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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

Wo gleao from the Cie,oland Herald, says the
Cincinnati Gazeue, Of the 2Sth ul.., the follow
ing particulars Of the late disastrous s,orm.--The
following vessels driven ashore:
S. B. Chicago. ashore at Silver Creek
Schr Walter Jov.
Jefferson, 7 lives Iost.
BrandywIne lost and crew.
Brig Francis Mills.
Schr Ohio
NJ kingnan.
Mt Clcmons.
Indiana.
Mississippi?
Brig O. Richmo0d.
Schr. Etw,n Jenny.
Florida.
Ben Franklin.
Henry Roop.
Allegheny.
Detroit.
Lord Seaton.
We add tho following from the Buffalo Com
merclal Of Saturday:
The schr. Jefferson Capt. DougalI, went ashore
6 o'clock last night. about three miles above
Buffalo light house, end is total wreck, atten-
ded with a melancholy loss of fe-one entire
famiIY, husband, wife and five children, toge her
with young woman. and ono OF the men be-
longing the vessel. having Pcriehod! Cop.
Duugall, says that in two hours alter his vessel
beacned. the cornpanion-way was washed otf. and
cabin and forecasre. A portion of the crew had
60, ashore, in quest Of help. and were endeasor-
ing 10 rescue The family. The mate wrapped his
overcoat around The woman. and tried 10 keep her
warm by walking her TO and fro on the beach, tus
she soon became exhausted and incapable ot mo-
lion, and was placed in the boat which had wash
ed up. where she died IL short time. Her hus
band deerious reaching shore. and at
tempted TO escape into the swamp near by, but
persisted within a short distance. One al the
hands. named James Bruce, got into The swamp
aod likewise lost. The family were from
Hartford. Ct.-names unknown-the chi'dre n
aged from years downward. The Jefferson
was bound for Chicago, with 500 bbis. salt, &c
tons of iron. and some merchandise, which vii
be mostly lost The crew succeeded. about mid
| night in getting board the brig Owe Rich
mond. beached below them, 10 a greatly exhaust,
ed state.
When our reporter reached the vessel, the fig.
of the Young above mentioned was
standing in upright posture, "a the forecasile
compa ion way, frozen stark and Stiff with hands
partly raised in an imp'oring posture and her
eyes fixed with a cold and stony gaze upon the
shore.
The brig Olive Richmond new vessel Capt
Dorchester, wen, ashore about a mile below the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

n~1TO OUR FARMER PATRONS.--such Of our
.,b.snbess who pay for their IN Wood Fou
Cor, Oaa Pork articles OF County Produce are
,,o.d thar We ready receive such articles
Wood wanted Immediately
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Before cour, martial III Philadelphia Mon
dav. a witness wa- called mp, and afterwards his
testimony rejected because he did not believe IN
a state Of future rewards and punishmeuts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

|, is estn1e ed iha, one hundred tons Ct henri
have been water rotted 10 Lafayette county, II :
sour, the present year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
Administrator Sale

Administrators Sale.
ILL De sold. Saturday. the 9th Of
w lave residence Of James ,. Bort n, dec {,
personal properly Of said dsceden,, consisting Of
Machinist and Carpenters Tools; Carriage;
Wagon; Harness; Cor and Calf, Bees: Lu,n.
Der; Cooking Store nearly ner, and House.
hold and Kitchen Furaitue generally.
Sale n commerce a: 10 o--ock A NJ crsi, Of 600
wear gwen all ;arse dollars, by the
chaser gtvIaz approved security: all under that
san to Due ATTENDANCE giwer by
JOB BORTON, Admir-
Richmond De- ,. 1912. 4su
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

