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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
LATER FROM THE ARMY
CAPTURE OF MONTERREY,

Tho Southern cars Yesterday morning came In with the
siars and Stripes" waving In tho bievzsthe hersd OF
brilliant bat bloody triumph. We lay before our readers
the be and imperfect account Of the sangunsry struggle
ior which VIC are indebted The editors Of the New Or
leans Commercial Timesl at Monterey, between the Anne
ncSn and Mexican armies under the command OF Gener
ais Taylor AID Ampudis yierory axtn-ss we fell,
assured h ~oud-porehod upon baaneIs but IL has
been dearly purchased by the loss Of many valuable live,
Should receive detailed account Of the battle
by this mornings mail shall lay IL before our readers
In extra sheet
In addition to the particulars received by tho elm We
are cnsbcd TO publish the following statement coiyed
from Capt Spencer, Of the u g. Army. direct FROM Mon
iersy On his way to Washington with dispatches:
Gen Tsylos force consisted OF 1000 regulars and 1000
volunteers COCO in ALL
Gen. Ampudas force 1000 regulars and 1000 voun
ieeIs-in ell II 900.
Gen. Taylor reached Monterey on the 18th.
Accommodated tie 20th 2lst-iook IN all
the enemS's ou~Urks and the Bishops Palace 22d
Rdgey will, his guns and Others OF enemy which
had been aken fred the during the whole day.
on the 23d. They stormed the town, aud with hard
lighting, succeeded in gaining two thirds Of IT. the
enemy keeping possession vi the citadel aud the main
Plaza. which last they hOd made very strong By barca
ding the approaches and piercing the houses for uskc
Towards the close Of the 23d the volunteers Obliged
retire from their mp's the Plaza aud aehes
which they did the word OF command and good OF
der
The following night was spent by tho Americans by
throwing shells into tho Plaza where the Mexieans
confined in n small space. On the 2lIh Ampudia scat
flag demanding personal interview with Gen. Taylor,
which resulted in a equalization follows:
The Mexicans To ovacuato in dnys-to keep
their and cannon, aud 81 round Of ammunition
Tho remainder Of the aud ammunition to remain IA the
hands Of the Americans
An armsee Of 60 days, or until each General eau com
mInicate with his government also NJ ecd upon.
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N. Y. MARKET, Oct. Q. 2!P.M.

Cotton still motOnless.
Flour-Gen6s ee is heavy the spot at IS ga, but
sells freely AZ that for uiUre delivery.
1000 bbIs fancy Genesee sold $685. and 700 bbis
ira At ST.
Wheat-GO00 bushels prime Gcnosco, at 1911 cts.
Rye 400 bushels - cts though the price of larger
lots 80 n u
COrn-penty Of samples, and prices steady but sales
The tea safe to-day well attended, and prices i'm
proved shade last sale.
The tobacco sale to-day well attended, and prices
the average considered better than many previous
sales
Barley held Gu cts, bu, small lots are picked up at
less.
Provisions, firm all round.
Whiskey 2lIe sPirits rurpentne $50 bbs 4Oc; 200
bbis AZ S2,l9.
Whac oil aud bone, sales.
Nothing dOno about the Government loan.
Foreign exchange la'.
Frsghts, the ships all full that grain cannot be got
off at even l01d. sterling bushc.
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PhiIadeIphia MarkeI, October sth

Cotton meets with n good inquiry but the limited
amount checks operations. Flour has settled at
$685. and 1900 bbls sod Tor export at TINT price, almost
like quantity S5375 for choice brands and 500 bbls
"Leoehburg extra Family" wns taken for the South
American market at fraction under So. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal scarce, but will bring over S375-
Grain IL without much demand; buyers generally feel
disposed 10 await further advioes from Europe Wheat
lose only offered for good Penna reds Corn also very
dull and the only sales 5000 bushels round yellow
73a75c. for shipment Oats sell sowy. and Southern will
not bring than 3ia3!Ic. Groceries and Provisions
without any particular change and further movement IN
either made public Whiskoy-The market heavy 25a
26c for hhds and bhs.
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BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
Prom Saturdays Bshimose American.
MARYLAND ELECTION RETURNS.
another column will be found the addit

