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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-18
NEW YORK HERALD.
Herald Literary Depot.
Congress-Rich sceneS-Retrenchment on a
General Scale.

COngress-Itlcn osa q
General Scale.
The famous, notorious, curious, wonderful
"Koonskin Kongress" begins TO shine with great
brillancy as approaches its latter end. For seve
raj dayspast the scenes in the House of Representa-
tves have been rich in w.t. humor, sarcasm, sense,
nonsense, reform, and economy.
The report Of their doings and sayings which
we give to-day, is perfectly unique in the history Of
human nature. Not Shakespeare, or Aristophanes,
or Rabelais or Burns Beranger, or Dickens, ever
sketched of fancy picture that full of origi-
nality as the simple reports Of the "Koonskin Kon-
gress." Yet, with all this fun and humo and folly,
and wit, and eloquence there is vein of sound So
Der sense at bottom, that breaks out beyond all the
more laushable absurdites Of the day. The House
have cut down the New York Custom House. Good.
They have reduced nearly all salaries, with some
few exceptions OF the highest and lowest, full 20
per cent from present rates. Good again. Let the
Senate follow uI these measures, and good will
come out of Nazareth.
A mixture of wit and good sense, fun and philo-
sophy, humor and humbug, are the great traits of
the age. These rare elements were joined together
by nature, and let piece Of dry rot in the shape
of man, render them assunder. This famous Con-
gress will close its brilliant abors about the time
that the millennium begins, according to Prophet
Miller's calculation.
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Down EAST NonoS.-A tea party has Just come
of at Faneuil Hall, Boston, which was attended by
over four thousand ladies and gentlemen. The OBJ
ect to raise funds for some charitable nstitu-
ton
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paralysis she could not rise from her chair removed
her to her and Dr. Hunter sent for Alice said
again. occasion, asked her ifshe not afraid
to de7 she replied "No" then asked her in relation to
was wicked hut she had nraved 70 God 70 Sor .
give her and she thought she should 60 to heaven.
remarked to her another occasion that Mrs. Stewart
and prayed for her. but that she must pray for herself
she replied do pray almost all the time pray to God
to make better and he made better" On another
occasion she said to me, OF Mrs. stewart" love her
she has been good niece to me- and feel better when
she is with this was shortly before her death her
on these occasions calm and sncere tender
and affecting never had any versaton with her
religious subjects before thought the subject was
dstasefnl to her She reluctant to attend family
think her information was very limited and her mind
weak but never saw any thing in her behavior, nor
with common sense She always exhibited very strong
attachment to Mr. Alexander L. stewsrt. She was dis
posed to be jocose on some occasions 10 my
sad:-" know what these shngs in the paror, and
these walks out from time to time will lead to-
you will become my nephew one Of these days"
Cross-E xsmined by OCoNrER-My father and Robert
Stewart first cousins resided in the family.
That family consists of Robert Stewart Lispenard Stew
art, his children my own family, and Major Webb, from
Detroit
Q.-who maintains this family
Al cannot state who maintains this family, whether
Robert Stewart Lspenard Sewar Alice used to drink
rather Unexpectedly for woman; never saw her stag
Il havs asked e
whether she would have this or that dsh naming the
dsb do recollect that ever heard her say "no;"
never heard her ask any particular meat at table; at
tended all the examin in the Surrogate Court and
accompanied Mrs stewart several occasions, to visit
female witnesses before that examinations have written
down statements two occasions, of them for a
Mr.. Murdon of Poughkeepsie, and there other
person, whose name do not recoect. On one &C.
casion Mr. Stewart read to OF the witnesses Colonel
Webbs deposition for the purpose, suppose of com
pairing views relation to Miss Alice's Capacity was
married in the front parlor of Mr. Stewards house, there
very fashionable party present Miss Alice was al
present and deported herself with great propriety.
The Court here adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