A poor scamp left his wife IN great rage, de-
claring she should never see his face again till be
was rich enouyh to come homo in A carriage. -
He kept his word, Ter in :wo hours he Vas brougbi
home drunk on q whee Harrow.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Jrf-rson. She was bound Up in Ballast, anl wi!
DO got # wlthont danape.
The schooner Walter JOY. Cart. Lacy, went
ashore near The Owe Richmond with u deck loaL
of flour, which viii he partly lost, bu; the vessel
will be got off wllh trltllng injury.
The brig Frances Mills, Capt. Langley, went
ashore on The Canada side. three miles below
Pom, Ablno. at , O'clock. F. NJ. Yesterday She
lies partly Fl Ted with water, by which the low err
tier Of her cargo. consisting of merchandrze. will
be mi ured. She was bound Tor Chicago and ST.
Joseph's--wl probably be got off
Tho schr Edwin Jenny. Capt. DA,i<on, drag
ged her anchors and went ashore below Point
Ablno. I,iIe above the Frances ,It'ls She was
loaded with stone for some pert up the lake.
The schf. II. Pearson. which ieft here with the
flee, three days ago, has jist returned TO port in
safely.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Severa! thousand Of Polish and Russian Jews.
at Berlin aud osew here, have entered IN an
engagement 10 proceed the first favorable oP-
poftunitv 10 Jerusalem. 70 await, in prayer and
fasting, The coming Of the Messiah.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03
Destructive Fire in Muncietown.

w. ar. indebted to friend for the following letter &C.
failing disastrous fire in Hunc'eto"n' Delaware CO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Rus,ey Jack Co., brick bJildug, (nsured.) p2ooO
Cars, & Wysor, Dry Goods Merchant, l,2O0
s. Carver, Printing establishment Centre loss) 6o)
7 e Jo,.. do do do do. 500
Abraham Baugelt, Iron ware Merchant, SUI
Foulko a. Msndsnhall, do. do. ooo
Perkins Il Jack, Tailor, ooo
M; c.u;h., M.,eh,p, in adjoining house, 80
,.n, A,,ho,x s,.ree,vpe plates GOO
Total loss, $3.50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

a Pennsyisan31 ID Itchnran saws that whencv =
CT be thinks OF Cd Virginia IN connection with
John Tyler. he reminded Of au old sow he ed
TO own. She was an excellent SOW and brought
him good after, bat was safe 10 have one runt
So with virginia; she has given the country scv.
eIal excellent Pre- Idents, aud now IN the person
OF John TYLER, she has gwen Us an Indifferent
ruat. The truth IS he comes rs near tho Iulle
eud of nothing whitfield dowo 10 poin,. as any
hing Imagine. To our nol,nn he don
quite amount 10 what Franklin SAID yoa cou!dn's
make n whistle on. y Courier
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Girard Coliese-The impression is prevalent
abroad, ell in this C9ty II some extent.
that all labor Is suspended CA The Gtrard College
Oltc otherwise. The blandness Of YESTERDAY
temp ed q walk in that direction. \ large mum
Der ot workmen actively gagged on the pal
lars and roof. and also IN the workshops. The
rooms have been beautifully succeed, and oil
the pillars up two sides, ant 81 the south
front. Mach has been dJne since Spuug. The
main bnI!dug VIII be nearly # not quite finishes
next SUMMER Pal. (a1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Produce in the IFest-Adviccs from several Of
the towns and landings Toe 1aInols fIver, speak
of the large accumulation Of prod lce particular
Iy whea, and fl .ur. In some plhCes lbe nounf
hos accumulated 10 such an exfcn' that there IS
not warehouse room for more, md yet the farm.
ers have more ready Tor market.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

Here is an item worth looking and laughing at,
-" Hcrjco, IS Sept--Yes ierday was buried with
pou.p and snlemnirv in the cemetry ef S.. Paul.
he foo, which H. Exceliencv Pres dent General
Santa Ana los, the action Of the . December,
1898. Il was deposited ia a monument erected
for tina, purpose D u lgnacio ferray Z So h1v
ing pronounced funeral discourse appropriate 10
the subject"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

