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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-06-23
SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER

The best strengthening plaster in the world, and
sovereign remedy for palms, or weakness in the back.
l1mbago, &c. &c. One million year will not sup
ply the demand Warranted superior to all others,
and tor one quarter the usual price, making not only
the best, but the cheapest plaster in the world. II
affords relief in few hours, and makes astonishing
cures.
Joseph W. Hoxie Esq, who had been 90 afflicted
with rheumatism, as TO be unable 10 dress himself
without assistance, was enabled after wearing one
only one night to get up alone in the morning put
his Clothes and call at our office with eyes beaming
his heart at the sudden and signal relief ne had re-
ceived from this best Of all remedies.
Mr. Daniel Williams, Of Eizabeihlown, N. j., an
old Revolutionary soldier. was 50 afflicted with rheu-
matism that he could scarcely help himself these
Gates might be given Of their wonderful properties,
but the fact Of the enormous quantity sod must be
the greatest evidence Of their virtue Directions are
printed on the back Of each plaster with fac sinile
Of the name thus. A. SHERMAN. MD. Be partic.
that 10 so printed the back there are several
base limitations hawked about and often palmed off
as Sherman.s Plasters. when they are alogeiher
worthless. NO other person can make the genuine,
90 oe particular when you purchase.
zenges or Pasters and that You do not have any
other article palmed off upon you. See that his
name. A Sherman, M. D." is upon the boxes and
piasiers, and buy none other Wholesale and retail
warehouse lO6 Nassau street, and By his authorized
AGENTS--Saml Buell. and r. M. Woodruff.
Ltchhe!d; Kellogg & Smith, Harwinton; Seth Tho
mas q SOM and Harrington & Calhoun, Plymouth ;
! A. A; Gndlsy. Watertown; Luke A. Hays. Beth.
lem; MMa!nsniel Smith. TorriGgiord; Smith g. En-
John r. Harrison. Cornwall Read and Lewis, Sha..
ron Jno Franklin. Canaan; ]. c. Swift, Norfolk
| E. Leavenworh, Waterbury. 6mSi
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-06-23
SHERMANS WORM LOZENGES,

Proved in more than 100000 cases to be infallible
the only certain Misunderstanding medicine ever dis.
casion intense suffering and even death, without their
ever being suspected grown persons are very often
afflicted with Them and are doctored for various com
plants, without any benefit when one dose OF these
Lozenges would speedily cure them.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS
Pain in the joints or limbs offensive breath. picking
at the nose grinding Of the teeth during sleep, and at
times paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks,
bleeding at the nose. a gnawing sensation at the
stomach, flashes Of heat the surface of the body
slight chls shverngs, headache, drowsinees, YER
tgo torpor disturbed dreams, sudden starting in sleep
with fright and screaming sometimes Troublesome
cough feverishnsss thirst pallid hue fits bad taste
in the mouth difficult breathing pain in the stoma CHI
or bowels, fatigue, nausea, squeamshness, voracious
Appetite eanness, boa:ed stomach or limbs, grpings
shooting pains in various parts OF the body sense of
something rising in the throat, itching OF the anus to-
wards night, frequent desire to pass something from
the bowels, and sometimes discharge Of slime and
mucus
Mr.. J. Murphy, No. 90, North street Philadelphia,
was applied to by poor woman. whose daughter,
years old, had been sick for nearly three years her
stomach was as large as grown PERSONS her legs
help herself although she could eat as much as
two laboring men. Two celebrated doctors had ex.
hausted their skill without any benefit; the father
he abandoned all idea Of doing any thing more for
her, and looked TO death alone, to take her Of her
misery. Mr. Murphy believing it case Of worms,
gave ner oox OF Shermans Lozenges, and in two
days she returned with JOY beamng in her eyes, and
said the Lozenges had saved her. child's life. The
first dose brought away nearly pin. Of worms in one
living mass, she afterwards counted over eight hun
dred that were discharged, besides the mass-which
she could not count: The child was literally eaten
up with them-another living witness of the almost
miraculous efficacy Of Sherman's Lozenges.
In addition TO the above testimonial, DR.. Galen
Hunter, and Dr.. Zabrskie, No. Chamber street,
have tried them in great number OF cases with in.
variable success Loring w. Cross, sc Fulton street
Capt. Coffin, Of Nantucket; John R. Wood. 81 Sd
Sas IL hsrs have @ Sxn and
all unite in pronouncing them the best worm remedy
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-06-23

