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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

Mr. Gi'mor, we hear, is enacng the part Of re
eruitIns sergeant for Captain Tyler" lie has sue.
eeedod m enrolling one Wing in Albsmnrle, Iii,
main efforts seem to be directed II the Locos-vbo
m7nIie'l pretty nearly much indifference TO the
service, as the Wings DO. The "grindsonp is strong.
y suspected Of having made another dive into Her.
cu.anoum, and has obtained the most conclusive nv
dcnc' that Mr. Tyler is "insplret."-The inspira.
uon however, Isundcrslood To be limited to the cur.
rent four years and even during that period, is mad,
dependsniupon certain Locos retaining lucrative Of
fees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

We nrc che personal friends Of the Pr,sidor,
'nn ""p.b have given us great pleasure 10 h,vs
sustained Nm 30 aII his acts but we are governed
ny principle: and when personal consiGer,t,ons
come come in conflict with principle, the former HUsr
9oaH Is Tho language employed by the Whies Of
Ch'r'' Iiy-'hr native county Of Nh Tyler
70 l's"hea'Ion Of their condemnation Of tho Presi.
den's recent conduct Many Of the gentlemen,
who composed that meeting, were not only tls
neighbours and friends Of Mr.. Tylsr:-but they
were his relations. When HE neighbours and kin.
dred are Constrained n esnsure, il Time for him Ia
look about him and inquire; "wha, have / done
that my enemies praise mo7'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

Inc election Of a member to supply the vacancy
caused by tho death Of Col Coles, takes place neI,
Monday ,,hs i,h Oo,ober)
The Locos are making violent effort to elect
Wof candidate and they derive hope Of success from
the supposed detection Of Mr. GrImer. Il b,bove.
the Wings % besur themselves, and to oppose IN,
adversary 90 spirit worthy Of their glorious eousc
L'i every Wing voter be OF his post, and there can
be no doubt Of tho result But lei none stay ,w,v
cd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
., - COMMUNICATED.
TO THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

- would most respectfully call your attention Ia
Nouet' NleI and!sh, Esq Of WILLIAMSBURG as an.
NUS 'u'.y qualified TO fil the Judgeship made VI,
cant oy the appointment of the Hon. AheI u III
shur To the Cabinet. This is subisc, ON Will, II,
must ieeI interested; but It effects the peo,'s Of I
pistret and the Members of the Bar more n,,,;.,,
AIRY The nomination OF Colonel McCanJi,.L :,
n'aue win an eye to the feelings and interests of NH
s.rons and discriminating mind. improved DUR.
''e CT usefulness, 10y steady aud close annlcaton
p" nus profession, dcsgnates him as one well ~or,bv
VI inc highest trust and confidence While a d.c'
sNe character, clear judgment, and dignf.d d,poT,
united with business habits and superior ana,
llneailons as lawyer, shcw that lac il mos, Grn
man. 'N'"'e" IMAM ahu
nc sentiments OF the community at l,,so ara
p,a'nly manifested by his extensive praciice md
tno esteem and confidence with which he is rc,,rI1
eu by all classes. His enemies, If he has anS' oro
ony hs ie'o that, through envy or interest," onnc,s
superior talent, character ami ncaurementS An
acquaintance, personally or otherwise. with tho
Nemoers OF the Bar in this District. iustfrs mo in
saying land cannot offend bv this pfeorencel ina,
no no one can be found among them better ou,6eJ IN
n" TINS important office: aud | feel sure Thai ,b.
numerous acquaintance of Colonel ,ndli,b
VIII Freely testify that the selection of no other
"ou,n DC more honorable In the State pleasant IN
inc Bar, or beneficial to the District
MEMBER OF THE BAR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

