npn uErvry,,,
tens,d ..pc,i,nee. an. ,sr,r. 90, -. ~ s"u
live ,ns.nce h,. h.sn ,sN 1T a. &c, ihelI ami
% oeen .n ana se.no"edsed by untold number,
humble ,oof OF The yaII,yal . made xocs h ,h -, ~
in. n,,,.. ' ~ - ~ 'ON"' " "o '0iee o' eeno
Dr. m NAV well eopyr,.u,. Lir..,, n,o, ~, Ss - -,
from his and rejoice that he 4. Inn, d ~
a healing balm 10 the nnerd po.,,ton ,n,. .nS;.. , -.
rnded throne Of earths proud.s, mona en- ~ ~
TAKE TT IN TIME
Let the unfortunate d.yo,e,, Of as. nile, ,,. h.,, IN mind
them that no time uo "a be lo annl
physean they not ouy obtain relief ron
pain AVOID Modification, and eude injury
enable Their deal in b.
could Justly symptoms become confirmed or tbs
disease rapd advances of th. Iv
yng disease the bosst heart rs
hod Tepuve contemplate men nt
diseoong boehes raeking PAINS beay 10 the upha
py deadly preying upon IN y then md not m
many danger While W. t.rr
sludderng ana M path of hi
seourge eunE ny not be forgotten that there arr
other equally alarming though more slow and TIA
mprudeni little the votny OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-02
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS.

H. b. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
IL Spring and sumu-er Ready Made Clothing and
mems Fancy Ware He has hand complete
Of the following ARTICLES viz
French English Coats black blue,
brown olive
French Fancy Cashmere DOe,kn
Single Mincd Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
BLACK Satin siik and Bonbazine Vests
Fancy do do MarssiIcs and Cashmeretie Vests
White Marsees Vests duobie and breasted standing and
rolling collar
Kid, Silk. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
ShiTts, plain aud fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the latest styles
Mcnno, Cotton and SIX Undershiris
DO do Drawers and
searfs Cnvs,s stocks and Pocket Hdkls, great variety
Suspenders OF ali
Silk Bingham Umbrellas
All OF which will any establishment this side
OF Oregoni
r. w. spence continues
the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ
umoTe.
An assortment Of samples constantly hand.
~ L. Is. SPENCE, Agent
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REMOVAL.
Monday Morning, August ~, ,l6.

II Il WI " ~ L..
Monday Morning, August II, 'l6.
II III. JENKINS, having moved to the new
- -ore No. 1ff Main street, Eagle No unr re, viii
IN oner hafgan. from his present stock Of rooes which
Ian. been replenshed within a few days.
Having had 'hs change ard
having fo OF all Of hrs old stock viii nov.
De abe from the reduced
pnrehasd To sell at wholesale and
can be purchased the Uhei States received
Almost daily and purchasers rely
nent eVey description Of Dry Goods OF
Iotabl- kinds. =,
ENIiE subscribers offer for sale the following
- popular MEDICINES
Wstar's Balsam wfd cherry
swayn='s Compound Syrup Wild Cherry
Bri-tors saraparila
Coolies
Bulrs
Ro~ands Improved Tonic MIXTURE
Weisirsrs Resiorer Of Health
JAynes' fI?eeiorani
Carminatve Basm. whh otherI too tedious
70 mention We beg leave here although
Agents for the sale Of warrant all ".
SCI genuine obtain them from proprietor,
appointed Agents au 81 CRUBBs a APPERsON.
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GAYLER'S
PATENT D0U BILE

