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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

GJThe Nashville Union of the 18th ult remarks,
that Gen Jackson has entirely recovered from an
injury he received short time since from the up.
setting of carriage.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

" The citiznns of Monroe, Michigan, have vo-
ted to raise the sum of $4,000, to finish the Ship
canal that vessels will be able go up as far as
the termination Of the railroad
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

The Natchez Courier announces the ar
rival at that port of the ship Tyrian, Capt.
Jackson, being second of the ships destined
this season from Natchez for Liyerpool.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

A FEMALE PREACHER.-MissJ ordon. a
lady from Illinois, is causing great excite
ment among the Methodists Of Cincinnati,
by her preaching.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

PRISON STATIsTIcs.-There are at present in Sing
Sing prison, $50 males and "a females; "a prison
ers whose period of Imprisonment had expired was
liberated during the present month, and 30 were
sent there during the same period, from New York
city.
MONROE EDwArDs SING SING.-Monroe Ed
wards is now IN Sing Sing prison, where it is I'M
derstood that ne will be employed in carpet weav-
ing.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

A meeting has recently been held in Peoria CO.,
Illinois, at which petition was adopted and signed
by large number of persons, praying Congress to
raise the present standard value of specie five hun
dred per cent
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

A coNSuMMATE RoGUE-MoNRoE EDWARDS ECLI-
Pstp.--Among the prisoners now in Rochester
jail, is Charles ii. Slower, fellow who has done
a large business in marrying here and there-pas-
sing himself of as naval otlicer-assumng varl-
Gus names-and swindling in all sorts of ways. He
is one of the most romantic rogues of the day
ochpsng Monroe Edwards in his adventures. He
figured at Buffalo, Oswego, and elsewhere-and
one of his tricks perpeuated at Rochester last
spring was in driving oil with horse and buggy
from Charles stable, ostensby on business at Ly-
ons, but in reality at Auburn, where he pawned
norse and carriage, &c.-he having represented
himself while here as a son OF Mr. Bouck, the De-
mocratc candidate for Governor. His ia Their is
John G.. Slower, OF Madison county, formerly con-
gresham, &c. ''To the words of that ruined ia
Their, he is the most coHsummatc villain for so young
man, now extant' his history is one continued
chain of crimes. From the time of his confinement
in the tombs in New York city, there has been
cessation, but rather an increased celebrity in the
criminality OF his career. Roch Eve. Post,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16
FROM SYRIA, &c.

Adviccs from Constantinople to the 18th Of
September The Syrian question had been agita-
ted again at an extraordinary council h Id the
Goth September, at Constantinople; and there was
every prospect, such had been the concessions of
the Porte, that this matter would be speedily arran-
G ed.
The Sultan had accepted the mediation of Eng
land and Russia, in its difference with Persia. 1t
was believed that the moment the Schah should
have given his adhesion the proposition of the
two powers, the quarrel might be deemed settled.
In the meantime warlkr preparations were in active
progress, and men, artillery and ammunition were
daily forwarded to the assembling on the cas-
tern frontier The Persilne, on their side had con-
centraed at koUlrh locce Of ten thousand men,
under the command of Prince Rahkman, brother {;
the Schah, under the pretence of repassng the mo
roads of the Cards.
The report of the march of Persian army upon
Ba gdad had been positively contradcted.
The negotiation relative to Greece had made no
progress since our last advices from the Turkish
capitol.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

All political thinkers of the land, who
have had the change, are knocking away
at Webster's speech.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16
Wagons containing coffin;
Infantry;
Draroons under Col. Subject:

