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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
THE STATE OF OHIO, &C
CARROLL COUNTY.
IN CHANG ERY.
Davis Vail,
w. 10 i0FGcI0ae.
William WiOrA

The said William Wier, (who is not q
resident oGthe State of OhlO) is hereby
notified that on the Sd day Of August A.
D!GS42, Davis Vail OF Carroll coun,y
Ohio, filed in the Court OF Common pleas
Of sGidsCaunly, q bill In chancery aga'ns,
the said William Wier, the, substance Of
which 10 thAron the 7th. October Md
I84l, said William Wier, executed two
several notes payable TO james Cassidy,
for two hundred a6allars each, tn oil
$400) and mortgago'tUsecure the same
on the East ttalf Of The North West ar
Of section 15, IN township l6, OF Range
6. excepting 10 and n haltacres of the
South end OF said halG'qiarterO IN Car
loll county. That one Of said notes has
been assigned 10 the SAID Davis Wall, by
the said C~assady, that the sa,d note re
marns entirely unpaid although long due
The object and pro- or ofsaid Bill, IS 10
got decree TO cell said lOnd 10 raise the
mortgage money due on said note and
for general relief.
And tho said William Wier, is hereby
notified that unless no appears, pleads,
answers, or demurs, TO the said bill
within sixty days after the next term Of
the Court, the said Davis Vail at The ex.
piraiion Of sixty days will apply 10 soi,
Court 10 take tha matters oil the said bill
as confessed, and 10 decree thereon nc
CoTdingly.
BROWN T. GRIsWOLD.
Solicitors for COmplaiaan
August 8, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
ApOtheCaTy 4 DVug Store

ApOthecaTy 4 DTWs Store
@xJEyA The subscriber respectfully
W. informs his customers and the
49, public, that he has now on
80 hauGs the argest and best as
soltmenl d
DRUGS, PAINTS, GUMS DYE
SIUFFS. GLASS WARE, OILS. of
every description, PATENT MEDI
CiNES, Walls, &c ever offered Tor
ssae in this pace; WHICH he is prepared
10 sell al very reduced prices for cash or
approved produce.
Physicians throughout The country are
respectfully %suIlcltt d to call and examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Haters. Shocnakcrs, Painters, Cabi.
net and Chair Makers. FuIIers, Il Dy eis
can be supplied with articles in their
line Of business. on The most reasonable
terms
Orders executed with f~aithfulness and
despatch.
Store "no door south vest of Mr. Leg
geu's Hotel.
r KENNEDY.
Corrolion, Dec. "a, ls4l.
TIE subscriber requests a those in.
debted to him to call immediately and
make p"J menl, us longer indulgence
will not he given.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
MAY 6 l842.
I@gI1
The subscriber wishes 10 purchase
three hundred bushels OF dred peaches.
Thusc having The article Tor sale will
please calI N,lh us before making en-
gagcments elsewhere.
A. L. LlTTELL.
Aug, %. l842,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
C HAIR MAKING!
The SUBSCRIBE. re,

sgsN The Subscriber re.
JuiN 'sPectluIly Informs the pub
~ lie that he has commenced
XM the above business IN the
wv shop formerly occupied by
D. J., Floyd, nearly opposite the Wash
Hall aud a lew doors west OF the
C1rrlllon Hall, where he is prepared to
make and finish work in the neatesl and
most su b%st#ntial manner His prices
will be moderate for cash or approved
produ Ce. BY strict attention TO bust,
ncssphe hopes to merit a liberal share Of
The public patronage.
ABSALOM karin.
CarroIlton, June 10, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
THEY HAZE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

THEY HAZE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
All kinds of Goods,
(which will be sold as W a can be had in This or any other Town Their Goods
acre purchased in Nw York for CASH.
Cash PAID FOR PRODUCE, AS USUAL.
Bolivar, Angus, 1919.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
GROCERIES.

