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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
JosHUA R. G. BROWN, Com,r. 5:
Office Of Commissioner, IN Baairrptcy I

Notice TO thc Creditors OF Abahan Brookoycra bank
rpt, prove their respective debts before at my Of
flee III Morgantown, the 2St and 9th of november
next when and where the said bankrupt is required to
attend. EDSV. w. TO w Err, CCIn'r. &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

Western Iracei--rhe Wheeling Times Of
The ili'i instant states that on Saturday last one
>hundred and eighty passengers arrived there from
Baltimore, and that as many more left Wheeling
on that day for the East in the stage lines.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

TYLsRIsM IN TENNEssEE.-lt is announced in
the East Tennessee papers that James Is. Neil
(Whig) has been removed as Postmaster AZ Rog-
ersville, and a MIR. Fain Ga brawling Loco Foco)
n?pcinted in his stead. NJ. w. G. Cannon
(W.) has also been removed from the Posi- office
at Jonesborongh, and J. p. Chester (Loco Foco)
appointed in his stead. No charge was made a.
gainst,the officers removed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
o0ies oC Co4missionersg' Baatragtcy for }

4'OiICE TO the Creditors Of Andrew Cox bankrupt
70 prove tneir dcbs bclorcme at my oic> Harrison
"S' on me tenth and eleventh days Of sov.ubcT next
when and where the said bankrupt is required to attend
ALLEN C. BRYAN Con'r. &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Office IF Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Jefferson cOitnFy, Oci0jsr 20.

Notice tothe Creditors of Joseph ], Russell Bank
rupt toproyc their respective debt, before my Of
ice IN Chorlcstown, the lO.h and ''h Of Sorcmbcr
next when and where the SAID Bankrupt is required
{ attend EOIV. J.. COOKE, CCnn'r. sc.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

OU'tt y tU''"tI"otUIf' DuI'hIUDtcy
for Rockingham county Octob5r 20. {
Notice TO the Creditors Of Michael O'Roarll, a bank
rup to prove their debts before at my Office in Har
risonburg the DIST and oath OF november next hen
and where the said Bankrupt is required TO attend.
ALLEN C. BRYAN, Com'r Sc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
0gice Of Commissioner in Bani;yaptcy .torp


NOTICE othc Creditors Of Francis Plunkct bank
fopt proyc their dcs before ny Office IN Wheel
mg' on the tenth and eleventh days of NoYclnber
next when and where tc said bankrupt is required to
eitend. GEO. H. CARTER, Com'r. &C.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

TuE NEXT UNITED STATES SENATR.--The ~.
York Journal of Commerce spcculates as follows
upon the composition OF the next Senate:
The Senate now comprises so Wings, if we
include Mr. Rivcs, of Vrgiuia, and 20 Locos.--
There are two vacancies in Tennessee. 1t is safe
to assume that in place OF MIR. Preston, OF South
Carolina, Mr.. Graham. of North Carolua, and
Mr.. Kerr, of Maryland, democratic Senators will
be chosen for SIX years from the l,h OF March
next Indiana is doubtful. but the chance is that
there also Loco will be elected. On the other
hand, the Wings have chance of gaining a Sen
ator In Ohio in place Of Mr.. Allen. The Wings
Will retain majority in the Senate unless 'i'ennes-
see should go back to Locofocoisn, ard may have
majority even ii she should.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
50 .AOiE2I3So

on tho Cow Pasture river, in the county Of Bath,
adjoining the Feemster old tract and the land of
Moses hlcClintc; and on the same day, we shall,
on the premises, proceed TO sell in the same man
ner the interest of the heirs OF Elizabeth Bratton,
decd, as required by said decree, in the other
Tract Of Land, known as the Feenster tract lying
on the Cow Pasture river in said county of Bath,
which interest incIndes few acres more than
one nail OF the quantity. The true proportion
viii be ascertained and made known on the day of
sale. Upon the sale of the last mentioned land,
payment in cash will be required sufficient to
defray the costs and charges of sale; the balance
of the purchase money to be paid in one, two,
and three years, in equal proportions. The pur-
chaser OF all, either OF the above mentioned
tracts of Land. vii! BE required to give bond with
good personal security, for the deferred payments,
and the title is be retained until the purchase
money shall be paid.
CHAS. J.. FRANCISCO,
SAM'L. LEWIS.
Oct. ID. Commits ssionerS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

