davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
To the Voters If IVayne County:

During reccut absence were by the pal
TALLY of friends announced as a candida o 10 rep
resen, this in the House of Representa-
tives in the mex Legislature. We beg leave 10
return thans for the prefer OF con tdence those
friends have thus made; but circums nces require
that we shout decline being con sdcrcd can
dIdate. 10 the irst place, We feel that the rcspon-
slbility which Sili rest upon the next Legislature
TO be too great for our experience and ability
j g know of nogreat advantage could be 10
the state were member OF The Legislature.
and the great interest we feel 10 the honor and
prosperity Of or state, urges most gladly To
resign claims IN favor OF those of more expe
rence and ability. In the second place, there is
a full Wing ticlet, and we cannot consent to be
a candidate nopPcsition TO a political friend
The ensuing session of the Legislature, viii be
one Of grea, importance 10 Indiana. 1t will ex-
ert great influence upon the fortunes Of the
1t Will sustain faith, the honor and The credit
Of The state. or Slast forever the fair fame which
now attends Us 1t Is therefore necessary that
should senduen Of know integrity and high
talents. Last year II was necessary that should
make Ting aid in oustIng from power the
corrupt politicians who had the control OF our n
tional government. We have succeeded in The
effprt. Ii now becomes our duty 10 attend closet,
to our state affirs. which will, fear be found
TO be 10 wret,hed condition. We dread to hear
the report which viii be made by our Fund Com
The report of last year bad e. +
nough, bu, ear the next will he far worse.
Wall street. IN the city of New York. Is foil Of
Of bad cement III our fina ncial affirs
but thcv are so corrupt set themselves We have /
no confidence in them; vet anticipate ihat I
all has not teen right II Gotham. and that InJi- /
ana has been swInded by more than the Morris
Canal Company. 70 correct the extra<a aDce
and evils have fallen into. should be the aim
1f every indFnian, would therefore recon-
mend that who feel tho eas. spirit Of state
bride should vote the eqtire. Waie ticIft-;he
Wigs have saved the country once-,ney will
10 ii again Yonrs. Respectfully
ID. p. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
wayne Township ..o,s. cornn,nv

Al a meeting of the Wayne Iow.-h;n H.. f,r,,,,
held in Richmond, July ION, -
ORDERED. That the Township be divided 20 F;y. NJ.
trics.
That the city Of Richmond form District No. III. the
portion OF the Township y. r. OF Rrhmon1 between h.
National and Fort Wayne roads. form District No
and y. w, between the Fort Wayne and National roads
form District No 3; that = T.. between National
Brookvilie roads, form District No s. T.
BrookvilI and the National form District No. s.
That each District select four efficient men.
be ready al all times to aud BRING justice
horse thief, dealer in counterfeit money!
does derogatoTy the peace and interest Of
neighborhood
That the Captain lieutenant, have order
OF emergency, number members, other
the above named twenty. assist in executing said orders
The Company then Adjourned, again the War
building. Saturday. oath when each District,
hoped will be fully represented. and all
engagements completed the benefits Of the object in
view. LEWIS BJRk, Capt.
j. TX. MESnESHALL, Secy.
Tine of the members Of the above company, VIII
be published next week
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Extract Of a letter to the Palladium, dated
WASHINGTON CITY, June 22nd, Isl

