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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS
AND HEAVY WOOLENS.
w HSON G. HUNT g. co. have now
w on band large assortment OF the above Goods,
consisting d the desirable styles for sale IN quantities
10 SAT- purchasers al 4si Pearreet, OF Chatham
street 81 I'm lI al
4 MEXICAN NUSEU UM-Marbe build
IA ing. Broadway, opposite ST Paurs Church. Day
vlS;irrs admitted the same evening Free.
u This immense establishment consists OF Six Spacious
Halls: each 100 feet lergh, aSd containing
wonoertui works OF and art than ve
In America FOURTEEN UNEQUALlED PER
FORMERS are engaged.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at
Sociocs and every evening a. hall pas, O'Clock. Day
vi,ers admitted free in the evening. AdmsI-n the
whole, 25 cestS; chiidren half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

u a Front Par!or TO Let, with Board, on the
first floor suitable Gentleman and Lady or two Gen
,emen. Also several apartments for Single Gentlemen
oca,;on within one minutes walk OF the Post Office the
Park Apply at No s2 CITY HALL PLACE mil
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

u The Complexion of Handy Audy, NY
Samuel Lover-D. APPLETON CO. No 200 Broadway.
w pubiish immediately the arrival OF The steamer oi
The ih December plels werk-a very cheap eoi-
ton also an edition with eli the plates.
! II Agents ana Booksellers generally are requested 10
| forward their orders r5o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

ALady who has had much 10 ItSshng w NJ
engage few pupils on tie Piano, who vii! be waited on
her residences preferred Pleas aasss not, %
Miss oblige her By calling personally al o3 -
between 10 and l2 A NJ. us o.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

D Tc Lndies.-Mrs FaeNHAM designs repeating
ner coarse of Lectures ha position conaon anu oas
OF Woman, commencing ON Friday, Dec I'd at r u. AZ
G9nesrt Hall, 4eS hrosdway with es iniroduc,ofy. y
os ne course of eight lectures 81, 10 De nag O. ~
door; single lectures q cents n2s 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30

~ Pubic attention par ucu!ary cslled TO the e1raof
PlRR's IirE PILIs. NJ In
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin
Ware Mandatory,

uVuE Subscriber has purchased the stove
!, establishment in Ripley, formerly carried
on by c. Porter, where he intends keeping on
hand a good assortment of Stoves and pot metal
Stths stand occupied by G. Porter, on F'on'
stcet, orc door above J. d; q y, +. LvimS n'in..
Store. which he will sell at the lowest price'
for cash or approved country produce.
Ills Stoves may be obtained oil. NJ. Evans q
Co, in GeOrgetOwn, ,.Dr
have also removed my Tin Shop to the
nsu,e place, where intend keeping on hand
general assortment, by retail and wholesale:
Iintend keeping on hand an assortment Oi BUTTS
;nwroved Oil Blacking, by wholesale or retall.
REPAIRING.
Stoves aud Stove Ware, Tin and copper
wore. repaired at the shortest notice.
EXTRA PLATES for stoves will be kept con-
Stautly on hand. wM RuRT
Ripley, April %, 1912. ~"
Pork. Wheat, Oats and Flour will be taken
~ ths market prices for the above articles or IN
payment Of old dc bts
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Notice

Is hgreby given that application viii Be made
70 the Commissioners Of Brown county at thsf
next session for an order to lay out public rdad
ia Byrd and Union townships, commencing on
the east fork Of Straight Creek, from the ROAD
leading from Ruaselville to Mann's Mill, onAl-
exan1er MOony's farm, running thence IN
south west direction till it strikes the north
east corlsr Of Edward Evans farm; thence with
his line to the south ebst corner Of said faTmB
thence west with the line Of Edward Evans ana
James f Ssck's farms. and the west line Of
! James Works farm to James Evans corners
1 thence south west with said Evans and Jamea
Works and the Widow M'cLain's farms 70 Eli 4
| jah Works farm; thence west on the line ofWm..
! Fouence and the Widow MG'Lain's farms 10
said Terrence corner; thence in southsIly de
rection to the road leading from Msnn's Mill 90
/ Ripley, near the east cad Of john GuildsTlGnd'S
lane.
October IL, l942.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
gI5T5;EiaiIl1S

