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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
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HUSBANDS ERRORS 3;
THE WAY OF MARRIED LIFE.

"To wilma man is easy, to keep him is the dGiculy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE s 20
wOODLAwN FARM.
GRisT AND SAW MILL, NEAR RICHMOND

ShIukDhf the Sch dav Of June, 1871 win be .ol M
~ clock on the Woodland Farm, the Dwelling
seIy valuable tract Of 40 woodland with dwell.
ING phns stables corn ami houses &C. on The Three
.ioppcd hoah, about ml. above the ey of RiebmonJ
iaefes Of this Farm Is cleared now in curI.
luon with an orchard Of 1000 choice Fruit Trees prnei.
apples and peaches, and the remainder OF The land
W o'lsha CROWN ef heartpne, white he sout oa
sn req OAK furnishing large quantity tan ha now
~ nxn Ieqnes, In the northern market billet timber to-
ne Place viii be sold the Grst aud Saw Mn ON West.
nam creek, with 81 acres Land, under Plank and pos
closure avery desirable and valuable acqnioa 10 The
above fsIm with Machinery OF iron, nearly new and In
view OF the James River Canal a0aT ,he al.
81 the above two pieces OF property will be soli
very young valuable large Mules wagons carts plougns
tue crop OF corn cows &e And Tor the balance ~ the
year VIII be bred OUT, four young valuable servants
IEkMs-for the Farm and Mill, one-thIrd ra.b. IN.
oshee 10 one and two years with satisfactory sec
anu deed OF trust on the properly. The personal on
delivery. 's'' 'e'o'o
mi7 m "a. 70 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
BY WILLIAMS & HAXAII L. AHs.-

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL, ESTATE
on WEDNESDAY, 2th in.tant, al I O'Clock in the AZ
ternoon ON the premises, hail ell al Aueon al The
Igh iue and interest OF Edmuad Walls decd i'm and ~
ihree lots Outbound the residence OF ndg K,r
anu IN me rear OF the gar zen Of Mann Valentine ES
nelhs LOIS NO = aud lin plan IanJ
hlehanans old held which belonged 10 The estate ~ he
iais 1ohn Graham, pade 10y Mcsih Bates IOFh March
low and which may " once. These los con-
ah upwards OF halt an acre EACH aud have aeIy been
enclosed. and planted with the choce Frni
trees IRON the nursery OF Mr. Joseph sinton such as
pears apples, pums and cherries consisting Of
TERMs-one. fourth cash. and the balance in co,sIn,x.
enis al and " months for approx paper and
OF Trust on the properly. ~
Immediately after the above,
we shall sell At Auction, for account Of whon !, nav
CONCERN thIee lots OF Grounh known by the numbers
and ~ IN plan Of Lots made by Mcaiah Baes Tor Js
Williams which Lots sold toy US al auction Isfh "a,
NJ sale. f'' '' '''1 'e' ihs
ETerms on day OF sale.
ml7 WILLIAMS L. Uax,rr 49,,
LOTS OF GROUND AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY NEXT, 2ld inst ai4 O'Clock p NJ we
siail sell al auction, without reserve the remaine a.
9round belonging TO Mr. Benjamin r. Curtis near Inc ,iS
spnne IN The rear Of the residence Nicholas Mills E.
CONSISTING OF Two valuable building Lois frUpfny e,rh ~
leet on oi street, am running back I Together viii
atout one acre and bsll of Ground ATTAINING thrnsh
~heh Tunsth water from the Spring. and Is a To-
cati for public garden. ."
he Ms-One-hali cash. and the balance NJ three and a.
nohinsi secured by deed Of trnsI on the properly
plat may be seen al ONCE.
az w. a II Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
At Auction

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
At Auction.
on THURSDAY, the 2OEh instant. AZ 4 n iclock
UYfR on me premises will be sold at Auction those
GsiH Two valuable brick Tenement situated on The
sbasln, one now occupied by Joseph EnbanE
Esq andihe otner by Philip Gerberdinr ami aoInng m.
grocery store OF James Richie, Esq.-he lots extending
IN rear 10 ieetto an ally Is feet wide.
TERMs-One third cash; one third lst Janu,rv 1870.
AMI the remainder LIST day OF Jan. 1873 ~ -'
Also, FOR RENT, At Auction,
ihe new bnck Tenement, commodious store and four
looms above, adjoining the Tobacco, FACTORY OF Messrs
"Chs"@e' ~ requestof the Proprietor.
In IL DUNLOP. MoNCURE a co Aucts
- aanCHEsIER REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
on WEDNESDAY 26ih Of May, will be soL al Z O'Clock
IN the afternoon The premises one half OF Thai bTck
neent AMI Lot situated on Main street In the town OF
heSer, IN The occupancy Of James NJ Perdue as a
grocery store considered ono Of the best stands fsr
ness in tile Ous'
Terms made know on the day of sale
BY request Ofthe proprietor.
IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
BY ROBERT HILL & co: -----

