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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-08
From the Montreal Herald.
EXTRACTING CORNS-EXTRAORDI

EXTRACTING CORNS-ExTRAORDlNA Kl.
There is an old saying, that " there is nothing like
leather" but couple of New York French Jews
have convinced the good people of Montreal this
week, that there is nothing like catgut." Two corn
extractors have managed to extract round number
of dollars from the pockets of sufferers, By pretend
ing to them of the malady at the rate of dollar
per corn. The arti6ce they is ingenious but by
no means novel. An examination of the patlent--or
rather impatient-was the preliminary adopted, and
after little hocus-pocus, in the way Of exhibiting
pair OF forceps certain something was shown as
having been extracted, which turned out to be nei-
ther more nor less than little bit of catgut, mgeni-
ousy concealed under the hand of the OPERATOR trans
ferred to the point of the orceps and declared to be
regular corn, extracted root and branch
To such extent the deception carried that
many persons actually led to believe that corns,
varying in number from dozen down TO one, had
been really extracted from their feet and they were
exhibiting agility which only be accounted for
from the force of imagination. One of the quacks
was yesterday arrested on charge of obtaining mo-
ney under false pretences and obliged by the po-
lice magistrates to dsgorge the money he had receiv-
cd to those individuals who had been gued, who APP
piled for it. Those sufferers who have not been pre-
viously made aware of this latter fact, will find their
money and their quack at the police office.
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GEORGETOWN LOTTERY.

GLASS. mo. IUE.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, Sept. 29th.
Capitals S16,O00-$5, 000-and 20 Of $1,000.
q 10 numbers--l6 drawn ballots
|AWhoIes S5-Halves 50 5O-Quarters 81 %
Certificate of package of &c wholes $50 90
90 &c halves 25 90
. =" 4" 26 quarters IL so
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PATENT OFFoe, Sept. 2, 1912.
PROPOSALS will be received until PIP. M. of
Monday, the 18th inst, for delivering at the Pat
eht Once on OF before the LIST Of October next fifty
cords OF seasoned Oak Wood
The wood must be sound, straight and free FROM
Knots, and corded and measured at he Office, at the
expense of the contractor.
proposals will also be received until the 10Th inst
as above for fifty tons of the best Anthracite Coal
70 De delivered as above stated, both wood and coal
10 be equal IN quality to samples at the office.
Each proposal must be sealed and addressed TO The
Commissioner of Patents
ii. L. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
sept Std
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A FARM WANTED.

A FARM containing sixty one hundred acres
II in the vicinity of this city, say from three to five
miles, is wanted Immediately. 1t will be necessary
that there shall be the place dwelling house and
the usual ou-houses. Apply to
JOHNSON & CALLAN.
aug 23-3taw2w
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LEW is JOHNSON,
N. CALLAN, Jr.
REFERENCES {.

REFERENCES:
Very Rev. DR. VIM. Matthew'S
Gen, John p. Van Ness,
Richard Smith Esq SIWashington
George Thomas, Esq.
Darius Clagett, Esq.
Gen Walter Smith, lGeoroe,own
John Kurtz, Esq. Georgetown
Mess's. Hugh Smith & Co., Alexandra.
Nath. Jewe't, Esq. tp
Messrs Loring & Kupfer, D'''
Messrs Young, Smith & Co.
Wolfe & Clarkes, NJ VI
BaiIy, Ward & Co. A'e"
Benz. II. Field, Esq.
Hon John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, Esq. Phiadelphia
Messrs. Levi Garrett & Sons, }
Il. c. Lee, Esq
Robert Mickle Esq. Baltimore.
+. KONG, Esq.
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncure Il Co, Richmond.
Messrs. J. & w. Southgate, Norfolk.
Messrs ] w. Zachary & CO. No-,.
Hon. f. ID. White, Ho. of r. : -'" O'''""'
Washington, July l4--iaw3W
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JAMES PHALEN & co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., d. ,

