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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

HATS! CHEAP HATS !-Three,,d dol
a l. lar Hats.-Just finished, the splendid article
ever offered TO the public, Elegant short nap Moleskn
Hats at ,e low Prise OF s. Also an article at s. 80 sqaa
in durability and uSire those commonly sold a, ~
BROWN Practical Halter LAG Canalstree;, door above
Suliivan-st SO In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

pDs. SOCRATES N SHERMANoi Osdens-
bMshis the Wing candidate for Congress flc'n
The XvIIIth District, composed OF ST. Lawrence
ard Lewis Counties. He is firm and cfhcient
Wig and, il he can only bring his crafty opponent
TO distinc, avowal of his opinions on the great
Question OF Pro,eclion, he will be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

Gentlcme;-A tale OF misery and woe nne 10 tell anu
as memory ever constant tie t.k brings back scenes at
have past shudder the picture and almasi wonder II
is So For months stretched upona bed OF suffering ana
distress rackcd by the most excrucatirg pam dunri'
creanng and my only hope despair. Oen and often while
Others slept the sill hours OF night have turned my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
nRESS BOOTS-Latest French styl

~ The subscriber respectfully invites the citizens
New" ek and strangers visiting the city call at Fui
made in The latest Spring fashion, and OF the finest French
CalfSkir
Gentlemen can have Bocsmaie TO order in the best man
al six dalars per pair warranted equal 10 made al
dollars and half nd tie undersigned takes draw
ing OF the feet and keeps lasts for each customer he III
sure easy yethandSome IL
Constantly hand Fashionable Eoots, &c, a, the follow
ing reduced prices:
Sedi-ShH bOOts.... Iron q o0 10 u %
Sdll w 10 w
Hail Boots. 10
-
ShotS. -irOm 81 10 %
Pumps and Slippers, &c. &c. proportionably Low.
Terms, Cash on Delivery. JOHN l.. WATKINS,
:ylc III Futon 81. between Nassau and Dutch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
TVIRE INSUKANCE.-The Mutual In

snrapce Company ofthe City Of Newsiork. ncorpora-
ted l79S-Capita, $S0O0-connue the business u insu
against damage by fire the reduced rates OF
premium. Office, No. - Wall street
GEO IRELAND President
MrDoSnD oi 6m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

DORT CHESTER INSTITUTE, an
a Engh and Classical Boarding School tor foupg Cen
tien,en, Port Chester Wsstcheser county, n. Y.The
Winter Season. this Institution will commence the End
of November aud continue y weeks Expenses 81 per Ses
sion. No extra charges except for Drawing.
Catalogues, containing reference, and ether nlormaion
can be obtained at the Methodist Book Room eco
Mulberry street; Office of the Tribune at IA Cesr-st
The Primo pal be Consulted and after the Ilth unu
the 20Ih l0l Ease Broadway the private resi-
deuee OF any gentleman who may and leave his card
G. DOW. A. b, Principal,
olo iv~ &. NJ NOW a,.Jant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

Reference is also made [f any farther eviuehce
TO Mr. jaime. brown. the house OF Brown, botneIs
Co. who is acquainted with the above particulars Id ".u
employ he.above named Thomas Turner was Tor nns
OF years
prenared and sold al Wholesale and retail and for e1po
talon BY A 4. SANDS & CO Druggists ADD Cnehisss
Granite Buildings, 2S Broadway corner OF
New-York Sold also by A B. D. Sands 10 and iVo rpt
,an ST. D. Sands Co. II East Broadway. corner Mafhe'
treeL Price 81 per boltiei su bottles for s. ST. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
OUR DOLLARS A YEAR.
WHOLE no. 474
A PARTNER Wanted.

