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

STRANGE VlslroR.-A fine largebear, weighing
about 800 pounds, was shot near the village OF
Edenville in this county, on Thursday of last week.
Bruin bad been prowng about the swamps in that
section for some time. lot OF hunters finally
made chase. drove him from the swamp, and at
last cornered him under the wagon-house of MIR.
Abraham L. Liens where he was captured.
Goshen (Orange Coz Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
GEO. l.. KErpyE, Secretary.

p Gouraud,s Essn de Reaaie, 1917 IA ali Gu
DISCRIMINATING TAM pimpIes, reckes, m VEL
taneous eruptons. This beautiful cosnenI ~ hsf at
known need another word. The genuine m Bread.
way. 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

" Central Clay Communicable meeting OF
toe Central Clay Committee bed a, National Hall os Wed
nesday evening, October i2h, 1912, the following resou
lions were unanimously adopted:
R<solpsd That the Delegates report this Committee
its pext meeting the names and the number OF the mem
bers Of their respective Clubs
Re.olued That tue nsxt meeting Of the Committee be held
on Wednesday Evening October2S.
The permanent organization of the Committee was COM
pIeted by the election Of the following gentlemen officers
for the ensuing Year:
President. JAMES n. REYNOLDS.
Vios President. JAMES KELLY, PHILIP BsrssELL.
Secretaries John T. DODGE, b. AUSTIN MUIR.
tEatraet from the minues.l
JAMES e. BEERS, Secretary pro ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
p The Northern Indianan (Goshen) says:

GT The Northern lndanan (Goshen) says;
q We notice some genius down stream is cutting
away at the Wings for disturbing the ComProm-
ise Act Don't the fool know that the law ha'
expired--that it was passed to keep Gen. Jack
son from hanging Calhoun, so that he might he
tho Loco.Foco candidate for President in 1874
that money must be raised to pay tho debt created
by Mr.. Van Buren's magnificent Administration
and to keep the Government moving just now .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

IF We refer our readers who troubled with erup-
lions on their face such pimpes, eces bloches salt
reun yellow ard dark skin, Ike. the fact that several
respectable persons have banded in Their names belng
Of the American Eagle g Chatham street We advise all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

70 DAVID r. PORTER, Governor of Pennsyl-
venia, being lately sued by A. j. Rathrock, house
carpenter, for SIS, being balance due for work
on his house, pleaded privilege as Governor TO be
exempted from arrest, and fer the abatement of
the writ Is not this the lowest depth of mean
ness +? If some Federal Aristocrat' had done IT.
how the land would have rurg with execraiion !.
The Justice overruled the plea, far as it asked
an abatement of the writ, and gave judgement for
the full amount claimed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
Rrech

TFur Freiheif und Esrechf-DeuoLlssss.uss, Hen
ry Clay House corner Of Avenue and 'o, ae
tag Abend den nth Get. ach'; mr. ns,v,auSen DIR
comni,.ae aoep''H'' e'"se'""' Pr BflsSELL,
"oih'h'''ee- A. SCHWARTZ,
p.TREsHMAHSs
o,7 4. LAMB&ICHf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

members Of the irish Emgranl society ate BE-
ved to attend quarterly meeting Of The anS Broad
held al Washington Hail. Of e,ass
81 =" ''NA' ROBERT HOGAN, Pf, ,ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

1.-THE manager OF the NewYor Museum has engaged
for this eek wonderful Dwarf who IS sny thirty
,ix inches high; Sr. Collins the celebrated comic SINGER
N Wright Tn, faiseto raeIodist who possesses the voice
of woman and sings character The and the al,
IRE cuppe the illusion Bearue, Resale Master Young,
&c The admission The wbolr is only sllng-cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