once Of the AnterieGH, Nor. II, / Il. u.
FLOUR.-Tho stock Of Howard street Flour Tor sale
continues light, and there il only moderate Demand
Holders generally ask Si375 for good mixed brands al
which pnce there was sale OF 100 barrels this morning
There is no fixed receipt price.
We note sale Of 500 bbs City Mills Flour at $ 25 and
at this price holders firm, while ask higher We
note two sales of eTfd City Mills at S4,7J.
There Is SusIuchanna Flour market II is worth
3i5.
Sales OF Rye Flour SASH 50.
Pennsylvania Rye Is wanted at 5ga6O cts Nd ~ worth
53a5J cts. We quote Md. Oats 2ln23 cs. The store
price Of Clovorsced is Si75 525 according TO quality
We quote old Md white Corn 40al2c. and old Md.
yellow Of l5ai6c Parcels Of Md suitable for ship.
men selling 37a3Sc for white, and IOaIlc for
yellow We note sales OF old Penna yellow lisa
i6c
GRAlN.-Thcrr Is no chungo in the price Of Whcnts
sud the market steady. We sales OF good prime
Md and Virginia reds al 90 % cents Of fair To good at
80 20 cents and of inferior fair 20 IS cents We
quote Md white whoats suitable for family -four at 100
los cents cargo Of Pennsylvania red made up ofseye.
raj qualities sold yesterday 81 95 cents fer fair
good TO prime Prime parcels will READILY bring % cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
H. " NARKET Nv il3,,..

y. Y. MARKET, Nov. li-3 clock +. VI.
The sales OF cotton 500 bales holders high in their
ideas for much business.
Western Flour of ull~orts, 81 62a75 Ohio and Mch
gan OF common brands, sells 90 and extra brands u.s.
Troy and Genessee held firmly al i7J but without
being much taken 5000 bush Rye sold pt 40 cts 5000
bushels Southern Corn SIC weight 5000 do two rowed
Barley at 5ic 5000 do Oats 31c Tor River - for Gu
nal
Bettersles OF Beet again. Country brands have sold al,
1925 ~ mud S6.25 so; City, SI75 aud SG75 No
movement III Pork or Lard to-day.
Whiskcy-23i BE Bunch rasins scl in lots at 75c
per box Money stocks of the fancy kinds are shade
per.
Sterling bills opened at 7Ial end good many South.
ern bills were sold at but the market is better and
,jae is the price. Francs IS per dollar Gilders 39t
Hamburg 3ika35 Bremen 77a771.
Z. ;. Eyenng-The sales vi Cotton are moderate SAY
$50 Locs Tor the day.
Exchanges, including C.rfi6eafes and Checks
Boston dis; Philadelphia par dis; Baltimore par
dis; Washington, ID C., dis; Richmond al Rnlcgh
isa2; wilmington 512 Charleston par dis Augusta
DIS; Macon ln-; Columbus tal di-; Savannah !a3 dis
Mobile IL prem; New Orleans lalt prom 81. Louis
spe che II J; Louisville di-; Cincinnati / Q:
Nashville 2n25 Apaachcoa Treas Notes par lad prem
bls ON London las prem: Do Frnnc" 5qSF. n-
lOlalu6; DO Patriot, dis; Dnubloon, Span' 5Oa
1855, Do Patriot l5,6Oal5, 7O-Notes ST. BIZ Ala lIal2
d--JDuT Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
Eottcrie9.
J. G. GREGORY Il co, MANAGERS,

rrhy-saooO 1910 1000. pr. 2s0 . Of 20
Of 100, a.. g.. sc. Ticket. ..
saturiay-sOoO 5000. iOi2 pflae. Of COO e.. loo
~ goo i.S OF "a. -. Tickets =.
100000
heNnndnn Lottery, Class Z, for lsi3 ~ he drawn M
hleShndfa. ID. C., SATURDAY., the ieh OF November
ieiJ Splendid Prikes-Si0,O0O. lO.OO1 5000. 39JJ.
:!OO, 1000. 1900, le0O, 1900, 1000 10 Of prizes oil
loOu ~ OF 800. ~ Of 800. - Of 300 400 Of $50 SC
40 No ioiio-l5 drawn ballots. Ticket, $50; halves =;
quarter 80 Certificates Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tick
cts, Sl3J-shares IN proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 80, for 1873 be drawn
IN AeNandra, d. c. Saturday, the 25th Of November
Iei3 Brilliant Schome-SJO,0OO, 10000, 5000, 1857.
przcs OF 1900, 100 prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 300 Sc
tickets SIO; halves ;; quarters 80. Certificates Of Puck
ages oil % Whole Tickets, Sl30-Shaes in proportion
For Tickets and Share. Package. in the a,v.
splendid LOierc- address
j. g. GREGORY a. CO Manager Richmond Va
Drawings sent immediately they over t. all who order
a above.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
PUuADEIPHIA NAPEFT y.

