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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
NN JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-

This valuable medicine is daily efecng Of the
astonishing and wonderful that have been
known All who have used it for Asthma Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood, Hopping Cough, Group or Hives Consump
ton Chronic Peurisy Hoarseness, Pain aad Soreness OF
the Breast culy OF Breathing and every other disease
OF the LUNGS and BREAST and do attest to It's use
rulness. BRONCHITIS, disease which is annually
sweeping thousands upon thousands 20 premature grave
under the Il istakrn name OF UMPTlON is always
cured by it.
The usual symptoms Of this disease Bronchtis) are
Cough Soreness OF the Lungs Throat Hoarseness, Dit
fculy III Breathing, Asthma Hectic Fever. splitting OF
phlegm or matter and sometimes blood It's lnamma
lion of the wind tubes air vessels which run through ey
cry part of the lungs This Expectoant Immediately sup
presses the Cough Pain Inflammation, Fever and difficulty
of Breathing and produces free and easy expecoraion
and cure 5000 effected.
1t always cures ASTHMA: Two or three large doses
will cure the GROUP HIVES of Children in from fifteen
minutes to an tous time It Immediately ubdues the vio
ence of HOPPING COUGH, and effects speedy cure
Hundreds who have been given up by their physicians as
ncurabe with CoNsuMpToN have been restored TO perfect
health by il.
Prepare and sold by DR.. D. JAYNE. No. 20 South Third
street. Philadelphia Price 81 per bottle or s. per hall
dozen.
Sold at who esale and retail by the Agents. A. B. D.
Sands Druggists No. 79 Fulton ST. corner OF Cold ST ana
Fulton sold by David Sasds Co No II Etst
Broadway corner OF Market ST.; Abraham b. Sands Co.
No c7s Broadway, (Grane Buldngs) corner OF Chamber
street. 30 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
The Wager Paid.

10 The Paris correspondent of the National
Intelligencer relates the following Of AGuADo, the
rich Partisan banker:-
Before the defunct millionaire paid his fatal visit
to Spain, he lost game which is called une DIS
erection (the loser to pay what he lists) with Pa
risian of fortune and fashion, remarkable for
Brummelism The winner did not remind him of
payment, until he heard of his arrival in Andausia
and confidently expected from the dettante banker
u dozen cases of the choicest Spanish wines, or a
Jewel Of Murillo. Judge of the surprise and
disappointment, when a large living bear, duly en-
Gagged and muzzled, was brought from the Py-
renees by order of Aguado to the exquisite's hotel
in Paris. The bear being found an uncomfortable
tenant for the courtyard, advertised for sale ;
the offers were too low; at length the manager of
the owners country estate arrived and having
mentioned that the park and orchards were ines-
ted by poachers and ether trespassers, it was
agreed that bruin should be sent down and occa-
sionally let loose at night in the wood; which ex-
pedent speedily proved effective. But the formi-
dable guard clambered himself over the walls, and
spread terror and devastation every side in the
neighboring farms. A hue and cry ensued not
against the monster alone, but mis- "ferocious'
master; suits for damages came next; the Wis
count is obliged to pass the hot season in Paris,
and may have to suffer considerably in bis purse
for Aguede's practical joke, which the dandes and
lawyers now pronounce n.auva'se pfdasanter'e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

~ The MANUFACTURES OF SCREWS has be-
come an important and profitable branch of Anne
ricaa industry. The N. E. Screw company at
Providence have capital of sl5o,ooO invested in
the business A patentfor the machinery used has
been taken oct in England Two thousand gross
of Screws are finished daily, giving employment; to
so men, 900 females, and SO boys, whose daily
wages amount to over 5000, Notwithstanding
the immense quantity of Screws manufactured at
this concern daily, yet slS9, 900 worth import
ed into this country every year. The establish
uaents here use 600 tons of American refined iron
rod year, worth $3.50 ton; $50 tons Peunsylva.
MIA coal; $ 900 wor,h of wrapping paper! Ailthe
materials used are American, with the exception of
800 carboys ofsulphuric acid, The tarif'of 1925,
when there we're 40 establishments in this cosn-
Try, placed duty of 40 per cent on the article
The agent says they can sustain themselves with a
protection of 80 per cent. Mems wages here, 81
day. Same business in England, wages 25 cts
dav. Girls earn from So to a week In Eng
land so cents Boston Daily American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
s@ FOR SALEA VALUABLE FARM