the town of Sharon, Litchfeld county, con-
tanning about four hundred ocres-between 2
and 300 under improvement, (the remainder
in wood and sprouts,) and would cut about
fifty tons of hay annually; has a good sup
ply of Apple, Pear, Cherry, and other fruit
trees, with az comfortable otS Dwelling House
lying within one mile OF the Housatonic Rail
Road. 1t is considered well worthy the at
tention of wool growers and dairy men.
The improvements, and part of the wood
land, will be sold separately, if desired
Title indisputable, and terms made easy
For further particulars, apply to
GEORGE KING.
Sharon, Dec. 8, 1641. tf26
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TAKEN UP.
Litch6eld County Mutual.
FIRE

-
'HFHIS Company has been in operation a,
Il considerable time, and has insured pro-.
perty to very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient to
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. Thedifer-
ence between the expense of insuring in this
company and in ordinary insurance compa-
nies, is now, too well understood to need anv.
explanation. Individuals in this county. who
choose to insure their property at iriflinr
expense. can apply to the Secretary in the,
Village of Litchfield, or to the agents in the
several towns.
William Beebe Jason Wh;,nv
Oliver Goodwin David G. .SanScrS
Josiah G. Beckwith Richard .Sm;,S
Joseph Adams Israel Coz
Samuel G. Beman
WILLIAM BEEBE, President.
JASON WHITING, Sec'ry. n.
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LEAD PIPE.

WEE subscriber continues to manufacture
Il Lead Pipe for Acqueducts. Pumns.
&c. OF various sizes, and put it in operation
in the latest manner.
PUMPS.
Also, Pumps for drawing water from els.
terms, wells and springs, furnished and put it
10 operation and ,Oarranted.
ALANSON ANDRUS.
Canton April 4. 1872 0m45
DIAM and Fancy Coat and Vest Bind.
n inga at F. PHELps'.
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GLOVES.

GLOVES.
7 AIDES and Gents black H. s. and
- Kid Gloves dark and light assorted
do, from A Ne. !. to those not quite as good
prices accordingly-Ladies' blk Fillet do.
of every description plain Silk, spun Silk,
and run Silk, do. with a great variety of Cot.
ton Gloves, for sale by F. PHELPS.
Nav Or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

