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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

By THOMAS BELL.
(9tsves Nos.s9 linn and 10 R1itsns lvssle.l

BY THOMAS BELL.
tsssvesFos.sa .ans andiIs N.itsnssvssasJ
TUESDAY,,
Al OH O'Clock, at the sales
Aspendd sale Of IL and second hand PIANO fortes by
ssaeay CSs. white and ssa 's'a's'' am
w s. Cloths: s api a.. linen
asd bolster cases, Ae
:erpt,oss same tms small assortment otvssabae urni.
The piano forte. comprise instruments by beat
c.s''0s-e' of sale g w NNSSsSSiTyi;
Large Sale Of Splendid Furniture Of an descriptions, at ie
Aso entire stock Of city made warranted cabinet
FRIDAY,
no- Atiol oe,oeL, q 's b. ssls TX. rcc% 3.
araw.; CS!sr Sc 3:
eases hosiery hand Clio hing Pledged Goods
Aso-Th. s.,,anc stocs Of Il .rcba~t Tailor.
x~n - MAIL LINE FoR Aba ANY and Inter.
with r-eT mi 81
will ifsys shs foot e CSs5ndt street this onday, asr
ssa I'm .s for Albany Wednesday
.s< OF "'s''' ''"' On '''iFs' 8: soEutgz.,
STATEN ISLAND FERKi: :.
S pFootor Whitehall stree.
ran AZ follows until further notiea =
Leaves staten Island Leaves Whitehall
sAtst eeasckA1. Atso O'clock An
~ !. r... 20 . IN
marked and at the risk Of the owners thereof o.,
EfEK :. FOR COMMONWEALTH Packet Of the Isi
Exc March superior fast sailing packet ship PHI.
1oeLADEtfHiA, Capt H,vey, viii. san above her
This ships accommodations for CABIN second cabin and
seerge pss.enger ar mot surpassed by vessel
.aS ~ 81 nss are ALREADY engaged
GLOVER & MeMURRAY,
100 Pine st South st.
S-Persons wishing send their friends residing in
e old country eau have the brought the
their asy BY applying sbove directed if b. letter poet paid
HkK FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
kQQt York Lne-Positixey First Regular PAcket-To
a.sa let Msrch--To receive freight ill NJ, and
this day At o'clock Ths splendid fast sailing packet
ship Capt Jackson, win positively sail above
For freight having splendid furnished
orso On coLT soe Co. o. So M south s: x
will be taken to have the goods By this line
Passengers this ship will please be on board at Orleans
wharf foot 'iwa street morrow at o'clock at which
t.e the steamboat Herculeas will take the ship
Agent In New Orleans, Jas O. Woodruff VINO win proupt
~ forward all 10 DDS to his address
The packet ship ShakspeVe, Capt Nina will succeed the
Gasten and seil the 10Th instant her regular day
GOAL YARD TOLEAsE.-The Clinton Co Il Yard No
- Monroe sra, with Office, Stable, and the Yard paved
LlAMS &FER0UsCN'S corner Of Madison and jeffcrson
utreets ~cd "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

FREsILr IN TEHnrssrE.-The heavy rains Of
last week swelled all the streams in this neigabor-
hood to an unusual height. Nearly all the bridges
nave been washed away, or 80 damaged, a. to rem
der them impossible, in consequence of which two
mails from Nashville are now in arrears.
Wolf river is said to have been higher on Satur.
day, than it has been at any prevIous time for
te years At Raleigh, we are info, med BY Col
Mason, the bottom land, extending from bis resi-
dence to the river, was submerged to the depth of
ten or twelve feet, carrying away the abutnent of
the bridge on this side, his fences, haystack &c.
The bridge crossing Wolf, two miles from Meuphis
on the Randolph road, We are informed was entire
~ swept away on Friday night producing in its
passage down degree OF CONSERVATION and loss Of
property among the fatboats quartered at its june
ture with the Mississippi, unequalled by anyshipg
that has ever occurred At this place. We have
made many inquiries with a view Of ascertsning
the probable amount Of damage sustained, but with
out being able to arrive at anything like an accurate
conclusion 1t isknown that there were from thrty
to forty boats lying at that point on the evening
preceding, and that but eight of that number
are now remaining at the landing, the balance hav-
Ing been broken loose and arilted down the cur
rent, or were almost instantly capsized by the
floating timber: from the bridge, and entirely de-
stroyed with all their contents. Several are known
to have suffered the latter fate, but what number
we nave no means OF ascertaining. The loss of life
u involved in equal uncertainty .-Memphis Eng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