SPLENDID LOI IERIES FOR SEP
TENDER.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY OF RHODE
ISLAND.
CLASS No. 1873.
To be drawn at Providence, X. L. September 10Th
Capitals 25,000-$l II, 50O-and 200 Of $50
rs numbers-i2 drawn ballots.
Wholes $l0-Halves S5-Quarters ~ So
Certificate of package of 25 wholes $3.50 90
4" " 25 halves Is 90
&" /" 25 quarters 80 SO
:" " 25 eighths l6 25
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yITATER WATER y WATER y This day
w received a fresh supply of w bite Sulphur Wa
ter direct from the White Sulphur Springs, IN Vir-
oinia which will sell reasonable terms quaD-
tes to sui, customers--in barrels or otherwise
WILLIAM YOUNG,
2 doors east Of Gsdsby's, Penn. az
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-MO-
NEY LOST.

ON the evening of Thursday, the 18th instant,
" somewh here between Rosenibais Hotel, Wash
inyton CITY and four miles on the new cut road lead
mo from the Eastern branch bridge 10 Prince George
and the lower Counties Of Maryland a rcd morocco
pocket book or purse containing $3.50, or $50 IN
bank nores, among which we've two $40 notes on the
Merchants Bank of Baltimore, and the Residue IN
50 notes of the Bank of Virginia. Ia said book was
one or two pieces of paper, on which was written
memora ndum of medicines The above reward will
be given cor said money if left with the editor, OF with
Mr. Rosenlha in Washington city
ID. f. Hell
aug 30-3t
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A CARD

'JNHE undersigned having, under the firm Of John
Il son 4 Callan, opened AN Office of General Agen-
cy Tor the negotiation and transaction of such BUSH
ness as may be conhded TO them in this city, beg leave
to offer to their friends and to the public their serv-
ces in the sale and purchase of all kinds of real and
personal property, corporation, bank, insurance. and
other stocks, negotiation of loans and investments of
money, collections of claims upon the several Depart
mens OF Government, rents and dividends bond bills
and notes from abroad payment Of taxes for
sdenis settlement Of Estates executing the duties of
trustees, &c &c; all for fair and reasonable com
mission at their office, street, few doors east
OF Messrs. Corcoran and Riggs, where they may al
ways be found during business hours,
The. undersignedfeel happy in the belief that to
those who know, or who ever have known them it is
unnecessary to say their business will be conducted
upon principles of the strctes propriety in all
poets and that all moneys passing through their hands
Will be promptly RENTED, otherwise disposed Of
according to Instructions
LEWIS JOHNSON
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ORCHESTRA MUSIC.


~ HE following pieces Of Orchestra Music be
i had very cheap, If early application be made al
w FIsCHERs, Pennsylvania Avenue between lllh
and 18th streets.
Two QuadrIlles and Cont radances-from Adams op
era ofthc Brewer of Preston; arranged for full
orchestra by Musard.
Three favorite values, composed by Strauss
ranged for full orchestra by A. Fessy.
Overture from the comic opera of La rein d un jour,
composed for full orchestra by A. Adam.
Overture from Macoa-composed for full orchestra by
Auber.
Overture from Acieon composed for full orchestra 10y
Auber.
Overture lie lac dees icoscompesed for full orches-
ira 10y uber aug -
NEW MUSIC just received The following pieces
~ vt New Music at the old established store three
doors eas of 18th street, Penn. avenue
w. FISCHER.
have ruaned the world over by +. J. Lodcr.
Old friends and true friends; 10y J. p. knight
Come to gentle sleep-Romance; words by Mrs
Hemans.
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oFFIcr OF CoMMlssroNrn on PuBuo BUrLDMos,

sept3-6td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
nS ,Asr EVENINGS MAIL:

We have eondtmauoa of the report that ,he
North Eastern Boundary Question has been ,.,.
tied by ME- Webster. Massachusetts, Maine and
L1'd Ashburion. The terms have not transpired
but as they are satisfactory to Maine and Mas,a
ehu'e,is-we presume they will be objected TO by
no portion Of the country. We gather ,hi. infor.
nation from the In,ell s,neer- the Madisoniin
seems to Toe in profound ignorance OF the subjee,
-hr w. having too much taste and discretion 10
enirus, any thing to such babbler.
Major Noah, who appears TO be more in the &c
ercts Of the State Department than John JONES.
gives the following In he paper OF Saturday.
awe understnnd that the Boundary question W m
he satisfactorily ndjGe cd; Great Bciain will
agree to the line propc5ed and pay for addition A
transer VI tcrdtory-the Caroline a air vill be hon-
orarly settled and he damages paid for; and the
night OF search in relate to The suppression of the
slave trade, will take III direction called for Ly the
dictates OF humanity, while at the same time sus.
tanning tho honor OF liz American Avg. The Pee
sident throughout The whole negotiation, has asked
Zoe nothing that Gseat Britain ought tot To grant.
or this republic accept; his course will meet With
the appreciation and grateful thanks Of the whole
country, and the very able correspondence OF tie
Secretary OF State will show that he has through
out the negotiation consulted the honor aud inter.
eSts OF the nation"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
PoUDhETTE As a TOP DRESsING FOR
CORN. GRASS. &C.

ti'0 iNtuuccu, - Tor j BhrTels.
IDouDNETTE prepared by the New York Pou,lret,c
Company, from Mgh SOi'. aad not fr,m tho .Pfatn
headows OF Lodi on the iackcnsack River This com.
pahy was c hist 10 prepare Pouirctc tlis country
clln To nde rs'1nd las preparation well as any 9th
CTS engaged In the business. The Pour tic ntesrcd M
th'h as necn extensively used especially LONE Island
ana ohcf parts II Tits STATE in New jersey C1nucccuf
aud Masslctuscits When applied at putting in lie sc.J
hhings forward Nctetaton rapidly, ani cnfurc an "a
uatutly " may also bc applied Corn and Poiafoc.
win great benefit atthc htst AMI tho second hoe
ins Many hclds OF which promise but small c,utns
~ June aud July, might be brought forward and ,natI
WIN iair yield Nv Tho application of " or II bushels N
rue h"t Iurnps Ruta RIl aad Buc NAV lac
made 10 yield largely by It's apple alton II will be foun N
gSo value wicn ~, loT these purposes Report Of
Dr 1--WE :, w T. Blydenbursh ani Chcrs For Wheat
alsoH tas becn i1unI TO ensure a good crop When A
~. OF Uic same hch'i manfred with Bone wac tfns,r
sur ah' so runk, That csscd will potidtete produce
wcl-sHc W. w MILES gross altcr vhra,
hs ELECTS have bcen found very on-ctual Ia many in
st'nces-see Rep"ri Of Mr. Hay and NrColman.
n l esl'hatc OF lie comparative value with able and
barnyafd manure u OF the former 10 10 a. or rs of
c aver according To circumstances. some farmers O.
umae even higher There Is ample time Vet IN oL,i,
anu apply ths season. for these purposes and induce
US use extensively, this season, hoeing and ON
tthps am buekwheai, and wheat the fall In or,le
10 estibhsh important facts II viii be suli any quantity
eihe rate OF 81 for three barrels 81 for one barrel
delivered anywhere In this city below 18th street
~ september. ant may be had iiameliatcly In any up
n.y. ~ applying rcrsontly, or Ly mail post pati, II
ID. X. MINOR, Agent,
Ills Nassau ST., ~ V.
no Shares In the Company which cnt'e tho holder IN
one hun'Tei aushes NJ porctte annually for " years
nay now be- had applying above. Present price
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
A VALUABLE PAMUNKY FARM


