davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
THE TIMES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1912.

! DPJoNATHAN RoBERTs, late collector
of the Port of Philadelphia has addressed
Card to the public on the subject of his
removal, by the President, from that office.
From his statement of the whole affair,
from the time Of his appointment up to the
period of his removal, we are much in
clined to believe the President has forgot
ten that he stated in his Inaugural Ad-
dress "that official influence should never
be used for the purposes of party" and
that he would never remove an individual
from office who faithfully and honestly &C
Quilted himself Of the duties of his office"
Such declarations should not be made, or
when made should be lived up to. The
crowded state of our columns will not
admit of our publishing the card of Mr..
Roberts.
The New York Tribune, one of the best
papers in the city Of New York, says: "Ihe
Wing State Convention having unanimously
responded to the Peoples Nomination OF
HENRY CLAY as the Wing Candidate
for next President, we this morning place
his name at the head of our columns, there
to remain until he has been elected TO the
high station which has so richly deserved
and which he is so eminentIy qualified to
adorn. Under other circumstances, we
should have thought proper to await Ma
l0nal nomination, but the entire unanim.ty
Of the Wing party from Maine to LouI-
siana seems to obvia,e all necessity for a
National Convention. We regret that il
has been deemed expedient to call one for
The nomination Of Vice President. We
would rather have trusted to an ultimate
unanimty among the States, or even have
referred the matter to the decision Of the
Wing Members Of Congress-"
HENRY CLAY, Of Kentucky, will be the
candidate for the next Presidency, by gen.
era! reclamation Of the Wings the union.
VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The Albany Daily
Advertiser gives the result of the election
as reported from l9l of the 239 towns in
Vermont. Wing, 23,5O9; Democratic,
2O,sO5 Wing majority, 2,7O4. The Leg
islature elect is as follows: Senate-Whigs
II, Democrats l3; Representatives. Wings
1874, Democrats IS. Wing majority in
joint ballot, 43. A United States Senator
is to be elected by this Legislature.
The New York Express says: 1.-THE cred
it Of the Government has greatly improved
since the passage of the revenue bill, and
to the extent of carrying the stock of the
from $97 to SOL per share.
This fact, entirely owing to the passage of
the revenue bill, needs no comment, nor
is it an isolated case. All descriptions OF
sleek have felt the benefit Of this great
measure as well as all branches of business.
Its moral effect upon the spirit of the peo-
Die is like gold in their pockets"
UFThe Wings of New York have NOM
mated LUTHER BRADIsH, The present Lieu
enant Governor, for the office of Cover
lor, and GABRIEL FURMAN for Lieutenant
Governor. Their opponents have chosen
WILLIAM C. BoUcK as their candidate for
Governor, and DANIEL S. DICKINSON as G
lieutenant Governor d
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

OP"CoME UP AND SIGN THE PLEDGE.
The regular monthly meeting of the Temp
erance Society, of this place, will be held
on Monday evening at candle light, in the
Christian Church. Considering the great
importance of the cause of Temperance,
and the salutary effect it has on a commu-
nifty, it appears as if our citizens are rather
negligent. 1t is a duty they owe to them
selves and their families to encourage the
society by giving in their names and at
tending the meetings. There will be sew
eral addresses delivered.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

STorpED.-The Boston Circular-sorry
for it-good papcr-hard times-couldn'I
live--had TO die--"yel vot ov III"
Mound City,
Why sport with the unfortunate? You
vii! die yourself some of these days.
"Ghost of Timothy Doolttle! how we
are scared.--PariS Sentinel.
So bad as the time you run through a
window sash; or is there any one after
you now with a shovel! Oh, Benjamin!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01


DTA splendid Meteor was seen in the
armament, by many of our citizens, on Sun
day nigh: last, about half past eight o'clock.
1t was also seen in st. Louis description
of which we copy from the Mound City:
"The most brilliant Meteor we ever saw
passed apparently over the centre of this
city, about half past 9 o'clock last evening.
1t seemed not over hundred feet high,
and made light equal to the most brilliant
illumination that art could produce. We
happened to be in the street at the time, and
were about TO give an alarm of fire, when.
by looking upwards, we saw the cause. Its
course was Is degrees north of west.
About five minutes after the explosion of
this Meteor, sound was heard like two
rapid discharges of very heavy artillery at
a distance.
All this is an effect of the fixed laws of
nature, and is no more wonderful than
thunder, rain or lightning, only as it is
more rare. As soon, however, as we hear
from the old maids and women, we will
tell our readers what is betokened by, and
going 10 happen in consequence of this I'M
usual phenomenon in nature.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

