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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-26

One hundred gears IN prisOa.-A French
paper states that young mau aged cigh-
teen years, in 1924, was condemned to
the galeys in France for the period of one
hundred years, which was probably in
tended by the Judge to con6ne him for
life. Remarkable as it may appear, IN
1924, the man being in perfect health, at.
ter an unremitted series of hardships for
one entire century was discharged, being
one hundred and eighteen years old.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-26

EX.ColIector Swarwcut had reached
New York at our last dates, and was in at.
tendance upon tie investigating committee.
4 warrant for his arrest, which was in the
hands Of the Marshal, was suspended by
an order from Washington, and he is Of
course going at large. He says he is anx-
ious for an investigation Of his affairs; and
if he is permitted to balance all demands
against him, by following the example OF
his successor Hoyt, the probability is that
he will at last turn out to be a persecuted
patriot" instead Of an abscondiug default
or Nous UcTroaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE September lih, Istl.-ii
fmn.y entitled Ian act reduce int"
EscranT, passed the Gl day If JAN
nary, 1879, 10 hereby maze hn"wn AL whom II
cef that appears, hy certificate ui III. Eclcaio of i-
rccs>aii. ltiii September, 1871! aud this
received into THE Land Office ia. - inquest held iith
Of Jrs ISL Tia" fua.i". u', the Town Vi Peters
burg c>clat~d I" t Cuununw eaii, wi.
La! No t. IN lalS road, rniiiinc AMI hra
ec cont ,ci-s and eng a"i .r:y ,s ur
which Jc>rpa Hccs"et died sci % Let On the Wet -ide
of Market street, continuing rE tSo and tiicc acres
which Robert Donald died sei1
s H. PARKER,
= Register n tic L.ad ORC.
Sept. Il l--Mtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

ff-ca the National Iz,Hiceroe-.j
LETTERS OF RESIGNATION
The following Letters Of the Secretary of the Urea
suTy and the Attorney General rcsignng their re.pec
tive trusts, have been placed in hands for publica
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17
TwENTY-sEvESTu CosCREss--lst Session
IN 81 y ! l..
.j.gDiGu. Sent. Is. IS3l.

ur BENTON said the Senator from Delaware, (Mr
p,v,rd some davs suce submitted resolution in re
l,;o 90 Tho Eynuno,np Resolution which he gave no.
49,: ha ,,o,Id .,ll M =, tho payt session IL f,Jr
u ,sh.a IN o.,.r nm amendment IN that resolution
lh he ,sk oil m;ob he nr;n,ed and laid on The table
- be taken nm when the resolution was
AZ II than semi 10 The table the follow;nr which
,r,s re,d.
Nrss on, all after The arcrG sRr.olvrp, and insert.
fa the resolution eSpun2'nr from The Senate Journal the
Sen' ~ Yi," 49,, demos,,rs f,",n H. p,nt - H.,
tae. commonly called Erl"n. Roiu:,o"' ~ &C,
don" ~ ne Senate ~ '"nsc''i, :" me WI q 'he a ~
.e,'' , ~, ,n,,i 49,, ,. i, liz. ,ia 49,, ,J
FAR submission ~ lie ques, IL the people nd Ia. states ir
consideration and decision And u" rai EPu"cas hson-
i" having been ." a".Tn ~ s M 'aGn chitss
Ps,nray. loyrn,,n ami inconsistent with the rrsrer;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

F'fty-four deaths ut New Orleans on the 9th inst
of which thirty eight were Of yellow fever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

The price o; beard here sl3n that paid 10 the
College Steward WA, IN consideration privileges
binds hn'seli o tt faculty 10 take all Students apI
h"ai n The pFss here stated The Students boarding
lodge IN the College building.
fhc ce OF h"ai' 'Herd:a- washing, lights and fuel other
Boarding Houses ~ town cannot exceed $l5p This
ahlhrd by general understanding College authorities
The public assured that the entire nrccssa,
al this instton exhibited above. Whatever
rfore beyond this amount shall he furnished
will r altogether the discretion parent gadian and
Is recommended thar ls he possible
Any student proposing join the regular junior Mathematical
Class must be PREPARED 10 commence with Simple Equations and
the Third Book of Bas;es es-ndrs.
Those who have had preparation in Mathematics, may oh
preparatory class, in which taught merely the Lie
# Algebra including simple Equations and the first
books of Davies iccendre.
In addition liz the students above enumerated, there il de-
Of higher studies, attainment Of The
degree nj A. NJ
Information concerning this well other
c obtained sium the College catalogues corresponding
with of he Professors Gentlemen wishing prepare
lc--ivcs FIR the Mcca! in Philadelphia win have
Opportunity 81 attending the private Lectures of Professor Mil
ln2ton M Medicine.
private ot Medical instruction {. given by Professor
Wilmington, fec $50 i. r. DEW, President.
SEPT IL 2s-l5S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