The sales of Flour for export during the last days
do not exceed 2OOO bb!s; about 500 SI,37I for
extra brand; the balance brought Si,3i which j,
is firmly held t" day; Cora Menl-We a sale of
100 bbls at S256t. Fruii-Bunch Rnisns have adj.
vanced sales from at 80. Grain-Th he sup.
plies of Wheat fair; sales ut good Penna. reds
g2a9ic some mixed white at95c; and lot Of very prime
9J5c; quote Southern at cja92c. Ryc-VeTy little
coming In; quote Southern JJa56c; Pcuna 5sa60.
Corn dull quote Southern yellow at SOC. which shows
decline; sales OF old aud mixed I5c Pcnna flat and
round Jln5c. OatS continue in lair demand 25a26I:
for Southern. 10 quality Whskey-Wc note a sale of
900 phla. AT 2IIc.-E. s. Ens.
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By inioc> ~ brother.
Lancaster Denly 4. TO- Oh -tanJ MAJ, ST.,

By Inioc> ~ brother.
Lancaster Denly 4. TO- Oh stand Main s,,..,.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF
Extra Fine Teas. Bacon, &c.-at Auction
ON THURSDAY MORNING nov. 10Th nj .,o -
ing At 10 o'clock wal sell reserve variety Of C;o
Comprising part ' " '
500 Western BACON Hans
half chests Extra Pine Gunpowtsr Iup.r,l
aud Young Tyson Teas
% casks and half pipe COgn,e Brandy superior quality
elsk superior Sherry Wine ' f'
- hbl- Cider Vinegar
10000 HAVANA Oranges
20 boies Manufactured Tobacco
GLASSwAEE, LEATHER Tgr-,Ss g.
WIN be adaed 80 packages Glassware. eon.stn. Of
Pint and pint Tumher-
Heavy Plain and Ribbed DO
Specie and Preserve Jsr., Astral Ch.nansy. ke A..
ALSO,
10 Leather Trunks OF good quality
wan be ADDED Iron STOW. and p,rs l,,. v.h-..
China Press; quantity NJ Corn Brooms &c &c -1-'
endorsed 'N ~ -Ir'o''-
fr PosrPoNEMENT-The abov- sale IN, beet, ,,,o -,
~ hDai the 18TH inst when certainly Mac.
n" - lNi.OES 4 BROTHER Aurt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.

TUESDAY, T. VI.
Stocks to-day have recedcd slightly both Boards but
chiefly at the Public Board where there quite panic.
Kentucky Sizes closed nearly per cent? and Ohio J. Oh
the sales of yesterday.
West, report that the Canals open all through Last
night however, very cold, and few such nigh
must soon close them. Thc Canals, told, are vet
full OF boats laden with produce: and when they close great
quantltles will be arrested their wny-N l. Erpress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
ffon the Boston Atlas.
OUR STATE ELECTION.
ATLAS OFFICE, "A O'Clock,
Tvr-n,y MORNING, Nov Iith, 1913
MARCUS NORTON DEFEATED III nnN

MARCUS MORTON DEFEATED--GLORY
ENOUGH FOR ONE DAYl
We lay before our readers, the results of the re-.
turns oil the election ~ far as our expresses. from
various parts of the State, have brought them TO
us up TO this moment. when our paper must 20 10
press. The returns received, arc from large por
ton Of the S,ate-and they sufficient to decide
the issue of the contest.
One great object Of our labor is accomplished.
We have not, to he sure, succeeded in electing our
most excellent candidate for Governor by "A vote
of the People. II would certainly have been
highly agreeable To to have done this--but there
is one other good thing we have accomplished.
We hare dF'ren M,ncus MoRroN forth from, The
high office he has dishonored and disgraccd-and
we have ensured such majority, in both branches
oil the Legislature will place the administration
OF the Government in the hands of able, faithful
and patriotic Wings. We have hardly time to do
more, tins morning, than TO lay the details OF the
returns before our readers.
ART
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
ALLEN Il CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER THE EXCHANGE: r,orEI.
WORTHAMS OFFICE,
EXCHANGE IrIiiniNG.

