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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

To his old customers.
LOOK AT THIS.

A Ii persons knowing themselves inaebted -
N the undeTsi. .aed. are hereby notified 20 Como
forward and make rrur,p: settlement, either by
paying The cash ar giving their notes. Is must
auG W i'll have settlements.
JOHN SCEERINS
Richmond, Jan. 80. 1880. 6-tf
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MONEY WANTED.

~ J. BAEGiS IS very mach in want Of
MONEY aud these that owe him wonJ
confer favor 10y paying part If not the whole
InpuGt.
Richmond Feb Is 1850 loft
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Elousc and Lot For sale
Wasnc Co.nss. IS.

state Of In4li:, sl:l.
Wayne County.
In the " aNne Circuit Court, Fall Term, 1850.
Henry Jackson,
In Chancery for Dirorce
Ann Maria Jackson.\
Fl'IIr. above named defendant. Ann Marin
Jackson is hereby notified Of the filing and
pc aiding IN the Wayne Circuit Court OF The Bill
III Chiucery for divorce Of Henry Jack son and
unless she appears before the Judges of said
& curt the first dav OF their mex, term IL b.
held III the Court Hous- IN aud for said county
thu fourth Monday Of August nrN;. ana thin
ana there plead. tiemur TO Saii Bill
the >rme will be heard in her abse nee ana decree
rende red thereon accordingly.
BY order of the Court.
w iiueSs
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, ClrrL.
Cen;reville, May 1850. l9:3w
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HUN GT'ON USE

HUNT GT'ON HOUSE.,
Main street, Richmond, Ind.
Mis- House formerly known as the "Man-
1 sion House aud occupied by X. BRooKI>s,
has recently been purchased by the sub>c riber
who Is now fitting II up IN modern style for the
accommodation Of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best tn.
country affords; and shall not be surpassed in
variety ana style BY in the country. He
has fitted up and considerably enlarged his Stable.
which shall De provided with good aud careful
OsTLER. and pieitv Of the best Of feed for horses
The II abe gned feels contftie Mt that. bv strict
ATTENTION to the wants of his guests he i'll me rit
IA share OF public patronage.
Boarding by tile Day or Week.
reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept oy
the DAY week
ORIN HUNTINGTON.
Richmond Feb. 81. lc4o. Off
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FLEEEH DALE
WOODEN FACTORY!

>KSI!E. undersigned thankful f"r past fivors
would inform the p.'i,iic il.Ht th-v Sill car
ry on the Wooden business ~ ~ Giiftrrnt
hr,ch.s al tlI-ir old siani mile North east Of
p ,rhm,uj and also al their Factory in the
North part Of town. I'D Joining the Spring + "un-
ary where tnrv Keep litni " "oi-n Goo s.
for : lie or exchange for wool; Card wool into
rolls spin. Full, Dye and Dress Cio;h Tor custo-
at fair prices.
BOND & TEST.
,,L 40 2,I 1880 2o-if
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n. WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE o.
ws,ss cesnty. recommend the holding o.
uAss MEETING Of the party at Cent'evh'e
the 18th day Of May next Tor
q. ,.,,o.. Of nominating candidates for the off
80, oNsc~s TO be filled ut tho August election
4 ....,., .us.d.uce 10 respectfully requested.
nr>w rAuER n. SMITH,
vll - present aud address tho meeting " /"
!. l. hoped that every portion Of the county WI
y SsiIy represented.
J. D. STITT, Chairman
i.,;i 20, 1850.
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Hard ware.

Hard ware.
CONSISTING Of Table Cutlery.
" llouse Hardware,
Mil and * cut Saws,
Chains of yarions kinds.
&c E, &c, JUS, received and for sale at the laos
STORE Of J. NJ. * J II. HUTTON. 10. ~.
April 3, 1850. Main Ct, u ichn,nnd, Ia.
4 NOR SALE!-FOIR NEAT DIV ELIlN0
HOUSES, and TWO VACANT LOTS.
situated in Richmond For particulars. apply
to EDW ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond. Feb. p. 1880. 1917
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-05-08