We will SELL in front Of our auction stor. On wRnNrs
Isth INST commencing ocioc quantity OF eIe-
gani fnInhuIe including sofas, WorkEtand- Bure.us
Bsdsteads, Reds, Matnasses Co,. Chars ~
scriptions, Wash Stands. he, ~ e
GROCERIES.
A!so-Moasses Sail, Soap, Herrings Raeo, Tob,..o
viii many other aTteIesin the Grocery Line.
HORSES
Also-several Horses, saddle and Harness-6ke,v;sa
carriage nearly new. e"'se d
81 son. . "@N"oS oi@ct
nils m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA
JAMEs PuALEN a. co.

School Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island Glass No 40 T
scTesTo be drawn In the City Of Providence. Monday
May lTh, 1871. Drawing received rhursily Evening =
splsndid &c 5OOO 1850, 400 200
1890 lOof $780, 10 Of OF go ~ Of 30 loot $50, VI Of 100
100 Of So l26 of40 Is Nos-2 drawn. Whoes s5-sharcs
in proportion,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
NOTICE

a YOUNG MAN, whose time Is not fully occupied AMI
"a who has general knowledge OF the business OF the
Guy, would be glad 10 hear OF employment the
way OF writing up. balancing and adjusting, and
uesof writer
Persons whose business does not require the constant
OF daily attention or services OF Clerk aud may have
JOBS OF the sor TO be done will confer favour by giving
the wrer an opportunity Of undertaking them; from
much experience he would they should be executed
neatly and correctly and, employment Is desirable
upon the most accommodating line addressed 10
q u. II. through the Post once, Box No 49, will meet
the earliest attention m I2-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
SALES AT AUCTION.
---------=
BY ROBERT HILL g. co.
NIGHT SALE

NIGHT SALE
We have Just received from the Nor,b i.,,. l., ~,
taney Goods, consisting In part Of ~ "
violns. Guitars, Iiarps
baskets, Of various patterns
White-wash Brushes
Paint and busting do
Scrub and shoe Brushes
Cl"thes brushes; Hair 10
states, Coloxnes aud Perfumes
Sosps. Nee-les, Pins
Guns Pencils. Pens
Tea Kettles, Wood Ware
oHrs Diums. Together with 10000 Toys Of 10. O
pauetns All OF which will be sold w.ut IN. lea,
II ~ nt& co, kucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
AMY ONE OF VALUABLE FARMS,
Enp


AN desions TO sell any one Of my three Farms, all Of
which I've IN as healthy region Is any Virginia
SOLDIERS RESTS In Orange county ON the Ra.
aud abont 30 miles from Fredericksburg: contains Us
land Is well umbered aud situated THIS farm al the re-
than tract Of land In Orange county IL has large
SLATE lillL'-utt opposite Soldiers Rect, in Gull
acres OF Ian between and whie are cleared and
lao acres of the cleared land low grounds The
wool land is well hnbered, much OF il would produG
n. -
THE HORSE sHOE"-hes in the bend OF the Robin.
son River Culpeper county, the Mills Mr. + VIII
lis and within about miles of Orange Court House: IL
contains 80 acres, 100 Of which cleared-one halt al
least, OF the cleared land is ine low grounds aud the hui
land scarcely less valuable. Tins farm and Mr. VIM
Gasses, have UNDERWOOD WERE under the Old assess.
ment valued al the price aud higher than any other
land in the county OF Culpeper which then Ran
pahannoek This farm has a small dwelling house. &c.
The said three aets OF land good state OF i'm.
rrovement, and clover and plaster finely upon them
They are now in condition bring abundant crops Of
corn wheat, tobacco &C. and well adated 10 grass
such selection Of valuable lands rarely those
who may seek aniny eStment IN real estate
More particular information may be had by reference
to jeremiah Morton, ESQ., who will be Ia Rc knond until
ing The Horse shoe,-Or 10y letter add essed to me.
GEORGE MORTON.
R3ceoon FordP p. o., Cupeper counly,va
m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
2 conitals Of s25 600 100 of 1000