I Hon. JOHN F. H. CLAIBORNE has retired
from the editorial chair of the Natchez Free
Trader, in consequence of his appointment as Com
missioner to investigate Indian claims under the
treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek. [MissssiPPian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

r. The talented and bumorou. Dr.. Valentine is drawing
large crowds of intelligent and respectable citl-
zens to tie American Museum Hisctaracters original
uuidue and ful huor This week be gives his
celebrated Lecture Phrennlogy, OF the happe-t
burie,qres ever heard. Sgnor Viraidfs Automaon
Fsures continue 10 attract much attention and applause
Thev perform twice every dsv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

Mr.. BELLows's DIscoURsE.-Those who wish
copy of the eloquent discourse of Mr.. Bellows
on the Life and Character of DR.. CLAIMING, vii
be glad TO see by the advertisement that c.
Francis, in Broadway, publishes it to-day ina neat
pamphlet from the authors manuscript. Price
one shilling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

~ INDIAN ConH.-The first severe frost of the
season occurred in the vicinity of Rochester on the
22d of September The largest portion of Indian
corn was beyond its injury. Genesee Farmer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17
THE WESTERN CAPTIVE.

OK TEX TIMES OF IEfUNsEE.
A new Original Novel; written expressly Tor tho ~
WORLD, by ,ha, weliknows add talented su,hcre,, a.
Sral SMITH, viii be publishsd on h
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 10.
in an Extra double number OF the NEW woRI ID. IN 40.
vo form, pea,ly s,i,chsd in covers.
arhe character OF this work !. almost sufficiently e,o,
by It's title. The scenes are laid on the Western So
during the exciting period OF the LIS, 3arapd ,s.
nous battles Introduced which have eoDierred 49,,
glory on The names OF HARRISON and JOHNSON. The .-
wildly picturesque and the incidents ara Intervene, ~
the bess skin OF the accomplished writer.
We take than pleasure In istrodpri,,, =,
work 10 the public since IL purely Americae in n,
acter and cannot tai to be welcomed with cordial r
will in every section o! our country.
II Price lsi certs singie--$i2 per hundred. Ar.,,
should forward their orders immediately os,c. n =
Ann-s;rees, N. Y. ~ ,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

~ C.,er.T Committee of Democratic
wbix Young DIen.-An acienrned meeting OF this
Comni,,ee will be held at the hFosa*ay mouse lh'9
EVENING, f7th Oct, 1912, a, u O'Clock
~ o-der ADDISON DOUGHERTY, Chairman
Z, T.sIon Secretaries oil /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

A BoY KlLLED.-The Coroner yesterday morn
ing held an inquest at No. el4 Orange street, IN
the rear, en- the body of James Murty, Jr. aged
nine wears The lad had been to the wool-store of
Mr.. Richard Major, No. $50 Pearl street. to take
home some wool for his mother, and while at play
in the fourth story with his younger brother, ne
by some accident fell through the hatchway TO the
ground and was instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-17

U Mr.. NJ ROBINSON, graduate of Union
Theological Seminary and the author of a valua-
Die Chronological Chart, will lecture this evening
on the Rise and Fall OF Ancient Empires aiming
at univcrsality with reference the Fulhlment OF
Prophecy. We believe this lecture will be well
worth hearing. See Card.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
GENERAL. SCOTT