In another column will be found the additional returns
received since Yesterday publication.
The Senatorial election returns are complete They
show that the Senate will DO composed Of 10 wings and
Locofocos.
In the House Of Delegates, far heard from the
Wings have gained Is and lost member, being n net
Wing gain Of 10 members Taking IL for granted that ST
Msy's. the only county yet TO be heard on will return
wings rs heretofore tho House will stand 50 Wings 20
Locofocos.
The OFFICIAL yorr Of the City OF Baltimore shows that
the majority Of Charles NJ Koyser ESQ., the whig Senator
elect Is three. Ii sppeais that made on Thurs
day the official return by which Mr. vsnsant WINS
votes than he actually received.
SENATE OF MARYLAND.
The Senate OF Maryland consists OF 81 members IL of
whom ~ whgs and locosl hold over. and nine were
chosen at tho election held Wednesday last The re-
suit, far aseerained is shown annexed table -
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BOSTON MARKGT-Oet. I.

Coiton-Hodes are asking advanced prces but the
sales principally in small lots, manufactures on.
ly purchasing sufficient TO supply their immedla c
wants Provsions-Thete ~ n good demand for tie
principal articles very full prices sales Of 100 bbs prime
Pork at 80 So 100 do do, 80 IS; 400 Gear SI2 and some
parcels clear. 10 So so bbs Beet So so do
navy mess, 50. 4 mos; IS bbls New York prime Beet
Sc. cash; parcels Lard At 7Iase, aud hams at &C.
cash. Taow-Sslos Of 5000 lbs rendered at 7ic cash
FlOur-Tho markets. rather heavy moderate sales Of Gen.
osee, common brands, At S5.75; Ohio and Michigan,
S5,G5i; Ohio round aOop, $50; fredericksburg, S537I
cash CornThe market Is unsettled, but prices hard
y sustainod parcel Of yellow fat sold soc; VIII g.
77a75c; Weston mixed, 7ia75c. Moassos- Sac Of IS
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Mrs. Notiingi,amI's
BOAKDiNG AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR on NC LADIES'

Corner of 9th and Franklin street,
WILL Nv hk-OfHNED ON MONDAY. srPTEuRRR e.ru
IN making Tins announcement, Mrs. ". deems
proper to 's briefly principles which her school Il.
TO enable young lady Ia occupy suitably proper pae.
-oei'p Certain 'iys OF address nann. 4.
uh nahsers however, ofra not
a"m sah TO painful exposure sustained by thorough nd
June'ous mental eutivaunn; and this again EXHIBITS byt Is.
Aho bea"ai cueets ony when guided by pure
o'ay ound'd upon the religion Of the Bibe Tbs
balanced enh'auon thou Of the intellect guaed
y me inhnehe's 81 the Christian religion object
va. W. th- Henary and
Pup MIS- enngs 'ons rad we'll spenenee an f.ti
macy Win th" best authorities sLd
OF study
itsss per s-s'pn Of 10 ncIths payable hall advance
$500
Higher hranehes English
ifhiafy DO do .........................1O
Ancient aud Modem Languages. eleh..............o0
Mus'e on Piano. Guitar and Vocal ..........6n
Music on Harp ~ lesson u-r Of .........s
NaaAing.
nj
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TIE FINE ARTS

IN announcing the intention Of instTuctine
- 70 nE Lldes m the Pine Ans FANCY PORTRAIT ..d
LnNrchrf Pia'inr wsrs respectfully tina,
m''bee '" mr"t IN rs pstis a refined k,s~lsdr- ofuu
.sanes OF ron Ns WHICH Son.srus UslPUi. and ORNA
hesrAL Eaen o. Th- dssrs. IA ~sy.t de
y nus sa hr tue ar meet with faa tasest.
80 moe ~h' nay wish q avai or fsash-s. the ~ a.
- ms Injunction - d vt'f o d. aae Of W. Raa
d'Ph where 'eiHsns o. h. Ar aud ear, Of terms
be obaB,d "
u Wsne wiz simply tbs, he Ia. BEEN publ Of
Mes.is Ntalle and eaIy Of Phiadelrh,. a. I'm
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n. ORLEANS COMMERCIAL TIMES OFFICE, F.,
SUNDAY, October Z, 1870, SAL
MoNrERKy Sent "a lsl6