Virginia IeesbuIg Lottery, Extra No 2-to he deteImin
ed by the drawing OF Union Lottery. Class e. for lei
be drawn May 29tiI ISL Schemes prizes of s2i,OO.
Of 2OSO 1000 10 of 500 ~ Of 400 ~ Of eco
&c Tickets slO-sbares in proportion. Certificates Of
Of % whole tickets S3lshares in proportion.
= For Packages, Shares or Single Tickets Address
ID = GREGORY g. co.
Managers, Richmond, Va
ny Drawings sent immediately a0eI they to
all who order as above. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18


A special meeting OF the Carpenters' Benovolen,
IA Union Of the City OF Richmond held the lin Nav
1871 the following resolution nsly adopted
Resoirsd That wherever the words carpenter or ear
penteis occur IN the constitution ofthis society the same
sh. be stricken out and mechanic mechanics inserted
In lieu thereof
Tue undersigned, a committee appointed TO have the
above resolution published the information
beg leave TO 70 them. that Union has been
fence about years. and originally Intended
IN smbers when disabled fro olownT their pzons
and was eonhned carpenters exclusively. HUI nx
10 extend the sphereof our operations, and TO embrace all
not only TO advance the temporal
tai nter, OF It's members, and raise mechanics
scale IN society which they justly entitled, by comb.
nE the Efforts Of all the mechanics In the city,
nts or the establishment OF Mechanics Lit
cry With these objects In view, the Society
above resolution; sn'l respectfully invite all
and hr ninded mechanics Of all trades, unite
In the above auable objects. Our meeting will be
held 81 the library room Of the First Baptist ChnIch
Tucsdsy, the LIST day OF June mex O'Clock p NJ and
we invite mechanics generally TO meet with
JOHN BRAGG,
ROBERT COCHRAN,
RICHARD r. BOOK ER,
CHARLES IVES,
ma 10 q COMMITTEE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
LOOK HERE, aENTLEmEN,

WEhaSe on hand, OF our make a lot OF beau,io,t
Boots, which We will sell low prices from a. sa,a
20 w Also, handsome Dress Peg from al 10 "a "a
beautiful aricle-ani we shew You as hand-o,n.
noes as you ever saw-mznuaetured by US, al mice.
rom ~ 10 - 90 Pumps also, nom 81 30 10 s3 O1-an5
We nave on handthe handsomest of Roots y
ave ever made which, We will sell cheap. Say from ss
n Is o. And II able III gentlemen viii ~.
above ready made work. why will take your ,sa,,s
and make you pair Of Boots. Pumps or shoes AZ Nm.
shortest nouee- CREW a. HORNER,
Boot ant Shoe Manufacturer and Dealers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Georgetown Lottery, Of Delaware, Glass No ~, foI
lsii-To bedraWn at Wilmington Delaware, Monday, ay
18th, drawing received Wednesday evening Capitals
$4,000, 30n cD, l6On, 1900, 1890 17n 10 Of CO. nj
500 &c. ~ Nos-l2 drawn ballots. wlocs si-halves 2
uuaTtersl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
BASIN LOT, At Auction.

=. ,.,,,,. bfoIlN LUZ AT Auction.
onThuRsDAf, the 2Oh day Of Nav al o'elock In the
ahernooh on the premises will be sold thar Valuable 10,
OF eround situated al the corner of and Ih Streets
Jus, above Messrs Chevaie & Co.'S Mills fronting on q
street. iaeng the Basin 60 feet. extending m rear on
"c WIN Ilm street, rs feet, rcserving feet for A
700, walk This property Is in commanding situation
anu hesirab'y located for spacious warehouse either
~. ~ mahulacture OF tobacco, or commission house
or me receiving and forwarding business and for
~, me command OF ahandsome il with stone cul.
NertalreAdy constructed TO take OF the water
i6hhs made known on the day Of sale.
by request OF the Proprietor.
m DUSIOP NoSCupr 4. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

For Friday 81. Virginia Monongalia Ne. 20-to be draw
Merchants Coffee House. at p. NJ. ~ Nos-anh !
rawn. Capias-sl5OOO 5OO0 10 Of 100, 10 OF 100, &C
Tickets only 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Pokomoke River Lottery Of Delaware Glass No 81, for
lsi--To be drawn at Wilmington Delaware Tucs,hy,
MAY iSih, drawing received Thursday evening Capals-
ss 300, l7ii 1900 1900 400, 100 2of 800 3oi 100
Of 30, &c 7@Nos-li drawn. wholes s3 halves IT,;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