A correspondent Of the hlexandrsa Gazette
propose. a mixed ticket 10 tho pexi contest-iien-
nv Cav for President, and James Buchanan 70,
Vice President, lie Ind well try mix a
ter and oil. Mr. Buchanan hnii>War
Federalist, when Mr.. Clay was the gallant leader
Of the Republican party IN Congress--and from
that day 10 this, we believe, they have been uni-
formly opposed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

The Webb Duel.-No',c,ng The commitment Of
Col Webb, fur being engaged in the dnei with
Marshall. the y. Y. Express says:--"We deny
the pow or 10 punish Col. Webb here for offence
COMMITTED IN the State Of Delaware. II he IS
ancnable anywhere. tt IS there" To this ihe
Delaware State Jyurnfi rcpies--"i j. quite pro
babIc, in a short timc, that Cot. ". ID. Dir. Mar
shah md Others concerned IN This d3ci, viii heGr
something from Dclalrdrc. '--Bah SIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
TTIoMAs = c,,.n,.. .,...

IMPORTERS or DRY oooDs. HARDWAkE err
LkRf. AND GUNS, Ilf-
- Osrasits Ms Ere1aARs Hssk
kE now receiving, By arrivals direct from, Ix,,uo,
70 Jaes River, their Fall Importation n, whes ~,
'nsu , uie Attention Of County Merchants generally
h.neh Dry cocsis apartment will be ioahd the bert
hiankeis, Mars couons, Plains
,l.ihI. Cas,i'nsfes. vestnx., Points, cambries
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, I.,ses E.lrsnr. shavs
hanSefchieis Threads. AMI all kinds Of iou,cs,ics
ALSO.
Superior French Coiton Bianket.
Ready made London oyereoats
Estrs snperGne beaver Cloths
Loaihor Lesgins AMI CsaeT.
BTlfnJu Selac TMine--ffarlit,u's NJ q snoT
u the IIsrJ~fe Dopsrnen which A. IA non, ,,,i
OF The Dry coods they Offer 49,
Rocker. Pen Pocket, Table Cutlery and sei.-,t.
iius Wade and Butchers Celebrated Haxor.
"ieheI: sn5 cteaves a soma Files, Rasps Tools
spears' lemon, Hand and PANEL s,s.
lanes and other makes Of Wool anl Rms. se,oxs
''@iSn , no.o~ Ware, and narrow anl Bfoai Iiuii
csrPeniers auj all other kinds of Knob I>,els nm,
Pal ches,; m, Trunk, Close, AMI cupboardLoek,
nis-s an Iron Cand'csticks OF al KIM.
Trace, Hatcr, Dog, On Lnd Log Ch.ins
lore shoe ami Wrought Naiis-aIsp. Cut Naus
''""es ani Common Cast Iron, Tea Xculcs and
wscdns illlns and Garden Hoes and Rakcs
saJ Irons AMI Taiior's Irons
h'hs ~uI Vices, rlcdge an Hand Hammers
hdEes, Axes, Haiehets aud Hand hdzs-
MN crosi Cut, Pit aud iisni raws, OF all kinis
Tspaie' ani ShoYe,.-2, and prong Forks
EieNcs, Coffee Mills aud Rel Cords
Bfsss and Move Wire Feniera
Ely. , smi Annealci Wire, rom Nos 5,o ~
fsroshSs wafante - alcs Cat agents ptic q 10 xos
49, IRON lt.J To 40 rounds
Iiaed SidefJ, sirIups Driic Bits aud Lea hers
SHOT bells, Powder Horus and Fiasks
'oni,"n ana sery superior Single and Double Guns.
Nayier Coz Cast, shear snd Blister s,eels, by the
Tu Pla'e aud Bloek Tin. CaSns- Sc ses Ind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
BALTIMORE MARKETS

