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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

THE CHILD IN THE CRADLE.
Within that narrow bed glad babe, TO thee
A boundless world is spread
Unto thy soul, the boundless world shall be,
When man, a narrow bed
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
The ELrruASr AND THE TURNPIKE GATE.

The ELEPHANT AND THE TURNPIKE GATE.
AN English paper says, as MIR. Van Am
burgh's elephant was going TO Wellington,
ready for the next days performance, on COM
ing to the turnpike gate, which was shut, the
gate man refused to open the gate unless the
conductor paid extra toll, which he refusing TO
do, the man went through the side wicket, say
ing to the elephant, "Jnck, must go without
vou.n But it was not to be so: for Jack would
be as good as his master; so, without any cerc-
mony, Jack applied his prohoscis to The gate
and Just eased itself OF the hindrance by pros
traling the gate in the road, to the no small
amazement Of the gate keeper
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
Fresh Groceries.

~ TOWNSLEY K SON have just receive
~. ed a Fresh Supply OF GROCERIES Of
all descriptions; Spires, whole and ground,
Raisins, Box and Kcg, &c, &c.
Nov 81 1922 Ia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
Seasonable Dry Goods.

~ TOWNSLEY s. SON have just receive
y. ed from Boston, 90 pieces Plain and
Fig'd Beaver Cloths; Black and Blue Black
German Broad Cloths; Cassimercs of every va
rlety and shade, "a few new and desirable
SYKES; Ga Silk Warp Alpaccas; Cd and S-4
Plain and Fie'd Alpaccas; Merinos; Black and
Blue Black Wells; Mousen de LANES; CASH
mere do; Prints ofalmost every price and style;
Linen Handk'ts; Cords and Tassels, &C., SC.
Nov. 30, 1S42. ID
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09
Tolnl.

iANN9S va iNe PlNSNAt"N''SS1 ~
Total l50 lS5
The Boston Post (I.oco) makes the result in the
Senate the same above, but in the House elects
Us democrats and only l72 wings There are 10
vacancies in the Senate. No new elections OF Hep
resentatves can be held. The Boston Courier says
If this calculation should prove to be accurate,
and all the members elect should attend at the or
ganization of the two branches, democratic Fresl-
dent will he put in the chair OF the Senate, and a
Speaker OF the same political class in the House OF
Representatives. The clerks of both branches will
also probably be selected from the democratic party.
That these results will take place in the Senate,
there is no doubt. Senators sufficient 10 form a
quorum have been elected by the people, and OF
these the democrats claim majority OF five.
But these are not the only results that must fol
low, If the wings lose their ascendancy in joint bal
lot The vacancies in the Senate must be filed by
the joint ballot of the two branches, and these va
cancies, fifteen in number, (takng the statement OF
the Post to be accurately will be filled with demo-
Crats--gvng to that party threeionTth OF the
whole number of Senators.
Then follows the choice Of Governor. From
the four highest candidates, if so many have been
voted for by the people, the House OF Representa-
tves Selects by ballot two, and sends the result to
the Senate, From these two, the Senate by ballot
choose Governor 1t follows, naturally as
night follows day, that Marcus Morton will be de-
cared Governor. We regret thatit is SO but, cx.
cept by some extraordinary casualty TO prevent the
attendance of members, 80 as to change the polit
cal complexion of the House of Representatives the
consequence is inevitable.
The Atlas Of yesterday gives different state
mont in regard TO the House of Representatives
1t claims III wings, and allows the democrats l73
giving the wings a majority Of four. There are
some other discrepancies in the statements of the At
las and the Post It's not possible, perhaps, TO at
tain 10 perfect accuracy until the assembling of The
Legislature,
A Corn WNTER-lt is said that all woolly hairy
and furry animals have an extra coat on now, II
uutipinutin inn nI cnld winter
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-12-09

A Corn WINTER.-Iti is said that all woolly hairy
and furry animals have an extra coat on now, IN
anticipation Of u cold winter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
FUTIRE DA4s
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