The Massachusetts Wing papers recommend that
the Wing party should give a further trial TO the
Executive before procaimins a settled hostility,
Well, this they IRE doing, SO far as is comn,t;bro
with patriotism and their principles. The Address
OF The Wing Members Of Congress recommended in
the main, the true line Of policy Tor the whirs
They cannot suppress their drsipproba,ion ofsuch
Of MIR Ty.er's conduct as they cannot excuse. gu,
they will judge his future acts mpartally-sus,ain
such as they can and censure those which thew
not justify. Since he has forced them to lose con.
hdence 10 his dslnteresedness, patriotism. frmness
and capacity for the conduct Of public ufF,irs ,b.y
must scruinze his measures before they support
them. They cannot adop, this or that measure.
upon his mere recommendation. They must er.
anime for themselves.
This course will not preclude them from induI.
gns the hope that all may not end as badly a., sooos
aPprehend. Mr. Webster tells us in substance thu,
DIR Tyler has not abandoned the Wing party and
does not intend to DO 50. Oilers, who claim n n,
in his confidence, tell US tie same thing. We car
wait and see. If any good comes, those who bor.
oouf the w1rs! suspicious, will 10 agreeably dison.
pointed And # evil comes, the people beng ore
pared for the worst, will not be taken unaware,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

shore, and MIR SOuthHll of WILLIAMSBURG, are sur
pessed by no gentlemen Of their age IN Virsini.. a,
awyers l believe the remark strictly tue, and.
"1,ed, might be extended mech farther
MIR ;. is IN the prime OF lie: uniyets,IIy md
nIsh'y esteemed; OF the purest morality; OF cbiya
Ious character; Hnj, indeed, combines IN a hi,h de-
gree, all the qualities, intellectual and moral. ,ha,
a,e necessary 10 constitute an upright and cnligh,-
ened Judge. As thus qualified. and >, oJ,;,'.T ~,
aI thhi know hun, commend him to ia, consider,
"oh oil the Executive. A NiEMBER oy rms Ban.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

- 10y mutual consent, the undersigned with
T laws rom partnership in the projected wuIc
JOURNAL at Washington. The Gnlsrnrizo bnr.
EVER wall 'e prosecuted Ivy John II. PIeassnts
nope may not be deemed tickle in NV bu.;n,s,
projects, when state, that, should my health he
Ie'eS'ae'ished, will resume my duties
rs a publisher, during the coming winter.
-. - JOtiN ). GALLAuER
TEMPERANCE MEETING AT ROCKETS
H. The Washington Temperance Society will
ho'n Their first Public Meeting at Bethel Cbyrcb
at Rockets THIS EVENING, et half mas,
O'Clock: The friends Of the cause and the nnbl;c
generally, are invited to attend. ' punt
me second public meeting will be held n &,
y9nn's Church tRev. Mir. uart's1 on Cbmrrb'
iii,B, on Sunday afternoon at half past , O'Clock.
fhe regular social meetings Continue to lao Inc IA
as usual, every Wednesday evening, at ha'f mas,
%%eock' at the Lecture Room under the Unitarian
| ,ONDON DOUBLE BROWN ST0U, -,
for sale ''''' ." H''I'Si IN STORE,
:. = -- WILLIAMS a uAXAII
j r"rHi', - e, IN, punehcon superior Jamaica Rum,
- 9 WILLIAMS & HAXAII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
OFFICIAL.
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES oP
AMERICA,