v n ~ y
MosTEKEY, Sept ~, 1876
On the 2ls, Dad and 23d there was some hard fight
ing here aud many poor fellows have suffered by IT, but
think may be said with safety that Gen. Taylor has
the town IN his power. The place much strong
y fortified than Gen. +. had idea Of and the MexcanE
defended their works with skill and determination. Th.
morning Col Morino, the Of tue Mexican
army, into camp with proposition from Cen Am
pudla the town, lie and his army march out
into the interior This Geu Taylor declined aud insisted
upon Ampuda and his army becoming prisoners OF war
tho to be disbanded with stipulation take up
arms sgninst during the the Gen. and his officers
remain in custody until disposed of by of Govern
ment The parties have been negotiating all day II they
do not agree, there will DO fighting but the
place could not hold cot long. Although carried the
place aud the victory, yet has dear The
carnage side is grea;probsbly than that
OF the Mexicins-bu this do know, they fought
under all the time. Cen WORTH has distinguished
himself as gallant soldier and skiliul commander
Gen T gave him fair chance, md he has nobly awaited
himself OF it, Ills division. with HAYS regiment Of Tex
ans have gained moro ground. and carried points
than all the rest OF the army. and with very lic l'sup
to yesterday at A. W.. was killed and IS wounded
The whole loss eide be much less than 500
killed. wounded and prisoners. have no time to
send you details OF the different actions. We hJpo be
List of Officers Killed.
Brv't Ma Barbour, 81 Infantry Capt Morris, do; Capt.
Field do; ii. Irwin Agt do; Lit Hszlett. do: It, Haw
kins, AR Eth lnianuy; It, Woods Ith ILfanIy; Capt.
Mckuvitt, 9Th Infantry Capt Williams, Top. Engineers
LIT. Ferret, let Infantry wounded and prisoners,
klisdnot certain. Its known that both wounded
on the 2lst.
Regular Officers Wounded.
MsJ. Lear. 81 Infantry. seveTely wounded Capt Balm
bridge, do, slightly wounded; It, K. Graham 9Th injury
severely wounded; Capt Iamote let Infantry. It, VAIN
right 9Th Infantry, It. Porter, 9TH Infantry; 1t Russell
5th Infantry; It, Diworh, lat Inany-eg shot off it Is
said.
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS KILLED-CoI. Watson
Baltimore Battalion; Capt BaIlem lat Tennessee Reg-
nent; Lieut. Putnam; Lieutenant in German company
VOLUNTEER OFFICERS wOUNDED:-MajorG &c.
neral Butler in tho leg Col. Mitchell OF the Ohio Reg-
mon severely; Lieut.. Col McCunR, Mississippi Regm't
seyeely Capt. A Gillespie Texas Rangers MORALLY; 1t.
Armstrong, Adjt Ohio Reg't, leg shot OFF Major AeIan-
der, Leuls. Allen, ScuEder and Nixon LIST Tcnnessee
Reg't, severely; Capt Dowler Mrs Reg in tho arm
1t Thomas, Texas Regt, in the
Sopt 25.-Tho enemy having agreed 10 give up the
town. am not positive the conditions, hut II they
be rumored. gain but little by them, it is certain
Cen TAYLOR has ded from his as ground and grant
ed nearly all the enemy asked.
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By Magnetic Telegraph.
IUoTc'POhdrhee OF Tic bahimoFs Fun

PHrLADELPmI, Oct. OH. p. NJ.
We are without any tidngs OF the Great Britain. and the
general opinion be that her day of sailing mus,
have been postponed TO the 29h u in which case she
osght be about due
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miss +. n. HuGmEs IcspecilnlIv