Prisoner was then led forth from the Jail in long
white robe, with white cap upon his head, and
rope around his neck, leaning upon the arm of the
sheriff; he walked to the wagon and stepped into it
with little assistance, and seated himself upon
the coffin; the sheriff and his deputies took seats in
the wagon; dead march was struck up and the
procession moved forward to the place of execution
Here the military were stationed round the gaows
the distance of some thirty feet, to keep off the
crowd. Prisoner then assisted from the wag
on, and with firm step assembled with the sheriff
to the scaffold. The Rev. Mr.. Wilcox, who was
IN frequent attendance upon the prisoner during his
last hours, now assembled the scaffold and prayed
with him for the last time Prisoner, in the mean
time, leaning upon of the posts of the gallows,
and manifested no emotion. Upon being asked by
the sheriff if he had any thing to say, he answered
no, and requested that the rope mis- ht be adjusted
"wlth good long slack" and his doom forthwith
sealed. The Sheriff then adjusted the rope, drew
the cap down over the prisoners face, and descen-
ded from the scatlod putting his hand to the lever
the fatal PIN drawn out, and prisoner launched
into eternity,
From the time of prisoners arrest, down to the
last moment OF his existence, he maintained tho ut
most GOODNESS; and manifested such contempt OF
DEATH to invest him with sort of terrific gram
deur; making good upon the scaflod his previous
boast, that he could stare the grim messenger out
OF countenance.
Saturday last he was visited by his brothers and
some oheI of his relatives, who were much affiict-
ed at the meeting; he alone remained unmoved and
conversing in the most trivial manner. To-day his
brothers visited him for the last time; prisoner ask
ed forgiveness for his levity when they last saw
him; said he disposed to forgive and ask for
glveness of all mankind, and was not without hope
OF happiness hereafter.
Much credit is due the sheriff for the manner in
which he performed his duty to day, as well as for
his untiring vigilence since the prisoner was first
placed in his custody.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16

CorroS.-The Macon Convention resolved, if
recollect right that the natural price of cotton
was IL cents per pound. Nature seems TO have
lost all power over cotton, for the price IN New
Orleans has fallen to { Ia cents per pound for IN
ferior and the very best is only cents The theo-
~ of natural prices has gone in chase of the theory
of remuneratlng prices.
An alarming sickness has broken out among the
hemp-rottcrs in Newport, Ky, opposite Cincinnati
Two of them on the other day were suddenly taken
sick, their symptoms showing great distress in the
general functions of the animal economy and ~
less than one hour they died, and had turned black
or nearly The circumstance has occasoned
quite panic amoRg those in the business.
EGYPToN OBI1Iss.-Capt. Cialdi has received
orders to proceed to Egypt to take charge of the
obeisk which Mcheuet Ali has presented to the
Pope-Europeans call it the obelsk of Seostris;
the Egyptians, that of the Patriarch Abraham. This
will be the twelfth obelisk now in possession of
Rome from Egypt.
EsGLAND.-The third edition of the 90 Glory and
Shame OF England" by Queen Victoria, is in press
and will shortly be published. John Bull will grin,
and little Victoria will bear it,
We have in this county, young man now in his
eighteenth year, who weighs two hundred and for
tv-6ye pounds stands six feet in his STOCKINGS.
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Pittsburg papers say that Capt Chauncey
had inspected 100 PaiXhan guns made there for the
government, and that every gun passed inspection,
no one having proved deficient. They are all -
FOUNDERS, and weigh about two tons each.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-11-16
The execution of Caffee mentioned in paper
of last week, is described as follows, by cores
pondent of the Galena Advertiser
EXECUTION OF CAFFEE.
MINERAL POINT, w. II.
~, NJ a IOyA

Tuesday evening, Nov. 2, 1912.
The execution ofCafiee, for the murder of South
wick. took place to day, in the presence of an i'm
mense throng of spectators. The crowd common
ced gathering yesterday, and continued to pour in
from all directions in solid phaanx until the arrival
of the fatal hour.
The execution took place upon the low ground
below town, surrounded by amptheatre of hills
which were literally covered by the eager multi
tude.
Agreeably to the requiston of George Messer-
smith, Esq sheriff, Capt. Shaw attended from the
south part of the county, with company of thirty
men, in uniform, armed with muskets; a company
of dragons armed with pistols and sabres was or
ganized at Mineral Point under Major Gray
strong guard of citizens were also organized and
stationed round the Jail during the fore part Of The
day, and were afterwards incorporated into Capt.
Shaw's company.
AT two o'clock P. NJ. the procession formed in
front of the Jail, in the following order:
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
SI-43q ~
Tolal.