w - S-s -; ~ hanover Courthouse, on TUESDAY
me 9TH day Of JULY next. that bci,. 49, >
soner nos, d,y BY the 9oderssned acting az Counts
Law Chancery for the County of JJsnovcr ourt OF
ri nn -y o. October, lSil in the cause Of Jobn n
~ c'rtain parcel Of land late thc ovSer 81 Fl,Iee ~
~ ~. e esaie OF her decs sed baud Ric har raylr
1r,.s' i ,' ~ csuindfiou. J-61cTes
rs IanS lies Immediately the PAmunky river ID
100, noun OF hiehmond. adjoining the lands 81 WnS
u D1Wles ond others has upon Il a lsrxe anaf
- en.eht HweihrZ house, together with All nccess.-x
fruit. ' S'S44Aiu oi well selected
'Sfts VII be cash as 10 much IS will be ncces
20 isisAN te costs OF the suit and s4le-one third Of
- ttue made payable the 1t ay of J,np.,v is,9
re Tes . tnI1 on the 1T day Of January Isii and
- I-,ii'hins thitd the ist tay OF Jsnna,1 las
tle purchaser zving bonds with apnrov4 tss9,
PAP nebs and the ute retained untilthe hole .,
'i'ueb = p~ii' ROBERT TAYLOR.
81 cwfd "iNA' L. "iS7ioN,
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$40 REWARD

" AN away from the James River aut Eanayls Comm,
ny "honi Tie 1stot March. Negro men. James, Ben
hoses and iom James Was hired OF Meriysetler Jones
o. Hanover and has vile at NJ James yous near Hic h.
i'n lac Is about q years ot.cc. feet les hts h.
80 MARKS Tecoecici Ben ana Moses hired NJ Mis
Li~i"e Ninstei 81 lianoNerB,n Is about selrs OF
age, very bacE his have been psrorsi for
hc las Vile al Joseph Winrhcd's in Hanover about
ire inches hgl Moses Is about feet pr 10 ue hes
high brown conpeNon ~ years Of age aud il Is uicr.
stood Ice a write ~c-hr was hired l,si wear by
20" @amI hytfs Of hicAmpni. and II thar proba.
bi"h" may hay" pass. Tom Is shout wars Of rgc :
i.eb iuc les e, dafE compile Nioa hrcd oi Mrs Elizabeth
Nnthrinoi Hanover. Tho above reward will he gwen
Tor each % delivered 10 Capt Wm Richardson In
mond or 10 Ayres a Dover, secured ia jail So w
T. them. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
sJOCCO SPRINGS.

.-. NhUtn county, North Carolina.
HE prOpricircss ~ this Establishment takes pleasure In
inoi ming her friends aud tho public that icr Iouse
VIII DC opened carly in june with every convenience tat
ay be necessary 10 the comfort and pleasure OF ose
WHO may favor her with their patronage
Tho virtues % the Waters we'll known az bafJfv
20 require areercncc In those Of LIVER compliant
anl Dohiy arising from repeated attacks Of bilious Tc.
st ~ intermittent Fcvcrs, nCmorThagcs from weakness
D,opsI snd inIgeson they have numberless insan'
COS ,Hecicd Permanent cures aud tho Testimony OF nec
VINO have heon bent ftcd 10y their use might hc furuehe,
" v were deemed necessary.
~ a place Of resort for those who seek pic,surc
Ieei rom tho cares and anHotcs Of business IL Is un
iuTrasscdn the tate
nsv,ns procured on ample supply 81 lee, with q bar,
rnshed with The best u Wincs and Iiuuors. a Table
nc luSurcs Of an abundant country think may
1leh promise my patrons thcli moneys woub. My
harges shll he follows. ~
"osfd Tor asinelo person per day si2j
w ~ 20 90 week. $50
90 DO do do month. o. ~
20 nmilc9 Of 2 or more persons tcach)pcr day, 10
uo 90 DO do do do 40 wcck 600
30 DO do DO do do do month. g0 tO
UNIT '''' VIII
Io pereons Or families boarding by The season, liberal
10 Parents would remark that have employed an
pof fc male Teacher who will devote hrr Whole lime IN
~ children a. NAV be placed under her care.
W99,,@' way ~ 1877. ANN JOHNSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
SELDEN q. MACON.
Jrus;ees for Niles Macon and creditors.
EOR SALE AND FOR ,trI7r --I ---------