The New York American, in Publishing Major
General SCOTS recent card to the editor Of the Ma
disonan, denying the charge of his hostility TO the
Treaty with England, makes the following re-.
marks:
While speaking OF this upright, honorable, and
distinguished man, II seems not out of place TO add
a few remarks as to the Iona which some papers
occasionally indulge toward him, as though he were
political asprant, and such in the way Of other
eminent men.
Nothing can be more unjust TO Gen. Scott. He
IS not, and never was, candidate for the Presi-
deneyi but content with, aud justly proud OF. tho
high station which he adorns, of Msjor General
Commanding the armies of the United States he
iuihls all its duties, without turning the right or
the leit-ne,her counting those IN power, nor inlr-
gung with those out oft
In the great struggle Of 1S40 his name was put
forIh us that Of leader, around whom Americans
might rally with honor;-and as such, it was urg
ed by strong vote at Harrisburg; but another
name prevailed, and Gen. Scott was among the
hrst TO proclaim, not aequiescencc merely, but
| satisfaction, with that result.
Since that period Gen. Seo,t-quosoned from
various parts OF the country TO HI, political pin
cpies and opinions, by czeus who still turned
their eyes 10 him as a candidate for the Presidency
replied by circular which was made public, net BY
him, and which, though containing an express init
nation TO the contrary, was looked upon as a de-
claratlon by Gen. Scott that he u candidate for
| the Presidency. Not so. He expressly saws he ia
no.; but he adds, what no man 10 his eminen, pos :
ton, and with his views of what a good citizen
owes TO his country, could avoid. that Il nomna. ted
Tor the Presidency, he would accept the nomination.
Until, therefore, Gen. Scott shall have accepted
nomination for the Presidency, flor the Vice Prts-
dency he should not be asked and could not be ex-
pected 10 accept n nomination and relinquish his
prescn, high posion,) il does not seem fair that he
should be assaied as political aspiran,. With
party politics he NEEDLES not at ALL for his official
duties necessarily bring him into relations with all
parties; but nevertheless, it is not doubtful, that
with his known preference or and attachment to-
Wing principles, he will rejoice as cordially as any
| Wing among us, in the success Of that eminent
Statesman upon whom all hopes almost for tho res
| cue Of the nation seem TO rest-IIEHRY CLAY.
To guard against any possibility Of msconsiruc.
ton or Misrepresentation to these remarks, we add
that they made without any communication
whatever with or from General Scott.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
OF T. ICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By aud ieih The adries and consent Of the Senate

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By aud tcih he Gdries and consent Of the Senate
John p Brown, Drngoman TO the Legation OF the
U. s. at the Sublime Porte.
CONSULS.
A d Mann, of Ohio, at Bremen, in the place of
+ ] Grund.
Edward Carnage, of S G, at Florence.
+ Il Livingston, Of n Y, at Nantes, in the place
OF N Haly, deceased.
Marks Of Y, at La Rochelle, in the place Of
III Vaubibber, resigned.
Philip A de Creny, Of Maine. for the Island of
Martinique, in the place Of John Z. Wood de.
ceased.
Levi Bixby, OF Vermont, at Paramaribo in the
place of Thomas Trnsk, resigned.
w w Smith, OF Va, at Maingorj in the place
of S Wallaek, resigned.
MeGresor, at Campsche, in the place Of C
S PEBBLES, resigned.
John Robinson. OF n Y, at Guaymas, in Cali
fornia. in the place of Z S Glasgow resigned.
Pou, at Barcelona, in the place of J A B Leo
nnrd.
g G Alexander, Of III, at Bombay, in the place
OF A Webster.
J Cooke, OF Va, at XibarS, in Cuba, in the
place OF G Bulbs. resigned
Eben II Dorr, of Mass, at Valparaiso, in the
place OF G G Hobson, resigned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
TREAsuRT DEPARTMENT,
First Comptroller's Office,
Aug. 30th. 1912.
Jul 10 htIFIf
J. w. McCULLOCH. Comptrol


NEW YORK, "WEDNESDAY, p. M.
Quite moderate business was transacted az tho
stock exchange this morning Kentucky Bonds ad =
vaneed Ii Mohawk !; Long Island !.
Southern Exchanges were rather dull, Baltimore
is at par Virginia is at u Il; North Carolina Qt
2ii Columbu, 90 80; Apalachieola ~ ~; Mo.
bile 80 81 Montgomery %; Nashville s 6;
Louisville 2! 3; st. Louis , a 81; Cincinnati 81
81. Exchange on London closed firm at 1907 a
1917; and on France at 5.35.
SALES AT THE FIRsr BoARD.-IOO shares
Harlem lag; $4,000 Ohio 6's, 70; $4,000 Kentucky
Bonds 7si.
Nothing was done in Cotton. Flour is in fair
demand. large sale Of Genesee was made a, 81
81 IS, Troy 81 81; Southern Flour brings So I2t
a IS 25-a small lot of Old Georgetown was taken
{" IS S7i. 600 bushels illinois Wheat sold at 81
o. 500 bushels Of North Carolina do. (inferior)
Is cts; $50 bushels do lie; 500 bushels yellow
fiat Virginia Corn sac; $500 bushels Ohio, via
Canal, SIS; 5000 New Orleans Sic, weight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
POCKET XETOES.

