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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09
DWELLING
.y'O Ff(E.
AIRS. KIRKPATRICK has opcned ia the town o
vi Iynebburs.

~ ~
AIRS. KIRKPATRICK has opened in The Of
WI l.sneb5urs.
A SEMINARY,
tor the education Of ynung ladies.
TIE ofduaty school coufse will comprise all the
branches anght IN good female schouls, together lt
Rhetoric and Mental and MoraI Science or those sulli
GENTLY advanced to enler upon such studies.
Should sufficient encouragement be given, the best
teachers vii be employed he different tparments
and every cHot made 10 establish Institution ca pa5e
Of lmpaung thorough education. The mos. unfemlt
uug aruon Will be paid Ia the intellectual and moral
culture. aud the and department o the Young
ladies'. aud a strict aud watetu guardianship exercised
over them ii all times.
The scholastic yeCt will consist Of sessions oil
five morths each the remaining two months will be va
cation.
TERMS
Boarding, lights, fuel aud Washing ( 1 per month Tor
the session OF five months, 81
Tuition "a like plnod, lor pupils over years, 90
unIpr Il
French, per session. Ia
Music. with use OF Piano, per session. -
Board and tuition payable IN advance
Pupils can enter al any time during the session, bur
after entering, no deduction Will be made Tor absence
except In Of sickness.
And she would give The following References Dr..
Wan. \. Trent, I'D. J. Darlington, ESQ, Col. Valen-
tine Paflsh, Dr. Wan. :. Alrlun, Rev. Jesse : ARMS.
cad. Nm. \. Page. Nelson Paa. and Francis b
Deanc, sr., E-4'rs., Of Cumberland; Judge D. A. WI
son, Col. Maurice langhorne Rev T. CumpsDon, Geo,
iasby Es AID ftancl, b. Deane, Jr., ESD OF Ly nch
burg
Having ascerainod that Mrs }. NJ. kirkpalrick, oi
this county the widow u the late R,v. JOAN kiTh pat
Il Ii, ormer Rector ut the Plcsbyeta church OF um
ntrand has been invited. by pTton ut the citizens oi
ly0chbnfg. 10 take charge ol Semlnlfy tor young la
dies IN thai Iomn, lhs unders gned take great pleasure
nenhraring the Opportunity now presented, to testify
he high estimate Which they have oi The character d
Mis-. kHkpalrlek, and do cordially recommend her Us
emn'niy qualified t1f the station 10 Which she has
boen invited. Y. PARRISH.
NM. a. TRENT,
ED. j. ChRRlNGTON,
W. :. MORTON, NJ. ID.
NELSON PA6E.
WM. \. PAGE.
Sept.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-11-09
POU'v.IT.I.H U:lKEMOTNE.
CANAL BASIN. RICHMOND.
Hooker. HiOrcn Il Co.

Produce and General Commission Merchants,
EG leave To inform their reuds and the public
that iacy are prepared Ia receive on colnnsston
I'D sell tot The best advantage Ia anets
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Sept. l l

NlRGiNlA-At Rules held in the Clerks OH
County court OF Bedford, the tn day OF Scurt,r n
thousand, eight hundred aud forty SIX. ''' 80
Elisha II. Preston. pl,,,,
against
Ambrose ills, aud John r. Hawkins Adrnini.tt-,.
John ellis deceased, Der, IN
IL CHANCERY
The ,fenlant, Ambrose Calls not having ent,,edL
pearanee and gwen security according The Act P
bly, and the rules ol this court aud ap3eariue h,
tory evidence that lie Is inh bltant of hi. a. ~
wealth. II surlored that the said ambrose I. III. Jun
here the fourth Monday November next, md ~
the bll the Plaintiff, and that copy ofths order Ia
with inserted IN some newspaper pub lsed IN tn. io
LNnchbnrg for two months successfully and posted 49,
front door oi the court house OF this county on e
day. Copy-Tc,r, N
joins r. srr.-,1.f IN.
Sept II Z w.,
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Oei. 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