This is exclusive of about $500, 900 received per
mobile oni the Tiyer during the months Of Sep,em-
Der, October and November.
Soece began 10 make its appearance here about
The la SspiemLer. Ffon thu; period to The Is. Of
Oe;e6er, tie total amount received was s3i2 2OS-
add to THIS 100000 10y the river and from Mobile
and 81 .459. 436 above mentioned ard c fad tola
amour. OF 50 0sI esd.
Large shipments u coin will continue 10 arrive,
until The rates OF Ex;hsne: render tho transmission
Of speeie to this port louger profitable as a conn
msrc'a speculation. The reesipis will then fall
oil, aud We will have few consigEments OF the pre-.
eous metals until the stock becomes reduced by the
absorption Of the western states AL exchanges fall
70 such an extent rs TO make impo1ta,ions again
proh'ahle. Shipments will then re -eommence and
specie wall continue 10 come in until the exchanges
gesin go up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
GREEK sCHOOT. BOOKS.

u ANpoIfH. Main street, Richmond san supply teach
" crs and others with any yuanuy ofte various school
looks moderate prlecs Tao iolowins partial hsi
Of Gree books.
Benjamin federico rare work WV
Grsmmars. by sophoclcs Fiskc Nr.re Iroosttc An,
raud snf Bancroft. ~
Anthoas snd JAeob's Reader G,oitieh's ani Ap,on,s
rE esgansi Wilson's and Auihou iuclion n Froso
~ ard Meuci Anhcn,s Nelson's aud fas EIcIeiscs on
the synas Anthon's Prose Composition.
OiN-a, Nalffa and NnnTa, Acfehinca and Demo 4tbr
nes' ufsti0us on The trovu Wilson aud CrcsnfeLpe
Gfoek Icssmt ~ win Lcxcon; Delicious. Asops Fshcs
Greek AMI Lsuni tuean's select Dmornce VIII am
" usaton and Enrh Notes; Dune ans Lexicon % ~,
fucrls Hard and Odyssey.
fchou'f and 0lby's, and Lepse, Homcy's Had and
Odyssey
Hu'chineon's, Clcvclshds an Leinsic Xcnophon
LonEnus, Thuctdcs, Sophocics the chfioac OF 40
phoclcs with notes aud qucs iops ~ Rev Rrascc ID D.
Arscphaucs Hetoous Lcictc aud stcphcn.' eelrbfai-
q ciioa q ies1 leipsle ad Petscn's EuTptics The
fhaInesac Of iuridcs with qucfiious aud roiea, hyRCv
Maof, A; PLATO stfaho, rolyhua fn,hf Caffuln,
Dodorus siculus, futsrchs Liver Sc.
~ Oricrs or Goods Va huc will 10 attended to
wh The SANE pfnmp,ncss, aud upuu rool Terms 81 hi
the refs were present. that IuY ficutls and utorcr
nom tlsascc iuay rely upou.
Br'k binding IN u.iits variety, AZ sloit noilce.
no ~ } w RANDOIF U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
NEW GOODS.


TIVE subschbortas received and Vnafa for ssio
II Hue, Trey Drab, Mixed and Striped Satunots
Niue, Black and Fancy COLD Casslnorcs
Merino, rwansfoWn, Valencia aud Satin Vostings
Merno and Iambsvool Shirts and Drsws
Ross, Whitney, Point and Dune blankets
Hue. Green anil Grey Kentucky lesns
flfin Red aud Nxsi and rlsii linseys
glasgow Jeans AMI Heavy MSed Kerseys
Calcocs, assoricd, from 0lc 90 the dncr
FURNITURE Prints, good assortment
White, Rod and elbow Fitnuclg, bargain
Irish ldncus, kentlngs aud Cambria iidkfs
Hriseye, Russia and Iucksbuck Diapers
White and Copd Corsous
Hack ani Blue RlacE iia'isn silks best quality
Pick nlue, Whc and Hlack Ora 70 Ifsso
pue. Pink and White florence o. ami Gro 10 Maps
Plain Black Msusn, of snpeuor quality
FaOsy cold Do, Al - tcnts great bargain
Discf italian and Hat Ciapcs
Dltst anil Tod FIX Volveia
nitk Coton Ncfno and Mnravisn Hose
a. Eea' and gonucnen's Mcrino, N and SIX Gloves
Packet SILK Il,itfL Snsprnlfrs, Stocks anu Collars
u,sstna 81 h Scarfa, lotion and Mcrino half Hose
mas u 10 zines and Italian Crsyair
uft,krt and n n shawl, Mouslin iidtfs
Mlsscs Hose, boys Gl1yce &C
with an assnrmtnt Of nleached aHi HroVn Sldrtlngs
.,1 Gtecflnra Plaid Douofics, TtcknEa, Browu aud
pi.,rb,J Drllnfa Cotton O1naburEs, Hauling for ouiis,
a. which will 10 sold the oweet maIkei price g Eash.
os THOMAS ., DUDLEY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
GENERAL AGENCY
a I'd
COMyfIESIGN I1nIrSE-

