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The Polynesian., 1841-09-25
Vol. =. No. 1G.


that he has been directed by the Presi-
dent to address to Mr. Fox the following
reply:
Mr. Fox informs the Government of the
United States that he is instructed to
make known to it that the Government Of
Her Majesty entirely approve the course
pursued by him in his correspondence
with Mr. Forsyth in December last, and
the language adopted by him on that oc-
casion and that that Government have
instructed him "aGain to demand from
the Government of the United States,
formally. in the name of the British Gov
eminent, the immediate release of Mr. Al
cXandcr Mcleod" that L" the grounds
upon which the British Government make
this demand upon the Government of the
United States are these That the trans
action Oh account of which Mr. Mcleod
has been arrested and is to be put upon
his trial was transaction of public
character, planned and executed by per-
sons duly empowered by Her Macsty's
colonial authorities to take any steps and
to do any acts which might be necessary
for the defence of Her Macsty's terrific
ries, and for the protection of her Macs-
tvs subjects, and that consequently those
subjects of Her Majesty who engaged in
that transaction were performing an act
of public duty, for which they cannot be
made personally and individually answer
able to the laws and tribunals of any for
cign country"
The President is not certain that he UNI
derstands precisely the meaning intended
by Her Majesty's Government to be con-
veycd by the foregoing instruction.
This doubt has occasioned with the
President some hesitation but he inclines
to take it for granted that the main pur-
pose of the instruction was to cause it 10
be signitied to the Government of the
United States that the attack on the
steamboat &" Caroline " was an act of pub
lie force, done by the British colonial au-
thorities, and fully recognized by the
Queens Government at home and that
consequently no individual concerned in
that transaction can, according to the lust
primer pie Of the laws of nations, be held
personally answerabc in the ordinary
courts of law as for private offence: and
that upon this avowal of Her Maiesty's
Government, Alexander Mcleod, now
imprisoned on an Indictment for murder
alleged to have been committed in that
attack, ought to be released by such pro-
cecdings as are usual and are suitable TO
the case.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-25

Government of the United States are
these That the transaction on account
OF which MIR Mcleod has been arrested
and is to be put upon his trial was a trans
action of public character, planned and
executed by persons duly EN- powered by
Her Malesty's Colonial Authorities to take
any steps and to do any acts which might
be necessary for the defence of Her Ma
jcsty's territories, and for the protection
of Her Maesty's subjects; and that con-
sequently those sui lects of Her Majesty
who engaged in that transaction were per-
forming an act of public duty for which
they cannot be made personally and in
dvidually answerable to the laws and tri-
bunals of any foreign country.
The transaction in question may have
been, as Her Majesty's Government are
of opinion that it was, a ustihable employ
ment of force for the purpose of defend
ing the British territory from the unpro-
voked attack of band of British rebels
and American pirates, who, having been
permitted to arm and organize themselves
within the territory of the United States
had actually invaded and occupied por-
ton of the territory of Her Majesty, or it
may have been, as alleged by Mr. Forsyth
in his note to the undcrsi gned of the Goth
of December, " a most uniustifablc nva-
sion in time of peace of the territory of
the United States" But this is ques-
ton essentially of political and interna-
tional kind, which can be discussed and
settled only between the two Govern
ments, and which the courts of Justice of
the State of New York cannot by posi-
bility have any means of Judging or any
right of deciding.
1t would be contrary to the universal
practice of civilized nations to fix ndivid-
ual responsibility upon persons who, with
the sanction or by the orders Of the con-
stituted authorities of State, engaged in
military or naval enterprises in their coun-
try's cause and it is obvious that the in
PRODUCTION of such principle would az
gravate beyond measure the miserics, and
would frightiully increase the demoraliz-
! lHS CliCCtS VI wal, ny ihlAIiS ul) Will
tional evaporation the ferocity of person.
al passions, and the cruelty AMI bitterness
of individual revenge.
Her Majesty's Government cannot be-
lieve that the Government of the United
States can really intend to set as an cX-
ample so fraught with evil to the commu-
nity of nations, and the direct tendency
of which must be to bring back into the
practice of modern war atrocities which
civilization and christianity have long since
banishcd.
Neither can Her Majcsty's Government
admit for moment the validity of the
doctrine advanced by Mr. Forsyth, that
the Federal Government of the United
States has no power to interfere in the
matter in question, and that the decision
thereof must rest solely and entirely with
the State of New York.
With the particulars Of the internal
compact which may exist between the
several states that compose the Union
foreign Powers have nothing to do: the
relations of foreign Powers are with the
aggregate Union that Union is to then
represented by the Federal Government
and of that Union the Federal Govern
ment is to them the only organ. There
A.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-25