~, - .,.,,,,;,, 4, ,lc i3prpafe II Nh
a E7hk as an ihs,i'n 'ph' ~ ", ia'1 t. 49,
ttcss at the tcaple.
Al, l. ihcn went i4fn Al argument IN slow the
H. .,.J,,,.t a., n, f,,a-u,, sxsirm .
"'''i''H'' W ~
aud thu b1tk, ~ tue i'ak''-, u ~
vas not snrrrssaty ard per- II tafiN IN me 'fz
c,t,,,i, tunciIous 81 The Government. lie debate
- 81 #b,,c II ,tct,ck having attfsrd.
g sfh ,'''' = =, - II ,vt.i, ne ,le
) he en'laes IL ''Hhili'' V, ~ v
most orderly aud hes conducted II any NV seen,
both belofe ADD ailcr the debate ,iosrd. Fry a
-. .,,,.,l ..,t ,,,,,.i,,il were ntouu,,d
:" I = IN. .,. ,,, ,,,. al l.,i Us yo
ana WHICH, 'ht'F''"h t'p ~ - =, -
ted dgRn, lie moHop 10 slt'he oht ~. ''"H :
ron,pfpmisc pfopostJigu. The only nhe ioh excited
,,,, -. t,.,. ,,. ,.,,,d a. -, "a
ne ptH't "liebu"''h,s '''' ~
they were presented, ami ihcy were ""eli" oS t''o
BlIl va read bs sections
80 H., m, p...,.,s q ma.
ana l'Foi''" - ~, i''' ',r,t9 A., -
non US PIT aod steabdtd anu l1f. hNl4'
ct ISTION, lire rest VOC, >tained, ONE-HIN
Itpfp and VENIY.NINE Ia NINETY
i,si.
=, - 49,. ..
The BtlI hens cngrsssfd by having us rfrce.
druce IN The senate, ~ iheu hnal1y pissed 1913 10
~
NEfs.-Ncssfs Alforl sen l.. W. hndrews, :. J.
hudgws, Arnold, Ay,nse, Gebeo'h, lahgr h9faari bot-
ton bndae hInet .'' ooaI'9', ''"d' u o''5 DIES
ir, ,iho"n' ~ II ianrfri ihe. ] canah,i Cnnl
ihc,s, Child. j. Z Clark : y. Clarke, Cowen, Cnmson
tmunz, ,usltng, ''b"' W ~ = ph"s9n' pfhtfF ,'oh
Eu"a,'s, h''g'i' r.s''','n, '''''''' '
a,',. t.f.,s II9brr.ip,p Hail HaIsed ~ s. Il.Inea
lcnr, Howard Hudson, Hunt JUS lsin, Jnme-, " lam
Cost JoImson, l. D. Jones l. KENNEDY, hms lane LAW
@ = 7, 'n'H 'a'lI' ~ ~ H. w az,
bonn ou#l.v Pence T.. nlllrron rope Powell PrniI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
gTfua6SC tOirR s,rOpcrfy for safe

VENHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing TO remove from
u I,nchbmg, offers for sale her residence on
Count House hill. The house has SIX large well
flushed rooms, with good oul.k tc chen and sunke
house, and very fine garden attached TO it. The
whole premises have recently been thoroughly re-
pared
Also two story white house opposite Martins
Warehouse 6Ist street. There are SIX rooms IN
This house, each with fine place, aud there is
excellent garden, buck out kitchen, and smoke
belonging to II. Ii desired considerable tine viii be
gwen, as the nancy will not be needed. Persons
dcsnous OF purchasing are invited TO call and ex-
anime.
Nh. {. Phelps viii give any Information essa-
ry.
Also lendid now Piano Forte, Of the latest
style and fashion. ELIZABETH 5. CABELI4.
Arg. Is #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

