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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
WHOLESALE AND RErAit
1 RTlCiiOKE-cre.n Globe
- ASPARA:;uS-Gant or Dutch
BEANS-as- and small Lima Scnre; Runners, Red Cram
snap BEANs-Early China Early Yellow Paris six weeks,
Refugee q .Gl) one, Red Marrow, Early Mohawk
Bi.ST-Eay Blood Fninin Rooted. Yellow do" Lon. HOOD
Yellow aud White French, Sugar, Mansel Wu'iztl
BROCOl.l-Prrple and White
chBBAGE--Ey York, Large York, Early S"ssrloaf, do
le BaerSea Fiat Dutch prnmhead, Large Bensen
prumhead SAVOY Green CGrled savoy, Red Dutch
CAGLlFi0W ER-Eal!? and Late
BRUSSELS Sprouts
CEl.EEl-Whitr Solid
CARRoT-!ong Orange, Long Scarlet Early Horn Altering
hash
CRESs-Cutled OF rcppergrass e,.-
CCruMREg-Eary Frame, Early Cluster Long Green, Cher
kin for Tickling
CoRN-Elrly Sugar, Early Tuscarora
ENDiVl-Green CuJ!cd
EGG PLANT
KAlE-Grrcn Curled SCOTCH Rape
LEEk-laTgr Scotch
LETrUCE--Ruva White Head, Ice, Brown DUTCH larry
Curled Slesa White and G'een Coss
WATER MEiON-Fiucsi kinds
MELoNS-Gtcen ChIon, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
NASIUKTICM--
MUST ARD-Whie Medicinal aud Brown
9E;GNsi!sr sim lsit%% Ouch E1 n Fed ES,y Frame. DO
Charlton Blue Pssan Dwarf ,arrowat Bishops Dwa'f Pro-
life
OKRA--
PEPpER-cayeIne and Squash
PARSNlP-L"ns " hie, Gurnsey or Dutch
PiRSLEY-Finc CURED
Observation-Disclosures for TartS 49,.
RADDiS-long Scarlet. Siioit Top Long Salmon, Nmte
Turnlp Red Turnip, Il ach Spanish
S.LSlFl-or Vegetable Oyster
SPlNACH-
sqUASf-Early Bnsh Orange VARIED, Yellow Crock Neck
TOMATO-l.ars- Red aud yellow .
TCRNiP-Whie Flat Dutch, Red Top Large English, Nor
folk Rata iacl 49, -
FLOWER SEEDS aud GCLBorS EooTsa large ass. assert
m,ui WILLIAM PALMER.
~ 9i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

! lrE-Pu,s,arr i"a decree at the Circuit superior '"a',
' Couaty OF Southampton, ana
rrina and to directed bearing date November
am instructed TO advertise III the Richmond Enquirer ana
vl,lna lneilrencer, published in Washington city, that
ini no.v remaining under the eoHtro ot the court, due
Ian Buster and wife, Tho Reeves. Jas. j. Wade and wife,
T. -y.s Sterling Reeves StengC WinSlow Ridley Por
joel Porter Jacob Porter aud Charlotte Porter and they are
... n come forward ana receive the sums decre-d To
m velv and comply with the conditions Of the order
't,an Members Of Congress, in whose district those
'.8. reside WI confer their constituents by cvlHs
oh. ,.e -9,l,r.; jn;,,ru,a,on EDWD BUTTS.
r...h-.l, t.iI G9--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

VIRGINIA l.. OFFICE, RICHMOND, FEB 9TH, lsi2
Ely resolution adopted by the General Assembly q"
- Virginia the ih day of February, l-i do hereby give
notice to all persons having claims the State Of Virginia i
Revolutionary land bounty their eifs assigns 10 present the
same for adjustment before Isl day of March, ei such
claims shall forever thereafter considered and held be void
yen The claims officers and soldiers returned Ia
The Beard Of Of the entitled 10 land bounty
:. II. PARKER, Roy l.. OFce.
- II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

