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New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

PoRrRalr OF Boz.-A fine E,hosraphed Por-
trait of CHARLES DlcKzss has Jus, been pub
lished bv Atwill, al col Broadway It is executed
bv Hedeima1, the same excellent artist who exc
cu,ed Inm.n. Portrait of E,llsler. Il, one of the
finest portraits we have acen.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

IiG!iMoSD Va. D. lSll. tses.s ~ wouil o6lce
ne hy immediately Forwarding Tour Ino - you
i.sa.n:Dle io;ehonn Candy, which demand eSs,
not IN nv power al. 9naieg supply l,n free ssy
ha; he Iuetca! iacGy here largest customers,
duubl dissolved and sold IN Svrip> d.
ant t,:icaclcu> remedy. country phy,.,ial l:,.
c.as, nom last week >l0 WORTH Goubi to yea;l Il
ms way In fact the, invent nothing ul,ar % I, n
the various o: decline. the earlier and more advanced
stages coughs, and II group and uscerUed throat .
cano be exceeded. an, sI., yocr obeiiei; ServaE,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

Inch ieSs oht had al Maiden i.aae and such ?roo.,
OF these 'ct> as NH conyinc- III Who VII cali oI cod .;
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

IL We have received several communications both for
and aans, Rev. Mr. Chouless Lecture We give place TO
the following note which is all upon this shiecto which
WE. can afford ROOM Our columns the appropriate
cbannel for Il controversy of this kind
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

q The defeat of Mayor Morris for Attorney
Gcgcral and Stevenson for Commissary General
shows the estimation i'll which the pipc-Iaying
conspi,.ltors are held nj Albany The Regency
Members Of the Legislature deserve thanks for
their consideration in not surrounding Gov. SEW
AID with these his wan,on and atrocious de-
fnmCrI
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

u In consequence of some severe and, as they
sllought, unjust remarks made by Mr.. Adams con
ccrnng their report, Of his speeches, the Editors of
the National lntcligencer haze resolved to report
no more of them This i certainly furnishing
themselves and their readers quite "a much as Mr.
Adams; still there may be circumstances in the
case which justify their resolution. MIR. ADAMS
in and;ng to ii on Saturday: very bitter, un-
Justly charging their motive for suppressing his
speeches the teur of losing Southern subscribers
and asking time 10 procure reporters for himself be-
fore he continued hi5 defence. We sincerely trust
the Editors of acknowledgement will find reason
10 cha1pc their determination.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

\ positive cir,. Tor Tie Salt Rhcuni
beautiful Dy1 ttr !laf-N!!l rot color tie sssb-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

\ FAcr.-A young gentleman of handsome pro-
perry, BY the Of ofCrawford, moved into town
where he was alured TO the shop Of a rutnsecr,
and became drrlnkard. When much reduced,
and feeling that he should notI i've long IN the world,
he m1do bargain with the r,lrnsellcr, tia; lie
weu!d give TO him the remainder OF his property.
which wa. house and lot. il he would let him
hnve all the nlm he wanted for one wear {bcyond
which time he did not expect 10 livc.) bury him
and pay his funeral charges. The nntseer closed
the bargain. At the end of The year the Young
man found himself alive, though much cmaciated; /; he
reflected on his condition, on the goodness Of God
in spa7ing him, on the awful bargain he had made
with the rumseller. and came to the resolution tha;
he would never more touch the accu1sed poison,
and, as God had let him live, he would become a
man. He fed from the run.ccr leaving home and
land with him, went 10 another place, became rc-
formed and is now doing well, and earning some
thing for himself. Jour. Am. Tenn. Union.
Y CHAPNA"s RAZOR sraoP isdecidedly thc best known
Tor sharpening du RAZOR and eve after keeping II
perfect order Try il lO2 Miliam-sueet-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

THE EWEArHER.-Paperst from all quarters give
accounts Of unprecedented weather. Most il not
all of the harbors on Lake Ontario und Erie. are
as free from ice as in the summer season.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08