THE utscTibcrs have associated tho .nsclyCs together
IL unde' tie frm Of Walter & Tiiomson for tie pur-
pose Oftransaciiug AGcncra Cuinln,s business.
Having been Ions engaged in Merchandise. under
standing the general routine Of business we'll they with
confidence oct their scTyc their friends and pub
Tic st large. They mean 10 bcow their personal AMI
divided attention 10 the sale 81 every article Tused
thcir and most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, especially in The sae of wheat aud obae
assuring eir friends that nothing will be oit un.uuc
which human cncrgy, skill and integrity accomplish
ia otauins te highest prccs Gr their produce aud max
iu- punetuai returns for The same.
rD-O nhcc fTs corner below thc DEPOT.
LOGAN WALLER,
VIM l.. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
!GIS IlI!| :| 81 q D
PIANO FORTE yyAnE-uoUsE,

Opp0sue me Banks.
IuE subscriber u eonsauily receiving from tho cele
braied insnufaetory Of kuNns 4 flLAaS, New York,
elegant and PLAIN Piano Fortes Possessing the latest n
piovcmcns aud thar dccacy Of touch an sweetness Of
tone, 50 peculiar 20 their manufacture
Constantly on hand largo assorhucntof
FidieE, llagonlo'i-, taiionrtts
Guitars. NiOlna Noi1uccuss
AccoTtOns, Musical Boxes
Horns, Brglca and Truupets
Fifes and Drums
rioT quality
Fiano Porte Stopsan Gov
HEAP MUSIC.
The 1rrest collection Of Music offered for sale In
his State may he selected To, the store Of the sub.
befwhn ~ now enabled IL sell NJ the Philadelphia and
Nov York whole sale and staii prices
Those purchasing 10 sell again will 10 furnished unou
better terns than they find clsowhere the Stale.
IT, Pianos repaired, tuned, let hifc snt taken n
exchange. y. ". TAYLOR.
M PIANO FoRTEs OF every description ropared
snd luncd-Tunlg ny The year, N required, 10y Wit.
LIAM kEiRsSo, whose long experience and ibiny
featuring endttning Piano Poffcs Justly entities him 70
every confidence. Guitars, Noas and Aec-rana repair.
ell Violin Bows haired.
% Orders len above will be punctuaIy aitendeIto
either iu or country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
From fis Sei- Orleans Bee.
& p Gle

We have examined GU. flies since the els. Oe,o-
her las, when specie first tegan to flow in alum.
dainty upon u.s. Tor the purpose Of ascertainins the
precise amount received in this city since tina, date
We believe the following statement to be ncatly
exact:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22