~ FOX SALE A VALUABLE FARM
lis AND COUNTRY SEAT. in the town OF New
Rochelle about tour miles north Of the village There
about 80 acres OF first land, in high STATE nf cu,iya
ton, with double story house, perfect rspar about
. acres OF grated trn eetS in fell bearing condition, OF
the most approved kinds and 20 OF wood and the
nainder about equally divided between ploughrd past
IRE and meadow land.
Tie farm Is well fenced, mostly with walls and well
watered with springs, and running stream through the
whole length oft There two good barns, cGsr mill
coshouses gsnery, and other buildings convenient and
suitable for such farm.
Apply TO WAGER HULL, Jr, on the premises; TO J. B.
BREWSTER, 1876 Broadway Ne, York; or to THOMAS
H. BuRLNG, Milton Ulster cocnty. Terms viii be made
aug lmItv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
T EECHEs, PoIsoNs s. CHEMI-

Il CALS.-Warranted Poisons for Flies, Mssquetoes,
Cockroaches Bedbugs Rats Ants and all species OF efmn
Protection &c.
LEECHES-Imported largest Swedish Leechcs
CHEMICALS-Such as Lunar Caustc Copaiva, Cap
sules Acids lockwood Extract and DyerSS Materials Spir'
lis OF Harhorne and Ne, Ether Chloride of Loda Iodine
Gc Daguerreoype Chemicals and De"'StS materials raj
ladum Cement, &c. For sale by
aug la LEWIS FEUCHTwANG Err. l wai.sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
q TWO FARMS FOR SALt,-One

continuing about 40 acres situated about three miles
roui Paterson the turnpike leading from Paterson 10
Hamburgh-e other situated ahog: four miles from Paer
son. containing about good Of cultivation.
pleasantly situated good buildings ADD well watered The
above Farms will be sold low to any person whhng to put
81 Clreet N. Y Sherman Bloadweli, Paterson, N.
y9S S.aylrn+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

EECHES Leeshes !. Leeches !!
looec very fine healthy German and Swedish Leech,
received and for sale vey reasonable wholesale and
retail, carefully applied, by WILLIAM WATSON Che
msi aud Phsrmacests Apohecaries Hail. IS Catherine
street. jyl55m
COLLECTIONS, on all parts of the
" United States, made the most favorable terms,
by s. J. SYLVESTER,
sA % waLstreet aad 100 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
I EW YORK Diving and Printing Esta.

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta
Y RLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND. Oficefor the
reception and delivery of goods, No. SIS ate AZ John 81,
New York-Dye and fnisR in superior manner, Broad
cloths Cassmeres, Silks Sains, Silk Velvet and Plush
Gloves and Hose, Ladies and Gentemens Garments Mo
reen Danask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Co,lors
Cleanse and Re-tins Merno Thbei and Cashmere
Shawls Piano and Table Covers, Carpets of all kinds
Drugge Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs Chiniz Curtains,
&c. &c.
u Orders carefully attended and promptly e1ecrted.
MNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

