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Remarks IF Mr.. COW.lN IN Mc House Of Deieeutes,
Monday, Jan. l0th the bill 10 limit the duration
Of tie sessions Of the General assembly.
Mr.. CowAS said, he did not rise TO make speech,
when the gentleman from Pittsylvana offered his
luton Of inquiry into the expediency of limiting the
length OF the sessions OF the General Assembly 10
ninety days, out OF which resolution this bill has
grown lie believed that that resolution laid
the table The gentleman then informed the House,
that he would to take up that resolution from day
10 day until it was taken up and adopted. That he
(Mr. % voted for his resolution throughout
The gentleman tells the House that we have been in
session about five weeks, and asks, "what have
done And aye, trne, Sir, what have done; |
recol!ect when motion made, that this House
should take from Friday evening until Wed
nesday following, during the Christmas holydays--
where the gentleman from Pttsylyania when that
motion made Why, Sir, he was in his seat.
well recollect, that my friend from Harrison and my
sell, the only members on this floor who made
any remarks against that motion and il iih much
difficulty that the ayes and could be had that
question. How did my friend from Pit,sylvania vote
Oh that occasion. This economical man who now goes
SO strong 10 save the time Of this House and the
ney of the people: Can the gentleman show his vote
on the Journal Of this House, either for against the
recess No. Sir, he cannot Notwithstanding he
present IN the House when the question taken
Yes, Sir, when this House rocked out of the pockets
of our constituents three four thousand dol.
lars he appeared 10 be perfectly satisfied.
was delighted with my friend Speech when he Of
ered his resolutions he advocated the interest of the
laboring peope--he seemed 10 have their interest at
heart presume my friend is little like am; he de
lights III showing has constituents what he has been
doing during the session. When return home IN
my constituents, am in the habit of getting stump
and there telling my people what haze been doing
for them Yes, Sir when lie tells his constituents
what powerful exerons lie has used pass his bill
shorten the session OF the Legislature, will ask him
10 inform them that he IN the House when the
ton made, that this House should take a recess
from Friday until Wednesday following-lle refused 10
give lis vote, notwithstanding all his parade about
nomy.
Mr.. CowAS said he would vote against the indefinite
postponemeni, and vote for the BILL
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c,.-ssnondent from Washington wrl'es' ina. M
' 800 ~ amendment had just been carried IN
i' '.', N the motion of Mr.. G'lmer, which may
!'O, ,Ss massage of the Treasury Note Bill. Inc
- ~ o,,ylna shape, was an ins'd'ous measure
lain :, The SANCTION OF Congress 10 the h'gh es
,,.s Of the Secretary of the Treasury 70 Justly
ig 5ss Nc The character of the amendment VIII
u" ..,,,be proceedings of Congress. The remarks
~ an Mr Gilmcr enforced it will appear IN our
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= U.H.H
ftHSlRHa 1rdke :,

AT December Court for this county, it agreed
by the many Democratic Freeholders present. iha,
meeting should be held at January Court, for the pur
pose of appointing Delegates TO the Republican State
Convention, in the city Of Richmond, End February
Il is desired that the meeting be fnIl.
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THOMAS l.. Sco7

u We requested TO state, the Pews in the Sc
cond Baptist Church will be sold this Evening at hal
past o'clock.
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SCENES At WASIIINGTUN! :,