"a active Partner in store, the milling business,
asSistan, in business in thriving manufacturing
town. Great advantages will be grver one who car
furnish capital Address y b. c., (postnge paid
Treaton, NewJerey, whsn the necessary particulars Will
be given oil Sw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

- nston-st (near the sowery. The subscriber VIII
commence his Evening School Monday Evening" oco.
Der l7ib. Pupils viii be carefully instructed all Tx.
branches OF English Literature thai can be ayauagtousy
attended TO-
Glasses Writing and Book Keeping NH be Instructed
heretofore by The 6uar;St, noah, OF lessons
sig Inn Y. THOMPSON, PriacFpal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
NEW YORK MARKET, nxc n ,s,,

CorToS-fhcre has been moderate business in cotton.
and the sales for the week embrace say $3.50 bales OF
which 2lOO were upland and Florida at st a cents;
5Oo Mobile at 81 g. and $50 New Orleans at q cents
The arrivals during the period ii $50 bales
we notice prices about Of lower than ON this
day week.
FLOUR AND GRArN-The -four market is extremely dull
ana presents few TEXTURES of interest The transac
tons mostly confined the purchase of small parcels
lot nm'uie'e use We quote western at 81 S75 90,
the former for Michigan and the latter for Canal There
have beef some arrivals of Ohio via New Orleans One
or two small ots taken 81 as S7b and 1900
Do arrived Yesterday ut prices not made public. South
ern s dull Small sales OF Georgetown nj S7g.
We notice sale of about 100 bushels Illinois wheat al
% cents. OF rye the last sales at 90 62I
Old conn., Northern we quote at 80 81 cents, and South
crn at iS cents measure. Northern oats River at % 30
and Canal 80 81 cents-ConmerciaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
STATIONS OFFICE.

New Jersey Lottery No Ios For "Wednesday Evening pnze
S2OoOO 5000 1900 2,50O 500, PA, 20 of 600 &c.
90 Nos IL drawn Lowest No. prize SO. Tickets
Monongala Lottery, No -, ESa- Thursday Evening
prize OF 3OOOO, 10000 1000 200, 500, 80 OF 600
&c az Nos. - drawn Tickets $40
ee'hurs Lottery No - Draws Friday Exchange J,
prize Of $1,000 500 O3i. 900, 40 of 400. &c. &C.
GO Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. 10 Extra Saturday evening
prize OF $1,000 300, 900, 10 of 1000 &c IS Nos
- drawn. Tickets sl.25
FOR NEXT SATURDAY,
100000 in prizes of S25,O0O
Union Lottery, No. next Saturday and
received the Monday following. GRAND PRIZES OF $4,000
each, OF 10000, 5000, 5000, 5,l53, of 1000 OF
1000 30 of 200, &c. &C. rs Nos ii drawn Tickets
SIS. halves, $50 quarters as. eights Is7l de- 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
NOW. OR NEVER!
FAIR DRAWING no IN CLOSE

W
F there are any that have not yet supplied them.
n cheap
uly TINT they embrace earliest opportunity OF
call and look happens
collection Of handsome works place
VIII be- late, they diminishing fast
Is i; wonder when am selling them low Ju
Gems Beauty, by Of Besingon
highly finished plates for 81 PeaTi
Beauties Iaah Rookh by
qusiey tinted plates only s375 $40; Belle
by the Countess Of Beheon splendid steel 81 ~
importing -; Fishers Drawing Room Scrap poet
the Book OF the Boudo the Count Of Queen Victoria
L. highly finished u The British Mobility,
aons only So so importing SIS the Keepsake edited by
the Countess BsSingon, ~
usual g.. only 50 80 leais Historical Annual
Civil War Of Charles and the Parliament with IL highly finished
-; caih Picturesque Annual Paris ISL hy Mrs
Gore 81 of the line ensaving by Ioas Allen 81
Ireland Picturesque and Romantic, Ed
fne usual 81 only s. Windsor Castle
and it, Envon by lie Richie with Is by the
only 80 49, s. so Jennings Landscape Annual
Tourist Spain Anialusa Roscoe. ~ splendid plates
superior engravng s.
and Morocco 81 plates - Character AMI
Turkey AMI Italy designed and drawn Nature, by Tho
Allen with descriptive letter by Emma Reeves with ~ large
HealIs Drawing Room Portfolio So
So Bcluys Female Figures the Dresses
all Nations L. fine only So so Legends Venice -
finely executed plates 81 Children
Nobility with 10 fine each 50
81; juvenile Book b Mrs Ellis, IL plates
Affections Gin 80 81 Friendships Offering 10 fine plates
81 30; Christmas Gin from Fairy Land beautifully illustrated -
the Friends Annual the Task and other by
elegantly bound calf the Rose Religions
Souven the Christian SouvenE Gems Travellers; Young Is
lanieTs with other spunly Illustrated editions suitable
for the approaching all Of which will be- sold
low for cash Also handsome assortment of Fancy Goods Juye
nile Books, sc. A. :. LYONS
de MAN, frocf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
WASHINGTON D..