u -
PATENT D0U BILE
Salamander Fire Proof Book Safes.
SINGLE SALAUANDER SAFES, ecral N no, ~
~ Penor 10 any made.
vented which beyond doub, proof aEans tb .eoS on Ar ,s
strong enough to endure AN from any tory Of burnne bu
Ihe door Of hs,s as By dsetor oet. in
which b. ha' maze Impcr ant improvements
a. 'eeure against the a'r mrts Of pekloess-
laadtuou to The bersoo vel reputation Of Gay.
ers aien double SAFES vaarh.u ar
Den has proved that GaycFs Double sanand-r power
Of ,s'uee sooa ned against the action Of Gre
aa 'hey Who wressed The ua lave ser6e resuH po
nouaeed Gayrs double SAFE indeed Ths trsi r.
fefredto place tsth J.nuary bs sop.ss ft %
psio 'ie' wee ouna h. burning ebireoa wh.
ease were found In GOOD OF preservation add unrsd By
rive aEcatI for the ale of he above sse a, e,y
prices ans invite the erOn Of otbers 10 uaat
Of ia e which is safe to sample a store
DsINKER a NoRRts
4 LOIH CAPS.--Ihe subscriber has on hand
- nom The be makers New civ vs,y eonpsts
~ t'seu 'f nioi sfntenena ans youihs Cth CAPS rdh
an1 Without ss uimHifgs aso The genuine ares u OIL sk
Cap Can At .. HOOvERs
aus No n Mans
ROBERT MOTT
Houso siEn Painter and GIszIer
MI @~r % ~ EreAssTs Rast. RSt-0.d Prrsfs
As further supply N Pain ON. T,p 30 a.,
Narni'hss with rauers Brushsp and AZ a-ori-
Sorse inches a Of When aesrousto al us ID on ,s
reasonable terms.
MA large supply q soap s,oa. Paint for al. ,o 50
p,rior paint for TN o. shi-f-d Eoof. as
- HALF PIPES COGNAC BRANDY, said to
= % veiy uPsror b9res avans sursua received en- 90
aFtY 10 Fl R'NEiN WHfrLoCK 4 ROTsrER
MARTENS SPIENDID HIaIE.
W. RANDOLPH a. Co, booksellers and
- Bnders wouH an sub.cfb - 70 the In.s.isa
Site 70 can and erauns thsr vsrovs spcciens Bpsns
ome Of ~. es a'e He hand-oe-t Tbs prices vs
tywshav' 49, copies hssa, ~ .isS Sls. 20 a. ~
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OLD PEACH AND APPLE aRANny.

-, Old PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
RYE WHISKEY, COTTON YARN, MALAGA, CLA-
RET AND PORT WINE.
\ BBLS. old Va. Peach Brandy
- % 90 do Apple Go.
so do RishardSon Old Rye whiskey
100 bales Cotton Yarn
p . casks Malaga Wine
50 case, superior Ciaret
Is ! casks Old Fort do
80 tbis suTeror AIe-teeeiviBg. ard IN store BY
auls &C., .-t,cn 81, 49,,
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Farmers of Virginia.
w r. have determined to offer every possible in
dueemeni to The farmers Of Virginia, upon tide water
bns their produce To hs market
Tor the sale Of produce Of Az knds uPnn with the
merchant Our charges Will be for wheat
corn and &c per busel for cash AZ so upop
credit and required 10 gsaranee com
mission viii be charged.
The senior partner has had yas experience in
ness and naie himself he eject upon
any house IN this city he gives his
OF business We eor shah b, wanting To
reniet entire sauaetion thos- my patroni-e Us
10 oar customers hou
We have Acquaintance Mes Ia Broth. n,
Co. Warwick RaTksda Capt B-- Sheppard and John NJ
Sr'goTy Esq GREl. Err 4 GRETTER
doors below the City Hotel
ah ls-u formerly Bel Tayernl
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NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ OLD AND ONLY
AkX RE GU LAR LINE k{2
seasoHer NASSAU Captain MIrm..
GREENwAY. (rrw1 @. w. CoUcu.
MANCHESTER, sxAcK
" COURIER, tnw) H. Coucn
PATRICK HENRY, tsEw) CukyrGs
MARIETTA BURR, fnwl KxArT.
u" LYNCHBrRG, GouLp
Th, line Of Packets having suaned patron
age OF the Merchants Of Richmond
the poPu-tos solicit Of
ing theirpaon that attention shall be given
Their goods safely and with dispatch The Vessels Of
Glass; mos newt commanded by OF experience
trade and Merchandise he assured by them the lowest
OF premium For freight having aeeommods
tons, apply TO the masters board.o
JAMES FISHERS SONS, Agents.
" Goods TO he rrshpped New Orleans Mobile Apalaehe
cola other will be received aded
York by the Agents York charge
espi such actually be incurred.