For Saturday, Pad. Virginia LeesbuTg Lottery, Glass
he drawn in Alexandria, Va. s3j29j or ESQ 600
ne 1000, 40 prizes Of OO each 5000 o. prizes OF 900
&c - No Lottery with 70 drawn ballots. Tickets $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
ID, NJ & co, Auc,s.
OLD ACADEMY LOT NEAR TIL. BAsIN

virtue Of deed Of from Edward t,,n,n,h.,,
Esq 70 the subscriber for purposes therein mention
afternoon, on Wednesday the I'd ay or June at reotr.
, properly at the corner Of sth and Cary streets
iauiisfy known as the Old Academy Lot very ,,esIr,
Die location for Hotel being about tie Junction OF IN.
retersburg Rail road James River Ksnawha Can,I md
the kich nond, fredericksburg a Potomac Rail Ro,d
TERMs-One-thrd cash. the Reminder in two ennal
payments, al and ~ months f
- CHARLES p. MONCURE Trustee
rae ,oy DUNLOP, iMONCURE a. co,
"Aa ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

For THURSDAY Evening Virginia Ieeshurg, Ell. g. G.
pitfalls 600 5OO 40 prizes Of 500 70 3UD 10 No
andi2 drawn ballots. Tickets 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
BY iNLoEs & BROTHER.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
9kocEhiEs, DRY GOODS Boots SHOES caps a.
At Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 18th M ol o,.l,.L
VIII DE sold IN ironi OF Store genera, x,r,... =,
Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads ~"
Bureaus, WORK sands, side boards
mahogany Book Case
maho!any Tables. sofas, Rocking Chairs
Cots. Mattresses, Crockery
Decanters and Tumblers
Knives and Forks. Chairs &C
GROCERIES,
Al the same time, quantity Of Groc cries Rp,,.r C.,
9ss sap Liquors &c suitable for retail Also Boo,s
shoes, Caps lUO reams wrsppiox Paper &C
HORSES.
mnsdlaely aher the above. Commencing NJ ~ O'Clock
several saddle and Harness Horses some Of which ar re-
presented as being very fine.
CHINA, QUEENswARE, SC.
- VIII be added
Dinner Sets, Bourbon sprig pattern
Heavy Granite, very handsome
China Tea Reft. .ery superor
SCYTHE BLADES.
viii be added
Is dozen Seythe Blades
Also NJ Hemmings' best silver eyed Needles
10 u a n. Auet,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Lsesburg Lottery. Class q, COR Moniay morning Cant.
tails prize of s35.295, O,ta0 JlOO 4Osp $500 3LBj 3D
f0ofl5ol Tickets elo. 75 nuu,bers-i2 drawn.
10 Orders for tickets In tho above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention. u addressedto
N. sTRAT"TON
m IL Rirhtnond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Pokomoke River Lottery Of Delaware. Glass No g., for
lSil-To lie dr5wn ~ Wilmington, "Wednesday May 10Th
Drawing received Frifisy cvnnina Capials-S7UO .hn
lS0, 1871 Of Coo, ~ Of 3O 20 Of 100 ~ Of 90 Sc "a
NUs-l2 drawn. Wholes s2-shares iu proportion.
Tickets shares and packages. In all Lotteries Of which
James Phaen a o.: are Managers may At any time be
found a. the above office.
Orders from any par Of the Union will rec Give the same
conhdcntaland immediate attention asif personal appr
ton were made. JAMES PIlALEN A. 20.
"a " Managers, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Mononsala Lottery, No 20. for Friday at O'Clock
Capitals prize OF sla00 900 iOOD 2oO I5I 10 Of 100
1feketsA. 10 Nos--Il drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

Lecsbnrg Lottery, Extra No 10. for Thursiay eyenirs
Will be drawn Capitalist prize OF sl2UD, run, 3Us
AGO. 1881, fS OF 60, &c Tickets 81 rs Nos-l2 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
NOTICE TO TRAvEILERs