Drawing Of the New !erey ourp ca. No. Jersey City
Nov. 1871. ls43.
u 90 60 g. , III s. ~ 81 Is % : IL
N"- 81 S5'7 pn4e Of $1,000 in from t oe.
FnG1y, draws in the Exchange
Va. LcesburE, Class Is Capital Prizcs-S5GOD I5Io
1000 $40, 600. 800 , Of $50, = Of l5O ; OF 100 g.,
66 Nos. aud IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Saturday, drawing received Mondav morning.
Grand Consolidated, Extra Class 10: Capit,l Prize
SsoOO, 2oOO 1900 1912, OF 600, OF 800 ) Of 200 90
OF $50, &c 20 Nos. and II drawn Tickets 80
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, class +. Tor ls43-io be- drawn =,
Alexandria, ID. c., Saturday tho lsih Noycnbcr Ist3
Splendid prites-SI0,00O, 10000, 5000 3255 1n0U
?OoO 1900. 1900. 1900 1000 prizes OF 1000 o Of 500
10 of 800, IL OF 2O0 400 OF 100 &c. - number Lo,,
ry-l5 drawn. Tickets $40. Certificate Of packages nf
20 whole tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion
100000.
Alexandra Lottery, class rnbcr Sc for L. ito ne
drawn IN Alexandria d. C., Saturday the 25ln Of No
ycinber, 1913 Brilliant scheme-i30U U0 10000 5000
1857 prizes Of 1900 100 prizes OF 1000 ITO OF Boa
Tickets $40 Certificates Of packages OF 2G whole lick
cts ;5l30-shaIes in proportion.
L. All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
For Tickets AMI shArsi Cerihcates Of I,,,
Splendid Lotteries address ''s IN the above
no IL CilAS. WORKMAN. Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
BOSTON MARKET. Nov. N

Flour-Beins election day business OF importance has
been transacted. Saturdays prices unchangcd-hcrc
have been arrivals OF Corn, and the market
rm-GO oil yellow flat, and for white 5ia55c per bushe
Oats arc very scaIce. last sale Nnrihem 33c.-Atlas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
VIEW MONT FOR SALE.

IL virtue Of deed executed to the subscriber.
on Toe lth lay of May by Courtney
- h- VIE" which u record Cumberland AMI
Dy eon o certain Judgment creditors certain pur
~ AN iced mentioned Offer for premises ON FRI
te I' day Of November n II
ua't OF lan suppose about 200
We Owned BY the late John A Trent and bounded by
' Er-oi w m Free. Elijah Clover Saml Wilson
' OF Li- Wool-nn deed and
urn ~ " Cashan 4 Trent OF
RIVER and has large. eonnnoous and handsome
nh with AL necessary houses. The land excellent
we" adapted to the growth Of Wheat and Tobacco
3 ' 'ihe ency Of timber for fences Pine Wood
M 'sih OF sac VIII be for sufficient defsay
~ "'.nse ~ All" IN" haanee equal insuent.
= ahi y months the purchaser
1se o. un- "a the premises purchase
Al The same time and place, and upon the same
ern' he viii a-o BY by John r NJ
,ashan and Cstarne his L. Courtney l.
hT wife on the l7h day OF Stay, sse, record m
NE al onny oher for a fo certain
TONED anosr tract u land which belonged srCas
an rent supposed To contain about 500
bounded by Tho lands Of Rehd Anderson VIM
sou AMI by the taeto land which
uact IT land that owned by firm Trent
The above two tracts Of land very large
ana valuable estate and person wanting wonLi
~ wsh 70 call and reside.
On TIE premises will show the and all
oe I'--cds HENRY p. IRVING. Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.