WE lsea TIE 81! ana well established stand lately oc'u;
y Nc>sr. ua,il Anderson. Jr 4 Co., corner OF ana
.,tr io tire purpose oconductinc III above named bls-
and have engaged tie of Mr.. David Anderson Jr
". Uyliou l. No.y meuherS of the said concern I"
., m IN the prosecution business From their expert
IN m s,o. a., DEPARTMENT and the wheat trade, aud my own
hlco trade, >t rs strict attention "a an business 60"
ms anarcarnt ti>actoa To those Who may Ia
patronage. solicit return o tne oia 't,eh1S
tGc:la o the late m OF David hnacrSoh,'t
. N, T. lh~ uh.c generally am no las ns IN INV stock
.e and expect by the 1T April to have my assortment
e'e ready supply orders Beng very conveniently
tc forwarding good, 10 the county, particular at
Axiom Nl. paid to that Department o. The business:
WM. ANDERSON, in.
4. .sr..as March fDl, $50 l00--oawJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

OYAL PARRISH returns his thanks 10 his friends and Gus
III toners their liberal patronage and hopes the same WI be
The tn lie respectfully r"9"..ts that all per-
sons indebted WIN forward aud discharge The Sam-
a. early possible his wish close his individual bu
sin.s> immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Parrish having associated himself
4 in business with Thomas B.azey, IT." business viii IN iI-
ure be conduct-d firm OF PARRISH BEAZLEf, al
his did stand, OH Cary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

N-OTICE.-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have ap
pointed A. = Maddox their Agent, who viii be furnished ii
his Store two below the Bank Of Virginia. with large
supply Of all the Of Writing Paper made a their N
fooscap acap packet aud letter Paper all which he
" SELL by wholesale and retail such prices cannot fail to
satisfy the rnblc City and country merchants, and citizens OF
the State generally respectfully invited examine his Stock
and see if i. moi 10 Their interest encourage domestic
features. RICHARD WHITFIELD, fTtsiaeat.
ne, / Isu EFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

', NsAT NNp COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE WANTED
advertiser wishes for small famy Dwelling
., b a Garden attached, desirable neehborhood III
-ei Possession hy the Isl of April. Enquire at
y..r4 T-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

Mr. Cay here interrupted Mr. Calhoun aud said that lie
meant majority according the forms Of the Constitution
Mr. Calhoun in RETURN said he had taken down the words OF
the Senator Il, the time would vouch for the correctness OF
his The senator not only laid down The propS'is
as stated conclusions from them against the re
sden Veto which could only be sustained on hs pnelpe
of majority In fact his course NJ the extra
son the grounds assumed both by him and his colleague IN
this origin in the doctrines embraced In ha'
pIonosltlon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

PRINTING lNK.-We shall have constantly hand full
supply OF Dnants Printing Ink, moderate
prices 49, -.
| Enquirer Office, March 10, 1912. 100
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- THOMAS Richie.
.....,. If The Richmond Enquirer.

