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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsKNs LiBBYS Line OF Packets between Richmond
II New Orleans, viii September
and viii be composed OF the following ve~selr
Bafque BACHELOR Capt HTs.x Horror;
Brig ORLEANS. Capt. VIZ. sxiru;
Brif JOSEPHINE, Capt. Jos. Rouis,os
One OF the above vessels will leave this place regularly
MONTH We with CONFIDENCE recommend the above
the public they bun expressly insure
low other vessels steady
Of long trade passage
having superior both for
passengers, appyto J. FISHER Z son 1r
HAsKINs q LIBBY.
~ b. All freight from the country for the above
received and forwarded BY charging ony regular
wharfage J. p q T.,
Ju &c or Hal
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New Goods this day Received.
Il ZEN " co. have now the largest stock of
gUod ready made Clothing exhibited this CITY and
are ousrns great Inducements TO Cash Custome
they can faly prove by calling We fol-
lowing Goods which and
mos called for and which have taken panS
made IN the ost substantial manner, vtzbrown
gle and double breasted Sacks heavy
eco aud medium tweed business Coats black and
Pants merino Vesings Of all qualities and Drawe
saspenders Sears Gloves, Cravats
al saeh prices as the quality OF goods any
city.
EFRx a m
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III. w. a ,. y. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLE'ALE DKALkks,
ofFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Lag. do
230 do old white and lava do
100 hhds Orleans Sugar, part prime
95 do r Rico do do
~ do 81 Croix do do
rs casks clarified do
65 boxes NO Loaf do
30 bbl- crushed do
go do pulverised do
so hhds Molassc-
100 kegs Nails best quality
1900 sides sole Leather
S tons bills cred
4 eases and sheer Steel
200 boxes Sperm and TaIow Candles
1000 rms wrap. Paper, part large
200 =" cap and letter do
eeroons prime Indigo
30 packages g. p lmpi and Black Teas
- hbls lamp and tanners OH
zoo kegs rhe and blasting Powder
Bar Lead Shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Petre
Copperas Sulphur AID Salts
Soaps Mustard, Chocolate, Backing. &c
srio and IOxl2 Glass
Coil Rope, Cords and Lines
Ashton Sack Salt
So dozen Buckets
Ground Alum Salt
so WOODWARD
Pepper. SPICE and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos nj
factory prices. "
RReeeving and forwarding goods be attended to- An
kinds of produce received on eonsiZnmeni. au 90
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.
GORDON & SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
= n HUDS St Croix Porto Rico and Orlean

GORDON q SKINKER,
OFFER FOR SALE
Sn HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
wv Sugars
boIes and bbIs loaf crushed and pulverzed Sugars
25 boxes and bags Havana ami Brazil Sugar
so hhds Moasses, part PRIME
10 half bbs Sugar house and Orleans Molasses
$40 bags Rio, Lsgua and lava Coffee
bales Mocha COFFEE
IS hah chests Gunpowder Tea, part very superior
haifchess Black do
Tea in G and l3I boxes
300 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs Shoe Thread
los boxes Sperm AMI Talow Candles
10 bags Pepper and PimentO
10 bags Ginger
geo kegs Mails
$50 bags Shot
80 kegs "Duponrs" Powder
200 teams Wrapping Paper
Cap and LATER Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese in casks and boxes
200 don Bed Cords and Leading Lines
rs don Painted Buckets
so don Brooms
5000 Ibs Bacon, sides, shoulders and hams
SO bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grindstones
Glass sIiO and IOII2
Sperm, Fit and Tanners OIL
Cotton Yarns, Saitpeire, COpperas, Alum
Indigo, Nader s,areh, Wick. Irvine, ke.
IRoN-lOo tons swedes English TredeEar and County
prisinE nearly all sizes round fiat and square
Sheet iron, Nail Rods
srHEIs-Amerieau and English BIissercd
Mayors Cast and Shear Steel
TIN fLATES-2B7 boTes Tin Plate. 1OHi4 1919
CoPPER-200O lbs BraEsrs, ShoathinE and Bolt
1000 lbs Wire, assorted sizes, from No. I 10 10
Zine, Bar and Sheet Lead, &C &c. s12
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ST, CHARLES HOUSE,