o0es Of the .amsriean-- Sc p,cmJer PC, 5P.M NJ.
fLouR.-There was an improved demand fol
Howard street Flour on Saturday and TO day, and
sales OF good stand ard bands have been made to q
considerable extent from stores at Si25. Some
holders have advanced the price to sI.37t, but VIC
arc no. advised OF any sales above si,25. The re
eeipt price continues at 81.
SALES OF City Mills Flour TO day, TO the ex,on,
OF 500 bbls. ut sJ25 cash. The stock is now yety
light, and holders generally are unwilling to sell q,
the same rate.
There is no Sutquehanna Flour in market.
GRAlN-Wheals arc scarce and wanted. md
The recent advance in pIice is fully maintained. We
quote cool to prime Md. reds at 80 Sec and IN.
Terror To good OF 50 n soc. There has been no
Fem. Wheat in market. Corn ia scarce. Limited
sales at 81 Doc. Tor white and yellow. A sale
ct lot OF Penna yellow at j5c. A sale Of Ponna.
Rye at co. We quote Md. at 43 45c. Sales of
Oats at 22c.
PkOViSlONS.-Thc demand for Bacon con-
,,nue' cool, and prices remain about the same
Some choice parcels of Western nssotted nre held
Mt cents, but We hear Of no transactions al that
price, We quote as before prime assorted ut SLASH
cents Sides AT 5i5t cents; Shoulders at ils5I c,s
and Hams at 6ias cents. We quoe sales o. Pr me
Pork at Sc We not n ivised Of nny uan..c
IONS IN other descriptions, and quote before Me
FORK at IS 25; No. at 81; Baltimore Mess Beef
at IS 90; No. at SC So and Prime Of "a 80 ::
western No: ! Lard in kegs is held at II cts.
WilShEf.-We quote hbds. at % c. nts and
Dds. at p cts. with very limited demand
AT Cincinnati, on the 22d instant the receipts nv
The Miami Cana. were 35l bbls flour, s. bbls.
wheat, Us bbls. whiskey, bbs. linseed oil. Sales
OF Flour n, S2.72. $26S and $500; CITY Mills
NS;1'. a sale OF Bacon, shoulders, at Sc per 10.
. wheat f9c per bu. Lard a 5io. Whiskey Ijc
In. tser was navignble for largest szs boats.
~ Boston, IN the week ending on Saturday last.
Tue demand for Gencsoe and OHIO Flour w as brisk
and the receipts taken fast as they arriyed-ihe
e'oslns rates OF Gsnesec, Common brands were at
sfs' sl.9i, and fancy brands at SIS a S5O6;
. Ohio OHIO and Michigan si75 a4sI, cash; sales OF
SVV b6ls. Georgetown for export, IS. 4 mos; 600
bos' Howard street, 81 10 cash; 5.6Oo bills Rich
mond and fredericksburg for export, at price not
mndo public--the market closed firm. The Gain
market was inactive-salcs OF Southern yellow ant
Corn al S6ia57c, and white 5iaG5, per bushe cash.
if4 bbis. sold at auction n, ole. per bu.hel OF So
lbs. cash, bbls. zoe. each
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
MAGN IFycEvT SCHEME,

Is Nos 10 drawn ballots
Tickets en-; halves $40 quarters s.. cehths 81 -
10 The picc ui cert hcate Of package Of 81 wh1c
tickets In ihc above splendid LOTTERY Is only s1S-satcs
~ proportion; audi certificate OF package may draw the
four highest prizes.
For tickets and shares, and certificates packages ia
above splendid schemes, lidrcsst
GREGORY & co, Manssers
$3.50 Ric hn,,r'I V,rsni,
no Al orders promptly attended TO- smi an account Of
lhe Drawing senl Do ~ Nhn nIleT frnIn ne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
nIANK nOOKs.