ARMogY AT HARPER's FERRT.-A report from
the Ordinance Department states that this arnory
consists of buildings for officers and clerks Ia
buildings for workmen, nrsenals, store houses
magazines, , Offices, 9 workshops and others IN
which machinery is driven by water, foundry and
annealing house. and - others used as coal ard
lime houses. stables, &c. Value OF machinery
| Sl47,574 At the Rifle Factory, there are )
sterehouses, office, 10 workshops. and others
in which machinery is drives by water 3 anneal-
ing houses, and Others for COAL lime, &c. Value
of machinery S94,793 The whole cost OF build
inys. &c. from the first establishment of the ar
mory, $4O36, 1872 10, and the money value of
stores on nand, s675,344 81.
| % At the Stafford assizes this week two tel.
lows, narnet Dodd and Baker, were indicted for
stealing the name and tail of horse. 1t appeared
that the prisoners had been in the habit Of going
out at night and cutting off the hair of the name
and tail of every horse they could catch and sell
ling it to dealers. One of the prisoners had de-
scrited the trade as very amusing as well as pro-
ftable, and dlated particularly on the meriment
he experienced on seeing the astonishment OF the
farmers in the morning when they found their
q poor devils so queerly trimmed. They were
found guilty, and sentenced, one TO nine months
and the other to three months imprisonment.
E At the meeting of the Board of Missions in
this City, the earlier part Of one evening was a
sort of Missionary leuse and was an unique as
well as most cheerful and animating OCCASION
Specimens of the tongues having been requested,
fourteen foreign languages and dialects were
given-exhibiting, it is supposed the spoken Ian.
gsage of about nine tentts OF the inhabitants OF
the globe Several of these specimens were YER
sons of our most familiar hymns sung in the very
tunes we have been accustomed TO use.
Norwich Courier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

a MILITARY MAN.-Jonn Duuley, o. DeeTHeiH
n Y, a respectable and proper man with pretty
good opinion of himself, was honored with the
commission Of captain in the militia. He was an
old bachelor, had an old maid for house-keeper
and titled his own ground like an honest man. tie
was acquainted with Governor Wentworth, and
frequently called on him when at Portsmouth, that
he mighl tell his rustic neighbors how thick he
was with his Excellency. To add 70 his impor-
lance, he once invited the Governor to call on him
at Deerfeld, on his way 10 the country, and the
Governor promised 20 do SO. He expected the
visit some time in certain week, and kept near
his house, busily employed as usual one very
warm day his house-keepcr came putting into the
field to inform, him that grand carriage, which
must be the Governors, was al & little distance.
The captain ran into the house ard mad hardly
time to slip on his military red coat and cooked
hat, ere his Exceency drove up. With his trusy
sword in hand Captain Dudley ran into the street,
and assuming tue captan-ke slut, paid mar
tial salute to his ExcelIency, who, on beholding
him burst into hearty laugh. This rather dis
composed the man of the sword-but be was put
TO Immediate flight by the following speech Of the
Governor:
"Captain Dudley, l glad to see you, but
think your appearance as military man would be
somewhat improved, if you would add TO Your UNI
form pair of breaches :"
The latter article the good captain, in his haste
to pay his respects 10 the Governor, had entirely
forgotten. Mere. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

for sale in quantities suit purchasers al the Lard
Oil Mandatory, 1917 Prince-street.
This Oil is wei. adapted 10 machinery. and burns well
as sperm being from smoke and smell and sells lar
-; lmt II. a. PARSLOW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
WATER COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,
Old Aims House, July 8, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Gro

WATER COMMISSIONERS OFFIcn,
Old ms-House, July 8, 1872
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Gro
Y ton Aoueduct Committee OF the Corporation have
requested the Water Commissioners, for the present. TO
rent the Croon Wafer and arrange for making the neces
sary connexions supply the citizens OF New York with
The following the rates which the water at pres
ent furnished:
Dwellings OF stories. W
more than two stories. ............ u oO
on the rear OF lots. w
with workshop or s'ore...........'.. X 10 :"
Privilege of washing payemens. ................. 90
BATH (where there are h1tures) $3.50. 90
Warehouse. ID w
Stable private per stall. W.
parmsn livery be mad. IN advance for the supply from Au
gus to May /, neA-subsequenty semi-annuay.
Large boarding houses stables breweries tanneres, pub
lie baths packing or sitting ana T all Go @
quantity OF water used, agreement with the COMMISSION
.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ until p M. in the old
SAMUEL STEVENS,
JOHN D. WARD,
ZkB'D RING,
B. BIRDSALL
iylltf Water Commissioners
YTHE late firm OF Nathaniel Weed q
a Co. having been dissolved the Slst of August ult
no. The undersigned continues the Dry Goods business AT
the stand No. Isl Pea street. his own acc cunt, ana
solciis the attention of his orger customers anu couh
merchants generally, 10 his stock OF New Goods now
opening, and 10 which ne constantly adding from auction
and other sources, consisting OF
Cloths Cassimeres, Satinets, Veslngs,
splendid assortment OF British Prints Pm s,,s-c,,
Brown and Bleached Sheengs and Shirtng oil all the
approved factories,
Mcrinos Apachas Orleans Cloths,
Plaid Shaws Rob Roys and Tagnonis,
Yarn Wick Batting Waddng and such other articles as
comprised in well SELECTED Stoek OF staple Dry
Goods NATHANIEL WEED,
s22lm l9i Pearl-,treet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28
Out AND PLAIN GLASS of ever,