Foe SALE AND FOR RENT am 1.------
- ~ SCI ~ tiaet Of Iand called scotland VA ne co
- - "'ui-ii, tnie datey upon the Naltapuui River
within hrcc niles ofihe Colrt5use contsiniv s,u' b,
bred aud I've acres. Tns aud ahoHsJs @ 80 nun
rsi OF Har aud the soil Is well ADAPTED n the arosh -
cover. wheat. cprn, nc II has al.o lnon Il n5an - a.
Cue ugDer, ihe greater pirt OF ,Shicb II tes CO.
steAHtoa WOOL auj being bounded by tho river for
nie' renders very convenient for the delivers ~ ,xoi
MlsHus 10 engage IN the wood business will find
There l. upon Tue lind convenient and comfortable
p~ens "ouse ami other necessary houses ne y erect
81, upnn an eeFaicd ADD airy sfuaon cofntaan ling An
extensive view Of the River and orcrim,cept eos5,rx
AMI an abundance Of Springs n fine water 1u,e eonv
hiry ssvcn res Of land attached 10 INC Yl-Tie ,i
nous" . large and CONNEXIONS the ftst story huif of tho
uius Gearis construci Tor div % tEo uf ~ S,or
,ners : an excellent R,trs Reel and Cioh sitacbd -,
thorough repair, - in good order ani rrins eTi
ent meal ETC am informed by good mcr hsncs MAJ -
h5oi saies which ~ould De very valuase tter hsi.
vas' quantity % TIMBER 10 ncishbourhoo AMI NO
A. purchasers may prefer, and Il nrivsf~i ey
iiie ieuth Monday IN Angus; neat (Rin- ,rs before
House, TO tire highest bidder A. a t-l- ISutt
eest' one third VA Y mon., iror, - 800 oHellf.
Ti 10 ;e''~-thc last payment Subject ~ ioferss,
aPloscJ TersoLal security will 6e 1870. Iir, win
49,, ~ a usei or rus upon the lands 10 secuTe
= i1.i'A's yueni 20 ihe two last ins. slucu-
Oh also wish 20 rent ont the store ant Dy-eipy r,..
e tr'o adjoining, near Ayetis ct the iunc5r III ~ a rt
10 iEc Rowing Green in Caiol.ne ess1.y m S ,s.I
80 Well calculated ior the ACCOMMODATE on or lper
AH4' ~ Ioca"d ia a wealthy ani porlols neisbia1r
hoo ~nt within quarter I I mic OF tho ,7,, ~
1'"ne" there - an immensely busnc IS trsn.aet
nc iwei NJ is two story house. with two roonsaui
oN, ans Two rooms above stairs; ami tfroo an,
~ Siehen. srneAc house, louise Gc ,.,a
s-Hien4n with family can be CONT r1a5iv se.,r7
nav m NJ rem TIE houses together separately a.
For terus aFgy % the subscriber residing near N,
vil - p. 70 Mr ~ a. li!l Aerclln - Aylr'is n M,
/ in s-ewsT! no. POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
ronAoou LAMPS AND