rrofCh
mood Circuit held Al IN. Capi,oI IN a.. CT, ~ ~
Friday. the 2sth say OF January lstt: "
Mer.wethsr l. Anderson. Admiri,,,,,o, ~ H.. 49,.
deed
asain. "N'
Bots Beverly Blair and Pblin H,,,i.o, nm
came on ,hi. day % b. hear bv r,n.s, -
BY their counsel upon the Gin answer, T.nr,o, "a
argued eouns-On hsr.o, - 49,
consent the eour doth adtr. orgsr and &C.,. r., 49,
John Minor Batts or some p.,,oD n, MIN 40 80 -
before nett nav 10 N. ,A - ~
iss.st thereon To =. eoU,u. 40 a.
per annum from the r,t day on o.
forty three. until Maid ard ~. - -
bim expended prosecution this su-that then IN. ~, A.
John forey orc,d AZ m.
defendant Beverley Hair or ali e, - - -
redeem the land prem bill ana eIhbs and rrsd
neutohed-And the Court by Ike oonsn, Son
further adjodge decree That Phfo .,t.op 81 |
Anderson who hereby appointed for the purn
trms ana MAC, of ..I ~, |
one or more OF the n,,r,.5 - ~. - -
mond proceed auction ON the IN. hy
eat bidder for ea1y the land and aforesaid ana
proceeds .ner derayinr The
Of the directed to paw 70 the papt m.
the d-fendant Beverly Bar The b,anee 49, & 70 y 70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
THE PATENT G1LVANIC RINGS.


hNis remarkable discovery
II ton OF the Medical profession OF Britain and has
been sufficiently before public 10 give a fair
test OF is and efficacy The GAlyane Rnrs
been found 10 all the purposes for onary Cal
vanie Battery Electric AVID Magnetic machines are used but are
without ofhe injurious shocks accompany the app
cations BY those Instruments many espse more
safe and certain in accomplishing object
The Gavane Rings have been used perfect
Eases Of rheumatism acute applying bead face
or ubs Govt TIC DooreuI Toothaehe Vertigo
yous or Sick Headache Indigestion, Paralysis Paey Epepsy
Pits Camp Papaon o tn Heart AppopeGy Stiffness Joints
!utnbago spinal ConpL Neuralgia hy
cy q Nervous EnerEy and ell Nervous disorders
dinay effect the systsm be Be believed
ard for the preceding eompnts The, are
equally be Recommended The Gavanc Rings are every
perfectly hitmrsa and are sid AZ Be
an Chrsss hagnete Fud used In RnFs
70 render their esni action The Gavane
influence 10 particuaf which Affected numerous
certificates Of the highest character regarding efficacy OF the
Gahanie Rings and Magnetic Fud made 10 farsr
Advertisements or they Be only Agrn-
~ In New York l. AZ 01r ne Fulton St. Csun Buhnr)
To guard sEanst maud nr Chr appoints one agent in
Of The cities THE United States aEvucy in the city
% Richmond. 10 DUvAL a PURCELL
~ Ia Main street
PRICES For Cod Rings O. and $3.50 each f5r Common
Kings 50 cents each Gaiyanie Fiud. ~ per botue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
GENERAL AssEMBLY Or VIRGINIA..
SENATE.

wKDsuDAr. Jan. Ii. lSIG.
communication from the House, that thev had agreed
TO the amendment proposod by the eense the bill en
isrsUn Guard. - NI
Mr. GuranAsr reported from Select Committee. with
smendmenu, the bill perafing tho VI Halls
Free School In the county OF Hanover.
Mr. TH,srsos Of Amhsfs'. from the Committee Of
Courts u Jostiee, reporsd without amendment the bill
dvoieng 3. q 1homss irom her husband Frsnc. Tho
mas, and restoring her name Of &. G. p. Mcdowell
The ball was sustained bv Msssrs stringer Thompson
o. A., wallace Newman, Moore, Gsllaher, Stausrd, aud
Thompson OF H.. and opposed by M.sus Wiley Voolfolk
sno peneae not rom any particular objection this case
but on account Of the precedent winch might be set BY it,
TWAS commended by tho friends OF tho measure that IL
was an unparalleled in all lie circum.tances and the
the injured parry.
The bill was then passed by the decided vote Of 20 TO
No other business Of interest transacted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
fottertes.

STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO S. SOUTH rouRTEENTH STREET
-, -ay -sz, ,ssy eas
FOR ssInns Prnzrs. srsArro.s be- mas,
"srILL THEY CONE"
Drawn Nos of Monons,lii Lottery, CIa., @ Ian 9Th
~ - IL ca 80 81 Is % I6 IS 50 81 g..
Iiulf Ticket. Nos ~ 81 IS.
o.. !, 81 s.,
Do 81 n &C.
-Four more prizes in one Lottery, sold add paid BY
sTRATTON.
drawn No. Of A.I,neri, Inu.p. gr., Ian Oh
II ~ 81 10 D - 6s g % % &C 81 50
srnkrroS
Z IS II 60 % Is So IL - &C u 10 10 81 90
sTaxTroN
Drawn Nos Of AeI.niris Lottery Rru. ii--I.ny ian.
- IS 10 80 30 "a IS 10 81 92 81 so 81
Hail Ticket Nos. "a IS SI rss nor. prime. In one ro,
Do Do 90 ss ''1 '''' and '''s s r
$4,000. 10000.
Thurisy-AeIapda IL, E,tra- capHas: s3o o0o 10 ooo
5000 5000. 1000. Us Of 1900 As 70 No. ~
$1,000, 1900.
Fndsy-nooousahs. C.pras soeo 100. Ieos. As, &c
Is Nos II drawn. wLoIss o. IS halves e. On. Gu.
$4,000 5000
saiurdsy-AIsIsnda EIa "a Capi,lr $4,000 5000 aooo
SO Of 500 &c Go Nos 10 drawn wsos "; 2; qua
teul
$4,000 $4,000
Monday horning-AIerandis Class = Capitals: $4,000
$4,000 $4,000. $1,000 ssono 5000 1000 Of COCO Of
$500 20 Of 5000 20 Of 1000. &C. rs Nos drawn wboes
els; halves - so. qrs 2 IS.
buyers my Prir.. which are r,-red
a. the once, proof Of what done and every
2 pae kases or .inr IN m.
Schemes and all Lotteries promptly ATTENDED TO- ana
drawing when requestsd.
Please address oraers In N. srRATTon,
de " VI.
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pnzes OF o,l2O, 100 OF 1000, So Of 600 so Of 500 &c
&c.-amounung TO over one million Of dollars Tickets
30 dollars halves 10; quarters S. package Of &c whole
Tickets $500. less the price of Tickets Co. which we
warrant TO draw back S23s Of certificate S222-
shares IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS in prizes Of 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. l. To be drawn
on Saturday, January Path, ls46. IS Nos. Is drawn.
Grand Capitals; prizes of $1,000 each Of 5000,
$500. $500, le0O, LOO. 600, l,5OO l4OO I24O
100, 30 Of 1000 so OF 400 200 OF 300 &C. &c Tick
cts $40; halves 5; quarters 9, so.
p Persons from the county visiting city should bear in
mind that Bigger Co int the above SPLENDID
PrEe therefore, OF them, send
dehyto T. RUSSELL BIGGER Co., Richmond.
u Persons ordering by the package any Ct the above
can deduct the price of three Tickets.