,te,taln and POSITIVE cure Tor 'he Pies in AL case
war-,.,tr cure .og Ill BRUISES. Sca ail o;he. Sow.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

10 The Office of Commissary General has
fallen to Gen. Henry STORMS, though Jonathan
d. Stercnson was ahead on the two first ballots
Our friend JAMES CONNER, who deserved most Of
his party. had over twenty promises and obtained
seren votes! Put not your trust in princes
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

the following which IS ali upon this subject tor which
afford Our columns not the appropriate
channel for 4 controversy OF this kind
Monday afternoon
Mr. EDITOR: Your correspondent . Colunl-
banus has seen fit to call in question the accuracy
of my representations respecting the massacre at
Paris in 1872.
All who heard me know that cautious y alb
stained from unkind remarks. and especially dis
claimed all illibcral intentions. in my Introductory
remarks.
cannot consent TO hold n controversy with an
ANONYMOUS assaant. nor do | wish to enter upon
one at all owe il, TO myself and the respccta-
bic Society had the honor to address TO say tha,
l have very cautiously examined the authorities
which treat upon this sad blot upon human ma
turc, and / am quite satisfied OF tho accuracy o;
my statements, and am conscious OF no want OF
candor o. fidelity in preparing the address.
l intend a, an eurly period to publish the Life OF
Admiral Colisay which will include the Massacre,
snd g ColumbanuS " can Il, his leisure attempt to
rciutc any positions which he may deem incorrect
am quite sure he will obtain the attention Of
the world, and make his name famous, il he prove
that Catharne WAS not PaPist. md the Nassa-
ere 4, Paris an outrage upon the |etcr and spirit
OF Popcry.
shall not treSpasS again upon yo,iI valuable
columns, and close By recommending my unknown
critic 10 read The Edinburgh Review for 1923,
where ne may probably ind q .flc." Yours re-
I t,,n,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

LATEST FROM MAsrAszAs.-Thc ship latn,
C2pt Holmes, arrived at Plnalcl phi Friday
night, saing from Manrlnzas, Jannar" 2Gth. In
relation TO Mr.. Cross, correspondent of the In
suirer says: This gentleman, am now happy
to say, has been relieved from Imprisonment, and
i. out under security given for his not leaving the
island but the suit is jus, going on AZ slowly as
ever which is much to be regretted
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

We can well believe, as Washington corres-
ponlcnt writes, tha Lord AIorpcth listened to this
part of Mr.. Adanls's speech with intense interest.
The station Mr.. ADAMS filled at st. Petersburg,
with his sagacity and penetration have probably
placed it in his power still TO give the world much
information on hi, cvca,iul period, which is still
obscured on many points. Courier.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

FACTS y ORTIZ, tSG.A positive stay for tie Hal,
falling @ oGt-)r 10 restore 4 II bal,s places,
Ac-r;ain cure for all Rheumatism and Swe.le! L1hs>
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

STATE OrFlcERs.-.tt the Van Bnrcn Caucus
on Thursday evening the following candidates were
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