We have partial returns from all the Districts in which
elections OF Representatives TO Congress to be held
yesierday-bn we have time To prepare those we
have received, for publication this morning IL doubtful
whether an election has taken place either OF tn. Dis
tricts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
FUTURE DAYS.
ROSE COTTAGE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of n Deed in
Thus. executed by Mrs Richardson to the u,rb.r
nn another the 10th day % for the rpe
t-n Designated and Of rvcor Hanover
'nh-I s'a proceed to sell by public auction on the psstn
at - O'Clock on FRIDAY the 18th neat thu,
bens TAR day OF ei the SUNDAY
e'pdl mat desirable and healthy county Of Han
over within miles Of the city Eehmand known as ROSE
tOITAi the former residenc. Richardson family KING
on tue aneh road from tie Meeanickve Turnpike anoyar
,our Houc The deed convey. acres adjoining
washington Henry Academy. Edmund u. Censaw and
Nbu' TWO ds of tn land - cleared r..
ara comfortable Dwelling house and necessary outbng.
good raten orchard and vineyard with .o. Do
low 7nd --'
OF the pureha-- money cash the balanr.
IN equal payments n and d. De secure. by bord "a
goa 'eeHfy and deed IN trus; the premises Tie ui. H.
% % ihlqu1hIe but selling CONVEX al
'uSn only. 800 AGovAN, Surviving Trustee.
a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
REHABILITATION or VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.
saeas saiO7 o,e6s ss,7aI so,o7i 81,

"2's3s 53'Os Gs6s 5353 5O,Osl sis5
by the above schedule appears that though Mr. Briggs
leads Morton over 1000 votes there Yet election Of
Governor by the Peope-the scattering vote being more
man sufficient TO oycrhalence that majority great
Der oil vacancies exist IN the House and
where these yet 10 be filled bohoovcs the Wings 10
take care that many Of them possible filled with
Whigs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17

STRATTONS OFFICE,
FOURTEENTH STREET. NEAR MAIN.
Drawn Numbers Of New Jersey Lottery. Class III
- 50 10 6 = II Is 81 ~ Is 20 10
Ticket Nos. III - Gs-an9Ier Capital sold ana paid BY
STRATTON
$4,000.
leesburg Lottery, Class i6-draws at the Exchange,
Friday evening, at u o'clock: Capiials-S5 600 1910
1000, 500, &c. G6 numbcis-l2 drawn Wholc- 81
halves l, quarters 80 CT.
$4,000.
Grand Consolidated, No 46, for Monday morning. Ca.
pials-ss9UOO, 5000, 1900, OF GOO, OF 3UO SC IS
numbers-li drawn. Wholes So halves So qrs IS Cts
$4,000
Alexandra Lottery, Class p Tor MONDAY morning. Ca
pials-S 10000, 10000 $780, 32jj 10 Of 1000 10 Of
800, &c IS numbers-lj drawn. Wnolcs $40, halves
>, quarters 80.
Ticket Nos 40 62 ~ emitted Capital prze Of SIG OOo
sold and paid by sra yI-roN
Ticket No.. II 40. Prize Of $4,000 cold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Ticket Nos. 10 30, Of $500 bot -oh and raid
DO do Fl ~ go, Do 100, Sby srR,1roS.
Besides 90 other good three number prizes making 81
three number prizes, sold and paid BY STRATTON from
the 10th OF May, To the 30ti of September.
~ lckeis IN al the Lotteries and the lucky numbers
no Is STATIONS LUCKY OFFICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