ELorKsSxr.-There was elopeinent of couple from
ths city on Monday, which has been followed by aclands
une marriage. that makes little conversation with
those acquainted with the parties These parties ur, Cap
tnin ID Eyinar, 81 the French service, aud a Mis-
OF Porto Rico ayoung lady under seventeen but o fine
talents and high expectations fortune who was left in
New r%-k ut the close Of las, winter spend the summer
IN the Family OF ifisndslc having aunt residing in
brookyn The gay Lotharo who has her nfI.c tons
arrived IN New Orleans last winter and came 10 this city
IN The spring. having furough and letters of introduction
from the American Minister General Cass. lie has pas
sea the summer ut watering places and also spent
weeks with MIR. Cooper, at Cooporsown.
His acquaintance with the young lady was of about thrco
months Duration But his visits hnvc always been in the
iamythe parties having been left alone together
and the only occasion which they took a drive they
were accompanied by other ladies' II until Sun
day last that the family i'm which she resided became
pcous that their charge entertained feelings towards
Captain other than those Of ordinary Friendships; but that
day Mn-saw thought she saw, some evidences OF
more tender emotions Captain D'Eymar immediate
y spoken the subject by way Of cautioning him.
gentleman against taking any undue advantage OF the
suspected feelings Of the young lady Ills reply very
proper onc-such indeed alay all spprehensons He
spoke ut the young lady child protested thnt he
had only converscd and treated her SUCH On Monday
the young lady made the of visiting or pref. nn
to VISIT her Brookyn but fled with her lover-for
such he Philadelphia, whence she wrote back to
her friends announcing her marriage. Captain DE is
gentleman OF accomplishments. OF large FRAME and great
physical power He is cuyaiing large estate in Louis
iina.-Com. ddr.
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lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN & co, MANAGERS, I
SPLENDID SCHEMES ron THE MONTH or DECEMBER
GRIND Consat;rnf.sl Uatf.rx. M tnuiny
RIcmNoNp, VIRoINIA.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THE MONTH or DECEMBER.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 10. drawing
eeiysd fy evening Deeee,e sdfap'as $4,000 Il $500
2of 1850 u $3.50 ~ 1000 u ZOO Of GOO 40 Of 500 so
OF 100, &C. ~ No.-i2 drawn ialis. WLo.e Tcksts e.
spisHla ssASas.
school Fund Lottery, No $40 drawing received Mon,,
1000 1900 1900 1900 1904 of 1900 1850
prizes Of 500 &C - NoSis drawn Ballots Whole Tickets sio
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. n, drawing
se,Ned To-day evening DECEMBER 9tap''als $4,000 5000
1000 100 s9 % 81 1000 30 ~ 800 80 o I5o 2ii at 100
&c ~ No~-ii draw Bai;sL Whole Tickets s..
Sgi.Hdd olsms.
school fund Lottery. No si5 drawing received MoDiy
1000 50 Of 400 2ss OF $50 &C
No--iI drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No ~ drawing reeer
10 1000 IL 500 of 600 Of 200 OF 200 OF 00
1e No~-Ii drawn Ballots Whole Tickets 81.
SPis-did SfAeHe.
school Fund Lottery, 22s drawing received MONDAY
evening. December l9tCapial- 5000. 5000
1000 3ooo $500 s2o ooo 40 OF 500 40 of 400 I7s Of
30O, &c. ~ Nos-i3 drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets SO
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. IL drawing
cd FRIDAY evening December 2adcsptss Of ss.5oo Of
5000 Of 2oi2l 30 Of 200 OF 1875
&c - Nos-i3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets g.
Splendid Scho-e.
school Fund Lottery No ses drawing received Monday.
Of $500 Of 1000 of 1900 LOO Of
Of 800 $50 Of 500 &c 10 NosI3 drawn Banot. Whole Tick
cts sis--l,sre. in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. u. drawing
cevcd Friday December 30th-tapia;s NJ $1,000 5o6s 5000
Is II 1000, Is Of 500 10 Of 200 OF 20 Nos-
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets s5--larcs proportion.
GRAND SCHEME
school Fund Lottery. No. ga drawing received Mon
day. January I-Capah, $4,000 $500 i,seo.
1907 400 1900 1900 HOO 100 OF 1000 - No.I2
drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets sissharcs proportion
0Packsges Shares single whole and
ed schemes Of all The Lotteries under management gratis sent
tD those who may desire them.
pOrder the prompt and prizes paid
rs usual with US At sight Tiio's u. BIGGER
70 Managers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Office of the American Nov. 30, ; =. VI.
FLOUR.-Sales Of Howard 81. of good standard brands
made from yesterday of 1000
10 1000 bb at 81 l25 and also sale $50 bbls ut
Silsi In consequence of the mprov in the north.
markets holders here have advanced the price day
81 80, which il the uniform asking now We are
81 25 have been made and refused The receipt price is
unsettled.
City Mills Flour has also advanced A sale of small
lot made early this morning at 81 25 and subse
quenuy sale made a fraction Observation-Disclosures
now ask 81 30, and refuse sell for less The stock of
City Mills Is quite light for the season.
A sale Of Susquehanna Flour to-day at 81 25.
GRAIN.-The supplies of Wheat are very limited A
small lot Of Md. red sold to-day 81 cts We quote
good prime Md reds sa95 and inferior nj 5Oa5
in quality. Sales of Md. Corn al 42al3 cts for
white and a, 4ia45 for yellow Sales of Oats 23a24
PRONISIONS.-Therc is nothing OF moment doing, and
prices remain nOmnaly the last quoted,
Pork, il held at SS,25 $50; No. 81 Prime at &c.
25 $500 New Baltimore packed Mess Beef at 81 .50
No. at $3.50; Prime S4,25; strictly prime Western
assorted Bacon 5Ia6 ccns Sides and Soudors at 81
cents and Hams at Z cents.
Butter sell slowly within the range of last quo
tations via Gades No. at 25 Is cents; No at .
l25 cents; No. 3 at n cents and Western at 7
IN quality. We advised of any sales OF Lard.
Old No is held ia cents, and the last sale of new
at u cents full.
WHISKEY-Moderaic sales of hhds. at 224 cents and
of bbls. al % 23i cents
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RITsLnING.
Ln1TERIES rn RE DRAMN snnN.