NATE HAVE TRIED DOcToR Jos. PKIEsTLLE
w PETERs' VEGETABLE Pitts, and have
no hesitation in prono1ncing them the best
AntibiIious Medicine that we have ever used
in our families. We are acquainted with sew
eral families in this city who give them the
preference 10 all other kinds, on account of
their mildness, and at the same time, certainty
of action. New fork Examiner.
More than Ten Millions of boxes of these
truly valuable AntibiliOus Pills have been sold
in the United States, Canadas, West Indies,
Mexico, and Texas, since the first of January
eighteG hundred and thirty-fve.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day they
were induced, by the persuasion Of friend, TO
try Box OF Doctor Peters, Pills. l51--
Doctor JOS Priestley Peters. Dear Sir:-I
have used YOUR valuable Pills these last four
wears. in cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Sick Headache, and have found them, in q
u,.ioritv fcases, the most valuable Pills have
svsr used. Ohm CASE, M. d.
For Sick or Nervous Headache, or Bilious
Fever. | would recommend Peters, Pills in pre-"
ference to all other kinds.
''''" R. Fl. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D. .
The following from the eminent Doctor EN-"
merson, isconsidered sufficient.
Ihave used in my practice, these last hve
years. Do.tor JOS Priestly Peters vegetable
IAntibilious Pills, and considered them The pest
Family Medicine have ever used. .-'.
Fresh supply ofthose valuable Pills ttu't
,.ceived by D. J. Stewart, Georgetown, and
W",nbv. Ridgeway q Co. Ripley; and they
caube had of most ofthe priucipalstores through
out the United States
January, lS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Notice

Gs hereby given, that alppieation viii % made
to the Go n ission, ,rs Of Brown COun at thsir
next session for an order TO lay out a public
road in Jackson and Eagle 10 townships, ,eOmmen"
sing at Hearts and Fishers steam saw mile
from thence 70 Mathew Tonb'S lane, and fun-
ning with said lane; thence TO David hoaSs
'ane thence to John Hanovsrsi thence % James
Grudies, then and there to cross the State FoadS
tn snce to the county road leading from Sosepa
Heaton's 10 Ross's mill
October 2ith. 1872. .r.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
October IL, ls42.
AdministratriZ's Notice.

A Ii persons indebted TO the estate OF
N Jacob Davis deceased, late of Green
township Brown County Ohio, are Teques-
ted 10 make immediate payment; and
those haviog claims against said estate,
are required to present them, legally
proven, within one year, for settle"
ment. .
BARBARA DAVIS,
Administering.
Octobe, 18th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Administrators Sale.
m REAL ESTATE,

ny virtue ofan orderof the court Of
.a.-1an - nlcs. of Clermont county, made
a. S their april term A. D! 1912; and and rsyi.
Sr sale to the highest bidder, in the
county 60 Of Brown and in the town Of HIg-
siu"OSrt sIu"y :, on the pre- mises in said county
en "iSr. Fr;d.U ,ha llth day Of November
Saxt.betveen m the hours Of lOand 4O'clOck
q said day. the following real property to
wii: One In lot in the town OF higgins.
Dor, number 1903. Terms Of ssle:-one
third cash in hand, one third in U montHs'
& the remaining third in eighteen months M
from the dav OF sale, with Interest," Sc
cured by mortgage or other wise; wlse;ns
WIN. w. SANDERS.
Administrator Of the estate Of Irenu
Chandler, deed, a.r
October 4th; 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Notice.

There viii be petition presented 70 the Cosis-
misslousn 0f Brown County. at their next sssss
.ipn. praying Tor an alteration Of the stare Ioao
that leads from SeTdenia to Willismfourg' ron
whore it has lately been establishsd hy rsvie"
through the farm Of Archibald MeLain' Coin-
rnsne ng on said road at the said MeLa.n's,
ca. line running the forrner tract, - his lins'
TIM zee down his line 20 intepset ~ Psrslm-
mon bush
October pad, Ia42
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
THE STEAM BO AT
N AIR PL A "

VrAVING Undergone thorough repair, SIN
runs as a regularP Packet bets scnMaysvlllO
" Cincineati II is the intention OF tbs o. own
ers to makeher safe, speedy and plsasantDSo
for passengers Freights shall De cSrei9ly y, nan
died and the charges moderate. She"IHl - ~;
Monday, Wednesday and FRI
dov, At q o,clo.k, and Cincinnati on TuesqeyI
and Saturday, at the same hour
JOHN ELLISON, Masters
Nov.1, 1912 -
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G.. w. KIN g
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