AMERICA,
a PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS u has come to the know edge Of tho
Government Of the United States that sundry ,e.
cret Lodges, Clubs, or Associations exist on the
Northern Frontier; that the members Of IA, co
Lodges are bound together by secret onrhs that
they have collected fire arms and other military ma
tcu0s, and secrttCd them in sundry places and
that % IS their purpose ~ violate the laws ofther
country 10y making military and iawCss incursions,
when opportunity shall offer, into the Territories VI
Power with which the United States are at nance.
and where's II Is known that travelling ayiiators.
from both sides Of the line, visit these Lodges. and
hlangue the members nv secret meeting, siimnlnt
ing them TO illegal nets; and whereas the same per
sons arc known 10 levy contributions on the igno.
rant and creduIOEs for their own benefit thus sun .
porting and enuching themselves Ivy the bascsl
means and whereas the unlawful intentions of the
members Of these Lodges have already been mani
tested m an attempt TO destroy the lives and pro
perry Of tho inhnJitldts Of Chippewa, In Canada.
md the public property Cf the British Government
there being Now, Therefore, JoHs TYLER, Pre-
sidcnt Of the United States do issue this nv pro
cinm1uOn, admOnlshing all such cyil-mindsd per.
sons Of the cOndgn punishment which is certain to
Overako themi assuring them th1t the laws ~ tho
United States will be vigorously executed against
their illegal acts, and thatlf in any iwl,gg ncursiYn
into Canada they fall into the hands OF the Brit.
ish authorities thty will NOT be reclaimed ne AmcIi.
can citizens, nor any interference made by this Go.
vernmcut IN their behalf
And | eIhOn all woIl-meaning but deudsd per-
sons who may have joined these Lodges immcdI.
ntely 10 abandon them, and 10 have nothing moro Ia
10 with their secret meetings, or unlawful o1tbs "a
they would avoid serious consequences 10 them.
selves. And expect the intelligent and well.dis.
posed members Of the community 10 irown on all
those unlawful combinations and illegal proceedings,
and 10 assist the Government IN maintaining the
peace OF the country against tho mlsehiovous con.
sequences Of the acts II these vlOators Of tho law
Given under my hand, az tho city Of Washington,
tho twonty-f6h day Of September, A. D.
Z, one thousand eight hundred and lotY-ono,
''' AMI Of the independence Of the U. States
the sIEiy-sixth. --.-
JOHN TYLER,
BY the President:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus, Golden. Bntin,o,e ,rr-
G S,eI' 10 DoIan, kenncr * Co, Boyd, Edmond 'T
LUdiam & ! Sons M Co. Fly & Co F. Boyden, L.
~ -. Weller, Workman. McGrudcr & Co r., ~ q.
! y G,nasH!er; + Bar, W Williams, r. J"n.S
wyatt White, w Randolph & Co. wom%i..
y W p pe' CCeperon & Crumr, u Anderson. Jr.
mer, Bssher. Robinson & Co. W McC trr, 5"I IT.
jenkins. w "c''rery, III
SAILED
S Sehr WIN Young, Somers, New York. coal
Sehr THtrl'S Henry Mister Baltimore tobacco.
Schr Purveyor, New York. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
DIED

o% Thursday, 23d inst, at Milford p.ro, :;
ions I2un.y' Va. in the 3i.h year Of his no. IN
tl0ones decd. of Bowling Green r,s,o o. John
beloved 10y all who knew him. |'"' respected and
,,, On Thursday 9th September, nfl,r n v.,v
Ma. Fe''ous lever, OF fifteen days du,a,;om'
Nh rA FRANCES, eldes, daughter Of RSoInb ,"on;
and ywe snres Goddin, aged three years ten monhs
copy the above. papers OF va will please
n; y. MONEY MARKET CRY, >,r,,,
mon brands "'u'y' I" So,5o for COM
HnHHiEAT-A further sale Of Ger,... =,
* ~ Northern, IS. cents. "e'e'' al Sl'A7.
a 40. o "'ue lower: sales at Is
Flo,iia ES y, IS quiet. Steady sales upl,nd an,
.otloa, at y 10 cents. Mobile and M, @ m.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

ihe water has been drawn of from the Dock.
ne apprehension of sickness, strengthened by the
opinions Of the hes, Physicians in the CITY. eoud
avail nothing to arrest II. >'1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

Those veterans in the Temperance Reform, the
members Of tho Washington Temperance Society
Will I've seen irom their notice, hold their first pub
nc melting, OF Bethel Church, Rockets, Tonight
Having Kept their Ugh; under basket sufficiently
long to yet 1t iu full blast they now bring II forth
to The world that Others seeing IT, may profit there
BY full meeting Is anticipated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

- Literary MrssEsaER ron ocronrn.-
'"o southern Literary Messenger for October
the month '' "o =" Jay OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

COLLECTORS or THE CUSTOMS.
VIM wnlston, 4 Folly Lending, Vagina.
Eua1 II. Han Is, Ts-nppointod at Sandusky,
Ohio,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
A MEMBER OF THE BAR.