LOTTERIES no BE DRAWN SOON.
Nn. Lccsburg. Glass, No. 10, to be drawn Friday
at ~ O'Clock NJ in the Exchange PnzesSGOOO 55 pnIes
Of 400 10000 $500. 1000 I373 1900 IS
drawn Tickets 80
Grand Consolidated, EItrl, Clnss No. 81. be
drawn Wilmington the End and
Phzes-SlOOO0 s,s0i Of 1000 200 200. $780,
of 100 20 Of 100, &c Nos; drawn Tickets 81
Nn. UouongaIia- Class II. 10 be drawn Alexandria,
Saturday n observation-disclosures $4,000 10000 1000
1850 $500, 1000 500 &c. &c CO Nos-and -
drawn Tickets $40
va. Leesburg, CInss II, at Alexandria sa,ur
day the 10Th December SpEsS Sos. Prizes 1924,
nett $4,000 Il,76i, $4,000 5000
1851, 80 prizes Of 1000 Tickets $40.
Mammoth scheme for the I5h Of December AleIan-
da 100000 divided four prizes 10000
5000 6O0O 5I53 of 1000 Of 1000. prizes 1000
&c - Nos--l4 drawn Tickets SIS
y. B-A certificate Of 4 package tickets
sent for Sls2; and halves quarters and eghs proper
N.BAn orders confidential with promp,ness
for Packages for 4 single Ticket.
91T-shares in all the above proporion-fnr sale by
o2S CHARLES WORT1IAM.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
NEW NnDE Nil,

NEW fORh, Monday, L. VI.
a hrc broke out this morning. about five O'clock i'm the
dry goods store Of J. NJ & T. II. Seby southeast corner
OF broadway and Anthony street, which destroyed large
part OF the stock Loss between thirty and forty thousand
dollars, partly covered by insurance.
Quite u moderate business transacted the Stock
Exchange this morning-at the Second Board, however
better feeling manifested. State advanced l. do
hves J, Ohio /; Kentucky d aud Harlem Railroad l.
There II considerable enquiry for exchange Alabama
and rates are nprovingthc quotations to-day are, Pha
delpha sat Baltimore lat; Virginia lias North Carroll
ma lal Savannah l5as Augusta sals; Mobile, Mont
gomery and Tuscaloosa l5al6; New Orleans par; Nash
vile 4a5 ST Louis Cincinnati 2ia3 U. States Bank
Notes So.
The cotton market is quiet. Flour is advancng-saes
were made o Genesee of from 81 IS SIS, closing at the
latter rate; Ohio and Michigan So 75a5 S71; 700 George
town brough, 81 5 300 Richmond County 81 GA; City
Mills is held II, SIS u.s. and Brandywne at So Nothing
was done IN grain. Ashes quite firm former prices.
The supply OF foreign bills from the South is limited
The market is firm to-day at 1861 1861; London.
France at 5i2I $40.
Prices at the Fret BOdrd.-IIarlcm l6; Mechanics
Bank s.; $1,000 Ohio 6s OF 1850, 7li 81 900 Kentuc
Ky 6's, II.
Sales al the second boordl33 shares Mohawk 33o33i:
81 shares Long Island ISL $1,000 Stae 6s, of 1862 81;
$1,000 State SIS, of 1858, S5 $4,000 Corporation S.
1850, s..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
HOYT & cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.
LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.

LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
Vn. MonongB1ia Lottery, Glass y, to be drawn De
cember 3d-Captal $4,000 10000, 10 Of 1000 &c Tickets
SO Cd Nos.-l3 drawn
certificate OF package Of 20 Whole Tickets above, Will
be sent for si00--har-- proportion.
Va. Ieesburg Lottery, Class R, to be drawn Deem
Der l0-Capial s359f ll76i so OF 1000 Tickets $40
certificate Of package Of IS Whole Tickets will
be sent for Si3O-shaTes in proportion.
Of So 900 for 18th December Tickets SIS.
Va. nonOngalin Lottery. Glass q, To be drawn De
cenber 2iihCapa 100000 10000. 0-lOo OF 1000. &c.
Tickets $40.
certificate Of package Of IS Whole Tickets will
be sent for SI30.
Va. Leesburg Lottery, Glass =, he drawn December
3lCapial 100000 1880 10000 20 Of 1000 200 Of $780,
sc. Tickets $40
certificate Of package OF &c Whole Tickets in the above will
be sent for Sl30-sllares proportion
HOYr co always Tickets sdver
tsed by j. G. Gregory Co. and VIII orders
cusiomcd prompineSs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA.
FOR THIS WEEK. &C.