" dcscrpton-Grandoles, French ana English porce
lain OF all kinds Hall Lamps, Astral Lamps and Shades
of all sizes and patterns from is 90 per saving
country merchants, hotels and families, in applying at
STOUVENEL & CO.'S Factory, No. 90 Goldsrect and at
sore No. IS John street, wholesale and retail.
All articl matched any patterns Goods sent 10 any
part OF The country free package and carriage $50 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-28

Ia TO LET-The Store and Cellars No.
5aM 81 Dev-street The above is good stand for the
Buler or Provision business. Rent very low. Inquire
The nreu,;ses ST St.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
CoTec?cnfenee OF the Baltimore P.,,la,
NEX YORK ERInlW u NJ

IOth, Il. M
n sa'tie OF 100 guns fred tni, morni,y
ron the Battery On the Ratification OF the Tre,,v
between the United States and Great Britain. Tn,
sa'ue "ss returned gun for gun from Brooklvn
nu Jersey; AL tbs shipping in the harbor are de.
eofa'eu with ni-s, and as the day Is remarkably
hho the whole has given tho city qGi,e an eliminated
appearance.
ihe honorable DaaieI Webster received III.
leiehos a, the CITY Hal this day at O'Clock. III,
met the Chsmber Of Commerce. on the stem in f,os,
OF me nall, when he received an address from an
oouy eIpessive OF their satisfaction az the final SET
uehent OF the Treaty.. Mr Webster made .ui,a
o'e seP!y, when the meeting adjourned.
Inc operations AZ the stock EXCHANGE we-c mn
orrate-W s'ern Safe stocks again Geciin,d i,i.
ne" ork rs improved t.
PRIcrs AT THE Frasr
Ston'ns'un 10; Long Island 40; D.Lv,re ana
~ - udson So; Canton Co. i7s $1,000 InJi.n, Bond.
sales at the second board-IOO shares J.,r,
Island 4s; 200 shares Harlem I5lI5,: 25 sb,,es
Oanton Company III; $1,000 State Sc, $50.
Exchange on Alabsma 10 rather uors,-I2,.ta
Il Tow fair quotation. Bills on England Ios Iosl
On France 5Ei7. o5i5; Ams.esdau, 3sI: Hsmbuts
Si.s3ii; D,emea al rs
lug Cou.n market 70 hcsvy-ih. sales 10 d,v
we've ABOUT 15O bies at prices in favor of IN. bpvr,
fiouf remain. -iihrs; the sish al:era,ioo,
catalogue OF teas was offered by Mess. U,F
'han q To- but ne me importer. demand f,,,b.,
ad,anee' ceaers were Hing 10 operate and bn,
litiIc sold. a"u W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
Z Y AR RIVALS

EXCHANGE.
Mr. Ayers, Richmond; b Cooke, Prime G.A,s.
u JohnsOn, Mobile; w W Mertin,, Pe,er,SuIs,,
W'lIn. anp Nay 'aay ana laughter, Lynchburs; G N
o.; PW H.its!on, c. C Harston, PrtsvIrsni,,
fre, " Watkins, Wm Hyde, NJ ri Hows
; Gordon, Bitimoit; DAbnsy and lsdv- ]. vneh'
burg y7sSph Hodson, Mr. Mi,heI, columbi,' Va.
son, DO; Daniel Blis:ar, Petersburg. g VII p sro
adelphia. hii'
COLUMBIAN UorEL:
Brown Fiuvsnns; J Sampson, Goochland.
Watkins. Richmond; C Paryear, Meeklen,
ours; t. Walker, do Geo Kelly, Irelind; Rol-
YER, Rockingham; c Scott. Buckingham: Ed
mund Randolph, Powh4tan; C Burlington. guy.
aneoui Huni'ey, Lynchburg; d DAVIS, Charlie.
ton; X Bowies, Hanover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