NOTICE To TRAVELLERS.
WAsHINeTpN CRY, Steamer AUGUSTA,l
May 18th, 1871. (
Wb, tho unicTsirncd passengers om Philadc phia 10
w the SOUTH hereby caution the public against the
publications made ny the Chesapeake nay line and the
Portsmouth, and Roanoke Railroad
On our arrival Baltimore on the I1h lnafanf We had
our laRRsae fakeuio the Steamboat Aner walking down
70 the wharf nearly ahsn milo had 10 90 10 the extra
expense Of refacinR steps back with ouI basgase 10
tho depot aaihcrewas no boat for south that evening
although the Philadelphia noocd with bills sts
ting that the boat len The wharf dsy Upon enquiry We
they had no boat for the south on the ad stb
OF h Of this month, making four faiures IN III
Relieving u 70 be an act Of justice 10 al ott uavelets
We publish his 10 keep hem from bcna plac Ell IN the same
difficulty. signsd
PETER SiMMONDs Mobile
RtHARD CATIlcARr, N. Orleans
JOSEPH GALES, Hawklosvllle
EDWARD hooRE, Mobile,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

For "Wednesday 18Th. Va wellsburg Lottery, No 20-tC
he drawn la Petersburg and received morning -
G6 Nos-anI 10 drawn. s2OUO, 1000 OF IO0O Of coo
TicketsaJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

weilsbarg Lottery, No. a. Tor Thnrsdsv morning earl,
Capitals prize OF s2utD iOpOO, GlO0 1000 3OCp 900
OF 1000, &C Tickets %. 65 NoS-iOdrawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18

isesbnrr. Lottery, No 81 tor TUESDAY al ~ o'clock
Capitast ptizc Of go Os Coo 200 400, 2i9D ~
iOO1 Tickets o.. 10 Nos-i2 drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
TRUST SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


by virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by Benjamin w
II Green and Julia his wife, the sed will seu
by public auction 10 the highest bidder on MONDAY IN
May next at 81 O'clock In the afternoon on the preniss
hat properly lately owned by said Green living beiwee
site 10 the TTedgar Iron Works 10y Nff'
Inc properly comprises by estimation acres of land
ahl lherea uponh nineteen comfortable brick tene.
menls now occupied by good tenants
fBRMS-h will be sold upon a credit OF one AMI ,,s,
years, except for much will defray inc eoss OF ,h
unst bonds with good personal security and deed OF
tnst on the property will be required To secure the eTeE
payments. ~
rss.,.,, JAMES LYONS,
ANTHONY ROBINSON, JR. Trustees.
aP IL W a H., Aucts.
POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale 10 p0stponedtO THURSDAY 2Hb inst
80 o'clock, p. VI. when will he sold
~ BRICK TENEMENTs,
with Lots OF Ground attached beng part OF Inc nronerv
above mentioned purchased Isle sale by the Rsnk ~
virginia under previous deed Of Trust Terms for m.
hrek Ienemenis-one-O fourth cash, and the balance on
credit OF q " aud Is months, negotiable nntrs will ar
Psseu eh9sers and deeds Of Trust on The property viii
Is WILLIAMS 4 UANAfI AMI.
BY LANCASTER IJFNRY & CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
FAIRFIELD RACES
SPRING MEETING,