The undersigned, Secretary of State oil
the United States, has the honor to in.
form Mr. Fox, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentary of Her Britannia
Majesty, that his note Of the 18th OF
March was received and laid before the
President.
Circumstances well known to Mr. Fox
have necessarily delayed, for some days
the consideration of that note.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

We received no Washington papers by the mail
OF LAST night. Letters anticipated that yesterday
would be an exciting day in the House. Mr. Mar
shall was to reply to the speech of Mr. Wise, on
SaIurJay-and such reply! Expectation wa, on
ip,'e. The fnul vote on the new bank ball was to
be taken.
A correspondent Of Philadelphia Inquirer Of Sun
day, writes:
"Ru",ots Of speedy dissolution of the Catine,
ber,' az. to cirou ate, snd MIR Webster IS spo ken
o. 10 60 & - England. Everett will eertsirly be
rec ted oni il Is now ulmos certain that Curtis
and ps IA ps distinguished pplitiin Of your city,
Will follow. MIR Wa,moush i, urged in some cir
ces as the successor OF the latter.
'Sjme say that in case the "FiIcal Corporation"
goes do~n Mr. Ewins's original plan is 10 be taken
up and 'oted upon Just as il s, but doubt tho ex-
pediency of tins course, and feel assured that 10
bank will he created during this session Of Con-
grosS-and least Of all that OF Nlr Ewing. whe-
thef MIR Ewins's plan would have been accepted
Hnt approved IN the beginning OF the session can
not say; but thut,i WI. not now be approved OF, is
almost certain.
up. S.-lf the Land Bill should no, pass. the
fate ol the Revenue Bill will Ice exceedingly douJ:.
full"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
or Boys ano Young Gentlemen.