>h,! three ti1fsS lreeS during the SESSION
y .-t m: t,-i.s t,tsk GariRg The rest Of the year
t>1'' - .rrpNs of 81 R.;tfRlpTlON.
- -, and Three Dollars for six months,
y 1--WE .''> - - ,1f ,ree ar RENTED by mail post
.e~ j" "'' 80 ~ LINN al the end of the wear.
~ 1'"S ~ mao he r.1u,fr "a ner mall IN good and
tte> /" 'h'> of III. rdiror: n, Dpstass p, all
Etu< notes II to ''N '.,,' s,,. al s,un,. letter
.l.1t Pad ~ ne T!tr'', .e accn,a,inn ~
- ni any eu" - ,,ni, +, n,arai,s a a serious tax
80 tf an "Nc"-4Ne ''' ~
,.- clto;) -. ,,,,,,u,, sh,,l h,y. m.
~ rorvcr wlli pay iH' h''e f"t''S' ' ~ "
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descriptions si' ,,,ic.,;,r uul.ss sneciaij
ts t.vAne' ai Tor - I,a,,r ,;,, ,h,, sbny,.,
.,4 tl >aaf'er u"e "'" i " "
rt - ",Htre' IN he oraer of any new and uu-
s.. ats'lh -, -, IN oi,.ure ar satisfactory re-
81 -CA+r h''' 'N Wv = N. ,a,So. IN r.-o,i II,
-lt tirio S"I'e h""" , , ~ - - ~. o,1.- g., - nnh
~. ..,,a'ref as y ', . ,,,sr,,h.r vbo !. nn,,
..1 sg,HsIt payments '"'' " y, -" 80, -, -
,- e #ia t.e c'hli'i' i >''-' .'' ' $3.50
.4. -o9psE,rl hH. 4 COPY 81 tH.S ''s it'.'.' $500
.-se> nt an >t''c thrtS "lHSe "'''H '" pay "''' We
"a. IA. p,,hiS.tt aat who may remain indebted on 'ps
,.i %! .we yeats iroa The time whenihe advanced
IS .e, -.,t be- erased from the iist oi SUBSCRIBERS.
Reductions "i the results Of the collective WIS
~, .e.. 81 i!...hoHd, X toe IAN ''," NJ ,"rs
. r..I..ous. are d,te rc "a abide. t'ie in'creS,s
p..~ tolu d, ar!"ur ON hetv is REQUIRE hn 's'eA
S~cr1l ~ i'c American presses are driven
1:>,ta Of Cit P1rH'"tS No CLASS oi men hd>
S.. t. asls. III tae Crst System, th1a the Editors "'
Ttr arsa difficulty consists II tie transition from
.t.. a,!les Nu;.v t.uting the Resolutions =" The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15
CoNtis!sss--.d Session.

Mr. CALnouS's SrEEou-We publish TO day Mr..
Calhoun's Speech on the Veto power IN the Canstl-
tuition This point, raised by Mr. Gags resolutions,
has opened up 10 discussion the whole structure of
Constitution and the great principles Of free gp-
vernnent, which our iederative system is based
We ask the attention of our readers 10 the profound
and philosophical analysis of BOTH which this speech
presents Some of us may not yet be too old or Too
wise TO learn something from such tcnchcr; but OF
tue young men Of our country, especially, into whose
hands our Government must soon fall for admustra-
ton, older leave the stage Of public life, we
would ask careful and repeated study of this great
speech. Let them not be satisfied with one perusal.
lie, them put il aside and again and again recur to
it, and reflect its great themes-fee government
to man, and lin the language of Mr.. Calhoun tour
wondeInl and sublime Constitution. - GI0be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

/,UNMlSSlDA ER'S SALE OF LAND AND >LAN ts.-rWr-
sant TO Decree Of County of Hanover prouoin
ced 2nd day of February l2 IN cause therein depend
iur ia the Cookies Cookies The sub
,cer therein named Special Commissioner, will proceed on
day Of March next a, the late residence OF Mr Eliza
Cooke in Hanover. offer for SALE pubic
tinn the Land Slaves ite said decree mentioned The
Land lies near She Souanna River The old Mountain road
in the upper end &C anoverls comfortable dwelling on it
and has always excellent land The Slaves
two males cnaiestwa OF them valuable. Tile terms
OF sale according ui said Decree will be cash for the
amount pas h o suit aud expenses OF SALE
and for credit Of twelve mouths, the purchasers
executing wh sufficient personal security, and the sub
seaer retaining the title of the land I'LL the purchase money Ia
paid. REUBEN NCChoi'S.
March Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-15

t 1-es and Marriages froa, the country, whenever
handwriting Unknown a: this oa'ct must be auiiei,
M . lac eu,ptsul ofthe Postmaster III tie reisabnf""h
y,7iu no c,, Ne published. Every measure, that has
prevent gu,,tious aud qulzzeS. has proved hereto
I,,;Ve must; therefore. insist ia such case upon
ma h. n. crrieI - the Of tie Postmaster,
.-.. 49, ara i.'-,r.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
CLARKE'S OFFICE,
Christmas Presents, for 1912, I'm the following
SCHEMES
RICHMOND, Va.