g. o.t Az q SALE DAYs-7S..dav,. Th
,.-f5,i v S = essh advances will he usda On
F"'u VI sooi, e"rsssnef FOR public sale 'ei' u"-
Sh aesIey Morning November sb so,n,.., =
sirabe areIes ~ ~ Gre viii be sold variety on L.
ood seat Chairs of best city Iuak. pA'
neds Bedilng and Besstead,
m4hotany bureaus, sldeboard. l..
Also several good work and s,1Idle IT,.
CITY MADE BROGTrES
auaII,y Aso N, paek city made DIosues Of SUPERIOR
hssses shoes add Slippers '' anu "omens ana
an,s, MOUNTAIN BUTTER, &c.
~ boxes No Soap
ALSO,
very heat M,hogany show Case
MATCH HORSES, Se.
no eka handsome pair OF Asteh Raw Hons.x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
KTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

A.
HlS company VAS incorporated in tho 1919. with
perpetual charter and capital Of s2O1non,
sures against loss damage by rc dwelling houses
sores manufacturing establishments, household furn
uIe, and meTshandize Ia general, the favorable
terms.
Any Losses which the Company may sustain on risaue,
taken At this agency will be adjusted with proInptuc aud
literally.
Applications for nSuranec or tho renewal II policies
may be male 10 The subscriber who has been duly an
pointed Agent for the City OF Richmond and vicinity
n. BALDWIN, Agent.
vel Under The Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

Ten s.-We go, the Houstonian yesterday, Of
seven Gays later Than previous accounts. On the
IAN 500 Texans were at San An,onlo, and Gene.
p. hu's was expected the next dsv with 600 more
feaoy TO take up the line Of march for the Rio
Irande. We End no other news-IN o BulI.,is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
BY LAST EVENfNo,s MAIL
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
PUlI.ADEI. pHIa NJ. "a

FAsHI AGAIN VicreRIcus.-A, III. E.y,.
Cour'e' Trenton, N J.. day there was ano;b..
trial ofspeed between Fashion and Blu. Dick. Tn.
hfs' heat, miles, was passed over in 3d. by Fash.
'on' and the End is reported a, 7.3o, and Fashion
taking the purse in 2 hats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
GENERAL AGENCY
A I'd
COMMISSION HOUSE.

TIE SUIT scrbcrs have associated themselves together
Il undeT the firm of Waller & Thomson fir tie puT.
pose ot tTausictins General Commission business.
Having been long engaged IN Merchandise. and under
standing the general routine Of busne we'll they with
confidence ocI their services their friends and e pub
lie al large. They bestow their personal
divided attention TO the sale Of every article rusisd
their care and most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage especially in The sale of wheat aud
assuring their friends that notns will be lc Tone
which human energy, skill aud Integrity accomplish,
Ia obtaining the highest prices fr their produce and
luz punctual returns for the
~ Office first corner below the DEPOT.
LOGAN WALLER,
MM. l.. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
R'cnMoNp Fl, EnEpE e Z, Z AND POTOMAC
NOTICED
ERElGHT REDIrCED

FREIGHT REDUCED.
TIA meeting Oi the President Directors OF the Rich.
"A mond fredericksburg anh Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny, on the 10th day OF March, lsi2-
Rssoired, That the folio wing reductions in the rates of
Freight between Richoni and certain points the Ioui
"a Nairoai be, and they hereby made take effect
from The iJEh day OF April next-,ix:
CH grain One cent per hundred Iouuts from Fretic-
ricks Hall and third Turnout aud two cents from
Louisa q. H.. Treviilisn's and Gordon vilie
On fgonr-fwo cents per barrel from Gordursvile.
On Slh-fvu cents per sack tirJ Turn oui, four
cents 10 Louisa Courthouse, Elk cents TTcvian an
ten cents 10 Gotionsvilie.
On Beef Pork aud FishPer barrel ~ cents TO Frede.
ricks Hail. cents To third Turn ou cents to Louisa
Courthouse, ~ 20 Ticvian'a and -
donsvluc Z. W. MACMURDO.
NM Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
They most respectfully offer the following