WASHINGTON CITY, June 22nd, ISL.
am for the frs, time city Of Washington,
capital Of country. and the mandatory Of
much disappointed in the general appearance
of ,he city-in lis buildings and its situation The pr-
buildings generally of very ordinary character,
and the by commanding | The other
hand equally isa in finding the CAPITOL far TO ex-
coed grandeur and beauty
The grounds surrounding it admirably laid OUT and most
tasefuy planted in snrubbeTy and flowers. Ii is kept
complete orher BY gardener employed by the government,
Several other persons appear stationed around il for
purpose, but for wha, l could discover.
believe that the site occupied by the beautiful city
OF Alexandra was at one time spoken OF as the best ioca
the American capital, and General Washington
urged that it should be Incorporated SUCH. then
town of some importance 1t said however, that he,
which teTzed
Of hi property located that place. 1t was accor-
dngy located present miles above Alexandria.
The CAPITOL great zion Of the city, large and
handsome ouiidngand covers more ia an acre aht NAN
Of ground 1t i Of painted eeo8e With front of about
$50 et,adorned by rch wings % feet deep,
and epuch dome o. iIo feet hgh 1t presents grand
appearance but inclined 70 tink that the plan sugges
ted by Mr. Jefferson would have been better That
surmoanted beautiful open c9lonade,
plan Ieans pa lace instead OF The
advantages Of which would have that Of gni6
promenade. heg commanding exteLzi.e view
of the city and the surrounding country but II may haze
been considered greater height
ii n classical and architectural beauty The capitol
grounds coatain about % which e1rIOscd by
handsome iron railing The prospec: from the dome Is
beautiful To south. Greeneaf's point. which stands
The sena and penenary be seen little east IS the
Navy Yard Al the southwest. flows the broad Potomac.
swollen by rains noble river VITA this
river y associated the res3fence OF tla e1t zo' d
whose beas- We never hear the
Potomac mentioned WHAT Mount Vernon ami thou
racollectiocs ulust-soIs occupant
brought mind. We should been pleased 70 have
pilgrimage Mount Vernon, but time will per
nj. il
The main apartment in Capitol gzeat central
Iot1nda. about hundred feet diameter and hun
lred twenty feet high /, dvided into pannes BY
oiIa=ter capped wit handsome capitals
senting wreath of laurel; the interior OF the dome Is
beautifully pas;eed in what CALL for ne Of
,echncaltv, square bock work The panaes
cred admirably painted from
onarv history. The first. signing Of the Declare
Of Independence The portrait of each individual who
composed that Convention said hare
pictures painted by the best during life Of
hose patriots We particularly struck with
md countenance of Stephen Hopkin rep
resented TO be the dress Friend. IL
said tina, when he put his zorious document
ils hand tr-mbied. the old remarked sm ngy '-Ig
Iasf treaa5' 6tt u u DC tresor ac and not u far
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
Erecntire Appointments in Indiana j NJ
MOORE Eso, has been appointed Postmaster a,

| Erecntire appointments in Indiana-J NJ
MOORE ESQ, has been appointed Postmaster a,
Indiana poiIs.
ELISHA NJ. HUNTINGTON, Commissioner of The
General Land office OF the l. States Although
we have no disposition 10 complain of appoint
ments. merely because they are not in accor-
dance with our wishes. we must be permitted 10
express opinion, that the President in the
selection oil Mr.. Huntington did not meet the ap-
probation OF the people OF this State Towards
MIR. Huntington entertain the kIndiies fee
ings, and of course do censure him for
The ambition by which he obtained honora-
Die and responsible office; but we do think
that there other men in The Stale OF far su-
perIor qualifications. and higher claims upon the
people and the Executive. The office OF com
mIesioner of the General Land Office IS one Of
great Importance, and particularly to Indiana.
and the person selected 10 that place, If taken
from Indiana. should have been individual IN
sImateiy acquainted with the whole history and
subject of public Land operations in the State
From such an officer, Indiana might have been
benehted.--lt being. rs we conceive otherwise.
she may have only the name OF furnishing the
officer.
SAMUEL LEWIS, ESQ Of Fort WAYNE, has been
We understand. appointed Receiver OF Public
monies al Fort Wayne Indiana, vice J. w Bor-
den remored. The appointment Of Mr.. Lewis is
good one. Last week. we published silly let
ter from MIR. Borden to The President Of the U
States, rendering ms resignation, doubtless after
knowing another had fecei. ed nomination for
the office What n shoir Of dependence, Wor
Inv the noble martyr of post office memory
We shall inquire into the state of his accoun, at
the Department.
VIM Polk. Esq, has been appointed Register
Of Public Lands al For WAYNE, rice DAN REID,
remov ed. We presume Mr. Reid performed the
duties OF his Office, satisfactorily; but he was pa-
ced IN the office for his partIzan services. and he
iabored hard, and sacrificed time, money and even
honor to sustain the Iocoio"o party IN power.
He most active leader in all elections.
from those of the township those Of national
Importance For ,his. We presume he was super
seized. We are not pleased with the appon tmeni
OF MS successor. Mr.. Polk. is entirely incompe-
tent TO discharge of of the duties Of the Of
fee; he necessarily therefore will hnys to en-
pioY clerks To do, and sapcrintend the whole.
This should not be, there men plenty who are
enireIg competent and web qualified for the
otce no should have had he preference. ais
he capable" should always be test for any APP
p!rcant for office.
ISRAEL IlAMILToH Esq is 10 be Indian Agent
in the pInce Ct Sam'l Mroy, removed This Is
a good selection.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