MALE Observation-Disclosures, padded
heavily in the seats, have been introduced
among the Chestnut street dandies. These
things cannot be called stern realities.
Morn. Mes.
A lucky expedient. No danger of get
ting their brains kicked out, no matter
what bustles they afterwards get into.
Mound City.
Lucky indeed We understand the edi-
tor of the Paris Sentinel has ordered a
couple of pair.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

~We would respectfully call the at
tention of our readers, to the advertise
ment in to-day's paper of Mr.. Gro. w.
BILLINGS, who intends exhibiting Machine
for breaking and cleansing Hemp. From
what we can learn, it is one of the best
articles for that purpose ever offered 10
the Boon's Lick country. On Thursday
next, and the succeeding week, it will be
put in operation, in town, when our citi-
zens may test its capacity for. breaking
Hemp. If, as Mr.. Billings says, and we
doubt il not. it will break from IL to / s
hundred lbs. per day, what an immense dca
of labour will it save to the Farmerl This
labour, il is said, can be performed with
one horse. two men and boy. All Hemp
growers then, should come in and test IT
for here, in this Hemp country, if this
Machine should succeed. Hemp can be
made one of the most profitable staples Of
the country and with comparatively little
trouble to the raiser. Come in then, twill
cost you nothing, and is Court week any
how.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
JUDGE WELLS a.. THE BAN KRUP1
LAW.

The last Jefferson Inquirer contains the
opinion of Judge Wells on the question
Of the conslitutonality of the Bankrupt
Law. We have not had time to peruse it.
1t is very lengthy, and is said TO have been
written by Mr.. FISK, lawyer, of this place.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

DPSevera of our democratic friends
have recently asked US if our contemporary
was not absent week before last when that
article appeared in the Democrat on the
subject Of the Bankrupt La0. We learn
that he was: but upon his return home,
sanctions it, and says the only objection he
had to it is, that it did not go quite far
enough in favor of it !! We expect Col.
Benton will not find its notification by h is
Judge quite as popular with a great many
of the Democrats of the State, as he
thought il would be.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

0PThe Paris Sentinel man thinks
somebody has been hoaxng us. An entire
mistake, sir. Our informant is man of
undoubted veracity. He also has witnesses
who saw the tracks: one shoot off and one
boot on" and no mistake and it is further
known from whence you came and where
you were going, and ,ohat for, and how
you come to leave in that fix, and how you
disdained to pass through doors and gates,
preferrng to go through windows and over
fences. Oh! those good old "circuit riding
days, whose like we ne'er shall see again.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

UFThe Wings of New York have nom
mated LUTHER BRADIsH, The present Lieu,
tenant Governor, for the office of Cover
nor, and GABRIEL FURMAN for Lieutenant
Governor Their opponents have chosen
WILLIAM c. BoUcK as their candidate for
Governor, and DANIEL S. Dickinson as
Lieutenant Governor
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01
ST. LOUIS WHEAT MARKET.

d. We take pleasure in refe ring our
readers TO the following circular from Mr..
George X. Budd, of ST. Louis, who has es-
tablished house which must be of great
advantage TO the producers of Grain, in the
region Of country to which his attention is
specially directed.
CIRCULAR, ON THE WHEAT CROP
OE 12dO
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-10-01

AN ACT making an appropriation TO sup.
Ply a deficiency in the navy pension
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
CLARxE's OFFICE.