y
!. n ie,,rr from Uashiagtoa, Jan. 10, 1872.
~, ~ oi Reform goes gradually on. The repeal
- R,,,run. bill has AGAIN been under consldera-
n AR. and now proceed to report progress Yes
:, ,ha Sneaker presented petition praying Tor IT'S
Ii .nd ,nereupon, Mr. Briggs moved a resolution
s,,nr, ,hs committee TO report an amendment TO the
nm, hill 50 as TO include banks and other corpo-
- TINS. i, was thought, was done as much to
,,rass the question Of repeal as from any desire io
success Of The resolution 1t might nave oeen 100
ne VAIN hone that he could thereby save Tue oi.i-
r,uss. i, was well known, that some voted against
IN NJ The Extra Session, on the grouad, that cor
.,,,ns were no, included. And it was well known,
Nm, many Others desired, il the law could not now
,a,lcd tina, Banks should also he subjected TO us
.a.ion. But, notwithstanding these relations, 10
II members stood to the question, the resolution
rod by Mr.. Briggs failed, Mr.. Boyd of Kentucky
, presented pe;I,ion similar 10 the one offered by
Sneaker. and also offered 4 resolution inslructns
Judiciary Committee TO report bill to repeal inc
s.upt law, iusiantcr. TINS produced quite scene
I party, bankrupt IN piunder and pou'ies' mere
sed their skill and tact, in all sorts OF motions
.,,ons Of order and appeals, in order to prevent
;. IN This las, proposi,lon But, the House q, last
..,1ne them ali, and the resolution was passed by
rarity Of L.. Then we had another scene. The
..rl6yinr, law.abiding Wing Chairman of the judi
:; Committee, certainly endeavored, By every ma
iye IN ms power, TO avoid making report, as or,
I'd by The House till last Judge Saunders was d..
ret is majority Of the Committee, to report the
As rcrnired which was accordingly done. Then
e difficulties arose. as TO whether the bill should be
d. these were al last overcome, and the repeal bill
: read first time. The question then being, Shall
b,I! be read a second time ? objection was made,
the Speaker decided that it could not then be read
,cond time. And half hour after candle lighting,
House adjourned. Thus endeth the second day,
on the repeal of the Bankrupt bill.
tut, let II 90 forth upon the wings Of the wind, that
.epea! bill VIII pass The groans, and efforts, and
:,as o: these sturdy Bankrup;s, cannot prevent It
The cllmor aud noise Of 100000 bankrupts, do not
a.iiute public opinion. The great mass of the peo
are IN favor Of no law that goes TO repadiats an
mes, debt, The cases deserving sympathy bear but
nIl proportion to those that deserve none But, The
aiags and noise OF these gentry, come up like the
90 q many waters. Did you not know better, you
oat luinS ihelr name was legion II proves, now
81, the truth OF the hunters adage that frc 'colees
u. MAKE more noise than fftv honest dogS.
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10 made special alusion 10 this new and beau
nrch. which he had consecrnted on tha' aay-
,nnaS, which 1t was capable of rendering under
"a n.s,ors and 10 new generations, until aseii
, , ,wny-whils, the Christian Religion ltsetl
= :. every house bull. by hands, and can never
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-01-18

have thrown upon our last Page The long ana
~ letter from Constituent Of F'rgtn'a 20 nss
'n.stire ~ Congress The late letters OF o,sP.ay
~ Inc medal The letter before usexh'o''s w, :,
m, reader ought not 10 pass It over on accou"s -
~ It is from no common pen. Inc aIsu M,
! The Fiscal Agent is unquestionaoiy s"e " nnre
,ya seen Its Constitutional views a.e ~ PAS Ais
eonelass The so %s,st n dow T some Of its
ans towards Mr.. Tyler.
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81. CAROLINE.
meeting Of portion Of the Democratic citizens
: ,..''he, convened at Chesterfield, on Saturday,
la, ~ instant, MIR. Lewis George was called to the
3'' VI Ihos. l.. Scot. appointed Secretary.
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}y,o,fionnlrat Of The House Of Representatives.
. ss.n from Washington, that the AppoEt'onment
=. "s have agreed on u goo as the ratio OF repre-
3ton. TINS gives Virginia only - Representatives
Inc large fraction Of 4O,2O2. According 10 ln's
: - - ,yh,cb New York would have 35-Penn-
a., Ohio, 2a-and Virginia, 10. The non
.ba'i;np States would have u majority OF o..
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Deaths.

Married, in williamsburg Thursday, the 3D. BY the Rev
Joseph Lear IIE>rv NJ Bo"pES, ESQ EuGrSI>
Ass WAKE, daughter Oc the late James Ware.
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nina ETpcdiiioa-The New York Journal IN ro Of
,.~ ANNOUNCES the loss of the Peacock IN 20.
a' prsr nTcgon Territory Motives lost-nolhng
,xceot the Instruments
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., 40 requested, by JosErH A. Rippick' 70
we ~ 10 w;ll not be q candidate to represent
nee '~ - Erunswick in the next General Assem-
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:, -,ores,ed 10 announce, that Wm II
We "a a'e e, hs = candidate for reelection Tor the
If Halifax.
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BY LAST !NIGHT's MAIL.
Extract IF Lear from Washington, Jan.