Good Green Rio Coffee, 8 lbs, for $l,0O
IL, Is and I8 lbs Sugar for 81 90
Loaf Sugar, l2a cents per pound,
Indigo, 9 10 l2a cts. per o., $l,25 per lb
Molasse', 81 to rs cents per gallon,
Rice, 5 100 cents per pound,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

100 lbs. for $l1,5O; per Bag, !.
Lamp Oil. $1,OO per goIion,
Whale Oil, rs cents per gallon,
Tea, so, rs and $l,0O per pound,
Nader, Is cents per pound,
Salt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
A. I'D. TAHYEJR s. 90.
B OLIVA R

will, until further notice, retail for Cash or Produce The following Goods
al The prices med-SubedO Gny deduction hat may be made ia the MassiIon
market
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29

ShovelS, rs cents, Spades so cents each
Hinges, 8 cents per pound,
Trace Chains, 62s to s7a, good g. heavy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

Merlnoes, from 37A to rs cts per yard
Heavy Ticking, l28 TO 25 cts per yard
Clrcassians, l8} to 37t cts per yard
MouseIine de Lanes, l84 10 so per I'd.
FIanuels, 1874 To- SO cts per yard.
o $l,00 for 5 pounds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-09-29
Hats, Caps, Shoes and Leather.
.

Bar Iron, "a TO 5 cents per pound;
Nails, S to $3.50 per 100 pounds,
Axes, for 100 TO $I,25 each, warranted,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-07
TIE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1912.

unused some of hem had 'other fish to frs, ;
so making concentrated rush up to the
post office window, they succeeded in sqeez-
ing the Hooser out. After getting on the
pavement, he uttered his sentiments after
the following style:
=, "1ou are passe of heigh pressure horse
leeches) Your SO mean, that you won't
snore at night for fear of wearing out the
bed clothes! You're such darned rogues,
that when you die, old Nick will set YOU
to pickin oakum made ont of dead mems
coffin nails! You chawed off, billed down,
dried up set of rotten gocrd headed pukes
i can lick you till you won't know your
self from the inside of a skunks gizzard."
Two gentleman now minated to cur ex-
cited friend that there was such place as
the calaboose. He took the hint and sloped
Immediately.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-07

! think none the worse Of you; and, if it's
any satisfaction, you may say it was me-"
"Say it was you! Why it was.'
"Capital, upon my life; do you hear him,
Smith, how well he takes cue? but stick
it, old fellow, don't think you Il be be-
Ileved; but-Say a aCaS mer'
Mr.. Brown BuEkem was perfectly right.
Mr.. Adophus Casay was not believed; for
some time he told the story as it really was
but to no purpose. The indeiatigable
Brown was always appealed to by mutual
friends, and his answer invariably was
"Why, CdSdySa steady fellow, Tam not;
it might injure him. Idefy report; there
fore gave him leave to-Say it Uas me-
And this was all the thanks Mr.. Adol-
Phus Casay ever got for bailing friend.
EusRos.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-07

NEwsPAPERs.-A newspaper is the his
tory of the world for one day. 1t is the
history of that world in which we now
live, and with it we are consequently
more concerned than with those which
have passed away, and exist only in re-
membrance; though to check US in our 100
fond love of it, we may consider that the
present. likewise, will soon be past. and
take its place in the repositories of the
dead Bishop Horne.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-07
THE BOON,s LICK TIMES.
JAMES R. BENSoN.& CLARK H. GREEN,
Publishers g. Proprietors,
And Publishers 81 the Laps, DC, Of the United
.. States, BY authortty
II f IL vi 8

TIE IL MS.
Published every Saturday, at So in advance, or
% AZ the end OF the year. No paper discontinued
but at the option of the editors until all arrearages
are paid--and failure to give notice (before the
end OF the Year, of wish to discontinue will be
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, Of twelve lines or less
Tor the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is Or
dered, without the number of insertions being spe-
Cited, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of The
proprietary until forbid, and charged for accor-
dinghy.
All Advertisements from strangers, as we'll So
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
che cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray co.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
W. F. SwILzLER, Columbia Boon CO.
G. r. BRowN, Platte City, Platte co.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon CO.
WIN, D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randol phi CO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-05-07
The Sons Vow.

Love is lord of Truth and Loyalty;
Lifting himself out of the lowly dust,
On golden plumes up to the purest sky"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
H0YT 4 cos OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE

Drawing of Va Mononsafa Lottery Class p. drawn Dec
~ 16 Il IL IS ~ 80 IL ~ - IL.
zone snug Prizes sold and paid in the above 10y
HoYT co.
Driving Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. extra
II 81 - &c Q IT 81 II a.
Drawing Of Va. l.ecsburg I.niiery No 20
IL - IS ~ - 80 al
Tickets Nos II - 81 sinal pz- IN the above
and paid by Howl A 90 -
Dmwing OF Va Ieesburg Lottery e1ra. No. 81
~ ID : - 20 IL ~ 10 i5 40 n 40
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery No ga
20 81 ID SO 50 80 81 So 10
Drawing 81 Va LeesbuTg Lottery. extra 81
"a - I6 I 40 80 -
Drawing Of Va MOnongala Lottery No Sc
II 10 II II IS % I6 ~ Is I ~ -.
hofr CO daily selling Prizes country friends
Don't forget 10 end Tor chance the Lottery 4. Dec
LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
Va. tccsbnrg Lottery. Glass H.. he dawn Deem.
Der lOh-taitals S33yi l,76I so OF Tickets 10
oeheai@ OF package Of 25 Whole the above Will
be sent for sl3o-shares in proportion
OF $4,000 for 18th December Tickets sl5
Va. Monongalin Lottery. CIas. q. To be drawn De
c"mber siih-'ap'a, 100000. 10000, aI0o 900 &c
Tickets $40.
certificate Of package 25 Whole Tickets in the above Will
be for $3.50 ~
Va. Leesburg Lottery, Glass =, be December
S-CaPiais 100000 1880 10000 1000 200 Of $50
SC. Tickets $40. 49, wv " $500
certificate Of package Whole Tickets in tina above will
De sent Tor Sl3O-shares IN proportion.
of 20 always have on hand Tickets Lotteries adyer
Used by G. Gregory Co. and will with their ae-
cusioInei prDmpin.s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
WORTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE RUILDING.
LOTTERIES TO M DRAWN sOON


LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON
va Uonousaiia- extra, Class a. to be received
on Tuesday night Pzes-S75OO. $500 I5OO IIs, 100
81. 80 '" ''e~'N
New Jersey. Class No. 90. received on Wene.-
day night Prizes-S2OO0O 5000 1890 20 Of 1000
20 "oo 20 oi 300 &c - Nos and ~ drawn
Va MononraIia. extra Class NO. J2. 10 h. ~
ccN'd on Thursday night Prizes-SISOOO Pisa
10 OF 1000 40 of 300 80 Nos and drawn Tickets a.
Wa. Lecsburg, Glass. No. IL, to be drawn on FRIDAY
1000 Of 300 OF zoo 100 &c 90 Nos ana
~ drawn. Tickets 81.
Grand consolidated extra, Class No. IS. to he
received Saturday night 5000 5000 2Oss
O oil 1000 10 OF 400 10 Of 3O0 Nos and
drawn Tickets -, and the smallest prize, metz. S.
VA. Lccsburg, Class e. Ice drawn Alexandria sstur
DAY the 10th December Splendid Przs 294 or say
nett $4,000 ll16i $4,000 6OOO 5000 1000 500
s36l 80 prizes OF 900 sc. Tickets $40.
Mammoth scheme.
Union Lottery, Glass No. I5t of December
at AeNntra 100000 divided prizes of 2
loOOO 5000 5000 Sl53 Of 1000 50 przs Of
1000 &c &c IS Nos-i4 drawn Tickets SIS
MA certificate Of package of whole tickets will be
sent Tor sls9 and halves rghs the sane
''~fN'
Va. MonongaIia, Glass =. to be drawn At Alesandr,
Dec "a Przes-S30OOO 10000 5000 500 AMI 100 of
1000 Sc &c 80 Nos. and IL drawn. Tickets $40
va Leesbura- Class No =, be drawn at Alexandria
1000 1878 1900 1890 1900 20 Of 1000 &c g.
az Nos and II drawn Tickets $40
NB-An orders confidential and attended 10 with promptnes
for Packages for a Ticket
lcshares in all The above, prorortion-or sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
lotteries.
JAMES PHALEN & co, MANAGERS,
RIcunoND, VIRGINIA..


