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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

Ur 50 MANY INQUIRIES HAVE BEEN MADE 10
us about this, that wish to give and a., IN answer
Avery celebrated chemist in this city tells that 10
indeed of the most wonderful remedies for erupons
and dscolored skin invented. We know from see
ing used that gives the skin most delicious healthy
cearness We know persons who have been afflicted for
years with eruptons, salt rheum, scurvy, blotches pm-
credible short time II the bites Of mosquitoes,
gallinippers bugs &c. and is altogether the most won
man counenance and by and by we shall have nothing
but handsome smooth faces and clear compilations. II
sold quite able by Mr. T. JONES' Sign of the Anne
rican Eagle 80 Chatham N Y, or State st. Boston,
and 81 DICK street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

o. The Anti-Mormon Lecture by Gen. J. c.
Bennett, on the =" Secret Wive SYSTEM" last eve
ming, is excluded for want of room it will appear
in the Herald of tomorrow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

90 THE GREATEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
is Shernan's Medicated Lozenges They the plea.
ssnes and than any other The Rev Darius
Anthony of the Oneida Conference says they ought to
be in every family the globe They saved MIN from
consumption after the ply scians had given him up and
his Fathers in the Gospel advised him to prepare for death
Dr. Shsrman warehouse il 100 Nsssav st. one door above
Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

o. It due to Lord John Hay and the officers
of the Warspite to say, that when the health of the
President was given at the Ashburton Dinner, they
all rose, but not finding their example followed,
they sat down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

90 NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-If you arc
troubled with stiff neck throat pains in the shoul.
ders back, cold in the head any unpleasa feel
ngs, go to the Medicated Vaper Baths rs Courtlandt
street kept by Mrs Carroll since 1925, and You don't
get aspeedy cure it will be one of the wonders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

RocKAwAY This delicious watering place, is
now n higher feather than it has been at any period
this season. Go and see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

o. TO SELF SHAVING GENTLEMEN, POS
sessng strong beard and tender face the Metallic
and strop Of G. Saunders is the only article in use
that will obvate their difficulty. most convincing
preof Of their utility s that the first cutters IN London
viz Colman 4 Newmarket; Mlkin, SOL Strand Low
cock, 10 Cornhill Thornhl l1aNew Bon street have
them for SALE and recommend them with the use Of their
own cutlery.
An B-The Metallic Tablet and strop has been in
for last twenty-five years and cerlihcates as to the
superiority Of the strop from the following scientific
essrs J. riscom DR.. Mott, and Gen. James Tallnsdge
President of the American Institute Retail prices Of best
strop and Tablet, 81 90 and 81 go.
@. sAUNDEBs, 1853 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

PROBABLE Loss OF THE PACKET SHIP WEsrcHEs-
TER-We regret to learn that the packet ship West
chester, Capt. Ferris, from Liverpool, with two hun
dred and seventyni passengers on board is ashore
on Hampstead Beach She went on at 10 minutes
before IL on Thursday night, with fine breeze,
the ship heading West and W. halfiNorth.
She was tight at the last accounts, and the cargo
would probably be saved All the passengers were
taken off and most OF them are now In this city
She is insured for thirty-fve thousand dollars in
Wall street. tN
This fine packet has been the most luckless ship
that ever rallied out of New York. She was once
struck by lightning, which set fire to her cargo, and
came burning her up at sea. She once run into
icebergs and made one Of the most provdential es.
capes in the annals of the sea. She has been run
into by other vessels, and anal, she goes ashore
on Hampstead Beach-perhaps to get off again to
meet with some other misfortune. Most aston
ishing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

STEAM SHIP MIssouRI.-This steamer did no,
go ashore on reef south of Martha's Vineyard
We state this fact in justice to Mr.. Benjamin F.
ricketts,, who is of the most experienced branch
pilots on the eastern waters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

o. HoBoKES must be joyous about these days.
In these glorious September days, it is sort Of
heaven earth to wander through the trees on the
| river bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

90 WHO'S TO YOUR POSTS! The BATTLE
BEGUN-LIFE OF HENRY CLAf.-The Extra New
World, containing an original Life Of "Harry Of tho
West, prepared under the authority Of the Wing Com
mee Of New York. and intended for circulation in every
hamlet in the Union will be published Monday Sept
and for sale at the office No 30 Ann street. by the sing
copy price OF cents SIS hundred It embellish
ed with full length Likeness handsomely engraved from
seated in his studio at Ashland Orders from Commute
and CLAY Clubs (enclosng CASH. requested 10 be for
warded immediately Address,
]. WINCHESTER. 30 Ann st.. n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

OYsrERs.-If you want few choice Mill Pond
Oysters, just stop into Conklin's, 81 Whitehall and
| take your fill. They are fit TO feed the gods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

STEAM SHIP BRITANNIA, Capt. Hewitt, sailed from
Boston for Halifax and Liverpool, on Thursday az
ternoon at o'clock She carried out 3S passen-
gers; % for Liverpool and IL for Halifax Her mail
is very large one consisting of 1900 letters, and
eight large bags of newspapers. w. 8. Derrick,
Esq, special bearer Of dispatches from Washington
to the Court of st. James, went out in the Britain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

CABINET MovEMENTs.-The Hon. Daniel Webster
arrived in Philadelphia on Thursday, on his way to
Massachusetts. 1t is said by many that Mr.. Web
ster will not resume his place at Washington Sec
rotary of State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

This steam ship was out fourteen days YESTERDAY
This is long enough, and we may therefore expe''
her news here this morning She will bring hi'e'h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

o. Young Downing in Broadway, opposite the
Park, chip of old Downing in Broad street, pre-
pared the refreshments for the Lord Ashburton
hrfs at the City Hall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

90 THE SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW
will contain interesting reading and matter
than be parcularised in advertisement This pa
perwhch has been before the public upwards three
years. has large circulation throughout this continent
and circulation of geeat influence from its responsibility
and extent in this city 1t therefore capital and nvslu-
able medium for advertising.
The number for tomorrow will contain, among other
things the story of Peter Smith, Bon Mots. Anecdotes
History the Prize Ring interesting paper from Bells
Life in London Revival Of Business Life in Paris Dow r
City Characters Ambrose L. Jordan Opening Of the Park
Theatre; Impartial Criticisms the Gentle Loaier; Fight
between Sullivan and Bell; the Court Martia Foreign
and United States Local and General News-Ofhce 10
Beekman street.
As collector is sick we will thank advertising
friends send in their advertisements early to-day as
possible PAIGE, NICHOLS KRAUTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

WISDOM IN HIGH PLAcEs-The wise oracles in
power at Portland, Me-, have stopped the crying of
newspapers through the streets. Better revive that
blue law that preventeda man from kissing his wife
on Sunday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

ATTEMPT AT RAPE.-A young fellow named
Eaton, student Of Harvard, prevailed on Elder
Palmer of Norwich, Conn.,, to board and lodge for
few days. as he was in feeble health. The Elder
did so; placed him in the next room to very beau
titul and pious young lady, also boarder. On the
second or third night he entered the lady's cham
Der at midnight, and tried to commit rape on her;
she screamed he went down stairs and told Mr.
Palmer that the young lady was certainly crazy, and
had kept him awake two hours. Next morning he
was kicked ont of the house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

THE WALKING MArcH.--Ths has been going on
some days at Cambridge, Mass. The late rains
have made the track soft and heavy, notwithstand
ing which, Mr.. Elworth goes round it remarkably
quick. He averages nine and half minutes each
time. He possesses his usual health and vigor, and
is sanguine of ultimately accomplishing the extraor-
binary task he has undertaken During the heaviest
rains he has usually worn an outside coat, and a
part of the time carried umbrella, which ofcourse
greatly impeded his progress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03

RELIGIOUS lNTELLIeENcR.-We have intelligence
Of the rise Of new religion in Illinois, that promises
to grow as rapidly as the Mormon. The Prophet is
James c. Brewster, who has published " one of the
Books of Esdras," given him by an angel of the
Lord. The place is Springfield. A full account
will be given hereafter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
TARIEE BILL.

Yeas and nays on the passage OF the Tariff Bill:
YEAS-Messrs. Allen, L w Andrews. J An
drews, Appleton, AycEigg, Babcock, Baker Bar.
ncrd, Barron, Beeson, BIdlack, Birdseye, Blair
8oardman, Borden, Briggs, Brockway, C Blown, ]
Brown, Burnell, Calhoun, Childs. Chitteaden, ] G
! Clark, J Cooper, Cowen, Cranston. Gushing, G
| Davis, L d Davis, John Edwards, Everett, Ferris.
Fessenden, Fillmore, Gerry, Gijdinss, Patrick
| q Goode, Gordon, Granger, Cuisine, Hall
da'sied, Houek, Howard, Hudson, Hun, C. J..
lngersoll, J. K. lnsersoll, James Irwin, w. w
Irwin, keim, John p. Kennedy, Robert Nc.
c elan, Mchennan, L. F. Marshall, Samnson Ms
son. Matiocks, Maxwell, Maynard, Moo e, Nor
gan. Morris, Morrow, Newhard, Osborne, Parmen
ter, Pearce, Pumer, Pope, Pow ELL Profit, Ramsey.
Benj: Randall, Alexander Randall, Rando ph
Read, kidgway. Riggs, Rodney, VIM Russell
James Nj Russell, Sa.lonsial, Sanford, Slade
Truman Smith, Sellers, Suatton, John T Stuart
raiaierro, Riehard w Thompson, T,ll.nghAst
TIlsni, TomIinson, Trumbull, Van Buren,, Var
Rensselaer,, Wallace, Ward, Edward White, T w
Williams, L Williams, Yorke, A Young-l05
| NAfS-MsEIs. Adams, Arnold. Anir ston
Athe5ion, Black, Boits Boyd, Aaron Brown, Mil.
Caldwell, Patrick c Caldwell, J Campbell. vii
liam b Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Caru-
Tiers, Cary. Casey, Clifford, Clinton, Coles
Colquit, Mark A. Cooper, Cravens, Cross, Da-
mel Dawson Dean, De6erry, DOan, Dog, John
Foster, Thomas F. Foster, Gamble, Gentry
GiImer, Gogsin, VIM Q Goode, Graham, Green
Gwin, Habelsham. Harris, Hastings, Hsy.
Holmes, Hopkins, Houston. HUBBARD, Hunter, w m.
johnson, Cave Johnson, John w Jones, Andrew
Kennedy, King, Lane, Lewis, Liam, Lit,IeselJ,
Abraham Mcclellan, Mckay, MeKe con, Mallory,
John Mason, MathiOt, Mathews, MedilI, Miller
Mitchell, Owsley, Payne, Rayner, Redng, Rey.
nolds, Rhet', Rogers, Roosevelt, Saunders. Shaw
Sheppard, Shields, VIM Smith. Sprigg, Sieenrod
Summers, Sumter, John Thompson, jacob
Thompson, Trpleti, Turney, Underwood, Warren
washington, Watterson, Weller, james w Will
llams, Z IL Williams, Wise, W ood-l03.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
LdSI' EFENTNG s MIL.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the wig.

Correspondence OF the Wing.
WlsmserCs, Esd Aug.
Even now, twenty four hours after the fatal deed
has been committed. I have scarcely the heart 10
write to inform you that the Great Wing Porty.
wlich for last twelve years has warred against Exc
eutive power, has laid the independence Of the
Legislative Branch Of the Government PROSTATE ct
the feet Of the creature that accidentally fills the
Executive Chair.
After having but few days since recorded their
names upon the report OF the select committee de-
elarins that they could not submit, and that IL
would be "crue and perflious- to deprive the States
OF the Lund fund which we had previously declared
was theirs by right-yet we now see that same set
OF men voting to rob the States of their own money
to buy "protee;ion" for the North
Now, this money either belongs TO he S a'es, or
it does motif not il should never have been dis,r-
buted-if it does. what right had We TO surrender it
to the General Government either to please the
President. buy protection, or pay the debts Of the
General Government whenever it becomes e1travn-
CANT or mprovident,-yet this has been done by
our own ftends-and I feel Illuminated and morti-
fed though my best exertions were used 10 defeat
it-But this view Of the question sinks into insig-
niheanee, when compared with tic other great and
true question at issue, OF Legislative indepen.
denee coming in conflict with Executive usur
pation-ihat was u question that our sires
would not have estimated by dollars and cen,s-or
they would never have thrown the tea overheard q,
Bos;on-ihsy would have considered this question
beyond revenue, distribution party-but it is too
ate to repair the defeat. The Executive has tri-
umphed, and Legislative Independence and Wing
principle lies PROSTATE in the dust.
There were a few, and but few, who stood firm
to the las. You will see who they were by refe1-
euce TO the ayes and noes.
Your friend fr,i,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
ARRIVALS AT pa1NcIpAL HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
II u Allen, Richmond, Va; J c Dejsrneii, Spot
sylvania; George Tyler, Caroline; John Hanaon,
psiet.bcrei Brook, Richmond; Thomas Me,
henzie, Baltimore; FiipPo, Va; Robt Hamilton,
Spottsylvanio.
COLUMBIAN HorEL.
n Harris, Powhatan; II Sampson, Goochland.
w Maupn. AlbemarIe; w Cox, do; ] Vim,
rluvans; F SIanly, Washington; Capt C Peter.
Bermuda; Mr. Brooks, GOOchland; w Dennis,
!amehs; ID Stone, Fluvansi J a Clayton, New
Kent; Ii Clarke, Goochland; 3 III Powell. Csr,ers.
vile; ID Roper, Brig Bremen; E wc,ing, Barqus
Leontine; L w subleu. Powhatan; Capt ] VIII
Ilams, Ship Denmark; J Hardy, Mecklenburg; II
Hayes, do; Capt B Ayres, Goochland; w A
Page, Cumberland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

During the voting on The Tariff Bill, 10 the III.
OF Representatives,, on Monday, when the Question
was taken on ordering the bill be engrossed for
third reading, there appeared TO be TIE-made SO
by the vote Of the Spssker-amidsi great ehucklng
on the part Of those dear friends of the people
VINO nave teen lamenling. for six weeks pas
tho obsIinaey Of the Wings in not PASSING sncJ
Ia law Whsieupon, Mr. Andrews OF Ken
lucky, and Mr. Stsnly Of Nor,h Carolina, who had
up to that point, consistently voted agains, the bill
rose and voted in Its favor, amidst cries of Bravo
their hands 1t is time fir true Wings TO do the,I
duty" Mr. Matshalof Ky, went over to Mr.
Sianiy aad shook him cordially by the hand con-
goatula'lng HIM upoa the noble spirit he had lust
dsplayed.-l Her. Coz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
Correspcntsnee Of the q :. Gazette.

~, - W" ioREs Monday, L. NJ.
There u but little business stirring hero tbs moi
ing. Flour is dull aud prices unssulsd sales we're
made OF Gennesee IN lots Of 50 to 100 bbls at IS,
l2laS5.3i; 5,25 however appears 10 be the prinei.
pal selling price; Ohio and Michigan ranges ffom
5l2i 10 $685. $50 bbls Georgetown sold at s5
2j; there is no other Southern in market.
5000 bushels N. o. corn ssd OF IS cts weight.
and 700 bushels at 81; 1000 damaged at 81 So;
GU bushels linois wheat brought 80 cents; Oats
arc dull al 500.
do MT observe any change in cotton, the safs
were about 800 balet-the operations at che Stock
ENch ngo were TO fair extent Ohio SKIES advanced
] ADD Harlem X. X. percent Al the % Board -
$40 900 New York OF 1861 sold al 20; 25 Uar-
laem 1850 ~ 30, 90 ~; Is Farmers Loan lG};
10 Auburn X Rochester sol.
Exchanges remain extremely dull wi,hou, any
alteration IN rater.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
MA,HISeroH. Ans. 93I.

Nothing Of in,eres, passing to-day in either
House the Post Office bill is up in the House. and
The bill regulating the mode OF taking testimony 10
contested elections is up in the Senate.
Mr. Tyler i, is generally thought, (having beid.
ed the whs',) will sign the Tariff Bill, il it passes
the Senate, and 'hus rsPOso upon his laures Till ,le
next session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, THURSDAY AUGUST o5 ISI2
NOTICE.

ME a<e this occasion 10 give notice that We keen con
w s'anuy on hand, stoves. Crates and Cooking Ran
g.rs Of AL kinda that gene rally this MAJ
81 our manufacture, which will lion abe
icfins Also. Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for s;eaior
food for stock, which will sell The mlnufsetnrer
prices aicI adding the expenses Tin Stove and
nheat lion Manuf1eoy, near the Bell Tavern where IN
kinds Of work In line Will be done on tho most rea
aonalo ieuns aud Al the shortest noec Roofing viii TIa
OF Copper, Uutiering etc IA a. x WELLER
apis n RiehIraoJ ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
VOL. XVIII.
ny ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TER MA.

SUBSCRIPTION To the DAILY WHO ,o CITY e,,ls,,,
bers o. year. and for shorter period IN. ne OF eIt
year, both payable In advance When sent by mail
ayear. - -
ADvERTisiNG-Foron square ofiliecu line. Cor le al
one insertion, rs cents two SI i2l IN, nse
Tons 81 is aud ever ee,ng insc rio. u eents
Thrice weck, fccsnts for each insertion.
Twice week, hrstinseIiiOn 10 ccnta; every
insertion 20 cents.
once week, hrstnsertion 70 cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
Tho number Of Insertions OF Avcrtis lie
noted on the Ms or they will be inserted until oriere
be stopped aud charged cornsIy n -Oncrs 10 I'm
must also be In writing
Annual Advertisers charged eco for and
Ia that proportion for crscfncnts OF ~ eater q
eep Auetoneera and Lottery Dealers who are charged
elOn, paper inciu,lcd)
p-1he COUNTRY WING IL published twice a week,
CfuesdAys and frisys) at hive dollars per snnnin
FOR ADvERT1siNG-75 cents a square Cor loaa, 6or
the fTstiuscrton. and 90 cents oI eac continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
RICHARD bartlett,
COMMISSION MERCHANT. Netc York.
EBENEZER BARTLETT.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, B0sic

Commission MERCHANT, Boston.
IgIOUR and other met chandisc bought ami sf fr ono
and one quarter PER cent when advances arc not re-
Vessels Tor foreign voyages furnished without charge o
oniss N 10 TIC chlrtcrcr, and orders by mail solicited
nics. an 10 e,si..'
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,.
commence on Monday, the 3isi Of October. aud con-
John Cullen Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine. ~
Iw chanberiayuc, MD, Professor Saicra Meiiea
auI Therapeutics.
X T.. Bohaansn. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Discasos % Women aud Chidr- D.
logy. ''
Has l. warner, N. u Professor OF surgery and surg,
cal anatomy.
Maupiu NJ n, Professor Of Chemistry and Phar-
Professors Cullen AMI Warner, will each deliver two
Itu.c1l Lccufcsa week, in the nfrmarya tho Coerc
Professor johnson two week t the Alms Home. ,ri
tcnasy aud CITY Hospital, interesting cases ptrrrnt
ihcmscfcs lhcsc Institutions furnish LARGE number OF
instructive cases and the Numerous Clinical Lectures 10
AZ % which the SiHfcEt will be admitted without cnsr-r
will aford him rare advantages iof becoming srru,inir
with the upcs Of soufhcrn nscascs, and ufne1sirr fb
aprIopfntc treatment Tho surgical eases adm ted .uf
o tnefe luhmary ahurd the Professor u Surrcry or
pouuuiiicso Of performing mtuy Of The Msisr ami Minor
operations o. fore the class. '
The facilities or the study Of practical Ansouv arc NM
any where The Hlrfrrfrf tfrr.rtr h.
SIMPLE, aud The extensive Anatomical Museum Is vel sfor
cl with healthy and morbid preparations
The Chemical rraiuaaul collection Of specimens in
Matera Mctcatrc very complete. in6' , ne Institution
surpassed BY any similar Institution in this country
fccs sA1 % csch Professor
The price Of Board Including fuel. urhfr Scrvsns A.
Tendance 6c,is from % - 70 e. 60 pcrwcck.
Iu ~ falWam ID an ID the Tnruifv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

nv JOHN SEwLASD nATF.rr.
The gush Of cool bright waters,
Son music 10 the ear,
The laugh OF be1luy's daughters
Anu chiiihood's uling.e here:
AMI age comes looking brighter
Tue old man and his wife
Naiked az yon hillock lighter
WIN steps ol earlier HE.
For natures groins have Tisen
To natures loving God,
Aud he hath rent the prison
where roul became clOS;
HIS mighty arm hath riven
The water rocks seain,
Aud irgin onr feast nath driven
The hresthat scOrch the biain.
Clear, dancing, sllneing fOuntAinsi
hori hymn In soliipies
sweiis from the lifted tlonn'ains-
aud gently here lotrudes;
put hcaris dance 10 It's measuTes-
we shout aloud and long
Asthoss who End great treasures
And burst into a sOng.
Here with US stand our brothers
fiucked IRON the living grave,
Whom sisters, wives anu iaoihers
Have lous implored 10 ave;
Now take the PLzB0E Of slsdness,
we drink It's waters clcaTi
away with wine cup ma,lness
we have the cups thai cheer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND CARPET
BAGS.

~ NuNdIaNtitu low pIlltt.
"A LtN AMBER IliLi respectfully Announces 10 the
- punhc tnt 10 hss now hand extensive assorl-
o. boots and shoes, Of every description, f0r both
Ises and Dent emcn'a ware, Of very superior uuauv
Mnoh 70 VII sc atprccs thai cannot it 10 give ssusfsc
uon Icnemcn's French cali Boots n from 4io dollars
PCT pslf cV manufacture; ladies' slippers from 81
Sens W - also city madc tugeihcf with great varo.
" y, 10Y N,ssce aud Chdrcns Shoes If unusually low
Ptccs HaNchug Trunke and Garnet nags-a general a.
sounfnt snd o. The very best quality Persons Of
any % the above arclcr will fnd much 10 Their .v.
sge 10 call and examine the above goods.
NV ALEx NIL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25

% wednesday, u ST inst commencing at 10t
VIII sell IA front OF my store, without reserve
sd sags iIguyr and IL Domingo Coffee
. hbds Porto Rico Sugar
Is boxes woolsey & Woolsey's Doubl, R.soasIo.f
N hbi. ses1r i,
~ DDS do do Crushed do
do do do PulyeriIsd A
~ boxes Hoffman a Co.'S single TsanetIo.f 40
pipe Holland Gin -"
Q half pipes brandy
do Madeira Wine
l0qr do do do
IS hhds Molasses
10 bales Mexican Moss
1000 Cigars
20kess Scotch Snun
To which will be added,
a s lev thousand pounds Spring Hill FACTORY Yarns
au~f THOMAS POE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-25
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE & CO.
STOCK OF GROCERIES.

SIOCh OF GROCERIES,
At Auction.
On wednesday, the 9th August, al 10 clock In fo,
OF the Store on street, by Fcndail Crime
Esq will be sold general and extensive assoument on
GToceuss, viz "
S F.. oOrerr
s s ST. S e. SUGAR,
Refined
MolEsres, Cotton Yarns
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls
New England Rum
Old Genuine Spirits, Ia pipes
Imitation Brandy
Sweet Malaga Vino
Old Peach Brandy
Pure Cider Vinegar
lOl nests iron bound wood-wATe
80 do Wood DO do
Large size iron bound do
shai and HerrinSs
smthfeld Cured Family Bacon
Manufactured Tobacco
New Orleans MoAsses in bbIs
FiTkn Butter
Do Lard
~ coils Cotton Tow Lines
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