III A IL ID w A IL Z.
woDa Id, n0, %a Go f5sad, fs a"d eusg
Of E1AftNN ARE. we are now receiving
from Sheffield. England, the folio owing articles;
consisting IN part Of:
100 Dozen Files and Rasps;
Mill and - Saws
Hand and Panel Saws;
II I" Tenor and compass Saws;
Ii /" w ood-Saws;
Fellow Saws;
+" Circular Saws;
20 q" Former Gougesi
45 Former ChiseIs;
% M.ilwrtghts' Chisels.
10 :" Sash Chisels;
40 Socket Cbisels;
80 Plain lronsi
10 Drawing Knives,
80 Table Il n,ves aud Forks;
IL Dessert and Tea Knives & Forks;
80 Pocket KNIVES;
81 Scissors and shears;
- {" Razors, &C, &C.
Customers wishing anything in the line Of
hardware or cutlery, will find it TO their advan-
tage 10 give US call, as they Will find US
ready and wiling to show our GooDs.
FLETCHER i BENTON.
CE-one door West Of the Bank. II
Richmond Sept. 26. ls49. 40:tf
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Davenport Il Towns = Conn bind
Patent Separator.

r. w. Robinson, having an extensive right
in this State, viii furnish this Patent Separator,
with Horse Power aud Thrtsh-r, to work to
old Horse Power; this Machine, with good
Horse Power, viii get out aud clean 300 bushels
of good wheat per day.-au'i- no mistake. lie
also makes HE one Horse Power Endless Cog
Gear, TO set IN the Barn for individual use
His Machines warranted 10 be Of the best
work mansi.ip and nat-riai; a1tl, what j. very
important. THEY DO NOI L 4 II E
e. II 4 " in thra-i,ing- His Patterns new
ma in,provrd so aS to gnIn >uifici-ncy OF speed
without driving the horses OF Il slow " ak
All kihis Of Machines repaired at HE shortest
notice. All work WARRANTED to perform as re-
e nd ed.
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lTS ,oi. on the Worth side Of Main stree
!. md first East Of the Bridge.
4 EARN AND MILL For SALE

y. B. The subsc riber offers for sale his Farm
containing about % ACRES. siinnted on Shcrt
creek - miles South Of RchInond on which
5 good Crist Mil, of BurrS. and IL
thorough r.p,ir. II vii! b.. sold .st barg
Auv person wishing 10 purchase IS invited 10
call ai!d examine The premises, ANA hear The
terms +. ". ROBINSON.
Richmond, May (. 1880. 2Ji'f
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BENJAMIN STRATTAN,

"aNING resumed his old position, beli no
the counter, and having Just received from
Philade phia, d large and we'll seircfeG stock Of
staple, Plain and F:.s,cy Goods,
of Foreign and Domestic Maapfacflge. he o:iers
the N 10 his old customers ana The pubic gri.er-
ally, at prices hich cannot fail TO be aCrep ta-
bic. He would respectfully, but especially, M
lite attention to his assortment of
D2:H95 o. - oD9a
Which, consists in part. OF : ILkS--Biack. drab,
Chameleon. Piaic ana Stripe. neat ana beautiful.
G. ordeI. ues. DE LANES. Nohairs, Barag~s. Lawns
figured ana Victoria. Linen Lustres, Ginghams.
& aiicoes, solid, plain, medium md gay, &c. &c.
lie took much care in sciectLng goods
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-A funny article
OH this subject in the Transcript, has the
following views: "Imagine whig
husband and a democratic wife, free
soil uncle aud bunker aunt, q Liberty
party cousin, a colonization nephew, a
slaveholding niece, and three blooming
daughters, who have gone over, bodice
and hustle, to the unterrified democracy,
aud, for the first time in their lives, will.
vote in pink muslin frocks at the next
election-imagine this group gathered
round the same table, at tea and mullins;
grace by Mr.. Garrison. and Abby looking
in at the window. How long would a
well-built house probably stand, divided
thus against itself! =. The influence
of women will be clearly exhibited in
joint committees OF both sexes on the
subject of the Unton. BY the influence
of our Northern women, some of the
most violent and caLtankerous of the
Southern chivalry may be tanned, and
taught to travel as pleasantly as pig in
string Miss Frizzle said, the other
day, that the Hon. was very
great man, and nobody denied it; but she
"Shouldn't be the ieaStest mite afraid on
him upon q committee on the state of
tile Union.' Mrs. Rollocks said she
should like, for once in her life TO be in a
committee of the whole"
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