REGULAR SALE DAYs-T...5.., IT.
intended sor public sale. e Oh "OodS
On Saturday Morning Septeu,her ,,t .o.,,....t-.,
cock n front Of store viii be sold variety on Misee
Brogans and Sippera
Canton Mating, & Z width
Ieaiher Trunks, assorted sizes
Tumblers-wIappng Paper
SECOND HAND CARRIAGE.
out reserve for cash. 'esei ~ih'
GREY PONEY.
VIII be added, Grey Poney war rantel sound an, ,
TUMBLERS.
% doz ground bottom Tumhlcrs
ALSO,
Violin: represented az being very superior
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Consisting OF Bets, Dedding aud Bedsteada
Mahogany sideboar,is and Bureaus
Chairs, Tables, Dressing Glasses, etc
HATS, CAPS, SC.
VIII be added, several cases Of Fur Hats ga, s.,t,
aud Fur Caps. ' SEAL SeAen
4 B. Auctr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02

SUMMARY or NEWS

Nor BAD. The New York Pieb.ian say.: TIL.
extreme modesty OF IN. Tyler p,ess, IN spe.kiny q
ns recent elections. as Indications in favor Of IN.
Cap AN" reminds us Of the church wardenis wife
VINO vent TO church for the first time in her l,. wien
her husband was church warden, and being som,
~hht late, the congregation was getting up from
tneir Knees at the same time she entered an, .he
sN'u with sweet eondeseendng smile, "Pray, keen
youI seats, ladies' and gentlemen, think no more
OF myselfthan did be;ore-'
COMMERCE CT THE CAv.I.-Ur n the o9,d inc,
Inc aggregate OF tolls received this wear on the can
ais was S2O $40 less than was received Last wear
10 the same datej and the receipts of -four nj tide
wafer last week were SPA barrels less than those
Of the corresponding week last year.-.E Y Sun.
.4merieGn iadusiry.-The editor of the Hart
io'd Soursnt was shown pack OF Pins, made by
Mr. d. Waters Of Stsfford in Connecticut. which
pisr 81 excellent finish and workman H. and W in
not suffer IN comparison with those OF foreign manu-
iaciufc. MIR WIS Establishment Is the third OF the
kIn1 10 operation IN tins Countrywide machinery
(oi has own nventIon) displays groa; ingenuity and
performs some parts Of the labor which has never
oeen done IN this country OF Europe exeep, by
hand. r'
match fight came off at Hart Island. abou, 80
miles from N. ", IN East River, on the 30th ult,
between two boxers by the names Of Sullivan from
down east, and Bell, Of Brooklyn. At the 24th
round, Bell was done up. Ten steamers, heavily
ireshted with passengers went up from the city TO
see the sport.
JUNCTION OF THE RED Sra AND rHE MEprrER.
RAHEAE.-The Frankfort Journal publishes let
ter, dated Trieste, tie lllh ul,, stating that Ma.
hemeni Ali had assured the French engineer Mon.
gel that he wished TO realize the dream Of his life.
the junction ofihe Red Sea and tie Mediterranean
by means OF canal. For this purpose the Pasha
had written TO MIR Brunei, the engineer who exc
euted the Thsmes Tanue, proposing 10 him TO NM
tertnke this work. hiia. finer.
Hon. NJ. Dickinson, late Secretary Of the Navy
under Gen. Jackson, attended a Wing meeting The
other day, IN n. Jersey, and in a speech came out
decidedly for the tariff and ds;riLut on, and ii he
lives, will go for the Mil BOY.
The papers state that Dixon accomplished his
feat Of walking IS miles in ) hours and IS minutss.
and then walked the plank } days and nights,
without sleep or rest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL hotels.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Perkins, Camden, c; Mrs Perkins, do; Mrs
9 L MeRae, do; Charles Workman, Richmond;
Ellis, 5oi Samuel Brown, Louisville; Slm'i
WaikIna, Melton, \ c. Mrs Irwin, DO; Miss
Lewis, do Geo A LnneIi, do; w Darlington,
FarmvilIe; w W Gregory. Chesterfield; w L
Goggin and lady. Va. n Wright, Albany; w Q
Goode. Meeklenturs; M NJ Adie, Poushkeepsie,
Y; MIR Hums, Washington, DC; Robert RO.
gers Boston, Geo w Hopkins, Abingdon; wm A
COLUMBIAN HorEL.
Harris, PowhatAn; NJ C Wills. Fluvanns; w
Hogg, =; A Meadar, Amelia; X Rasand, Pow
haiaE, Mr. Nuckolis, Charlotte; 4 Morris, Rich.
mono; Henry Fisher, do; whkerson, Chester
hel5i Mr. Swift, Goochland; Jor. ii Martin, Lynch.
burg; w Winftee, Chesterfield; J Hobson, Pow
aaian; w T Fleet, King & Queen; James Pendle-
ton, do; l. S Fleet, do; Cap, 3 & Ayres, Gooch.
land Robertson, DO; John Il Huntly, King and
Queer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
EXTENSIVE SALE OF

VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
"a saturday Evening, Sept ID, at n O'clock We win
seh az auction Lafge Collection Of Valuable Works -
RoJeTtson's Work., 3y ." PA''-
fIut1re his Lives-nistorical CyeIopedia
Paley's Works-Joscghus ~ go
american OIaiory-Bakewell's Geology
WayeIly Novels johnson & WsIseris Diefion.,v
Lord Byron-Whesionis Life OF Pinckney
The Novels &c: Of Bulwer. Cooper and Msrrvsu
Doves British Classics
MuTTay's Power OF Religion
Nourjahad etc etc.
Family add Pocket Bihles-Tesamen.s
Eturtn's Re nectous-St Pierres stu,iies Of Na,nrn
naEer's LeVy-Sey's Political Economy
federaltst domestic Medicine
western Adsenfure-Book Of Indians
shakespeaIe-Rem. shpwTecks
CAmpagns Napoleon
Plraie's Own Book Ilya;eris PhTsiogn
walkers Dieuonary-PTost's British Poets
Sales Koran 't'S
Bouas American Revolution
Robbins Journal-Song Books
Romanees-Noveis etc. cite,
no sale without reserve.
~ & d, Aurts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
,UsT SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~ 1900 Sale Ot' REAL ESTATE.
\ S OF adeed OF trust made TO ~ Patrick
bennoA Of the toSn OF Manchester dared on he ,h -
ISL and on record in the Clerks Once ~
.sosnv OF .enrieo. shall proceed sell on FRIDsv
me "a oi nep,smber 1872 AT IL O'clock 10 front 81 b
a tsSIn mine ety OF Richmond at public auetio, n,
c hfnest nioder, for cash. the OF l,nd ~
sirnssS m ~ ~th rs appurienlnees, containing Is Seres
oenl s.tson decd. and Vim Robertson ~ 80 - 49,,
.hIee mics below Rocketfs shall sell only r,,rh III
'''s''su T" me- outtne tile Is believedn nerfee,
go ,x,o., g PEAKE, Trusee.
Sc INLOES & BROTHER AueiIoneers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE & CO.
800 PACKAGES OF SHOES AND ROOTS
AT AIICTInE -,

