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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30
PHALON'S CELEBRATED
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CHALLENGES competition with all. The importance
~ which all have the Head of Hair is clear
index Of the value personal figure and when by
9y rmon ~ o,,d ~ IN nds o, Nv mean.
supply deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful
discoveries which bid Nature defiance Bary Ventiiating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-30

SS.-A lot for sale az low rates by
;. j. SYLVESTER,
100 Broadway and 20 Wall street,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
AtisteiIQncolls.


BEAUTIFUL ExTRAcT.-"Of all the Influences
which are brought to hear upon human existence,
the most important in its nature, and permanent
in its effects, is that of the Female Sex.
The mother moulds the character of the future
man, and her influence is felt from the cradle to
the crave sisters love is often safe guard
and shield from the ills and trials and temptations
of life and her influence unseen and unnoticed,
perhaps, is yet powerful and etieclual. The fond
affection of wife entwines itself with our heart
strings, sooths our sorrows, heghtens our Joys,
and sheds radience around our path, unseen un
felt, unnoticed before
''And o F.? ye lovely soothers of mans sorrows
and heighteners of his joys Ye who have it in
your power to render his existence happy mis-
cradle Ye to whom so much influence is given,
how important are your duties how great your
responsibilities If a son, or brother, or q hus-
band, through your GOODNESS, or want of kindness
or forbearance through your unwillingness to
bear with his infrmities, your thwarting his views
or interfering with his designs, should become
estranged from you, and driven to vicious courses
how will this reflection haunt you through life,
and embitter your future existence %
awe would not that you should make your
selves the slaves of your sons, brothers, or hus-
>bands; far very far, from it there is necessi.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

the room, who took their seat successfully be hind
her. To the question, "who is behind you :" she
gave answer promptly and correctly.
gentleman then sat down who was stranger.
Cues. Who is it Z?
Ans "Dont know"
CUES. How does he look -
Ans. Very pretty"
Another gentleman, "a strangely took the seat
Cues. Who is it ?"
Ans. "Don't know"
Ques. 4" Has he whiskers,''
Ans. eyes"
CUES. " How does he look -
Ans every well"
A lady, "a strangely took the seat
CUES. d" Who is it ;"
Ans. "a lady"
A newspaper was held over her head
CUES. "What is it :"
Ans. "Newspaper."
She was told to read it. She read, B-R and
stopped. The paper was Brother Jonathan. A
book was opened over her head at al page contain
ing picture.
Cues. g What do you see p
Ans. g Letters
CUES. 'What else =
Ans. sc Picture
The ladies and gentlemen now begged DR.. e.
to awake the subject. He then took out his
watch and said, " Mrs. Ingraham, in minute
from the time | say "yes, do you wake up =
She obeyed the order. but was not fully restored
without a few counteracting mesmeric move
ments.
When Mrs. Ingraham awoke, she affirmed that
she had no consciousness of what had passed
She thought she had slept about an hour. She
was altogether above deception had it been in
her power to practice it. We believe all present
were satisfied with the reality and fairness of
what has been described.
1t may be added to the above, that others spoke
to Mrs. !, while in the mesmeric state, but could
elicit nothing. S. c. FEssESDEN,
IT, BALKAN,
JAMES FoGG,
GARDNER LUDWIG.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
BATH, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 90, 1912

but 100000 unfortunates are ready to sustain it,
and to visit with the deepest enmity the persons
who defeat their objects, or attempts to do so,
to whatever party they belong.-Boston Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
Published every Thursday morning.

OFFICE-No. ], MERCHANTS Row, (up Statrs) rExT
HOUSE.
Terms.-Two dollars per annum payable half in ad-
vance, and the remainder at the end of mOnts S50
NJ the end of the year. @ liberal discount for the year
advance" 3 Any person procuring six responsible subscn
ofr shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay ten
cent addtioual
No attention min be oen notices for disseminating, unless
accompanied Uith The cash far all arrearagcs.
Agents
Bristol GEN. j. VARNEY. IRopdoiaham, o. LrNT, ESQ
Thomas IIERBERr, JR H7scqyset, A.. HEUBERT
6r'ncn Cot. :. r. IIINbs Boothbag, r. X. REED, Esq
HddobOro', JAMES HoyEY, Esq Pbipsbrg ~ Z. REED ESQ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

