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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS,
edmond, VA.

hichmouus Va
To be drawn this day Monday at the EXCHANGE
SloOOO, COCO. 1000, $500, 100. 10 prizes Of 1000
I0 OF $780, 10 Of 600, 10 Of $780, 10 Of 100, &c &c
For Tuesday.
S2OOOO, 5000. $500, 1900, 1884 3 prize. Of 1000
. OF ooO, 10 Of 300, 10 OF 200, 400 prizes of 100
Tickets S.. r -
"Wednesday
100000, 5000. 5000. 1900 IiOO 10 prizes of 1000
III oil Duo, 10 OF $50, 10 Of 300, &c. Tickets S.
Thursday.
$4,000. 60O0 3000 $500, 100, 1854 10 of 1000
~ oi 500, 10 Of GOO, 10 OF 500 10 Of 400 10 Of 300
&c. Tickets s..
Friday.
S9OOO, 5000, 100, 1900, 1916. 100 : prz.s of
looo. OF 400, 10 of 2OO 10 Of $50, &C. &c. Tick
Saturday.
$1,000, $500, 1861 so, 5 prizes Of 1000 10 of 900
&C. Tickets 81 so. ~ - -'''
100000 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class ST. for ls43-to bo d,,w, =,
AIeNandrn, ID c., Saturday, the 9Th OF Oc,ohor IsI2
splendid Prizes-S30, 000 10000, 5000 35OO o75o %
pnres of 1000, 90 Of 5OO 90 OF 400. 100 of 9o0 C.
tickets SlO halves 5; quarters 2 So Cer,i6c,ies oc
Iackages Of % Whole Tickets Sl2O-shares in nronor
ton "ieS III proper
100000 $1,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. So for lsi3 10 drawn :,
AieSandrn ID. C., Saturday. the 2lst of O,,obc Is,3
SaPais-S3OOOO, 10000 5000, $500 $500 o3Oo o0aS
OF iooo, 5O OF 500, l3s of 200, &c Tickets 3 To-
1Ves d quarters So Certificates of packages OF o.
"h''e tickets Sl3O-shnres in proportion.
ot tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages IN the ,y
splendid Lotteries address 1T '"' ''o'e
&C. J. G.. GREGORY CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY,
On street,
FOR SALE.

WE offer for sale, privately, that substantial.
" bum and coumodious House. street, known for
many the VIRGINIA HOUSE" being one of the mos,
desirable locations IN the city either for Boarding pri-
vale residence from its convenience TO all the public Offices
capitol Square and the business he town.
The House fronts Ss feet high with fin
Gu ana garnet rooms and has the privilege
win the adjoining tenement the yard The
premises are now good order having thoroughly repair
e y painting &c inside aud out The depth which
the house stands, i feet.
Also vacant Lot adjoining, 32 feet street, same
up IN building on which the purchaser Will have privilege
Of the gable above described building with CHIN,
mes already up--hus saving the most expensive
The above will be separateIy and
should privately before THURSDAY 9th No
VthOet ns" Will on that day fair day
De- sold a
For &c. apply o. THOMAS NELSON at the Gus
tom House or To WILLIAMS & IIAXALI.
Sc 22-MVySF t2dNov Gdtis A..
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FAIRBANKS
Patent Platform and Count Ter Scale. xr,rx,,,.s

'iE Manufacturers brought these balance, 10 very
great degree OF perfection, and moti6ea-
tons have adapted them all purposes which not n g
but heavy transactions required by weight In the mchnnie
construction care taken to STRENGTH prR,sry am
not merely specific pointo given amount
but Uniform accuracy platform and througbot
The ehue range from the lowest capacity m Ba
Nf' " Ae mar
lhe notifications for stores warehouses are got IN with 70
ference TO eo1actnes and
accuracy These wholly metallic either portaba or
oofan Portable scales made 600 500 ZOO 1000
I'Oo and @OOO lbs Counter scales to % lbs Dor
mant scales TO be placed and part of the floor
-Oou -oU 5000 hs Dormant scales, levers new AMI
beautiful models for weighing loaded wagons Railroad Cars and
haNy merchandise drawing from 10 20 Movable ON
wheels 1000 and 5000 lbs.
lhes scales Keep their adjustment pcrfecilae never liable to
arrangement and seldom expense repairs They are
most OF the kaioadsin the u = and
nave been long use the being perfect So also in the
dormant and portable weighing merchandise Merchants
and others who have had use for Of
TO their uniform and they au
pear ulaheeted oy wear For sale by H. BALDWIN,
= I'm Agent.
bacon AND TONGUES
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VALUABLE CENTRAL LOT AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, the 9th day OF October 5 r. NJ will
on the premises that very building nearly ou
pose TO the Exchange Hotel fronting feet and run
ming back on the western line 80
the back northern line 10 being in pan
Of lots laid of by Richard Young surveyor Brown J
Esq. ~
TERNs-One third cash. the balance equal payments at
and montlsie title held by payment
is made DUNLOP, MoNCURE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
FOUR LOTS AND HOUSES IN SYDNEY,
AT

-Four desirable Lots the Sydney adjoining the City Of
Richmond on which are two wood buildings
ana We'll of good water &c divided
two acres each and under Thi. property
situated in the most improving OF
The ground productive and valuable
We viii sell the above by the 5 October
at O'clock IN the afternoon; then
The terms &c may be known by applying proprietor
JAS. G. WATSON.
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- Trust executed 10 the subscriber William G. P.rd.o, b.
Lewis Esenmenger dated the 1926 for The ,
pose OF securing to Cray Pankey payment Of certain sum
e" money therein mentioned the subscriber tr..
w proceed TO SELL before the front ot, in
the City Of Richmond THURSDAY the I2th da of ooh.
cd or smue thereof be satiS the
q" ue uus consisting OF the following
on 10 e ad Esenmenger IN. sup.,;or
Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond District pronounced IN. s,h
day Of February, 1899. VIZ ~
10000 acres lying the and Giles the create.
portion in the county Of Monroe
'oOo acres lying IN the county OF Bath west sde Of
Jackson River - $3.50 '' "
10000 acres lying in the said county east side Of Cow Pas
River $3.50 ~ wv 'a''
600 acres lying in said county, waters Of Green Be,
River ~ " "'e'" "Het
$1,000 lying in aid county on the east ia. If g.,
1850 ceres in the said Doughet Cochran. and B.a
ver-ick Creeks ' anu oea-
acres lying on side Jacksons IN "a "a county
<'so. acres IN Russell County Cline and a,r
Rivers -''4 SA""y
-OOO DO IN do on head waters OF BufaIoe Creek
2OOO do IN do right fork o do do
<'OOO do in do do, miles above the fork
$1,000 acres lying Wythe Countie. on the
Cripple and Elk Creek '''"
1000 acres in Montgomery County Salt Pond Mountain
< aUo aere' IN kanawha County, Cole River
ESQ do in county
1895 do do DO
l,l3O do in do do
529 do do do
win all the interest Of said Eisenmenrer in eersD char
anus ia ule sad deed mentioned BY him in companv VII,
w o'nsfs a. WIN more fully appear by reference 10 thr
sad decree, and the slId deed trust " '"e
The subscriber will convey o the purchaser s,eb , - .
vested IN him trustee. CH n WI Ivy NY ." "
Aetna
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Auftiou Sales.
THIS DAY.
By Dunlop, uoncure a Co.
by william. & HaxaII.
building Lots, AT Auction.

on MoNDh AFTERNOON, End Oct. At 4 o.eLoek an
the premises shall sell OF
street opposite the old Baptist Meeting ice, fo
running back 100 feet twenty known nv ,hs
numbers % and - plan OF Lots by John Nav
and wife These lots egby situated being elevated mi
any retired and eonveniento the business and
hesheourhood which and several yea n,.,
rapidly improving. ~ ''' 49,
ssone hd cash and the balance equal paytnent.
Al ana IL months Negotiable Tr,. on m,
Sc yyIIII,Mu
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Adjacent To Richmond.
a PAkCEL OF Land lying in Hcnrico coun-
- ~ near the city Of Richmond side OF the
"esham turnpike road beginning 4 which crosses the
turnpike short beyond line and extending cons
I.ahe distance along the road offered for part Of this
land - included IN the town OF Sydney: desirN 10 sell IN
alternate lots TO suit purchasers wishing TO buy or IN OH, in
further information about the land Mr. Thos r. Giles
ofce on Governor nearly opposite the Government ~
VINO Is authorized To act for THE PROPRIETOR.
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S3O.OOOl SIuooo ,
HOYT u CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE r.o-r

HOYT u CO.'S NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, RsL-o,a y.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER
At Hoyt s Co.'S Office.
ocr'R 7th-S3O,O00, &c. Tickets $40
or lith-S60,OOO &c. Tickets $50.
ocT. 2lst-S3O,OOO, &c. Ticket. $40.
Or 2Sth-S35,294, &c. Tickets $40.
Tickets in the above, and all other Lotteries advertised
Dy ). u GEEGoRY & Co, at all times be had Of
iiolr Co., by addressing them and enclosing the prce
OF ticket or package. as the NAV be- Sc os-,f
ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class o. for lS43-to be drawn n
Alexandra, ID. C., Saturday. October, ls43 Mammoth
Seheme-l Grand prize of $50 900, O,OOO Ii O6s. 10
OOO 5000 5000, 4O00 5000, 2OOO 500 1900 1000 500
4OO 25O, 200, 100, &c. - No Lottery-l3 drawn hal
lots. Whole Tickets S20-shares in proportion
Certificates OF packages of 90 Whole Tickets. saG0
Do....... do..... &c Halves. do ...........llo
Do....- do. .26 Quarter. do. ..........65
DO. .do.e &c Eight. do.............as so
~ Tickets by the package certificates packages and single
ekeis IN all the above and any Lottery advertised by g.
Gregory Il Co, for a he office OF = "
Z. n. ALLEN Co
au u Under Exchange Hotel
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auction Gales.
FUTURE DAYS
By Dunlop, NIoncure & Go.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

wnbe sold at Public Sale, THURSDAY EVENING the 81,
OF October a 4 O'Clock
Two desirable brick Dwelling Houses:
The largest contains 10 finished manner Wi
marble manle- &c The back buildings and con.
sSi Of kitchen with wash house rooms &c smoke
coal wood and house stable fruit
ana kitchen garden with well Of the
The house adjoining has the requisite out
buildings for the accommodation 81 family garden
This house with the lot above to good ten
ant for term Of years
ihe above property - all complete repee with
every convenience Its deSrab.
the city, within few corporation free from
tytaIes,
The Terns-One h equal payments Of l.
= J. and bearing day sale and deed
OF trust to secure the credit payments. se26-,d
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Is45-FaII stock.
p. h, WHITE Il co.

II IN W III u u IU,
E subscribers ready supply Country and Town
N Merchants their friends public genera Nv
win boots, shoes and Leather, sry rdrtety gsa
~ and ~ eV having hand
rom ue Northern and Eastern ces THE BESs' MOST
tNINNE Stock that we have offered the public
which cannot be eNeelled ia the State.
We would Be happy h CorNrRy rowN MERcH,Nrs would
call and examine stock before as shall Offer them
goods upon the advantageous
Our goods having purchased recent advance in
prices shall be able sell them the
geai many articles they had Of the manufc
themselves
o on hand 5000 Of Brogues, Of paHufse,Hs
suitable for plantation and factory for sale low for esb or
Wurrp 90
Manufacturers and Dealers Wholesale and Retail Market BrT.
Richmond. Va. - 10
A LOT very superior Brushes Of ade.spuon. received ami
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02
CASH FOR NEGROES.

TIME subscriber wishes to purchase large
sunbsr of Negroes from 10 to 80 years Of
&C. or which he give the highest market price Persons hay
ing properly above description to dispose Of win Do wen TO
esll on M before selling elsewhere, ~ NEhs
sa IG-0 Market Bridge.
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Great Barg"insi in Furniture and Dre.. caIicos.

o
SEPTEMBER 2Sth, 1913.
H. JENKINS Is opening day. 10000 yds Furpitur,
u ~ Caicoe from &c 10. l2i fine new s,yIes
10000 yd Rich Fall and Winter Caieocs Of entr. new
Patterns ami fast colours an prices TO- 1871 cts and
j. per yd Those wanting either Furniture Caeoes viii
find bargains At x. w. JENKINS. 40 2s
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- AEON AND TONGUES
- Hams, Shoulders and Middlngs
Beet Tongues well cured, for sale
50 p w N uARpIsOy
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HdNIhG Tttn
oh1ge OF the Merchants of Richmond for period
The tnasiers) popreto continuance Of their favors
ne eI patrons mat every attention shall be forwarding
their goods safely and with Dispatch
Inc vessels are OF the first class expert
encs in the trade and insured by them al the
] west rate of premium.
For freight having good accommodations apply to
the masters u board. or To JAMES FISHER Arsr,
81 Goods to be shipped 10 New Orleans, Mobile
IA or any other places will be received New
YORK by The masters agentsat New York free Of charge
sue may be actually incurred. oc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-02

NoR SALE Low-5OO lbs Alum; 300 do saipetrr; 500 do
Birthstone; 400 do salantus; 400 do Pearlasl 100 do
cream Tartar 100 do Cab. Soda wa hng Soda.
20 do Blue Moss 30 sSO Glass 500 lbs
Ncnet Red 1000 do Coppcas Principe Cigars 90 doz
mn brushes % OF ounine &c &c at the Black Boy
Mortnr TO suit the town aud country trade.
sAmrpt T. noN-r
HAVE this day associated with me IN the
practice Of every branch Of Medicine DR. CHARLES MILLS
particular attention will be paid every
immediately opposite the OF Charles and
vIh streets oe div EDWARD H CARMICHAEL.
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To be drawn this day Monday at the Exchange
$4,000, GOOO. 1000 $500, 100, 10 prizes Of 100
~ o. ooo 10 Of 6O0 10 Of 500, 10 OF 1OO &c. &C.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06
From the Rochester Evening Post.

WOOL.-Not for many years has there
been so much of this article sold in this Sec
ton of the State as this year. In the siugle
village of lie Roy, Genessea CO., there has
been bought the present season about twen-
~ five thousand lbs. The Gazette publish.
ed at that place. says" Last year the pur.
chase was only Seuen thousand pounds
There are four or five wool markets in this
county, at which large purchases have been
made. The wool growing business has
increased two fold nearly during the past
year, judging f.om the sales and purchases
in this town."
1t seems then that the Black Tariff" is
not so hard upon the farmers after all The
British Free Trade organs insisted upon it
that the Agricultural interest would be ruin
ed by The operation of this whig measure
Ofthe truth ofIhese assertions the public can
now form a tolerably accurate opinion.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06

one of the number proposed TO invite Mr..
Clay 10 join. When the invitation was given
he enquired what game was proposed. The
reply was, " Brag" The sudden cons
preston of TIE lips, and The change of easy
poiteness 10 the dignifed department Of
one entitled 10 give advice, at once,to give a
determination not 10 engage in the game
" Excuse me gentlemen" said he " have
not played game of any kind of hazard for
The last twelve years: and | take occasion
TO warn you all 10 avoid practice des-
truclive of good name. and drawing after
1t evil consequences Of incalculable mag
nitude. In early days it was my misfor.
tune, owing to an ardent temperament, 10
fall INTO this vice, and to a considerable ex-
tent, and no one can lament more sincerely
the evil and the consequences of it than
do. These have followed me inin nearly
all the walks of life, and though have long
since abandoned the permcious practice
which led to them, it seems that they will
never abandon me-"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06
The Tariff of 1912.

"Opposition, now and henceforth, TO the
(Tariif) Bill, its principles and purposes, is
"A duty which will find no division in the
ranks of the Democracy Mobile Regis
ter Il Locofoco newspaper.
Resolred, That the Tariff of lS42 is une-
quail in its provisions, and ruinous TO the az
ncultural interests Of the country. That
the Representatives, Of the State of Vermont
in yielding their assent to is most odious
features, sacrificed the interests and tho
rights of their Constituents.f Resolution
adopted by the friends of the Hon. John
Smith at the Sheldon convention in July
last.) Our answer TO this resolution shall
be plain and brief. Every body, the whole
nation. feels the reviving, renovating lnflu-
ence of the Tariff of 1912. 1t has put
stop to excessive impoftations-it has revl-
we'd domestic trade and turned the balance
of foreign trade in our favor-it is fast restor-
ing the prices Of American products and
labor. We would remind the Hon. MIR.
Smith, and his adherents that in the first
SIX months Of 1913 this Tariff of 1912
brought back to this country nearly three
millions Of dollars in Spec,e!!! And be-
sides this, the Tariff of 1912 has thrown its
shield, first in direct protection given to A.
mercan products: in fact. for cotton, wool.
beef and pork, hams and bacon, cheese,
butter, lard, potatoes, flour and wheat (eley@
en- articles) we find an average projection
of 43 per cent, which is higher than tho
average protection given TO manufactures.
Franklin Messenger.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06

o. We hope John Tyler has not yet
disposed of all the offices Of his gift for
there is a man out in Indiana who ought
10 be indicted-we mean appointed, TO
something by our accidental President
We mean Of course M. Daniel heLso, the
incompatible patriot. who sold out the Wing
Party in ,ha Legislature last winter. and
elected Loco Foco U. S. Senator by one
uots for six years 10 come. He has just been
beaten by one vote in attempting 10 get
back 10 the Legislature, and is so hungry
fer something that he threatens TO contest
the seat, with an awfully slim chance Of sue
ceeding. His case must commend itself 10
cry SYMPATHY our dePlorable Accident. Be-
side, he has Just rewarded Collins, the trail
tor who sold out the Wing party of Mas
sachusetts last winter, and he ought to dis
pense his fayors impartially 10 those who
have made themselves notorious by perhdy
and treacheiy. Tribune.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06
WHAT WILL RE ITS EFFECT?

What will be the effec, if Vermont decides
in favor OF locotocoism 1t will encourage
Van Buren, and Calhoun and the South 10
push on with new vigor their plan for re-
pealihg the Tariff They will say that Yer
mont is with them and they will strike a boil
der blow than they have dared yet to do,
against protection to our industry. All the
locofocos abroad well understand that the
locos of Vermont are with them-at least
the leaders, and are ready to go for CAL
houn or any other free trade man, as the
case may be. So then ihey will count ev.
cry vote given for the locofoco party as on
their side-for a Repeal of the Tariff.
On the other hand, every vote for the
Wing party counts Cd the side of Protection,
and saws to the free traders, hold-siop-
save our indusry-our Tariff, and a loud
voice on this side in Vermont will influence
these men to cease urging their foreign pol
icy.
Will candid men Of the other party con-
sent to the sacrifice? Is not the indepen-
dence aye, the very salvation of our state.
as an agricultural State, worth the sacrifice
of all party considerations The new Ia
riff is money in every mans pocket--and
is party worth more than the general good
more than the country?
Often do your papers ask YOU TO turn out
and support the locofoco candidates and
place Vernon: politically by the side OF
New Hampshire. Well, all know that not
a member of Congress from New HamP
shire for ten years past has voted for Pro-
lection. All their members in their last
Congress voted against the present Tariff,
because as they said it gave too much pro-
lection. All Of the present members are Of
the same opinion, yet, while hypocriilcal.
protesting to be for protection these same
papers ask you 10 vote the locofoco ticket
and thus join Vermont politically with New
Hampshire.
Are you ready, we ask again, for the sac
rlice? The ballot boxes will tell.-The
Caledonian.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06

A correspondent Of the N. Y. Ameri-
can, writing from Lewiston. after desert
bling the recent visit Of John Quincy Adj
ans to Niagara Falls, proceeds as follows:
doubt whether ;here is any in the his.
tory or geography connected with the
Falls or chain of great lakes which has
been developed FROM the time of La Sales
voyage to the present day. with which he is
not particularly and exactly acquainted
1t is sad TO think that mind so gifted,
so stored with knowledge attained with un-
RENTED study during great portion of a
century-an intelligent so ac,ive-iofty and
sagacious. craftsmanship so wise and
courageous, must in the order of nature.
so soon cease to be. | sincerely concur
with the worthy captain of one of onr steam
boats, who said 10 me the other day, "Oh,
that we could take the engine ont of the
sold Adams and put it in a new Hull"
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-09-06

ANEcDoTE OF Mr.. CLAY.-The fol-
lowing, copied. from Mallory's" Life and
Speeches of Henry Clay. ''refutes one of
the most current Of the wholesale calumnies
against the great Statesman
I" In the spring Of 1929. we had the
pleasure of being fellow passenger with
Mr.. Clay from New-Orleans to Louisville.
After general acquaintance had been es-
:abished among the cabin passengers, to
pass away the time more agreeably, 1t was
proposed 10 have game Of cards, in which