Inc Standing Committees of both Houses of Congress.
We're yesterday announced both Houses are fully equip
ped and armed for business.
The Presidents Message the taps during the sit
Jung oil e House Yesterday and it, principal topics were
referred To appropriate committees In the debate which
arose ON tue several propositions the Exchequer became
incidentally the subject Of remarks which will attrnct the
readers attention.
AS We have made the remark before perhaps il is not
yet too late 10 TINT have the Members of
Congress together in better apparent and friend
Illness towards each other than nj this session-Nat mt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
ROsTON NApKrr ~ .

fLouk-The market continues exceedingly dull-in
Southern there il nothing doing Small sales Genesee
S4,o'3 !, and Ohio sSi,75-sore prices shade higher
Com market iinnsaes Northern old 60c, and new soc;
Southern round old 5Sa59c. yellow fiat and old mixed
53c; white soc per bushel Molasses-Sales 600 hhds
TnLiiad and Cienfuegos for New York MARKET terms not
public supposed lSal9c 100 hhds Cienuegos sold at 9c
per gal, mos.-Aflas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REaI. Am
PERSONAL ESTATE.

NDEh the provision of Deed of Trust.
ssaIns aas the io'h day OF March 1912 by Rich
Trustees 81 the second part Anderson and other no.
son o. The THIRD part duly recorded according in the Hus
nes court OF the city Of Richmond
Trustees the following Property An that lot or MARCEL NJ
s gns N tns ey OF Richmond between the James
and the James River which estab
ishneni is siaiedon which parcel OF and -t,ni.
Cotton Manufacturing and other buildings F,' d ST.,
lures together with all and every part parcel the
now being or found upon of the land or
which has been manner used owned h.s r e.
oyed by the party Of the first deed he Rich
hanuiaeuring Company) IN the cotton or
oer"ise together with nj the nights rights
easements privileges franchises enonen heretofore heE
used and enosed by the Of the hSt Other
ot OF parcel Of Land being in the Richmond mem
toned and designated plan upon the plat Of the cv Of
cnona as o No % situated opposite the Amory, upon
sue OF tne canal and also the following Slaves
John Lewis Henry Thomas George and Aber:-yy.
the undersigned Trustees viii upon the premises AZ
IL o'clock day DECEMBER neI II fair and no,
on the next fair day thereafter. mentioned ana Do
eribed property upon tho following eondons-6r, the
above mentioned ready money: secondly the hou. ma
lot No So above described pan Of The purcb,s
sanSen at O. IL AMI IL months January next when
possession VIII be- given with each until payment
and as 10 all the other above
be sold the premises money as 10 the sum Of r
credit payable in four equal g. - and "a month,
from the I'd day January possession viii be rven ,
on each until paymen, To ssr,,, ,ho "
vera ntanen bonds with approved security required and
aue OF trust upon the property II the purchasers
comply with the terms OF the sale, by failing cash paw
menis or falling the required on the "a day OF ia
nuay next the day OF delivery property reo on The
following day the purchasers The
absolute title in this and the waerowcr work the
nisputahle. As for cotton
ooens the Undersigned property above 10
be the most valuable and and other
age the most desirable Of south of ia
foonac-the winter interruption constant ouer
ons The undersigned therefore, invite the attention Of
and m men Of all parts Of the Union especially the North
en and Eastern 10 this advertisement them before the
day OF sale 10 property The Rrhmo,
Company eae Company
ten years past The capital stock The Company $4,000
nun description Of the will be anne K cbe
dule. Of this Advertisement
The undersigned VIII bid only az The
20 graz -aeres OF the property should be- required
o the e,si~es gre %sfothere bid will reserved
| sale viii BE- absolute bidder
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
FOR Lucky Mum her His L. f.Ic affic.