Is LARGE FAMILy.-Mr. Edward Thomas, Of
this county, and who rs now eighty three years
Of age, has had twelve children. all Of whom
lived to be married aud only Of whom is
deceased. lie has eighty -four grand children,
forty -four of whom arc males, and forty females
and fits great grandchildren, milking his FAINT
ly 10 consist of hundred and fifty screen, all
of whom, with one single and solitary exception,
Wings good and true. Well have the
ling principles Of the father been insi,Iled. Wor
thiIy might It be exclaimed well done thou
good and faithful servant, thou hast been faith
ful over few things, will make thoo ruler
''ia'v things, enter thou into the Joys Of heaven
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

| Keep At 6eore the People, that Andrew Kennedy, the
representative 81 the minority this District voted against
allowing the widow of President his legal salary.
We begin 10 the effect Of political disunion
last Congressional election The shamt coming upon
Keep q bt0re tie People, that this fellow,
against the bill providing for The distribution of the
Of public lands among the Sres. The disgrace
II Us, and is affective than pestilence
It is thought Washington atCongress will not
Journ before the first OF September mex
\ rev paper has been commenced Harrisburg Pa
~-''~a - Wn,cfnnn aud has placed 1t its head the
name of General Scot,as candidate for ;de,. ~
1911. 'N' 80
MLFoD-The Supreme Court of the State of "
ork is in session Utica decision in the
N'Leod will probably be given in few days.
NERmoST.-The Wings Of Vermont have had a State
Convention, and nominated tho following ticket:
For Csoverncr-C Charles Paine.
For Lieut.. Governor- Waitstn r Ranney.
For Treasurer-John spauding.
meeting recently held III the city New ork
the purpose taking consideration condition
the Americans under sentence Van Demans Land,
for participation in the Canada difficulties. This right
If the British Government assumed the responsibility of
the burning OF the Caroline, let The whole account be
tied
The President has appointed Brieader General Win
field Scott. to be Major General in the place of MAJOR Ge
ne raj Macomb deceased.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
ID. p. HOLLOWAY

The Game. C4se.-This which, from the immense
property Involved mas excited considerable interest
throughout up New Orleans on the
ct uit. and decided favor Of the defendant l.
probably be taken up the higher court.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

STEPHEN b. STANTON, Esq. was, on Saturday
last, elected justice of the Peace for this township
received 220 votes Ly,tde Elliott, l43; and Benjamin.
Strawbrdgc, 1875.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
CABINET MAXIM G .

ME undersigned has commenced the CABINET b.
4 SINESS Main street, RIcgaoSn, IsD-. opposite
ID ID. SIoan-s Hotel; where he will constantly keep
hand and for sale. a \ of
OLE-ELsE EyANIEy8-so
Having practical win all branches Of his
business prepared make order any Kind style
may called or wi-h he wiil exchange or
approved Produce. Paper; will sell yes,
CHEAP for Cash lie has been engaged in business OF
this kind, Cincinnati. time and supply
FURsITURE upon Die he
had a that city.
He r feel his 8Jy undertake and a;tenn 20
Funerals, promptly hour; tbo@e duties ne has
been engaged Tor than twelve years.
JAMES IfUCuAS.
Richmond, Juiy II, 18fl. 2S-3tpsf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

Accofo' the official returns Of the late
census, e"s ,'~l population of the United States
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

We requested announce SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Esq., candidate represent this county, House
of Representative If the next Legislature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17

EVTHE2EAS, On the aTiday: Of said Joseph VIII
w Iiamz, writ o. Foreign Attachment vas. On Inc
dar june 1871 the uHaersigaed Justice
Peace of Perry tornship Wayne county, tnfians'
against goods AID chsii.ss- rights Moneys ere
dts and effects of James Spray, ard q the same
time affidavit Of the said Joseph " nafs,
garuashee summons issaed against Joseph tamow1cn
said writ and s1mnons hav duly returned Notice a.
therefore, hereby grcn said james spray aEn an
Others concerued that: on The 29I day Of February S4
az 10 O'Clock said day, VIII proceed TO near ans
determine said writ Of Attachment my ofce IN Econo
n.y. in the county Aforesaid: at "fc time tns
JOHN NJ WILLIAMS, j. r.
Juir sth. Ts4i 25-3w( Printers fee ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-07-17
7 AI1I4ADIJJ NJ.