For Saturday evening. Grand Consolidated EItr. &C -
aniels-s.no0 200, l56l,5 Of IO, ee. 10 drIwa Nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Once OF the American, Nov. ~. II. NJ.
CALrLE The supply OF Beef Cattle a, the
scales ms morning was not so llrsc ss last week.
and prices advanced shade. The ole. logs
ed to abaut 500 head. all OF winch were soIJ a,
prices ranging { onSi IS to 2 37t per 100 lbs, on
Tho hoo', which Is equal to 50I3 rs net The
prne,p, sales werc however at ermed ate rlies.
GhAIN.-Wheati is very ,circ- and wan,eJ
Sales OF limited parcels of Md. reds to-day at 70 /,
81 cents for eo'd to prime parcels, and at SO rs
Tor interior 10 good cargo oil prime Penna. red
was sold TO day at 81 eents, for shpmen., and on
other lot, not prime, at 81 cents. sales OF new Me.
White Corn al 43 A cent?, and yellow ut Is ct,
We quote Md. Rye at Is 50 cents. A sale OF
Penn n Ga. Sales Of Oats at 2ia2 gee
rLoUR-The inquiry for Howard street Flour
was father better on Saturday than foe some time
previous, and sales of good standard brands we've
made to some ex'ent from stores a. S4.U6i To-
day the dem'nd has been less active, and holders
RIO asking Si06i to ei.l2!, The pit price
continues at SO sly.
Sales oi Guy Mills -Four to day at 81 c,sl.
Holders generally are very hrm Ut that rate
small sales o. SusiGehsnna -Four at 81 i2l-
none now In ma Eet
PRoVlsloNS.-There is very ltls d,in. in
my description Of provision and we repea, last
weeks prc., which are ohly nominal, viz: Mess
Io,k Is held az s., $50; No at 81: Prime at So 25:
Baltimore packet Me Beef At 81 50; No InS5
50, and Prime at S425.
Inc stock OF Bacon continues light, with sn,a n
safes at o'mer prices, viz: pine western assorted
Ct % a cents; Sides and Shoulders nj ) n 81
cents, and Hams at 7.a9 cts. Foo Outer there s
but ii'te moro Than a retail demand. We quote
G'ad.s No at l2i cents; No ? q. 8 ALA ems
and No lat So 8 cents. We note sales Of up
wards OF 100 kegs Of No at 6 C, nu. There il
nothing oil consequence dong in LAID. aud holders
continue 10 ak n ~ cents for No Western
WHiSKEY.-Sales of hhds at p c.s.ani Of
bbls. % cts. The wagon price of bbl,. is 10 els
exclusive OF the barrel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

reom Tho Norton mor.ls. Nov. %.

r-aa from mo Sorfsik Herald, Nov. 2r
psArH OF J. w. musoAvoH.-weh asi barely
time to announce. bsfae g'ia. 1, pres, the dsa-h
or JoHs w. MuapAusu. L, q o: Pc ,saou,h. IL
expire a. 'frss 4 o'ei,ck last evepips. in the
'4HSsu oshsass. We rqsss,sd 70 slvs no.
i's' shss,hs faasta' so!cma,isi will TAX, place al,
the Episcopal Chareh In Portrn,u,h. at II, A. NJ.
10 morrow
Mr. Murdaugh was a MN or strong impulse.
which sometimes lei him into error: bu, the
goddess OF his hs,t, the soundnes, OF his calm.
or judgment, and tho c'cirness of his moral n.,.
cepuons, were nantes, {, al who kres him.
and never more 90 than in Lii last Illness, When
CONSCIOUS OF tho approach vi death. he desired
'hnt one or two individuals with whom he wa,
aahsppiy a. variance, should hs sent for, tia,
ne might 'endsr them the hand OF Cancellation ond
DE ~ peace with all mankind. Iii, in lgence and
ability were adequate to the highest ati ms in pub-
,,e LIE. lie was prominent member Of the bar OF
Norfolk county. and for many years represented her
~ tue General Assembly, and served his fellow CT.
ably. 80 -"N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
GEO. LAM BETH.
LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale the OF Land ON which resi. I'm
the coun OF uenreo o. h milca rtn the city Of
Richmond and one milo fiop The Brooke Turnrisc IL
eontsns 80 acres, OF which IN aud fraction
sounds. lying "a the Chic kabotnuy rver-lt1 Of
hithhnd aud seventy eigiI acres a1i fraction OF low
grounds are "neleared. being tn the original growth
sonianlns good wood. aud excellent barrel
per riy i've acres Of lo~ grounds and Of ie
hns nave been seeded In closs aud Herds from
which plentiful crop Of hay last summer and
Is In sS improving condition. To secure the iaui
from ir.R,ets, Canal las been ffom extreme
poni of tho ow grounds TO the Other urwsids Of asO
yards la eurth aud nearly ~ feet wi- Throughout thi1
extent has regularly ~ kcd and hank e aud by this
neans body OF rich land tc found la the neigh
borhooi. has been aureiy reclaimed cultivated last
summer Gas experiment. on part Of the Iecalnis
hndlnD hills Of shacc an atm Warranted In saying
crop the ti Injured by halss any nvirrnis
All tl. unclrarcd high land h tobacco land
quality. The crop of corn. the hsh land. viii be
IN mari but has been used only TO a lihed extent
The improvements are good bat Ilain. The dwelling
house Is Of wooi with rooms aud has recently been tho
roughly repaired The ont huuscs eOnsist new kitei
en, willis excellent rooms Laundry with roo,ns, Ice
house, and We'll 1T the best The Caren large
llI two aercs-is productive every description
getablcs- and otnAnrnri with variety flower. and
pl1nts New Stables Tor - mules ribs
gooi BARNS iy sheds, end Cabins iOr the accommodation
OF hty ucgTocs
believe io he as healthy be found any
whore Thsireet formerly divided into tao, oItahrr
more Than ~ acres each; and ~ d-sif will be again
divided sBd soh separately. invite purcas.rs Visit
The property Nv terms will hc accommodating. u not
GOLD privately before the Is; day OF Jsnuary VIII
he oheTci 81 public auction.
c,9tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
snocKoE HILL TAVERN,