IFHE subscribers have re-opened the above es
ablshment, and beg say 20 their friend, and h
public seSeay that they prepared To vs their
attention IN order 70 ase those who may patron the hou
Geotefneh vns the city ind il To their advan
age TO call having ample aeeo -moAaons for hr eo
oii and eoAvenieree likewise, stable y yards Of the
house not surpassed in the city To friends onv noe.-
that Bar ali times be .pup ed win Ioo
not inferior the city. se IS patronage ana n
We fail 10 please, shall our fault
srEGAL & JAS. G. BLAKEY, Jr
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" ",
specified Manuscript previously agreed upon
parucs- e s. ..r
1 An advertisement married. the copy for specified
number Of nsorious will be continued ordered
enacted accordingly.
RJ Regular Adycrtiscmc nts--To avoid any mIsun-
Demanding the Of Annual Advertisers out
state diaey that their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all Advertisements
them 70 be additional charge. and variation.
~ Real Estate Agents Advertisements
Inserted the be charged the usual subject
such discounts a. shall be agreed upon.
% Auetoneer Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege Of change shall
their yearly than the
the standing
exceeding such be charged the usual rates
inserted the Semieeky Wing rs
square SO
per square for each continuance.
Jul Ist.
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SWAN TAVERN.

TNHE above establishment situated ON Broad
street near the De7O; Of the Richmond Pretereksburr
Potomac Kan Road for TraveI
ere The proprietor viii his beat endssvors please all who
may avor him with their Attached house Is an
! eIeenent stable. -
Board per day, 81 IS
Board for horse, Scots
2O-d3m W TAy,,-p p....,.,.-
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SADDLE AND Birdie STOLEN
RoM hOrse sbosEe Hn thursday evening as, s.dAe
nhe ~orI with drab cloth attached suitable
viii be paid for its reeoyery,by
10 yyORFHAN Ncptrnpp 4 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06
NUMBER 10.

A Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
- SUPERIOR coeu Of La~ and cha,esry r- IN. eoapy
=" "afos,r. On the sth day % September. 1876
'osah WhHe. executor Of Narh.nleI VIII q s-sL Pue
against f".
fhi1p White. William WHIT p.vd vhg, u.,v p -
iys and catirsrne wife, Ale lander ws,. ~,
adaI o. his deceased rl.zasclh who "a, T1-.
- 'e" ", w n ss D~a.
The defendant David hae ing ens.rrs
gwen security according u the Act and M. r., rs,-
Court and BY sstissecr evidence ina, - h - -
o. tns commonwealth: ordered That h~ q. s A.
"hte do appear here nav a, h- A.,
IN oeeeao,r merit and and ,n.t
"py o his orderbe forthwith
IN N. city Of Riehmondfor month. siee-.rv,lv an,
copy De posted II the front door M "a.
Copy-Tese ~
sIEw9w WIN. o WINSTON D. C.
Chesterfield County Court, September the
William Gates. Cecilia Grans-r J,r.r. N s,,.. - NJ
VA Am wife and rhadteus a Or.
y iAe said Cecilia A. Granger moriAer and ne mend
,,,,, Pnfs
Adeine. samuel Jsis Ann and Mary Jan. sro-, n,,xc
ser, Jieob Davis William Gn,zer and John Gr,nr,y
IN CHANCERY
ms day came the plsinuas their bin and IN.
"am Granger and John 6rangeE having entered th a.
ana gwen security according A-..h,v
the kues OF TINS Court and appearing sa.etorx ,v.,e-
nat my are not nhieans OF this County the uoon frh,
- ordered that they do sppear IN. dr. a,v N
December Term nert and the pl,i,,,,
copy OF This order bs inserted In som. -
shsa IN the city Of Richmond for
posted al ne ont door Of the Courthouse county
CoPy-rsse,
ls-wgw ww.T. CoGBILI o. C.
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TERM
DAlr Papsrss annnm srwErrtr. single copy IS; for
i've $50. WEEkLr sasle ~; 1--WE
copies for si5-aways advance Remittanees may
made Of Publishers
tAien OF the dePose Of letter he Post Once containing
ney.
Advertising:
One Square tl5 nes) Insertion.
Each additional inse rion. .....................25
One month, without alteration. .es IS
Three. ..... do. do. 10 90
Six. do. do. 20
Twelve. do. do. IS 90
Two Squares Three months. 1S 90
etx months. rs 90
Twelve months. ........................45 90
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RILb X NDIN w " OININ' IIU II-UIdI TIINhtN
- - schr COURIER ~ Couch Muster, will be ready load
"Wednesday and having large portion Of her cargo
viii have dispatch For remainder Of freight passage sppy
master on board, or TO HENRY FISHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06

HN NOR LIVERPOOL.-Tho A copper
Eaer IL ed Brig Kcysg, Geo II. Flinders master a
City Point where she viii load without delay Fo freight Of 600
bbls Flour or 100 hhds Tobacco, Apply TO
oeIA-n CHAs PALMER
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Rifbn,ona Dailp fubis.