FOR THIS WEEK, &c,
AT the Exchange, Richmond 81 O'Clock. Friday: Capitals Of
$4,000 IS Of 400 $500 1000 1871 1900, Tickets ssl
To be drawn Wilmington, Del and Saturday
Capials-slOOOO, 2iOl, OF 1000,
81.
To he drawn Alexandra and received Monday Capt
nls-S2SOO0, 10000, 1000 1000 1000, 10
drawn. Tickets $40
December nj Alexandria CaptasS35 294, l76i 5000 5000
5000 $500 50 Of 1000 IS Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets $40.
Union Lottery. Class >. TO be drawn Alexandra,
December 18th Capitals Of $4,000, 10000 5000, 5000,
5I53 Of 1000 Of 1000 so of 1000 drawn.
Tickets SIS.
OnOngniia, Class q. to be drawn Alexandria, Decem-
Der 2ith Capiiais-s30OOo 10000 5000 1000 $500
1000, &c. - Nos-l2 drawn Tickets $40
Lecsbnrg, Class y. to be drawn December Dist
dna Captas-s3OOOO. 1880. 5000 1000
1875 1000 l5OO Of I,25O OF 1900, 20 Of -
Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets $40.
w. u. CLARKE.
q Orders from the country all Lotteries sold
meet Wi prompt attention %
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a:
Wy L-ssr EygNrNo's Nan.

The Northern, mail due "Wednesday Evening, came Ia
hand last night, together with the regular Washington and
Baltimore mail.
The Washington papers contain the proceedings Of the
Senate on the ratification Of the Treaty. The following
the vote approving the Treaty:
YEAS-Messrs. Archer, Barrow. Bates, Bayard, Bcr-
non, Calhoun, Chcatc, Clayton, Crafts, Crcndcn Cuth
bert, Day ton, Evans Fulton Graham, Henderson, Hun
nngon, Kerr, King, Mangn, Mcuick, Miller Morohcad
Phelps, Porter Preston, Ryes Sewer, Summons, Smith Of
Indiana Sprngnc, Tallmadgc, Tappan, Walker White,
w oodbridge, Woodbury., Wright, Young-32.
NAfS-Mcssrs. Allen, Bagby, Benton, Buchanan
Conrad, Linn, Smith OF Connecticut, Sturgeon, Williams
..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
IIyHE subscriber proposes to estabIish a Rendin

ItNHE subscriber proposes 10 establish Reading
II Room in this city and having taken commoli
Room of the Exchange Hotel (which recently
occupied for similar puoc
generally that will he
useful and attractive place Of
but TO the general AMI professional reader well
pleasure arrange
will enable him. addition 20 the best daily papers
of the county, present his shscrbcrsby
of Slips Extras and Letters the Northern
tc earliest foreign and domestic intelligence Morris his
conhnc himself entirely the press
he found his table judcious
reputable literary and scientific including weekly
quarterly journals Of literature science. medicine
clnnic The Richmond
place the a.
apparent 10 require comment and the belief that
only necessary plan by which
furnished with every particular suited
fnor Ia none in the county In order regularity and eomforto
insure immediate encouragement and support.
ANDREW STEVENS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
FEMALE SCHOOL IN LOUISA.

INllE School at INV residence for the education
- Of Young Ladies, viii Monday.
January next under r supervision Of Miss Catnuns Randolph
Dodge, o. New York who has discharged duties
the present year satisfactory a. her patrons The
dcfHRned therefore, feels recommending Miss
Dodge 70 che pubic competent and faithful nuctrcs
this School every thing viii he taught
complete English education together with Painting Music and
French Language The School having bcon established with
view 70 The education n chtrcn be- heretofore
retfcicd 10 sumi number " pupils The pfovcrba
for ~ heahhine and ~ contruy Louisa
convenience for the transportation pupil. and baggage
The terms including expense fr
VIII he $3.50 My address j. rHersvine Louisa County
CLAYTON q COLEMAN
Jsrdons Castle Louis County. ds cSivtf
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CITY ARRIVALS.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