A German journal gives the prophecy
of Beuedictine Monk, who died in / SAT,
according 10 which, the year we have
just commenced will be happy one
The different sects of Christians are to
be united forever The Sultan is to be
poisoned, and his empire become Chris
tian. Russia will suffer a great deal
from the outrageous people of the East.
A German prince will found a new State
in the East. Wheat. peas, beans and
lentels will be in such abundance, that
the grenaries will not be capable of con-
tanning the harvest. The potato rot"
will cease everywhere, and the oldest
inhabitaut will not be able TO recall of
ever having seen them in such quantities;
and the product of the vine will be great
er than that of the year of the comet.
Happy 1850
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

OLD AGE BEAUTIFIED.-A good woman
never grows old. Years may pass over
her head, but if benevolence and virtue
dwell in her heart, she is as cheerful as
when the spring of life first opened to her
view. When we look upon good wo.
man we never think of her age; she looks
as charming as when the rose of youth
bloomed on her cheek. That rose has
not faded yet; it will never fade. In her
family she is the life and delight. In her
neighborhood she is the friend and bene-
factor. In the church, the devont wor-
shipper and the exemplary Christian
Who does not respect and love the wo.
man who has passed her days in acts of
kindness and mercy; whose whole life has
been a scene of kindness and love, a de.
votion to truth and religion? We repeat.
such woman cannot grow old. She
will always be fresh aud buoyant in spirits.
and active in humble deeds of mercy and
benevolence. If the young lady desires
to retain the bloom and beauty of youth.
let her love truth and virtue; and to the
close of life she will retain those feelings
which now make life appear garden OF
sweets, ever fresh and ever new.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

PAINE's ALLEGED DIscovERY.-Thea an.
nouncement made some time since in the
Washington Union that Mr.. Paine had
made discovery, by which light and
heat could be made by the decomposition
OF water, at trihing expense, has created
considerable astonishment among those
who are so sceptical as to require some
other evidence beside the assertion of the
pretended hero of the discovery to lead
them to conviction. One Professor Porter
has recently come out in support of Paine's
discovery, and the inventor was wellnigh
becoming lion, after a gentleman with
the "Prof. attached 10 his name had
given III his adhesion to the theory of the
new process by which the ocean was to
be turned into flame. But ere "Prof."
Porter had made much headway, that
very popular journal, the Scientific Amer.
lean, cuts away the underpnning which
supported the learned gentleman before
the public, by revealing the fact that Mr..
Porter is the alleged inventor of the bal.
loon that was to carry two hundred per-
sons to California. So the "fre 1.-The e-rver"
light and the California balloon viii. pro-
badly share the same fate with the in-
credulous public. Messrs. Paine and
Porter will probably end their days in
drawing comparisons between their fate
and that of the prosecuted Calico, Fulton
and Jenner.-RocheSter Republican.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

A New FRAUD.-'Potomac, the Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore
Pstriot, writes as follows to that paper:
am credibly informed that Philip S.
| Clayton, Esq, the Second Auditor. with
the aid of Capt. Charles Naylor. formerly
in Congress, has discovered series OF
| frauds and forgeries, committed by some
agent or agents of officers in the Mexican
| war, in the matter of their accounts
agains the Government.
Ii appears that purchasing agent. who
had himself been a captain of one Of the
New Jersey battalions in Mexico. met
Capt. Naylor in Pittsburg. some time ago.
and was extremely anxious to purchase
his claim. remarking that he had already
purchased the claims of all the other
captains of the regiment. The claim was
$2l5. Capt. Naylor sold it to the agent,
and gave him the vouchers belonging to
said claim. The agent came here and
presented it, with others, to the Second
Auditor for adjustment. The Naylor
claim would have been settled and paid
at once, as others were, but there was
mule team charged 10 the Government
by him for which there seemed to be no
voucher. This caused the Auditor TO
write to Capt. Naylor in the matter. who
wrote that he would be in Washington
In three days. He came, and 10! the
aSent was non est. Capt. Naylor called
upon MIR: Auditor Clayton in regard to
the claim, and was told that by presenting
voucher for the sale of the mule team
10 theproper officer of the Government
he shoMd have warrant for his money.
Capt Naylor asked 10 see his account,
and the Vouchers. as presented by the
agent, when to his utter astonishment
he found that the account had been altered
and swelled FROM S2l5 to upwards of
$500, and that the vouchers had been
altered and forged also. 1t is supposed
that the accounts of all the other captains
OF the same regiment, and nobody knows
how many more. had been similarly alter.
ed and enlarged
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
UPHOLs sTERY ARTICLES,
No. go Camp street.
Nem< <ArIRdnT.