RICHARD II. ToLER, Editor.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06

board. At Pickcus wharf to HENRY FISHER.
"a
,{N FOR PHiLADELPHIA.-The regular
~ packet schr EUGENiA, Capt GooBwIs having portion
Of her engaged viii have despatch For balance resh
Apply on board, At Pieket's wharf
ootO RANKIN 4 wHTTLOCK
,ffsA ENOR BREMEN.-'Iho A 1 coppered AID
nnN - eoprorstensd ship WEST PHALIA. Capt wessci.
viii load Bermuda Hundred Bremen, about Ot Oo
Der Fiour Other freight taken Reasonable rate
rev cabin passengers also be accontngdaed kppy %
% HENRY LUDLAA a co.
,HA ENOR L1VERPOOL-The coppered ship
&anH - HARK AWAY, Capt Cofnick daily expected At
City Point whore she oad without delay, having nay a her
cargo engaged and ready for shipment For freight apply
I7-N CHARLES PALMER
1000 LBS. Lamp Wick; 500 lbs. Cotton
IOOO Twte, for sas By
Ocaa GORDON a sXtNKER
WINDOW GLASS.
the scht Catherine Amtnds, have rcceved additions
- n stock of single and diube thickness winow Chs.
which We are selling 81 factory prices.
DUvAL a PURCELL,
&c ~ If7, Main -.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13
ABOUT UMBRELLAS

we nave Just stumbled upon an old friend of
ours, which brother Matthews, the rare oood fel
low of the Yankee Blade. has coaxed ont Of some
old corner. brushed off the dust and sent abroad
once more in the world We we'll recollec, rho
stlring scene OF which this friend is the herald
oeing no more nor less, than an article which
secured 10 history faithful account of an nmb,oJI,
incident, OF profound interest. Upon no subject,
has the world been more definitely inde6n;,o
lnan the code of umbrella ethics We s,rove
from time to tune, to get ,tne kinds" of confn,
sion Strengthened out, and ventured so far in nm,
enthusiasm, as TO dare to risk announcing the far,
that we had an umbrella ready for the a opcarance
OF It's rlghtful and legal owner How we fared
for our folly let the story tell
wen, u became our solemn DUTY dar or too
since 10 announce to the world, that an um.
oIeha was IN our charge, awaiting the owners
attention. we grieve tn say, that while we
were proud to be an instrument Of yirtuons 70.
form, yet 1t was season Of sore persecution. and
and also of much trbuIalon
Mlslhur editur. Fan ye've got and old um
brella iv mine, uDderihstand'
What sort is it?'
wall, TO be snre, for this matter iv that. i,,s
not so much any how--iis jist cothen a bit by,yn
ABOUT the edges, and dufty sort iv white on
the Top Jlst where 1t faded, shuro, and there's
hole or two, may be about as biz as me hat and
wan iy the things koled bones which is IF wood
IS broke. and be the same token, il was dono nv
hlttIn Mrs. Dlnnis over the head till bring her
till reason, and
Never mind, dear sir, it is not your umbrella,
for it is silk and new
Silk eh F? wall now, let me see it iv ye phase,
for may be-
Can't stop sir--if yours is cotton them
Enter devil) Waiting for copy, SIR
Well, wait then--here is "a
An yell not show me the umbrela2'
Can't stop, sir got copy 10 VIZ
Is This the editors shop7'
Yes, madam, walk in. Ephraim. hand the
lady chair, be seated, madam
Lady sits-a leg Of the chair gives wav. and
down came the lady with tremendous crash
and sbriek-al hands rush io to rescue her-and
after thousand explanations and apologies she is
accommodated with seat on the dead paper
barrel.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13
A REAL CONVERSATION.