-. VT. kERSAs-Wc hope the merits Of tbIs ,..o,
% sThohr add or the assistance To- bc put int rom"
i,bI n', on the - October the otipaiinn ~ -.
academy, Will not bc overlook ed by lie a,
''S"u'0nh sec advertisement in TO days n,peT VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

The duty bonds taken ot the New York Custom
House, the present year, amount to Sc 500 600
while those takonn all 1910, were only 81 500 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
NOTICE
TO TIE pURl.II

our y" Ii,rns,yr s1c OF Groceries, Iron Paint AZ .
oni store llIS NpRNlNG At "a o,cI,rt H., ;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

High Water, this day, , o'clock. p. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
APPOINTMENTS ny rue PRESIDENT

BY the President:
DANIEL wEssrrH, Secretary efSfaG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
FOR pnlLAnELpLlIA-

- Ac"murilhir and convenient Dwelling U,uss
tEgA On thurch Iln, fronting me- on Ciinrrh' viii
--a-t- mcoiacy Apply fo '
W. % q VAN LEW SMITH A. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28

ut fa" NJ TIC Machinery NJ the Cotton Factory tho
Nw' l'hn Manufacturing Company, advertised ~ take
pace ouir (-ih oi September instant s hereby postpo
EDWARD fttNEIEY. .r
WIN GEORGE BAKER Iusltci'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-28
BY APPOINTMENT
VICTORIA HAIR COMPOSITIONS.
MANuTACTuREn Ky
Land Am NI.1.nnI...

m D0O ANGLICAN scziTs. lust reee.yE.. AMI
IOsOOO for sale very low. fIr cash. '' '''"
y5 WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

IL Az AWAY from the subscriber, SATURDAY, the 2Hh
IL March, two Negro Men, (NEREDiTH and JUE.J
MEREDITH is - years OF age, dark COMPLEXION, and
weighs about la5 lbs; he Is stout well made likely,
walks with his feet turned outs has n scar on his rsb
cheek wore I'll arpaulng hat jacket aud pantaoops Of
wooden kerscy, aud red nnei shirt he also took
blue jacket, hall worn.
JOE about years Of age, yellow complexion sbort
curly head Of hair; several his hca down lnok
ami much contsued, particularly when spoken 70; weighs
40 pounds and has lost small piece Of Of the lac Of
his right ca. lie oil fur ha', he asp with him
frock coat and Of Kentucky cans Jacket OF Ken
dali couons, pair OF kersey pantaoUns pair OF ribbed
Eatno pair NJ blue cloth and red flannel shirt HAY,
no doIhtthey making thcir wa 20 a free state.
Mereth has before made the attctnpt and WIS IA
ken up at FAIRFAX Court House IN Virginia.
Mil give the above reward 81 one Hundred Dollars
for said Negroes u confined in any Jail so get them; OF
Fifty Dollars for either OF them, u confined may get
them and will pay all reasonable expenses, and return
my thanks 20 any person who NAV appTchcud them.
AUGUSTUS IIOLLEY.
Mount Gouli Berthe Cunfy, NJ q. ap6-cIm
no The Winchester Vifgiuian, Frederick sbura Are.
and Petersburg BtegenceI will please publish Il q
above moath and send their bills this Once Tor
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
FAIRFIELD RACES
VIII commence, as usual on the Ord Tuesda
May, and continue four days, viz:
First Day-TWo Races