M ISIS +. 4. HUGHES respectfully informs
The public that her Seminary for the young
ladies' Will be ned III. Monday her, co 5th
nearly oplne M Gcote rssot AID dpor CARING
tnss Ate haneLes which Constitute old alton
addition "i m-sic, will be taught the Particular
be Tad 20 the nanEe and habits Of tn. pupils
the rare OF h Hughes Her long
"a ing instruction 10 youth, ,ndr reference
TERhs-iaEe rirs cor session moths $40 junior class.
stS fuel 81 stationery, 81 IS. rayn.ea quarterly.
26-eo3w
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By ". Gcsiafu.
No>E VALUABLE Rt Hiding LOTS nv
nsho >EHEEr For y te "A Auction
"a WI b. nd on FRIDAY ~ Ia iuar, ,r,
N pf miss. Commencing hsR o'rh~E Il! ,r moi
varHh- barinS os situated of MAYO ste, On
pnti~ thr J"- Each focal. Ia f. -
tacss II. f--t 1, a = Zee; vide.
I"s- = arr justly regarded among v ,. "a,
private rcsesnrcs of any q
1hkNs-Dne u III cash; balance sgasi Ls.ai Al G. IL
ard u n'ut's for u-Eouast- afng
senr"d ssle without '-s-vs. BY rQuest Pratftn
y SA ID" sngge-i"n of s-veai ssHneu and hy eoa.rt
Of 'h- the floats IN h. rta,,4 .,
s'- sire rn which there will be- fleming on a.. south. =,
'dri cf-' about - feet runniE bk sas-s 40 f 10
all feet wide
W cnnntS a.,
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city Arrivals.

ENcHGNet IIorEt, Oct i0--Captain Jacob. ship Col
umbus; Dyetly, w n Tfoucr Philadelphia Simon
Brosdn'doo, Rchmond Col Singleton family and three
serv's, South Caronp; iarwood. Boston. l. Poslk,
Petersburg; Mr. Kinlock Mr. and Mrs. Singleton chill
dren end s,Tvb Mrs DsvcroauH children and scfv'i,
Csro inc; iammct. N Orleans; Mr.. and ChAs. Pur-
yiancc. ~ York; Captain Roger, steamer Powhaan; T.
Pondoion. Richmond llnrfisUn Goocland; w Banck-
or, N. York. WIN -. Harrison and LadY, children and
two setv'ts, Prince George.
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STRATT0h'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word what tney can,
Fstsetnt Prizes, STRATrossths ml..


NOS. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the what tney can
rstssnint Prizes, srRITTos'sthe mas,
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX, Extra SIS, Oct 9Th:
&c 40 AZ e. 5 II SO 10 60 81 30 SIS
Ticket Nos. II 81 60. Ticket Mo- C Sc e. and Nos.
'7 ~ IT, three more Capitals, sod AID paid by
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg. No 47-oet 9Th
30 80 90 - II III % l6 81 90 as 81 II 40.
Ticket Nos A SO prize OF $1,000 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
- 50 IS 81 &C a. IS 10 ~ %
Ticket N's % 20 y prize Of $50 sold AID raid by
Drawn Nos. of MonOngOta. No. 4I-oet 9,h:
A 81 81 80 81 - 60 40 SIS To-
Ticket Nos l6 GO 10 A capital sold ana paid by
$4,000. 10000!
M"%isy-ss,Sss No Sc capa. $4,000 10000, 5000
qrs. 1875.
sa5OOO 6UOO.
Tue'day-N Jerscy No. al. Capital. $4,000 600 4 ooo
SSoo 1891 90 OF 1909 ke 70 Nos II ete. s hlIves
s,3o as l,25.
Wsine~iay-AeIand'ia No ~ Caprsls s9OOO oOO 5ooa
1888 10 Of 1000 &c rs MOI, IA S. halves $50
5grand capitals OF $4,000 each.
S nn Jersey Ma So CAPITALS ef :ioooo s5s4 100
$1,000, 1000.
fTaayIaononsal1 No 4s-Cara $4,000 1900 go.
% Nos IL drawn TeEsis ]; halvs, soc quarters Csc.
$1,000. 1000
saturssysu.eI, EI'rl, Capitals $1,000 IOOo Gao Ge-
Is Nos ~ drawn. Tickets 81: halve, soc; qrs csc.
$4,000 100000 = of 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas H. for 1876 be drawn on
Saturday, October II.
IS NJ. LOTTERIES DRAWN BALLOTS
GRAND CAPITALS.
pute OF $50 600 prizes Of SXs0O
10000 2,a3-
laGOO 20 1900
1hOO 20 1000
5,ccO besd-s 5000 500, 500 sc &c.
TekeE So; haNer : So quarters 375.
Cerl6eaI-s OF packages Of 20 Who'll tickets. SIGo
DO do 90 halves
Do ia. SO quaurr 30
DO. cyhfb.
HdJeu are refcTed 10 list rer.,srd
al the Once proof % done and even
drawing confines increase III" pa by n.
20 oGes for kages abCV,
Schemes aud all Lotteries, 5Isary attended ts ana
dTar sent uEen segues.sd.
Pisas, Eidrstss orders u sTRAT'roN
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:Iy Davenport, Allie, A On.