lG The steamboat TELEGRAPH, Capt. BRAIN
,ED which left this City on Saturday morning
reached Albany during the night ensuing. thus
raising the blockade of that ancient metropolis,
which had been thorough tog the preceding two
days, owing to tie heavy rains OF the week, which
had rendered the roads 1infathouablc, broken up
the Hudson and Mohawk, ovcrIowcd the track Of
bridges. No Mails or other advices from North
East, South, or West, had been received since
Thursday The arrival of the Telegraph was
therefore theme of hearty and jus, congratula-
non She encountered no solid and verv little
floating ice on ilca passage.
The Telegraph left Albany on her return at 9
o'clock yesterday Monday morning aud reached
this City about - las: night, having been detained
slightly by floating ice but seriously by running
upon submerged unfinished pier at Coxsackie
and breaking several buckets out Of her starboard
water-whccl. Farther down her stnrboard boiler
>prang u eaI; ard nearly cxtinguishcd the fire.
and good part Of the passage had to be made
with one boiler. But nothing occurred to mar the
comfor, or diminish the satisfaction of Capt
Brainarl's boun,iful and constantly increasing list
of passengers, who must have numbered 300 when
they reached our CITY Those who left Albany
with the Mails by stage Saturday morning
post-hnstc for Ncw-York were taken on board at
Hudson; those who left az! EridQy E,rcrc missed
,,''.''''' ,. 'i-'u'n -
:. ,, rro.',. . ~ i'N . vim, ''i's' N''9
'''N''''''o w. '''''' ''' O0'''"
-. - ~
Inc ie'esf'ph Proo"o'y Cleared ; 'ooo Dy hcf
"1--al any fate' We nope So Inc i'ivcr Is now
clear OF all oit al'tle dr'i' 1ce which Is hourly
el'ain>hins,
among our lciio" passengers dawn were .'eSsrs'
r fRAShl.is' #lueA'H. JONES ana M2cLAf OF inc
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

Y chapmans Magic Strop only pos.s hall .he agic
thar flashes IN MS writing. land believer, proves
him TO be good al more things thar one to say III. ran-
But the reader must Judge Of both for himself
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

IT Fine Head OF Hair may certainly be attained BY
the cse OF jones' Oil OF Coral Crcas,ia These perons
certify 10 Tonpkins, 90 King street, x Y, and many
others II Is sold al 9enid The right nu1lher-s2 Chat
haul-tt- Sold The low pce of g. shilling. Try
his we are told it excellent Agent, I67 Div:sonst n.
l.. l59 Ful,on-st Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

U We are indebted TO MessrS. ADAMS 4 {
for Boston papers in advance of the mail,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

% Col. WT!.I.lAu l. stone lectures this even
ing before the Mercantile Library Association, or
the Buccaneers OF America
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

DEATHS is TIL. .CIrY-.Th2 number OF deaths
IN the cty for the las, week was l70 o winch 80
we're o. men, 4 women. 30 boys, and 10 girls l
were natives RI the United States, % OF lreiaad, =
OF England. and OF Germany. .=o,he whole ''a;;l,
Der 26 died Q, Consuup,ion.=li Of Commissions :
OF ADoplexv, 3 oAsth.na. 3 Of piarrilra, 1 OF
Dropsv in the chest OF Dysen,erv. OF te''itteri
tever. 9 OF scarlc, Fever. s Of typhoid Fever, .
of Whoopins Cough. 4 at Inflammation, OF Ma
rasynus. and ) OF Smll. PuX.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

u The Hope Temperance Socie,y have ,hei
arstAnnual Ball one week from tomorrow even
ias at the Temperance Hall, corner OF Grand-st
and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

.sThey re good for a ever. and GOOD for cold;
They ri: eoi Tor 'hc Young. AMI good FOR the old
They re good Tor The t:rold. ard good ,og re bo,d
Tie hall OF Their vt--re, havc rever been tod
They re bitter than s;lve-, arc Better ,ha1 gold
sej' ~ H.. ve-E' ots, medicine thar ever soG-
writ.> poet cf Sherman. ii.d!ca;sd Lozet,c. ~;
Sy al w.3o have Vested thc; The alino> tn-;
Dic nt,br who have gwen ;h"'r eyisrce favor OF 49,
highly cel.brtsd a-c! oGh The u. s, skr-
teal Of real intrinsic woth Remember that there AZ
various Ard, Tor dj,crsu disease and no, ore 10 49,
coughs and brnhnn la,b>. Whoever 10 be- cr-ri
QUICK lu all with PHEASANT medicine should 90 81 Cfr
10 III. Na>>:ruree ana get oi Dr. Sher1!3ans lo,
ets,> or ci>. 20 hi> Chrrc>, !SS Bowery Sar;s
Drng->soTe.. @75 Broadway an = East Broadway Co
,:ing;oi. % huG>oaS,rret. and 3l>!tou sp!Eys -pe
,or,, al~> - and iS9 Euonstrret- BROOKLYN. Pet
.iing's S,ae-sire.I, Ro.oa; Burgess, = Soui. Tl:t
,.r,,.t Phi!al.rlD.i.a-
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

