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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
nINNI-n AN rnA

GENERAL as.oiimeu: of ninrer sud Tea Sets Of new
-, On handsome patterns consisting, n arr, OF
MMLue 1hira Dining sets, OF r r, nch shapes
W uie stlnc China 80 30 10 DO
White Liverpool 81 10 60 %
Biue snl other colours 40 do do
Civ 'ana Tea rc9, great variety Patterns which tie
ials Main =
SPhciE VANrEp, Tor which The h .le,, pre-
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
'IHE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
4 pany have established Freight Line between New
Brunswick and New York, which they intend 10 pema-
nently.
Leay:ng New Brunswick at 5h A. n. daily tSundays eI-
ceped) and the foot OF lber New York. 2 f. NJ
To country dealers and the above line very
abie for the speedy and cheap merchandise
OF every descnpton and particularly Drovers and
Dealers IN Lave Stock who have $50 head Of cattle
cd between New Brunswick and New York, same day
"henever required.
The for the transportation of CATTLE horses, mules
heep hogs &c. and all other kinds of merchandise
low, never exceeding steamboat prices.
Merchandise b. this line subject
charge IN crossing the North River.
The Company have fitted up a large storehouse at New
Brunswick adjoining the Railroad Depot which will always
eopen for the reception of me ciandise.
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket Offices
receive ferry tickets gratis.
Freight for Newark, El,zabethtown, Railway, West
field flanheId Scotch Plains, Boundbeok nd Somevle
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the when
received. auIi 3mA
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HOLE!
RINGS YER BENA CREAM.

THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound is all the rage
well among tonsoan professors, as among those who
Gently made in its manufacture places the Verbena Cream
above competition.
The subscriber having purchased the copy right presents
the public with elegant s and thar for
shaving be cquae only by Wall broker
Cream the
the party by. the operation and this speaking from ex-
perience
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles now in the
market the dire for will have the written ure
Of the proprietor, none other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau ST,
X. SINCLAIR, Proprietor
N. B.-Aso for sale, Rings Elixir of Life, Nelson's Ex
Saaparli, Dr. PROVIDERS Compound Syrup OF Indian
Turnip, O i'm m
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Com mon Pleas,
Vacation till next Monday.
General Sessions.

Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Judge Lynch.
Nov. HIral of Faucet for passing counterfeit money
The trial OF George Fawcet, shoemaker &c. Tor passing
IS counterfeit note OF the Bank OF Provi
dence Edward Story of Bowery and Grand ss
the Sd of October continued The defence proved
that he had previously sustained good character and
that he intoxicated at the time he passed the note The
jury returned verdict of guilty but recommended him
to the mercy OF the court,
Mary Brien then placed upon her trial for grand
larceny stealing $I4 worth of female clothing from
Amanda Smith the 18th OF October Before the case
opened she entered plea OF guilty, and was remain
ded for sentence.
.armens Nc urley, knotted headed negro, was tried
for stealing gold watch from the store OF Geo.
Quee 80 Rosev street. the 29th OF October being
property of Prosper Ansen The value of the watch
being estimated at only about S2o the jury returned
verdict of petit larceny and he was sentenced to Elk
months in the penentiary.
The court then adjourned to Tuesday morning at eleven
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nj Irns

PURE GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES.
THOSE wishing to purchase Roasted and Ground Cof
Fee would find their advantage call at ia Fslton
where kept the above articles of the best quail
~ in the city, prices suit the times.
Coffee Roasted fTesh and of this
city and Brooklyn free OF Coffee Roasted and
Ground for Groceries, in superior manner.
EBR WEIGH, late firm of
OLE lms m WeIch X Shearer.
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACC(,R MONT