!. OUTLET, Principal
re ~ ~ ~, vi ss opsnsd 70 The cry Of Richmond
comprise all the branches good Enrish t.ses snS
val os a.-,usd ~ eIporencsd Classical teacher ana
~ S.isiial, OF Wei Point The French Language will
being the intention Of the Principal TO combine With The
~ 80 , an tanS iAnTuagcs the practical stu
,Anzuaees al three Of which being rely dialects OF The
En,I,h i uaaey contributed 10 tho formation Of the
m. school vii be diyiiedinto three DEPARTMENTS Tn.
Isl An infant school. for children FROM 10 year. Of
who under The care Ofs LAZY. will be t,-rt 10 r.. .ps.E
~ sl i .tsneh and EnE -h With equal facility Great
sie VIII DC rkch 70 INTRO luce hi arsty
"a th" Hni"s of rather colI amu.enents and other
The - Department. i ronr.s tovs rr,,, ~ N year.
an F,.S WI, Dc ansE Tie ruimsuts of the EnSsh
Nr'inz, Arithmetic, lIfuDfy ami GrozI aphy
ie 80 Department will comprise toys from 10 70 10
Language" the French -ni -p,ns or I,asn n oTsf.TTs
- v sol inl"el all the branches Of instruction
stf 70 pf"laf' youug nan fpr she InvsT.ity Of
Egl' or for admission w.E Point or al the Naval
me Ncrnineni Of ~" School viii be pasrns as MAJ
be eouscnt with the Interests Of ne s.bnl,ys .T n
us",I ."n"u will be paI to their manners
A. Mr intends to make the course Of studies in thi
i'9te Atle' anI compl't" than has been heretofore
au"up'"i In his city, he will require tnora .nni ~.
hour, Of attendance therefore viii be- from NJ JPN
non Son %, haIi al hour each and ia the -ner
r,on. i2r TIE u. a Gay .ndsr the eye Wit the assist
Tor reN'e" Of the Lesson. q ,ne week
For Bosriers t3oo per innmT p,,,,,,. o-,,,o,,, , -,
vance" including ~a.hgg andt. 81 ted mai,rsss a
seat IN CuuTcI. a,
Tic spanish or Italian Language, each, perqr. =
PPra~,ns' 10
instrumental Music, ~
DAY SCHOLARS
FROM TO years ofage, per quarter IN advance IS
itoh 10 ~ 20 10
NNooy' ~ 30 II -
Mr. ]. Guugt - member Of tho University Of Pans
ahd mas hsl 10 years experience a teacher both N
r rance anu The u -tat-s-chicny iu New York
TOR lufhsr partcCrs he bcgs rc'.r 10 the (l
lowing gentlemen, will e.;heT u whom % h. respectful,
request iiaf iiF names o. hoo
. 10 bs lsf
Rev WINS P.uuer, Tho's Richie, ESQ Dr. Watson Ger
I'Atat' J. Nplstnu, Esl. consul Of Fraucel Gen Pcy
on fersoo tsI James Lyons, Esq., Dt Nelson. Ro
Ceri 1Nahtney, Es4, George " Code, Esq, Temple
HN1'ni"eS' ~. "a 2i-df
: He next session of MIDWAY ACADEMY will com.
.m"uce on the 6rf Of AugL aud terminate the 2rl
OF June following. Ia aiitDu the branches u-ta,
tns ar TINS iHs''nuon spscia attention will be paid &
bHs-i Literature" fateufs aai guardians are requr IT.,
% FURNISH .'tr sons aGd WaTs, with Robeuson's IIio
~ ~ tuaT"- the Filth and Roberson History OF Scoi
Ahd, or with hune.s History ~ England.
[ months '' - 20 4.
iosophy n ~
The mount charged f1t Roail aud Tuition. PAYABLE n
al cases, hat yearly, advance
letters asircs.ri lPo g'.paoJ either Of US a. Char
louesV4.e, viii tc promptly atisn %. 30.
CHARLES u 6 SLAUGHTER
~ Ht<'al ALEXANDER DUKE.
IL Etl llrcr requested %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
81 DUNLOP, MONCURE . : 20 = H@-
"HIShEG, BACON, COFFEE AND SUGAR
AT AITC1InN

WHlskET, BACON, COFFEE AND SUGARS
AT AUCTION
onfRlDAN, 27ti instant Al hall pasf ,t.r,.s ,r e..
OF our store, will be- sold 49, "a ''0''
30 bills OHIO wuisEey
!.H 10 Fourt proof MononEaheIa a,
~ 10 FlTsi proof P-nnsyyania DO
III csnylsSei Hams Bacon
- hhfs piune quality sides 10
~ Days Prime Green Lasuayr. Coffee
% % IaiTquality - Domingo 10
= hhis Porto Rico SrSlrs
10 90 - CrU!G DO
j. 81 prime Dry New Orleans 10
~ pacSages GuupoW Ter and Inpert,I Tea
~ hhis sugar House NnIassss
- BOXES iyirauhc Pressed Taloy Candles
- 10 SpgruAcau "a,
lNboEss Iurpentlne Soap
- 80 Lump AMI single Luaf Sugars
- ha.s Crushed 10
u boxes stare.
- - casks Fresh Bordeaux Claret
Rum am Wines '- ~ "'1i'I - On
nc Terms as usual.
w. D, Ma co, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
NEW CANTON.