TTtract q LcUcf fI0m UdSkingt0n, Jan. u.
"a bill repeating the Bankrupt aw will pass the II
Of Il. on Monday Tuesday next and in the Senate
in few days thereafter ! have no doubt But il -
said, the President will veto it, However, do not be-
lieye it. (Nor do we.-Edtor)
at is SAID the Committee on Apportonment will re-
port in favor Of $4,000 Ny opinion is, that ratio
of 81 1000 will be adopted, unless Congress should be
willing 10 give Representative 10 all fractions over
the moety Of Tie ratio In that event, G-000 may BE-
adopted.
''No one, not an eyewitness, can imagine the disor
der, which prevails here, in proceedings. 1t IS
disgrace to the age in which we live" Cashier your
Speaker, il he does not do his duty.-Editor)
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y 7 S,ephen>hurg Academy, for legislative aid in he
halt of that lnstilnlion-By Mr. McllnASlY, Of citi.
zens of Loudoun, concerning hawkers and pedlars-
By MIR SMITH, Of Mason and Jackson, of citizens OF
Point Pleasant for act Incorporating said iown-By
Mr. NcCAuLEf, Of citizens Of Botetourt, tor an
amendment Of the law nuthorising James Mcdowell to
establish ferry across James River in said county
by alr DEsKISs Of citizens Of Floyd, for change III
The time Of holding the Circuit Superior Courts of Law
and Chancery-By Mr. JACKSON, Of Barnes Smith, and
Others IN the county OF Lewis, for the establishment
Of town on the lands Of the said Smith.
REPEAL Of THE tNKRuPT LAW.
The subject coming up-Mr. BRowS of z. addressed
the House at length in reply to Mr. Daniel MIR. TA,-
LoR Of ~ b. then obtained the floor and spoke in
ply TO both OF the gentlemen referred to above After
he had concluded, Mr.. JACKSON addressed the House
at length in favor of the Bankrupt Law Mr.. Horxiss
was about 10 follow him in continuation; but the hour
Of half past three having arrived, Mr. BYRD moved an
adjournment which was carried
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Carps Of STATE Cadets.

The Cadets OF the Military Institute left US Yesterday
oains, in the Canal Boat, on their return to Lexng
Il They have left the most Agreeable Impressions
and them The following tribute is from the pen Of
Gentleman who is fully competent to appreciate the
.ani Of their attanments
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Jan. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03
colIsspoassoss Of ,1s lai,iaoss p.l1lo,.

fHitApEtrutA, Sept. 30, L. Nj.
The receipts and stock Of Flour continue very
limited, with but very moderate export dtmand-
Early in the week most hoderc advanced their rate
to 81 Sdii 62l per Dbl. At which s'nsl sole, wer'
made FOE rome use; to day, however, the eurren,
price Of standard brands is "a so per bb for Bran
dy~io7 81 GEL Is asked. Rye Flour is steady a,
81 81, wi msderat; s,oek. Per n-ylvsri, Corn
Neal 10 in lar demand ut 50 61i, and Il andy wine
~ 20 or 6bi; hlts net ueh IN demand, and
stock small. Cle,Ted this we, X, for the West Ia
dies and Brtish N A co'onits, 1919 bbls -four
The receipts OF Wheat keep Int derite. aud prc.
are truly supported. Sales tbs week have been
pretty uniorn at %. IS per bustc for pr m, Penn
syvane, aud s7i ets. for prime Southern, and rs so
cts for irfsEior 20 f'r quiliy do. S,les S1u,hetn
Rye OF 5Oc. and Pennsylvania do 5ii55c. per bus,
Southern Nat yellow Con IN fair dena nd at SO cts.
snt whre do 81 cts. wi Iaes. Considsrab G GALES
OF Southern oa:s, eaoa,, at 22423 c.s per bushei-
market firm
We quote Mess Pork IS; Prime s575; Mess
Beef $3.50, Pine Beef s.; Lard 7.c; Hams 7 20 81;
of Bacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03