We infer from the following, in the Mndisonian.
that the Land Bill and the Bill relating 10 contested
elections, have been vetoed:
No time was allowed him (tbe Presidency to
examine two important bills-the Lard bill, and the
one in reference 10 contested elections. These did
not receive his signature. Whether he pocketed''
them, or Slowed" them elsewhere, will doubtless
be subject OF grave discussion hereafter"
II is said, tina; the bill which grew out of the
Mcleod case, has shared the same fate. We think
this very probable, as Tyler sen, special message
TO Congress- urging the passage Of such bill as
,hsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
WIN. M. VAUGHAN.

A NATIVE of the county Of Dnwdde, who was the
n son OF WIN Vaughan, deed, has not been heard Of
TOT some time There lisa sum Of money apart for him
as heir 81 law OF his brother, Jeremiah Vaughan decd,
late Of Petersburg II alive he would now be about ~
years Of age.
He served several In the Public Guard In the
City Of Richmond, about seven years ago. There was
report that he had the stare OF North Carolina bur
noceTnn information has been obtained and the proba
hhiy H. he Is dead. Any information respecting him
would be thankfully received by the subscriber who
been directed by decree Of tho Hastings Court 0f Pc
ieisbnre 10 make this enquiry for the Information OF
Court. DAVID MAY, Comm'r.
Petersburg, August ~ 1872 au23 elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
From tho Madras undi0 spectator April ie.h.

'' '''0 'N7IIH NI'IHI HltVIAIIIl hPII IVITI
livery favorable accounts of the cotton experi.
ment have again reached from Coimbntoor, the
pickings now amounting TO fcom 500 to GOO pounds
daily. The present crop, though poor one, has
much more show than the native crops in the vici-
nty although Is now pretty certain that the crops
in the South will this year prove in most cases
future. The comparative success Of the American
seed is therefore, very satisfactory, for although
sown month or six weeks too late, it is equal
ly forward with the native cotton. Should next
season prove favorable one for cotton crops, we
are informed that produce of 1000 bales OF A
merican cotton is by no means improbable"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

CARPETS, &c, sc.
". CUNNINGHAm has just received and
De opened, chesp lot Of
Rag Carpets
Scotch CarpetnE, assorted patterns and qualities
brown bhiriings and shoetnts
Bleached do DO
A few pieces Of Plaid Eflston Olnsbarns handsome
patterns
The above Goods have been received By rooe n aTrvah
from The North, and Will be sold cheap for cash, a.
u CUNNINGHAM
Cheap Cash Store, door above WIN. Mfchors
@s Jewelry sore, MainsL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT
rmE PROTEST AND irs AUTHOR.