n HE scrhcrs have upcuci House of Entertainments
IN the Town OF New Cautou East end OF the town. aul
ae ready 10 accommodate all Who may favor Ihrm with
call They will take boaricrs 10y the month, year,
reasonable terms Their best cECruns will bc used
cNv sails action ALL they intend toe cNrC"d by
House nj Entertainments "a tina part OF the country
They 90 keep Hacks fuT the purpose OF conveying
passengers passing aui Down the Canal with hcir Tag
gas" from the ryrriut their House, ami from their House
10 the river the Ferry Also, will convey them and
baggage any place Within miles distant. charges
VIII %" reasonable. GlERRANr & MAAEN.
All
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
SALES Ar AUCTION


Nb"uLAR SALE DAYS ruestays rhur.,.,. an. 80,
9tiSy- Liberal cash sivinc made on C.os. ,ntsns,,
for Public sale -'" 'e"oei
20 TUESDAY, August -, 1871. comua,,i,. a, a -.
We WI - In IT, NJ Of Sore. an a.sort -,
'u'n"xIs, oIoceies, &c consisting IN part Of "
Mahogany SdsboaIds
Do Bureaus
joEen Ch.itg .--ort.J ,,,l,i..
Mo- King AMI Nurse Chairs
Mahogany Tables
DO Wash ami Camille stand.
Htzh and Low Ps-t Rrsi-te,fs
Feather Beis and Bedinx
Iufcd HAIR and Shucs Naffrass~a
- -eeretarys and BOOK Cases &c
iogeihHr With Etea variety Of IIouaeholl and E,.h
&C. &c. -' '.i'ey "ouus.
GROCERIES.
Gin, Brandy, whiskey, Cordial
soap Csnd'-s. Bacon
Tobacco, starch. &C
tLoCht GERMAN SILVER WARE &c
10 close consigumenis, invoice Of Cloe =. C.r,,,
Knives. 'S-' '"pss' buuer
THE GoDnEss OF LIBERTY
~ "a n'ing' atsprc-en'liun Of the "G,iess M 10
ettN used al me Wig Convention. ''
au" .,- lNLOES a BROTHER k,,,.
NEGRO MAN FOR HIRE
on TUESDAY, MORNING. al IOt opcIocs ~. ,,ui hi-.
or INC balance 'ithe year, likely gro Man ao,l D.,
., !. r., Aues-
FIRST RATE MICH cow
WI be aided 10 the above sale, THIs MORNING
A. u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT HILL a co.

AREGILAR SALE DAYs-hfsndav. U;sf,..g,,,. ~.
trdnys sale pr Horses, every S4ixrday Can .,i,an
ees uaie On Goods sent 10 Auction
WI, be sold on WEDNESDAY NOR MING ne H. IA. 9Th
commencing al % O'Clock. In froa Of our auction
Bnfeaus- Tables Wardrobe
Chairs. Roc king DO, B-,istsafs
Heds' Cots CurleI HAIR and Shpek M,r,s.r.
Toilet Tables, &C.
~ GROCERIES.
lps lbs shoulder Bacon
100 lbs Hams
Sack salt, Sosp a..
ADDITIONAL.
Eight day Clocks
pus 10 30
Patent Lever watch JeSelry &c
an - RH& Co, Aue,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
or PESNsYI.yANIA.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
MEDICAL DBPARrMENr-rEsrl"N lsil-'t2
rus 'ciutea W commence Monday, the lst OF No
II NrtnhsT, aui be cuutuu~d, uud"t the following az
IaneCu'cai o. tho Iu.d,,lc at Mach ensuing
FraCtcc ani Theory of Medicine, b. Nathaniel 'h'lr
VI ID
Ch.uis'ry, by Roht Hare, NJ. u.
Surgcgy. by Mtn. Gibson, VI 10
Antony, Wu. a. uofu~r, n u.
Instituf.. 81 Me ucne ~ samuel Ihcfspn. u.
Murttt ac,tca ,uu Pharmacy, ~ Geo. II Nyf ID.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases oi Women aud children 10y
T,,nc,i Irctu,c s on Medicine, 10y W. w Cerhlrd NJ
u eud
CH,c, Lectures irEaTy, by Drn. Gibson aud iior
me- viii bn DELIVERED toe Philadelphia Ip Iis Ininss
levi -,uI.uis also admitted the Clinical lnrtIuc
lion a. the Penusy 'ysna bOspual ~ a., C.y
" v. uORNER.
D-uHs + ths N-ai,ai Faciiiy.
.oJChcsrut street, fhiia icphia.
M f2lNyfNnlt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
4 sITITATION WANTED.