20 FRIDAY, the ghinstsr Commencing AZ 0o,oL,ek
VIII ne soii al our Office without reserve 200 paetsSs
Doo.s iresh from the eomnr
ia part or WA consisting
Ladies' shoes, Il great variety say rJnsn p.L,
t rhe SheSk nall GaHers-Goa Bnskias Walking shoeS
Fine Black CATER BoOtE-R rcWe,I loofs 49, p
shocs-Blaek and Fancy slippers sc s' iioo'
sn,ss, sa nlldr ems shoes and Boots. above
sSnuetlehfs shoes and Boots-say, AND Nonoee,,
MaIktns shoe s-Bootees and Pnmps-Danclng Pumus-
ns Soat anu Leather shpperl-Ccloured Cloth BOOT
AK morocco and seal Boots, we'd aud pesged a.
1nvihs shoes and Boots, above
Womens shoes and Boots-Ieather and Mo,oeeo . 1T
shoes-Buskns and Nets pecseu aud seWed
Mems Boots and SHOES and BIogans-Ffrayv Water Proof
Boots, sewcd and pe-gcd-City male prorsns n ana n
seNed and pegsed-u Ties and shoes ~ -
Bays Boots, shoes and Broglus, as above
ALSO,
100 cases Hats aud Caps-Rnssia and Fur U,,s NJ =
an n Mhie and Fashionable shape Wool Hats black
M9ssts, Seal sesleu aud Water Proof Glazed Travel
proved negotiable paper. O @P-
sci DIN 4 co, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02

FcR ruE VINO.
L. % " Ell CT -

80 so o =, Dfis ner iee far more flashing eve
,x't 81 =. s1~ one NIX the youn- and gentle ssur
WI" tH.her' sweeier faee, or softer 81. Of bla-
I've heard OF Jety locks. and Ino,ie .i-iio- mill
AM seen The rosy tntin al it, varou. sil,des.
~, Mhen hok for beauty Of the brishtcft iua
us IN the na1en euris, aud mild blue eye Of sue.
you've beard Of msds whose blush threw DER the rose
goom: - 'N '"'S
nnt she 8 The modest NY bursting into bloom
r M ifon her loyd ones. so bright AMI few
r"r her iaVrhe flower, has chosen lovely sue
10 INC salc where the wsrbers are singing their so,s
- uis sheain whh - murmurs the Inuaic p.oIo,.r.
!. PAN me Cotiasc 'mongst the yiOlcts blue
Ahl ioi eVcr-inore live on the smiles OF my sue
NENTGiLOQUIyT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02

Il viz:
supeTiSr BelSlle White Lead, in kegs OF IS 90 100
Lnsccd and Whale Oils
Spirits OF Terpcnunc
hoap Stone Paint tin or shinsle Roof IN cheap and
durable auicle)
full supply Of Green Paint, for Venetian Blinds In
oil, ~ ID Cannisters, superior article
Bcrt Copal Vanish, best brown do black Lacquer
Tor Vanish of Iron work, with general supply OF
Try Paints, together with extensive assortment OF
Glass rom sxlJ 10 Slx30, box single light paint
brushes Of all sizes, with Badgers hair bhndefS, and all
articles necessary for the trade unusually low, Tor cash.
noAt door 10 the Exchange RAM, Richmond, Va.
ROBERT MOTT
Informs his friends and the public, that he has Just re.
turned from New York with the above well stool
OF Paint Glass, Brushes, etc, and determined work
W or coll on the most moderate terms for cash. APP
proved paper ic n N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
II q Sc AGE.

On thursday The lSh Of September, at p O'Clock on
ne premises, will he sold, that desirable eounfrv 49,
us4s. IN me county Of Hanover within miles OF The City
.! hlch,nCnd, Known as ROSE COTTAGE, and now o..
ufsu ~ WIS Richardson, Containing about 4lO ncrea r
AM, s9o9t thlIds Of which cleared, with good
oICIu- arge vineyards, and the Usual mprovrrnsnr
except Barn which has recently been dlsrogcJ - 80
Turnpk Road - S 80 N"~"iShs'hi'
cash, the balance TO suit the pur.
au - ID, " a Co Aurfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
MOST yAALUABLE CARY STREET

n
On Ihursday the s;h Of September a. O'clock in ,b,
evening, on the pTeCises, will be cold that verv
s e.hIh ~ openly, situated al the corner Of Cary ana
-, eets iohg known as popular Granary establish.
nen oeing IN extent about "a rquare Win Mir
Hame buildings, &c. &c. 800 NN @''0A
rsn,s que tI5 cash. the balance in equal pay
- Sln mouths with satisfactory endorssd
paper anda deed Of trust the properly '"'0''o'
Ah - II Al A. CO AM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
$50 PACKAGES DRY GOODS
At AUCTInE

on TUESDAY. the 18Th instant, commencing NJ n o.,
r SS y W DC SOLD 81 our Auction Rooms $50 Pac.ares
tOIesn and domestic Dfy Goods. Comprising GENERAL
@simeht suited TO TIC present app roac hing ~ess.
for approved paper. ''"'is circuit
sc ID, M& co, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
" % TICE-