ACCORDION!
SIGNOR l.. MARTINI begs inform the public that he
~ has published his Accordion Instruction. which
vided parthe first for the Accodions without semi
ones-he second for those with sem-tones both Of which
amply furnished with selected music aud exercises
gressvey written order that the amateur easily have
entire command over the instrument.
SiGNOR MARTINI begs also that he has large
collection of MSS Tor the Accordion which he intends
TO publish shortly and he for that nstrument any SOFT
all those who will HIM az his residence 80 Canal street,
where he continues to give his lessons. aul9 3msr
n WILHELMS No. 23i Broadway offers for sale his
- imported stock ofgoods, wholesale and retail.
LOT Embroideries, commenced and finished Of
kinds; worsted WOOL stitching and knitting silk beads
canvas patterns, &c.
2-In small and lace wares, all of silk and worsed
strings borders, TRAININGS tasse nges and article III
this lne done IN the most fashionable TASTE
-The most copious and splendid choice OF artificial flowers
&C.
4Artcles Of iron Of the various descriptions
manufactured in the Roy al Iron Boundary at Berlin
5-Exquisite and neat figures in bronze.
GA beautiful assortment OF superine basket
IA considerable and elegant choice of pressed and painted
sheets of letter paper, visiting cards WATERS &C.
Am elegant and great store Of the finest lain
"a splendid assortment OF the finest dressing article
and perfumes. o28 lmsrc
TMPORTANT DISCOVERY in Camphne and Chemical
either oil gasThe difficulty which has here oi0e existed in
trimming Camphne Lsmpsis entirely obvated, by means
OF Movable Cap and other important Improvements which,
upon Will satisfy the public that they obtain
sme-produce equal and steady light all directions and
regulated by single screw movement Also an Improved
Tailors Lamp. Camphne, Chemical Oil and Spirits,
actued improved system, wholesale and RETAIL de-
Of GEORGE MICHEL,
Of9 Inns Catherine
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Price Two Cents.

and It'll wards in relation TO distractions of the side
walks or James Rogers to be appointed regulator of
public clocks or Mr. N NJ. Brown sell Likeness OF
Washington. painted by Stuart, to the City Corporation
OF George Gallagher to be paid for digging well
Paper from Board of .iidermen.-The resolution and
ordinance relative the deposit animals uader the
superntendsnce of Messrs. Colon and Canel refer
resolution 10 paw George Hyatt the sum Of 500 for
injuries to his horses and carrsge iron the opening Of
ditch lay pipes, referred to the Counsel of
The report and resolution from the other Board, rels
tive to thorough repair of the City Hall clock. was
ferred.
The papers for the Counsel of the Board, relative
the suit OF p G. stuyvesant against the Corporation
referred to the Committee on Laws
The ordinance regulating the pay OF the time of
vice of Police officers was read and ordered TO be
printed.
The ordinance compelling contractors to place poles
and lights around and over openngsn the public Streets
was concurred in.
the acceptance of the proposition of D. A Kingsland to
supply the city with 10000 gallons OF winter strained
tract
The street committee to whom referred the appli-
cation OF George Riley superintendent OF ements for
additional salary of 5000 to supply himself with
horse reported in favor but the resolution negatived
by a vote Of III TO g.
A commune alton was receved the District Attor
ney in answer to resolution OF the Board stating that
the of fnes Sc for which he had issued warrants
for collection to the sheriff oil the CITY ana county oil New
York was $23, 932 so.
The resolution from the Board OF Aldermen to pay sa
mue Stevens Esq the Of $692 5l for expenses in
CURED the Croten Aqueduc Committee on the intro
ducon Of the Croton water, was concurred in
resolution sell gore Of land at the corner OF LIST
Avenue and Second street. to the Fireman's Insurance
Company for 500, was accepted.
resolution calling upon the Sheriff to report what
fines have been paid to him due the city, and also what
amount has been paid TO the proper authorities
As istant Alderman Pe,tgrew offered resolution for
bidding to open trenches at distance OF over
800 the place where the pipes to inrduce Gro
ton water about to be la down. which was referred
to tn Croton Aqueduct Committee.
The resolution appropriate $4,000 toward repairing
roads, concurred in
resolution calling upon exSherif Acker 70 inform
the Board the money collected by him for ines
sc. while in office, adopted
resolution calling upon the Street Commissioner to
report plan whereby the repairs OF the roads in the 2th
10th wards can be done by contracts was adopted
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at o'clock
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Sailing TO and from LlverpooI, Weekly.
M M ~ @