WHO ARE THE OPPONENTS OF THE BANKRUPT
LAW !-POlHicianS-such as Benton, Buchanan,
and their tail or following ;-Creditors, who
oppose it from mistaken sense of interest and
the R'ch,the unreasonably rich, who wish to have
no participants in their advantages, and desire to
ride rough-shod over the poor, and unfortunate,
who wish to keep those who have once fallen
from their high estate in the condition of Lucfer,
Never to rise again
The motives of the first and last class of oppo
nents are truly despicable. Benton, Buchanan,
ct i'd genus omne are unwilling that the Wings
should have the credit of passing popular bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN 4 CO. MANAGERS,
llrcrrnosp. yrxctx,,

''bs
Dmwny of ,r sslo.a fusi I>a-o. sio-prawp nj Dee
81 90 10 } - "a "a
T~ks's u 60 snail pfi1e of $500. and paid by
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THE MONTH a.; pra,rwnrR
ernnd Consolidated Lottery, No. A. drawing r.
100 1900 AGA % of coo 30 $50 ga OF 100
&c 80 No-.-is drawn Ballots wbo- Tickets 81
spfsrad Sohesrs.
sehooi Fund Lottery, No. 26. driving received Moay
1000 1910 10 of 1000 20 Of $50 Sc 70
No---lf drawn Ballot. Whole Ticket. $40.
Srhna consolidated Lottery. No. drawing r.e~iv-
81 Iy evening Dec i6ihCaiai< $4,000
10 OF iooo 81 SOC of 800 OF Of
20 No--ii drawn Ballots. Whole Tcke,s s5
Spiesd,i oAeae.
Schoo Fund Lottery, No 222 drawing received MONDAY
evening December i9th-fapia- Io0 600 5000 1000
~" Ooo 100 2s2o 20 Of 1900 40 Of soo 80 Of
'"o, &c 20 Nos-i3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets So
Grand Con soIidatcd Lottery, drawing receiv-
Ell FRIDAY evening December 23-Capa- Of se 500 Of
oooo OF 2Oi2s 20 Of 1000 81 Of 100
&c. &c No--l3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets S.
SpifHdid Sekeas.
Scnooi r und Lottery No 225 drawing Monday
December 2o-csptas $4,000 1000 0oo
zo 1000 OF 1000, Of 1900 OF 1909 Of 1000 10
OF soo go" 500 &c ~ Nos-io drawn Ballots Tick
etc sls--slsTe- in proportion.
Grnnd Consolidated LOTTERY, No. u. drawing r.-
es'ed FRIDAY December 30,hCapra $1,000 ZOOS 0oO
10 OF 1000 Is Of 500 10 OF 100 &c 10 No-It
ufa"h bahoA- Whole Tickets s5-~hares in proportion
GRAND SCHEME
Schooi FUND Lottery. No. ga drawing received Mon
day. January lNCapttals. $4,000 1000 500 IssO
i'oo 400 1000 1900 100 100 1000 No.-I2
drawn Ballots Who'd. Tickets sis-shares proportion
SJfaesages OF Who'll" Tickets AMI
'aes IN the usual Fun print
e schemes OF all the Lotteries under
to those who may desire
meet the prompt attention. capital prizes paid
as usual Within at sight. TTIOS n RICGTR
&c y.n,.a,y a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

toff'-irudcncc OF the Baltimore Patriot.
WAsniSoroS Dec. 3. 1912.
II was very prevalent opinion in Washington ON Satur-
day. that quorum ut the Houses would not be present
ON the inst day OF the session; yet when entered the
Hall OF Representatives this morning. there was n far
more numerous attendance of members than has
been usual. OF late years, the opening Of Con.
gresS The Speaker arrived by the morning of cars
from Baltimore and took the chair l2 O'clock One hun
dred and seventy members answered their Names The
usual message the Senate, informing hody
that the House ready proceed the despatch of the
public business. But tho Senate there was no quorum
This deficiency had been expected, but no one ap.
pretended thai on that the formal business of the
hst day would be delayed. The Senate was never part
cuariy asdious upon the point Of quorum except in
cases when great political party object 10 be-
effected. On this occasion, however the strict letter OF
the rule adhered and there being only twenty
three Senators present. they adjourned quo
rum, without doing anything.
The House of Representatives adopted the customary
resolutions, appointing committee the Presi.
dent, &c &C. continuing the hour of twelve o'clock the
time of meeiing-and providing the members with news
papers.
Mr. ADAMr gave notice that he would a proper time
when 1t should be in order resolution TO escnd the
famous 2lst Rue-bettcr known the Abolition Rule
jeci.
Mr. wise, under impression that the resolution was
offered objected TO its reception, but explanation took
place, and the notice of motion received as matter
OF course. The House then adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE ygyIpsNG.
LOTTERIES no BIZ pRAWY sooN