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON
For Lucky Numbers this IL t,,c office.
sold and pad here lately prize and large num-
Der Of 1000 500 GOO 500 lucky numbers call
each day before ,. O'clock r. NJ QNho have prze ot
of one Of the annexed schemesl
Przes-Sl5,OOO, 1000, 5000, $500, 2,00O 1925. 10
prizes of 1000 10 Of 500, 30 OF 400, &C. &c. rs Nos and
IL drawn. Tickets IS.
New Jersey. Class, No. log, e received here by
"Wednesday nights mail
Przes-S2O,OOO, 5000 5000, $500, 800. 1.aI4 90
prizes of 900, 30 300 30 of $50, &C. rs Nos drawn
Tickets So.
Va. LeSsburg, Glass 7e in the Exchange on
Friday.
Prizes 1000, 1900. 1894 900, $50. 600, LILO
prizes OF 400 &c. 66 Nos and 10 drawn. Tickets 80
Grand Consolidated, Extra, No. 30. to be received
here Saturday night by
Przes-S5OOO, 1900 ,O0O 55s, 10 of iOO 10 Of aOO
40 Of 100, &c. 75NOs and ~ drawn. Tickets %
Mammoth scheme.
Union Lottery. Glass No. IL. for the 18th
at Alexandria 100000 divided prizes each
10000 1000 5000 Jl53 OF 1000 1000 prizes Of
1000 &C &c - Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets SIS.
" IA certificate Of package tickets WIN be
sent for SIS" and halves quarters and proper
'f
Va. MonOngniin- Glass g. to be drawn at Alexandria
Dec 81 Pnzes-S30OO0 10000. 5000 1000 OF
Va. Lecsburg. Glass No =, TO be drawn a Alexandria.
Dec 3ls PnEcs-S300O0. 1880 10000. 5000 27a4
1000 1878. 1900 1900 1850 1000 sc &c
~ Nos. and II drawn. Tickets $40.
NBin orders confidential with promptneS-
for Packages for single Ticket.
leJShares IN all the above, IN proporion-for sale by
de - CHARLES WORKMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
00K.BJNDERY,

". KANDOLPH has connection with his BoOi Staiion
a. and Fancy Store (nou Becks Gifts th and opposite
MtceIs Jcwcry store, Main street Rchmond) Bookber
with tools and materials always hand quantity kind
hnlng and having wormn employed and
the public generally rely having their work done
ror style and COOL terms other establishment Ia the
STATE.
Merchants who intend opening it of Books January would
d. well their uocr- Immediately, Blank Books should be
made several weeks before being used. dc ~
a MEXICAN ALMANAC for lsI3 containing. besides every
"a thing appcuainng Almanac, The Tariff Of Duties
and Foreign Obituary. and valuable
which cannot he found other book Fncc S1O0
Wouocks North Carolina and Virginia Almanac 1919 bound
and interviewed with blank paper for memoranda Price 1slc
For sale at j. w. RANDOLPIS
de 10 Bookstore and Bin6cry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
NEGROES FOR HIRE,

tv1E have for hire the from so go likely
w Negroes, consisting boys and girls
Among the number excellent Washes
Dining Servants SceNmen. Twiiers. Those
wish To supply themselves early period will please call
ELLIS 4 Elicit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
Auftiom 9ales.
ny William. A. ...,.,
HOUSE Am T0r -
VALUABLE CHIKAHOMINY LAND

Ry virtue of Deed Trust, dated the o6tb Ia.
eemoer 1870 recorded in the Office the County Cou,, NJ
henr'eo executed by Nathaniel Rves proceed 20 ssn :,
public auction To the highest bisr on "Wednesday an, o.
Dccsmbe all that tact Of Land County of .nre e.
"lADoW IN the fork Of Chickabomny and Boar Swami
aJoinifg the lands of Edward
an. NM Camden containing s56 the same NOR.
heved tn be perfect but acting trustees we shan s [
title as hold " ~ -" o"iy s"eh
Inc Terms OF sale conformity deed of tins, ,vu Ia
for cash But - believed arrangement ,h ,n 80
tors convenient credit be by the -
the terms VIII be made known a he sale " -
JAS VI. WiCKHAM D
- GEO p. CRUMP Trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
RICH HoUsE-FURNIsHING ARTICLES,