SATTRD Af..."......JULY II. 1871.
"BE J u : T AND + E A Il NOT y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAI.
coHe.psndeneo Of tho National IntefliseaesT.
New YoRE, Sent.

New foRE, Sept. 4.
The news from Eng land by the Britannia produ
ced great excitement yesterday among the dealers
in beead-s,uGs. Flour, which had been dull of sales
at SO 70, rose Immediately to 81 90, and choice
brands TO 80 per barrel; and wheat advanced TO
81 30 and IS per bushe. IL is somewhat doubt.
iul whether this rise will be fully sustained, rs a
day or two before the steamer sailed tho weather
hsd changed TO fair, and very few days Of good
weather would make vast difference in the crops
The duty on foreign wheat, it was expected would
be reduced on the LIST Of October to one shilling per
quarter. The great advance in the price Of grain
IN England is Of vast importance to tho wheat
growing portions Of our country particularly as i.
occurs al assessor OF tho year when the crops are
s'isl IN the hands OF the farmers, who receive oil
the advantages Of the rse o. the other hand, the
high price Of bread SUITS IN England has the eTee,
to lower the price Of Cotton.
The LOcOiocOs IN Massachusetts have nominated
the Hon. Marcus Morton as their candidate for Go.
vernon. II is certainly no novelty to him to have
hrs name thus used.
1t IS reported here tina, the U. s. Bank has mad,
an assignment of all It's property for the benth, o.
It's Creditors The stock has again declined to 81.
The price Of Flour has fallen Off a little to-day
and has settled down to 81 IS to 81 81 establishing
an advance Of about 50 cents a barrel on all de-
scripuons- The decline in Co ton, in CONSEQUENCE,
OF the oreign news is established at Of a cent pei
pound.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
100 DOLLARS REW,nn

IL y tn3"Ah HoH iIs subscriber, living on C5u,.b III.
80, W. .n &c l-tt OF tHr present month
.ssrrs Is.g", with 9gsHy heat large bi1ck
..,sgr- .. 80 rom ~ Iu 90 years dI five fr.t
. -'ll , ns .e.'' Que homcspuu -6a irtb ovSI. ,,
. Wv. t.l'ns' AMI low crown rll s,5.I .,.'
se-y win lim fashionable drab Ind Il,f ~.
r..,rr.. ..,I ..'lHins NOT rrcuIectcI ~ me-
.... .-t ,AttlN small scar over frc rrvtt sg.. @
ny pow ION piece Of wool ia 80 yesg
r.,,H .s.,4 seaei ani directed 60 Mr DgT Co. ~
t l-.lN 'ounly' entrusted 1 the caro- ~ IA ' Z -.
, iu Alt Nc WI cuICoyHur io pass proc r., =, ,
an L,I ". llc le''er. purchased m, fiSus ~ IT,
t N ~'3 I-u.i iHc maine of Nm once,
70. .-'.. p" above reward, ana l1 r.,er5sll
.#. :" ~ f'.' ..i t apprehension ana gr..r.rg ~.
yg.r . on. ~ .I' 7l'r. ur twenty dollars f :. en-
l H.H srr.u. --tl. ', t..E t.. So That got
ny Frsr, ,,.,,....r.. JAMES MALONE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
VALUABLE WOODLAND Avn II-,5r7-
POMEM. EnR NAIE-R