IN FRIDAY, August oh, VIC shall commence tskin.
pas lchgcra 10 Lynchburg 20 Tyo RIVER y The packet
noas from thence to Lynchhurg by slages Pays eIv
Ins Hohnoni a. iotmeTly viz; % Monday, "Wednesday
qure al our Office ~ The head ofihc Hasin.
au2 II BOYD. EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
THE MEDIco-CHIHUeICAL REVIEW
AND
JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE.
QUARTERLY.
Terms i've dollars por annum, payable m

Terms five dollars ror annum, payable m ADVANCE.
.8rraRstmsnt.
l-Eftsns.ye Ansytcsi Review Of Enrlsh and Foreigo
h-Vusery Periscopo Of Pracfcal Nc icine: or spi,f
M, o. me Medical Journals l0fcign aud Domeatir
-fcuscope OF Authenticated Hospital Repofs Brai,l,
a., ahd Continental, with Cummeniafies
N-Anheciai or Gesnings from the Periodical Presses
. Of Europe ani America
wis Hospital Reports MctropoFfsn and pe,,nri.f
INC whole forming two large annual volumes Of conc
tfaied PRACTICAL Information IN Medicine SUrrrry MI
nlety Pharmacy, &c, Rditcd BY james IoNnsion n ~
Ekt aotdnary 10 The iae King n Great Britain
anI ucnty james Johnston, Esq'f, Lecturer Anstomy
we school % - GeoTfe's Hospsi. IN KinneIfon
Snhsc rptons % the Work received fhe Bookstore of
ensS SMITH. DRINKER a NORRIS
The July number ls rcceived for sabscnbars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
no sCoTTsSIEN


lOuhLIsulNG by sutscrpi n, AZ very low priee an
- eleEsht eihon Of lhompson's select collection of
otNna scottish Airs for tic voice accomranert,t,
e1eh NJ for TIC Piano Porte Violin Flute &c eompes
81 Tor this work by Peel, Hayden, Weber nectbovs,
&C, will all The most al ncd Sougs both hoeient 80
Modefn SCOTTISH ADD English adapted 10 Inc Ara mi IL
elulnE upwards Of 100 Songs by Durns. The IVORY viii
pc puohshed ~ vols folio, each containing about co Ne
oucs anl - TIC 9th volume will be added very eopos
Burns W NV F''be' OF
The VOLUMES viii be furnished the low price Of a
PeFNnuinci zone up IN vCfy sfvle-rayahlr on ~.
eseii, sir parts forming a volume N' " ~ N'"''
fstt Ter insi publ shrd and can be eeen Al Tvor.s
Main street, where subscribers names vii h,
't0t"eu Sc = LYONS, Main 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
DEATHS.

Died, 10 Fred 3, on the Both uL, Mrs Mary
age and on Sunday evening last Mrs Elizabeth Thatel
Ia Loudoun county. on the 2Oh August, Mo Newton
Oldham, OF Northumberland county, aged 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
NO. 81.
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAl.
BY WILLIAMS & HAxAII.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