IL must be universally conceded that Mr. Bolts
"usns up" Of the Protest and the author Of it, /,
the most perfect thing OF the kind. which has Trans.
pred in our day. The bringing forward the den
teal resolutions to condemn Tyler for which Tyler
himself had voted TO condemn Gen. jackson, in a
similar, though not quite diagram, case, was
quisite. And then TO quote the unanswerable
speech of Mr. Tylei's Prime Minister in eondemna
ton Of the Jackson Peotest-whieh fits the present
occasion, precisely, was a master-s,roke.
1t is said that the refreshing of the public reeol
lection as TO the part which MIR Tyler enacted to.
wards the Jackson Proies,--n eonnexion with his
approval Of Tariff Bill, which conflicts with ''the
sacred aud invioa,e eompromise"--hns rendered
him more odous, il possible, to the Loeos than to
the Wings.
We solicit particular attention TO the Proceedings
Of the uouse-to tho remarks Of MIR Webster
which worthy in themselves OF all eommenda-
ton-but peculiarly interesting from their bearing
on the Captains Protest.
iCT@ While tho Southern Loeos attempt to ex-
cusc the Northern Locos who voted for the Tariff
bill. the Northern I.oess are ascrbng all the glory
of the measure to Messrs Wright, Buchanan * Co.
Hear what one of the New York papers says, and
contrast i, with what Richie says;
Tur TARIFr.-The Tariff bill. By TIE aid Of the
democratic ro;ss Of this STATE passed the House of
Representatives on Monday last. by the close vote
OF los TO l03. Messrs Adams, Arnold. Bolts.
iDfS and nearly the entire Uhig TepreSniaiOn from
this State, aHi Including our member, MIR Linn,
the professions Of these exclusive trends Of the
nuiacturing interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS ny the

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PRESIDENT.
Lewis Warrington, to be Chief Of the Bureau Of
Navy Yards and Docks.
William NJ Crane, to be Chief Of the Bureau Of
Ordnance and Hyjrography.
William q Barton, to DO Chief OF the Bureau
OF Medicine and Surgery.
David Conner, to be Chief OF the Bureau Of Com
s,ruc,ion, Equipment aud Repairs.
. Charles w Goldsborough, to be Chief Of the
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
There are more things In Heaven anil En-
Than are lrcAmi of In our nhIlnannhY.

ICf We regret to learn that HARMaS uEissR,
Esq, late delegate from Pendlc,on in the Virginia
Legislature. was killed few days ogo, by blow
from limb while engaged in telling a tree. There
was no one present, We understand, when the ac-
CT & mt happehed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
Mr.. John Jones in Eesiaeies!

"
eve have read over and over again, the Pest
dents Protest, sent in on Tuesday, and can not,
for the life ofus find terms 10 express our admiration
of the document. Il speaks for itself. IL will go
into tho hands Of every American, and the Pres.
dents friends may well be content TO leave it With
the People. IL needs no friendly reviewer to COM
mend it 10 the public-it is its own advocate and
dsT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS,
Successors 10
Smith K PALMER.
SMITH 4 PALMER.

RE now receiving their Fall supply Of Goods, which,
n with thciT stock hard, will render their az
sortmont the most commanding onero for sale In
Virgin1, embracing law, Medical, Theological Classical
Miscellaneous, and a standard school B1okg, Stationary
of every vafcty-Musc, and Musical instruments-Draw.
Ing mafcriais Mafhomlc lnsrumons Maps and Globes
Surveyors Comprscsi and In fact, every artio appc
tanning 10 the trade.
BLANK BOOKS, Of every description, always on hand,
and made 20 order.
BINDING Of every description executed 10 tho most
superior manner.
Country Merchants visiting our city and The old Gus
toners Of tho House. win always 6nd complete stock 70
select from and upon accommodating terms they
SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIs,
so3 late smith a Palmer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
NOTICE,

A IL. creditors Of Samuel Branch having a claim or
IA claims embraced Ia the first class debts provided
for IN certain trust deed executed by the said
saul Branch bearing date the 18th day OF January. 1872
ahn 81 record In the clerks once Of Campbell county,
are hereby notified and required 10 furnish me with n
statement OF their respective claims bv M Of Noven-
Der nekor they be thereafter ebarred from
any participation In said deed and all those indebted 10
me as trustee Aforesaid whose lOh OF
THIS month, must como forward aud settle, put
them In the hands of officers Tor collection Letters 10 me
viii be addressed 10 Oakville p q, Buckingham 10.
WILLIAM ID BRANCH,
1u ~ ctd Trustee III Sam'i Hranch.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