The editor OF the Tuscaloosa (Ala1 Mon;lor
mcoiions She recaipt Of fine present Of apples.
q the Mir6 crop thi. season, from Capt. JAS. II
bearing, OF iha, place.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
Anr,l I. ISl2-

A physician, demonstrating with drunkard
asked him why she did not limit himself to cor
iain quantity per dicm--scfd down stake lit II ma
lar aud 40 farther viii TO-" IL d." rrplicd tlc
dronkari "hut ! s,i the stake so ;ar e hat ;n.
ya1ab!" got drunk before J reach IT,"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

At Cincinnati, on the 9th instant, Flour was
selling at the Canal at 81 GS.
Wheat was selling in Alton, Illinois, at latest
dates, for 30 10 80 cts per bushel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET


WILL be offered at Public Sale. On tb,. 1e..
day OF November next, at the late residence
OF Daniel kelser deed. two miles below Vsvnos1
borough IN the county of Augusta--about
SIX HUNDRED .8CRES or T.9nrp
of which about 900 Acres are cleared. the balance
5fyes2e, II NJ Erred. The cleared .4 1..,S''"
81 land most Of it is of a quality, F$ytESs.
H'HsS which is very rarely drown SG}s,$E
<srsgtaAsszA into market, about GO Acres Of Il
it being River Bottom, 10 or so Acres NJ Ts>s,
the balance upland OF good quality. well aJan,o3
to the growth Of any kind Of grain or Glove t,,a
improvements arc tolerabio BARN, and 100;
DWELLLING HOUSE
young Orchard of choice fruit, and several never
falling Springs-'fhe fields may be SO CONSUME,
cd as TO have water in every one. There is rlso.
an excellent Mill Seat, as il lies on both sides Of
Sle South River. II is not deemed necessary n
give now full description as persons visI,i1r ~
purchase, would prefer Judging for tbenscIge~
J. VIII be shown to any person WISHING Ia SEQ !,
by some OF the heirs living on the land. Tbc
terms will be made accommodating. and If ororsr1
REC the land will be divided to suit purchasers
JACOB KEiSER.
|, GEO. SlIRECKHISE, 40 mrs.
October 90, iSi2.--tds
" The Rockingham Register will insert ill
day Of sale and charge tbis Office
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

h,r. Clay has been invited by the Clay and
Ashland Clubs of ST. Louis, to vsi, that city, but
declines doing so Tor The present.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

(or Nilsson costniy, Octptcr 20
Notice 10 thc Creditors Of James Waggoncr, bu.k-
rupt 10 prove their debts before my Office Point
Pleasant on IL: 2st ard 2lh Of november next when
and where the SAID Bankrupt required to attend.
JOHN HALL, CCIn'r &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
400 ACRES.

lying in the county Of Augusta on the Calf Pas
lure River, adjoining the land now owned by Rem
ick ilodge--and on the 10Th day of said month";
we shall proceed to sell in the same manner, and
on same terms, the premises, another Tract,
cOnInininn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
October 90.
u A I Z @ 2 Z 81 G. .

q II o N A S LIE 81 ID O 81
ES ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens &c
= Staunton and the surrounding country, that
lie has commenced the
a 2 Q Y g 2 L S ETSESs
in the house lately occupied by n. b. Long, and
hopes by paying strict attention to business TO
merit share OF public patronage. Having just
received the FdN and Winter Fashions from the
firm of Scott, Wilson, g. Co. New ork, also the
latest and most improved systems of cutting all
kinds OF Garments, he is enabled to have his work
done in the neaiest and most tasteful manner.
Staunton, Oct, 20, ISl2.=3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
Correspondence of the u. e caste.