VII commence, usual on the Ord Tuesday, 18th
First Day.-Two Races
swespsaEe ior three year ods-me heais-s3 o en-.
L u CabeIl enters produce Of weslwood's dam and
Thos Smith (T self aud John Heth) enters pro luce
ofTmoleon mare and Pfism.
3 I'D Wiekhim enters produce Of Water Witch and
Rc williamson enters produce Of PeA and Pram
Q. Randolph Harrison enters produce OF y. c. aud
Myers Robinson enter produce Of Lady Conner
End Race-A Maich-2 mile heals-s2OO aside
Between Capt Burton,s eh by Gobanna, out Of Julia
nnrions dam, aud Chas Carters BY johanna, OF
Upton Heath's dam
Second Dny.-Two Races
sweepsiake-slOO entrance-haf forfei,-mile heats
TO- 3year olds-four subscTibersand closed 10Th May,
geo Goodwin enters BY Shakespeare, properly OF
Z Thos Loswood enters Shakespeare. out Of ems
a Tho; Payne enters by Leva,han dam by GullOcEs
Ishsm rnekeit enters Pram out Of Upton Hea,h's
dam.
Second Race.
sweepsiskc TO close the 10th April for year olds,
500 orfeiu lie heats-now2 subscribers-fo
or mere to make a race.
Third Day-Proprietor's Purse, and Sweepstakc.
PropIietor's Purse. S2JO-2 mile heais-Sl5 ontTanoe-
Alec, asweepsake for three yearolds-nile heas-s2O0
q Thomas q Loswood enters CHI full sister 10 Betsy
2 geo Goodwin enters b c by Cimon. dam by Hal.
Maria
q Ab Robinson & las wilkinson enter eh c by Levia.
than, dam by Tnoleon
ToNncs A. williamson enter Or Joseph Watkins b
c BY Emaneinaior, dam by Roanoke.
e. Wm McCafgo enters br by Sarpedon out Of Duane
dam.
Fourth Day.
Jockey Club Purse (fouT ulc heaa) $500 go
ASSecpsiake Tor three year Oldsnile HEAPS $50 en-,
trace elOO lorfeit-l6 subscribers-viT:
Hector Davis enters produce % Buy wins, by his
Robf oOrbin eutors produce Of MY Lady and Ce.
tus
John Corbin enters produce Of Trafalgar mare and Ce
tna
o u Randolph enters produce Of Aiiotta and Cetus
Randolph Harrison enters produce Of j. o. and
PriHm.
s. ia, Corbn enters produce sfTho and Commence.
meut.'
9 Abnor Robinson en,ors produce Of Grey mare by
Eclipse and Priam.
Tor Hare enters produce Of Mary Lca and Tonson
g-hn PWhto enters produce Of oh IN by Hyasum
and ~ Ledger
. wmL White AMI Abnor Robinson enter produce Of
Philns and Pdam.
% a Vaughan enters produce or shylock mare and
it James Taney enters produce or Timoleon marc and
Pnam.
ID Jno Heath and Thos smith Of Gloucester enter pro
f.es Of Timolonn and priam
N wilkinson enters produce ofIs and shaks.
pesre.
IL s,ansrd enters produce Of Lady ereonsviIe and
Zlnsaneo .. -
9-7t' ISHAM fUCkEIT, Proprietor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
Rs9oAsRDING AT THE mASsIoS HoUsn

Nks. SAkNAY having taken inis well tno~sn - - ~.
rough repair sn, whsh has lust undergone
now prepared TO accommodate borders by he ax
month or year. - '"e nays week,
The rooms being very pleas,r, ,r4 -,
as Is ia the centre OF the busnes 81 rart ~ ~
Suhh lew minutes walk Of the Rail Road Deno,i y
the C,S S ~ one oithe most desirable Houses in
- 10 persons Nisting the City, be their obiert 80
her business or pleasure. Her table will AZ All ,o -
~, VIII lhe pest which the abundance OF Inc MAJ,
-hfr servants attentive polue-nrd ,y,6 .
nnaiion, by the aid Of Mr. Saryay 10 v,vr
uon 70 All as far as possible. She socits from her @
ana the Puohe generally, share Of their patronage
Mansion House hpril l, 1871. II SAA'Ah'
IHO'S IL. HUTCHKIs, hsVi1- 49, -
The Ruins oS bs oy Msssrs PhPpin Jones opposite
Thai he has just orened fun asso,t,ne, 81
FOR COACH MAKERS
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs OF All Li,ds
Soaeh baIfSuehe, Buggy and suky turnedA1les
Brass and Silver Hub Hands
aalleable Castings and Turned Collars
1oseh and Barouehe Hinges; do do Handles
y yash Iamesi hn3osi Coach Door Locks
Curtain Leather both hides and sides
step Leather and Morocco skins
Coach Laces and Frinees Of an kInds
Raiunets and Damasks, &c
FOR sADDLERs.
Hog skins Surge; sheePskins
iuu sortnent Of all kinds OF Harness Moon,i,r
surrupsi Belts; Worssed; Cotton TraininS yHassns
Cut Taeks; Back Oil varnish s "eOos
Men, Women's, Gig Saddle Trees
full supply Of saddler's Tools &c
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools Of all Kinds
ed mr George Phippen, IT, formerA, of,h
tanning 10 the business, and mosf Pei
eLuuasc OF the customers OF thar firm and - IN ~ @
eni shall always be good nj Will e az ny assoIt'
~ cay Gepahces as any other house. Not iI,.o. -
circuit business Undue emens will be of5srsS - 49,
HIh oI-u6cu TUOSS "a uOrcur,u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE

pEmHEHTON =. MASON, ate Grocer In hi.
City and formerly Of Chesterfield County lie is abou
ak feet high has aean and hungry look and use
In his common lie has
down.cas look, and generally appears very shabby in
deed he had the best clothes his back th we're
made no would look shabby al any ruigar. IIe
laughs immediately, and chcws tobacco Chto lie was
introduced 10 me as an honest and sorry
he has disappointed both my friend and myself became
security for his appearance az Court for Larceny in
which he deceived me by telling the falsehood lie has
now He'd aud has not awaited hstTalhe Is also indebted
60 the and many others therefore, caution all men 10 bc.
ware ot the said NhaH, and will give s2)o one who
VIII Inform nc where hc IL, u Il should be In Texas
ap " 2aw2w JAMES RITCUIE
no The Richmond Compiler. The Lynchburr virri
an Petersburg lntccenrcr Fredericksburg Arena and
Norfolk Herald will each insert this twice week for c
weeks, and iofwardt their accounts 20 this once. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
TO CONTRACTORS.

IN pursuance Of OF the General Assem- by Vir
sinia passed March 2hh, siI-I will receive sealed
Proposals until the 10Th day Of next for covering M
roof Of the Capitol in the city with Copper-'he wLTk 10
BE executed under the careful snpcrniendence aud d
tecnn Of the Superintendent OF Public Edifces whosc
duty IL shall be Ia that the work is done in fafhf
woT kmanlke, aud durable manner taking bond with an
proved security, for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract"
The roof contains l6oCO square feet Proposals
will bc made for Is aud ~ ounce Copper each Separately
The money TO be paid on the complexion Of the work
Proposals Will be directed post rai,D tn
JSO. RICHARDSON,
superb Public Edfces Artnor, Ric hInond Va.
10 The baltimore Patriot. Bos ION Atlas and PhiIadel
pha Inquirer, will publish the above advertisement for
one month, and forward their this Once 10
payment. 7-dlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAssEs
AT AUCTION

On "WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist instant at 10 O'clock We
will sell in front OF Auction Store without bS
cargo Of the schr wocott, consisting OF ~ ~
$50 hints priI New Orleans sugar
loo bbs prime Retailing Molasses
ALSO,
80 hLJs Bacon, MiI4inss aud Shoulders
0cbags Cofee-Lsguira, Rio and Java
hni many other articles suited the trade
TEKMs-under 500 cash, over sIOO, 1 months credit
for approved paper.
apl5 d. NJ A. CO A,.,s
VALUABLE MEADOW LAND.
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2Slh instant n o,elock in the
afternoon On the premises will be sold that Nea
dow Lot OF acres OF Land, with brick house r
rear OF the PSor House Just the loot the hill con-
slant stream OF water passing through renders very de
sirable for a market garden r hay lot. - -
TERMS-One third cash; the balance At and u r,,s
with lien on the property 10 secure the deer ed pay
ments. BY requesto OF the proprietor:
apl9 DUsLoP, MoScuRK & Co, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
BY INLOES & BROTHER.
WATCHES, JEwELRY & Fancy GOODS.

At Auction.
On TUESDAY EVENING, hpril 2oh q, 2 o,.,o.. III,
Fancy Goods-embracinR '~"es an"
Tar Kings, Finger Rings and Breasfpins
Sold and slverPPine and silver Watshe.
DIRK. pocket and pen Knives
Table Knives and Forks, ard Caryers
Suns, Pistols and Percussion Cans
Fanny Ellscr and Perlumed soaps
Hammers, Hatcbets, and Ares
sieei Engravings-Ereaf variety
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-20
BY WILLIAMS s HAXALL.
TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
II virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Beniamin w
II Green and Julia Ann his wife. and Hamilton A C,ron
shaw TO me, will set by public auction 10 the hs b
deI for cash. on WEDNESDAY, 2lst tay OF Ami Dexf
hall past clock. IN the afternoon, much Of the pro
perry owned by said Grecn between the Pen ntary and
the James River Canal will be sufficient TO de ray al The
expenses OF the sale and TO raise the six thousand
i've hundred dohrs with Interest the Isl ay
Of February 1870, TIL paid. 10y
The property comprises about acres Of Land uoon
by good tenants.
tSgneiI THOS d. CHARLES T--,,.,..
EA plat Of this property may be seen at our once
nm 10 W Il II, Aue!s