SPLENDID SCHEMES FOs TIE MONTHS oF DECEMBER
Grnad Consolidated LOTTERY, No H. dnswnz ~
oeised frriay evening Derrner 9haptals $4,000 600
&c. 80 Nos--ii drawn HalDts. Whol~ Ticket 81
SSl.aaid Schear.
Schoot Fund Lottery. No. gI5. Monday
evening December i.th-1aptal. $4,000.
ooo 1910 10 OF 1000 20 % 500 80 Of 400
Nos-ii drawn Bsaots. Whole Tickets $40.
81 fI"ay evening Dee. i5t-Capa $4,000
100 i0oO. % 500 81 100 &c
as Nos--li drawn Ballots. WlBosc Ticket. -.
Spfaadsd >cs,me.
Schoof Fund LOTTERY, No. s22 drawing MONDAY
evening December isbtapital- 10000 10000 5000
1000 5000 $500 2.22o 20 of 1000 10
300 &c az NOs--i5 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets $40
ell Friday evening December e3d-Cspa Of sI2joo.
5000 of 2oi2!. 20 of 1000 100
&c as No--l3 drawn Ballots Whole Tickets So
SpLrdsi
Sciool fund Lottery, No 22S drawing Monday
December 96-CaP,al $40 600 60oO 1000
>o zoo ESQ Of 5oo &e Is Nos-I3 drawn Ballots
cts si2-shaTes in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ~. drawin: re-
eeed friday December 3Oh-Capiisl-
10 OF 1000 Is OF 500. 10 Of 200 100
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets s5--lare. in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
schooi Fund Lottery, No. 23i drawing received Mon
1900 400 1900 1900 Ioo prizes 1000 ~ Nos-Is
drawn Ballots Whole Tickets si2--li,f.- in proportion.
pPaekages OF Whole Tickets Shares single whole and
shares IN the usual variety Full prn;
ed schemes 81 all the Loi1s under gratis
To those who may desire
4o'rs meet the prompt attention. eap,a priI--
a. usual with ~, At sight TiIo'S q BIGGER
NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
CHARLESTON MARKET Me- =

COTfON-There been nm aeiy. nau,v 10, In,,,t ,.
zoe % OF our review OF The Goth uii' tire sales
lOssd bags against the receipt Of
The market throughout been very unsettled AMI an,
views OF dealers have been conflicting that impossible
draw Just conclusons aud
without further The follows: rs At Az N
at az - - a, 81! 20 So is7 81. So as at 5i
OF 90 NJ CO 057 a 81: 53 6 :i5 az nj IA
~ at az % n; 9; 80 g. 90 81 cents pe
H. The sales Of Sea Island follows 90
2s 10 from % to 30 and lot at something per
RICE-There for Til. article since I'm,
date OF our last and the bulk Of the sales have me
qiahe ON which holders generally have submitted
dncon on the business OF the continue
an request for foreign shipment and consequence
W maintain former prices while the have been
almost entirely neglected week 20,3 ees
and The receipts ST6 iicree The following
at 1916; n ats!: isi nj ia q. =, o.
20 at SIC; 75 si 2I4 at q; 50 Al D no. os
at %; ~ at sl asa si; and 80 81 per
no'sh kich-Ihe sales are rs olows:-2o00 G5; 1000
at 0e 1900 at 40; and i7.5ss bushels
3RAiN-fhere have been arrivals OF CoRS
The receipts of OATS have been 5000 bushels Maryland
sold AT 30 per buShel.
FLouRwe still without consequence TO n,
port the business of the week having been
baltimore Howarstrect and Virginia % 4. 81
hrfa brands Virginia has IN some instances been worked
something above these
BACON AND LARD.-Nothing done IN either article
slIe our last and the quotations OF the previous week
without change.
sAT-Abom 1850 sacks been since our last
The receipts Of the previous selling on ship
board at NJ: and I0aSl bached Cadx
continues To command quotations.
SUGARs-Ihe receipts sinee
from New Orleans so Of which
ing from ; to 81, according quality
CoFFEE-rhc business OF the has also been
hight and confined almost exclusively
M N auction the quality OF which represented
former was knocked of Mt ranging nn =!
abom li3 bags
MOI.ASSES.-The bbl.
Neworieans which retailing per gallon We
nav, no wholesale tanact ons IN either Orleans Cuba
DOMESTIC LIQuORS-Abom 100 bbls y AMI 80 bb,s
Northern Gin have been received sine" last but yet
CaIon.-CouRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
CLARKES OFFICE.
RICHMOND, Va.
FOR TINS WEEK. &C..

FOR THIS WEEK, &c.
Received TUESDAY night Baltimore C,ptas-7 500 ,Oo
1900 l,l6i. 1000 sc. Tickets So
Received "Wednesday Jersey CITY C,p,aIoo oOo
"uoO' SoOu 1000 'i9O and 20 Of 1000 Tickets s.
Received Thursday night from Baltimore Capitals II 600
'OOO 1000 Sls0 and 10 of 1000 &c. Tickets 81
9Th Dee Drawn at the Exchange Richmond CapiiaIs-IO 600
2iOi. ) Of 1000 Tickets 81
Received Saturday night Captas-2 Of 10 OO0 1000 loss
~ HOoO 10 ot 100 &c. Tickets -. Netting s.
LcesbuTs Lottery. Glass W, drawn the 10Th Of
December NJ MerDdria CaptalsS35 2q4 iI76i 6OO0 OOO
"ooo' s'oo DO OF 1000 Sc IS Nos-2 drawn. $40.
tnion Lottery, Class o. to be drawn at Alexandria.
SlSa OF 1000 Of 1000 1000 SC ~ and IS draw,
Tickets SIS ~ " '''
ohoh2ntn- class q. To IT, drawn Alexandria Deem
Der 9Th Capia-s3OOO0 10000 5000 600 500 loo 81
1000 &c 80 Nos-12 drawn. Tickets $40
beesbura- Glass =, to be- December 9 NJ Acr.n
dra Capiials-S3OOOO 1850 5 600 900 7aI ooo
Nos-ii drawn. Tickets $40.
-. w. n CLARKE
" orders from the country in an Lotteries sold Managers
meet with prompt attention. "A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
AUCTION SHES YESTERDAY.