NE" iOHN, NecnescIy. L. M.
The letters &c. rsceised though the Post eff.
20. E1toPe. per Caledonii, from Bosom, were lief,
behind Yesterday, through some neglect in our
Post Office Department. The steamboat lef,
here at the usual hour, but the letters haa no;
arrived. Upon the sailing of the Britannia. the
mails were too late bet Messrs. Ha-nden saceeeded
IN Obtaining the boat until they arrived. ltisduc 10
Messrs. Hinden TO say, tina; al. the letters and
packages entrusted 10 their care, fIrw arded IN
sooI ieasoh, as they always have been heretofore.
The weather has been We. ard unfavo,able 70,
on, door business saee my lasi-iherefore no hins
oil moment hos b=ea done in foar or eo,ton-price:
remiin as before.
The operation at the Stock Exchange this morn
ing were principally in STATE Stock with but t!s
alteration from yesterdays quotations. There sr-
pears 10 be no disposition to speculate in stocks
generally, and the purchases made ere altogether
Tor Investment. and considering the total absence Of
Foreign, demand prices ATE we'll sustained.
Money Is quite abundant, though tn, amount OF
paper from the renewal Of business at the South
gives more employment to the Banking Capt. -
But little has been dore in Southern Exchanges
Today, and no alteration has taken acc in rates.
Foreign Exchanges have been in fair demand. bu,
the departure Of The Steamers has lsf. the marke,
bare. The Closing rates to- day, were London LOG
aloG;; France, 5 40; Amsterdam, si13sS; Ham.
burg, 3iii Bremen, 7jla75!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
BALTiMtRE PATRror Orrrcr.
Thursday, nov. 2P. 81.
The MARKET.

Il
?, fLoOR-Thsre was tocrubly fair demi nd 70,
HOWARD street Flour this morning, and sales to the
amount Of several hundred barrels we're made from
store. OF : L. The wagon price continues al 50 s7s
The last sales Of City aliis were made yeste,dsy
ct : !, % which price i: is ia demand. Su,ouehan
ma Flour Is IN to'era bic demand. Las, sales wer,
made at 81 1874
GRAlN.-He quote Msry's.d r,d When, Al
% eS cent?. according 10 q ia'iiv. Some i.ferig
parcels have been sold low as ID cts Der br.LeI
Nc quote new s.arylsnd whit. and yellow Corr
al ~ 43 ets rer Lvshe'; Maryland Rye Is a 50
cents, snd M-fy!aLt Oats 81 a 2l;e.s
There vas s.ia ye:ier'isy Of MsryIsud vs,lo-
Corn nt ~ cts. Lost sales of Pennsviv.pi, Wbe,,
we're ct SO cts. and Of yellow Corn 90. .t a. cer,s
No Pernsylv mia Oars or Ey. n maik.t
CLOVERSEED, from wagons 50 25. nd from
sores 81 80 To- Ordinary lots. Bata ,n1Il onan.
NY OF suieIly Prime haS yet been bfous ht 10
ksi. " ~
PROViSiONS.-A9 few sales Of 3. con have been
mace al our previous Quotations, which are. w
ptim. Weston assorted e. SIZE cts; Sides ard
Saou!ders at 5'5i e;s, and Hams s;7f et, Mes.
FORK Is he'd at So So No at e.; P.me OF SIS 25
New B'lumore pack Mess Bcefrt 81 so; No I a,
co 81, and Pcne at sf 20, without seles Of aay
Importance. No. W. stern Lard. in kegs. is he
~ Is1l cents, with small transactions. G,.des
Butter continues Ia nr.iye freely, and No. IS 10 +,
held at 10 IL eeris, ssd No. at IL II cents, a,
retail.
WHlSKEY.-Thtrc arc no hhls !, market. We
quote sales OF bis az 23 cents. Tic wagon pr;ce
OF bIls 10 10 cents, epcl.sve of the b.rrel Hoes.
heads are 10 demand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
ny LAsr q YENiNG's M1IL-