The Tickets IN the above Lotteries received and
addressed will prompt eon6dena atten-
0We hsve day Lotteries 90 and when remit.
lance Is made TO large always the most
popular Lotteries on hand
eThe Drawings sent when requested from
Us T.R-B. kCO.
on all letters enclosing CASH Tickets the postage
las usual need not be paid. no %
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eioN mARhET-sArurDAY ArrtRsoos. Jan 10.
Coiton-The msket rem.ns firm, IN, ,,,ek NJ, hand
being small Sales to day 100 bales. Proyisions-Noth
ing done except by reia. flvur-oderae s,les Of
nesee At small parcel Of ohio sold s. g. Corn
cargo OF yellow Hat, sors what mo. s,ld n he Rir.
Sales OF few casks at 4ic. cash. Mola,sesA ssle ~as
made OF l2O hhds csrdemss, sweet on terms not made
public.-ArLas.
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(ILARKEs LOTTERY OFFICE. i4ru srRrrr.
" Door sELow EloaAxsE HorsL. For this morning.
Capitals: $4,000. 10000. 6OOO 5000 1900 3O0o 2sOO
2l2O 1000 IS prizes Of 1000 30 Of $780, 30 OF 400 20 Of
3oO, ~ OF $50. so Of 200. &c. Tickets 80. IS Nos
IL drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme!
For this evening-Gapitals: $4,000, of 1900, 1000
Tickets 81 IS.
Drawing Of the Consolidated Of Maryland. Glass No.
70 IL 60 So 46 3 81 So 81 IS IA.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery. Clan No. II;
A. Is 20 80 20 81 IS 10 81 % 81 SO 81
| UCk's OFFICE, BAsrsEsr Rooms ccsxIR MAIs AND
IL lSrH SrREErs.-Capitals: $4,000
5000
3OAa
$500
1868
Whole Ticket. IS; halves 25O; quarter. l,25c.
M ANAGERS' OBJECT. RUSSELL BIGGER
1vl & CO.-Fins Scheme for this morning. Capitas
$4,000. 5000, 5000, $500. &c. &c Nos-Il Drawn
Whole Tickets S5. halves SO, quarters I 25.
For this afternoon-Two Lotteries: SIS, OOO 1000
9,O0O. &c. rs Numbers-l3 Drawn. Also, 4 1000 &c
IS Numbers-l3 Dawn. Whole Tickets 81.
Drawn Numbers Of Pokomoke Lottery. CIsss No g:
u So 13 20 % 81 % 69 81 IL Is 81 Il Is
Hall, ~ al 81, sold and paid by BIGGER g. CO.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Class 10:
81 &c 10 GO 50 so IS sc So &c 1 80 90 CO.
Tickets Nos Is So sc.
Do. 4 9 So
Do. {" 16 sc So
Do. sc SO So,
All 'old aud paid by BIGGER & CO.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Cla,. II:
Is b 81 90 81 SO 60 &C 5 % SIS 49,
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~ RUSSELL BIGGtR q Co, AGENTS