~ ''''N'sF"FI' lII"tt = Go.
GROCERIES, Ar AUCTION
pa THURSDAY. the Isth October n no o.e,,-. - -, 80
our AHe"n tore an a-~i''r'ent GroserssyE-
go tags tr--n 30 Csa--
ls1 d. LssuayR
80 hbds psim- N,,-~-.
10 " Wcs,srn
R.ciih-ds nj ,Gp.por cd Nh.s.y
Fieneh Brandy, y y Kun G,u
fEc.n ami TlHow Candic.
hyperion solar LAMP o.
Brown SotP. ln.iso
PRIME Co,hen Cheese
''r-.n and Black
roc L-aihcr gooi AMI dama=-l a.
i6hMS-u HS"r > .Go, rAsa e,,,lt
81 pafer &C IL DAVENPORT ALLEN a a., 1870
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lotteries.
Il g. GREGORY n CO., MANAGES, No,
. IOi Main STREET. ehnsoad. Va.

81, ono "a ~
-. S-"u', i'!VvO.
a"ndp-Lesshnrr. 20 f@-'-p'l- $4,000 100 5OOc.
a,. ss ''' 80 "S' 10 a'Arn' Ticket u. hase'4'o.
"" ''-' $500 a
,y,, SlV,."' 'V'uOo.
y fahdia ~" ~ tsP'as $4,000 oooo 5000.
- "a. WV o. ." "% ~ S's~a Ieh's d halves . 30.
otooo ,ooo
S4uOO, lOOO.
frday-Mononzais No ~ Capita,s 5000 1900 GO Ge
70 Nos ~ era~n- Iscte's 81 halves soc, qfs. Use.
SiOOO. loco.
rsuriay-Sus-r EIua ~ Capitals $1,000 1000. ke-
Is Nos. ~ drawn Ticket. 81; hnIyr. sA,- az, %,
SnIcu,lid e. r,.,,a. t.,r n.,oh.. go,
Ne, 49, = -. - ~ ,'o'r' sto.
J,t..v ,,,y a., tS.. " - wv ''''-' ne ufa"h al
~ Nh tOrrepy-,. mn .vn p,,,c,>,
PRizE.s
4 prike of oao ,.t..-
I ooo si'""o
Te,,t. a, u.I,.. . so. t,,,,.,. , q.
nnn,
H. = .,. 90
~ -, 80 % sO'VoV Dohar~ c'srh!
&c.,, an, 80 V' % '"' '9''-b' be dawn alter
- ''' - - ~ ~" !, =, ,.r,,, ,a,n,,,,.,...
- W. "'' ,n = ;, ~ n' AVN bhLiDIs
I. ,,.A., 49,. -, 80 =, 80, -,
T.k.,, a. u,tv-. A. o,....e SS""
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10y Kent, Kendall "a AiWnl.r.

Hy Kent, Kendall a AtwnI.r
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the ijts octo.er a. 10 o,e,ock =, - Al,
We sian oner for 'a' age aad $3.50 rot or
in tuns among Which ~ 'ess''eu
W,ol5,=ek C,oths and Caf-ner-.
FaLey Cassimer-s
Blue, Jiaek and niId satinsus
kehiGezy Jsars. TNseeds
Plaid Linseys. Gala Pad.
Ne ssys, heavy Pant suns
Wool CLOAK hgs ifih Liaens
Rich styie Prints
Red. waite ard yelo~ Flann-i,
Plaid aud striped sIenno and Ca M. w.
Wo : ID Comforts, Wool. Glove.
t-rno and lambs wO Shirts md rlUtr.
Whis Cambries, Jzceju.ts
Cashmere ce la nez nd Mou--ln,
Reh CastlnC.oI
Heavy pilot ana be lhs
Bus and .ah FIasErss
Pa q wool shAs.
Umbrellas, Spool Cctnes
Bis and VIII - Cotton Ilosr
Sus- sndsrs, Parent Thread
s'e4ehed an tr1wn Shir,iF n nd s..,tin,. A.
ipsr,htr = IN many ohS nsx ard e..,,,st, -
p OWED paper. Wv H'n'hs credit for Ip
~ hsNF4 KENDALL .Egc
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Iuctiou Gales.
ruHE DAYS.
ny DayeopSrt. Allen a Go.
AUCTION SALE uF
FIR ESU DRE CDpDc