The news by the Mai, last evening. leave, Ms.
saehuset,s still 10 state Of suspen,ion. The n,o.
hsLi'ity is. tina, no Governor i, elected. In a7a
to~n' cut OF 800, the vote stands; Davis 5Io2s,
Morton 5aess scattering 500.
1t will devorc upon the Legislature TO mako an
election. The political complexion Of the L.ei,la.
'"fe Is uneertAin-tho' the probability seems ,ha,
1t vi he whiggish.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

y = INITVHI
" Street, fhockoN lil, (ncKt door 10 swan TavcrnD
- EsfECfFULIy HANKS ms customers and the public,
IN lcrthe liberal patronage heretofore extended and he
would suggest % those dcsuua Of consulting economy In
dress to fvc bin cal Il Is his determination IN future
% reduce hs prc N per cnt from his ormcr rates FOR
casa kutwtirsfaninT this reduction IN price, he will
Guarantee that any articles from hi csishshfncut
shall be tqnal 70 the best point ~ sYc, Workmanship
and qualify. Ito respectfully solclts u arc II public
patronage andhrrcs ~ siicf attention business Give
eaiisiactun ~ slwh may tvor HIM with heir orders
kcscuis OF the country nVcd 10 call with their
tons ~ lulng tho DO 'tucd by having
thcir rists utin IN superior style snd pirc Which
esnnot fsii 10 Tcnder saislsction. - - I'm
SCAHes, SCARPs -Fcr Ocntir,ren Just ree clved
- aud fot sale, Of the Exchange Clothing store.
oe IL Cppositc Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
NEW GOODS.


'IilE silscribor has received AMI ynora ior sale
Il Hlne, Uroy, Drab, Mixed and Striped ssnncts
Blue, Black AMI Fancy Cold cassincrcs
Morino. 4wausiowu, N1lonrit aud Satin Ncrfinr4
Mrrin0 and lamb sv1n Shirts and Draws
Rose Whitney, Point and Dnnle nlsnkeis
MO, uroen ADD Grey Kentucky leins
Plfln Res AVID MIXED ani Pilif Linscys
uisgowJ Jeans anI Heavy Mixed Kerfcys
talcoea assorted, from 6lc 20 the hucgt
Inrniure Prnis good sss1rtmcnt
WHITE ROD AMI Nellnw Fi1nncls, bargain
Irtsh Linens kcntings aud Cambria lidta
Hlrdaoyc, kuasia ant Hue kahurk Diaprrs
White and Cord Corscua
BLACK and Blue nlack Italian silks, best quality
Pink, Blue, White and Hack Ca e tiss9
Hue, Pink and White forcncea and tlro de Mana
Plain Bla-k Msuslin, ~ Superior quality
Fsncy cold do, AZ = cents, great bafaain
Hlsct Italian iFud Hat Grapes
nlack and JO'd Silk Vevefa
slk, Cotton Morino anj Mnravi1n Hose
TahcE ana 0cntcincn's Mefino N y and SIN Ciev r.
Pocket six Hdkfs, Husprnters Sfarts ava fsolftts
Hosafna. ~ X rcarfs, cofiou aud Merino half Hose
MACK no,nb lsinos sud ifalian Cravats
fHantaf ani NeU shawl, Mou fin ftikls
Mlsrss Hose, Boys dives &C.
With assortment OF nloschei auI brown sldflnrs
All Shcctlnrs. Plaid Domestca, Tcknfs, Known anl
Hoachri Dnlinga, tJ.ton Oknahurg Hlins foT Quilts
&e whch VII be soi slte loves er lash.
oS% THOMAS q DrDLEy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