SECRETARY rFsHvR.-In order to explain an
allusion 10 the matter recently made, c NJ Bvaa-
ton. Of Richmond, publishes card, Ct which The
sciowir5 is II extract rs!a,,as 10 the nia'ts- N
controversy between Messvs. Bots and CPsnrl:
Corvcrsirs with Judge Up>hu, sorae years >ince
in tho streets Of Norfolk, tie subject OF nullia-
cation, said considered the doctrine OF nui.lti-
cation q i,sresv, tangerou. in this thai many per
sons who had not access 10 correct information
would be led OF; b,- the plausible arguments bs
winch i, va, suppor,e,i Tor eli have their a.e-
leaders. The Judge sad, have no tiIe-!raecr. i
replied. YOU have occasion Tor a n!c-iracer a
vorr si,1:u,ion in He enables YOU 70 obtain correct
information for Yourself although. sad [. lest
iayiy. some say Mr. Calhoun is yoar fie-leader
Judge pshur then made Use OF The i':5.r''iiSe ex
preston Q; which | have sposcn.: No, nave
no .;l,.-le2der. and claim the credit OF bong the
first virsiuian who ran.up ;hc iIag psdis'''!iof
Wha, was intended By TINS expression, cannot
say. [, wa. used a. haze said. in conneNlo'i
with The .,.bicct .. nullitcaton. and j, any qua
cation accompanied the rcrnar> ii has escaped smc.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

Y CHAPNA%'s RAZOR STaoP isdecidedly the best known
Tor sharpening dali Razor, and after keeping It in
perfect order Try IL lG2 Miliam.sreet.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

THuSDERSroRM.-ttr tremendous storm OF thun-
der and lightning occurred in Syracuse and the
adjoining towns Friday night, with heavy and
continued rain. We note this as rather unurual
exhibition, and as showing the remarkable charac-
ter of our present winter.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

arc a; Meredith y. H. on the lat inst
destroyed the ofice q; the Belknap Gazette, with
bookstore, harness shop with most of their con-
tents. Loss from, 5000 TO s., 900.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

ExrLos Ios.-The boilcrs upon the s,eanlboa,
Citizen Yesterday m orns just as She was
coming into the Screw Dock nenr the foot Of
Slarket-strect@ entire deck, bulwarks, &c,
were torn away, but no persons were injured ex-
cept the engineer, whose face, and one OF his
hands. were burned severely, an. I boy on board
a schooner lying alongside, who slightly hurt.
Tho boiler passed through the deck and so over
board. The cause of the explosion lack Of
wa,er in the bolicrs.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

C Rev W Van Zanlt's trial before an Ecclc
s;as,ica Court mas been adjourned 10 Osweso, an,
The verdict will not officially ;ran.pire I'LL il ha
been approved by Bishop Delaney.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

% Nothing has becn accomplished in the Leg
islature during the last three days cxccp, turning
out the Wing State Officers, cobbny the records
of the Senate. and debating the Chcmung Canal
bill in the Assembly. The latter was i,.allv passct!
with the amendment, limiting the rale Of in,crcs,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-08

Samuel w. Jones Of Schenectady, David Ham
i!ton of Albany, Abel Chandler and John Tracy of
ton of Little Falls, George w. Cuyler of Albany
John B. Skinner of pattsburg, and Rutgcr B. MIL
lerot Utica, were prominent among the forty OF,
fifty defeated candidates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
POWHATAN HOUSE.