BY lNLoES s BROTHER.
SPLENDID CABINET FURNITURE, &c.
At Auction
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. New. al r.u,,D.-.t, -,
~ O'Clock VIC viii se Sihort A. The cousT S,cr
under the Exchange Hotel rtel and Iay9,s,rs .~,,
inent OF Superior VIRGINIA MADE CAuINFT FIpS1
IuRE palt OF the stock OF a tuanLf,cnrrr ,isrEnns H.,
ancss The assortment enLraces-
splendid Mahogany efieboard, with m,rhl. ,op
% % Wardrobe
! 10 do 10, dire .slny ,l,s. ,,,..h.,
Secretary ans Book Case
blcg ant mahogany Roc ling Chair
handsome sprirg
% pair pilar Dining Tables
Mahogany centre Tsb't
marble tor pier dn
elegant cabinet Buteans-iwo with m. M. ,--,
MAJ oeany Washstands-Lir patterns
= inVahd's patent Rcokirg Chairs
" cane scat maple Chairs
ALSO,
handsome rosewood P'sLo teo, otl,.n,Iiy t
'ohe Ana superior wort u.hnshp. ''-N
xv,,, SILVER PLATED WARE
. ~, &c alse'i-an Invoke Of She fild Pired W.. a
~, gualty, eonsistng Of eand.sticEs am, Lr'
''' iAl~4soHls casters, large and small uaitera a.
-. ALSO,
=, handsome Mabtei Clock several rise., t,.r,..,.
hsss.h Mugs, hne Feather Be,is &c f'''aS'
hNnS-ritns Of sitn ard under eash. over a. t,v,
ots1N-n r approved endorsed notes - - u~J'
nc ABOVE .iti be ready for cEamin.tion On. d.v
oelore Tho sale Without reserve '"' '-'
- I al. Aurts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
REDUCTION or PEICEs.

= 10
" Street, fhoctoc Ill., (ucNt door 20 swan TavaruD
- ISFECffNIlf hanks his customers aud the public,
IL lof the hhcta patronage heretofore extended sad he
would suggest othosc dcsuue Of consulting economy ~
% feiuce hts precs ~ pcr cent from bis oTucr rates foT
cGsh Notwithstanding this reduction In price, he will
ehal he cqua 10 tho best point ~ STYLE workmanship
snd qualify Tic respectfully soicts share II public
patronage and hopes ~ sitct attention husncss give
satisscton ~ an Who psy avnr tin with their orders
Rrsicnso Of Inc country Invited call with n or
toni ny iouf ne hr accommodated by having
ief Foods made ~ 10 superior 80 aud pr which
csnn" mlto rcndef isisiicuou. fc - DIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
CITY Al RIVALS.

EXCHANGE.
MIR Montgomery, Nelson co T Lumpkn and
son, Lexington. Ga ! III wsekman, S Caroline:
Df Glreoer. Prince Edward; E4~ard IL Mesc.
Syme, Petersburg; Henry ID Bird, do: Joseph
brsgs, DO; john MInse. &c; ColLong, w ashlngior;
willis wilson, Cumberland; J Broksnbrough, Jsf.
iers, IN, eo.i ID Craven, Charlottesville; N Perry.
de-; d. Mtuce, do.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL
w Deanis, Anslia; Capt J Townc.. dc; Geo
iurner, Gooehland; A Reid, Chesterfield; James
Powell Gooehanj; w Powell, d.; DR. Duncan,
90; Il HARM, Po~ha,an; A Cosby, Ciooehiand;
E II Mo'oy, ChesteIhs!d; IL winifes. do; Jao b
Iodf' Caro- me; U NJ Jones, Amelia; J HUDSON,
S'ttowiy; MIR Bass, Chester fed; q N N Pou,r.
PvwhGtan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
VOL. XVIII.
by ALEXANDER MosELEY.

SUBSCRIPTION 70 the DAILY WfrfG to CITY R.,b.eri
ere 81 yeer and Coz shorter period Al The rate on no
y.af both payable In advance. When sent by mad. 10
year. -, ~ ''-,' -"
ApVHnrisiNG-Foro one square of6eea unes Cor LEAST
Pac inseron "a cents Insertions t2t: th
|io.s al ~, ~ ever cecdnx inxrIh,. "A cents
Ih,iec week, ~ cents Zoe each insertion.
D ton ~ cent? ''
Once week. frstnsertiOn 10 cents; every succeeding
Tfinsicni advert scrs must pay In advance.
The niunbcr of Insertions OF kiys rs.snonts must he
o'cd On te Ms OF they will be inserted until ordered
pc StolpcL aud accordingly u-unicrs To sinp
nI q rlso be in writing.
Annua Advertisers charged ego for two squares and
"a tiiat proportion TO OF r.
.nr Ancuoncers and Lottery dealers, who arc changed
blOl (Iarcr inclnled)
NO The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week,
Tuesdays and Friday 81 at eve dollars per aunu,
FOR ADvHRTisING-75 cents a square, Cor ic.s) for
ie hfstinscrtion. aud 20 cents l1I eont,nianr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
They most respectfully offer tn. lOI!o~in:

REFEREH
RieLEoHa,-Mcssrs Kent, Kendall Atwatcr, and Capt
Benz. Shepard Charlottesville Allan McCrudeT
Bel SesffsrGls,Mcssrs STATES Tyler & 10. Loldia.
-Messrs Quarics Kent. aud }. NJ Bisty, EeI AmsEa
-hcssrs 4 letter a. 20. tI4rdHnG,- -ricssTs Shep
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Alexander Walker, Es1s. OTGHFs,-McssTs Snced &
Thomson. dghSrsf,-w VI. Waller, Esq CaroHHs.-
Capt Robert g.. Sutton, Daniel Deiaruc.t aud William W.
Tenant, Esqs. King HiHiain-Gen. Philip Aylcti, and
Cant Charles IL. Br1xton INTERCHANGEABLE. Robe II
Waller, aud McssTs W. W. Vest & Co. apl9 istf
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BY WILLIAMS q HAxALL.

SUGAR, HOLASSES, WHISKEY. cor.
FEE, &c
VA wednesday next. the 18th instant al half r,s, IN -
eoes, VII De sold In iTont OF auction store s,ss
assortment OF Groceries. viz N@'Ni A'ss
- boxes Woolsey a Woolsev,, D,phl. ru1,
= hide Porto REQ Molasses s"
10 O1ss MO Sonse; part prime scented
% % 90 % lava. Issuyra and ~. DOMINGO
20 boxes do % 40
y kegs Goshen Butter
= boIes sperm Candies
8 DO Tallow DO (EIkin.onN
i On DO do New York whi.Lsy. old superior *,
. "aSS HOep spring ,.rfo
= 10 Apple brandy
pipe Holland Gin
do Malaria Wine
3 hhds Ham RAccn
ln kegs No Wise Lead
x do Extra do do
10 bbls Vinegar
500 Havana sesars-6oco common do
~ IT, aSks Liverpool Salt
IERhS-Cash under tiO0 over tha, .soo,n, 4 .,o.,,
for sp- roved paper - " ' -'"0u"' months
-ol2 WILLIAMS Z, u.x.u
POSTPONEMENT
IN consequence Of tie rain above sale is uost.
IL xy 4. .,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
At Aqe Tor.
On Thursday morning nest, 2ih Ins, n n o,.t., .
the reshien-c OF DIR. Cunningham la Eoshsrss eo,s -,
SHAH sell a; auction, all his house hold and kite. F
tarc-curSfungi n rartof '"'h'-
Retstea,ts- Fesiher RsIs-f;sir N.,tress..
D.Eine fahlcS-Wardrobes-B uTeaus-sls.b,.,t.
Chairs-CAi pets-Mahtel Classes
Rel sad Table Linen Bansefs
Knives and FoTks-TeE and Table Chin,
Glassware, &c ~
With hne assortment Of Kitchen Furnitu,e
. eIms-NnJer siOo cash. sllO aud upwards, 9gd,,s
mo- " " IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-22
J. BRANNAN Il cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,

OLD DOMIE1ON CLOTI.IN0 STORE,
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
II. ii. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
NNTE would embrace this opportunity aud method o.
w making IL known tic citizens Of Richmond. its vi
emit, AM the state, that we constantly keep hand Cloth
Of all kind aud more especially for the a
preaching which will sell e,uo pnces
cash. We respectfully iuyic all to call and inspect
stock, whether they want the goods All goods sold
by us that do not please in every respect, be returned
ami the money Tcfunced.
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