We ssan -si on wEDNE$nNY EFT ocios.r al ,su,-.,.i.
NJ Ysoosk st ocf Dv Go d. Esaa i,trr .. de-, a. -,
nsit of In GOslL Just hand n ZIP tel an u. -.
sttsb
hiic. lila. s'p~h and fsney corj Cloth,
and r'iiJ s;iip,d C,s.ms,-.
Biur, btt ani SaiLn-s
n,n~ anifshey niH ky Irans
kfr-y are
lAa- - fsHH'y strips &c
Apron chscs-. g Fsn7ris
fnn- hrge invoice. ,aroa. srid tea The
finest down ' Wv
ftanr-.-whit'. ysi;n~ aud rrar;.t large ,-~,-u.,t
90. AMI 30 bi-ach.d shrtinra vel 80 ,t,o,. ., e. -
rrtHon " -
go sand - h-n~n Shfinss sBJ shsotns. o. ct STAN,
Shawl, variety % styhs
Ienroa dam fanry sitrd and ,,~k.n,v n,,k,.
q akhIm' ami Ptsids. vanity
Rack and eoId Cambries
BuVoss, y. it-tinx and Wte 90 1 v-.t ,nJ ,,,,.L
Umbrellas, wincos Shads-
fins Hooks - Fy.s Needle. &C
Ios-thtr with Of oth-r nun.ros In 0,s,
TbRNS-Un''sr soa cash that sun. aad upw,,t. o.s-
e''aH, for approved ssPcr.
Sc 2" DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 90 AB.t.
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
NY ~ ii'ugt". Gedd.., au,t
THlRrE-NsNi: nOsr
|AIUAHLE BUILDING LOTS
On IrInk Ian I.r,.... N

u" Franklin, Grace. Broad, Marshall. Clay, Cath.
arInr and Leigh Streets.
Nl virtue IF decree % the eou,tv con,, Of
rtHs" ~ eha-ee'y sitns, ponosnesd on sh Law ~
10y tis 30 tie 81 wtnan P.u.t,e ,,,.r,r ~ 49,
@ ~ ar - ara ~ "a an avtna stis oth.r. ,hs a. a.
v" vs. iH-feey aPpo n''ds on THURS
pAf ah'r"-nn th Ssi ~ p,, AZ.
Vr'T 60" ni-reisR n b. hour NJ 4, N. h,.h
pm IN i'r", hTeinat"r 'hLa he naming o Of
WIN rrc Hams late ~ LOUISA srir and
p'''f IN u- city Of kebnond ard coasr, o.
90 fransi Craec Br.sd streets. h.. .o,. :, A w.s
ara "snv Sees Ibse Iot. u -ub-hv, I'D into
" NJ N"ni' iout os sscb having u f.,, r.r,n,
hies laS ett" aly 90 side ant so - L,. an a -
s' ii',r- 'dton Dominated hytte ~ ~ - 20 "a
~" 80 -, ~" ~, ~, so s.. So nonar on M.hu 49,
' a'H- AMI i-'sh arr si,ua-s an mo-, n.y.,
Po'ns par - ih~ e,. aul sh,na.,n-i, a, !.
Eihl- 10 ~ -
itkNS--on' pu''h essi; ~ a "a - a ,r,r.,,. a,
a'd - r'"H'h- f The ,t.. NJ, a.
u''h The Woe pur,hl-- Gos-y spad
5-eotrS
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A CARD.
MRS. GEN. CARRlNGTON begs leave TO
1'A correct report which has reached IN the
cry See Al her Tou with Of zsaous
cheers who ale doubts al her patrn.
Mr. hIcRD VITO brings such high A. French
teacher len Washington ana Richmond
stne" and only French together with Geography
A'hmctir and other bRhshes IN French
teri bboss in her school, but dimes family
convene with her scholars upatt
facility OF expression only acquired by
rfs.
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By Dunlop. rIoncurr
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
THAT VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
CALLED wEST-HAN