f.-~"f"O"ur
THE suhseribeT has taken lease on the above Es,ab
lshmcnt. aud viii take possesson the lst tiay Of
oeuher next until which time the House will 10 kept as
heretofore, ~ T. Dulal Es lie would be pleased to see
hs friends and all others That favor him with call
IS deemed unnecessary 10 say any thing alton 10
The locality 81 ihs House, must be generally known
having been LOT many the prime asl House city
sisfhee II 10 say there Is nat location eqlal il. Tie
ilcusc, Is well as ~ !ocay, u admirably suited for zen
enlea travelling With their families and members The
Legislature, toT whose Accommodation arrans will
DC IN. The House Viii undergo a thorough rrnaiT
All can proiEe IL 10 the best my ability 10 render
satisfaction 10 AL thai may favor with Their corany
aud all can ask Is trial There will be Hacks a Por
the different landing psces TO convey Iassea,ers
ard baggage. free OF charge.
unnnrS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
Cd! ~ I'D 81 D
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
Du,ae;I,

Opposite TIE Banks.
THE subscriber 10 constantly receiving from the ccic
L hrafcd mandatory of NUsSs a C,ss. New York
elegant aud plaza Piano Fortes possessing the aicst i'm
proysmrnts auihsi delcacy Of touch an swectncss
tone, So pecuhar tothcir manufacture.
Constantly On hani large aSsor,mentof
Cutars, Victims, violoncepos
Accorhons, Musical Boscs
Horns, bn.cs and Trtunpets
Flies sud Drunls
Guitar, Viola, Harp Ano Plan, Forte Strings Of supe
Piano oues;ools and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
Telargest collection Of Musc offered for safe in
this STATS may selected FROM al the store OF tho sub
scrber, who Is enabled sell the philadelphia and
New YORK wholesale aud tail prices.
Those purchasing tn sell again will lie furnished upon
better terms than they find elsewhere IN the state.
to- Pianos repaired, tuned, let hIe, and taken IN
exchange. T.. ". TAYLOR.
10 PLANO FoRTEs Of every description repaired
l.n KsSSsrso Whose ons S ye and "by mani
occurring s1ituons Piano Fories justly entities him io
n5- ordersleft above viii be punetallly auendedto
other In town or country.
wv beautiful article Of Hollow Ware. Manufactured in
by Moore and stewart and have jus, received
Keucs, Ovens SPIDERS. Andirons, warIe Irons, &C SC
all Of which we prepared to receive orders for, and will
these areies on hand aud invite the trade To- examine
their quality. &c 70 JR TRIPLETT SON.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers have received by the packets
Il "a, Manchester, and Weymouth, from New York. a
large and verJ general assortment Of Dry Goods, suited
the present aud approaching season part Of which
EIira super medium and fue Cloths and Cassineres,
comprising choice apartment N colors and patterns
Super mediam ard low priced kcniueky Jeans
Do DO DO saitinctis, all eeiors
Morno, Valencia, aud swans lovn Yesting
Pain striped, aud plaid Liuscys
Rose, Whitney, point and Dude blankets
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Flanncis
Red yellow, and green 10 very cheap
Knitting AND darnins yarn and zephyr Worded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
g L 4 Y ARR Walls.
ElcHGHcE.