Christmas Presents, for 1912, I'm the follow Ing
SCHEMES.
Received Saturday night Wilmington Del Capa-s7ooo
3oOO 1900 loss, OF 1000, Of 500 of 400 Of
3oO &c IL drawn number Tickets So So
Monongaia- CInss q. he at Ae1andri. Deem
Der s'th Capas-s3o0oo, 10000 5000 25oO 100 Of
1000 &c as Nos-i2 drawn. Tickets $40
AT 81 O'Clock Exchange Richmond I.ecsburr. Gins. "a
draws Csptas-s of $4,000 25DO 1000 1871 10 Of 500
III oil 'oO &C 80 and ls drawn Nos. Tickets SIS.
To be drawn Baltimore. on Monday Goth
Capals-SI,OOO, 5000, 800, ,0ss 5 OF 1000 5
OF QUO, OF 500. IA drawn Nos. Tickets S2l
Jersey City, Glass SO, received Wednesday night
Capitals-Sl7OO0, 5000, $500 2l45 1000 10 of
l,5oO 10 Of 1850, 10 of 1000, 10 Of 500, &C. Tick
cts SIS. l2 drawn Nos
Drawn at Baltimore, Wednesday esih.
Capals-S25O0O, 500, 5000, 1000, 5000. q 500
2r25O 1000, l,750 l,600, l,500, r,400, 1900 lo5O
i'2OO, 81 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos. Is drawn ballots
Friday at the Exchange. 81 O'Clock
Caprals-SlOOOO, 2,404, of 1000, 5 of 300 5 of
2OO, &c 90 and IL drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawn at Wilmington. Del Dee 10
Capitals-S7,5O $780, 800, ,l6i, LOO 1000
III OF 500, &c. Is drawn Nos. Tickets 50 co.
Leesburg, Glass 4, be December 3S al Alexan
dns Captas-s3oooo 1880. 10000 3Oo0 e5sI 600
is'a 1900 1900 Of 1850 Of l.ec0, 90 1000 &c "a
Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets $40. w r. CLARKE
90 Orders from the country by The
meet with prompt attention. A. 81
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MARKETS non o1

COTTON-rhe market is steady, and sales about 1000
q day. The sales range from 81 to Il.
FLOUR-Thc market is hat:-holdcrs ask 81 81 hut no
sales at that be made New Orleans Ohio and Mich
can be had at Si,69 4,75 Philadelphia l62J The
markets considerably the wanc.
GRAlN-Thores nothing doing in Wheat last sales o.
Sales Of 1000 bushels Northern new Corn at 30; Virginia
IS Rye dull at So n Gu Oats 30 -.
OllS-Salcs Of 600 bbls. Whale at3I5.
TALBOW-The sales have been at Han
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.
WEDNESDAY,, p. VI.
fierce " T. storm st outdoor business
suspended. The Exchange very thny attended.
The arrival Of tic Helena passage from Canton has
brought very important intelligence. capture n Nankn By
the British This but for the caused quite
sensation Tho transactions Exchange were yo small
v. Y. Erprcss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
STATIONS OFFICE.

Drawing Of Virginia Monongsa Lottery No 6I drawn Dec cd
90 10 GO 40 IL I6 20 ~ 30 So
Mononsaa Lottery No ST. Extra for "Wednesday p;,h,
Of $1,000 5000 1900, o5s 1000 &C rs Nos-ia drawn
Tickets 50 so.
New Jersey Lottery. No. a. for "Wednesday Evening
rZe OF $4,000 5000 $500 Pas 5000 10 of 1850
10 OF 1000 &c. IS Nos.-l2 drawn. Tickets S.
Monongala Ioiey Extra No So prawng received r,,a,
night Prze OF $4,000, 1910 5000 3OOo $500 es5o
100 1850 1900 1900 1900 1909 1880 1900 1000
500 &c. rs Nos-l5 drawn. Tickets SIS
Monongaa Lottery No 90, draws Friday al 81 O'Clock NJ
drawn Tickets 81. -
Grand Consolidated Lottery, a. Drawing received
Monday Morning prize of S75OO lI64 100 1000
10 Of 500. &c. 7s Sos.-I3 drawn. Whole Ticket, 50
Va Leesburg Lottery Class for Monday Morning prze o.,
II drawn. Tickets $40 A. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE.
THURSDAY, Dec. %, y. NJ.
TIE MARKET.