Sir said poor. ragged, and rough looking
man, upon whose cOuntenance traces of sorrow and
extreme suffering were visible to an individual
whose sleek and seemly ensemble betokened plenty
and happiness: =" sir am furnishing. viii you
assist me! Will you give me the means of 6ro-
curing food and nights lodging ?''
" 'io along my man, have nothing for YOU
You can go The aims house, suppose I'll give
you line to the Alderman"
Dir, said the poor man, &" I'D rather not 90
to the aims house. | only desire temporary re-
liei. | expect work in day or two''
Oh well scratch along, my man; you are
moi SO badly of as one would imagine
q" am absolutely starving | am sure Won
won't miss quarter of dollar
" Bless my soul do you think gather nv money
rom tTeesf Go along-don't be pertinacious
now do take yourself off, there's brave fellow .
lou owe me money, sir [ would not re-
mind you OF the fact sir, only that hunger makes
me desperatel"
love you money!" exclaimed the sleek man
stepping back pace or two You are mad
failed"
'"Ohl ali an old score. Oh that's unite
another matter Did it ever strike you that have
taken the benefit OF the act--gone clean through
creditors are no one now-can't touch mei''
e" Yes sir ] earned that money by hard labor
You reaped the benefit of that labor, are rich
while | am the poor wretch you see. You
owe me that money, sir, in spite of all bank
ruptces."
g | never do anything illegal. What is legal
is honorable. The law says don't owe YOU a
cent"
" Honor says you land ofthe two honor. GEN
orally tells more truths than law, said the mendi-
cant, evidently displeased."
" You are getting wearisome VIII Won no
kind enough TO step out Of the way
4" You call yourself christian
am "a christian, hatler myself, deacon"
Yon are esteemed pious, honest. trust
worthy gentleman"
am as good one as can be found in the
whole religious community"
Then the dominions of the Evil One can boast
OF purity when compared with such communities.
and the society Of thieves is cemenled by more
real honor. Your responsibility. honor, piety ard
justice are comprised of your broadcoths and fine
words and 60 no further. Keep your money /:
I'd starve before I'd touch a copper fit"
Some time ago the above conversation actually
took place in Broadway near the American Mn
scum. Some time ago, the mendicant--now a
stove dealer in tolerable business--employed his
oppressor, reduced to want as a porter, and after
deductiDg the amount Of the dishonored bill from
his wages, when he earned the amount of the bill
generously presented It to the fallen Pharsee.-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13
II II E N E. w E Il A
From the New York Evening Post.
no JOHN RIII.T.


wonder John, if you forget some sxtv vears 400
white as snow $50
You didn't count us much John, and tb,,,h, .,
make us run o. W
But found out your mistake, John, one day a, Lex
ington. 40
And when we aslc you in, John, to take a Gun Of
Made in Boston harbor .Johu the tea not of the free
You didn like the party, John, it as mt quite Sc
lect, H ~ - = 80 - 49, &c
mere were some dborisnes. you didn't quite expect
You ain mt like their manners, john you could mt
And thought it got rto their heads, and made them
quite too free;
still,) W. INN g NIUE
The day you march'd across the Neck, and ran
down Bunker Hill.
You acted just like mad, John, and tumbled DER
and DER, y "
BY your stalwart Yankee son, who handled half
~ -
But how hope you're sober, John, you're far too
fat to run, ..r = - -
You hav'nt got the legs John Won had - r.
nington!
You had some corns upon your toes. CornwaIl;s
that was one, ''
And at the fight at Yorktown, why then YOU
couldn't run;
You tried quito hard, I will admit, and threw awav
your gun, S
And gave your sword fly, John, for shame to one
George Washington.
Another much loved spot. John s,cb x,oo. 49,.
Citations, ~
When you were going down to York to see your
rich relations -
The Duchmen of the Mohawk John ,,x;o,. ..
entertain, "
Put up some Gates that stopped you John, ON
Saratoga's plain.
lhat hill you must remember, John, t is high and
very green;
we mean to have it Autographed, and send it to
your Queen;
| know you love that hill, John, you dream of it
a-night$, - "
The name it bore in re was simply Bemis' Heirbts
Your old friend Ethan Allen, John, of Continental,
fame,
VINO called you to surrender, in Great Jchoy ah's,
You recognised the Congress- then, authority
most high ~
The morn he called so early, John, and took from
you Fort I'll! " O
sore and sad '' Oh" ieci qui'e
To learn that Ethan's dead John, and vet there,s
many lad, $50 .
Growing in his highland home, that's fond of gums
and noise, ~
And gets up just early, John, those brave Green
Mountain Boys.
On no, we never mention it,; we never thought IL
lucky, nv IL
The day you charged the cotton bags and eot into
Kentucky; s0' mo
thought you knew geography, but misses in their
Will tell you that Kentucky lay, just then. below
Orleans. "' Oo'o"
The beauty it was there, john behind the cotton
bags, ~ 'o''oh
but did you get the booty John ?-somehow NV
memory flags; my
think you made swap, john pve got it in
my head So ~ III
Instead of gold and silver, you took it in cold lead
The mistress of the Ocean, John, she couldn't rple
the Lakes; nv "i'
You had some Gamblers in your feet, but John. Won
had no brakes; you
I oar choicest spirits, too, were there, Won tool
your hook and sherry, ~ '00N
But John, you could mt stand our fare you couldn't
take our Perry - ' ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13