siiiu ion self and illustrating Ills view " hHoinf
down the hstot, Of the Executive decisions IN s Ia
vat from Gcnsfd Washington Ia Nj. Van Bnten,
aud even he had not cammitted hinscH against ne
consfnlionallf, uf the hank. lie NEXT INSISTED iha
the People hid dec ded The question. aud aftetwa'ds
Discussed The esredencs of The banL rom the ehisi
ing condition of tie dnunuy, aud particularly ht
Gteat Wcsi. lie oninln,t'd bls,sci against all
threats al of repeal =, eouh,nee IN tie People anu
IN tie judiciary
Nj. ADAMS followed and tftalrd number d
snerdmtnts. winch. At the proper limr he minded
20 off,: tie lSl 81 them bri proposal stl Tom
he bill what has been called the oanfpto misc claus
~ the sfxtteuth section al the bill which he opro-
scd Is Ioual iuHsnuch a. II proposed TINT
Congress should ,LdIcatc = power tlcady cuni ued
upon II BY the People aud confer ne un STATE lie
gislatnfes pontr the People uete1 Conferred droh
hem, w. assent dissent 10 law OF Congress
The amendment, in tins respect, involved IN uncon-
suluiienal assumption oI power 1t contained The
hole poiso Of null fcailUu aud TUX tie tu'efas
ment back 10 the principle OF The old Confederation.
MI \. ,ciy bt.1y Disposed Il the constitutional
power Of Congress to create National Bank. aud
then "tnl into review 81 the iormct acts oi Con
Ct on tie subject. aud dWclt IN lie ben'h lal e.
tccls which hal resulted hom H. aud the lesson
taught by the evils which had eusued when the Jatk
charter expired aud WIS refused Ia be renewed.
Mr.. JONES, Of Md, succeeded, aud went into u
very lned aud eoncusRa speech on the constitution
81 question; alter winch, ho made snne remarks on
the doctrine State a-srni. involved the cOnpto
mise clause, 10 winch lac seemed talltr 10 incline On
ground, ol expedieuCy.
After sope pretty severe structures the Sub
Treasury, he concluded ~ setnng At defiance al" al
Temps al repeal Ccftan 10 tousc the same public
nd gn1fiou winch had hurled the late Adniln,tia
% u power.
MI lNGERSOLL followed IN an lngcniou,
speech az tiusi the bill
MrBARNARD next addressed The committee IN
Iis Of al mn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
,$EEes.yEs }SgfEsE'ES.
ROBES 81 Ssiaei ON,

DAM SQUARE,
a RE NOW RECEIVING and IN daily EXPECT dion
/ a al ihcr Nee Sfofe, of a fresh supply Of new,
scarce AMI desirable GOODS, which, Ia addition 10
then large STOCK previously on hand, will make
Their assortment very desirable
The iollo"Ing no portion of lhcir New Goods
to which they beg the attention OF then hcnds and
the public generally.
Swiss EdS,ngs aud Inscrtings, handsome assert
ta" BRICK do do large supply and very cheap
black and white wire ncu and ii .u,cd Laces
Ia -monable article Tor Ladies Shawl.
Hlnth and white Iacos llr trimming do
DO do Edglnes aud ILserIngs, very cheap
Back aud white Laccs Ion Wells
Black and colouted kld and Mohan Gloves
Mohalr Mats, very handsome
MISSES white and coIoured Cotton lluse
Ladies b ch and white Cotton aud Moravan Hose
u Italian Silk very fac at 6s. pei yd
Blaeh Gro de Rhine do Ga,
Florence Brad Bouncls, latest STYLE
Hcntemons llaudhctcheIs and Ciayars
II pieces blue, wool dyed black and mvls bic green
Cloths and Casslmercs, supetGne and
very cheap
Coored Tweed Cassimeres and handsome Nestines
Ion tcntlcmen's summer wear
Bales Cotton Ozuabnres at Toe per ,d
"a x ! ! Couon Cluths. At Az
Heavy Plaid Domestics Tor servants AT 81 per vi
Ia addition to The ahove, we have en- ta,H IA as
soltment OF Lawns aud Muslns, FIeu,h taabrIck
N'lleo&s' 'haileys auh MouSlIns hldtN and Colufed
Silks, black and blue black Bombaz urs Hosiery OF
every Description, Jarkoncl Mnsns and Cam
bricks; Swiss Mnsllns, plain, checked aud Gguled;
shop Lawns htniing and Linen Caubflok Hand
krehaets, MarseiIIcs Skirts aud Countetpancs
some very flch, Toilet Covers pr,lty & cl cap. La.
dies Corseus &c, Gan,btoors, Cashmelells, Ma
poIeon Cloths. black aud coloufed Crepe Camb leis
and Sumner Cloths, Bro Linens, Nankeens and
Cotton Cassmeres Tor GrnIlemrn's summer wear
bed iIcklng nom 10 Is Cd brown ard bleachcd
Domesucs, Sugar, Coffee aud Bale Cotton and many
other articles too numerous to specify, almost all OF
which our friends will lease bear in mind were
bought this season, aud me al course of the latest
style, and at the lowest prices.
June II ,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
BH!tF0byc Yo.rR Residence
FOR SALE