T o x Y z A A"g
Will practice Law in the several Courts
# the Counties Of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his office is on the East side
Of the Public Square in Georgetown, Brown
County, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

DAVID G. DEvORE will practice his pro
fession in the Courts of this Judicial circuit
Ofice in Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio, at
he North East corner Of the public square.
MAY 18th, IS4l.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, .is

The light draught fast run.
..GA ming Steam boat, RICH
R11An MOND, Captain BLAND,
will run regularly between
sszsAzA8 the abuye Ports: Lea yinR
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
A. ELLIS ON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Once on the east side Of tho Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Law Notice.

October 18th, 1912.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
NOTICE

1shsreby given that ,wd will ss"PsS be P,S''Ss sr
ad to the Commissioners Of n BrOmn ,onnsbip. COM
save to Law out road in Perry GISJy 5%S run near
aenelns at the county road 1uG"ps S% Sn'y On ra
s. s'ss1' s.%.:a as b Brown S1s aaS c:sat
TO the eounly ,tr tsTsect county road (that sIH
'ountles; .,jon.S 10 N near David GaretsoDS; u
MANY PETITIONERS.
oet6as2s, 1912,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08
Boot and Shoe Making.

rAMES Nj. MULLEN has commenced
q The above business in Georgetown
newt door west of w. Doudney's tavern; /;
where he respectfully sOlicits a share OF
public patronage All work entrusted to
him will be well and promptly done.
'' October 18th 1S42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-11-08

Gin :innati every Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day; at O'Clock VI. And Maysville every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock
+. NJ.
As this Boat will run regularly and punetual.
lv, shs respectfully solicits share Of patron.
age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
Correspondence II me Baltimore P,,,io,
SENN XnRK n.Ir =,

H. z.
JOHN Z. CcLr.-A' the r quest Of the prisonsr
the execution hes been deferred Until o'clock Dr.
Anihon spent the whole Of he morning with Colt.
whose mind IS calm and composed. Al hone /
rsPFleve has fed. Al ~ o'clock, CAIhsrins Hen =
shaw was married TO the prisoner by the Raw Dr.
Anihon: this was done 20 have the effect OF pro,ec:
al the eLaFaeer Of this unfortunate young woman
Al quarter TO } O'clock this afterno y. Cot
was alive No one entered his cell I'LL precisely
i've minutes 10 o'clock, AZ which tins Sb.,;fr
Hart snd Weserycli DR. ed in unif rr,. Win DE-
hnihor, proceeded 10 the eel; on the krersr op.n
ing the door, d.. Anihon, who was hrst drew baek
threw up bis hands and eyes 10 H=aSer. snd uu,r
ING idlnt Ejaculation, turned pale as death and re.
tSed. As | thought" SAID the keepsr Ard
going into the -sll, there lay Colt on his b,ek
stretched out at full length on the bed quite dead
but cot cold.
clasp knife, like n smsn dirk knife. with
oioken hans'e, was sticking N ms heart. lie had
a5bed himself about the fifth rib on the l,f SIDE
We felt his temples snd they were warm. His
v's' was op n, the blood had 15wed ffeey and his
hands, which we're planted across his beiiy. we're
very oioodYi he had evidently worked snJ turned
'he shue ro1ni and round IN his heart af'or he had
Siao2ed him'st, until he made quite large cash.
HE body was -id out quite straight on tbs bed n,
u l'id out Tor funeral 10y others. lis mouth was
OPEN and his eyes partly open. DR.. Hossek ard
offers went into the cell and pronot iced him dead
body, and oektd the cell.
Most STANCE TO say, Just at this momsu;. the
lrg, eapola Of The TomCs was discovered TO be on
hfei and burned furiously; 60 ihatif he had not
~! 81 himself, IN consequence u the execution
Seins po'iPoned TO the last moment ~ is very pro-
0'6le, that IN the confusion arising ffom The Ere.
ana the mob bre King into the Toinbs Colt would
have made his escape, or, he would no; have been
hung.
Inc eonIuc, OF those concerned needs no com
menlaFy The public will pass Judgement on theni
We have more ~ say about s's visitors hereafter
Us. The IRE was aeedenta, and was sxtn
euished without 6amaEe 10 the building.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
CHEAP REAnINa-