Nolasses-Poro Rico, 81 hhds. IL n l7sc. per gal.
Sngar-Porio Rico, II hhds, S6625 Cos per 100 lbs
the above of the schr Henry from Saco and sold
ON 4 mos. credit
damaged S5,9Oa595 per 100 lbs. i mos.
PoTk-Western Mess, 80 bbs, ssasic. per ID, 4 mos.
Coiee-SL Jago, damaged, 81 bags, 65a5hc. per ID. 4
Wrapping Paper-300 renms 2Oa23c; % double reams.
5Oc. per rcnm, cash.
FLOuR-Supertne, damaged, II hbls. 81 ISL; l7s do
hne, - 5O, 81 do cross middlings, 50 per bb cash
ShlNS-tioat, South American, 2l ,00O 6c each E mo-
Boston iII1S nj RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
Extensive Collection of Valuable Hook.

IN Ihl ksDNf EVENING, Dec 9Th at O'Clock
We Will sell without and valuable Rocks
embracing in Iau
'o- Naval History yi Richardson's English Dictionary ey:
Narsas Life Of Washington jefferson sy Ann,l
OF aetn w RnSes Moiern Europe, 3v Browns Philosophy
" rope fro-s British Poets Bozs complete works plates Ca
r's Library Literature ": Burtons song.;er Crls,
complete works Novels in &c Iavaers Physioenom,;
Ancient History Josepu; Moore; Piptar Coer
Milton Rad Cap Paper &c Washington Irving sy; Bakevers
1eooy italans Middle Ages genieeus Med Pool
Book Iockhart Burns Presidents Messages Historical a.
cotda Matte Bruins Geology, 6v Humphreys Clock; Byron.
Shakespeare Bulwers works Maras Roswell. Johnson En-
teanins Repository, 3 johnson Walkers s pictionar
Pope ossian Iaeon Cowper Pooeks Of Time C. Able
Three saniar Scottish Chief; Penny Magazine: Universal Ira
Weller Bakers Ivy Smiths yides aurpys Tacis Family
and Pocket Bibles complete writings Jefferson 6y- sco. NJ,
leon; Miss Ianions Works; Paror Iot-a &c a.
9Sy-Eooks ready for on "Wednesday
Q>T-Sale without reserve.
de OrS 4. ppD,r,r,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06

MARkE1S-Saiurdoy Ereaing, December J.
Corros.-The sales Of the week ending last evening
Were fair extent amounting to $500 balos of WHICH
2IOD were Upland aud Florida at 81 n cents, 1900 Mo-
bile tea -. and 400 New Orleans 81 81 cents The
arrivals during the same period 1927 bales The
market generally has been heavy and we notice prices At
about OF cent lower than Saturday last We gon,c
Upland, fair al good and fine "a c. N Orleans fair
90 a, good fair 81 - cents; and Albania fair -
al GEMS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
PRICES OF COTTON FIRST III DECEMBER.
1889. 1910. 1871 1912
Upland, per H. 9al05 u II 10 - ago 81 a cts
Florida Gall 71aIO 7IaIO ii a Z"
Alabama 9al2 dali & nIIG 81 n ~
New Orleans Sale 7lalI X sIo "a a oi