M hurflOn.
va ffday Afternoon, 81 September ner. nj a a,.i,.L
oh TIE prefDises We salise al auction urhout I'm, -
fe.ct.c The following Valuable Real Estate, via -
L. "rcs iuulbcrhouse on the North side of The P,s,,
,seen'y occupied BY Nc Jos AnderEon. agent on th
ene-ar Company about 25 feet vide and 90 fee, Iecn
stfee.. $50 '"e' @NN -A0inef on taff
49, ~ ne eaI acre Lot Of Gtound No 400 fronting on
- ieet AMI running back 7ih street l63 fe.t
,b hataete Lot OF Ground No f9l, lying north OF
sue preceding fronting 10 feet on sfree anil yunnr
back on 1ih street iS3f.r, N''' -''1 i-"""s
Mr. Nm s hs "ee Lots are opposite the property OF
ri o. .rounj on streei, Immediately ADJOINING t,.
On, - ,1s Church. (Rev NJ PoIoeks1 IS feer
. IA 1nstiIsd moiety Of half acre Lot of S,rouni
o. NJ Anthony Robinson, sen 0ff'' N'e ies'ueneo
nc ssie win commence With the first uamed nrope,,x
down. " VIM" uhey ATE 30
by Older Of the proprietor. Mr. Beverly Rls;r
au &c dtds ~ 'iNAAii, Auet--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02

THOMAS POE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MARKET SQUARE
TAS in store. for slle-
u - llhds. Porto Rico Sugars (part pr,mc)
10 DO "rotls' family Bacon
fub Bass Rio l1gnira, and 81 Domingo Coffee
o. Boxes "Woolsey & Woolscys" paeni Loa sugar
Boxes "a. Hoffman & Co" single loaf do
- % Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
~ DO OH Malcira do 500 each
y DO do 10 (supeI.oTl
- Cases "De Young a" Brandy CSlg
leo BcScs "Jaekson's' Candles
10 Bales Mexican Moss
Do lansuedoe Almonds
Do Wool
80 Bags Shot (lssorted)
10 Boxes "CTewsi" Scan
20 Kegs Scotch snun
Hail Pipes "sesne,te" Brandy, all of which arc
oHeten 70 the trade ia li-tl6w
THE Office Of the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-
Il featuring Go. is now kept next door 10 Mcssrs vii
Hams a. Hnxail on the street leading shocSoe Ware
House, where all orders for Cotton Yarns Doncsics
VIII promptly e1ecuted and goods delivered any place
~ tne city Zee OF dTay age 20 the low
rates ior cash or on time as 10y any other establishment
WM Il HAMILTON,
gu II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02