To sail New Yorf Or the ssis and Liverpool on the
IL M M IL
s2bsSSs Io c cabS sssi D ss'
A sissy Jan
e ss sHFEISSkS sssaS asss,issi s Nov
ssp E9scIHs C.pain ,sHs Collins CS ,i .s's IAN
These sps al class Upward. Of oootons built
Sss1 %,st I'd
Provd.L ISese commanded y snosrienesd mas,
terra whew make every exertion to give general satisiAc
Neither s s.ps.. oh.ss hip. yin ,: .s:.s1.
srss S Of as ssnfs 70 armed and
Mar ths% security ny oths.
Es!sik f; s'E's' 1 sssa New Es,.
Letter. sh. packets WIN 3 charged ia
LOUISIANA A fSS NV ET rS SskE fSE OF PACKETS
& rs
ss:ps.sS .shg from This the a. tctS nth ao.S
e ssSh sy :Ss
S s Ks s:.ss 'iis
hoyi1e ssps vii eormsnfs this ,S,h aTs., sss
BIZ siss 99A6S2k Sss ee Jssi.sa s 1s'S Sss
ssD D msEs.ssIffE o Cart h M S
yahip SHAKSPEAkSs, Capt Miner, ~ Novrnahcr.
ss sp 4NSTFsSS s sssa %a@ssrs 10th Nov
S SSAgytseSE S:ss tssis s ssi nm Nov
-ShIp MEMPHIS, Capt. Knight, 18th Nov.
Skin LOUISA, Capt. milford LIST Decembcr.
Thesc shps all built the city OF New York,
N for uscEsts light draft AZ water have recently been
and put splendid order with accommodations
for bsenss upessalled for eomtos They are commanded
seners sssarton. They WILL at all times be towed and
down the Mississippi by steamboats,. . ,,
Nether the captains ofhese sps will be respons
sorjewehy bullion precious stones SILVER ware
board
sn bills Of adng taken for same and
the value thervnn sv~".aeec
e. r COLLINS CO. IS South sk.,or
JAMES +. WOODRUFF, Agent in New
Orsms whs vii promptly forward to his address
verified will be takento have he good correct
Is neasursd. jsIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

ANOTHER HreHwAY RoBBERy NEAR LowELL-The
neiehborhood of Lowell is getting as famous for
hioRwav robberies as is Wethsrsfeid for its onions
or LYNN for its shoes. We'learn from the Lowell
Advertiser that Mr.. Chauneey Cook, Of Mount Hol-
w. VT, was waylaid and robbed, about half a mile
from Tewksbury Meeting house, ON the road leading
from Lowell to Tewksbury on Thursday evening,
between nine and ten o'clock. Two men, one .
short thick set and the other q mddsg sized
man, seized him, the tall one presenting pistol,
aad threatened 10 blow his brains out, unless he
gave up his money. They threw him down, and
took his pocketbook BY main force. II contained
thirty three dollars in bills which they took. II
eontained also letter directed 'sTo the City Bank,
Boston, Mass >" and marked, $4,000 per Chaunccy
Cook, Esq' He had also about 800 in his pocket,
winch they did not discover.
After the robbery, and the robbers were max
ing OF with their pluuder, Mr.. Cook said to them,
Give me the letter il Is no use to you" Upon
this the short man, who had the pocket book, took
out the letter and threw Il down. when Mr. G. ask
ed for his memorandum book, which was also
thrown dewa. Out Of e4s3 the robbers only got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