j. A. Raync, Columbia S. Smoo Goochland; J. 4. Da
wilson, Augusta; ID. Cloyd Pulaski d. Annstead, Gooch
and Mr. Walton and son, Gates Co North Carolina; Mr.
Homer &. &. Burton, Buckingham; Mr. Pateson Mr. Gill;
Petersburg; A. A. NOR Patrick; J. W. Powell Goochland
a. d. Harris, Powhatan; G.. Turner, Goochland; c. Cole
Chcsteriield F. Perkins, Buckingham w c. Ford Gooch
land Henry Christian, Richmond; J. Jones, Chcsereld r.
Davis, do; Mr.. Vaughan Amelia; Major A. $. Woodbridge
Mr.. Snengs, Chesterfield; J. II. Ellis, Goochland; J. A.
Clay, Lynchburg; w. Dance, Powhaan c. IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02

Express OF Tuesday says-
Tho weather has suddenly become very cold The North
River was open at Albany Sunday night but as the wea
lher changed before morning. il is believed the navigation
before tins Is closed The Canal is hard and fast In
sequence o this the holders Flour have nut nm ,
price to five dollars AN advance OF half dollar since Saur
day, aud many will any price, but hold OH for
sum even beyond this.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-02
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL AND
PERSONAL ESTATE.

N Al, - m ID
II 4NDHN 'ic PIo'i'ioii vi Dccu vi iiuS''
bearing date the 10th day ~ March ieis made by The Rich
mona hahiaeung company OF ue nt part The uhessneh
trustees OF t second part ana Richard ANDERSON and o'et per
% inc unfu part dny ee"ed according 70 n IN te nus
.ss '"urt OF ule cry OF uerd conveying 10 ts ufegne1
iues ue IooWihs Properly hh'v- Al tni "' % pafeei OF
n yne IN me Guy OF hehnond between inc James RIVER 'anai
ahn u' James Vef' ON "heh us Ichno"
nshs. stuhu-"n Nmcn san D' OF parcel OF lana suiNs
,ouon s ana ourr ouing~ ufes ana st"e
es osethef WIN al ana every pan ana Iaroei Of The haehefy
NJ" nhx OF o~i upon any pnr OF inc Aforesaid t OF ai Ut
mas oech nefeoe IN any manner u-s owned fd OF en-
p,eI =. ne parry o' .e ms' pan 70 e nofesa oeeu 'he hc
n"1 ,rasJ ~ Ec n-huieu''s " eo"oh OF
win an'He hsh's way, Na'ei anu wheI rsh'
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nv InIoes a Brother.

S1rRxsuL.. sALK pAys.-TUEsDAYs. THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS. will be made
of goods consigned for public sale.
On SATURDAY MORNING, December 3d. commencing At o
o'clock front Of viii be sold variety House
hold Furniture. CONSISTING in part OF
Wooj-eat Chair., bestc city make
Reds, Bedding and Belsteads
Mahogany BurcauI. sideboaris. &c.
100 yards Beaver Cloth. suitable for coat.
Also, several good work and Saddle Horses
CITY MADE BROGUES.
$50 city made Brosue-. and black
quality
Aso Mems Boots and Shoes and woInens
Slippers
MOUNTAIN BUTTER.
Is hrkn- prime Mountain Butter. l. n, Aucta
WORK HORSES
On SATURDAY MORNING December in front Of store we
will sell IL O'Clock TWELVE WORK HORSES
Just from the country.
5-y Sale without INIJOES & BROTHER
no 10 Aucts
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Auftionr 5ales.
kUrUrfE DAYS.

and for ~aic.-r .lan -l hsln~t bhiicr cash,
a saturday the 10Th day Of (Nov-n.r
premises 81 Land about miles below city
monL containing al poles TIi. of
OF Tainsns. AMI aiois Judge
John H. Cioon anil Offices and conveyed BY John Jones' who
charged in Execution the OF H. A Claiborne. adn
CaflaI H. Mitchell decd Jesse sIead High
Of county Of Tenreo. day OF October
ski satisfy the balance due said Sale
a ~ O'Clock r. d. JONEs ID. -
ei-his For J. sDcad - ". e.
The ~ the Of Land above
the day advertised above OF
al Saturday the i7t day OF December
div icd AMI will be premises
hour and Tire mentioned above advertisement
L. b. JONES. ID 4
de 1 ditActis J. = H. e.