The subscriber announcing his arrangements for the
1872 appears beiope his friends with
pee for the able support he has received for
He likewise wes TO call the attention Of those intending to
send for their friends residing England lreaQd Scotland
and Wales that they all times be accommodated by this
the we'll known different lines of packet Ships sailing and
from Liverpool ON the lst 7 18TH 18th and 18th oeach month
throughout the year.
has always been the study of subscriber
emgants shown civty and despatched without delay and
hoe who send for their friends satisfied that
to those for well all who may embark with them,
and should of those whose has been paid
park the will be refunded without any charge.
The subscriber feels pleasure making known the differ
en ships which his during the last
which has and that he has
.y extended and concluded his for the 1872
The following is list OF ships
Ships Scotland Robinson. Ships Albanian, Lane.
Fairfield, Wilson. Printce, Hopkins.
frankfort Russell. Tyrone, Speare.
Ls.~ Russell Glover, Howes. Wales, Watts.
Hlbernia, Wilson. Westminster, Ferris.
Alfred Cheever. Osceola, Childs.
= " Clifton, lngersoll st. Cloud, Emerson.
Louisville, Allen. New York, Niven.
Sobieskie Emerson. Warsaw, Griffths.
Oswego Wood. Ocean, Willard.
ar. Talbot, Storey. n. Hampshire, Harding.
Panthea, Goodmanson. Robertlsaacs, Tneman.
Virginia, Eaton. Europe, Batchedor
n 8. Jenkins Seymour
free from the different ports Of Ireland and Scot
land be secured and drafts furnished for
payable National Provincial Bsnks Of Ireland and
heir respective branches, and also Messrs W. Robin
Liverpool which paid free O. charge, throughout
he United Kingdom.
For further particulars sgy HrRnMAN $, son,h street,
or J&w. RoBINsON is Gorse Piazzas and
su6 No. 1 Neptune Waterloo Dock, Liverpool
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CROTON WATER.

| HANSON. WILCOX HANSON, Plumbers Brass
No 1913 Broadway, New York.
From long practical experience in business this and other
cities possessing Water Works W. Il. have confidence in
thus the public that all oders entrusted them will
a woikms Mike style, and of the best materials
Their charges will always moderate can be re asona
bly, atored By competent and respectable concern
Water PIPES OF every approved description, for introducing
the Croon Water Patent lead pipes Iron composition
and timed pipes Brass cocks water Closets of their own
superior Hydants of Carolina red cedar bathing
tubs bath boilers the best Phadeuha plan and other
articles in the foregoing branches of business. OILS msr
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day.

CIRCUIT COURT Nos 1885, 2s6 49, a. So u.s. 76 1885, 40,
III u.s. 90 1885, 1884, 1876, 1885, 1877 900 20l 207 2l0
I'll, 2l3, So, 3d. 81, 90.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 7, H. rs, l3, H. l5 Is, IT. 49,
90 81, -, %, -, 49, 81, %, 20, 80, 81, 33, 81.
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REMOV VAL.
PHILLIPS CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT

semoyed from lt5 Broadway to No. Astor HOUSE
ECONOMY IN GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.
Garments OF egant and Fashionable kind Of
60 per cent for cash.
HE advertiser d. unnecessary resort the hack
neyed system of giving list Of nominal prices samng
that the length OF time he has been established together with
the extensive patronage bestowed
cent voucher for his capabilities the advantage oil
being with extensive cloth Europe
he contdent that he furnish Clothes which,
pson, will be found lower than other house making
the best descriptions Of gentlemens dress
$40 3m s. PHILLIPS, Aston House, Broadway
d ESTAURANT FRANCAIS, No. 5 Nassau st. opposite
~ the Custom House. J. BONNARD z. DELAMOT-
TIE have the honor inform and
generally that they have enlarged their Breakfast and Dining
Saloons have besides arranged for
parties and will particular attention orders for Dinners
and Suppers private which they will furnish very
moderate Prices.
They constantly have on hand
Brandy Preserves of all kinds.
Liquors IN great variety.
Wines of all brands.
Oil of Olives refined.
0ruyere Cheese
New Chatel Cheese.
Truffes and Mushrooms
Fat Liver Pies, Sc. &c. OFT lm'r
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TERRAPlN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

OURMON QUI WYE, THOUSANDS
VI of our good cts lovers of good fare have been 1o
weeks past suffering severe disappoin ment from ta
closing OF the iar-famed Terrapn Lunchn The "6lfu
fevb now no viewer over and again NAV thew "fe
well known that tina John Adams of Knicke boz
ermemoTy hangs his hat up a. the Tepin also the pro
Que lme nest NIUE Ieilows IN Christendom yclep
Turtle Som soJ t.aI n s"a sS % % u he
M v, ~ n gooa eas'ng ana dnkns may %
aS ~ We AZ .ne ~ sege iook INTO the oIa
Don WI" sppesese "'e muike. OF nm WIZ me sno,I
su ,see o. ue senuins az nan inc Ola prices VIII
1e p,ia Y vi .i,e .eiess s h; -
Inc ofeeu uue served up hs oay ana every aay curing
ule ssason. OIL. I'm IN
NHuIJNARy apTIcIrS CJOAUs g.. yICro
M iNE - n go o.. In $50 :, ~
or,h; -, ;, ~ ~ III le iules
b.tmss ~ LA a W o, on INC ~ , ~,
Pssween white ana streets splendid assortment Of
NdPo'es Camaiis, FANCY anu
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SEGARS-SEGARS.