LORD MoRPErH.-The Richmond ENQUIRER of
Tuesday last, athus speaks Of Lord Morpetb:-
Lord Morpeth arrived in Richmond on Saturday
evening, and left it, on last evening, in the cars
Ter the South. He 10 proceeding to Charleston.
ans further south and perhaps to some Of the est
lndia Islands. He may return to Virginia in the
coarse OF the summer, and visit our springs and
view our mountain sceRsry. But as he is spoken
OF asa candidate for Dublin in the House of Com
mons, his sojourn in the United States NAV be cut
short by the necessity of his returning home.
Lord M is one of the most liberal Statesmen and
popular and rising politicians in the British En-
Pire he has strong partiaiity for the Americans,
ana expresses the siucerest desire to preserve the
harmony between the two countries He is struck
with the great scale on which every thing is con-
structed in Anerica-with the immense cxtsnt Of
our Countrywide extraordinary volume Of our
rivers, &c He pr0nounces the Potomac TO be the
nebiest river he has ever seen-and he has visited
great part Of Europe, France, Russia, &c.
he stravelling in the United States, on our rail.
roads, and steamboats,, in the sinplest style, with
out equpage. without any species Of state, without
even servant. In his manners he is equally nm.
assuming: He affects no airs and appears only
IKE plain, unPretending, but polished gentleman.
OF good sense-taking deep interest in all that he
Sees speaking Of our ssuntry with great iiberaity.
and never Boosting Of his OWL
His Lordship arrived at Charleston on wednes.
day week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
RISING OF THE BLACKS JAMAIcA.-From Cor.
respondence Of the bany Argus, dated

HAVANA, Feb. 10. 1872
Believing you will be anxious 10 hear The nevs
at this place, | hasten 10 inform you of an an
paihng rumor prevalent here yesterday, that the
blacks OF Jamaica had massacred all the white in
habiants of that island. To day, however. an er-
press mail overland from st. Jago de Cuba, has
gwen less startling facts.
The blacks made an attack on the white inbab;
tants who with the garrison were driven out and
sought refuge in small fort. How many were
Killed was not stated. The governor of ST. Japo
having received this information, has called on Gov
ai1es, oaptain-General Of Cuba, for a sufficient
ano dno naval iorce TO prevent the Jamaica negroes
rom ano'nR on this island, and he has Immediately
oespa.c"eu ooo Cavalry, and tomorrow the fleet
consisting OF frigate, Two sloops of war md ,wC
war steamers, sail with 1000 troops from this place
Should the free or English negroes succeed in net,
on lhis island 1t is impossible 10 saw what win
DC inc result as they can easily lay waste the inte
nor, and put to death all the whites out OF The cities
nave oeen much IN the interior, and visited manv
9slales ana wonder al the insecurity of the whites
they seem to apprehend no danger. when hv a
signal thousand blacks could be marched WIKI,
mile, IN ten minutes, and all armed with The inng
knives used to cut sugar cane. Why thew should he
excited To insurrection, cannot conceive A more.
happy and contented community have never seen
from IoO TO 400 on an estate, and ally not doing
halt the werk OF one OF our farmers in harvest In
their busiest working season, gang of hands work
one hour and lay by two hours They have abun-
dance TO eat and most comfortable quarters The.
negroes all look happy and contented; at bioht
until nine o'clock, they make the welkin ring with
their songs and daughters indeed, l have often
wished some of my fellow citizens had as many
comforts. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
THEOLOGICAI pOOKs M