On THURSDAY MORNING. Dec. 18th Is42 at the cprner
store under the Exchange Hotel
VIII sell an invoice Of Rich House Articles consisting in
part of-Cas- Bronze and Girandoe in sets and pairs
very
Bronzed and Onnolu Astral, Bracket suspending
Lamps. Candle Chandeliers nd Candeabras
Bronzed Hall Lanterns, with plate Stained Glass
Cut Glass Han Lamps
Plated Silver mounted Cake Baskets, Walters Casters
Candlestcks. Shutters and Trays
Ivory handle Knives Forks
Fine Tea Trays
Table and Lamp Mats and many useful and orna
articles.
NIB Catalogues win be ready, and examination
day before sale.
or sale Perempiop-Tems cash.
mi OPS L. ppoTTtrp 49,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
M L.ssT MOTIFS MAI,
Washington due las, nigh, did no,

The mail North OF Washington due Ina, nigh, did mn,
come to hand.
Both Houses OF Congress have appointed their Standing
Committees aud are proceeding business. Mr. Adams
motion osuspend tie 2st rule has been laid ON the table by
n vo,. Of LOG to lO2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
ADMINISTER ATOR,S SALE.

SHALL sell 20 the highest bcLat waRcrton the late residence
- o Nelson w Han decd about miles Richmond on The
2-th day Of this month December u f neu fsr day
thereafter an o the hoHschoh and kitchen Book.
farming Tools snd Utensils Carriage Cse Hogs and
Horses Also an te crops Of Corn Fodder shucks HAY and
straw, belonging 10 sid
Ten-Fo al sums of twenty dollars under cash viii he 70
quir iha credit of win h. given on the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
ON The day aher the sale. Tor the ensuing
The Farms and negroes belonging 10 sd
estate Among hc house servant. Heh
hands &c 9Jsae to commence AZ ~ o'clock A.
'. n. JONEs
Dc Admir- OF Nelson W. Iau. deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
watches and IcwcIry.

consequence ofth reduction Of duties by the New Tariff The
subscriber selling his stock Of Gold AMI Silver Levers Anchor
Ecapemen Lcpne Of and splendid
Jewey Retail considerable reduction from for
prices being than they be bought for NJ
other place As constantly receiving all dcrp
Watches Of styles direct FROM the manufactures
England France and switzerland h. enabled 10 offer larger
and much prices retail than any other house
America
Gold Watches a. low dollars each. Watches and
Jewelry exchanged bought An Watches warranted keep
good the money returned.
Al Watches repaired The hest and warranted
nj much Than the prices by the wocn
the city. e.. &. ALLEN
importer 81 Witches and JcwciD, Wholesale and Retail 30
Wall street. Upstairs. New Yofk. dec 1J-dSccp lot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINS ma lOR'S SALE.
Variable Personal Estate, mt Auction.
M Ill be sold public Auction highest bidder ON
TUESDAY the 20 Wilton. James River FIFTY
ODD VALUABLE NEGROES. excellent mac and
female house Servants and field Hands Men Women ami
Ssa Blacksmith Car7tcr &c the stock of Caiie Sheep
hoF- Horses and Mules P1nlton Utensils goods and
ohaties Of Robert Randolph. deed
The sale VIII al f,,
IN day until concluded Terms known on tav OF sae
WM F. CUNNINGHAM
Administrator, with the win Of Robt Randolph deed
dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
THE CELEBRATED RAE HORSE AND STALLION
BAILIE PEYTON.