LAGRANGE.
VIM Se'der, Ctaric. City; A b Cheath.r.
e'ehmont; Dr. keeney, New Yors; VIM p Pow
ihress. Ship John Narshaii; F Couch r. tersb,re:
u WLrheld. Smi''h .ic; DE- c Frnney. Nan.e-
m'nc; Wm Msc.,er, Virginia; Jsre. Garland,
LYrehCurs; I ID Scott, FssTuier, Va; Mr. Bailey
daughter and servant, Hilfex; c Deck, Baltimore;
Cooley, Eogland; SAM. Oliver, New Jersey;
= HEM, Philadelphia; Jas X Campbell, DO; w w
hendiI, Liverpool; Chas Rsdz ~inkie, Lynehb.rs:
Pienehal, Williamsburg; Baker, Virsinis; JAS
l. Clayton Lynehhurg; ID w Burton, de; J w
Wsrsei', de- J,Gie. c Hunt, do; @ Daliert, Phila-
Columbia, We.
COLUMBIAN UoIEL.
Beieher, Chesterfield; Mr. Wilson, Amelia; Mr.
Po'ran, de-; Dr Davis do; Mr. Morris, Booking
nam; AR Ctaddcek. Amsm; J r Bo~les, Gooeh
!sbc; inll, Chesterfield; Il q Dana, City Poin,;
r ~snn, Po',hntar; Capt J wyga, PIraski; l.
U Siuntei.. Madison II; Mr. Nichoils, Grayson;
Mr. Lisll, Carroll; Mr. Lawson. Ame.:s; X Shep-
'ouesvii!e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
BY INLoEs 4 BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DA,lr,,a,v,


days aai Sdi,1days
n- LIBERAL cash advances Will he rnasls ON ev.rx "a.
'efisuon Of coois eSnrsned for public ale
IN saturday Morning November I2h, eornrn,neI,v m
T. IN mont OF store ~iii lie Ssld varge,v OF A.,
srAe ,,s arleIes Of Househoii Furniture. in part
Woof -eat CHAIRS, of hest city n,,ke
hed&, Bedding ard Beilxeaaix
hahnfsny Bureaus SdehoarJs 2e
Also several ROOT work AMI saddle lIorse.
CITY MADE BROGIJES
$50 pair Rus.e and Black city made rovues of .,,a.,x
qnahty Also Mems Boots and Shoes. and Wamc
Iisses Shoes and r;ippeta s ''S'Aen anu
MOUNTAIN BUTTER, &c.
~ hfkins good Mountain butter
% boxes No Soap
ALSO,
very neat Mahogany chow Case.
CITY MADE BUGGY.
AZ VI O'clock superior City made BUGGY ve,, ,s.,
and perfectly w near
HANDSOME BAROUcBE.
Made In substantial and Of ret r.s m.t.,,,
suitable Tor fanny vebIes.
HORSES.
Also arood work uors-s OF which arc fine riding AMI,
mails Without reserve. 's ~''
' @"-"'' "f over
no 10 I'm 49,,
POSTPONEMENT.
Tho above 'sie postponed In eonseanene. of m,
rha VIII axe Place Tuesday Morning the i5th ,nst
- - w no y a n. Aucta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
REEEOENCE
IANn E0R SAIE

SHALL sell 10 ihe highest bidder for cash, Saturday
Tie <et Jay Of this month, November on Ac NJ
tract OF iani about miles below the city OF Rlchmond
containing 2il acres and % poles THIS land s
known by the OF Tzlmans anI aiions The l,s Of
Judge John CloVion and others and conveyed bv
John Jones who was charged in EIccucn the suit OF
II Clai6oTne, ~. administrator Of Garland II Mitchell
deed. TO Jesse SneaI High Sheriff Il the county of Hen
rico. The Sh day OF October ls2 aud sold 10 sails
~ TIC balance due said execution sale commence
at u O'Clock. PB ZONES ID
cistds SneaI : UG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
They most respectfully CfIer the following

REF L T. NcEs:
observation-disclosures Keni, Kendall 4 atwater, and Cant
henJ sheppard GanTiaffesriHo,-A u. McCrudcr,
Esg Se"ifsriLe,MeSsrs siaTses Tyler 20. Lossisa,
-Mcssrs Quares Kent. and NJ. Bagty Esq. ARieiia,
-Mcssrs L Jetcr & 20, ffHrdpaH,- nrssrs Shop.
herds Co. LyneLJhu g.-John N. Speed aui William
Sutton, Esqs. fefeTiokshurg,-G!LbTicJ Johnson and
Thomson. Anihersf,-wn. NJ. Waller, ESQ CgroEEe,-
Capt Roberto. Sutton, Daniel Dcjarne.t snl William W.
Tenant. Esqs hing lbIHiGt8-Gen. Philip Aycli, aud
Cart Charles IL. BrIxton. 'yILidmsJtrg,-pf. Robert
q .Maler. and McssT. W. w. Nesi q Go an ID islf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
III WILLIAMS q maxaLL.
SUGAR. MoLAssEs. wHIsKEY, COZ.
PEE &C.