TIVE Subscriber having leased The ahovo house. iaei,
kept by Mrs Bracket respectfully Informs HE friend.
and tho public generally THAT he has commence Cd kecrinr
" NJ HOUSG OF PUBLIC ENrERrAIN NENT. III
promises those who may favour him With their company
un hc VIII cndcavoui, by his constant attention, by wei
hrnishedhhle' and az other ucedtni accommodations "a
render Them comfortable and aasfcd during their ssy
win h,n Attached b. good Stable, which shall, AZ all
times, be well supplied aud well attended
Tho House u pleasantly situated In the upper part
towni somewhat fciired. Hnd ~ the tlnlc ont
nc way oi business We eoliefa for his establishment
such patronage may merit and requests a friend.
and the public 10 Call aud see him.
M lS WV IGCOR WOOpsON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
Z Il Il Y A X RIV AL g
COLUMBIAN IiorKL.

u n N Porter. Powhatan; A Weiss. New York;
n ahweait, Cnehe'held; ID Tinsley, Powha,an; A
II birk, Blehanani L9wellen, dc; Spears,
ro-h"an; wP Cheaiham, Cncslerf=d; J Miller
Car'ersvlle; Peer Jackson, do; + A Eppes, Not
.o"ay; A Campbell, do; K r Branch, Chesterfield;
w htneeck. DC; G Brandon, Halifax; Mai a
. Woodbridge, Cheslerheld; w ! Overtou. Lunen
burg; John q Sketor, Powha,ar; MIR Ha.cher
cumberland; Clay, Bedford; Il e Watkins,
a 10; A Clay, do ii ii GAME, Charlotte; Mr.
Tucker, Powhatar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
POMHATAN FEMAIE snMIN1n~

