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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
STEAM ROTrED HEMP.

In the last number Of the Gazette we
published an article from the Missouri
Reporter. stating, that Mr.. John Lay
had succeeded in rot,;ng hemp by steam
in the short space Of l2 hours. Since
then we have learned tina, our fellow
townsman, Mr.. Richard Mansley, is the
origined discoverer ofthis valuable art, and
that he made the discovery some three
years since. Mr.. NJ. has expended much
time and labor in experiments, for the
purpose Of carrying his discovery into
practical operation, and has finally hit
upon plan by which hemp can be rotted
and broke with one third the labor and
expense that it now requires. Mr.. NJ.
has drawn plan aud specifications
Of tho machinery, and is about getting a
patent for the same. We understand it
is Mr. Ms intention to put his plan into
operation at the rope walk Of Mr.. John
is David in this place, which, when com
Ipteted, will offer to our farmers good
market for the article in its raw state
From experiments already made, it has
been found that hemp when properly rot.
ted by steam, is far superior in strength
to the water rottcd article.
By the way, in speaking Of Mr.. David.
rope walk, we have seen some cord thai
wns manufactured there, by Mr. Mansley
and consider 1. as fine an article Of III.
kind as we ever saw.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
PRINTING PAP1s11i

HAVE 2Reams o. Double Mediam print
j ing paper, which will be sold Z, 50 per
reAm, for the cash. Enquire At the G lie
or sherifes Office. y. II. M'KENNY.
Burlington, Oel. 9Th. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

IMPORTANT Discovery. DR.. Turn.
bull, Of London, has discovered cure for
blindness. The cure is effected by the
application Of the fume or vapor Of by
drocyanic acid. The London Literary
Gazette, gives an account Of several ex-
periments, in which wonderful cures were
effected on persons who had been blind
for and even 70 years.
A high churchman was once asked
what made his Library look so thini His
reply was, "My books all keep Len.r'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
ST. LOUIS CITY SCRIP.

The Corporation Of 81. Louis are max
ing arrangements 10 raise the value 81
their scrip issues q bar. The City Coun
Gil have passed number Of Resolutions;
which provide, among other things, for
the following; That the annual city ex-
pendi,ures, from this time. shall not ex:
coed 1886, OoOs-that1he taxes SHALL mol
be reduced until the city debt is paid,-
that $lOO,OOO shall be sci aside, out Of
the annual revenue, to pay outstanding
warrants; that holders Of City Warrants
may receive bonds otathe citYsin lieu, and
that no further city work shall be com.
menced, till fund thersloH shall be
raised by direct tax.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

FAILURE OF BANKS slNcE i84l-From
q table published in the Trade Register r,
we see that tue capital, of the Banks
which have failed since l84l, amounts to
$780, 62,38O.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

ssHeads you Lose" as the guillo,:ne
said 10 its victims.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
+ r UIT.

lust received per Steamboat Waverly,
ID IS Barrels Green Apples, Bell Flowers
and Pirins choice Fruit,
IL do Dried do. Fn sale cheap
for cash by
oc.s. F.J.C. PEAsELEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

GAaE. Qusils, prairie fowls, pigeons,
ducks, squirrels, sc, are now very plen-
~ in the vicinity Of this place, and our
sporting citizens are having rare sport.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

O-By the recent bill for the re.organ-
iza,ion Of the army, the aggregate force
i to DO reduced from 1896 10 9,1O2.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

GA Copper Mine has been opened in
Lancaster co. Pc. the ore from which
yields from nineteen to fifty five per cent.
Of copper.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. The total debt Of New York, is
Se6, 226. pss, and If Pennsylvania, $4e,-
ST.. 5QO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

TWheat is selling at Alton at from
81 to SO cts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. We notice, by the last st. Louis
Gazette, the arrival at that place Of IS
bales Of hay from Montazuma, Ills which
was carried down the Illinois river on the
steamer Chicago. This is new article
Of freight, but we think it could be made
q very profitable business to those living
on some Of our large prairies. Are
there none Of our farmers willing to try
it?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

or valuable copper mine has been
discovered in Dadc County, Missouri.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
@The estimated cost OF the new Trim.
ty Church in New York City is 100000

o. The Ohio river still continues in
a good stage for navigation There is
about 10 feet Of water in the channel.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

-sMARRlED-In this city Sunday the "a. inst.
by II. Faryweather. Esq. Mr.. Nahum Sergeant.
to Miss Iatitia Brown, all of this city.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
FALL EMIGRATION.