IEHIC'5 Animal OF Organic Chemistry In lie apploa
- tons % Physiology and Pathology: BsIfed by VIM.
UreEory, y, only Htc.
Morley Brnsicn, James last novel; and his best fot sic
Percya Kecne, new an very popular sea Novel: ny
Captain Marryaif, &c
Leuers from the Baltic. iilustsd with four handsome
engraving. Tnsis Of tbs entertaining works
have real descriptive n TIC Manners, Cusfnfns, &c
~ the People Of the Russian Pfnyuccs the Baltic and
the nrliini Cpuri If -. Petersburg, PC
Abel Parsons, tho Brothor's Rcvcufc-an Oriainai
Taleihe Scene lal In tho City NJ New York during tho
Great Fire, Of witch THRILLING ne cfpfion he qven
w the last chapter, q cents
= life Of Henry Cay, with ltrgo engraving, i2ls
Goopiun, ~ the hcst ~ Huwcfs Novels and dixie
all the works Of Ills great author ovnens the pow
eTs of his mind, 20
rhe Conspiraor, an orsln,i American novel, founded
~ tho Conspiracy ~ Atfun Our u " Tale 81 hisi
wrnug lit interest: Wrffcu by iady-prcc PIC
iafe AMI Times 81 Louis Philippe, King Of tho French
with three Illustrations, Nlc
The last ~ the Huliwinklcs. NY tho author ~ tho
Bakeinan, Tic Percy Family, &c era American Eitiou
apeffec copy ffom The London EIrlon, he a. only 30
tho weekly Ncw World aud Hroiher Inushan-
price &c, received q the Emporium Of Literature, Main
street &C ~ - LYONS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
CITY ARRIVALS


EKc1aEog
William II Gocdwia, Dnwddi,; T Roysl.
Dinwiidisi Weston, Norfolk; > Cafier,
NNreins; } L Sampson, Amherst; c "a Carter,
Mary and; Z lloloombs, LyneLr9rf; W r Uo'
sonoe, Lyrehburg; Waller Loviuggon, ". Yok:
Henry II gyms. England; \ D Cooke. Portsmouth;
WIN III Wilson, Portsmouth; Y L,ndnwn.
Portsmouth; Robert W Roe. Norfolk; sis.
logs Boi1ori Nc. Hood. New York; y q Hopkins.
u imOiCi Cary 9 Cooke, Fluvanna; DR.. w w
wilkins, N. Caro Ina; O Spear, Baltimore; J w
D3,t.sy, Lyn,hburl; A Wssi, King william;
+ y. Rando ph, Powhatan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
REDItCTION Ou puICFe,.

T. =. McFIROl- tailor,
" Street, Shockoc lil', (nc1 door ~ Swan Tavcrnl
y EsPEC FULLY hanks his customers and tho public,
IL cr tho liberal patronage heretofore extended, and he
would suggest those DESTROYS Of consulting economy w
dress 10 givc him call h. his differentiation n future
a. reduce HE prccs ~ rcf cent 0n s fncr rsica iuf
cGsA Notwithstanding this Reduction w price, 10 will
fusrlnicc that any Articles from biz csahshment
shall hc equal 10 tho best Nv pnlu ~ sic workmanship
End quaiiy. tie respectfully soicifs share oi pubic
Patronage, audnpcs ~ snici attention ~ huFncs 10 awe
sisiaction r. al Who may favor him will their cricrs-
Rcstcnis of tho country Invited 10 call with their Gus
TON, by - iuinr Tic csn he Accommodated hy having
cir etai naic ~ W. superior riyc and al pirc Witch
= snn"i Tilto fcnd~r ssisfacton. e ~ ,tin
S,CARHs, sCAUes ~ Gcmi.m,n. -iast received
- sud Co. euie, a. The Exchange Cotiins Slorc,
&C ~ Opposite Exc haUfc Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
NEW GoODs