r,,,,r =, TffsENs 2 OK 81 d.
INE subscriber offers fnr ale thr Tract Of Land m
witch ere-des knovsp the sior,' IRA for
n.'y To- rcscncr 90 the late Chief futics IIsnicr.onD
h'us within ulic OF Whhsnsboroush. aud mile tom
hsnlsrson Depot aud In healthy aud rnosi eseeeGi
nerhhornooi Wis Tract rnntlnr &c acres. lnriuipv
hir proportion - wood land al OF whirh l. well s,ps
70 The growth q corn, wheat. re an tobacco Also MS
Nlfon lrs1i Crccs, an the t'rct Of Iaai whrr.on
arc stnliri containing 29 acres irs IN Granville county
mca Nlrl' wet e WthansbTo'. Tho gri,i Mil d Ia
sood fcpair, snd No, surpassed by any Ia North car,
or manufacturing our THERE'S siso raw Mli on ths
set hbot on" hall Of This rset H. In H. original growth
ne cleared land b ~ ckcreni heart Vet, dns ef
OF tobacco growing upon partof II this season
fctfnns wihi1E 20 purchase this valuable pfons ttv
~oui do well n call the sulse ribcr living n,
TO who Will make known hts terms AMI show ,hem an,
pt"msof WILLIAM ~ RODARDs, ia
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r"U'FnE's sh fEbEEgSPFS 5X&1LuAoLE CRY

DIV vuuc oftwo pccis Of Trust tic fret h-,tir~ ,,.
- inc lFh December, ls6 executed hv Ri-rrr4 49,
10 pavd g. Rani1th auf John q WcCfc.re ami r, l.I
bearing d1c tho llih lay of NAV. tsrs execute i go
Nens anl wirfo Joseph Ntyo ans samuel 4 rrf,,- f'
hiN recorded in ilH cftc oftie Husrrs tortl ,.
Guy ~ h'n no. AMI tic second in the Office oflr com.
WA'.u NJ Hcnfco fic rsicrs n both s1f .'eef- vi
'h 'f etosel pubic auction fo ne highest bidder f1r
cssh on saturday tilc 18Th tsy of Aurusf I'd r, tr Z
N.tst M uclors Y W. III those faif arrr LEI. ~
lHnt siiuftci ON The north site Of ~ street re.r n,
he.ock-' containing - feet 'front.' ani running hr- f-t
feet io au + 'ocf alley, being the came roHvrVrff,
hcns ~ J-hn Hen lnc wife, hv fcc OF lh p.t efhrr
~',hsoof record ia The sId " isiin-s Crrrt % .
c ptp'so % payiua hrsi nDfc OF e. a. dated t5h
Nnvcmhcr, ls}f, drawn BY slti re- ns and en,r-. a E
w Msnn' and nayEh.e twelve months aGer dsf- arf
wch vas sven To- saii Hen iof The st asaImon lie
purchase money 'ot rait lots, saul he been asas-f r
nCH'fJ " 'funf anf secured 10y at hfst. mentioned
hcti ~ ifnsf an et tc purpose of paYIrg scron NV
,''al ~ 81 h.I by Henry l. Carter go lic tv frr 81
lt.ni ifu-l anoFe mentioned, in tnr r.f GLASS nI rrc
tof' ilolrin m-ntouei The said Carer rclr.r.n- s..
% rc t.us mai hr is benof to wiz kn'faus,. : f-
a aRn ty snti keins, payable 90. au1 enforced tv ~ -
g Nrn'a ihcn hobby stephen Diva, nf fyc hun rc
'n.if a'd since rli ihf fsiCtIic ~ hIm hef t.t.
"i sati Reus Coz 500 payab'cto Wiam BARLOW ana ~
fnc ~ nim to sail Carer ani aurantatir uoi r,,.
~ s1i Nc9s and cudorscl by sad C..fcs ana ioss p6
Sihs, ief $50 and wcl Ice occa TciI by sat trt.r
t o.. r,cf ilfoihor with t interest ,iue on boz. Ia r
81 iet 'ti i' clfis ani charges of raic Vbc fr.
9i eo9rsr WI convey such tile ooy Is vested In th-u
ioiJ-dltNctts Bgns Trustee iq tsi6 D.,5,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
VALUABLE PERSONAL PKOPERTY FTp
SALE