No. go Camp street.
NetD= =@rleanr.
xu1HE subscriber has on hand large ana gen.
rraI assortment Of almost every article ID
tho JIphostery way, which, on account 0s the
advanced state of the season, he offers at very "w
nrices. Among the Goods on hand, he ""uit
enumerate
CURTAIN STUFFS:
elk worsted. and cotton Damasks (French ana
Enghsh;)
bobiuet and muslin white curtains;
nIaiu and figured musns, dc.
COKNiCf.. i.OLES, BANDS. &c.;
Wooden. brass, and velvet cornice;
brass and wooden poles:
"tuIip," .acorn,'' "Poika," "arm, anc variety
of other curtain bands and pms
TRANSPARENT WINDOW-SHApES
Tho stock of this article is full, and u az
handsome patterns, as can be found any where
nn,ono which, are Scripture, Chinese, and other
scenes, large Goihic>, &c.
MUSOUITO BARS AND MEETINGS
r,o,;sb bobiuett, muslin, linen musquit" bars and
nettings, in great variety aud quantity.
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR, &C.
rsa,bers in lots of from pound to 100 pounds:
and cured hair of various qualities.
Touether With inatting, oil cloth, carpets, rugs
.,a,s' table oil cloths, wall paper, "a large and
h,ndsome assortment.) cords and tassels, hinges.
o;mps fire. board papers; cotton, worsted, ''n;I
s"ap5t st horderups and bindings; hair cloth w.n.
dow papers, ready inaoe nan o' '''o''
he'd furniture, sc &c.
rPGalyanzed spring mattresses made To orner
III ITnboIstery work executed with despatch
a"o JOSEPH ET1Et
NAV 1922
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

MURDER.-A man named Myrck was
murdered in his own house, near Bolton s
depot, in Kinds county, Miss, by his
own son, on the night of the 25th ult.
1t appears that both father and son were
intoxicated and had been quarreling some
time, when younger son became dis
gusted and left the house. In short
time afterwards he was called back by
the negroes and found his father mortalIy
stabbed, and the older son standing near,
holdidg the knife with which the deed
had been committed
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
&pENIIs4$
E. BOURNE, DENTAL SURGEON,

L. bUURNE, DENTAL SUhUho"'
n AVlNG permanently located in Camden for
~ the practice of DENTISTRY, will spend part
~ ~ MS time in Washingt on for the same purpose.
-, ,te hatters himself that he can CON- vince those
nat are in need Of dental operation, that he is
capable and qualified to serve them faithfully and
!" their satisfaction. He can be consulted at all
.Nu' aOuis' except when professionally engaged, by
y',ssilng at Schaer's Hotel.
Aug. ], 1880
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Z. TAYLOR.
SMOKING { HMM

SMOKING HIMNEYs The Scientific
American states, on reliable authority,
that if at two feet above the throat OF
your chimney you change the opening,
to double the size for further space OF
two feet, then carry up the rest as the
first, and your chimney will never smoke.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

How is it possible to expect that man.
kind will take advice, when they will
not so much as take warning!
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

Speak with calmness and deliberatioa
an all occasions, especially in circum'
stances which tend to irritate.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

The vapor of discomfort is always most
dangerous when it ie confined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-08
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,