A YOUNG Man Whu has been engaged In tho Merran.
n Tie business rr tho tsf four years and whs
come well rumruiri Del auNUUa fr obtains Ftuatnn
salesman W Clrtk boz mo- respectable House be- Rich.
mnnd ~ Pccrlhurg, NY GonHs uusc would be prefer
rd A4ircsa " 4 ~ ChrisfIarrytlc. W. f'aune WIat
compensation h'y wouldhc wiIins 70 give, will meet VIA
itnm date attention ~
INlE subscrhct has on han T. ~ the Depot 81 Gouuna
Vile and Will be- completed In Hro ior the fsil trade
large house suitable Tor wrolcEaic Grocery with
lgisnc NJ stairs rooms with Ere PAGES n each roon-
WHICH 70 will rcnt On moderate term
julio u CHA's BEALE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24

Va W"IshuTE Lottery. Glass g Tor lSil-Tn hc drawn
a. hlrAd RIA, on saturday, sNT August ISL Capf.s-
pr OF siJuOu 90 Ia. I5OOu, 3tu 22e7 30 oI ITl
~ OF Sh - e., 20 80 of Ia &c. Tickets sI-snarts 90
propor"' certificates Of packages OF y whole tic kets
vii hc sent Tor s N-shaTes in proportion
roc i1CEctE and Shares Ccrucat,s Of Packages b.
any OF the above splendid Lotteries, be very Tarcuart 10
sdlTess II NJ GOYT' r. ca,
Richmond, Va
oTd sioT Tickets from part Of tine United states 10y
maj OF otherwise 80 losing cash prize Tckctsth thank
uN received sad executed 10y return mall the same
prompt asniiHnas personal application, and the result
sehiNNhcnrcqucsted,)i Immediately airT the Drawng-f
tddTesse TO ID. NJ. HONT & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
GEORGE . YATES,
& q NJ NJ : ION AGEN L 3 .

No y UFT7lIU VT||'- UTTfIH"TT-
uTTER FOR sAIE, ~ rUr PACKAGE.
british GOODS
CtOTHS, CAssIMEREs. and VEsTiNgs of all t.rf,,,rs
- and styles
o. MERiNos, eo'd and black, and othok woRsTEp
BLANKETS, of 40 descriptions
low WuullENS. for Nero Tfrnfr-
uhNNASS PADplNG and other dundee LINENS
PINS, ~ various styles
IRlNI--thinfz. black anil white. Sc boo great variety
RAWoRflIs SPOOL COTTON, Of the varou. sryfes
Sc &c ~ ''
DOMESTIC GOODS
. PRINT from thr PcuuCp1rk works. also. from The
Franklin t'Ec, liver No. anil other Eastern wurgs-rau
slant supplies from each
BLtA'HEp GuOps.l"nE cloth, hccicd and elIcn-
drrci flush, from thC IyhtIrr Mills Iirpiu Cofgr,r,
Urd'HW, and other mills ''
NhuWN CuTTDNS-Gruuawirk K. ur.Ih4r, ant ..i..r.
sAIlNEIIS, CLOTHS, FLANNEt.s LINsEV-. { or
ION ilUkFS, &r.Nr. fu1g-lu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
IOO DOLI,,I,S - E,,5 -,