FLOUR.-No transactions have taken place in Howard
street Flour to-day. The last sales were made NJ 1914 nj
which price holders generally are firm. We continue to
quote the wagon price at S4recepts the increase.
sale Of City Mills Flour made yesterday att ISL, on
time, with interest added. Also, small sale Of Susquc-
hanna 1913, cash, which leaves the market bare Of this
description.
GRAIN.-We have change 70 note in the price Of
Wheat and continue quote Maplan red at sSo90 cts;
inferior qualities 50a75c per bushel. Sales Of Maryland
white Corn have taken place 4Oc and Of yellow do &c.
Maryland Rye is worth from IS to l7c and Oats 22a23c.
There Pennsylvania grain Of any description In
kct.
PROVISIONS,--A sale Of about 500 kegs No new
tons worthy Of note have taken place IN this market, and
therefore continue former quotations. viz Old Mes
Pork He so o. 3d. MOL H7as7 IS; Prime so 81
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ssy i,,Ior- a rsrotf,er.
sPLENDID ENGLISH ENGRAYINGs.


oN MONDAY EVENING December Store comm. irg
4, O'Clock we VIII sel reserve AN INVOICE
for Beauty and Eleganee = ''
s aofnleni affords
nouda presents at greatly reduced prices every WORK viii
DC 500 10 Tie highest hier without we invite
attention The lot comprise. in part $500
sns of beauty BY The Countess Be--n-tnn a highly 6n
90 plates Pearls Of the East from allah RoLh he
Louisa Coftaus ls tinted plates Belle season by IN. Co,
tess oil bcsrnston splendid steel Fisher. prv,g P
scrap BOOK with Poeca Illustrations Mar ox, nj
steel plates Book OF the Boudoir opeen Wee,
series OF IL highly finished British Noh VIII
he keepsake by the Countess Of Besngton highly 6ns
sngr1'ngs eaii- Historical Annual great Civil ,T of
Charles and the Parliament highly finished
OF the finest line ersnvns Ireland Picturesque ami Roan,
py tth htche ESQ., with 10 fine winl-,r
and IT. Environs BY Leih Richie engavinrs Jennings,
Landscape Annual the Tourist Spain Roscoe
- Splendid plates The Tourist Spain Morocco plates
asiet and Costume IA Turkey and Italy, designed
IRON Nature Il pllte Heah's DTaSns Portfolio large
Plates beauys Costume the Dress.
OF al Nations IL fine engraSng- LEGENDS Of Venice
eeuied steel plates Portraits OF the Children Nobility
res WITH 10 line engravings each Juvenile by Mrs
fs 10 plates Tbs Roses Affections Git 10 plate.
.hps Offering 10 fine plates from Fairy Land
beautifully illustrated The Friends elegantly bound IN
CALI extra the Roses Of Sharon Religious Souvenir the Chr.r
Souvenir. - ~
S- Sale commences at O'Clock. precisely.
The Books for examination during day.
dc
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A DESIRABLE FARM IN HANOVER.
For sale.

WILL offer for sale, at public auction on the
premises on Wednesday the esth day December ns.t
AIT not me hrsf lar day thereafter the FARM which now
RESIDE IN the county Of Hanover, lsi from Richmond n
contains S3' acres more than third in woo
e ARABIC land " mostly good clay soil adapted TO Glove,
ana wheat and easily and The inprove
hehs consists Of comfortable Dwelling 20 feet; con
ns tour @Eee rooms besides cellar houses in k5
ann such as are usually found farm The
heaneSs OF the place sufficiently proved by NE
mat sanee The construction Of the Dwelling I5 vea.
sh nee winch time the farm has been constantly oeerpe)
Dea Of white OF black has upon place
Inc telghofhood good morality and
intelligence ~
ALSO at the same time and place, "a miles from
hehnao on the road leading Court House This
eonislnS 90 acres wholly woods adjoining
An OF Amen richardson's and Edmund Crenshaw
hss-one thni OF the purchase money eash-he
credit payments Iys n HOW am
no 4tautds
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Auftion Gales.
THIS DAY.