SEGARS-SEGARS
THE following choice Sega always on hand at HEN
L R!QUES'S HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGAR
STORE, wholesale and retail, basement 81 William
Rlondas, in half and quarter boxes
Do. No. ;, half and quarter boxes
Noregas, in quarter and eighth do
Para Kegalos, in gu arter do
Regalias, of superior quality, in "a and llot boxes
Congresds, in quarter boxes
Trabucas do do
La Norma, do do
La Esperanza, do do
Tres Amigos, in cartons of 20 each
London kegaas, in cartons of 10 each
La Pruea, in quarter boxes
Misgan's spotted, in quarter boxes
Panetlas do of superior quality
Yngenendad, do
Demoyas, do
Mateos, do
Principles, OF the Rendon, Cruz and Sans all deb.
Primaveras in quarter boxes
AlraLzas do
Constanas, do
Bustame ntas do
Esmero Regaas, do
Imperial do, inquare oxes, a superior article
N. B.-Hoels and groceIs Piled reasonable terms.
limb
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w s L Q X E.
COUTHOUY & new RS respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally to coll at 3al Broadway and
mine their assortment of
LAMPS, CANDELABRA, GIRANDoLEs, sc
Sitver, Plated and Britannia Vdre, Table Cutlery,
and House Furnishing Goods,
Of description which they have opened and of
Ter sale pri that cannot fail to satisfy purchasers
Enjoying superior advantages the selection and manufac
their Lamps Grandolcs Csnde abra &c, C. N.
enabled offer them variety Of atern and finish suit
able for churches hotels Stores dwellings and sailing
packets These last and desirable article web
worthy the attention Of owners and shipmssteB
Attenon particularly invited the Solar Lamp Justly
ceiebat for ts superior brlancy and economy. This
Lamp tested by affords twice the
light OF Astral while buns Tor equal number Of hours
AT half the expense. - -.
complete Of the articles above enumerated and
hore bv endeavors the and wishes OF the
public 10 merit favorable shne Of the patronage which
now solicited for their establishment oil lwss3wossrc
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Tallmadge.

Nov. a. Isaac S. U1iaan VS.. Wm. c. HoweA-This
was action brought recover the amount OF $l30 Of
the defendant on note. The defence was, that judg
ment had been obtained by attachment and there
therefore, bar to the recovery by the plaintiff sundry
authorities quoted pro and con, but the Jury found
u verdict for the plaintiff
For defendant, Mr.. Sears. For plaintiff, Mr. Grard.
Before full Bench
Several motiens were heard.
W. c. H. WaddeH vs.. Meyer Leny.-On motion OF C.
OConnor of counsel TOR defendant ordered that this
motion stand over until next Nom ay.
Circuit Court.
Nov. l4.-Adjourned account fdeath in the family
of one of the counsel in the before the Court
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Sc.
article OF Solar Lamp very superior article.
Also article Of Defecter for Improving the light Of
the old pattern Of Astral Lamp
Also. style Of Fiorenne Bronze. color mmovable.
Together with variety of Lamps and Chandeliers, for
churches halls and public buildings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Caor, Trays, Toast Racks, Candlescks Ma pkn
Rings Butter Tabs Butter and Fruit Knives, Shutters and
Fine Table Cutlery and DOZENS Japanned Tea Trays
rarity of and forms; fine glass Bowls
Pitchers Tumbes Dishes, Gobets, Decanters Water Bot
ties Sugars &c. &c.
W. III beg respectfully inform their friends customer
and the public generally that their with the
such that they sell all articles their line
kably low prices and respectfully them call
and their show which alone is sufficient compen
safe for the trouble s22 3msr
QEFORM YOUR STOVE BILLs.-Economy and utility
II being the order Of the day. the subscriber has
TO sell Stoves at the lowest possible renunerang his
Column Paror Stove all the purposes of the gate
Offices, stores halls hy The attention Of persons
wishing TO purchase,
His Of cooking Stoves surpassed in the
city, for cheapness and style OF combi
all the requisites for kitchen and Of
fuel, which item many overlook in selecting
He socn houscksepes and others give him call at the
Office Of the Warren Furnace Company No q Fulton street,
N. Y, before purchasing elsewhere,
As this manufacture their Stoves will
not be subjected by buying from second hands Their
of aIrtight cooking Stoves
Pumps, Iron Furnaces, Coffee Mills Kettles Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware &C. wholesale aud retail Orders for csstngs soil
cited y.V: TlBBETTS,
ole im'ec % Fulton street. ". Y.
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N& M M