TUE subacrjborias recevcdsnd 0Iofs or sale
Il HIuc, troy Drab, MiSfd AMI drlpoi Stfbnsts
niuc, BLACK snd Fancy COLD ;aaqimcrcs
Modno. swanaitwn, Ntloncia and sfin Voaiings
ModnO rnd IlsnbswOo shds ani Draws
H1sa, Whitney. Point and Dnfls nlantcts
lita, Gscou and Grey Kentucky letua
Pltin Rcd aRd Mixedsnd Flaif iinsnys
NliIow loans aui tIsvy NiScd kerscyH
t,aheocs assorted, from &C IA the hnos
lurnuurc Prints, COOL sas0rmcnt
Whtr, Ret AMI Nriow Fltnucls, bargain
list Llncns, kentlngs and Ctmbric iidtfs
Nriaeyc, Russia anil Hue ksburk Diapers
White and Cord Corseus
nlicxand Hlue Hiacx liaian qna hest 1itsldy
pink, nluc, While aud Hsct Cfaie Ilsse
plnc, Pick auf Witte fiurrucce and Ciro Ia Mans
pi.ia nltrk Msuslin, 81 Iperor qualay
Fsucy cold do, az ~ cents q grsai bafrsin
HiacE Italian nd Hat Ctapoa
Hitck and Cnl'd SIlk Vclvcis
six ,C1fton. Merian ani Mnravin Hose
~ toe sni geniicncns McTno N S and SILK Oliver
Pockets lk ~ M. Suspcnlsrs Stock and Collars
Hysnms. ~ Scarfs, tidton and Nefuo half ITsso
AJAX u hn.,sziuca and itslan Crsvafs
lutrkc' sud Nsu shawl, Mousiin ff,ttn
slsscs Hose, Boys O9vcs SC.
Wnh ~ assortment NJ Niotrhsi aud brown Shifting
sd rheetnfa. Pisid nofnoscs, Tictinxs, Hrowa sol
Hioaehei Drdiags, Cotton Ozaihurss nfunE TOT Quilts.
witch will Jc sod atfhc low.st mlfkct pree fr fash.
oc 20 THOMAS u, DUDLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
HAs+-Very prime are still in demand, and
9i' per ewI has been obtained
N. Y. MONEY MARKEr-Friaau p M

n. I. MONEY MARKEr-Friday, p. NJ.
ItNa'e letters iiom England represent things no
worse, but rather OIL the mend:ns order. lis
geeaole 10 have tidinss even OF this character. For
iAs las: year, the news relative trade generally,
ps''ensrly III the manufacturing districts has been
o. gloomy character. Markets generally are no,
demand had increased
IRE Bristol (Eneland) Mercury lays ",hs sa,ej
American polk lately introduced by the operation
Of The rev tariff at Al per ID, he's been bought I'd
WIN avory by the working classes. and we have
OF vesy superior guilty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
GENERAL AGENCY
Nm
COMMISSION HOUSE.

Z.
I'VE sat scrihcrs have associated themselves together
under The fTm of Waller 6 Thomson, lur the pur.
pose oftraussciing General q inrssion business.
Uaviu- been long onrased IN Merchandise aud under.
tiandn: the general routine OF business we'll they with
confidence Offer their services their friends pub.
Tic large. They besfow their perfona and an.
divided attention 10 the sale Of every article rusei
thoir care aud most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, especially The sale o corn and obac
CO; assuring their friends that nothing will be Ot undone
which human energy skill aud integrity accomplish
ia Oh1nng the highest prces r their produce and max.
ing punctual returns Tar the same.
uJ- Office FIRST corner below the Dcrot.
LOGAN WALLER,
VIM Il. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21
WAL.SIFS
FASHIONABLE

FASHIONABLE ROOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
Graceful for the very liberal patronage
IUi tc has received fot The 10 years that he
.hae qccn w husiness wouli tender HE
80. ID 60 sincere thanks 10 generous public. an 4
~ hppcsby renewed cn1fts, to- ether with
49, the superior fsciutics he now has, 10 rem
icr cnrc satisfaction ~ III wln Inay pfironi1c him.
Iiaying iuu returned from tho North, wncfO hc pur-
ehssc Lasts, ~ Tie latest French Fashions together
with avery extensive assortment ~ Cafstn, Morocco,
&c which be- can confidently recommend ss tho test
be- l'sf had, al Of which Pee will take great pleasure
tnasng up order Tire sorcst notice, at reduced
prices 10 coTfcspona with The iifnCf
An sseotncn " nruif ard Shoes ~ every cscfip on
- BIZ nshufi 'urc awsyr ON hini. Those n want
~ any Thing On Die line, wOull 10 well o call hCirtc pur
chasing elsewhere.
~ wsnlci immediately, 2 ori 6rdTMo workmcn.
n. 10 .LI
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They most respectfully offer tn, following