lhEOLO0iCAL BOOKS, NO. 2.
/ w. RANDOLPH Co. oGer the following Al iow
esInineh On Predictions u Inc Messiah Iy The Fro
,,Odss.. Commentary Comment, on Roman.
Iiorae's Commentary ON Psalms
Lee.e,,s issirue,'eas IN MOSaie Religion
Jones' Church history
Rev , Joriins sermons CIV
lays evening exercises fir the closet
yy SIrsspSnde.ee ., Bishop Jebb and Aler. Knor
| pels By WIN "a Farness NV "' wv
Advantages and eeS~y OF rhr,,,;,n rsvs,, h
,,o% The STATE o. ReEion In the ancient caihe world
h,ers Isnslaion Of al he AposloEelI Egisiles with
Iiisioryof Christianiy ~ Rev u u Milnan
The Proiesani OF essays On tc principal points 81 eon.
tryer.y between ih" Church q" Home an the Rcl,iin-
Moshen's Ecclesiastical history, "
Rev Meeksf's sermons
History and nys!eIyOf Methodist Ipiseopsey, by Nc
Newton on the Prophecies
Rev Ne~ton's works aud life, vols
bishop Meilvaine on OIforL Divinity
Bishop Poster ca Clutch GoveTnm.nf
WORKS Of w Paley,DD
Rev barrow GA the Pope's supremacy
Professor Ranks history OF the Pores of Rome "
Review Of foR's Book OF Martyrs showing The tals.
Works aud lie OF Bishop RavenscroI = vols
Procssor sew,r's grammar Of New Testament dialect
sturm's reflections on the works 81 Col
Roy sparks letter on i.'e Doctrines, &C. Of the Fps
Essays on Religion, by T soo,t,DD
tofnineniaftez on the Ethe, by DO. J
Rev Towers Illustrations OF Prophecy
RspcTtory ami Churchman'S GUIDE for Is-s
Theology or the Pc pie, by p X Iicnshaw ID
Probe ssor Tunes notes on i.1nann
WAGONS body e divinity and select sermons
Rev q WadtinEton's history of church
Ghcateys illustrator Of book oi common PRAYER
Waison's Biblical and Theological Dictionary
Wcsey' explanatory notes on New Testament
Bishop Whites mems. OF Epis Church
tnit,rsnsn pLosophcay AMI theolog Halninsd.
or complete reiuaon OF the principles Of tie Unitarian
system 10y Rev A kuhiinann Of Washington.
Book Binding in every variety, by
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anf RirhmonJ ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
TRUST SALES

hcO abl-E fSOiEkI1 FOR SALE
Rt Nhine OF Deed of Trust eKecufed by the l.fe y
se'u Cunning ham snd Arana liza wife 10 Rieb.ri A.,
Jetson All Benjamin H-ikns Lcsh trusise- Iss,,n,
ne I'm gtenber. ls3i secoricd In the Insf
- 1Is1It 81 hictnonI. q the pusose OF sceunas
ebt uetein n.niioned 10 Iiietoa waHer Tszs~eII Mil
DC s on the fth dsy "f Ocioher A. UPON the pr~.
se- me .L'. nf PropcIiy Ia he sa nienon.d anal
convey 20 me sail Audi ai Leigh tri.trss a. ~
certain piece or parcel Of lani ely Of
ga whieh TIC Richmond Mills snuaie Containing aloi
acres he the sane uor. esr i.nn-i hy Ih- Janes
River Canal ia. llnl fohi by the nnns lam ~, Gun
bingham Anderson, occupied by The UIrhnrond an n,
iscinring Company, being part Of the ani
~. az Cunningham Of Thomas Rutherford Nith lie
nn. buildings add improvements thereon. an' an pr
rse"s ehd anpuuenances therc'o belonging or In an
49, AppeHeintn<, snd particularly the ri-ht Of fssins
49, Oin u,e lanes River canal. IN lul and a,rni.
~ = VIC hid Cunningham mishi D. nn,..r sin.iry
.ts. tesh We Ist's River Conf any, sti.et hnwcvcT
osnp''v o. ne rents ihu u,ay hereafter seerre 10 te
said lines RIVER COMPANY ' 'N''' ~e~'NS ~ "''
The terms Of the aid ssie will - Il, -, - 1T, =, -
purehase money As will suf,e pay tic isf ans ,tcrci
sesnr.d ~ The sail deed, aud ,n- and o,yn, 20 bc
an IaH.well namely, the 81 iwsny Eve IfonssnJ
'oltrS "ih nieTes thereon fro,n The 10 "a az .,,ii a..
an Tue ei-rEes OF q cutting the ttus viii r. f.sl,i IT,
cas- and lot tie resiiuc iheTeOfa credit OF :. T. eve
esltcen months will be sven. tho purchaser rvn, lee
onthe property To secure the deferred paybenis
RICHARD ANDERSON
u w LEIGH, I trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
SAMUEL PIJTNEV