The fall emigration to this Territory
has commenced, and from the present
prospect we should Judge that the cmigra
ton for the next two months will surpass
that Of any previous year. Should new
purchase be effected by the treaty now
being held by Gov. Chambers, we antici-
pate THAT the emigration will be unpar
aielled. From conversation with those
who have lately come to the Territory
as well as from letters received by US
we learn that there are thousands Of per.
sons in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky
and Pennsylvania who are anxious to re
move to this country, and who are await
ing only for new purchase to be made
We hope and trust that such purchase
will be made, as it will Immediately make
an increase in our population of at lsas
10000, besides afiording ready an,
good sale for the surplus produce Of on
farmers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. The New York Morning Post an
nounces that Mr.. Calhoun will not run
for HE Presidency in opposition to the
nomination Of the Convention Of the De-
mocratic Party,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

o. S. H. Davis the late editor Of the
Peoria Register, has withdrawn from the
editorial corps and gone to farming. Mr..
d. was an excellent editor, and an able
writer. We hope he may b . success
iuI ia his new avocation, as his party ia
Illinois has been unsuccessful.
CaGsc, the person. who ns6rdered Solo
mon Sou thwick al ball, in Iowa county,
Wisconsin, last winter, has been found
guilty. aud sentenced by Judge Dunn to
be hung on the LIST Of November, at Min
eral Point. 1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

or We have the good fortune Of an
exchange with the "Jersey, and Guernsey
News" paper printed at No. l. Charles
street, ST. Heller, Jersey England. The
last number received, is dated the Goth Of
August, and contains general and choice
variety Of news. The articles are we'll
arranged under appropriate heads, and
the whole paper speaks well for the capa.
city and talents Of its Editor. Under the
head Of 'Notice TO Correspondence the
receipt Of the ''Gazeite,' up to July 10th,
is acknowledged.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

The District Court for this county
commences its regular fall session on
next Monday week, the 18th instant.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

The river, at this place, continues high,
and Boats plenty.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Weare glad, we say, that this grea,
monopoly is no more, and We hope to Gee
the day when all impediments to free
trade will he removed from, among us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
G. A K ID :.
RICHARD ID. SANxay

RICHARD d. SANXAY
HOOK BINDER AND RIaSE'naax
~,rs,. hANufACTUREg,
kJabSEN Is his respects 20 his E r,er e,,-,c,-.-.
\ arknowiet<es his indebtedness "a &c.. sue
Wy liberal patronage for the last ~ ycar. ~ S'f
has teen his misfortune by 4 train of e,i,,t,.o -,
oen, 70 ooh merchant ami Manufactured ., Iosc 49, LA
s nnk neFioi alluded 10 above; ia hls ,ieo .i,,
non 70 mets out Justice to his creditors he snrr.n,st.
"s oiL even the tc1rkfHg fOols efhis Profession -
" he KIND aid Of few fscnfs hs has been epa Ma a.
ptoSuIc Tools suitable for the prosecution of Rs Rr
:" az s branches AMI IL determined or
20 present work passed, IN poiot OF b.arv
IN any city. lie w,gh confidence CALI mo-,
.e iLlen - All patrons for their custom, ofth.
iianr OF hts work and materials he neal oa~
W ue iect thar they have been in uso i'm $780,,
nssa.ns Inrhtiuoas. Court Ofi.es Public As.or,,a,s
81 cocleues throughout k- sta:e series ~ 49,.
1 \, sscn, as l@f a. earucs general sausfaetiop
.'o NC snd ceilings Of thnse for whom he h.,
49, sno 50 iiilhIsJ worked trusts. in agditia 20
commenting their fnel.is --''Se VI" re-
ci BOOKS re bound, and Bank Books Furnished r,,i.,
10 any pauern an ! bound IN any desirable sfyle ~
10 ny oid eusiorners and the public zen, ralix -.
IcaNeto say tlst they be furnished wi
pesSIlp,og Of very superior quality ana al To-
pilee~ oy Hr 4 LYONS sfstiouer and fo,s sc,r ~,
nc store unjer ny ncry rne door below Ib
sc 70 d3u. S' "'@"'iono' va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