IMPORTERS of Day GOODS. HARDWARE, CUT.
LtNl. AND GUNS,
oppes.ts "a; ErehaHss bari,
kb now receiving, By arrisas snfoet from Liverpool
20 James River, their Fall Importation 10 which they
nyie The sientsn Of County Meiehanis generally.
nanSeis, Napt Co;ioas, Paine
,iehs, Cis.n,srel. vesins., Prints, cainbrics
,,,, Inca. Fi,nnels, ,.',laeis. kersey., leans
Handkerchisfs. THREADS and all knif of iotncatlcs
ALSO,
Superior French Cotton Bankets
Ready made I0Giiun Overcosis
Etifa supoInne beaver Cloths
leather Lcrgins and Caters
bfiinu seiae rsine--ilssihaun's No snun
n The Hardware Department. which IL diinc, from that
81 the Dry Goosis they offer
k ,,l , Pen Psese. Table Cutlery and Scissors
biehefs and cfeaves a Sons' Files, Raaps, Tools
spears lemon, Hand aud Pannei saw.
Jauos'. aud other makes q Wool an nr,s, s,,e,..
'iAiks Hollow Ware, aud narrow and broad Butt
CsrpcnioTS, aud al oihe. kiu,ls of Knob t,k, an,
Ped, ch's;, mn, Trunk, Closoi AMI CupboardI>oeks
nfass snd lroO Candcsiieks OF eli Kind.
uHAtc. Halter, Dog, Ox -nd Log Chains
n1Irr -h1o and Wrought SEiis-als,i Cut N,iia
i'hhei AMI Common Cast Iron, Tea Neulcs and
- Sauccpans
Wecing, IIing anil Garden Hoes and Ralea
S4d !nuns and 1ai"rs Irons
AnsHs AMI Vices, sledse sn1 iIaud Hammers
nlzes, Axes liichCis snd Hand Adzea
NH CruasC Cut, Pit ard Hand Saws, OF all kind,
snpaIc' and shoyols.2, add: prong Forks
sieres, cof.e Mills snL BED Cords
Bfafs and Move Wire Feniers
h'g.i and Anneae'i ~re, Tosu Nos 5to D
49,, H S ante. sales Ga agents prieo) to weigh
Plated ssdery, stirru9s, Brd,e Dus and Lca,hers
shot Belts, Powder Horns and Fiauka
'oihhon and Nery superior Single and Double Guns
NsJl-r a Co.'S Cast Shear snd Blister s,eeis by the
Tin Paie aud Bock Tin. CASING sc scs ir,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03
SOUTHERN nOAUDiNG AND DAY
SCHOOy


MI ~. rEhslCo's school viii open again tho fret Nor.
Jay scholars. anu
Mira orlick sister Of tho late Irs Pcrsieo viii ore side
Over thn domestic arrangements Of the institution.
Inc subject Of Female Education has ALWAYS bccn a
suicni paramount interest nni magnitude the princi
"a rue Two great iaeuteG 10 which his humble effort
ste nl,cei.i arc Tie mind and the heart lila A there.
ioTc shllb be- the II Of ufIc
inc Establishment directed Developing the
quaicsa and powers OF the min they shall also bear ia
sew tna The human heart capable Of regular system
OF ciueaion Convinced as the principal - this trth
nc mss away assigned To religion the highest Office In
proof thereof one condition VI the quaGc atoms of e
Ieh t'aehcfH Is their be ongug Acknowledged or
'ol9h ''iurch 20 that morning and evening the whole
hi,y may assemble Ia one chorus Of praise around the
Teachers Of undoubed qualifications will attend TO all
The Englsh branches, and gentleman OF this city, well
s9o~n Tor hs piey aud scholarship Will share the labor
Tho French Italian, and Spanish lansua:cs are taught
and SPOKEN IN the family.
The principal being amateur Il both Music and
raining can will some degree Of confidence assert that
hese Two delightful branches Oi education thoroughly
taught In his school.
MIR Persleo jhnks that Is Impossible TO estimate mo-
rery the progress Of ru7is unless the pfin cipal hun
SELF acquainted with all the bras taught In lbs school
because, however great his friendly sochuie their adj
.ancenent may be u anticipate results, except
ats ~ Hnent he put In fequsion Indeed no insfution
can insure success which is directed by knowledge
and experience.
RcfcIcneca-Rov'I DIR Pumer, Rcy'd Dr Empie Rey'd
MI Pollock, Rev'd Mr. Magoon
~ toriurther Information, apply the house Of the
principal shoekoe Hin, Richmond Va.
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Correspondence n The Bsliimorc Patriot.
NEW yOuK Vrit.y