ATT. W. RANDOLPIrS nsotsiorc ani Rn,lcry will
~ he flunda large assodmcnt 81 Hank uooks, enhrt.
cur ~ Patterns ~ general usc made w Rchnou, of the
hcs paper binding warranted o. stand. The prices are
~ NV Books Of quay eau 10 hal a any other
Embellishments IN Virgins. sel9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
NEW WORKS
AT THE POST OFFICE.
$50 REWARD.

DAN AWAY from our pitts, in Henrieo county f,ur
IL months sinee, negro man named WARNER, the
property OF DR. Price OF Hanover. He about wears
Of age nu9tto, compact bowleg<ed ami low ia stature
about fee; OF inches hiEh-hc has scaf, I tink
somewhere on lis Jaw Is very polite, exceedingly icqul
clous and addicted 70 ntepcrau-e lie f
Mr. Wofi OF Fredericksburg, ami belonged 10 tho estate
Of Mr James Corbin, in which part the county nk
likely he Is lurking VIII give the above rewari II u.
ken out of the counties II Hcnrico Hanover ami ~
cured in jail tst get him-or s0 IL taken in either f
the above counties ans delivered Dr Price or uhrr
BURTON. CRIfBIl- A ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
NOTICE.

TIVE Booss, Accounts Bonds, Notes anI Creis Of the
iar irtn Of Lycl, Johnston yell have Ly mutual
agreement % the undersigned, been placed the hands
OF i.eWf Hl iui collection 70 whom al PERSONS in any
mlnncr iniejel 10 she SAL late firm viii make paymen
anf who alone authorized by power of litorncy 10 re-
ceNr Tueh psNinenta and 10 grant reccufs aud acqun
tances therefor JOHN LNEfL.
PENTON JOHNSTON.
GEO W. LYEIi..
Richmond. August 2i'h. 1872. an "a If
PAN AWAY Rom TIe.icgW Iron Works, GA saiur-
- day, 18Th September, lsi2, two boys. John and
loMOS. John IS about 49, scout male. ahou, feet In
high veiy btoah mouth, ani cheek bones unuguiliy
tsh-his clothes cannot be dcscrihei-he wears very
broaL1rimmed black hat solomon H. smaler rather
sun'ed ia appearance, bros unusually heayy tie to
OF iis head entirely ball. occasianei 10y burn when \
child They gre nearly same colar-,ilrk muaito. said
bays were hired 60 this Company, by Lew Hal Of Ills
place. tie property Of Mr. George Ftzhugh Of pr
Roy al, Caroline County.
Als h. June lls;, light frccked muaito, naneI Roa
her Nosby from p to = % age. feet inches
lsl walks very erect ami has lot OF his teeth lie
Ial reward will he paid for their return 10 the Company
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
For Friday Evening.
ei0O0, 1852, Of 100, l Of 200, etc. Tickets 81.

Va Mouonsalil Lottery Glass H. for lsi2-To be drawn
at Alexandria Va on Saturday, the Let Of October, lS2
splendid scheme. Prize Of S35.295. 1000. 500 1000,
$500, 3O2, 3Ooo 10 Of 1909, Tickets slO-shares in
proportion.
Certificates OF packages Of p whole o.
d.. ......2j half do. ...,..,,, Is ~
Do. .......do.. .......2' quarter do.......32 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

IeesbnTs. i5-Drlws In RAlnore on weInesd,v ,b
18th Sept. and due THURSDAY evening P,izos- sI0 a.,
iul go 1871, 5oflOg ofIU 10 OF az no al a., o.,
- Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets a. - Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
BOOTS BOOTSII ROOTSI1i