kEf n Mes:
Reh1iond,-Mcssrs Kent, Kendall & Atwater, and Capt
BenJ Sheppard. CAarLsfies piAe,-A a. MeGruder
Esq SccrfsriHe,-Messrs siaIses, Tyler & 10. Louisa
-Messrs ouarics Kent, and J. NJ Basty Esq. Ansha
-Messrs J + Jeicr g. Co FfurafIHG,. -,1essTs Shep
| herds q Co LynclbWs,--John u. Speed AMI William
Sutton, Esqs. fIederinksrErg-Gabric johnson and
Thomson. AEsherst-w.n. NJ Waller, Esq Cardiac
Capt Robert G. sutton, Daniel Deiarne:t aud William w
Cspt Charles u. Brixton: viRiaEsbHrg,-Df Robert
z Waller, and Mcssrs " w. vesi & Go apIg tstf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
BY INLOES & BROTBER
okL4 haNEoMIEs pd0aL. LAW AND NJ

1919 MEDICAL. LAW AMI MI,
90 Tnesds = ass BOOKS, AT AUCTIoN.
books-cmbrlcinx Ia par- @-i and miscellaneous
Hoopet's Medical Dl-,to,.r~ 80,
ssdion Prsetee-Hunier's complete 1891 sur.
Gocei, SID Boany-Msc kntoshis Prae,iss
tie-NRos.an me skn-CosieIs Physiologie,I Pen
too,s insr... fever-Hnts TO Medical sufsnfs-sa,
Exrerien.. Son sumption-Curios lies OF Ned.rsI
-Msaaa Of Gsasf 90 raSoiosy
80 pa diseases Of the Seamen a e A u-Aou-
sSn afEe on Eyitenee-Chhfy on Con,,,. s.A,,
80. csIy Sfleadtngs-Chiity's Criminal Isv IN ~
yets Side- Fonblsnqueis ElutycRsv;s., ISS1~La~
EssHss. summary icholscns EneyeIor eas'
49,, n,sskspeare, vols-london wayeTly NJ
el MoIss-harIyaus do-Curio,res Ibers,,,
oMa o,".SIsn snsh Dictionary, vols quaTio-Chariec
rhney dide s-Beioe's Herodtns-Mnrphv,s T,i.
-, Burns-Boias An,ericsn Rev,5l,,ian
R,EsS,s walkers Dicuonary-Boswells Jobnson
81. 10y an a variety OF other popular vorES
H-T i'I Rti reserve 70 close consignment
OA tAAthinanon.
I A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

VIA u 1NG VS.
Fort of Richmond.

HsA Water fAis day, 81 s'eiOek, PM
ARRIVED,
whilOck "-'ef =" hahkin a.
sehI loom Barr. Holm. sheal, iliimorc sundries
Schr Mary Ana, ienks. Norfolk
s sehI AVN soIners Powell New York, sundries.
eur nos oaieihh havrc De Grace, coal.
sear North STAR Nlekerson, Boston via NorfolL ,n,.
dries y -' ''@ -'o''O 4A' sun
sehrSsssan Dearborne. New York sun,lrl,, ,
tchr Commerce, Krsg, New York sundriea
sehr Amanda, Trayers, B-limore, sundrics
scar Wellngion Blown, Boston via Norfolk sundri..
scht Rapid, Piper, Camden, lime 10 j Fisher q Son
sehr spy, somers philadeipha sundrire
sehr VIM bird. CoIson New York s,lndr,e,
SAILED,
sShr Weymouth, Couch, New Yosk toh-sro
Si4op hebeeeA BROOKS, Leg Wilmington Del coal
SEER America, Somers, New York coal.
sehr NcGora, heekins, Ba!:i-rorc, cosl
sehr Martha, Norfolk, Goa.
sclr saniamaril keene, NOsfolk four
seh Pssora Cfeishton, sailed on Friday las, for Elk
Nn' WIT caro- o. eoai-in going down the river abou:
TO leak 80 BAD that she sunk in about ~ foot water.