1--WE subscriber wishes To sell The valuable aud
Il delightful, situated House ON Diamond Hill,
IN winch hr resides. The Lot in complete
order, and has upon IT every thing winch renders a
dwelling attraCtIyc-eXceileut out-huuseS spleu-
did well OF wafer ornamental shadc.uees, a good
garden, &c. &c.
lie likewise wishes TO sell Lot adjoining the
above; upon winch there is neat dwelling house,
adequate to the accommodation OF small family
and upon which there Is also a good well of wafer.
Also handsome Building Lot, opposite hIs resi-
dence. which Is well eucosed, and upon which there
Is good stable.
For terms, &c. apply TO the subscribed
WI. BAILEY.
Jul, tsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
Ess'iss we ".

! ms IS also fine Pantatlon. containing about
'Ou acres sIXty.iilce OF wh'Ch alc Low Glounis Of
S""u qual y. lhrre are Of cleared LAID including
10" grounds, about 250 acres aud at.e portion of he
WOOD land Is II ST rate Tobacco I.anl.-1hs Plan
"'Ion Is also well SET in Clover Allhc Plantations
are well wltcred.
The above described Plantations have been
worked for several years as ore platalion and o,n
now under tina, arrangement. Any person wishing a
Hoe Estate IN i healthy region Viii possibly find II
10 ms interest to examine tins.
loMS q Sdie.-oaa fourth Of the purchase
money will be l,quued AT the time fsslc-and .,rl,,c
"Su"e' acttda IT l. and 3 years, tequai install
e ~ WIZ be eivcn, the aymenls To be secured by
''eu OF 'ru'' on the properly Possession will be
s'c" ." 'ne end 'i the present year. with the prri.
Iese OF sowing small grain at the usual nenot du.
rug me coming fall. II. s. LANGlIORNE
y, he Richmond Wing aud Erquirer will
pup sh The above advertisement ooceaweck for Two
collection. 0''N0 'o'
July Is ar
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81 x * ~ II " Rs % f. n 4 ~ 4.
q IL q II II y.
q VI

HAVE ON HAND, full supply of the
celebrated German Anchor Boiling Cloths,
which viii warrant eqaalto any imported, aud at
Prices TO give enllrc satisfaction.
Those wanting will please call on
JOHN G.. MEEM.
Jaly &c 3s If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
n. Va. GILLIAN,
,SFgs s1EtO.s' E.g,Y'ESy'

4 AS taken his office at Mr.. Robert Nlorrjss's To-
Il tel, come, nj Main street and Tanyard AIcy.
ana he hopes, lfom an experience Of niue ytais'
practice IN bis lroc to continue to meet with
liberal share oi public pauouase.
Feb lomir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

RCpeai The Ne" Nok correspondent of tho
National Iniellgencer say: "RepeIl Of charters
will never 20 down with the farmers Of this STATE
1t Will rurn out. all such cries from the New
lOik PAX, have turned out, 10 the delriment and
ovetthio" OF the patty advocaflng them. The
European leaders OF Locol, colsm here do not I'M
dcrsiand the stability ard noralny of the farmers
and planters Of thesr-Ioue States"
Escn IN Soush Carolina there is hope.-h lcrlrr
nom Charleston TO the editor oil the n. Y Ame,i.
can siys: The fepea queson ot HE L. s Batk.
alluded To By Mr.. Calhoun aud Mr.. Buchanan Ia,
fallen st~born the public mind here. Ilowe,e,
much may be opposed to the Bank, feel conf.
dent that proposition - much al variance with
s"nad iotaIs,"ni receive no couaienaace Ia South
Caoaa."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
Z ssxp PLANTER.