HS1 virtue of n decree of Fluvanna SUPERIOR
Court ina.s on 'he 9Th day or September 1919 in a sui,
- rt'"hs' y the style 81 Cough x Co for panufs.
and Hopkins and stockton ,i ais d.fsnlan,.-,,e r,,4
o'h'r' appointed for the for sale for
tiuy MONEY 1" the bighes; bi-r
Iol House on MONDAY, the 27h day November ne.,
,"l dy the interest Of William r Stockton one u the ,tn
ah 70 WI i- estate for life In rart II ,rae ~
an whereof Gideon A. Strange seized w IS acre, od
ING David King ia acres adjoining james George an acre. on
cunningham Creek 90 acres near the Ryanns Rive. 81 acres
near said River all Fuvanna county and 500 acre. in r.,
''lph county. ABRA SHEPHERD. IT, Com'r.
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GENCN FOR LAMrBi ACl,-rhe sutscriie from arrange
~ neui' made with manufacturer Is row pre-
'i o. ouef he iradr aud .hpre tsmpbck any quantity
ne makers prices delivered Richmond d-a5us cuen
avey TIE sree VII 6nd advantage 10 ,sn cn ne
sllscutef. PTNTDN JOHNSTON
n,rt,.s.f A,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
JOHN p WILEY
JOHN B. HURT.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SALE.
w r will sell ut public auction. on Monday the
Eoh Of Novenbcf CupeDer Count day at the q, House
'' vac, o. n upon which d. WIN VILLAINS present resides.
kng upon tue Mountain mile OF Tn, Cog Ho
me a, contains o. acres Of arl well album
an, ~ "oo N'' gently rn'li'ns ant = susceptible a
-sis 81 improvement any lad Batever.
hear wcH dividing two tracts one Of 400 and M.
- acres each having dwelling house upon one a
very large and eomodous story bun- ub the pes,s,
terms OF sale viii BE oae mn cash the balance two
ani hfee years with date ID, pure l..r giving
WIN approved security and deed Of upon property
!" secure 'hc payments JAMES 7. SrEOTUER
ALFRED TALIATEHRu
GEORGE MORTON.
Cupvp,f Cosu House. mo- ln--.tl-
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Pu6Lic Sale of Real
L 5 7 4 7 Z.

kQ Virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Count OF Law Chaneey the Couary Of Rap7aanuk
entered IN the SUIT Of James w Porter others
The undrfsned who werc appointed
decree VIII sell al iIllc highest II Washington
IN the 'ony oiHapfaaunoek on the 1t lay December ~ upon
eTrii 90 l. months all the Real Estate of which Nl. Porter lied
seized consisting about $50 IarI near the town NJ
washington aud House and Lot aid The
o' would b sHahlc 10 person desirnus OF engaging
the mercantile business, IA. hD-- large excellent store
room IN Il The purchaser Willie required bond cool
personal security and tie legal t 10 e properly will De retained
until the payment Of the purella.e money
JAMES 7. STROTHER.
oe J-cds H-RATIO &. MOFFETr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
BY L-fsT EYE.SiSG's Nail.

The case pending IN the Maryland Courts between ~
Bank OF Baltimore aud tho Bank OF Va. for $4,000 la.
been, decided al favour Of the latter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-17
MARINE INTELLJGENCE.
CANAL COMMERCE..
Il

FOR RENT
~ Tho tenement ON G. Street. recently oc.
az eupied BY 9. q. Gnsvoh. Esq. The Dwelling house
Kitchen Scnc all In good repair gwen Immediately
aprB IN 10 l'--du T.. e. HOWARD
BLANkErS-B Observation-Disclosures
IyOtR ~ NDRED Servants tyyilsd Blankets - TO e.
~ 100 saddle Babkcts from so 10 - Ct
10 pieces ~ Ribbon bound twined whitney so 10 IS
= DO t24 d. Do double ruiicd de-
just received and 'or sale atthe cheap orc of
noT ". MEREDITH
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ny Dab,,cv :. .a,...,,rn.

NAL' abLh REAL ESTATE Al AUCTION
>' nr-''us OF changing my location. will SCI. st pubc
auction my re-ii@nc- Henrico county abol, uI-. 6,o,
e Guy OF richmond AMI quarters a from IN. BooI
ms hae oi Land contains about 90 SO OF which
are IN good sat" nj cultivation; balance well tnb.r.d ~
improvements consists n dwelling bouse "a
. necessary ont houses There springs Of fine wat.r 3D.
'' 70 every part Of the farm The the psgbbo,t
socable, and refined saIe VIII ,as- mac -
Ist November a. ~ O'Clock The prep,-e. -r.,,
% ohr'h cash the balance H. Is - months t. s,rh.
executing negotiable with approved enor..r. and -
"' uis' on the properly, 90 secure the credit money
Cal. .,-.t..,-, Wf. p. LADD
M