SUGAR, MoLAsSEs. wHIsKEY, COZ.
FEE, SC
ON wednesday merit the lsth Instant half past 10 o.
assortment Of Groceries. VIZ: '"'k'
2lboIcs ~soiSey woolseys Double Refined
% hlf'i- Port, REQ Aoasse.
10 bags RIO Coffee. pirt prime sc enied
100 do oli Java. Laxuyra and 81 Domingo
y Casks Goshen Cheese, la 6ne order
- boxes do do Ia
q kegs Goshen Buuer
"a boxes sperm c3ndes
9 do Tsli'w DO, (E'knson)
- bbl5 1anner-' Oil
~ do Baltimore do
khds DO 10
10 bills Oil u 1uouxahe!a, do
Is DO Rock spring Gu
% do Apple Brandy
pipe Holland Gin
4 do Malaria Wine
hhis Ham Itscon
loo tefs No White Lead
% 30 Extra do DO
10 bbls Vinegar
suO Havana scsars-5NO common 40
lu slcks Liverpool Sal;
TERMS-Cas under slo1 oxer ,,,., .,,.or., , -
for approved paper. "'
10 WILLIAMS 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
ny Last q VsNfSo.s MATE.
Correspondence Of the B.iiinor. P.,..
NEU NDpE r - ~ m .


NEW YORK. Fudsy, p NJ.
Colon Is more lively. the sales to day are 500
bales At full prices have TO, the .!gh,es, alters-
tons to notice in flour; wheat is arriving freely,
ami I" ohsrd at $3.50 e'; Will At hndirg pufehas-
err; Whisky Is itm at 2I cts; ashes IS 50a5 s7i;
iVoo paires North County turpe milne sold ut % G5
Wilmington worth IS; 100 half boxes IA r.
,ai'ins Just arrived brought 90 CT; and 1000 or.
eox,s go etc; 40 pio.s ard pgneheons v. U. rum
nals cas- pee gal; IS hhds do mola.ses III cts; and
70 hhds Muscavsco sugar at 81 cts:
Nothins OF Importance vas done in southern tr-
changes Prices remain as before, i'm the .xcep
Ton OF Alabama funds, which are Tow a, Is 1854
per cent. discount.
- Exchange on London remains at I06 a 1861;
rance PEI a As; Amsterdam 3si ISL; Ham-
oits 3ii 81; q c'ncn Isl.
regret TO lriorm you Of the death Of MIR John
oelmon,eo. the genilemaniy proprietor CT DsImo.
n.co's Hotel.
nc election returns SO far es heard from, show
wing loss OF 2O,353, and have rodoubt the Loco.
leo majority will be inereased, when We have alt
inc retnrns, oil course they hail crazy with Joy
Is undefstood that one CT our Locofoco Eoitors is
shortly TO take charge OF ous Custom House in
place OF the present Incumbent y no rctldes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
J: BRANNAN 4 cos

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OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,
Adjoining John Earlcy's Union Coffee House, and
r. III. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
NITB would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making u known to the citizens OF Richmond. its Vi
cnity an The STATE thatwc stly kcepOn hand tlo
of all kin aud especially for the and s-
pruaching Seasons, which We viii sell reuc ell pnces J
sash We respectfully invite ali call inspect our
stock, whether they the goods All goods sold
by us ii d" IN every respect be returned
AMI the money refunded.
All snoI~ in