Il for u. PAISE Il Co .Riehmond,va
BiGGER& co their
out the United States The 70
Of the They w,h woty tho in enh
OF fortune, yau 10 adre, The
great priIs sele and pr lnpt payers
I RUSSELL BIGGER a CO. Richmond Va.
Another OF BIGGER & Cos Fsvorites
10000 DoLLARS.-5 Of 10, 900, S Of 5000.
Grand Consolidated Louey, Class No g. to be drawn At
Wilmington. Del, Jan. IL, 1876
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o 81 Ac
ing 10 overOs Million % Dollars Tickets $40
D package OF s6 whole tickets sS2o-e this price
6owheh warranted draw sass Certificate
s22s-shares in proportion.
S600OO IN 6 PRIZES OF $4,000 EACH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery VI Delaware Georgia Class No
T. TO be drawn Wilmington, Delaware Janua 24 1876 IS
Nos IL dawn. Cand Capitals priSrs $1,000 OF 5000
$500 25OO 1900 1900 1900 1900 I4oc IOO 20 prizes Of
1000 So 400 900 Of Soc ke Tickets So
Remember Tor prizes address CT. LUCK
R,.h,a.A
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NEW LOTTE Ky OFFICE,
~FOR LUCKfn

TTHE undersigned respectfully announces to his
Il friends in the and opened an oGee
IN the basement q" the Eags Hotel street for
OF vending tickets all osres thu popular ma
81 Mes-rs. d. PsISr q Co.
orders addressed in their Iot,t..
tickets shall selo the exclusion Of all time,
esive the pfompt and eonhjehiial arentioa.
The original Nanaxer In all eases be frr.rd.a
and the drawings sent when ali from
The cash for ALI aPtal Pms had sight uom nj the
drawing received Please address,
c. D. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
The best Lottery for this month:
S5OO00. PRIZES OF $4,000, OF 5000!
Gnd Consolidated Lottery Class No !, be wnmns
ton, Del Jan. IL, 1896
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Nj r. Il r. Y A Nh

~ .,1ELsr1inter n g ue o y o Z,
II ESPECTFULLY announces to the CITIZEN,
Of aehmond and vicinity that take. room. over
n rnee Cos Dry Goods Store, 70 Main Street WHARF
y LADIES' and Gend-msn are invited cali
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
NEGRO HIRING.


IEtHE subscriber again offers his services to the
IL public, agent hiring nesres &c for the ensuing
year lie naiers himself his experience
MIN IN aynS he can do as well for ose who may proper
10 employ him other the cnup
NY having servants Tor hire the
town by sending ter with n
hire them and that every eIerton viii BE- ns 70
procure the highest aud peon, ann
ton sickness II will owners Of s.zab.
in the county in As early in the month az
January a. practicable. GEO w TOLEK
Agent and Collector, Lises Row,
dels-ckdlm oc,o.;,. D,,,, 49, !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

H. JENKINS 10 selling reduced prees the follow ing ar
uees for day and evening DresesReb dark sl; white
pink and other cord sauns eoos IN Fancy Paid ,psd and
plain IAreion husns white and enld ltaan Grapes new style
and faney GAu1ss rars worked Capes and Cona
Cashmefs Reps; Fancy Caeoes Furniture Caeoes Cloths
Cassimers and Nesings white red AMI yeI Fannes Liner
and SIX pocket Hdks &C. 6e &C Al Cotton oInaburss
Brown shifting and shestngs Beaehed sheenRs-
with other Eood The 10 reduce
hts large stock will Offer bargains either BY Wholesale
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

ENECtToh's SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE.
w ILL be sold on MONDAY NEXT, the l9,h
inst at 10 O'Clock. at the Lt- r.sdsnes Dr. Jane.
AsCaw decd all kis uoasehod and kitchen
OF the usual variety trEe'bsr with all hts Medical
lns'ruHens ereeent wiR-s Painting Petus several
INST rat Cum and Pisn and
vansiy OF valuable miscellaneous articles
And At O'Clock valuable young Horse. Buggy and Tia meas
NArHL TAiLEY. EI'or
"a lid NJ D, I,rn.. m NO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond. Va.

LUCK AT HOYTrS.
DnwIng Of AleIandria Class q. drawn lIIh October:
90 IS 81 So 10 30 IS ~ % Is IS % 81
Capital OF s5o.oOo' sold by the Prizs seller,
49, HOYT.
Nos. 90, $4,000 sold and paid BY thai lucky HoYT
eT Add. sss all orders for Capitals truly lueEy
DIM HoYT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