NV YUM, IUIiy, \. N.
An invoice Of Teas imported in the ship Zinlhc,
wero cold this mornings they were OF good quality
Tyson Skin in chests, sold at sOa73lc; Young lily.
ron, in half shests 1884, Hyson in chests 29a4l;
Gunpowder 1885, Macao d. I3c. Imperial 40. 20;
souehOpg 45l52i AOuchong 4Oa49.
The Cotton MARKETS heavy, ~ wa, refused on
last Tuesday for 100 bales fair Georgia; 80 Of
which were sold to-day a. ST.
Flour 10 dull and prices declining.
Exchange on Philadelphia is at para prsn,iuo,.
q. $. Bank notes 50; Treasury notes Sal mem
Exchange on London lOsilOs!; and on Psrs sC
3llss3o
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G. A r ID
RICHARD 10 SANNAx
nook BINDER AND pIANK ,oov
MANtFACIulER


tD1LStNfS his respects 20 his asu.cr ...,...- -
sl1wlrifes his todeotctnets u then, IN, r.,
hSf al Patronage ior the lart - Years ~ s''
n.-~ tfen hts utafutsnnr by train of r.,,. tt. -.
i, ~ n'h ait an uslnnf ciurer. lore ~.
~ iluf irai silitirt 70 above. anI ~ NJ, t.f.,,i.
hV .et- out ins'icr On hs creditors DC
n .s $50 ne CO.'S az foo,s II Ais rrofeasiSt
NJ me hind at - few fri. ni. a. a hen A.
'aoi- sirs aldo ioI the prosee non ~ H,s r,r ~.
"a ahi - determined by Ais ora sass.
,rt work unsurpassed point u b-.,,,
I'M. f,.r ~ ny Guy lie wita cenfdeBcs esIs urc.,
s ft-nis AMI patrons flr their rf,s,,,, of,fs
-ss, 9i.y ~ his work and materials. he n.., col,
,,I 4.c Is1t nat isey have been IN ne \, x,,Ss'
1919 - nan Hons Cont ofneeL PuhHc As~.ri.,n.
~ ,,vs. t.-li M Saie Tor series of yr,rs
!, LNen "a ilr a. learned, general rafsf.rfi-, ''
hey.ng upon the KIM feelings .fthose M, 49,, -,
,S- -hl =" iaithf-ly worked. ne trnats i .is. =.
sl OVID custom. hey will exercise theIr IA n,e,c.tnr
Commencing hear hisnfa ''"eeht"-
" h'oka re bound, and Rank Hoaka d,rnt.A., -, 4,
~ ryp "a 20 an bound 1" sny desirable style
." up OH cuioners and the pubic es,s,,tx ~.
Ieafeto say that they he furnished vi ,st,,,
ese4y description nts very superior tn ,iify 49,, :,
prices, ~ Mr. 4 = LYONS. -fatisuer .n ~ a 49,
se npes NC sore unieI my y nd,ry one door bc, -
81 % dim -' "''"'non'' Va.
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SPLENDID sCnEMEs pnn n-rnnrn

SfLfNDiD SCHEhES FOR OCTOBER.
school fnud Lottery. Class No nc drsSs a, P,,ss,e.
u -, under u'e snpeIiniendenee % the secretary
o. rtaie-dr4wnx rec sised Tuesday Eseninx-sas ~
norusJ Evcn'nE. splendid C,pii,ia-s OUn C0O f,..o
= l5sl LOO, lao, 100 I2O IiOl 100 Pile. OF N
- Nos-l< drawn ballots Tickets sI2 ssres la propor
School Fund Lottery. Clsza No is2 draws A. Pfovl.n..
Oct sih, under tie sr erniendsnee Of the
% SNc-ifa~nz received fGssay Evebing-sale close
nonif bvcning Grand Ca!i;ds-st5 29i (ncit 800 ~
ll''2 go, 80 AGO. 800 zjIo 1D 1870 800 ZOO ijql
- ~ 100 81 zoo OF fDo. of 600 ri OF zoo Is Nos-j
drawn ballots. Tickets $40, shares in proportion.
school Fund Lottery, Cisss No les draws at Providence
pet ch under ihe upcrinienianco Of the Sec reafy
Mnuhsl Evening. SPLENDID Capals-SxfUl ls5Ol Gnn
s01 -1St 10 3Jl. 1904 i7,o. iCOl Of 1900 3 on ap
oi 49, 80 % 800 10 Nos-l2dT.wn ballots. Whole
i'eNe'' siO -shafes "A proportion.
School Fund Lottery. Cas- No i7I-Dtawa n, Pro,,-
uehee n u october &2d. under the supctntendanse Of
e secretary Il s'aiedrawinx received Tges,ls. Eve.
no r ~, Lose MONDAY evening. spenaii Capals-
81 ls 2of 400 of 1872 10 Of 100 10 Of 80 % on
SO ~ Noa-l5 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets sl2-
shares IN proportion.
hooI fnnd Lottery Class No is0 draws a, Providence
L., yet |'ih under the Of the seere-
aiF OF wing received Tue a1y Eyenlnr-s,lca
MONDAY Evening splendid Capitals-sslOOl i0UO gTo.
iDI <SI DO l4lj N, > OF ooo, 900 Of go 90 OF
shares In proportion.
:. Packages Of Whole tickets and shares single Who'll.
and shares To the usual great variety Etuua,. nubsrs
run printed schemes OF all the Lotteries under our ma
hssemcnt, gratis, 10 those who may desire them.
ID Orders tite most prorp, afteuon anil r, nj.
tai prizes pad a. lal With us n sight. ~
TIO's D BIGGER,
80 - MassgeIs Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03
MAG NIFJc EMIT SCHEME,