FIRST DaY.
kProducs Stake, mile heats $500 entrance-slO0 for
feit-six subso Ibers viz:
n Cabell enters produce OF wesiwoOd's dam and
P,iam-(deadD
3 Thos Smith and John Heth enter tbs produce OF
ThoS Smiths Timuleon mare aud PIam
,. Ed Wekham enters produce Of Water Witch and
Priam.
{. Williamson produce of PeIa aud Priain.
o, John Campbell, lin place Of Randolph Harrison)
tets the produce OF II. C." and PIiam.
Myers Robinson enter produce Of Lady Conner
and Prism.
Five the six entries the ground in readiness
run and an interesting Race NAV be expected.
mails lSHAM PUCKETT Proprietor.
uf-P.S There are a large nnmber OF horses the
course and good racing expected all the week The
Jers OF the Club will please call the Fairfield House aud
their Tickets Is impossible The Proprietor
advance money Tor the Club The Field and the up
Ger part OF the LING House, except small detached
Tor the OF the members OF the Club will he free for
person paying the gate fees those wishing
che Quarter Stretch will have Ia GET Ticket Badge for
that purpose. Price for the week s.; Tor day 81 20
Tickets for members strangers be had the Pair
nell Hluse ia the upper part ofthe Long House In the
Race Field
Change viii not be given for any note 81 Gentle
men Will please provide themselSe with change.
MS Up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
FoR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
M The regular packet sehr TuscARoRA. Smack
W. .ni viii ass. "S .p. &c nsr f saTtS sas..eS
freight Of 400 packages tsbAeecs 10 complete her loa
m II WI RowLETr.
FOR BOSTON.
kCN The hne schr PALM Cro~eIL, Master having
ef7R1 two thirds Of her cargo engaged can tax. few
- hnndr boxes or kegs lobaee-. IL Immediate ap
pl,eaiion 10 made TO the Captain board at Pekeits
NIL FISHER a SON. only
FOR CIIARLEsTON.
HN The regular packet sehr THAMES, A1woIihy,
,.-, aol viii have quick diJpaieh For balance Of
sage having good onodsons apply TO tie ua... on
board; al rieke'i'' wharf, orto v,,,,,,. -
FOR SALEM, MASS
H6N The fine sehr JAMES a SAMUEL Csp,aiu
~ ssul having nearly all Of her cargo engaged,
application be made to The captain 90 board, OF
Foh BALTIMORE
kkN The regular packet sehr MARY BRIGHT Cant
ekxtb Bright having nearly all her cargo enrageL can
made to IN 10 JAMES FISHER 4 son. Is
FOR LIVERPOOL.
.kSN The eopperes ship ROB ROY, Capt Marsh.
W. % ssnb sSis son fs' CO. l' Sa;sr. 1SS
To I'm eth CHARLES PALMER
FOR CHARTER
N Bray carries SO bids now y Civ Pn'a o,ps,n
m s-s ness to take a cargo ApPly,c
FOR LONDON.
xGS The elegant eoppered ship GEN PhRKHIII
e$3I| John liayt, master, to load City Point For
mn CHARLES PALMER.
FOR PHILADELPIIIA.
E6N Iheresular paek et schooner LEA DER, somers,
sSxkb aster, having the greaer part OF her freight en-
freight twenty hbds aud three hundred To-
oaeeo' I" complete her load, apply to
mo Or JAMES FISHER & son.
FOR ANTWERP.
Nh The ! c'ppered bng ESSEX, John Raynes
,n s nov loading at B.rmuia Hundred and
mos, CHARLES raLMEa.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
f6N The packet schooner LEADER, les slomers
( master. having the greater part OF her cargo en-
=, gazed will have dispatch. For freight OF the re.
nainder or passage apply 10 -
m WIN. ROwLETT
FOR BALTIMORE.
| kHN The ,chr vERMADELLA. Welsh, master, nov
sk1 ready To load, can take few boxes tobacco e i'm
ma Jas FISHER & SON.
| FOR BOSTON
| kkN The fine new sehr PALM, CIowelI mas, er h,v
skx1) ing part Of her eogo engaged viii have inme
- diae disnaieh For freight or passage apply or
board. al Piekeus wharf, or
mi JAMES FISHER * SON.
| FOR RENT,
"a And ossession given mme daiey, the desira
NIlW on WAN H,ei' square above 1.-THE Banks. Fol
| .ternrs, apply 10
ma II THOMAS p. VIAL.
FOR RENT,
| - The basement story Of the Marshall House, II
ItJx8 the centre Of tire lock between the
Giih Of MI Ro Duval ana The residence Of the cas
Ter OF the BanE OF Virginia THIS stand is infer no
10 none in the city Tor Fancy Dry Goods taonaTy Mi
linery, or HAT Store. Applyto
eP9-n WIN. CLAIBORNE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-18
vALUAnLE REAL E-TATE.

M Au.lIOn.
lf virtue OF decree of the Musings Court of the City
- OF Richmond pronounced on the itth day oi March,
la the year 1870 the suit of Tae. &c Tate snail,
as ons named In the sad deer-e, u o'clock.
u. tbs i0th day Of JUNE, lsii sell al public
ton the premises that highly Improved and valuable
Lot and Tesement nj the OF and 5ih street In the
Cy Of Riehmond lately owned by Joseph Tate, deed and
which he resided the time Of his death. Ills
Of the eligible situations la the city, Improved with
every convenience for tho accommodation OF family aud
eIcellent Office for profes sionai gentleman. The
terus Of sale are for much cash Will he to
defray Of sale, credit Of and
will be given for thu balance Of the purchase
ney carrying Interest from the day Of aeo be secured
by bonds with good personal security and the convey
anee tn be Withheld until the payment 1.-THE purchase
ney. JOSEPH MAYO,
IN i5- wtimJnus &eotds Commissioner.
LADIES' SUPERIOR AND BEAUTIFUL
COLOURED MOROCCO sLIPpERB.
NE have Just received per schr Catherine Amanda.
w fresh supply Of the above slippers We invite Ia.
dies 10 call and ft themselves with son.hng very hand
some. d. BURLINGTON a. ca.
IN IS Mansion House.