On Thursday Evening", Jan,y ., vii be per
fofned, the beautiful drama
THERESE,
TIL 4 ORPHAN OF ENEvAl
CAhWiN, The Advocate, Mr. JAhIsoN.
foptaipe the Pastor Mr. Tbonp-op
Lavirne. the Farmer, Mr. Yo,,..,
THEREsE Mr.. P1rrRR
D.seisa.I Mr. GOODWIN MISC. Homer q certrua.
To eoseiuds with the Patrote Drama Of
PUTNAM, THE IRON son OF 70.
which Drama has been performed pnsip. Norhetn Thea
tres over 3vo hifhs and
nosd NJ an inmen-e erpenss Scenery Dresses and
Decorations. =
MR.. JAMESON,
who has been engaged fo the perform III. Indian
Ch.f PoTAAAoo.
Me- THOMPSON will perform the character Of T.Lsor III.
Renegade. - ~
GENIAL wAsmxaroS NJ, D..x.
hAJoR t-asEL PrrsaA N, p.,.r.s
FROM the Louisville New Oreap. Theatres, who h..
been engaged with his celebrated
~ 10 give effect To this piece.
Jedediah. "a Yanhee Captain Mr. Forrest
C.bbaxesn, "a TanDn rI G,i,r,on
Lord CORVALLIS, N, Uun,.y
Kate Putnam, Nj, Po,,.,
Hangsrah, M. Po,,,s,
AIT other eharaeers strength of IN. Comp.ny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
New York, Octobcr aI Is.E

NeW York, October "a, Is4b,
W NO I'll L II hereby notify the public
that HoSAeE EVERETT my General Agent, ana i'm,
have no connection with him. any Thing 10 Do Win an,
pills which he public called the galL R,,,
FtHs' nor any other medicine manufactured BY him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
]. A. CLARKSON 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS -fMD DEaLERS ~ FoREIeT& DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.

A CARD-A Lady who has had great eID.Ti-n.s i; H.
keeping and can give the best w-.
situation in some respectable family po..b a. 81.
desires TO change her Enquire WIZ o
ia 1 - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

III NR1 HARRISON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, P o. at Charles City C a. attend the Superior
and Inferior Courts ofChaTs CITY New Merchants
Others n'us'ng him with claims collect eOuns vii
md their bu mess attended TO with dispatch. Ism
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

D.MHoYT
Not the following Schemes and Immediately:
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JANUARY 1886
GRAND RCHEMEi
S5O00O $4,000, $4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No 7 TO be drawn in Aer-
andrs D. C. Saturday, January l7h 1886 70 No Lottery
DraEn Hal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

107 BOXES TIN PLATE, Crox Single
~ and Roofing. receiving aad for EaIeby
j. 10 WORTaAN, HeGRUDRR A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15

u EALLH GOOD RICHMOND MADE
~ RROGrEs. VERY SUPERIOR we b,v, b, ,,,,. !, a.
assortment Of Rchmond made Brceu,s n,nufs r bv
ourselves Which W can recommend and 70 BE- really A.
'ae Tooaceonsts aud an others want Of really prms at
Hantal shoe will give usa cal For sale low By
df 70 rTTNrN A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
BILLS REPORTED.

Mr. EpoiSsTos reported bill for the establishment
District School System. This bill embraces the system
recommended by the late Education Convention held
tie City Of Richmond. The bill was ordered TO be print
ed, and made the order ofthe day for Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-15
VALUABLE ESTATE Fox SALE.

VlRGiNlA'-Aa Superior Cou of Cbaoeery for the Rich
mood Circuit Cap IN the City Of a,
Friday the 2sth Gay Of January lst4
deed
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-23
Z mcritan Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
FRIDAY MORNING, Der. 80. l848.