plrsuaac &C of tho provisions NJ two Deeds Of Trrsf
eA'cnci'n Frank kufn, one on thr lin ,irv of tp+
ter 49, and the other ihc 10Th lay OF Nov S4 hv mo
gol.an ict GER ain purp 1scs therein specified ard
,iiei ~ the Clerks office of the COMFY CONF I SIC
i,in, nc undersigned substituted as TrI.irc IN sr
iuNNcN on Cont fu execute the ptugtsinus of rr ~
Noc-ti uusf Boo place oi the slt Plans az Erf % r-,-
~, a.'.i ~ ts Nafef1usc on itr Ilth isy Of
1890 49, iii ilc tHfhUlrt belonging t1 fie house or
iatetn. lnc furniture comrrics ts' foas ono siir
"nei D. nuhlcr oi superior feather beds rrrv .r
articles 90 value, needless o. mention rh.r, ..-r 81
eHcrci l2r efIc one schooner called Nr.r.f -,Ir 10
nurses aI pt slu Thomas J1ri1ns sfrt off .s A. t
"c,enc lgR"u' ono gf, ono horsc-car- one Hrty a.
WIN view oi accommodating The eaie fr the 20. v ,ri
eol purthas'rf lut ar nc Instance uf fr .rs fr
w turappt' Goo dollars cfcif OF siA iaunts fffr ~
sccuiiy T. given, Will al1Wcf. G,f a sIms t,,i.r
~ casn VIII g." rcpuircd sriirE as Trrsfrc OF -t,.
pcrls ~ Trust. BrNJ.vtN A. pr,, '".i
tu p cef - w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

mt noers Offer their services the sale Of ever,
speci,s OF protuee- The f1cities Of large were.
mouse on the tasn Of the James Canal AZ the dr
81 which the llgest boats unload their caTsoes Tho
he increased capacity Of the cenal lower rate ~
seshts' ouer Inducements SEMI probably manv a.
ctcs not heretofore seat, such pressed oai nav s
ue etc those being articles always dcmand OF b,~
w spphe- 81 nay ani hule from the Ne,v
t--@hd Sies Flour, tobacco hemp, bar, p z irnn ana
ia iq--3'avytf IN eiisr 49,. ee REQ;
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Nearly opposite me Bell T'apern.
4is Subscribers respectfully inoIm their frleBfs a.,
Tue Fl1iic- that they have on hand ami insert
NeeiiNg lsf-e lui extensive assortment of rca,lvn,I
x, FAsRIOSA CLOTHING
OF NE best materials ar workmanship; CONSISTING in mar,
OF the following articles: 's ." patti
Coats D'SsH A"u Ei"SH
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
Oter-tuats. Of beaver pilot cloth &c e;fs,an, ,t,r
Maier-repetian' cloth Hunting Goats
SAunett Coafs anil lanialOons. assorted
b.ue, blAss. aud lsncy Cashmere Pantaloons
bLaek and figured SIX Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia do
satin and Bomtsziue a.
Plain and figured six 40
cashmere and MeTinO Do
Ianiesi A.
Flannel and Cotton DO -
IRISH linen shirts
PAN and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
snspasders, lldkfs, Cravats. Collars Sl,,,,. L..
NEGRO CLOTHING. &c. &c 1i ne
~ Mnen uey Will sell, wholesale and retail on a
lodating terms ARTICLES OF the same esr,is
~ - uv nAsed IN any OF the Northern cities
Me chants and Jthers viii fnI IA 10 her ,l.,
az 70 give them call, they are determinei 10 ssf
Tue lowest possible prices. 'Nneu 10 sen
HOOPER A. GRAPF
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INFORMATION Is WANTED ARoUT
JOACMlM HENRY ERERD

NATIVE Of DOmiz IN the Grand Duchy Of Nee .l.,,
= hnrs SchSeun, Gcrmany, AMI who resided no me
ysar 80 IN shenaGdoah County Safe OF Virginia bur
vi" mas Oh iiic years not been heard Of e or bal case
81 s eeai h.s egL heirs are desired To srply without
inform on which will prove 10 their adyantase
Ncw York, ilth June, l5i2
Consulate % MeeElenhurg schvverin.
CHARLES A. HECKsCHER