- III
X virtue of Deed OF Trust OF record i, t,, r, Ill,
once gu me County % Isle Of Wight Virsi,i, -,
,.-ea 10y John Ross % ,Le subscriber TO see1rs IL &
y. & ~. .tI.an l,ns therein mentioned, shan pro. cI
l more Mills hereinafter refcIreI To- ~, ~ -
Grsiay,tn ne 18Th Jay OF October next slf1uIt "
| 'sc le next TAR day, Co sell az public aYrtcr - ''
Isl. a yeiy large Tract OF Woodland situate d, en-,
...t .l Use ~ wight and Continuing Nv cs..,,.,.
- LlIts' lls large body q wood IsnJ I'm, j..
Sf Lls more tian ioIr miles from SmititrlI NJ go
' - liNai norfolk and from its ccutrufv ~ !,
Who @ =, -, S' suers ne s;rgugss. Undue cments 10 5se
80 W.. -u 20 eur wool for the Northera La1rsgss \,
'ts. iae.F iIuls ln Us VlTtf ss rs rom i, 90 - 80 10
n "a. -.t tS ilnai'1r, lpJ ul cords OF pine ~, ,
..''+'s Au immense quantity OF tlfGlgr 80 -
a. sgltl "a asI ~..ch' ihe land Itself may be soil t5y
- az Z. OF '-n auy cost. or should rsrsa1s yist -
--.'.nl WOOD for sale above sugsesfci ts as, ne
aine AMI place, bs o s-red- "'''' d the same
MI ~ me ucsi"Water Power" known As the usv.,r
.5, ' we over part of Virginia, which MS ,,
. w ~. n-sther with cotton or silk .cory NAV |
iI WIN the assurance, that al. oftheru piybJ 49,
y ~oTsel even ia the urlesf Seasons e &c ~"
.,'' VIII also be sold one OF TWO parcels off,rt .,
VI - 10 snort distance Of the said mills ' ''''''
rel ~ ,rt s ltsFfcung The property herein refer.
~ .gleIeI, can De nbniuedhy lottcr sd,Irs.s.. o.,
e subscriber NJ siuithfeli Isle of gif COUNT ~ ~
au2i-cw'l}Oc - WHITFIELD Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
FALL STOCK
w. = J. c. CRANE * co.
cay UrrrEr

II WI F'.rN'i .y recent arrivals from nrsfrr Ng
h"rs, Philadelphia IuT EI .mrrr n .r I'D ,.'. r. y.
RI. ~ a'. ".O continue t1 receive mtIfas Whole ts .1
icy rHct f.r SHE af1 sr#t.Ia Vance. .,y.
,''. lstAI. .f. "I NIrI.s kinds ami g.sff.ra
N.. tr'urn IuH American Calf szfHs
~ '' ll'- ~s.us. r.Iur "N'rI large sn. ..gHrr...
80, ..- .'r l.r.1a. 81 every lasgrrrru
"'--' 'Ir.IH leather. Rts H1. sep ..1 ptfs-
HN-s"' aus May upper fH .urHr..H. a. -.ra.,. 49,.
",'. 'Nl t"'.. u1snr.. sl''r.a Hu# sHH. r4EHra
now 1rN superior FssHrU.uf of la ...4I,Ir. t...f
lac ~rz".s " irs. Tanners OIL B,Ix vi III nd 1,r,
Iu| Gunner. 1H.z " '..'..
~t.Itts 1nI shoe makers Tools rfiu kinds R..rr,r,
Slaughter Hides tG| CAT skins ....'
1u-l.gH wGJC. CRNNrNr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
NEW CANTnN

4 III subscribers have n~FrrH a Tfauss ..s p.--..t
- w .t Town 90 New Canton, Els emf Of III. 100, @
@.T ~ % .INc aIl 'y.o may avur Them y,E ,
.. terms Their best cEsruons will be ~ ~
7, H. 4! o. l- As ihfy intend not FOO be e1ce1.t b
' ..st nl entertainment iD That mart on tH rS-,u ~
sl =, kesn Hacks for me purpose Of conVeyi5y
A4- .H 'H' river 'o leIr House ana fr1,, .'I nag
l---' .' ,s.s cry Also, viii convey them AMI 49,
-- .' tF ace within ~ miles Hsf59f a. ~ tLltlI
AZ 2t-sfS "4'',' GJERRANT & Nancy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
EN-. sn,.hkf lnhi,N 22Ennn rno-

~ virtue VIA p.r." Trust. ryHrHf.I .y John Tt..t.
- ... '"r Urr1n purposes therein .uHHlrI r1.Jfr
..f. n i.r .IS.. uI.. 90 .c County C.uu of q. ...
.iu. VI. sH'. 600 thlpAh. fGr 5.H Hty OF October ,.
900 ON" HHufI'.n.f .fN U"frr bon F.r county ,f a..
-.'gsns t' 1e st John urtI acr l5t sale no r Hiyr
rry'L. "f 5'sI, between fGy and sky vsrt1.s
I.-, Az .le h'Ise, Mles Farming ueuss ami s,ces
AVIS MtCkUAM
90. u.. JOHN \ MEREDITH Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
LYNCHBURG MARKETS