TAKES this oTpoituny ofannoanelns TO hls oil friends
anh public arge that taken the store one door
above "essrs Hubbard Gardner Co., and nearly oppo
se WIN Mchels, Esq'r. Jewery Store ON Main street,
which he has fueduP aud extended back about forty feet
"rihe p"'poseof commencing hts O Business which
he hai been engaged Tor the last twenty years. and hopes
tJ thetateuton. In share the patronage heretofore lie
slowed on him TIE will be very gtad to all HE old
customers ard the P,.6ne generally. Assuming them thai
' long es?ei"aee an the business. and his present feir
'ess'e Tim superior SdsantsgcS In cbilniag fon the
moot celebrated mann etnrers In Phs aud else.
where, Goodn Of superior qusay aud the l.,est style
which lac Will SELL by wholesale aud retail at sueh pr,e.
Aseinnot ailio please particularly those bgyias 10, casa
Ills stock WILDE entirely new and embrace every variety
al Ladies, Gehiemen's, Misses. Boys AMI ChLlrena
boo'e' shoes anil slippers; Travelling Trunks Garnet
Bass. Shoe Bushes, Dlackns, Ac
The above will he here aud opened by the 10Th or 5,h
sepem1e when he will be very happy 10 wait on those
VII" may want Goods Ia his line. respectfully ass call
irom country meiehaata, 10 examine my stock before
they buy Tor am determined 10 cell Goods lower Tor
cash, than they have been here Tor a hing time.
a" u" sAML PUrNEY.
10 Tho DanSle Reporter and Iynehburs virriniau
nln p'asf copy the above, weekly, until the LIT Nc,en
pef, shih'niihtif accounts TO this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
GENERAL AGENCY
"A n ID
COMMISSION HnIfsEs

luz sut scrihers have ssaocia-,i thrutr.es ,-.,h..
hs.st me ttm OF waller a Theris.,n = no p,r.
~ - snsschnf aseneta q lnnissiHn nnsinr-s
asme betn lung engaged In rchand - ana eD.,,,
'le tenefai routine 81 hrsincss Ssi me- 40 40.
~, nee "''t their rsfNices a. their AMI L. -
- - t1rrr. 1iey a.cas 10 benug ti,.ir H., -. ~ u
'.a'n 70 tic sale 81 every s'ttcis 81 .l a.,
- ny MT respectfully ssict q Etsr- IL t.tf
l'"t'4" esiscrttis i tie cnr \, f.tt ar f
- sns t"-tr friends tllai ncii~ viii b., f.a 30 80
-. n,',-,. % 'ty, rsn ali int.sfii, "a, lr-.t.l h.
W ..E re hfhes' prices &C their prsci,,e~ AMI a.
~ pnncinal Tcinrtie Tor The zanr ~ -'N
uS- once hrst corner below The D.r,,
LOGAN WALLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
They most respectfully clcr the loIo.in,