FLOUR AND GgAIN.-On Saturday Inst we noticed the
pnee Canal advanced 50a4 sol. Later in the day
holders were ,t higher in their preensons. and the
inencement OF this week, the weather became in
clement and was reduced of certainty that the
canal navigation for season, prices became still
higher, and 50 generally demanded. The business
however, has not been brisk that price and sales
have been nude fraction less and quote the rates of
to-day s3a5OO for Gonesee and 5a4933 for Ohio
and Michigan.
Some small sales of made during the week
at 81, $3.50 Of Howard S., and Baltimore
cliy NJ Si15 Rye flour is rather dull 80 la 25 for
North River and S325 1891 for Jersey. Buckwhea
worth 81, - 1926.
We notice sales OF several thousand bushels western wheat
al 9ln95 cents, leaving the market nearly bare Sales of
Northern Rye, during the week, Stats cents Holders
are asking az cents and buyers willing give
"a or ID cents Sales OF North River Barley 1880 cents
with LOT from second hands 81 leaving little none now
i'll market
Oats are higher. Sales of Northern at 29a3l cents
closing at the latter and OF Southern 23a25 cents
In corn there is but little doing. Sales of Northern
at 43a4i cents and So for old About l2O0
bushels from New Odeans sold from the ship at 50I
cents weight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
STRATTON'S OFFICE.

Drawing n Monongala Lottery. ClasS P-Dpeen,bcr
~ l6 ~ 25 - So ~ u % 60 10 a.
Drawing Of Monongala Lottery. No. 50-Deceinber :
90 30 81 n / - 60 - 81 81 90
Drawing ofGand Consolidated. No. ~ Extra
u 96 81 66 % 81 ~ a. N -
"onon.oin Lottery, No. -. Extra. drawing ~,
ceived by Tuesday Evenings Mail Pflc Of s7SOOn sso0 ina
iiuu lu"u &c - NoS-i5 dawn Tickets 81.
Ncw Jersey Lottery. No. 100. Drawing received h,
"wednesday Evening. Prize $40 COCO 5000 1000 stoo
20 Of 1000 &c. - Nos.--l2 drawn Tickets s.
"on"nkaItn Lottery, No. 90. extra. Drawing r.
eevei hy Thursy Evenings Mai rfise Of sts 600 1000
"uo sIs' W OF 1000 SC ~ Nos-li drawn Tickets s..
p VI Prze NJ $4,000 9tOf : of 1000 a. &C. Nos-ts
dawn ballots Tickets 81
Dmwiur received hy SATURDAY Eyepns's N, Pic - so
200 each ~ 1000 snss 10 goOO g. So Noso drawn
Tickets ,notU 81 ~ '"'"
t'ccSSurg Lottery, Glass "a. for MONDAY Morning
rae 81 sHnt li56t 5000 9nnn ssOa 2l6t so m tooo
&c Tickets $40 Is Nos-Is drawn a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

'ttf VIII Offer Tor sale, privately.
Il until the 18th day Of JANUARY next that large and com
ndou- brick building situated in Duvai city Of
Richmond and not disposed Of will thcu
be- offered at public sale - O'Clock premises. f fair IL
not on the nsri fair day theeaer) contain.
Two arge rooms and passage the first
on each OF the floors above and There
ao on the premises good brick house and ru
a' me water any TO he found
den which contains Of ground For terms
&e- which will be accommodating. apply tn
rIIrs r.,-r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-06
By InIoes * nrother.
TRUST SALE or NEGROEs, FURNITURE
CROPS CORN, OATS, DC. &c.
v -,

Ey virtue oil TWO leeds OF Trust, executed by
e Beverley ieh the END February Niles
- nen Trustee The other 10 Charles Sen. Trustee record
IN PoShatan shsn sell by Public Auction RsDAY the
I1th December NJ fair otfeve the al
Martins the residence Of the aid Beverley ei Powhaian the
property contained the said Deeds for purposes therein men
honc-conpri-ing from Is 30 them hrst
rate Man Cook Blacksmith Carpenter House
servants AMI Field Hands Men, Women Boys Gir.-the
Household and Kitchen Furniture Mattress, Red
Linen AMI Table Linen all of excellent quality large quantity 600
or "i splendid silver plate China and Cut
ye-ih~ stocks Of Cattle sheep and Hogs approved hres
Plantation uen-ils II prime Mules pair boaed Car
mage Horses riding Horses.
The PLANTATION UTENSILS AND FURNITURE nm nj
me best kinds ana amongst the
Tables with Mirrors aaeheda splendid Wardrobe smaller do
an excellent Piano hair bottom Chain. Cau-ts and
Rugs, Oh Cloths Winkow Curtains
ALSO
Th" Of Corn being harel. and croo o
Oats Fodder. Shucks Straw.
T-rmsFor the Negroes and Plate required the
maiDder Of the property months with ntere,,
added for all $50, approved secuntyn
DER s'u cash MILES q. SELDEN 4,
CHARLES sELDEN i"-''es
spie conducted by