NEW MUSIC,
A RANDoLPH's Book tore and B.ndery
"a SONGS
Miss f.nry IsnS
Twas all TO astonish he nros~.s
oh ask not Why my cheek Is pale
aF SISTER detr TEN cinber me-Poetry 10y Hon Eve
The cot near the wood-PoetTy by @ Morris
Break my heait! b. eak my heart-Adapted to Spa
nisi Air F-
Go, aud forget thar we have met
Come {" my gentle sleep-A Romance
Songs OF the South sign for the land
sympathy. In thee l bear dear aplrt
Nv sweet Dorsbsla-A trio n ON Moxlr1'sopcra
TIC Coqueue-A fAvorie song
Russell -
The swclhoart-A Rainier melody
oi trends andc true frierds-Musie by KuiEht
Mr AMI Mrs snibbs-A comic duet by Hewitt
Rosy tints OF evening
MARCHEs:
sergt- Tom sQnai's DO
Richmond searle, Guards quick step
La henncsse-A favorite march
CafAtesse; quick step
Cad~alllder's parade march
leafs
Peers psrlle march
beverley Light Infantry quick step
Washington an quick step.
wALTZEs.
Hannah Moore waltz
B,I wa'tzcs
CassandIa waltz
Walnut Grove waltz
Mid summer Nish.'s Dream waltz
Iitalenne as Danced by Madame vinOent
venir de Hal $3.50
Introduction and Rondo ala volse
The aboye aud alarEe stock o. standard Music with STA
J. w. RANDOLPH
oc u Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
FOR RENT.

And possession gfrca on the Let # January merit,
M Houses and Lots situated in the Name
lfl one containing AGREE, which ~ large brick
dwelling, Combining four rooms above anS large dining
aud store beow-thCrc Ia iIc garden con aiming
two acres, wha variety oi good fruit asparagus
beds aud supcrabundancc oi excellent grape vines
rooms wool house, smoke house, lumber house, aud
all ohcI necessary out houses, spring Of fine
any 20 be fonrd below ihN mountains over which IL
ceen spiug house. From tho quantity Of land and the
situation Of the spring house, ns opportunity IL offered
lot contains about two acres, which Is small wool
house For ctms &c, which will be liberal apply mo,
o. hessrs Elicit Elicit, Richmond Mr. James u Ellis,
Manchester. JESSE Xix.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
IN Mus prime Porto Rico Molasses
W 10 Cissiied Sugar 800
20 Losea sps'm shd faieat rallow Candies

IN MUS prime Porto Rico Mohsses
" 10 cinifed sasar n 80
~, ~ Losss sps,~ snd faiesi TaiOw Candies
p ec.es wooi,sy4 wooise,'. mebbie Loaf Sugar
ees woarHAs. MeGRupEa 4 co.
I'nE TImE Is COME AR Last Ih., yoa an
ho~ by Hats and csps a. cheap az the ehespest of
iaters seihem in yort hut oaiy tho southern Hat
nave Just teec,seda fresh supply Of "a. ntlenens You
aod nans cth AMI velvet Caps Of every pattern aud
Cool Cloth csps oil each. and ~ I5o-ihe beet quality
sI Mems and Toys Velvet Caps c2ls si 5O eseh-Isr
from 900 81 MoieEln Hats al 81 the se,y hest ,h,i
can be manufactured Ell Russia Hats. baek AMI drab
fashionable snd broad brins 81 20 atO the yery
meet quality only al Heavier Hats from 81 20 5-tic
beat nnsh Hats, u our Manufacture, a ru0d
splendid aItielc. Sand every other Description Of
0AkBANATI a Rn.ENrIIAiI.
49, teuibefa Hat Emporiunh,
nc y Main s'rect. Opposite the Bell Tavern.
CLARKE ON EviDsNcE-Kee r. hfion.-A practical
- Treatise on the Law 81 Evidence aud Digest of Pfoofs
"a CisIi and Criminal Proceeding, by Thomas sGrkie
Esl ct The Inner Temple. <e. The seventh Ameriean
nom The thrd London edio., with la the Atn.
Tiean Dceisinn and 10 the Engish Common law AMI Ie
eicsisuca Reports, by Benjarnn Gerhard ESQ tosethrr
~ NOES TO tfiaer editions Of Theron McieaL la
large super royal vois.
Ihis edition has bcea greatly enlarged by " srArse.
ne ame lean notes hav. been carefully prepared
snh considerably extended and the reference 10
'.scs, completed To a. present tine.
Hls issiei Ia much Improved style on Ia nd some
s hsr ,as been hereofsIe the ehcsnest AMI A. no
same lime, the enleni practical nd
sNc book cxiant on The subject q Eviienee-tqualy
valuable To the Studen aud T. actising Lawyer
For the purpose of ntIodue log New cs.ons on Ia nix
NE mote, upon this subject have been thrown into
Complete digest Of the Decisions uner the ast
and present Binkrup, Acts received and Tor sale.
90 @ sMlrH, DRlNkEK MORRIS.
SrARKiE ON EVIDENCE.
a NEW edition complete 10 vols with many other yaiu
iOOks-IOT a |. al n Inv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
JAMES PHALEN L CO.,
hASkoERs,
Riehmon "a.
sPLENpiD SCHEMES FOR NovEMRRl