Rict7i5nS,-McssrsK Kent, Kendall & Afwatcr, and Cart
Benz. Fheppard. CidTiofeSriHe, " McGrnher,
Esq Sesifsrils,-MessTs Stages, Tyler 10. Louisa,
--Mcssrs Quaries & Kent. and ] NJ Dsgty, E~u Amelia
-Messrs J : Jet~r 4 20. FrHuanaG,- -anessrs shep'
herds & Go. Lynclblrs,--John ". speed anl William
Sutton Esqs FfsdcrietsbWT g,-Gahriel johnson aud
Alexander Walker, Esgs. Ordags,-MesSrs snoed &
Thomson. dgihsrsi,-wm. N. Waller, Esq. Caroline
Capt Robert q. Sutton, Daniel Deiano't and William w
Tenant, Esqs. KiHg HiHiGN,-Gen. Philip Aylou and
Capt Charles H. BTdxon UiHiGUS6Hrg,-DT. Robert
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER q 49,



y n JENKINS wouhi issho the serton Of thoss
~ waning bargains Ia fail aud ~ntor Dry Goods TO -
Mousn dc ianes. ali prices FROM y cents. q o9, u,
and hsher-tic assortment Of these goods very e1en
siyc
80 pieces rich f4il and winter siEs
100 dress hltfs sha~s, searf- Aaniilas all prices
from very low TO tic richest article imported
40 $40 l2E ct and Icenfs-PeTsons w.n,lns r.eoe
oisny deserior, Viii had them not ony up but land
RrnlioIe CsIieoes c. g 10. ~ els 1. and 20 cts
Cheap white and rcd Piannels, La.ey.
serSents' e'hins OF al kinds
s H.e c AMI whaasy and nssto blankets
White aud eoPd Corseis, elk sui co,ion Umbrellas
nerino. cotton aud silk pisxers aud SHIRTS
M Me- s'is, saiin rn?har and cotton cravlis
Sik Mta, long aud short, wiifc sni blaek sk Ms and
sio,cf With every article TO be found the Dry Goods dc.
Many fihe above have been pu chased q, au.,,or nj
great rihee and will be sold oil accordingly. 10y whole
nOxt II II. JENsIss!
SCRIP FOR BONDS
w have eio ooo Of James River scrip wish
end to their interest to make the tKseanEe. aonds
l. sos ssS @Sosey As Roo Gn. ia.i
~ casks prime Cheese
no woRriiAM. MeGRuDER & co.
SKIN BOOTEEs.
tCry Manuf ,etur.)
II for Misses. wsrranied 10 rip. for sale ehear
now BURLINGTON a. co. Mansion House.
TO FARMERS AND CONsUMEHs GEN
ERALLI.
SUPERIOR RICHMOND MADE BROGUEs
I'VE have in store coed soT,neLt Of hnond o. ade
w Bio:ues Russell aud Beck. Of prime qualify which
We WI, seiI very low We nvhe Farmers and purchasers
US call ID BURLINGTON A CO
No Mansion ttonsc
S,ALr 100 sacks ae.i il's'pooI Fiei salt, daily ca
~ p-cei rer schr Eiinburg, which will be sold low for
casa from ttc wi.aiI
oc'i1 WIN. ANDERSON. II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-21

ny ALExANDER MosELRY.
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oefs ssu snd for shorter period The rnie M 40
year. -~' ~ "'-'' w
ADvERrfsiNG-Foro one square of6Gc.o uues for lea,
QUE inserson. CENTS two nsc oa, s 2l ,h, in..,
uens 81 ~. all ever succ oeIas inseuos al cents
Thrice week, 70 cents for eae "a inse MON
Tw.eoa week, cton 40 cents; every eelur
la s"ttlon % cents. '
oaee week, rsiinserion 10 cents; every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
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be stopped and charged coriny rs-Oniers to si,n
ninst also DO In writing -
Annual Advertisers charged GO III snuarcs and
Ia that proportion for ~ eI
serd Auenoneers and Lottery Dealers Who are charged
eltN, NIpapcf inclndtd)
D-Thc COUNTRY WIG is published twice n week
u9siaya and Frisys) at five dollars per annu pay able
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