IoOacco-EKueme prices OF passed s5aI4. in.
ierior to common, s5a575; common to good. S.
1926 good to fine. S6,2jl7 so; manufacturing
qualities, ssalii lugs, S2,75l5.-lnspected tbis
week ending iih instant, 276 hhds tobacco, passed
and refused.
Wheat varies from SI.IO to LOO; Flour s5.25
to d Mica. (pcT bush. uy wholcsalej CO to G5 Gu.
Oats tper DusheD 10 TO 45c; Whskey iby whole,
siiel 80 to 81 cts; Bacon 10y who.esaiel 81 10 :
80. SaIs (per SACK s., 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

The National Gazette Of Saturday evening states
that IN the morning OF that day the Directors OF the
Bank OF the United States made a general asa lcn.
ment OF all It's effects to James Robertson, President
MIR Newbold, Director, Richard Ii. Bayurd, Of DE.
aware, lierman Cope, Assistant Cashier, and Mr.
Taylor, Acting Cashier.-.Sat Int.
James Robertson, Esq. has been elected President
Of tins concern in the place of Col. Wm. dayton,
resigned. Samuel Jaudon has been appointed to
act as its agent in EnSland.-.NashrtAs Union.
Since the assignment OF its Effects the stock OF
the U. S. Bank has gone down to So IN the New
York market.
The Alexandra Gazette says, the opinion prevail
ed at Washington on Saturday, that the new Bank
Bill would be signed by the President
Edward Brooks has been appointed Collector O
the port Of Detroit
The news of the recovery Of the lost money by
the Danvie Bank, is fully confirmed, ami the tel
Ter held TO bail in the sum Of Sc 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT HILL 4 co

REGULAR SALE DAYS AT.nda.s Ep,+...y . .
rFiHags sale t1r Hnr-es, every Safur4ay 60 49,,
ecs made on Ioods sent 10 our Auction.
We VII seIon WEDNESDAY. the 1th Inst In from, Of
2SidebOsrlz. 2 Bureaus N'
FEATHER tleis
Z dozen Chairs
Hair and shues Msirasscs
Cots, Beiseai.
Toilet Tables
elegant Tea Table.
GROCERIES.
POO lbs shoulder Meat
1000 lbs Hams
bhs Malazses
30 Cider
Lemons, Candles, &c
=, Also, Hats Boots shoes, dc together with or lorr,.
ADDITIONAL.
salile and harness Horses.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
MANAGERS Af5IE;! OFFICE,

oeofse,oTn Lottery Class No 72-To be drawn a, Wi.
mngnn, Del. MONDAY, September 6h Dr,,Stng ,ce.iv,.
Mcdncsay morninE Czphsis- sgsn an igD t,.al z :,
90 OF ~ o. 80 ~ Of 10 oflOO D 9 on 81 A. Is
portion. ~ 'iN' IN wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07

EII subscribers have assoc at. themselves In busi
Il ness under the nan OF WILLIAMS 4 WEED, for the
PIii''N' 81 HanSic'uc General Commission business
ani W'ui ht pleased tn receive tho paruutrs Of c fr
mrr trends Of Thomas Williams Williams a Swccnv and
Thomas Williams a Go '' ''''
The usual advances Will be rraic on ccnscDmepfs
their personal attention given 10 all business ronfdcI no
'"'F care THOMAS WILLIAMS
, AMBLER WEED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-07
A GRIcULTURAL AGFNCy

[ tI,i GU VIII The Office Of the southern Planter
- tioer has opened Agency for Inc -.
SI h., t,'ltnra ousine IS. His object win be 10 sun
~ ~ With the greatest variety OF -
rs lP'h tie very lowest terms To enable him =, ~,
tI IL s sA.es VII pe Invariably made for Cash "
-, ,S aIsl,L received Tor sale, on comDissI,n IL,
Tp ~ ~ S' ,ERs corn SHELTERS WHEAT "a ~
SiNA" CUTTERS IIREsHlNG MACHINES Er'7'
NJ, .g.r.-. e L. Bolts.
" a.n street. opposite the Merchants Coffee Hons.
NJ ~ 's~ bushels Of Mr.. Gray FLY PROOF Wss,,