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
School Fund Lotteries Rhode Island for the ~
Public Schools draws AZ PIovide under tie snpern
tendsnee OF tecrciiry OF State
Class ls6-Drtwlnx received Mon,la, Tvenlp. So~e,,.
Der eth Capitals t3n.ocb, 1869 500 5sn itrn N a
@ 2<2n 20 OF io0l 40 Of 600 o. 40 i7s Of so ee
% Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets sic.
Class i92-Dfawins received Monday Evening Noyetn.
Der lin Capta.s-s25,lOO. l2OC0 500 $50 2.o oso
lyo leto Zoo 05i, 10 Of l0Oi Of etc. ~ Nos-I2
drawn Tickets slU.
Ciass iss-D' swins received Monday Evening Nov.u-
nes ST. Cs;I2is@sS 90 " 30 ssn 400 70 So SIo
No, etc. 10 Nos-i2 drawn. Tickets elO.
Class 24-Drswins rec elved Monday Evening Nov 2sh
Capiials-s25rtn 100 5O1, 100 80 1910 10 of lOo
~ Of Do ., ofio KS Of ~ etc. ~ Nos-Ii drawn
Grand Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware draws at wi.
Class 2s-pnwior si %iSs,9q r,;,,x rv..,.
&b. Capusls-s 1000 400 2fO lies 81, lao An or iero
etc 10 Nos-l6 drawn. Tetetss5.
lh Capi-sisco 500 500 lisa so u iSn 10 CT
% etc. IS Nos-l6 drawn. Tickets e..
Class $.psswlng received Friday Evening, Nov 18Th.
Tiekctss5. -N"'
Class %, Drawns reeeyed Friday Evening New 25,h.
eta 81 @N
:. Packages Of Whole cke.s and sharea single whole
NareS Ia The usual great tety Of fortunate ncbers
run pTine'i schemes OF all the Lotteries under our tu4-
as., meat sras, sent 10 those ShO may desire them
70 Orders meet tlc most pIom attention and capI.
TH0's u BIGGER,
no MaIagers Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
REDUCTION or PRICES.

II street, shoekoe Hin, (nert door 10 swan TayerpO
ID EsPECIFULLN thanks his customers and The nuhli.
~ for the liberal patronage heretofore eGtcndd snd h
would suggest 10 those desous Of consulting economy in
dress 10 awe him call as Il his determination In fro
TO reduce his preesO per cent from his rmer rates Tor
casa notwithstanding this reduction in price, he will
guarantee that articles from hin esfabsbment
shall be equal TO the best "a pont Of STYLE woikmansh
and quaiiy He respectfully solcits share OF public
Patronage, and hopes siict business 10 ~
satisfaction 10 all who may favor HIM with their orders
Residents Of the country Invited call their
tom; by 50 doiug the be accommodated by hawai-
their goods made up superior style and al price whe6
cannot fail to render satisfaction 80 ~ a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
TRUST SALES, &C
FUTURE DAYS.

virtue 81 deereeof Fiasitna sspeTior Cont na.is
- "a the lay ~ Eep.cn.T. istl ia SUIT fsrrei,f
psssns by ihe style % Conzh a Co fof phlIiss
49, opsiIs stoe2io ani oahera defendants: the un'
nefstnr srpointe1 therein for ne pn.
- .sl 70 ne hshesi biier At eubhe auesn at
Der 1872 (bsing cDaIt eay,) the Interest OF wi,.m
to ~ ~. estate sr life In eighth 70 n 81 a.
trAei OF land allied Oak i eonfalnf abSu; ibl acres
snhJinxon the kisanna River ef which Gideon s,r.nyr
cn seized and psssssscd The said .as VII be u.a. on
cte'ht OF twelve ncnhs-tbs purchascr giving bond
With Eoof eeuriy together with Of trust on the
interest IN the said tract o ani - -
oe - dts ABRAHAM SHEPHERD Jr Co,,m,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

CnDnDn a,u,r<,r
X n ES
SD xAtNtiN|i<LC.
fr1 BOOrS, SHOES, ~
yui All
-. TRAVEL tNf. vi
IL GH -
.rp n Suc
y o.
CAlsfEt BAGS, kc.-wuoLgsALE AN ID IN rA n.
Nin ."ese o.r has received lila and Winter stock
oi hsois aud soe. selected by hnsof Al lie u,,n,,
faeoii.~. conI mo
nent than he hss mat and pou.h an ,ef,
low pfiecs. and Will bc soi nrt,elas Al. M,
bona ht at ia New YORK. Pasassipsa. or Da.no,e. M
stock comprises In par, a. e'iI"w:.
FOR LADIES.
Iadiea' beautiful Ciitcr H,ots, thick soles
Do DO silk Quilted Wsisns shoes r,r. .,,,eIs
DO do fse1eh mo Lace GusSns bound With leather
10 '"pe"or - neh Morocco aih k"i wals,ns shoes
10 Leather w.lsirs shoes. w,i, aud wahoai heels
" piaI, 80, ~. "'' a''' "o'oeeo DTeu shppers
a., I'm. Wh,,sss, Nh. n,.n 81, an,
10, p.r,ai. 80 - 70, ' ~, oann shpleis
~ .,i' 80 wi<ins shoes. uiiek soles
10 Tr,,rllio, a., s.,. - ,,
~ 50 G ''D' 'hoss. Ncry warm comfortable
ID, pssa,,f raa yY in n,,, nuIeer over shoe.
quiny. reuaT kably neal ami h. ni.om. go, ,,.n
FOR GEN'TI EnLn ''N
,.,n,i.,o.,., - -. 800 . lie lev
elessSis for he ,,, pfo1i o"t. manni.e,ared
e.icbi atoi makers. Mies A son, Of Ph,adsIp6is
D, heavy Mater rroof boots al az sad IS
do Rip llf pee eel giots. anime article
pesse'' superior article:
SHOES.
Gcn1cmcns fnr calf Dress Shoes made by J MileSS
Son. a be anuful shoc
Genilcnen's superior water proof shoes. made bx 1
Mica a son .' '' "
Geniieuens Gne cali Boo;ecs stout and lir, r,c.,
Meas aud heavy se.s-i audi nr,,ri 20. W.. @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
CLARKE's OFFICE.

SbAtNA w
LOTTERIES FOR TIE WEEK.
A. Richmond bali past o'eloek Monday-2 capitals 81
sIOoo0 caeh 10 prizes oflooo Is ballots tickets s.
Received Tuesday eveningcaPi,als s7ooO etc. Tickets
s2so; is ballots.
Recei'ei Wednesday eyeu'ns-Capi,als s2loOO, 600.
2ooflO)o, e;s. II ballots; ti,LetSs'.
Received Thursday evening Capitals sl2rOo 1000 20
sflOo, ote. IA ballots; tickets g.
Richmond. half pas, O'Clock, Fhdiy-Capi,als $780,
200, loofioo, etc. 10 ballots; tickets $3.50.
Received Saturday evening Capitals Oil oo 1000 900
etc. II ballots out f6s; tcEctssL
Received Monday Moruins-CsPii.s 1000, 1000 500
10 Of 100, etc. 10 ballots tickets $40.
edo, b.ssP YG c "c a. 1 s,, sS Es
lOoo etc. 7shnd 10 ballots TeEetssio
G,pisIs-s35oo iO,oi su 20 O. al s10' 70 isoi
I 100, 2of l5oo 1900 Of l2o, sO Of go Tickets
Lce,hure Glass o. draws II AieIandrla on Saturday,
iOU. Tickets SO.
D- orders from tho country in any Of the above
schemes ncosng the cash VIII be pronpty attended to,
and the drawings orwarjed n desired
IIERRINgs.-iOn barrels No2 cut IIefrlnss-sO do
IL No 2 Row DO, recently inspected Cor sale.
ocS LEWIS WEhB.
XNooLsEY's DOUBLE LoAFsUGAR-
w ~ half boxes landing for sale.
kAKIsK EE IN HuDS. AND BILLS
w ~ hhds Penn Whissey
~ bbls n. York DO for sale.
oc% WILLIAMS &iIIANkII
TUE Partnership heretofore existing bctseen Josspb
Il Mayo william Archer, 10 dissolved All hnsoces
heretofore conhictto the ffm of MAYO 4 Archer. will
receive the JOINT attention. Of Ne both until completed
JOSEPH MAYO,
scN VI WIN. ". ARCHER.
LADIES' ELEGANT BbUH-BLACK
SATIN SLIPPERS.
NUE have on hand ot Of the shove beau fn slinisrs
w which We arc selling very cheap. fnrcssh
JUDAH NNERs a co,
Fashionable ami Chci rs't =hos AMI
no2 Trunk Dealers
SAL7'-sT sacks. IN Gne order in store, Tor sale
- &c ~ THOMAS POE
DoRTO RICO sOGAUs-2o hhds landing Tor
sale. no pANENrORr& ALIEN
(NhNHRiCS AND hUsLiNs.-Wc sre now opening
htse handsome assortment OF the above fons VIZ
Jones Sureror Cambiica, IAconctfs Pisiia ant Sfrrs
Nusns, BISHOP Lawns, Plsin SWISS Musins Sc-for ssc
no KENT, KENDALL ArwATER.
CARPETS. CAaPETs.-Inst Received = new 10, |
~ 81 Carpets and Rugs, which will be sol vcry Iow
Ptice ioroa I" W. MEREDirH.
I OUisiANA Moss-iO balesin sore, lor sale.
- o"NW THOMAS POg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

) D o
PAIR STOUT sEWED BROGANS
lust receiving and orening the above. They arc in
deed very superior ariicle such are Seldom moi
with IN this market, and would particularly invite IN,
attention OF gentlemen wishing furnsh their FACTORY
hands with Shoes 10 elimination Of them Also zen.
teEen from the country who wish purchase shoes FOR
their arm hands nvi 10 call supply themsolvss
as they are particularly suited OR that purpose
WATKINS & CO..
10 IL Samuel PuiHsys Ola Stand In
&c ~ Opposite the Ruins 81 the Eagle Hotel
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wALSH'S

DAVID WALSH,S
FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
% Grateful for the very liner raj patronage
S1j he has received f1t the Is yeats thaI H..
has qceu In business, wouii tender LA
e@R~ ~ ~ sincere thanks TO a generous public. an
hopes by renewed efforts, sether viii,
80. the Superior f4ciities he has 10 rem.
der entire satisfaction % all WHO may nlirOnse hiGi
Having Just returned FROM the North, ~nere he pur-
chased new Lasts OF the latest French Fashions together
WIN avery extensive assortment. OF Calfskin HSIoccn
exc which be can confidently recommend the te-t
he has ever had all Of which he will take great nc,sure
IN making no TO order the shortest notice. Al REDUCED
prices 10 correspons with the times.
An assortment Of Boots shoes eyery deserfzo,
OF hts Own manufacture, always hand. Those In want
OF any thiDs IN his uc woul 10 well call before put
chasing elsewhere. 49,
10 3m
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FOR GEW ORJEANs

NIX The hnc Bsr1no PART1IIAN Capt. Geo
sksIf w Allen, having portion Of her freight engaged
. will sail ~ above about the last OF this month. Fol-
balance Of freight cabin seefagc passage having Gle
giant state room accommodations gppiy 10 c Captain
board AZ Lu1lam's wharf, At the counting Of Raj
sion & Peasants, to
no tina DAVID CuRRIH