Ihls gsiuuon, which tss been 10 eonst,ot on.,.,i,
oI tne as ten years under the nanareTnsnt ~ ~
fDct u pleasantly oc aicd about W siles s.. ~
W ol hieh.nord ~ ueahborhood. moral ofel-.r,
.aa unseuAf heaithiu- The bufliaa- are I,rss .rJ
connexions, no eHpcnsc havina been SHARED ~ ssos,.is
~ o.hit 400 accommodation Of The putns me
ouisc o. study T. liberal snd systematic everx rc..
sSity ueng adof dei ior acquiring borough AMI pr,r
ossesc OF the useful anil polite branches OF eo,,
plse female cfucn.ion The wilson Il parsns.i.
Aensie e. nc Prnslsi trusis 70 improve the t,sse
manners md morals Of he pnpHs The school ,ss, -
slppcu WIN an extensive and wc seiecfod A. e.
sens an experiments In the dncsesi depsss9en,s
TIC solol,se year Is Divided MO winter sss ..-..,
eIt the ptnel COMPRISES pcriod II 81 usonibs 800,
81 uc urst Nonfay iu November au.i ciosss ~,
- ttay iu Apfii The lafor co nprsng perleJ III
,u months Commences the 6rst Nonsi.v IN t,ns -
ovs on tnc lat friay 10 September V.ra1,s 4, ~.
months Of Nay and October :" W.
ine chsfFes for the winter tern. couu~oci.s a.. a.
ue a. fo'ioVs. - "1ei'sa
Beard aud tuicn 10 the Rnriish Branches . ga m
,l-.c ineiuh"2 use OF ftsuo.. % n,
S,. $50 ...s .................t2 ~
Al err. re- go. ~, 90
% fhc Class in Chemistry '' "'no'-"sf
r9g,l- w be receiver a any nms and sh.rsed...<
, ne dste % admission an eosBni,Inl-. -
neeie'i - rtiiHhviile, Pewhnan. .ssrLEY prt.et.s
~ = =. ,f.sio es5,e- 80 -
(urf uesnpaidcrr, bessrifaI srrleis es.s9 n-enn
lmFnm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
FCrUHE DAYS
ny WILLIAMS q HAxaLL
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
At Apc ior.
IN Thurslay morning nsTt, Oath inst, at 10 o,roct =,
Tue residence OF Dr. Cunningham, in B,shors Ro, -
shall sell at auction, all his iouschoL and Fr
ture-coussting IN partof N'N'-
BedScals-Feath~ Bsda-Iiar Ns,.re,acs
ID rin2 Tables-H ar ieotIes- Bur rau,-e,dsho.,,.
Chairs-Ceirsis-MaEi ci C'a-scs
Bel sud Table Linen-Bankcfs
znives snd Forks-Tes and Table China
Glassware, &c
win me assormcut Of Kitchen Furniture
Ierms-Nncer sloo cash; slt0 and upvsr,is o1d,x,
approved negotiable notes rNs' ''"AJs
no IL ~ n mn -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
TRUST SALES. 81.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf vftas o. deco Of tru from E.isnaadF Wiekhsn
~ ce.fof date The sth day of July. lSt Of rrro,d
IN the ttetks ptnee % tie couny Court ef Hanover
ia.de FOR the purpose therein rt;i ~e shall a.,
Sale by pGbitc suctio,. the rreises 10 the co,,,
siofcsai on Ihurssy the 2ib lag tie n. Al ss.us6
tSo.ersefl hi, not the Grs, fair .y thersaG-r Inc
usct oi lSe1 on Which the sad Wickhana resica son
einnrbv saver lo5t ares, and called the Mil o,
Nhen l<lfe brick dwelling. with
.I'e. os"n an thre.hinr naehi"s the whole 10
complete repar hceh ~ the land IL Lixhl, imptoseJ
great part beiox Enclosed with plank fences II1,e
narksbic Cor IL bcsthnc.s and resIdrne. fe sin,
ilons are more desirable.
AZ the time and place and In pur.a,ae. Fl a..
sane deed shall cn.r for saie s~veoty.pae 81.
oey are rtnsfkahiy likely and having rved on
e sae AMI arc particularly valuable 20 thase
eehphsn psn's'ion. Atnocg them many .1-ceut
NOISE servants AM a.
me teftns Tor the land will DO anu tvso
nc prrehaser rvnz bond end approved sr~uIify
-osd for ready money. " sale be ns an.
hr.t day, II w DO continued from lay 90 DIV mi, /. s S,
ished. JOfIN \ TAlrwrti ~
- On, s, JAMES N. wIcKHAM.
~ -'N"' Trustees.
DY viTtne OF a deed OF Trust from E.fo.nl 3
- 70 hil Carter, John rsze~.n ani lame. lyons
Tearing date tie ath lag Of August. isi2 an reco
IN tho Ciert5 Office Of the County Court Hanover Nxe
h1a rroce.sl o sell 10y public auction the ~
te J "ieSh1u. la she county OF Hanover the 9Th
hf<i TAI lay thefesfter and imme aely afcr IN. sale
.ncnuoneh IN the above adv mt, signed Jshn N
Iazewei and Ja'nesM Wiekham. much Of proper.
thcteln drscsibsd Rs main a providing the
obi eets or the dee To them Of the July 1872 .. ali
Tie pan1tian utensils, horses hogs. .tc
ne crops on hand, on the day Of slc and - valuable
The Land, shouj no, be soil under the aid deed q
the 9th July 1872. will be soil by ", credit of ON.
snu two years and the Saves AMI other property
SHOULD the sals not be completed the frs day IL will 10
continued until u ID finished. "
}a,is \ LT T5SzzSS"ElL Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
COMsiIssION nusINEss.