rs Nos-l3 drawn ballots
Tickets 40; halves 6l0; quarters s5 eighlhs 81 80
nc The price Of cert GcSte package Of whole
tickets In the above splendid Lottery Is only s2-shares
In proportions and Certificate OF pacEasc may draw the
four highest prizes.
Monongala, Class N-Draws in Alexandra, 22i Octo-
her. Prizes ,OO1 500. 1000 $780, POO 200, Of
loo, u 1900 10 % 100, - OF 500, etc ny those
Tickets which shall have Of the drawn Nos entitled
10 50. Tickets slO.
For tickets aut shares and In he
above splendid schemes, ldircsstn
sec6 RicI0,,,n ~" VIM,
10 All orders promptly attended 70, and an account OF
the Drawing sent 10 al who order from Us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03

ANANTED-By Young man. now iv nr 10 The civ n
W SITUATION IN shy KIM OF respectable business havInT
- Sno"icdge OF books ami accounts; living in a Dry
900 n11sc in his State several years which has enabief
Nv. ielul 70 lotm Efcdt many acqnaintanccs The
hes on reference will be given fesncc 10 eharsrier ana
saLnpiy' ~ aiiIessinf Inc 90 a. through h Posf
umcc, toG eti Tie compensation not =, t9ueb fbe -
zee, rs procuring good aud permanent Place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03
WILLIAM ANDEKsoN.

WILLIAM ANDERSON.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Corner OF Cary nLd l5h Streets
Is receiving by sundry arrivals his stock Of Good. 70,
the Fan trsic, which De offers ;or sale low viz.
10 hhis - CroiN and = Rico sugar. flir 10 prime
- boxes single double sud treble LoafSugar
10 hbis Clarified and Powdered 10
2, hhts Porto Rico Moiasses
~ DO Orleans 30
81 kegs Nails and Bfads
9Osa.ks Liverpool blown salt. Ashton and MaTshalls
brands
$40 sites sole Leather, damaged and good stamp
t0 sacks Ground Alum salt
5ubbls Common Nhiskcy
~ 30 Old ia, part very superior
leo kegs Bcstiy's aud Dupont's Powder
lOOl lbs Bar Lead
= ions shot
~ .laf chests u yson AMI Black Tea
~ boxes G L Tea
hali chests very Superior Gsnpaw Ter and Back Tea
IL boxes sQcrn, talow, aud Iluiis patent Candies
" Do Hulfs family an varcgaicf ! az
81 dozen painted Buckets
~ 10 simmons Axes
pipe O1ari, DuPuy Cos very superior oHFrcrci
half pirss gosi French Brandy
pifc; bali pipes, ". casks OH ani Genuine 3. VI
Wine
bsies Hons
% ous English, Swc lee and country Iron
DO American tlsicrcI sIrcl
- English aud German Steel
l. Y. Madeira Vino. Champagne ditto
Malaga ant Nuscst Wine
Window Glass. SNl0 aud l1xi2
Miiier, Indigo, Pepper
Guget. Asricc N1fmeEs
SaIrctrc. Alum. Coppcraf, Eps1m.e aifs
Cotton Vans No aud2
OEnaburgs Richmond Factory
Brooke cciebfncd Whea Fans, &c.& &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-03
BOSTON MARKET. Sept. 81.

FlJur-Geneso; in good demand. sales 1000
bbls ut SASH. Cosn-Prime yellow Nat SCI;
white 81; and Oats 27t % for good Delaware =
Miokere', sell readily at SOL f,r No !; SCI No. .,
and No }, North. 81, and do South, 81 s The
latter out Of fites nTc dull of ssle.-.inas.