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
New Jersey. Glass No. 100, O received on Wedne>
day night Pz-s-ssOO0O 5000 1000 2i9O 20 OF 1000
~ OF COO 20 of 300 IS Nos drawn Tickets S.
va. Monongaiio, extra. Class SO, to be re-
cei'ed on Thursday night P1es-SIsOOO 1000 2Iss
Io OF 1000 40 OF 200 &c 81 Nos and Is
Va. Leesbura, Glass. No. II, n he drawn on Friday
AT 50 O'Clock p NJ in the Exchange. Pnzes-SIOOOO 4O of
iooO Of 200 of 200, of 100, 20 OF and
IL drawn Tickets So
Grnnd Consolidated extra. Glass No. IS. To be
received on SATURDAY. night PrzeslOeoO sOss
10 oi 1000 10 II 400 10 Of 300 Nos and 10
drawn Tickets -, and the smallest prize, netiS s..
va. Lecsburg. Glass fs, he drawn
day te ION December Splendid Prizes
nett $4,000 lf96i nett $4,000 6O0o. 5000 1000 500
s'Sol % przes OF 1000. &c- &c. Tickets $40.
Mammoth scheme.
Union Lottery Glass No. l7th OF December
at Aerandna 100000 divided prizes 900 each
10000 1000 5000 S53 900 and so prize. OF
1000 &c &c. - No>-I4 drawn Tickets SIS
MA certificate OF package whole tickets will be
sent Tor sles and halves and proper
Va. MonongaIia. Class ?. to be drawn at Alexandra
Dec ~ Pfizcs-S300O 10000, 5000 ami OF
IOOO &c &c 80 Nos. and IL drawn Tickets $40.
Va Leesburg, Glass No =, be- drawn at Alexandria.
Dee 3lst Przes-s30OOo Is5OO, 10000 5000 1000 1894
1000 1873 1000. 1900 Of 1000 &c &c
az Nos. and Il drawn. Tickets $40.
NB-An orders confidential attended with promptnes
for Packages for a single Ticket.
~ Shares IN all the above in proPoriion-for by
deS CHARLES WORKMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
COMMENCEMENT SALE or REAL AVN pru.
SONAI. ESrATE.

Ls ne os--fi,s Of Ba1ians Issqs,er .-s c.,.
* virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
'oun Of Law and CiaDeery. county Of ca.r,. ,
no''ced the 5tf present nsnth m , r,n -
70, % ,ssn william Green IN HI. own right and
William smith aud others defendants
appointed BY carry the sasi eerre into , %
proceed the paces under mentioned ,o III an me WI
and personal estate Of III. aid William smith upon TIN. sEx,,v
terms 10 wit The upon eedi, Of M .,
and three from the equal i-sars M. 10 ,,
interest from the day Of by the bond Of an,
with good personal security and deed upon tn,
properly AMI the personal estate win BE- sold upon OF iwel
months from the day Of sale purchases exceeding ten dollars
70 DC secured by bond with good security bearing
nom the day Of sal Out to the ea ,, n
M De pIneinay pad the Interest will be rcmte
cash upon al purchases not exceeding
On the goth Of December they upon the prem.
tract or arceof land bling county Prince wi.m o
the turnpike TO Aieiand and mot e.
being the same tract which Mr. formerly
contains by estimation 2ID "
= On the day being December they will . u
on the road from warnfont Cep-r Courthouse and eontiS,
70 hs former hing The which large connexions
ouiilfgs were formerly erected
Coaches and which contains by rnao ~
acres -
On the nexday being 2sth Of December they win eli mn
on thc premises tract psEcelof land C,r
per, leading from Tarenon 10 eIrne a, I
and about three miles from the smith has up TO the
Per lime occupied as farm II 900
T. And being the 29th OF D,c.nb., ri ,ha s
day they viii sell the squares Of the town Of
Fairfax (cufeper Courthoul buildings and ipur-
ments theron One OF these hong OCCUPIED nv M,
smith A. his residence and excce.nt Brick Ie
ling Hous- with all pump &c and upn The
h'r there are extensive ereeiion for the purpose carrying IN.
Coach making business woknsn This s
to an enterpsing wot
And Immediately after foregoing parcels Of r,,e,
"a e ~i at each place sell all the property
OF the said VIM Smith that found OF this win
be found at tbs residence Of Mr. sold an his
household and Kitchen Furniture, OF ercen.ni
few slaves '' 49, 49, "es"'ss
BThe undersigned convey only title a. they can in
qusionby good In particular they that an ar
OF the real estate viii get tito any dover on
her part; and she will Join he In them.
fnan luOutl the din
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
H0YT 4 cos OFFICE.
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE.
LOTTERIES roR prCENRrR

LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
va. ieesburg Lottery, Glass Is. be drawn D@csn-
Der lo'h-capas s3je9i il.si, 80 Ticket,
certificate of package OF Is in the above will
BE- sent for sl30-sharcs in proportion
Oh $4,000 for I7th December Tickets SIS
N. nonouEaiia Lottery. Glass q, be drawn De
Tickets $40.
be sent for $3.50. w.
va. Ieesburg Lottery, Clnss n, drawn December
apas 100000 i2300 10000, 20 Of 1000,
&c. Tickets $40.
certificate OF package Of &c in the above Will
De- sent for Sl30-shares proportion
MY 20 always have hand Ticket. Lotteries ave
used by e. Gregory Co. and viii with their ac
eustoned promitness. mo %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
CLARKE'S OFFICE.
RICHNoND, Va.

FOR THIS WEEK, &C.
Received "Wednesday night Jersey City Captas-20OO0
5000 5000 1000 si9o, and 20 Of 1000, Tickets
Received Thursday night from Baltimore Capitals OOO
5000 1000, sls9, and 10 Of 1000, &c. Tickets s..
9Th Dec Drawn at the Exchange Richmond Captal--IOoO0
2,i0i OF 1000. sc. Tickets 81.
Received Saturday night Captas Of 10000 1000, 2Oss
10 Of 1000, 10 of 400, &c Tickets s.. Netting
Leesburg Lottery, Class IL, drawn the 10Th Of
December a Alexandria. Capas-S352qi.
5000 1900 so of 1000 &c. IS Nos-2 Tickets $40
Union Lottery, Glass D. be drawn at Alc1andria
December 18th Capitals Of $4,000 10000.
Blob Of 1000 Of 1000 50 OF 1000 7s and
Tickets SIS.
Monongain Class q, TO be drawn at Alexandria Deeem-
Der .iih Capias-S3O000, 10000. 5000 1000 $500
1000, &c. IS Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets $40
Lecsburg, Glass =, be December 3l at Ac1an-
dra Capials-S3O0O0 l2.5Oo 10 600 5000 2794
1875. 1000 1900 $50 Of 200 20 OF 1000 &c ~
Nos-li drawn. Tickets $40
w. r. CLARKE.
0- Orders from county by the Managers
meet with prompt de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
STRATTON'S OFFICE.

New Jersey Lottery, No. 100. Drawing received by
"Wednesday Evening $4,000 5000 1000 1890
90 OF 1000, &C. 7J NoS.-I2 drawn. Tickets s..
MonOngaiia Lottery, No. 52. extra. Drawing re-
ceyed by Thursday Evenings Prize OF 600 5000
5000 2Is9 10 Of 1000 7s Nos-I5 drawn Tickets IS
Leesburg Lottery, No. Z 4. draws Friday 81 O'Clock
VI. Prize of $4,000, 2lOI, Of 1000, Noe
drawn ballots. Tickets 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 3S, extra -
Drawing received by saturday Evenings Mail Prizes Of $40
600 each Of 5000. sOss 10 &c Nos-IO drawn
Tickets (netD s..
Leesburg Lottery, Glass R, for Monday Morning
Prize s152o4 1000 2SO0 s36I so Of 1000
&c. Tickets $40. IS Nos.-I9 drawn de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL
AZ LONIRARDY GROVE ESSEN CnIrNT1t