rTE vhdersnsd asrs Ills services 20 the Psnfer 70 .od
fsr'nefs 81 vfsicla as coa.uiisslea Merchant ss
Tho s<e Of Tvhaeeo foar, Wheat aud sso 10
shppcfs gcoe siy the sale of rug.r ccee Moss.es
AMI s- OF any cher articles OF foreign pnee ~hieh
may be entrusted to his Tobacco flour any
AVIS n,ensed for re shipment. which may be
y his etii cas. sha alan receive mia
Foreign sHi cossths frexbs viii ale, he procute Ell Tor
vessels 81 .eia.s-s Ito respectfully soeiis share Of
rsife assuring all those ~ho mar sor him their
attention. thai every cre'on shalt be used promote
'ne n,sre once tot the present 10 the eastern
no VI cot GEO. LAMBETH.
WISH TO teli o acres of Land lyips within n,iles
o' the mIkct House In this city. II " part " the
Tract called HIGH Meadow by mo las, Fallfrou
hsa.rd HABIT Hsq This land 10 nrsy,ly -oo,isd wi,h
and frne, snd from rs pIcx,i 10 tho
s!waya IN demand ! am not prepared ntJ The
woo bustness. anil AZ cannot Afford keep N
reinAin a. IL, will dispose OF Il fair price Mr. la
den iahi me THAI he hal refused eo fot part Of
Il NY ovcrseer or myself WILL With pleasure, show the
land :. any one wishing 10 purchase.
" eoif w N wTitTiSu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
BY r Il. DiCKINSON-
VALUABLE uu11nIyc,or.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTATAUCT
on s4nray <';h November, Al O'Clock, p II on the,
ground siiu,ted the south side of street fontny on
SAT- rect 80 feet and running back feet 10 an alley ~
est wie and adjoining the OF Mrs Jesse William.
Iefins-Oa fourth cash. the balance on 4 In,ntbsrra
ul, icr app; owed endoI sed negotiable paper.
no ~ dds II. II. DICKINSON. Auet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23
TO MERCHANTS,


Nd others who require Blank D)oks commence the
n year Sl3 The subscriber The pIopreiy
sending 10 im their patterns, as is Of geai advantage
have their hooks well seasoned lie has hand
assortment Of Blank Rocks Papers Rindng Materials
fine very beet qualify and - really execute all orders
warranted 10 suit his old costomcfs and all WHO favor
him with their lie has Folio aud Dans post Tor
Checks. Balls Of Ladng, Bile OF Exchange sud all other
Blanks, which he will have pTinted order lie positively
assures the public that he always has charged does
aud intends 10 charge for all kinds OF nng at least AZ
low any other Hinder In the city; and lie Is
by his personal attention 10 all orders his manual ex
ertion, To give satisfaction. ID SANNAN,
Do9 Hook Binder, over Mr. A = Lyons Hook store
ERESH UUNCH RAIsINs, in,qn,rtcr aud half
beH's- Sof She. Almond --ti'ron ant Cufrans- for
sale 10y no ~ WA NJ HARRISON
Nov OPENING At KEEN a CO's a large Invoice
~ ~ New Goods. which, with QUE former stock enl-
bcs u TO furnish goods the best Of any 1nc in
the Trade:
beaver Flock aud over Coa's
Pilot aud Flushing do do
SupeTfne aud Medium Dress Goats
6fO pair uf fine and medium Saiiinct
Pants, comprising every size and quality
Mcrno Cashmere, CashmlTet Vests
ALSO 2tl entirely now and fresh black satin do
9sD dollars worth Of Fancy Dress Articles, compris.
Ing very large assortment
Al Of which Offering at reduced prices. for
cash no ~ KEEN a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-23

WE, the undersigned having nocctsarily 10 mlnsio
w much with the people Of Powhatsu ami the adioin
ing countless owing TO tho character ~ our business
public officers IN the said county, respectfully inform oil
ucrsons having claims for collection IN tho counties
Powhaian, Goochland, hmeis and Cumberland that VIC
have associated Ourselves together General Collectors
snd viii promptly attend to any business 10 hn nc
hded 10 our INO. wOODfIN
no " cwitS lif6t HENRY WALrIfAIt.