By Inlees a BrOther.
eI REGULAR SALE DAys-Tue~dav.- rS~~
ana saturdays Cash advances Be usds on ,v,ry =
'enpoon Of Eood- consigned for public ale.
On SATURDAY MORNING p,esub-r s.,n ..-...---... :.
O'Clock IN front % rod v.ys.tx - S-ss
non Furniture. CONSISTING in pan Of
Mocdseat Chairs. Of be-t City make
Bsds Bedding and sdsteads
hahosany Bureaus sideboards A.
ALSO.
collection OF Furniture from f,n,v ,.r,,-s. a., -. -
Handsome Sofa Ann-C.har Bureaus - ~
keds'eada Beds and Bedding Tabjs-
Pine Wardrobe. Looking Glass
Zane seat Chairs Carpcuing &C ne.
will he added,
frime Mountain Butter. n drkns
Superior silk Hats and fur Can.
Mems and Wornsns shoes and Bro~.r,
STOVES, &c.
: NJ ue same tine, several Stoves &c
CARBOYs
y Bareoys perfectly clean and good order
HORSES
Al "a o clock several Saddle Ind Work Irorr.~
NIoEs q BROTHER, Auera
- Superior CiofAing-To cIose Enroie,
VIII be added superfn~ Cloth Frock Co,t.
IN do C1oaks
Beaver iroek Goats
pair stp.s. Cas-. Psnts
Also 10 cases Hats. Shes &e--sal. po.,y. a, Ill.,.
- - INLOES A. BROTHER au-,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
watches and Iexyclry.
LOWED TIL A ~ tsxrt,p

watches and JewcIry.
LOWER THAN EVER.
the reduction New Tariff the
subscriber selling his stock OF Gold
Eeapemen Lepne and other Watches splendid pat
ferns ami Jewey al Retail reduction from for
prices being they can be bought for Al any
other place IN the City As he is constantly receiving
ns OF watches of the styles direct
in England France and Switzerland offer
assortment and much prices than any other
"
ouii ~asvs a. io- watches ana
Jewery exchanged bought An Watches keep
good time the money returned
All kinds Of Watches repaired the warranted
the city. G. C. ALLEN
Importer of Watches and Jeely, Wholesale and Retail 30
Wall street. Upstairs. New dec l3-dSeen I6t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
Br LIST MOTIFS MAI.

In the Senate. Thursday, Mr.. Bentons resolution call
ing upon the President know IL Lord Ashburton made
any proposition, while here for the assumption of State
Debts WINS adopted. The Captain and Old Bullion will
have bout before the session is through.
The resolution to refund Gen. Jackson's fine gave rise To
an animated debate.
In the House. the Appropriation Bill was discussed, and
passed. The appropriation. for the Survey which
has caused 80 much talk. stricken out
The Bill repeating the Bankrupt act was laid over. The
fntcligenccr thinks will certainly many .el
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
W0RTHAMS OFFICE,

CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR SALE.
Two Lotteries for to-day Call Wohams before o'clock
NJ today and handsome presentee the ane
cd schedule
Grand Consolidated, Extra, Class 100 he re-
ceived here Saturday night
Prizes-S7,OO0, 5000, 800, loss, OF 1000 Of
600 OF 5OO OF i00 of 800, 10 of $50, 10 of 20n
10 OF 100, &c 7s Nos. and Ii drawn. Tickets 50 so.
Va. MonongnIia, Glass g. TO be drawn al AeSandr,,
Dec "a PEes-s3oooo 10000 5000 5000, $500 OF
1000, &c &C IS Nos. and 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
for Monday Goth December E1changs-Va Lee.blrp
Css iPIzes of $4,000, $500 5000, 1854 1900
300 10 OF 200 10 OF 200 20 Of 800 l5S OF 100
and IL drawn Tickets Sii, and the 81
Wa. Leesburg. Glass s, be drawn at Alexandria
Dec 3ls Przes-s3o0oo 1850 10000, 5000 1000 25e4
1000 1875 1900 1900 Of 1850 20 OF 100 &c &c
7e Nos and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
B-An orders confidential TO with ponptness
for Packages OF for a single Ticket
9J-shares in all the above in propouon-for sale BY
deg CHARLES WORKMAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24


VHNHERE Is now wanted a male and n female
Teacher for the LovngNon Male and Female Academy
School will be under the
ne 10 select the female with the approval Of the Board Of Trustees
Its required that applicants should produce satisfactory
qualification 10 teach the branches
enesand the female teacher will be required capable
teaching the usual branches cf female
Music Applications viii be forwarded by before
the first Monday in January CHAs. PRRRow
Prest OF Board OF Trustees.
p- The Vienian and The Richmond Enquirer Wing will
till n January. de I3-ctIJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
VALUABLE CHIKAHOMINY LAND

Ky virtue OF Deed Trust, dated the oath n.
nsn,,, eeoe rs sso.sei in the he County c n
hsnrioo etecuteo o. Nathaniel Rivez shan roe.. :.
public auction bidder on Sseo 70 80 II
IoSaa an na Tao, Of Land The County a.mieo e.ss
adjoining the landsof Edward Garthwcht
~ org aps Mrs den Containing ESQ The sae
heved TO be perfect but acting trustees We ,h,u N %
title hold ~ 'eA oniy suoe
The Terms sale In conformity with the deed of ,,,., -, -
for cash. But Is believed an aang.,,sn =, -. "
tors oonvenin credit may obtained bv IN. e ered%
the terms viii made known at the .ale f0''' -
JAS NJ WTCKHAM
d.l-dlttd4t&dt-
Vr-Ie Sove ale Is postponed account of the
the Meane u. ksDAf the 18th day January psr hss
ga pace unless the weather prevent in which ess,
de 22lt o&deawtds rt IT, --,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
by N. n. ,ickin.c,,

NEGRO WOMAN and CHILDREN.
b.lv S ~ az u clock F.ont my onee viii Be cola
- 1850 Ah' g years DID, and her three children.
CT, LII DICKINSON. Auetr.
sstSey and Harness and Harnes, Hors>
M inenasY aiet the above sale Se ,oh n good s,,..
Harness and a good Horse % goo suikey and
dec 20 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24

kLANkErs, BLANKETS &e-
- Point Duffe and Green Blankets
Rose and Whitney Bls all zres
Plain and Plaid Linseys cheap
glasgow Jeans, and kerseys DO do
Red Yellow and White FanneIs
Hosiery, OF all kinds and qualities
Gloves, Of every description NJ sizc
ALSO,
large assortment Of silk Cotton Umbrellas. for sale very
@"sspe' j. u. CUNNINGHAMS
oe - Cheap Cash Dry Goods atore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-24
Auftion 9ales.
FUTURE DAYS.
lsy Iniocs A brother.

Tobacco Serers, Fixtures, &C.
Win be sold on WEDNESDAY Morning Dee ,sth so,,,..,. -
oe'ek at the Factory formerly oceupd BRIDGE
Is manufacturing Screws and Presses Of bem rvs ana
Plating Presses md rams-.
Banis- Casngs. Twisting Benehe.
sem Presses and fixture. used Am
ing Tobacco. -
NEGRO MANA CARPENTER.
hi-n negro man SAM who good
Terms At sai- ALEXANDER DuyAI.
Special Assignee Of snead 4 Bridge.
nSr Sale Conducted BY
oro . pprrt,rn
Petersburg InierseDeer will copy times.