fhE--A hfe broke gu, las, evening. on Carey
street, m the house occupied 10y w. Ii. Dickinson,
as Tobacco Factory. The roof Of the house as
de1'royed-but owing to the activity Of the fire.
men, no farther damage was sustained.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
~ 20 )
q 4: {; ! s; 8
PIANO FonTE IvAnr-uoUsF.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,
OPposiis He Rasks.
VnIE subscriber II constantly rec Giving from fbe cello
4 brated manufactory 81 Nusus & GLASS; New York.
elegant aud plain fan1 Forces, Possessing the latest i'm
pIovtmons aui that dchcacy % touch an Of
tone, sopecuhar 20 their manufacture.
Conriautly On hani llr1c assorfmcn:of
flutes, flegeoloifs Clafiouetts
Collars, Nioiin-. NolouceLos
Accnrhous Musical Boxes
Horns, Buglcs and Trunptfs
Pies and Drums
Guitar, Violin, Harp Piano Forc Strings Of supe
riOT quality
Fiano Forrest and Gov
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered f1r sale In
This state may be selected from, tho Of tito sub
scrber, who IL now enabled sell AZ the PHILADELPHIA aud
Ncw York wholesale and stall prices
Those purchasing ~ sell again will be furnished upon
bcicr forms than they fnd elsewhere in the sate
To Pianos repaired tuncdi let hfc, and taken IN
exchange p. n. TAYLOR.
no PIANO FoRTEs Of every description repaired
and tuncd.-IuntrF ny tho year, f required, hy VIII
LaA hEhssfNo' whose long experiences sud aby mann
featuring andftnnF Piano Fortcs, Justly entities him 10
eyory eonhdcncc Guitars Nioias and ecsrding repair
ed. Violin Bows haired
no Ordersicft 40 above will DO punctniy afcudedto
either In town
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
CHEAP REAnING

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Gregory, " u, only Htc.
morley Ernsicn Iimcs last novel; and his best for 3Ylc
Perciyl Kecne, NOW AMI very popular sea Novel by
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Letters from the Baltic. ilusie with four handsome
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

EHEscH HOOKS, no. L, imported .sree, f,on
Rchmond:- ~ Aasih 81
Ras.n;sa crusoe; with Pia;as. ny CTaavill,
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MsteTe, complete, with
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Teier-fu Nth plates
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lie osre dn Ch.sSr@nsne r,r Chats ujran wi;h plAc.
Ezbclsis, Complete ~ F
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70 Ia Marines naTnlsnies, Ioeiiqreset rcngu,osas
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TASs-Ps Jerusalem Deiyrse
siNio PeilcO Mes Prisons anil oiher wor.a
A. We IrVec, L. rere CorOt, Gnd Eugene Gr1n,et per
Souvenirs De Feleeie L''s par Mad de 0enls
"a Hesssfe iar h4ps;oe<
DanIs's Divine Comes.ie
Coeth-is wcT'Ler. F--s.. q T1eaire
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Les dcuK CsdLvres r.v T Soulie
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NEW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
GENERAL AGENCY
A ID
COnIiIIssinN HNIrsE.

tOhHtSSsON hOtSE.
1--WE sut acriJcrs have associsted tc.nseyes together
Il under the fra OF Wser & Thomson, f'r the pur
pose OF transrctug General COMMISSION Busn-ss.
Having been long engaged in Merchandise, and under
standing tile general routine Of business well. they will
confidence otter the scrc 10 their friends and the pub
lie AZ large They mean 20 bcstOw their personal aud
divided attention 10 the sale Of en- rus:e 10
their care, and most respectfully solicit share public
patronage especially the sale Of corn wheat au tohac
Coz assuring their friends that nothing VIII bo LEFT undOne
which Ig.an energy, skin aud integrity accomplish
~, obtaining the highest prices E,r their produce and
ing punctual returns for the same.
10 Office irst corner below tho Dcpot.
LOGAN WALLER,
Nh. 4. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