SH TONS LUMP PLASTER, Tor sale in
'SV lots 10 suit purchasers, low Tor cash
GEO. BAGBI x Go.
Aur.9 Il, ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

MS estate IS regarded ty the best Judges Of Props
Guy 10 he inferior 10 noue IN James K yer 1t cen
'ah' ooo acies, Isl OF which are Low Grounds Al d
400 h2h land; all the latter is IN woods, except a.
oou' % acres I; most q the untlearcd land is fine
IUbA1 co lind.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

u The New Orleans Adv ltser states,
rumof, that Gen. Games. who is now al city, will
obey no order from Gen. Scot We suppose there
Is remedy Somewhere
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12
JAMES RIVER LAND rOls SAFE.
WHITE, COg'y.gEV.

E'iit subscriber wishes to sell his Read rs ale
Il IN the county OF Amherst. 1t consists Of Three
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-12

o. Il VI. TYLER should veto the Bihk bd
dat act Will furnish a hey TO The motive Of Nj,
Wi>e's vote again, it. l. Mr.. Wise placing linn.
sell IN position 10 defend Nj 1'yers veto of a
measure which lie, n'anth- a., declared vas NJ,
Only constitutional aud expedlen,-lu' Southern
measure aud Stale Rights ne1sue We shah
sre.
@ = \ letter 10 the Editors 81 the Wing FINN
Washington b. stows a high aud we have 10 dunn
just compliment upon tie speech of \. II. H.
starr. E,q. Of The Augusta district on The INK
LilI. Tie writer says i speak the common sen.
tment WHEN sly Of il, ihal, both in matter aud
mInnef, II effort Of The yely fl 81 Order and
especially agreeable to the great body Of the Wing
party. rs being entirely Tree of all the inpraciicab
ay, characterization aud scnLmeniuiity. which are
50 lcUous the exhibitions oil so.ie othe zen
/ men itom tie South. Il W intended 10 pro9e
by The aut!orny oil tie Republican iahels, that ill.,.
/ Bank is Republican M asuIe, and that now as in
lcl6, II is IN the success of which South.
ein interests REGULARLY concerned"
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Washington Corcsponicnce.-A letter from a
friend in Washington, ahe, announcing the passage
OF The Bank bill, sa,s-"u has been sent tc
the President for his $ gnarure. lie will N all
probability hold IL for some days, when he viii sign
or return II llhjcl lie will do, Is unct rtain ITO
sign ornot 10 slgr; that is the question: Pubhc
opinion ~ on tip.toe. lhnk be cannot disappoinl
the people by WITHHOLD ding his name"
a correspondent Of the Richmond Wing VIII es
in tic following fashion:
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T. y y
Tie Senate ihen resumed the cousidcratio q
the Nav, pesion Bin aud after debate. aud brInl
amended, the hill amended was enstos,cd with
OUT a count.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
CIIAiRS. CHAIRS.

lust received per schr ~ seward a 90, of very Fup-.
Tior Hr- Maple Chairs OF patterns pr
To sUit the times, by
JOHN TuRPIN
bs1, tbpI sr pank
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
'"1I1 ~" ''NTTTITITT| 7 ITTTTTI VNTs IJs
OHIO ELECTION.