,,,, s yr.as.S;,, o G1,l ,os, VIRGIL
pres Hs"osg'l1 il sey Glass q rsA;qsFy Is
Ticket Ii Is 81, a Capital, sold and paid by sTEATroN
:, n'%i"s 3 q s s. E' z hS1 Glass = i NG
Half Ses H. Capital sold and pail BY sinAIroS
D1s e e @ % q y ETa Class IS Nn5sA M
Ticket !; 81 le' prize Of Of $500 sold and paddy STATION
DmSms Of SUISSE Lottery, Glass Is Msrc n AN;
Drawing Of Mononsaa Lottery. Glass u, March 5tl,
Il | Is &c 80 81 10 Il - { 80 10 y r.
Drawn nos f Of Delaware Class TO- Marcel CHI
60 3 81 Is a ~ Is IL 81 GG 81 oo
Half Nos n a. prize of soo Tke, IL o. i" . {. s'
Schemes for the Week.
l5U0 DOILARs!-i,Nm DoiLARS loom
FRIDAY-S,issex Lottery. Glass 9-tapiials: slt1l +hu
2OO 7, Of 600 &c. - Nos, ID draw Ticket 81 halves .
1850 DOLLARS 1900 DOLLARS,
SATURDAY-SurseN Lottery Extra, Class Capitals s41o
800, co., - Nus 10 drawn Tickets 81; halves ~ e''S
quarters -
Virginia Lottery, Glass Extra be drawn SATURDAY, y
March, 1850 IS N"s., u drawn Prizes Of s''"' 'a."u 49,
tiers ; 80
Virginia Lottery Glass 81 drawn saturday 10Th March
a S:s Sc T% ke rf1v o ha" t1e q a@.s
Virginia Lottery Glass {, he drawn Saturday gid March,
1859 Nos Z drawn Grand scheme pri1e Of soos 's, ,.
number prize lluJ, Tickets SAL halves To- quarters .
Virginia Lottery Class &c. be draw Saturday h March
1850 . Nos, l3drawn Prizes: prize of elamn aG, lo1
: 50 So '''.' '''' ''' w. ''''''' '''' NAVY
Virginia Lottery, Glass b. he drawn 2d February $50 Is No+
Of 1909, &c. whule Tickets sar halves ~ quarters
LOOK OUT FOR eth OF APRIL:
Splendid Scleme-sloo,VD Capital! ;, ,.;..,
SATURDAY. April 9th Virginia Lottery Glass capital
sIUoGs $1,000 aDis 1000 1900 II 500 10 =" as
quarters 10; rishns s.
Orders Packages Certificates Packages and Tickets
all the Lotteries Will be promptly attended TO- and sent wrn
March Richmoai. Va
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mr. NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
.,.,,,-,,phed for the Richmond EnqnirerJ
l,,noCrEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
TprRspAY, MARCH Z, lSoo'

SENATE. u.u.o.
a., ,as rrowded TO excess Mr.. Walker
4. Senate ,ha Amor hut gave il TO MIR. webster, VINO
.ness i,r the preservation OF inc
i SPOKE he raye sketch OF the immediate causes
e;,sment-and history Of slavery among s,d
E anu ~ Ground as that which existed among inc
IT, % the s of the African race. dc then alluded
,s Inc i Weyico which he said was prosecuted for
ne var M Souh, and the South were now dlsappoint-
(r.ori :. iyson Of that territory.
A. h ,i's " and the Southit was then held to be
sled ia lar 1rse Since then, however, the cotton
Eourss an 'N M and the opinion at the South had
ess,s had Louisiana and Texas had been acquired
hsnst s ,;;on interests texas was annexed oy .,c
bsneh; me with guarantee to admit four more
k,-,he:a iaraniee binding, and ne would vote
lave S;aie' Slave territory and free territory was all
hs adn'ssr -r,,aa5c laws. Texas was all slave terri
tefas1 ,tesl,ion resolutions. oaornia ana view
LIS by the ~ ~ The laws of nature. He would vote for
t,co were n ~, Such proposition was an insult
Wine' - ~ proper place, he was in favor OF it, He
II such thing es peaceful dissolution OF
lut ae u H. hoped the Nashye convention was 70 DC
N, laen nv ~ conciation and that the Union wou-
hars r,r said Mr. Wy has told ms that Texas was
NJ ta.H'' !, Was feared Great Britain would OBJ
nniN .bola there and abolish siaseiy-aia. io,ua
hin ssS because of the dcpredatlonS OF the IN
Is ansana, because she hea Coh iha, haor"s s
SIS .hs Missssipp-,hat Mr.. Calhoun believed
oh q .md sbouM be peaceful secession in case OF
e e'a ao sa1 He r webster) however believed tina.
N;f If extreme wrong resistance man. DC 'isn'' out
as s. " ~yort be revolution and not secession.
f5h IN. .'s Sna,e then adlou.@s I'D. r.r,vpc
me SeI HOUSE Of R-.PRESENTATlVES.
=, rom the Committee Of Ways and Means, re-
M bill and the Dill 10 meet the deficiencies
i'su ." -" for the present hscsi year
ne an prin1inr reported in favor Of printing
me .o" Of me Patent Office Report. motion was
w PM one hundred thousand copies which was dis-
'-' Ia rho morning hour expired. 800
House went into Of the sn ana
inanl.r 10 the personal charges which had been
10al =. him IS Mr. Stanley of North Carolina.
t San. ,roned and reatfrmed his previous position
Stanton Of Kentucky followed and after speaking short
|, motion was made that the committee rise' when the
.Jo,,neJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-08