Punetuality regards the day of sailing will be
heretofore. The price of passage outward fixed One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of description
will be provided with the exception of wines and liquors.
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE Y CO., 81 South ST.,
T.. II. MARSHALL, 80 BuIlng-slip, N. Y.
ie24 lyh Barring BROTHERS CO, L'pool.
NEW YORK AND ,LIyERP00L REGULAR COM
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MUFFs! MUFFs! MUFF5 The sudden changes n
A the weather render il ndpensbly that the
beauty and fashion Of city should avail themselves Of the
great offered guard the approaching
element season. They enabled enjoy prone made
during The coolest weather providing themselves with
fine Nun at the store of BARNETT SIMMONDS,
ii9 Broadway.
Al descriptions of Fu cleaned and repaired reduced rates
OPP I'm IN
GENERAL BENEFITS MORMON DISCLOSURES
ihe suoscoers will publish h. of the ensuing
Week. M9smolim Exposed; History Of Joe smith and
ana astounding disclosures exhibit their true
lors the poiacy and wckedness oil the Mormon leaders II
will be issued II good style Ia 2mo volume of rds of
800 pages. Orders especially solicited.
LELAND x WHITING.
ole lmsr BRADBURY, SODEN u Co. i27 Nassau st.
M A K I Ms CASH TAIL ORlNG
p ST b Bills HMEN t.
l54 WfAiam Street, Corner Of .9nn Street,
Is decidedly the cheapest in the city. There is always
hand select stock of seasonabe goods purchased tor cash.
which VIII be made order the style of make 1T,
ming &c. that has such general Satisfaction the
Gentle men requested call and Those who
furnish TN 'eiI ewn goods, can have them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Goats, made and trimmed. 81 90 to So 80
trock Goats, do do 49,. 90 TO 80
Over Goats, ...... 90 TO ii co
no Terms-Cash on delivery.
ole lm*c MICHAEL T.. MARTIN
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WINTER ARR NGEMENT.
@zei

- DIRECT.
Via Newark New Brunswick, Princeton Trenton Borden
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leaye New York. lIom the foot of Liberty daily
A N and ~ P Nj. "
The morning Line Bodentown from thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden (opposite
Phlladelphia) without change of cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot OF Ii
berty street where commodous steamboat will be read
ness, with baggage crates on board.
Philadelphia baggage conveyed from city to city,
without being opened by the way.
Each train is provided with Ladies Car in which apart
ments and dressing expressly for the Ladies
Returning, the lines leave Phadelphia from the foot of
Chestnut street by railroad from Camden O'Clock and
5ocock, Nj.
The Lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia at NJ, snd
NJ, being continuation Of the lines from New York
s28 3m*r
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Circuit Court,

County Court.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday, 22d November.
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'NOFASllLlES GOING SOUTH to the West Indies or
Europe-A respectable female "a years of age wishes 10
Soan situation as seamstress in family
offer TO South the West Indies The best OF refer
Address A A. A. box 1885, upper Post Office n
York. = ~ - s,or
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Y.
MEES, as Broadway, entrance IN LispenaId street,
second door lately from Europe Professor art oil
Fencing, gives Fencing IN the use of the
straight crooked and Turkish sword hunting knife muske
and bay onet stan, and every species Of weapons.
Gentlemen lovers of this military the army
navy Nc respectfully invited call witpcss an
biton of his skill in this seiu and important art.
spacious double Shooting Gallery Illuminated IN the
evening" Will also be found with Swiss
Ing al distance oil 2f0yards. sI6 3msr
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ONE PRICE CASH STORE.


"a Chatham street, where will be mn clothing at the
"A following low prces:Beayer and pilot cloth coats from
IS Sl3 satnet from 81 50 S.; Juble
breasted from 81 80 to $25o The OF Chatham
st-NoG
az lmer HENRY COG8WEI.I..