rTNUAT valuable estate known Randoiplis Lower
i Cuarier Piantafon, situated In Charlotte couoiy Ar
fo junction f4ule Roanoke and staunton Rivers viii
he rented out Tho hghost bidder on tho drs Monday
Court day
Terms ADD Restrictions under which tho lands 10 be
cultivated, will be made public on the day Of rent
so2 od J r. BRYAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
PROMOTIONS IN TIE NAvy

fhoMOTlONS IN THE NAVY
Commander John G~inn. to DO Captain, from
the 18th April. lSil, vice Clack dismissed
Lieutenan, James + Gerry to DO Commando.
from the 18th April. 1912. vice Gwinn, promoted.
Passed NIidshipman III. Gansevoort 10 bi Leu.
tenant, from the 9Th February, 1912, vice Clinton,
deceased.
Passed Midshipman w s Dray,on. to be Lion.
tenant, from tho LIST April. 1912, vice Carroll, de-
ceased.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Collectors.
Joseph Ramsey, at Plymouth, NJ C. Reappoint-
Thomas S. Singleton, Newbern, N. c. Reap
pointed.
f. II. Taylor. at vicksburg, Miss, vice John
Thatcher, whose commission has expired.
Charles G. Holmes, at Fall River, Mass, vice p.
w. Leland.
Swpsyors.
William NJ. Jones, at South Quay, Va. Re-
appointed.
Robert II. Webb, at Suffolk, Va. Resppoin,ed.
Daniel Burrows, OF Mddletown, Conn. Reap
pointed.
appraiser.
Charles Francis BreuiI, at Philadelphia, pies
Richard Coe, removed.
THE TARIFF ACT.-A Circular from the
Treasury Department, addressed to the Collectors
OF Customs, thus officially announces the passage
Of the tariff act:
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT
First Comproer's Office,
Aug. 30Ih, 1912. y
ST.; An act to provide revenue from imports, and
to change and modify existing laws imposing duties
on imports, and for other purposes, having been
this day approved by the President, will be trans
United Tor your government so soon il can he
printedi and l notify you thereof that you NAV
suspend your adjustment OF duties, on all goods
that may have been imported subsequent 10 yester.
day. until you shall have received a copy Of said
act. am, very respectfully,
Yonr ob't serv't,
J. w. MeCULLOCH, Comptroller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
WAsslsrsht and 1laek.,rin9. sasp nra n,,.nirs Ne.

Whstitsrgh and BiGoksmfps Shop and DrssHrF House
pih lSaercs y Land, 6or Rent
bh wen known and desirable stand n the termination
OF the Meohanicsvillo Turnpike and tho roads
leading TO Hanover Courlhouao and King william by Ola
Church-bt miles from Richmond IL for rent Attached
Tho shop comfouublo fame dwelling with tho neees.
say outhousesi and IS res Of Land, which u sum
Gent shmbeT snd hrewood for the Of the place. To
good tenant the root VIII bo moderate.
su0 w9w' JAMES A. OLIVER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
LARD OIL.

Pfsny G0oi-We End the following moroccan In ono y
our papets from the West where lard 10 working out
great revolution IN the uso ofoil.
LAMP-OON.
Tho Bedford merchants IN complain
Their oily frfic won't sin
Their lights and iivcrs more;
Whcrcat the Tusk pofkers melt
Like any 0reoco-ian who hiss feh
Tho bristlng ola boar.
Rui LEI The wick od grunt tii gray,
Or likes dolphin fare away,
When lsrd.er's out o. phahts-
They'll save their blubbcr and their bone,
Nor harp.Ou whale lngs To- dull tone,
When Sperm a city lghts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
DUNLOP,S FICTION

TUE history OF Fiction being critical account Of the
Il most celebrated Prose Works Of Fiction, noni the
earliest Greek Romances the Novcls Of the present day
by John Dunlop, from the second London edition. Jus
received by
sea SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIS