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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-26
Auttion Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY Inioes & brother.
Lancaster. DENLY q Cos OH stand. Main street)
200 pieces Clothing, Superior and Fashionable
meneng nj o! O'Clock viii
Fashionable Clotng Of the Philadelphia Manufacture
prfsng-superne Dress and Froek Cloth Coats
hnl Beaver Froes Coats Cashmere Pantaoon-
&c - u l. 4 b. Aucts-
Stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Al Auction.
On THURSDAY MORNING Sept; 25th
up stair shall sell without
Dealer declining business about 5000
simple md Fancy Dry Goods, greater part
will he found
uperne blue bk blue bra Olive
nvis.
Extra plain and fancy Cassmeres
French English and American Prints
silk wofsted and Hosiery
blanket shawis. rcd and white Fannris
Mousines plain and hgd
Furniture and apron Checks. Red Tckings
Brown and bieaebed Table Cloths
Irish Lsens. Kentucky Jeans
MeTino VesnRs, DnIings, GauIbroon-
Rich silk Scans, bonnet and a Ribbons
Cambrie and Jaeonct Musn-
I.aceS, Edzngs and Enserings
TERMs-unde 500 cash that 90 days credit
proved endorsed Notes
- % NLoES & BROTHER, Auets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING. Sept 29h .! O'Clock AT
the residence Of Mr. Main his en-
tire Household and Kitchen Furniture variety
OF well kept articles, IN part
Handsome Mahogany Wardrobe
Secretary and Bookcase, Bureaus
Spring Sofa. Mahogany Sideboard
Mahogany Dining and breakfast Tables
Carpets, Looking Glasses Chairs
Feather Beds, Mattresses Bedstead-
Cooking Stove, Kitchen other
ubes in the Housekeeping line. sale positive, for
- 90 INLOES a. BROTHER
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by williams & EInxaiI.
RuiIdiur Lots. at Auct;op.

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2nd oct. next. at 4! o'clock on
the premises shall sell ground on
street opposite the Old Baptist Meeting House each
running back 100 feet o feet alley and
numbers ~ and - plan of Lots John MAYO
and wife These lots 81 gby situated being elevated
airy retired and convenient to the business Of the city
aneichbourOoi which and
rapidly improving
TERNs-one ird cash ami the balance equal
At and II months Negotiable Trust on the
property will be required TO the credit payments
A.
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Auftiun Galcs.

By Davenport q Allen.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
win THURSDAY Sept at 10 O'Clock Al on,
Store, n general assortment OF Groceries, viz
la5 Bags Rio Coffee
100 do Ilguyra do
60 do Java do
IS do ARgosura do
IS do Mancabo do
~ Boxes Soap
% Bales Irvine
$50 Realms Wrapping Paper
- IIhds Whiskey
; Half Pipes Brandy
Pipes Gin
- OF Casks Marseies Madera Win.
Is Half or do do do
10 Tierces Rice
10 Kegs Indigo
so Packages Gunpewder Imperial and Pouehons Tea
10 Or Casks Port Wine 81.
And expected time
10 fihds St Croi1 Sugar
Is do Porto Rico Molasse-
81 90 DAVENPORT A. ALLEN Aurt.
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BACON, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c, &C.
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. instant At 10 O'Clock will
be SOLD IN front Of our Warehouse
- hhds Bacon Sides superior quality
IS do do Shoulders do
100 bags prime Green I.aguyrs Coffee
100 do do DO Java
leo do do do Rio
100 do do DO 81 Dominsodo
so do Oh Mancaibo do
so DO DO Anrostura do
- hhis prime Porto Rico Sugars
DO do ST. do
10 bbs Tanners oil
10 chests Florence do
30 boxes superior No. I soap
50 do sNiO Window Glass
Is do Sperm Candles
50 d. IL 70 each fine Gunpowdcr
so DO - 10 DO, fine Imperial do
3 half chests Gunpovyisr do
> On do do Young Tyson do
90 bbs superior Whisky "Osccola"
90 do 10 DO Monongahela DO
50 jo New Orleans Whskey
; hall pipes fine Coguac Brandy. ~ Seirnstte"
) DO do Common
casks sherry Wine
DO Sicily Madeira DO
100 bb- Sacna Salt
10 boxes oxford white Wheat starch
10000 Scgar, &c, &c. &c
TERMS-Un ief 500. and over months for an
proved paper - w \ H. Aucis.
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WIN. ALLEN,
DuAPEu a TAIIOu.

3 receiving by tho N. York packets, his Fall and
- winter Goods comprising Cloths vesinEs Merno IN
der dressing for Gentlemen Gloves Cavat Linen md
coton Idkfs &c &c indeed article necessary rent.
mans Wardrobe The above bcen selected person
and the greatest has been taken making the
confident that they have be examined
He prepared an orders for Clothing fash,
onable and VIII accommodate his prices and
circumstances l6-d&c 3taw2m
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FALL GOODS.

G. FALL GOODS.
- | We have the pleasure TO inform our
IN friends and the public tina, in reeeip, Of
Wv our Fall Goods consisting HATS and e APPS Of
all grades and qualities from supcine in
vite the attention Of Purchasers JOHN THOMPSoN& Co
n B-n addition purchases cities we
are now manufacturing and make order
of shape color good made part the
world, having none but superior worknen employed.
! T A.
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deh'ery-appyto au2l J. FISHER SON.
NOW opening. ut the New Dry Goods, store. N
v large and well selected stock of Fnncy and
staple DRY GOODS!! This stock being creIusioy
undersigned take pleasure
ofthe Citizens oehmond and the public general The following
| comprise only part
Cloths OF every quality from to s. per yard
Cassimeres handsome livery ebeap
Cassinets in great variety, from IS TO 1875 peryd
London Tweed, Kentucky Jeans
Red, white and yellow Fannels zoe. aud up
Cord and white Canton Flannel Z, 10 and l2e per yd
Fun l-nscys, superior article for
-, 80, 80 PeneniiaTy Lnseys
PenieniiaTy Plld Philadelphia Checks
Black and cold Apaeca including sen assortment plain
liz ID aud ehangable, some very superior
Plaid FIannels, Mariner Shifting
Plain and dgd Satin Nesngs
Merino and Valenia do
Ma;teoni LusTngs
Black and blue b'k silks dg'd and PLAIN
Assorted eolored do do do
Dark rich chlngcable which pattculatly in
wife the City Trade o KAN
100 pieces Mouslin de Lanes, from rs to 7Sc Peryd
Striped Chusans, Chini do
PA and twid Cashmere new and beautiful atlic. for Ia
dies Dresses
Plrsans
Iupns' best Bombazines
Birds Eye and Russia Diapers
Satin Damask Table Cloths
I, l0I Dafnask Diapers
Bandanna. Pongee and twird Silk IIdkfs
Alpaca Cavats, do Aprons
Fancy searfs for gentlemen
Gloves and oisery IN great variety
Linen Camb'k ldkfs hemstiched and plain
Ipswich Draw do Shirts
Merino and ambswool Shirts
Manchester and EaIston Ginghams
Whitney Blankets
Also, fun assortment Of Clothing CONSISTING Of
Cotton Osnaburgs
- -, 4hcayy bro. Cotton Cloth q, CO.. = o. and
10 cts per yd
Rcrseys low priced sauineits, Twccds
large uncl Blankets cheap-withmany other
articles usual found Dry Goods store
Purchasers will bear in mind the fact that almost article
IN their store purchased and will
advances the by piece or yani-Ca and
see 70, yourself THE New Dry Goods store Main ST. door
Hanr lNusaNN II
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BY Inioes 81 brother.
I.ancaster. DenbY 4 Cos OH Sfnnh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-26
MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SDTTTTJ SIDE JAMES RIVER

NV running Line of Two Horse Coaches via
" Powhatan Court House. Cumberland House, and
through TO Lynchbug 0 Days OF departure Richmond
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'Clock A. VI.
Fare through Lynchburg ss Passengers enter their names
at the Columbian Hotel BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
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Auftinm 9ales.
THIS DAY.

THIs DAY.
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS AT PUBLIC AUCTION
I'm TUESDAY, the 26th of September NEXT
- At 10 o'clock A. NJ. shall proceed Public Aue-
ton the Town Of Petersburg Stock Of Good. NJ
Messrs. Varnuni. Egerton 4 johnson
This Stock for selected in the CITY of Me-.
York by experienced hand season . .,t.n
save ami well assorted embracing u..x
found IN large Dry Goods Establishments supposed now
worth $4,000 price
We particularly Country In ,t,pd mi. sal. .
furnishing excellent opportunity laying i'm sood
and on he most reasonable tern-ueh rarely oasr
-. uan sioo cash between 500 and $500. sixty
days between $500 and $500 $500 .,x months
Approved endorsed negotiable paper each case Th- nj. Nh
continue from day to day until completed.
w X. JOHNSON j.
DAVID MAY, Trustee
u varRum 4 Eg,ron.
Sale conducted by THOMAS BRANCH BRO. Auet.
Petersburg, August II, ias3. .-5-ctl.
By X. IL. Dickinson & Brother.
NEGROES.
THIS MORNING O'Clock IN
middle aged negro WOMAN good cook Also one man
SEQ r. II. DICKINSON 4 BRO, Auct..
by Dunlop Moncure & Co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the 26h O'Clock will SELL in front
OF our Office general assortment Of Groceries
IS nris st. croit Porto Rico and n. Orleans sugar
100 Tierces and bbls Orange Grove Clarified do
$50 Bags Iaguys, lava and Cuba Coffee
$50 Boxes Sperm aud Tanow Candies
200 do Soap Lee and Colgate brands
16O do Cheese. Pine Apple Cheese
60 do Starch. Indigo n. L. Rum in hhis AMI bbl-
Cognae Brandy. Old Whiskey Pepper Ginger
Midding AMI Shoulder Bacon
Gunpowder. Imperial and Powchong Teas, &c &c.
proved negotiable paper. DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.
g 20 Auc,s
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By InIoes 81 brother.
fL4zsoastor DeHby q Co.'S stsnd.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES.
Dry Goods, Furniture, &c.
On THIS Tuesday MORNING at 81 O'Clock we will SCI. With
the New Store street cd door
below Cary stree) the entire stock Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS
FlNTURES &c consisting Of r. Brandy Ry-
Whisky SC Boots Shoes Dry Goods wevhts
Counters, and other Fixtures,
ALSO.
Sundry articles Of Household Furniture
ISr sale positive for cash.
Sc 20 INLoEs BROTHER, Ancts
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FOR TIE LADIES.
tsT TO hand Columbus, assortment
- lowing description
Ladies black lasting dress Buskins-ihck
DO. do. do. . CATERS do
DO. coloured Gaiers-ihn soes
DO black morocco Buskins-thick
Do boot do. do do
DO. calf Duskns,
Do. seal lace Shoes
DO. do naLstrapdo
Do black morocco Slips
Do do do do -. Cd
DO do. do do. De-
DO. do. kid do Is Cd
DO. do. do. IS.
Do do. do Slips and Ties Is and -. Cd.
We invite the the above lot Of beau
ufn Shoes. MYERS
ego Boot and Shoe Dealers.
W lRGlNlA JEANS.-We have store sale,
new and beautiful article Of Virginia Jeans
Richmond by Jones & Mackenzie, which
facturcrs prices. KENT, KENDALL & NrwATER.
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VALUABLE land FOR SAIL

A PARCEL of Land, lying in Henrico coun-
n the city OF Richmond the
Westhsm turnpike road beginning
turnpike short beyond the line and extending
dembc distance along the road, offered for part
land included the Of Sydney; desired
alternate lots TO suit purchasers Those wishing
further information about land.
tonice Governor nearly opposite
who Is authorized to act for THE PROPRIETOR.
lI-dtf
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300 pieces Clothing, Superior and sionabie.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sept. a7th. sae. Room com
The hornet., 1843-10-10
NJ Al. B. KENNEDY.

When this gentleman got up on the first dav
OF our Court and attempted a reply to the
speech OF Mr.. AyreS, and when he found that
his heart had entirely failed him, it was a rich
treat and source of great merriment to the
spectators, to see him Jump entirely over the
questions al issue, and commence arguing that
lnasmuch as Mr.. Ayres was not runnjnu for
the Senate, that therefore he had no rirht to
Scrutlnlze his acts before the public. Drown.
ing men will catch at straws however. e. as Mr.
Kennedy was in the last agonies of political
death, 1t was TO he presumed he would seize
hold OF any and every thing to keep his head
above the surface of the boiling cauIdron into
which he bad been thrown. Never do sce
recoIlect IN our lifetime, of having heard a
man, other than on this occasion, contend that
a VOTER had no right to examine his course
while IN public life, and he at the same time
asking the suflrages of the people.
MaJ. Kennedy, will you be so kind and con-
descending, inasmuch as you have attempted
o enlist sympathy in your behalf because Mr.
Ayfes has held you up TO the public gaze. as
o give your reasons for meeting that gentle
nen on the stump in the year IS4l, when HE
vas candidate and you were not. You will :
ecoIlect, sir, that the opponents of Mr. Ayres I
Herring and WadIington) were on the spot q
the time, bat they were considered by Won |
two small swiveIs not capable of making '
cry loud reports, and you mounted yourself /
1on the stand as the eighteen FOUNDER of the |
'pudiating party. This was at Shongaio, sir. S
I'd although you left the field bleeding and e,
The hornet., 1843-10-10
WHO VOTED FOR TUE BANKRUPT
IAW2

Not long since, agreeabIy to previous an.
pointment, the candidates for the Legislature
OF this county met at Carr's Mills and made
speeches. Collins Hemingway spoke first in
opposition to his opponent. L. s. Ayres, and
among other things took decided stand a.
galnst the Bankrupt Law, and abused every
person who had taken the lawful privilege of
It's benefits. He seemed to hold the law in ut
ter contempt, and TO think that no honest man
could countenance it in any manner whatever.
Well, kind reader, (and you particularly, un-
fortunate and honest bank-rupts) what will
you think of this man Hemingway, if we prove
TO your entire satisfaction that he qoted for
this Uery same Bankrupt Law nhich he nom
so bitterly oQposes Had not such men been
IN public life, no such law would have covered
the pages of our Government code.
Now Tor the proof When Mr. Ayres rose
and had touched upon many other inconsjs-
tencles OF Hemingway, he took up the House
Journals OF 1910 and turned to page SCI and
showed to those present, that he voted, while
member of the Legislature from this county
In that year, requesting or Senators and ReD-
Tesentat'OeS IN Congress, 10 uSe erery ere,ti0n
an their pocer for Tie passage of a general ,
Bankrupt Ld,0. When this came out Hem
ingway's ghastly and cadaverous forn-his
wild and Ianguid look, told a tale TO The audi, ,
ence that was any thing but hatterng and in ,
dicative of success. Little did he think that ;,
the hobby he had mounted, was to be knock =
ed SO suddenly from under him by Mr.. Avres. y
and he left sPraw!ing on the ground before the a
eyes OF respectable and intelligent audience.
But 1t was even so. And we hope to God, 4
that all men, be they wings or democrats, who te
pursues the inconsistent path as that followed A
by Hemingway, may meet with that fate they to
SO justly deserve. Being a full-blooded reDn. n,
dfafor, Hemingway assumes the right of reDu. "
dfufag every thing that does not exactly suit re
bis taste at the present. As well might a mo. IA
her repudiate and kick from presence her of. at
spring, and expect countenance and affection as
rom her acquaintances, as for Hemingway TO We
xpect the people TO vote for him after he has up
altered the Bankrupt Law, and now after it re
on The wane and somewhat puny object, an,
The hornet., 1843-10-10
Respectfully. I'd
HENRY DN|
September 2lst, 1913.
SPECIE AND FREE "

The Washington Spectator
stating that the specie now
States is estimated at $l2OWlI
amount than has ever been
one time, exclaimS:-"Whatau
this upon all the predictions
(meaning thereby the whlSs}
How has this specie been Sa
country3 Why, by the mg
which the Spectator and Other
one-slded free trade, asSaIl 90
the very moment that they np
beneficial effects, and exuIl G'S
not that law been passed. ana \,
ued TO import from abroad una' y.
stood when the wings came Y,
wit: 30 per cent. duties lnslsa sD,,
900 of specie in the United ~
not now have had, we verify %a ~
900, for, instead of the SN%
which have flowed into the Cv.
the balance of trade in our dd' ",
have probably sent $4O,OOOM.
just the balance of trade aganI
To exemplify the remark D.
Gently laid before the British fs
nat the export of British goop o.
States, in the year lS4H, IS r.
lalue than they have been ,Ds u
1888, aud that they were Ies
'ne half than the average ~
he nine preceding years--,'%S, =,
xports of British goods to Ins NJ
rom 1888 TO IS4l (both lng a's
he value of E7,SSO,O0NO,. j W S1,t 81
we're not more than f5,o n
he free trade men, if We Y
'om England, she will buy .fn Fn
D we shall lose in the sale 2. = 'iog
lore than we gain BY reluas ,o,s5
his is the common argaD. y
,hich is addressed to the l'''
The hornet., 1843-10-10
CARRoLL County, Oct. 3rd 1919
-uessrS Broom &, Tey,o,,. '' iof'

' y LeFFefG:
N;d3oto 9o,'ced an article in late number of tho
Middleton paper, over the signat"ra Of o. lne
ars aro"Iower' "F Purportng to give the nar,;cn o
ia IafS OF my connection with The Mnr,opp "Y pI5llcH'
Carrs c. S%'eH a ~ Co Hemingway in % speech pIs a,
and calculated to prodnca ,'Fn' GU IS erroneous,
@'.n m .ne commonity-to iniure me- not eSsIohs mS rs
private citizen o''dluIe' but as a
on the 'pu,s %rsd these missatements to reco up
cessary for ~ me- TT o'e Perpetrator it is only ne.
cpoos and coofding public, ,9 wbo 10 Ui gener
TonoeI9a 3on elow-man upon the oona mil never
"vloP "Uu Of lorgueng demagogues "'G'S Ins, asser
commnni,v III 'ne station am seeking, and and the 10
give fall sDd at .a,i large, demand thai should
q ,bn u,u' as stated, take stock in thai ;ol,;
,m"nnt v amount m of 81 l6OO--that is "sve
'nd pd,l' b IN Union bank paper to the ave lhat
'' ne handed me the same amonnt p 'Gs,oent b.at T.
The hornet., 1843-10-10

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condemnation, arraycd aea.m
nReucfous course.
Yours With res,
ABRAHAM
The hornet., 1843-10-10

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The hornet., 1843-10-10

Collins hemingway, the bu.doy of the re-.
padiaing party Of Carroll county. notices in
his paper Of the 9TH inst, the communication
ol Mr.. Hardy which appeared in the last llor.
net In this notice il is to be seen very plain.
y that hemingway has felt the force Of liar.
dy's rcmark, aud tbat he is ,uHtrin, under
the keen strokes Of his lash. He seem. 10
think thati is wrong in the bond. .paycr, 10 or.
Ter objections against Maj, Kennedy and Gen.
brown. while at the same time Mr. Hardy i
known TO be connected with the Morton Bank.
Now, SIR not presuming you to be fool. we
viii undertake TO explain to YOU the difference
between bond-paying bank debtor and an
paying bank debtor. The former is
IN favor OF paying his debts at all hazards-the
latter class goes on the whole hog swindlinr
reputation prncpIe-that is, steal all YOU can
and hold on 10 it as tight as "grim death to
dead nigger" This is your doctrine, and
we are of the firm opinion that no honest
nan will uphold you in it.
AS Hemingway has not told the truth rela.
i've to Mr.. Elardy's connection with the Nor
on Bank, bat on the contrary made it his bu.
mess to traverse the county and misrepresent
nd LIE about the matter, it would be as we'll :
erhaPs for him hereafter to clay low and keen F.,
ark" else he may find himself in safety from t
le leroclty of Davy Jones dogs. '
The hornet., 1843-10-10

ioeff pni agaIHfl j. apd say liia be- aipays bad
entertained iof i iif ua.l aiief contempt
fHeHt ere 800 opposed % lts iia0t.Wpl
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dgab'ipI Htffiff ifi ltmafsi 900 T. tHsHfI
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a ID DIR EssI

II l. N X Y DICKIy|
OF COLUMBCS.
4 CANDIDATE FOR TAtI
or VICE CHANCELL0RI
STATE or HISSlSSA
To the Voters in the Counties
OctibDeha, Noxubee, Wiaaa
Chickasaw, Ponlotoc, Tippah /
lia amba, Monroe, Lalayea
DE Soto, Tunica, CoahOma,
buSha, Carroll, TalIahatchIe, HI
taw and Neshoba.
FeH0w.citizens:--
| am a candidate for Vice Chl
1T would be very gratifying tom
become personally acquainted VII
but believing it impossible TO dog
elections in November next, L
this method of announcing mg
public, and OF making myself mon
known among the voters of the
| have resided in the town Of
the last ten years, where have
IN the practice of the Law; and
ton, in regard 10 my qualification
the important and interestingly
| would respectfully
the members of the Bar, and oiRI
IN the District with whom lamp
luainted.
Respectfully. -,