GNiE subscriber takes this method of inform
- ing the patrons OF this Seminary, and the public generally
i s next session Will January
and terminate the goth December following
weeks during the months of August and September has
ieceeed the Amanda Co-
CHI who has believes 10 all
ave heretofore encouraged her.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition English Branches for
ne scholastic including painting, embroidery, 500
. French. IN
Music Piano Forte including o the instrument 30
On the Guitar, 40
The school II located ncgborood agreeable healthy
the road leading Richmond apahannock within
miles of the former, and eight OF the latter place.
As the number OF scholars viii be limited
disposed the school patronage ap-
Address subscriber MIXERS Tavern Essex County
n. RICHARD l.. CONVICTION
Refer G. &. Griso, E-qs Richmond; benjamin NJ Walker
ancasier; Messs John d. McGl ealy Mitacses
r. II. Mitchell Washington H. Perkins.
rebl, Essex and Mers Richardson eny Pssott James
no 2G-cvsw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
Extensive Collection of Valuable RooL.

AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. sth commencing n o,,loek
We VIII set without consignment Of valuable Books
embracing IN part 49,
CI Naval History 2v Richardson's English Dictionary w
ains Lille 81 Washington, w. fuckers jefferson w Annals
OF IaettuS "; Russelrs Modern Europe Browns Phop
W Pope frosr Poets Bozs complete works 6y plates ca
y Library Choice Literature 2v Buons Songser Crocket,
compete works Novels variety Iavafers PhysiocDotn,
mas oMsy Ten Thousand Year Putarch's Lives Rouin.
hnt History 'osePhuS Scott Tom Moore; Pindar Cooper
Milton Ruled Cap Papgr &c Washington Irving w Rakevss
1eNogyi Italians Middle Ages geniemens Med Pos
Burns c. a. Presidents Messages Historical CIV.
coPedia; Male Bruins Geology 6y: Bun,Dhrc. CO.. r.
sea'e buwers works harryau do; johnson: En-
.e'nhs Repository w. johnson Waker's sv nv
Pope ossian Iacon; Cowpe Pooeks Course Of Tm. 49,
ih'e Snlrs Scottish Chiefs; Penny Magazine Universal Tn,
Nene Bakers Ivy Smiths Thucyddes, Murphy TacS FamIv
and fockct Bibles complete jefferson CIV ot Nan,
icon, siss Lannon's Works Parior Encyclopedia &c
lr-Books ready for examination on "Wednesday
9cJSale without reserve.
d. M orc y,o,,,.u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
NEGRO HIRING

'NHE subscriber will continue the business of
hrns Out servants for the ensuing and hopes
long acquaintance in that line portion OF IT,
lie viii eDdeavor obtain high prices and have In.
hires Wei secured His Office
ness VIII be At the doors Tavern and win
also inform his friends and the public generally that he has ,re
assortment OF Miscellaneous Articles
tons sell them prices corresponding with the ,ina hh n.
VIII certainly do II application be Commission Ioo
i've doors above the Bell Tavern, Main street
poprpr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY.

VIE exercises of this school be resumed ON Monday The
u 10Th January and wall cb>s the 10th Nov. making
n o Ten monls-no vacation. The terms for Tuition
asng Lodging Sc will be- term payne ON the 10Th
oVenteT hut deduction of 20 per made
all sums paid previous TO that day In this Seminary
ugt every study prepare young College
them for the ordinary business OF life Those disposed become
eresied in this school referred Rou ubad ESQ mem
OF the Legislature and all ohs who more
an twenty have len. In THE
ehool whether they b. parents, guardians pupils.
EilJAH g. HANES.
p = Address. Physic Springs Buckingham Va.
de dlicwtI5J
9-EDquicr and Richmond Advocate will coy until
18th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