nYp.srRrs-Nor MGN,' The PcunsYI-
yan.a election has been decided upon the pr'n-
cipIo of"measurcs, and not men," for the Tar
IF Democfnts united with the Wings in con-
demnotion Of the now Tariff, and in the cleo
lion of Wing members of Congress favorable TO
,he restoration of the TanH Of 1872. The
shack!es Of party were broken and cast aside,
that the domestic industry Of the country might
he protected Men who had heretofore been
arrayed against each other in bitter party nos
tilty, were found, at the recent election III
Pennsylvania, fighting side by sidc' ana 'ne
natural result was the entire tout OF the'f "u
yersaries. This proves, that the free citizens
ofthis country can and will sacrifice parry III
terests whenever they are supposed TO DC IN OPP
position to those oft nation. The result Of
the Pennsylvania election nag administered a
severe but lust rebukc to those party leaders
whose maxim is, "every thing for party"
In the recent election Of Mayor of Baltimore
we had reversal Of the maxim "measures-
no, men''--many of tho Democratic party be-
ng resolved TO elect the Wing candidate,
whilst numerous Wings were as obstlnale'y &C.
termined that the Democratic candidate, COL
Davies. should be reelected And in this they
succeeded, much to the chagrin OF their poIIti-
cal friends, and also to the sad disappointment
ofnumbers fther political opponents. 1t was
"through-othcr" kind Of election, in which
adversares changed sides for the time The
result showed that Col Davies had warm friends
amongst his opponents, and bitter opponents
amongst his friends. It was an extremely
close contest, and was decided in his favor 10y the
vote of the Eleventh (Whig) ward The cleo
ton of Col. Davies under the circumstances,
proves that he is very popular; and that, in the
discharge of his duties as Mayor, he has given
general satisfaction, excepting to those of his
party who did not approve some of his sp-
poin'ments.
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&C. CH1GAP r,ItrNrtNci. ane rRlNTING Of

90 CHEAP PIETNTING O ,sne PRINTING OF
every description, executed with great despatch, at
he Office VI the Clipper, 1874 HALTiaoRE-sT.-as
"' ficP can execute.
STEAM BOAT EXCURSION,
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS LADING,
STAGE II aATTEHs' BILLS,
Rail. ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed il is needless 70 cnumcrate, rs we pos
sessed offacities (yitb latest styles of type and
and splendid doing work, in ercrystye,
in a manner unsurpassed in this city.
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MARlNELIsT-PoRT or BALTlM0j
THURSDAY OCTOBER a2, 1876.
FAOnCHE EXCHANGE nEADiNG-Room . 90
CLEARED.

French ship Henry, Depoilly, MarseilleF, A Sch
macher Il CB.
FIR Barque L'ADge Garden, Taibart, MarssRt
A Schumacher * TO.
ship Rio Grande, Sturges, Liverpool, Clarke
Kellogg
Brig Chief. Borum, West Indies, Johnson 3 It
veTS
Brig Gen pinckney, Foyle, Charleston, John
Randall.
SchI Transport, Gamer. Tappahannock, master
SAlLEH-ship Ann, Hill; big WiIIIugsley, Dav
and schr Fioreo, Thomas, for Key Wet
ARRIVED.
Barque Ida, Halet 10 days from Boston, assert
cargo, 10 Osborn and Whiuiuge.
Brig Slles Marear, Long, 5 days from New 70
ballast, 10 J. Fisher
schr Henry X. Smith, Farren, days from M
York, assorted cargo, to John w. Brown.
Schr Repeater, Travers, from Alexandria, ID. I
mdze 10 Rose, Merrill & Co.
Steamer JewPss, Sutton from Norfolk Saw
Crancy Island light boat, brig ValhalIa, Of ElswOt
Me. dlsmasted, bound to Norfolk. saw nothing
the bay.
BELOW--A barque and brig.
MEMORANDA;
Barque Ca. plan, Bliven; schrs Maria, johnson, a
Amelia, Saith, for Baltimore, cleared at New Y
2lst inst
Brig Tweed, Hands, OF Baltimore, cleared at p,
ladelpha 2lst rst. for Liverpool.
Prussiun brig dido, Farmer, fiom Baltimore
Amsterdam, wHich put alto New York 18th ult
distress, cleared atthat port yesterday.
Schr Mary Catharine, Tyler, from Baltimore
lived nj Charlesion on the 18th inst and schF Rob-
Habersham, rennestOn, from do. on the 20h.
The schr Aen, Smith, hence at Norwich, CcE
18Th inst