-. hEF ERESCrx:
hHefsaSff--M ssrs Hcni. k~nsii At~a,cr mi e,,,
" a. sheppard Charsffs.rfls. Az, a A. rii'
T. Se"fisrt'e -Messfs r,aftl., Tsi~r a 60 ts..'
go go Sn.iies 4 Neat snh J ". btsty. ~ .r.fs.
nfids ~ LyHs thsF s-inhn " speed az \ ~ ~
" sutton Esqs FSsfsTictssnrg-fs. h,si Loo. %
Alc2ausicr WALKER Erqs. fJras1s ~ - ,'
lioin.nn iRItsrsf,-Wn. waller Esq fstrsi'-.
,aPt Robert g. sutton, Daniel nciarn.,i IA Mui.,, ~
remnant. Es1s K,Rg WRiHts,-t:sn. PhiIr Aris-f NJ,
,slS Charles a. BfSKion. William sitr ~ -,
y. Waller, snd Mcssrs ". W. yest a 60, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
SALE OF LOTS, FURNITURE, sc

IN MANCHESTER
pursuanec Of decree Of the County erurt OF Chca.
tetheii pronounced on the lIh August issO In the
suit Of Jacob shook sarah COZ &c The subsrber al
commits thereby appoine T. "a N I an tc nrc,..
by public auCiiDn TUESDAY The llfh Of 81 teube
h"t sr, not tie fair diy, all the PROPERTY
ahl personal contained Ia dcci Of Trust dated IA
cemOer, s(. executed 10y Gof 20 g. n.cr rms n,
the tenehI Of Jacob shook, aud recorded IA tlese, III,
consisting Of three lots paris Of los In
GUIDED ia numbers 90. 20 and IS with the huiitn-s and
aPpnensnees-snd Of parcel of Household AMI Kitchen
Furniture, sOriel horse, wagnlnd GEAR two carr ami
gear and negro 4 woman named Elsie.
IbNM--For the personal property cash for the real
lerei oi sS months the bons with
and INC tue 70 be retsned until payment.
an . e9td II. RHODES. CONF
NALuAblE LAND fOR SALE, DYING in lie oT : i9TI1.
Ell bF the junction Of the Richmond anI Fredcreks-
nurr and Louisa Railroads. aad adoinginr the Lands OF
va, a, Ihot boswell aud Pleasant Terrell, Esq)
iaserns on FusT, the 3ya of september neNi, at N
oeock AIR that valuable unimproVed tact OF LAND
Known Ss u ars tract N Hanover county, Uhe property OF
the late Mrs Judah Wins'on) within haf mile n the
Richmond anil FrsieTickS. arg AMI Iuisa Rairo,s ami
containing about 375 acres
THIS Land lies North ANA River and IL Of easy
access from both Of the above Roads AMI about hours
rue per Railroad from the city Of Richmond
That portion Of lc Land fronting on the river Is of fine
qiaty low grounds, b1i the entire ro
son OF judge, In the noghborood y or good qualify
mere y an abundance OF good ami heavily timber land
Toa person DESTROYS Of buying good Farm contiguous
n the Rrhnond market, aud placing such
as may best suit lis taste this certainly pre-
ssnts amos; favorable opportunity.
The terms Of sale bc 3lh cash and for the balance
o. me purchase Honey 'qnay divided, approved nesos-
be noes will &c taken payable the m Il DAY OF January
am hIsi Jay Of July 1873 The title properly will
Richmond, Aug. 1872. wM BUTLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
NOTICE.

'iiE hrm of COOK a HILL hem. rsS,l.e,I o, tl %,
CoE % tc Hath Of the senior r,r'ner. VI Peter
ii>e in iehici win confer aftsar ID, raIbn- ,i
~ uins tlcir accounts a. zooa a. no -ie 4. h ~ 49,
~ 70 81 M ,lsncss 81 the lasa concern without H..
" ~ ALEX. NH.
. - Survtving partner.
-, ~ H'I 70 specially announces his friends
.hI NE pnbc, AMI The customers The IL. firm
a I'LL that he will continue the business ~ Inc oil, -,u
on Main 81 where IL will keep always on hand an 80,
sise erd choice stock OF Boots ani r,,,.s rr,,.rr,
Trunk &c, principally Of hts inanu f,rf1r I,
einliio any ulng ~ the ety) aud al, from mo n,t %
prices suifaiir 10 tho times '"' Nv ~, T"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
NOTICE.