EAMiIY RESIDENCE FOR RENT-A desirable family res.
dence situated the sixth streets recently
occupied by Jacob Hail. Esq opposite the dwelling OF 81
trump ESQ The house commodious nd N good order
Iva s"o" ehh' he rent VIII be moderate Possession
aie- de INI.OES & BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

CHEAP READING,
-. LYONS has for saI. tbe following ebean yo,l..
- The Miser'- Daughter Tale: BY WIN Harrison Aim.
worth author of Jack shepherd Pr,r. I'll
Pauline; Tale of Normandy. no o,
The Career Of Pufer Hopkins: By G. Mathew. Do All
Phiness Quidd BY John Poole IN All
Iiebgs Agricultural Chemistry. no nj
animal do Do. 3sl
The NeSiem Captive. Times 81 Tccun Do
The Neighbour; Tale OF Everyday Iif. no All
Franklin Evans the Incbrilie. 10
Life and Times Of Louis Philippe IN al
s'",Ny fhhsen; by James DO. 81
oodolphin BY Bulycr. m, y,
.nnei afsDil~ OF Ihe Brothers Revenge
The Conspiraror M ..
Wing and Wing. O lie Feu- Fol.t Gamer n.yr
work. H. q,
. h,RrEK's LIBRARY SELECT NOVELS:
No remain; ny Bnlwer. DO.
~" Dsowned; do
" ?. Heyereanx NJ
4" I. Paul Clifford. do NJ
= Eugene aram do Do.
O. The Las, Days OF Pompcii: DO IS
nuehA' do 10.
q me 'zahna; by Mn Holland. DO. IS
9. Katharine Randolph. or Self Devotion Do 2s
10. The Nabob at Home Do .,
With large cheap Reading toy.,r With
agenernl assortment Books staionary-a of which viii he
500 ow' ny a. - LYONS.
Main Sn.et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
BY Davenport a Allen.
SALE OF CHOICE LIOUORS

On MONDAY Dec. 18th viii be- sod al our AUG
ton store the balance Of Choice Liquors Wines conveyed
ny Mr. Abbott by deed Of trust Amongst which
pipe prime n.
hid Old Granade Rum
half Old or
500 gallons superior Madeira do
pipes Pale Sherry
demjohns Do ePomAr-
20 casr- do
20 baskets Champagne favourte brands
100
) dozen East India Madeira Wine
eask Malrnscy
) half pipes Cognac
hbs Oh Whiskey
20 quarter pipes Sicily Madeira. Gamma"
ALSO.
Is Stand Casks
approved paper 49,
de DavrSpop1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
M List NIGHTS .M,iL.

The Cars last night brought Mcs-age-a quorum Of
the senate present Mondays aud etiquette requires
that the President shall have days IL the meet
ing OF Congress, before he will condcscend to enigh,en
them to the State OF the Nation and therefore no Mes
sage was sent IN yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07

BY williams se Haxnu.
SUGARS, MoLASSES, COFFEE &c
On THURSDAY the half past 10 O'Clock
VIII BE- sod in front Of assortment Of
ceres,
p hbds Porto Rico Sugar
20 boxes Wool-ey's double l1afe
Is htd- Porto Rico Motls-es
80 bags LagIira Coffee
- do old Java do
$50 do ST. Domingo do
Is casks Goshen
10 kegs do Butter
chests Young Hyson ga
do do
40 boxes Sperm Candles
barrels Winter Sperm
20 do Tanners do
pipes Rock-Spung
10 bhh- do do
pipe Holland do
do Madeira Wine
pipes old Whisky
half pipes pure Cog Brandy
25 kegs Family Lard
hhd~ Hams Bacon
$4,000 Segars
10000
- Kegs No. White Lead
so boxes Window Glass
TERNs-Unde 500 cash AMI over mon,bs n, an,,
& Auc,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-07
By lniocs * brother.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

n AutllON- MONDAY
WIN be sold on Monday the 18th al half mas ort
r. NJ on the premises the flag designate the srot) vat,
lot OF Ground fronting 60 street .adng IN tho p,
House and running hack feet 800
Also one half Lot ST. Peter The title 10 the pro,
perry Is believed 10 be indispuiabe Sale positive -
TERNs-Une alfcas balance cei, Of mo- ,ll h.
given Tor approved paper WIN "
de orS ppo,-,rn