The best bargains offered in tho sts,e-snd the os
CHINA. aUgESsS sIIIi%i And q cL.ss
JAMES p. FOGG,
Corner Of Main and I4,h streets.
RicHoHoSD, Va,
1o oid PaI,en,afy invite the attention Of Merchants
10 tne excessive assortment OF
China, Queensuare and Glass.
which now offered very reduced prices on IN. mana,
H"sb ea''oneru, aud at large discount for
Ins,s ware. are Of Importation and consist in
2oo China Teassts. from 81 r. ts
~. ~, Dozen China Tea, Preserve aud Cup Pl,,ss
20 20 90 90 Common and Printed Pls'es, ali sizes
90 Covered Dishe. and P Pa D''e'
-, ~ IuTeens and Sauce Tureens
lONpO PieheTs ana xuss Cotnrnon Printed AMI Chic.
eli sizes "'"1'
5000 Common, Printed and Chin, Bowls
70, o. pieces common and printed Ewers and Rsaoo.
c .n,s, =, rs,nted and Common Teas, from l2l
. blue, brown, white and biaek Dinner sctis, con.
tanning 80 pieces, for $50 '
100 packages Of Glassware,
the most complete ever offered in Wiz
Purchasers will find Goods as low az the similar ,r,,,.
article will be warrsned to awe nsTfsr, s.iy
'"fs Us Ii.n,nsd and the money refunded.
a't,et s IS are ordered
ea - J. p. FoGG.
RICHARDSON s. co.
n s-,'sN py Various aTfivalsi from the Northern
,Hss and by the Harriet Rockwell direct fIom Iv.
erioo, ihe'r supply Of '
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
which Will make their stock complete and we'll anita, -
n % .esfon To be sold on their usual tertns
e ~ -Iu' i97< se NC; eit'
BLEACHED DOMEsTICS-
IN CASES Carlisls, Manchester Iops.l,le S,..- MI,
.TI o,Her Improved styles bleaehed lods-re.
seq KENT, KeNDALL'& ArwArER.
phisTs-lOO eases common aud superlne American
Il fiinls received and for sale
<see KENT, KENDALL & ATwATER.
ESSENCE OF VANILLA.
ms hlshy esteemed Essence for nlvoriug Cakes
- 'elAes, sc.-iust prepared and for sale by
DIR. GEORGE HENDREE.
30 Apothecary and Chemist,
II street. shoekoe nil.
RHoWN sTOUT-supeIor London Brown sIonf
- IN quart and pint bottles-lor sale.
sc RIM BURTON
FOR RENT,
- The com;nodious Brick Tenement lately o..
etErS cupied bT Mrs Hillary Baker opposite Trinity
HstW Church. Possession may be obtained on lie
- ist day 81 october nert. For terms, Gin my al.
sence apply 10 Mr. Charles worhsrn Exchange Bndins
PC RICHARD REINS.
POWDER AND sHoT-Duponis HF Powder
l. ana shot OF assorted slzes-for sale.
seq NJ BURTON
CHEEsE-A small lot Of prime Goshen Cheese No
~ boNes-Tceeiyed and for sale.
TO TRAVELLERS
The Line Of Mail Coaches via
WEAHAAE ermville, for yEehb burg. leaves
FzsESSS<6ESdSYI4~ XII limond every Monday, Wen
%[6t1 Tlf-fA nestlay and Friday, af NJ
= 1thIough 10y daylight. Fare only
Office, Columbian Hotel r nS di5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
REDUCED FARE.

RICHMOND. rREpERICKsBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
meeting Of the PrcsiIcnt and Directors Of The
"a Richmond, Iro'sreksbuTg ADD Potomac Rail Road
Comiany, J)th May. lSi2:
WIN tho view OF iavoring Ear possible the local
uan"l on both the Louisa aud Fredericksburg Rail Road
heso're- maj tue price Of the Return Ticket between
nlohnondo or Other points the Richmond Frederieks-
nuis and Potomac Road, aud points the Louisa Rail
snort oi ''ordonsFle, be pliced and after
Instead Of one half ~ ~'
That the price oIthc return ticket between Richmond
anu points on tho Richmond and Frederic sbir. Road
SHORT =" froGercksburg, between ponts
on TIC same road be placed and hove date AT
half ' ~ " ""'
hat the price Of the ticket aud return ticket between
hiehi1oni and Gonionavilc, and alter the above
named d1ie, be reduced 20 dollars and
between Richmond aud to seven dollars
true copy from the miBuies.
lei & W MACMURDO, Treas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-02
NOTICE.
fRElGUT REDUCED

NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.
Ia tneein; the President and irectps The Rich
"A mnnd Frederic kshurs and Potomac Railroad Gonna
ny, on the l6tli day u March, tsp
Hesotsc ist uie following reductions in the rates OF
tIs,sn oe,Ieen Rehmoni aud ccrtNn ppinao the Lou
81 Railroad he and they hereby made 20 take effect
from ihe lJIh Gay OF April neKt-yiz:
IN STGif- One cent yer hundred rounds from Fredo-
Ieks Hal and third Turnout, aud two cents from
Louisa e H.. Treyian's and G0Tdonsvillc.
On ffoAr--rwo cents per barrel from Gordonsyille
On SdH-Two cents per sack to thirI Turn.nut. four
cents 10 Louisa Courthouse, Elk Trcysn's an
ten cents 10 Gordongville.
on Beef Pork aud FIsh-Per barrel u cents TO Frede
rcks Hail. cents 10 third Turn out cents 10 Louisa
ouiliouaei " ceha'o lIeNian's, AMI 70 cents Cor
donsSlie Z. w. MACMURDO,
nn - Treasurer.