nJ-LuDwELL ". BROWN informs his frienIs ant
the public generally that he has ths day agsei.t. with
h,n EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR, Esd, Tor the purno.. of con.
n"niHs General Commission Jusne "a In Richmond nm.
der the firm Of BROWN a TAYLOR
lie returns his thanks to those who hay. favored linn
wan iheif custom, aud soeis extension Of to the
h''' inc n"nbe1oi which inend dcvotinE their undyi
dei attention 10 the business
Usual advances will be made on all con sirnmcnis
To- Once t~od DOORS above the former stand of yon
peane a Edwards ON the South side OF the Basin.
Richmond, Aug !. 1872 ans Inf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
EDWARD TME RLACK PRINoE.
RESTRICTIYE sYsTEM

WOhTtiAm, M'GRUDER & CO.
OFFER FOR SALE
~ oarided sugars eo' view o'aA"'' st cr0'' AMI
9Jhoxes single, Double and Treble Loaf Sugar
2ohhds Porto Rico aud Trinidad Molasses
Nv DDS new o'icans 10
l1i bags Old Java Coffee
20 do Lssuayra 10
90 81 i sides Soi9 r leather, good aud damaged
"a boxes Gnnpowder and Bllck Tea
l5iicrccs Fresh Rice
10 bags Pepper ami Pimcnto
London Mustard ia pound and half pound boulea
2Oo kegs Nails and Railroad Spikes
too sacks Bluwn Salt, factory filled
- do Ground Alum do
- kegs Rohned SapetIc
2t0 ueTees Thomason Lime
10 barrels superior Cider Vinegar
2n boxes lnNl2 Glass
2u DO SNl0 10
~ bags Ginger
hhls Lamp Oil
- casks ,aiaga and sicily Madeira Wine
- boxes Sperm Candles
- do Judds Patent Sperm do
% do Hun & Woodrun's Tallow Candles
~ boxes Soap
l50bbls Clipped and Family Roe Herrines
OboNes bunch Raisins
ceToon inligo
!D boxes Simmons Axes
Bags Shot
Cotton aud Hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords, birthstone
Nuimegs, Mace and Cl"ves
Wrapping and Letter Paper
20 bushels Herds Grass Seed
Clover seed
Orchard Grass do
10 toas Trctiesar, Country and Swe.ies Iron com.
pTisnE an assortment Of nearly all sizes,
nd, round aud square
o tons Amencan swedes and Russia Blisere ]
IIaIiou English Blisiereh steel
Do Cast 80
lion Spring do
sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Blnd and Iioop iron from TO inches wide
ton Plough Plates
do Nail Rods assorted sizes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
HENRICO AGRICUITURE AVN uoU
TICULTUIkAL SOCIEIY-

III The gentle men appointed to serve on the Farm
oommh'ee. to wit - George NJ. Savage, Chares Marx.
Henry IT, Carter, and VIM Miller, are respectfully re-
quesed To meet at oodn's Spring, Saturday At the
HIh instant, at 70 O'Clock.
Proprietors who desire TO have their Farms esannel
are requested notify the Committee through any of ms
members without delay.
su2l It'd JOuN cARTpp c.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
THOMAS nInnEp

Az taken the store recently occupied by w Allen
Draper aud Tailor, and invites he eus and Former
Pnncfnat euSionersto continue their business.
lie has engaged the services Of w Alien who will lc
vote ms best attention TO induce them To continue
ioIIneI liberal patronage.
The most scaSonabc aud Fashionable stool will lao
on hand AMI they may rely uron having ;cr garments
male i 10 NE most modern and approved style.