1T -7UCTION
virtue Of Deed 81 Trust by eh to Miles
e. seen and John C. MeCrcde the benefit Of
MIS- Ann iei Of record Chesterfield county. purposes
contained IN said deed sa on the
same day as the above the 18th that celebrated
racer and stallion Baltic Peyton. Pedigree day
Acting as trustee shall only in me
out IL ~ believed To be idisPuia-e MILES c. SEI.DEN
Surviving Trustee.
dec 10 INT.OES 4 BROTHER, AuctS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14

Valuable Property for safely vttue Of a Deed Of
Trust executed BY the shockG Manufacturing Company Of the
Cy OF Hchnond 20 John Myers and trustees on the
18th day Of MAY 1894 and on the ii, v Of
august the sane year for specified
wing trustee shall "Wednesday the 2isi month r
eenbcr AZ the hour of - occk premises proceed TO e
at public auction 70 the highest bcr for property con
Vcyrd IN SAID deed and which the Lot owned
and occupied by the said Shock Manufacturing COMPANY The
The same b situated IN the heau Of city, fronting on H. or
~ street and contiguous 60 the Richmond property
AMI j. destined be- very The Messr. Tots who
reside on The popry and who nsv conducting the operations
OF inc 'oniany VIII take pleasure in showing may
wish purchase. SAINT, stBT.T-T-r
d. lids Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
LIBRARY OF VALUABLE BOOKS,
AZ 1ncfsoo

On FRIDAY EVENING. Dec 10Th, 81 precisely
VI" sr nj auction by catalogue Library Miscellaneous Book,
embracing many rare and valuable publications Among
are nnn Farmers hegiste Historical
WORKS Iayors Construction Construed BrirswaSrs Taises
az Hume snoHu England Rusers Modern Europe Views
IN hhs English Portrait Gallery History Ottoman Empire;
Giles Mseanes Spectator ~ Histnrv china. arde,
s'ns Lives Sgnes Declaration; Raymond Political Economy:
American Revolution Towers Illustrations Prophecy Mandeyles
Fable Of the Bees: Rollins History I2 shakne,
fops WORKS American Almanac Wal1es Library Peoples Ma
g1zins Literary Magazine l2v Edinburg
'azei'ee BekwoOs and Metropolitan Magazines Ednbus and
Quarterly Review Transaction Pha Agricultural socety Ncbo
sons Encyclopedias, CIV; Plates. 81
Or Catalogues distribution and Books for on
Thursday evening.
JNIpFS pROTItrp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
by InIoes a brother.

by InIoe> a brother.
Or REGULAR DAys.-TUEsDAYs THURSDAYS AND
SATURDAYS Cash advances win every DESCRIPTION
OF goods consigned for public
On SATURDAY Morning December Eth commencing at o.
clock IN front OF store "i be oh vauey
hold Furniture, consisting par OF
Wood seat Chairs OF best City make
Beds bedding and bedsteads
Mahogany Bureaur. sideboards Se.
100 yards Beaver Goth, suitable for Over doats.
CITY MADE BROGUEs.
I1o pair city made DOsu Of nrst rats
qualify.
Also Mems Boots Shoes and women and Miss. Shoes and
Slippers.
MOUNTAIN BITTER, SC
: 6rkns prime Mountain Butter.
HORSES.
Several good saddle and Horses. l. Z B. Auets
Esy Dunlop, rIoncurc * 90.
900 Packages shoes and boots. at auction.
On TUESDAY, the l3h instant, O'Clock viii be old AZ
our office 300 packages Shoes and recently received from
manufactures comprising general assortment work
Consisting n part OF
Ladies' and Misses Shoes and Boots
Genimens and Youths Boots, Pumps and Slippers
Womens Shoes and Boots
Mems and BOYS Shoes Brogans Water Boots and C,,v
made Brogues
The above embracing every variety of Shoes and Boot.
100 Fur SILK Hats broadbrm, and Fashionable.
shapes
Fur seae and Seal Caps various kinds and qualities
Tenns-Under sOo 500 month. credit for an
proved negotiable paper
ADDITIONAL
WIN he added to the above saIc-
$50 sides hetnlock lime turned Sole Leather
$50 do oak Sole Leather
7S do heavy and Brogue Leather
doz- Calf skins
doz- heavy Zip Leather
doz pink yellow and white Innings and Binding.
10 sides sArIins' Harness and Bride Leather
DC DUNLOP MONCURE 4 co. Aues
POSTPONEMENT
l1 The above sale viii take place Friday the 10Th n,
II. NJ.