The contest for the Legislature Of Ohio Is very
close, notwithstanding tho unfair apportionmert
made by the Locofoeos. The Tumor OF yesterday
hat the Wings had carried the Clinton district 10
confirmed. This district is formed of the counties
u Clinton, Brown and Clermon,, and in 1889 was
formed by the Looofoeos for the special purpose Of
sectnG certain Loeofoco. It had tie year selore
gwen Shannon. the l.. F. candidate for Governor CSC
majority. Last year the Log Cabin boys carried
the district, aud now, even under the dscouraging
circumstances which surround the wing party, we
again carry it, aud elect the three members to the
Legislature.
The following i, tbs result so far as returns have
been received:
SENATE.
wings &c Loeofoeos IL. Old members wv
Q; L..) 8.
The last Senate consisted of Ia Wings and %
Locoiocos. The wings have, therefore, already
gained two. There arc three Senatorial s,rcts to
hear from: Ash,abula and Lake; Adams, high
land and Fayette; and Lucas, Williams, Henry aud
one or TWO other counties. Ofthese the Wings are
certain OF the member from Ashtabula and Lake,
and the chances are rather in favor of the Loeos
Tor the two last. Ii they get them they will have
majority Of two IN the Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Wings 20; Locoioeos -. Delaware, Marion s
Crawicrd' Wing, Locos-inc uded in the og
grega;e.
The following counties arc TO be heard from, nd
elect the number of members described: Ashtabu-
Ia, Lake, Geaugs, Medina, Trumoull, and Monroe,
eleciing one member each, and the county OF sum
NIT, anu the districts OF Adams Highland and Fay
elite, and Lucas, Williams and others, eect0g two
each; making u members. OF these the Wing.
are certain Of Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga, Medina,
TrumbuI and Summit, (seven mcmJers,) which
gives them exactly oae-h. II the House.
The Columbus Statesman IL. FL says: "The
! third Reprcsen alive from this district is undoubt-
edly Nhigi snd there is now rumor that does not
tally with our InlOrmh ION, that the whole ticket IN
! this district Is doubtful" Ii the Wings carry the
/ hGee members, they are certain OF The House,
n. Y. MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.
| Tuesday, p. NJ.
! Exchange on New Orlonrs is getting down, and
the rate is also improved Mobile; and southern
points nearer the city, they are little worse. u
$. Bank Notes are So per cent. discount.
MARKETS, Oct. 10
FLOUR-MalntaIrs Us position to-day; sales al
S5Il ).
CORN hns advanced, owing to n demand OF
the East No Southern here. Sales Of Northern
a. 90 a 20 cents, weight aud measure.
RGE-There is more at market; last sales at &C
a O..
COTT0N-Thc market is very firm, owing tc
the small supply here Express.
MEMORANDA.
! BALTINTRE, Oct. I9-Cleared, schr Johr
Barr, HoIllnssheaj, Norfolk and Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
ISAAC q. AUSTIN,
Successor ru ur,y & Aus,inJ

Fur doc ADORE tie BsH TaUsrn,
- on hand ltrgv aub spI'u,iii STOCK Of Saddles
Badss. IGlfu.az wI4i.~, ts,IIt g. spurs &c.tr Of
winch Hc viii sell hS az wtucs.i" ICta, cash or
tt'Nu Country merchants tut a others Wishin. 10 put
c"s ave respectfully IUyei TO call before purchasing
Richmond september el, isu-im
MhNCnESTEH PROPERTY EUIi SAL...
it subscriber oilers Tor sale tho following property, la
Il tho town OF Mauchts O.. ".
ih' house H. which he hycs. With two ugf lots there
i' attached au.rnc every cuuvcuiCLce the accom-.
unhiinn % tlmiy ScTyauIs houses. stable, ra.rIIge
ani f"N houses, good garden, aud = well Of excellent
water n fIc ydgi
As" On" no nee now occupied by Mr. james ~ Ellis in
hth HuI beautiful situation. The house is small but very
convenient one There are IA bali acre lus auacheI
ms house $40 enclosed ard very productive. These
VIII Zoe -nii together - uyIct purchasers may prefer
mere Is NC II good these also Any Per
son wishing 10 Obtain ,uuOstilc and retired residence
near the CIV "unId vel 90 cSamlHc This properly. Mr.
RI VIII SOW the properly where he lives Enquire al
we dTncfs Biukui Virginia, OF cater Bank hours my
""ciilS' HANCOCK LIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21

Rich AMI bri'Iil' rru"mr-uprc prizes than blanks
more than On hErni the prizes Will have Them ruhvr
thtcc nTtWu of The r - number 10 drawn btlH;S
Virginia Mon HugaIs iut'ry, ENii Glass l5-Tu gc dee
eide ~ th" DTdwug OF a.. Union lottery ay authority OF
Lws Tor lpt"rn.i Improvement iU A.'NiutTt u. state
TteAsurs, n"aN'rc u.'rc AMI Common schools IN the
state Of Delaware, izyuI Manufactures Ic = ate OF
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Of savanna aud STATE ct G.nrsia Gas, No - Tor ISL
be drawn Al Alex tHil, saturday, ~ OcIobrr. ISL
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of 1bJbL ut luut, ui Stb OF 1850. Of Gnu, Of
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-21
BY WILLIAMS s aAxALE.
DEsIRABrn uTILnIvcIor

( ~ LtEepAl' rt. IN slant AZ Uclr-k, p VI on the
- W'hls"-' we -ha son auction that valu.l. Iot oil
"LouhI az Tue south East intersection Of Cary ami 9Th
'!utlns on aiy street ~ iect aud - hes
hls Lot Is very conveniently situated Tor bus ue-s
~ ."e!Lncs and adjoining Of the fuesl
purchasers. '1 ~ '~''S ~ sun
Terms liberal and vii. he made known on the day Of
W A ~. AucrTs.