BOOIS BOOTS - BOOTSi!i
u LEN hill respectfully Informs his f-cnds ani the
pabc, that be = PREPARED ~ ine reception Of
fresh lot Of materials Of IN AMI of very superior
quality, 10 manufacture description % Boots and
shoes for CcnueneuR ware, aud Of quality equal, il
SUPERIOR any sold iic city n Richmond lie would
further say that IN accordance with tile times he will
measures and make 20 order, gentlemen fine dress Boots
for ss0-Genrs fine doubleso!e waterproof DO $3.50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

where tuners seldom he WITH ayn. ns only
the metallic Tae anf all the modern ifnproy hui
Alsn peculiar Braces calculated to give strength aud
solit.gy.
guarantee Ia writing entities tho purchaser to 81.
Change he lStrunent time vthin year, should
prov. defective.
new Pianos sod in this ely will ba kent in
tune year without charge; and those 10 be sent into
tie country pac sei without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken la exchange.
p. N. TAYLOR,
mari Music Store, opposite die Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
BY DUNLOP, MONCURg < co.
SALE OF A DESIRABLE RES,
DE ACE - q, AIrC.IIEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCE-Ar AUCTION.
IN nonay the Fh NJ Osicbcr. ocloe< n The amer.
auec' ~ rustic us conveyed tia; valuable Lot rounI
-Nfh tho Improvement thet futfrI on te coruer
81 W anh nh Streets. fTonng ~ lQg s.et AMI
tending IN rear on lph rfcet Ia feet TO an .lcy ~ feet
WIZ recently IN the occupancy u DAVID AnlcTson IT.
TERMS one third cash; tLlrI ia month"; an. t,c
rc.haindcr IN " monihsfOr stusficory culrseI nee
l.pic notes sui deed OF tust the property 10 scere
the deferred payments.
THOMAS. TAYLOR. ,
OVE4TON A. NOSBY. irustees-
seI-d8cid Dunl3p. Moncurc 4 10. Aaets.
VALUABLE LAND FOK SALE dying Ia the tor form.
cd by the junction o. tho Richmond and Frederic s
nufg AM Louisa Railroads, AMI adjoining lands Of
Ma. Tho. oswsilaDd PleAsani Terrell Es,i)
Ihc sihscTlhcr will offer al public sale the Junction
Tavern, o1 Friday, tie 3t, Of september neat AZ II
o'clock n far that valuable uninrroved tract of AND
known as afs tract IN Hanover county 1.-THE property Of
TIC late Mrs Judah Wiaston) within half mile Of The
cinond ani IRE leficssLufs and Louisa Railroads aud
containing about 375
Tits Land hes the North River AMI l. NJ c,sx
&C = ffon both of the above ROAD anI about hour
rite per Haiiroa'i from the ely ~ Richnan,
Thai portion Of the Land fronting on lie river l. - f,e
quality pw grounds hu the entire tract, to use the eSpre
SION 81 judge. la the noghtoThno,i u Of roi ru,,y
There u an abundance % good heavily and
IN the tract. - '''
1oa pcr-on dcsirous OF buying good Farr eopt,nop.
v" the Edmond market and Ilacnr snpruv c,cnt
thereon beat si.i i- g. ts c.ftapl, mo
SCENTS a u0-f favorable opportunity. -
The terms Of sale VI &c iin cash. and for the ,,anco
o. tho purchase money, equally divided -ppruys- uero
h nes VIII te iaken PAYABLE the In January
.l1aisi n1g OF July, 7j TIE title 20 tie properly viii
RI Reihy@ ,',u Aug. 1872 vs. BUTLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

Leesburg. Eurs. % Free sID.Oul f1ll G11 ",
ll3l 5uf fu NJ ~, hof ~ ~ of 81 ~ ~ 10 ~
l2i, lij Of 100. etc. 70 Nos-l2 drawn. Tickctstl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
I0Nb0Ns, wliiINGuAN { nREwRv.
TO Observation-Disclosures.

NVEhave in store. aad arc Opening s cases yari-
w QUE riyog n Huc Osiori tnd Ct,ict MiNci, Drsb
snd hsck fatiinsus, many ~ which selected ~
er.p Tor Factory hands, and viii 10 aol much lower
UNW they hsVe ever hcrn seen ~ Tits market.
sex KENT, KENDALL a ATNATER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28
FAIJ. Ann yvINrpp cooOc


FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE snbscri have received 10y the pac cts Tr
Il IN, Manchester, aud Weymouth, from New York n
large and very general assortment OF Dry Goods
present. AMI approaching season of which are
Extra super, medium aud fine Cloths and Cas.n,.r.s
Comprising choice assortment of culuTs aud patterns
super mceiam and low Iueed kentucky Jeans
Coricna Plains, heavy KeIscys, n.pi Cptfous &c
Metino, Valencia, ani Swanslovu Ne.iiug
Ilain aud hs'd velvet. SILK aud satin du
Pain striped, nnl plaid Linseys
Rose, Whuney point AMI Duille Blankets
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Flaunels
Red, yellow anl green 10 very cheap
uniting auH ddtning yarn aud =, pl,yt woTsted
Pam and figured houseln ale Lanes, from tile richest
style to . cts per yard
fi:uI"dand satin striped Challey and Bombaznes
and French nnd English MeIno.
Alpaca Lu>ircs and Rosclyn Pliids
Rich hsured aud striped silks aud Rcps
rlain hik Gro de Rino aud erode swiss
super hrocLo Shawl and ~ arts
Satin, six. AMI velvet 80
Thread, Fiinp lslc AMI bobinc Lac IS anI E.lsinns
Iatlcton bobiuct aud wash Blond
Ladies blk aud white silk aud cotton Hose
Lambs wool. mcrino, mofaNilb aIid servants 10
Iadcs' WOODEN thihct and sils Gloves AMI Nhts
Camttc, iacnnet, Swiss aud TaIleiun Muslin
IRISH IInens, la~ns Damask, and Table Clo.hs
brio lIsndk crchicfs
bonnet, car, AnG neck Ribbons
supeihnc, medium. aud low priced French English, and
American habit and furniture CAlicoca
Large and email chez ked super Giughams
CaIpcing, Floor Cloth, Baize and Hearth Rugs
"ii Large lot Of hloaehed AMI aud conreI
Domesiics, viz Bed Ticking apron and furniture Chcc
Pial.is, Shcciin-s, shiTtings Ozlabuigs &c sc.
We have Tor years past purchased all goods with
cash. ani AZ the lowest rates u never have been able
To nso II o h'ucr advantage than the present season,
viii Ice shown la ihc low prices which our goods are Of
Tered Cash acceptanccs 10 townhIe The conditions upon
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & co,
NH.HN 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

Jersey, Glass s2-DTaw- In Jersey Civ MAINLY HE ~,
SEPT. aud due on "Wednesday evening Prices A. Onl
dawn. Tickets o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

Monons ala, Class N-Draws in Alexandria 22l Ocob.r
rr5cs@eaol,n so: iIrn. Stu, 29. 2oO1, Of l6O %
shall have none Of the drawn Nos entitled 10 s3 Ticsoi,
$40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

1eeshure, Glass a. draws at Alexandra Oct 60 s25OOl
l00o, 5on .Ou I7 IEO. 10 OF IppJ is OF 5sl e.s c,
Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets $40.
no Orders fron the country in any OF the above
schemes nccsns the cash, will be promptly aifen ie m
aud the drawings forwarded, II desired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

Lecsburg G-Drlws ai The Exchange on Friday the ln,l
lost PIzes-sir, lSf2, OF lOo OF 5Il 9oi 3Ol q N
LOO, 10 OF 81, etc. 7sNos-l3 drawn Tickets si
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-28

". Mononeiia toucf, Cisss " frr tSt2-To he drawn
AZ Alexandra, Va saturday tc Isl 81 October t1f1
splendid scheme -t9t.fE, lnun, 5u1 fun, 3su. 80,
htsi. ~ OF l51u, etc 70 Nos drawn. Tickcis slO