At AUCTION.
ON MONDAY the 26th inst. October NJ 10
~ O'Clock the premises, be without r,sr,, nil.
above The city OF Richmond the property late Cot John Ami
er Containing abort 1000 bEshel Of Let
sedec I--t the January n..t t
IN three Firssi tina portion on the ,n - -
le read aid bordering the eomprs the low n VIII
ample wood and attached and the command extensive
Tower for manufacturing mills permanent dam r,s
Bo-b"r across the portion OF eIus sy va,,h
Ater which viii be sold the lands the the road ia
tracts eomnrsng d-rabe portion original tubrs -,
well wootei and attractive eOngunv 10 lie
pln Of The division be Of tie .ub,r -
TERMs-Onc-thnd cash tallnse on one AID 10 -,
credit bearing day Of sal. for Saiyf,rr
10y requet e III Le-aee-.
oe DUNLOP, MONCURE L. m AS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-12
Aultion Salrs
RMS DaN.
Hr sseyerl.T Mai,
SALE OF BANK STOCK.

SALE OF BANK STOCK.
shall sell this day, at the Mercantile Rad.
,'s Naor ON iPh street. AZ "a ses ~ 10 s.-.. az y.,,.
hi'k Hpcs ani 49, - 's'ss''
- '"'s'Af iS'a a''. ssAst TreI.sar Iva wos.
nave als" Tor sale. privately. Virginia Per
Cent haas of Vfgnr-. Eiesr.snf Ff.i., "a, e, A p
" ~ BEVERLEY HtAgR,
~ iA-snsra staes Rtok.t
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NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE At Ap,-rfoN
WE Hermitage, hte'y the property 81 ars A Msyo o, the
n Richmond Turnpike and Ran Read 10 Wsshfpsor ,t 49,
~ r. tom ' Corporation line Is for sale That part Of b,iNs,n
the E'u Road ani the Rehu1nd Turnpike %, R,ad ,t,, o
uauei on wneh ts Mansion Hou- stu TED eonts n a, ,o
acres, viii be lad % INTO
Lots OF 10 q or ! arrcs
lying on Broad street sui to be aid on on ri,b line
with Gas sifeet to nua number OF ,fF ,,
zach fforp- on vide street and having haodsoi elevation
foT building ute.
Ou b. a ta-sr AMI roum,J.o,. s..4i,, 49,
fronting Gay formerly t- rss -nee Of he Ia, 90 I,
flaSo suitable Tor large family p1He ssbo0w hh number
o. ohei ounss which could tc r oSeoru; o3er very
snail oHpfusc
rhatpa ef ID. age yr- north Of The Raj Road con
A'res ae'u 100 lcrrs Of aud m1y and timber r,y
Al'ds productive f nrmHg purposes Of o., iui II
uV 81 s f0 ans eoniru % OBJ" CITY of Rchnaa1 VII b. d.
vri int' s rf 90 O. % EACH al ha.lss rber an - ,
itini grram 4 water ga see thtoulhr
Sydntf'- Point Tract, i-ifs sss D. 600 ,ess ivar
..'"t'n lhs NrAfm Iuruptc 1aJ ne Itm-s Rvrr Carat
Atolt ouc hirl % his red an ma 90 duet n bt
easily Eoitrn r'.t ~ -
MORTON o. o. woaj ,ul eon.iiersd &c T,h,,o ,i M
t,e Canal ' '' ''l VIC '''N' OF
'.,st 'fe according o o-ati1nsns toreff with che et.
u ne hrrmt1-c wilma stance - TIE gtv an Pc
"teses Ani "iaf fuhlc iut1nf &C. Cl.y ard being IN
e'Hhy ns''ht'd whore h.rs sot soesty b. eonsd re-
10. Hofi f-r1tlr rrurc ~ tbs part " me sttfs.
Tie gasof the above property " r rr1 a. d. The ta s
embet IN Oh" thr 10Y Ut ale an he H IA.
arc o' win hcf boundaries vii BE- shevn ~ Nf Tapnas mi,
y "h re' reU c Hsfatsge. and 81 give sny o,bf n-r-
TERMS uF sALEDse-fautth cash us Bah, s. r tr.. email
annual indictments Gearing interest
Tho shove a'o VII take pi1te TUtUs1AY h. t-t dy5f
p,tobct n.t A. AZ ~ O'Clock. NJ the Hermitage
r. u CArELL aai % Der Trl..r.s
&c e'di us6fr viii OF Mr. AbtraI usyo.
WILLIAMS uANiLt Ausu.