/ al" soIiy 10 disturb you, sir, bnt my son has
lost his umbrella; and as paid high price for
supercargo to sloop Oh account of his health
which is very poor, and his aunt Mariah says he
may be 80 -
Devil Copy sir
Clear nut =
don't wish TO disturb you. sir. but nm
der
is thishe office Of the S,ar?'
Yes sir
see that you have an
Where's the editor ah, good morning. hone
mat that umbrella you mentioned this morning,
is the -
Mine Got, vat crowtl Val, now, myn
heer. ash YOU got mine ombrel-' Sos =
'Graclous me. can't get in here want to
see the editor Whers is he, Ell, that him 2
Looks more like frightened owl than an editor
But want 10 see that umbrella, tina is
Eth bein mon dieu begare, | shah pet "a. 4
Tins vat you call Won umbrella nevare! ] shall
tell you Won two. tree word de tam umbrella I
shall lose on de-
All hands waiting for copy, sir
Good people, have patience. If you will
range yourselves against that wall, two deep,
while get out lille copy for
Good morning, Mr. Star I see YOU probably
have my, umbrella; just the description-lost i,
You advertise an umbtel-mine was black
silk, with Stand back, here are four ladies'
who want to come in, and seven boys, all that
UNI, Has it an ivory to Can't YOU lust
hold it up?'
Oh, dear, don't push So Open the door if
you pl-, Copy, sir. Where's The edi-'
Bow-wOw WOW xii yi-eyen XIII that doo,,
What scrouging time Mr.. editor. do
Ladies and gentlemen, silence do! Sllencei
silence! keep quiet There now, if Won will
Just be still moment. we will get the umbrella.
and hold 1t up where you can see it, and il The
owner Is here, he or she can take it, Ephraim.
reach it here. Stand back, gentlemen be quiet.
now There now; there it--(about forty voices)
= That's mine, yes, that's it, In rushed the
crowd; the editor knocked over, his coat
torn, one boot patch stolen off the umbrella rip
ped INTO nifty pieces, the ladies' were roughly
handled and shrleked vocferously, and horrible
confusion relgned supreme, until aid came to clear
the Office The devil has not been Seen since
and on hearing stifed grnnt in corner. we
stepped there. and found Ephraim had captured
!he Dutchman In the melee. and was industrious
~ at work In the corner. choking him. AS Myn-
heer arose. with face like red beet, and gasp
ing Tor breath, he gave profound snort, shook
hinself, opened wide his mouth, and grunled out
: Ugh dunder and blixin cot tam-where isb
dat umbrel?'
After this, people will please bring no UNI
orellas here. We highly approve of the change
IN moral sentiment on the subject Of umbrellas
but deliver us from ever again having a found UNI
brella in our sanctum. II was madness in the
hTst place. Bring US no more umbrellast,-
Boston Star.
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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-13
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE

Er1 The Subscriber grateful for the
I'll patronage heretofore so literally ex-
s.k.S <Asgtended to him, would in this public
~ manner return his thanks for the
s->s same, and inform them that he has
MADE some valuable improvements in the ma nu-
iactnre OF BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH-
Elk of all kinds, be surpassed in this or any
other market for durability and beauty of finish,
while his Workmen are equal to- if not superior to
the best He trusts that having onco tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would hnd immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The most prompt attention given, as usual to all
orders, and no disappointment. Recollect that the
money left in his Establishment, is expended in the
Iown, and goes to the support of our own me-
chahlcs, and tradesmen. f. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, Crawford Street.
n b. A few BOARDERS will be taken. by the
snbscri'er,by the year, month or week, on mode
rate terms. Me- a