10 WILLIAMS & HAxALL, Auels.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE &.

SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE e..
At Auction.
On TUEsDAf HoRNING. New. sal estpmepelo. =, IN
oeoeE We WA sell WITHOUT reserve the conner store
uheer tee Exchange HOTEL ri and Aands NE assort.
,acnt OF sHpsrtor VIRGINIA MADE CABINET FIRM.
iuNh pAIt OF the stock Of I'm
sness The sssoTtment eIubtaces-
s'shdid hahosirJ sL'eboaTd, with marble top
Secretary aud Book Case
Elegant mahogany Roc giu 4 Chair
haLdsomc spfirg seat SOtas
% pair pillar " DIN. Tables
mahogany centre Table
marble TO- pier DO
oegant cabinet Buteaus-tuo with marble lana
mai ogany Washstsuds-iafe patterns
2 invahds patent Eockirg Chairs
u cane seat maple CEaiTs
ALSO,
handsome rosewood Piano (cost or. naIy si5O) Of tsb
zone and superior woT X u.snship 49,
TERMS umB Of stOO ard under eaal. ov.r an H..
Creditor approved endorsed notss ~ -
10 The above wti be ready Tor er,nio.tior or. .,
before ihe sale without reserve. ~
20 - ian, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
CITY RRIV LIS.
EXCHANcF.

EXCHANGE,
John Howiscn, Fredericksburg; W w TYLER.
LADY, child and servant. 10; L Easily, Halilax.
Dl Harrison, LOUIS; } K Mostly, 10; p B Win.
SION, Louisa C. H.; f. F wickh.ni ard .ervan..
Hanover; Thomas Ga,e- God, Norfolk; Waiter ii
Iaylor, do; James L Sou;ter, ,is; Robsit Soutter.
jL. Philadelphia; Francis Grice, Porism1u.b. Va.
e n Griee, de-; DR. T A Harrison, y. c.; Mi
ninge do; Mr. Waller; O;is Shear, Baltimore; L
Jackson, dc; Nix French and child, Norfolk; Mis-,
French, de- c Sheldon, &c; wm Howard, N Y
Mi hsnmond, NJ Myers, Noif1lk; Jos Reese 8
lady, Georgia; Geo Cook, N Y; Vim ShsnSs II
Prince G-orge; VIM Aimi.te,d & sons, Aabarns
X Terrell, N Kent; Thos ID war>>sn, PETERSBURG
1 Mason, Geo II D.llsrJ, Sussex; b w Fin
ney, Powhaian; a Leonard, n Y; Mr. Seston
Washingion' Jno Parker, Penn's; Miss Way
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19

SPIRIT OF THE DOMESTIC MARKETS.
AZ exindr's, on the 18th lost, the wagon p,iee
oi Flour YVES SO s7!; from stores 1t 81. GOOD TO
prime red Wheat 1910; n" -o,n taoat.
AZ CLIvrLAsD, on the lith lot. the cana, re-
cent were 1850 bushels wheat, 1868 Lls -four. and
I'so bushels eofn. Wheat cod al SIC Flour s3
for fayoEi,e brands.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
DAVID WAI.SfI,s

DAVID WABSH'S
FASHIONABLE boot AND SHOE EMPORIUM
60 Graceful Tor the very liberal patronage
tuI be las received ut tho IS years that he
.hafqcen IN business woud tender HE
t-es- 80 sincere thsnks 10 generous public, an
~ hopes by renewed Efforts, together with
49, the superior fscidtica he has, 10 rem.
Der entire satisfaction % al wio may pstronisc him
Htvins iuet returned from tho North. he pur-
chased LISTS. % the latest French fashions o9other
with very eNtcnlivo assortment n Calfssin Morocco,
etc which he confidently recommend ~ the hest
he hss ever hat All ri which he will take grcat pleasure
in mskngup 10 order a. The shortest notice, NJ reduced
prices 10 corrcspona with the iincs.
An assortment of Boots snd Shoes 81 evcIy dcscrpion,
~ bis manufacture always hand. Those vi wfni
Of sny thing IN his Inc, wou 10 well 20 call before pur.
chadna claaUhere.
R-wsnicd immodis'cy, ora first Iaie workmen,
gft