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,,cuMOND MARKETS, MARCH7.
M T,ha hraots of Tohocco are small for the Sc

RICHMOND MARKETS. MARCH7.
nm ,rcO-The breaks of Tobacco are small for the seq
and prices tending upward Luss sen al - ou 90 sc
-, saf So a 25; good 81 oO au me steh'ihg -
,a ~; sne manufacturing $40 II 50
n Richmond, 81 IS 81 SIX; Scottsville b.
rar .iTRed 100 cents; white los a 1913.
"opy-Od and new sex a 50 cents
co2y MEAL--60 cents per bushe
Ic,TS-S3a 80 cents per bushel.
are very scarce Out So 81 Is; Gross
-. %; Shad IS 30 so-dull
/, ,pn-Barels i. cents: kegs tx cents for new.
L,r,s and wanted :, =.
- c.n,s: Oh Shoulders, sound. 4 AZ cents; new
80, ~ cents; new Hams a 10 cents.
fC0rrEE-4 Is cents, and very dull; prices nominal
err; lR-po,to Rico 5S OK; New Orleans, An a 6s
vo 9J ,SSES-N. Orleans 2s TO 2SS Cuba % to 23S-
.,Iss m wharf l9S 10 2l,. which is considerable
sEEsw AX-Scarce, and dull at 2la23 cts.
ES-Sperm Candies i0a42c; Tallow llal3; Hulps
a,,n, lie; Adamanrine Bic. per ID.
cOTT0N-l3 cents.
|rElTRERS-32a35 cts.
HlY-Norhern, in bales, 65al0 cts.
NAJIS-3t cts.
SOLE l.I LEATHER-H tanned good i6sals cts;
knspei lQal5 els.
IIINE-From wharf a0a95 cts.
|0lS-Soerm winter l20al25c; summer lOal l5c whale,
q $3.50 refined 6Oa65 Linseed S0aS5c Tanners Sl2alo
II ,Dl
[p0rAToES~ MERGERS are selling from the wharf at Csc
|RlcE-Prm, ;. al cts.
SHOT, cents per h.
|sOiP-Richmond and New York 81 ACC.
SPIRITS Brandy sl,75 $685. Rochelle 81 ,3oa
E American proc. 35c 4th proof 50a55 Apple scarce 5c.
I;is-new iIli9 cts Richmond Rectifed Whiskey 20
|, cents. " F. Rum 29a30c
SEEDS-Clover Sl4 a5s. No Flax in market.
pl ,STER-ss. from Wharf, a, Basin 400.
saLT--From store 81 CO.
R0N-pia I!on $50 TO 37S according quality; Sweed
3 per Ton English 65; Tredegar Richmond mandatory
IL Country BAR $40, according TO quality. Nails 10 -
TEAS-Imperia +5a75c per h.; Gunpowder l5 lio cts
|oang Hyscn 50a75c; Black 25 60
HIDES-Green sailed cents per h. Calf saltod 10
i 10 81 each
STEEI-American bste ed $ll0 per ton.
LIVE STOCK MARKET-MARcH Z.
gEEF CATTLE-Scale weight 81 so TO 50 50.
H0GS-Nei, weight s..
SHEEp-p,r head 81 10 81 jACOb SHook.