pAN AWAY tom the subscriber. ltyu- uu Churrr W..
IL 900 Hcnfco county. on the l2fh Of the pre- ur month
negro man named IIhDDElS. ThaddctIs fs q very f,r
" ur2W wu'ti' follow, with hushy hya 3 large black
"sScrs ant black eyes, from - o ~ years OLD i've rc
on Wheu ho Ic'i blue hnmcspuu coat. drah uvtr.rus
plrpsh panllunns, and low crown ran wool af ne -
ufrss coat n' u'cr ruiirug NOT rccnlrctcI ~ marks
except small scar over the right eve orrl
Eonri uN blow tom Vrrg uf wood. IL carried with
MN aI,iicr sealed aus directed 20 Mr. Dun Green T1l
mouth ffur' County ND a
hY which uamc r vii cu3gly to PASS, ,ru- rJ
the bearer ui hr letter. purchased Tnl1irus al ir
Bel Tavern, u thC city ufRichwuui, ON tho 9th Feb a
on r"nicm11 who .i-ur' no." uHwr uf VIM Chichester
a. iIr n ut sale. Tie above reward, and an
charges Wit Zoe T1i Ior luis apprehension BuI delivery FOB
ur, % lake uW f." SHfr twenty dsI'lrs no taken
MHh ' ~l",nr Ns confinement Boo any faI. HH. get
uin agr.u. JAMES MALONE
ny TrrFg Atar, will CORY f'.rce yg,Iss - 70,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
a FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.

SCHOOL for the instructor Of Youur Ladies viii he
opcn"' for tI" next ear, HaIe Grove near the
haiahaHu"rs A.aieiEE, u Caroline County. Inc bu 4.
ngs are suitable, commo0us, and well srr4agci: IN
cent Tor 90" r"uH"uru crarn0iatou uf Is or ~ ba ri.
sts- ne haiehh9rhsHu Is agreeable the situation
ueaNN an' r"hrcf T. u tive miles rom Pom Royel an
an 'EH miles iluW Toe RlFiahanuask River
" uHl 3s-h'h Nr' poses e rngaEe competent fear b.
' TOT enlarged female "fuga0u. aud Offers every assn.
r-nce anu ole se of -ssuls ami attention 10 mora.
lHt's AND culture. tie would Boz glad receive PROPOSE
us 10" u any one Disposed fH charge of sucn An o.
County. -' '''''1
10 lie las fwn daughters who will be pupils ami the
domestic arIaug' G-auts vll O.. under the rsrfrn an
control 81 iir lacy. PETER r. THORNTON
ta-ol'.c tuuuty- August srh, ISL. au Is tltGetf
to- Enc uircr will copy an forbid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24

BALTIMORE MARKET.-The English news
by the steamer Columbia caused M advance, on
Saturday, in the prices of Wheat in this market.
Sales were made at 100 to IS3 cents for Pcnnsyl-
wanna reds. On Friday the price was I27 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
SALE nE VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
ESTATE, AND UPwAI tDS Of FIFTY
sl.A rs. LN ID D n ID 80 ID % n rII iLsI,


IN IlE@DAN,th OH day NJ October next. if air, II
- not lne next ,sir day n pursuance OF decree OF The
u.uuty nj Hcnrco !mi ely Of Rchmous iut therein
Francis peiuc, Jr Eyor Of John wuolson dec H. and
others i"n'aii. VIII " sold O. tract Of Land commonly
calle BEAR GARnEN bling u the county of Buc king
hem, on James RIVER near the town Of New Canton CON
ianl1- 80 lTir more or loss wh large proportion sup
rate quality together with lcrups then growing upon r
tn' haml i9' n,",,rG' consist ~ comfortable Dwc
also barn wuha n,g Wheat Nachiuc thereto aifacEci
The -tiJ fr'uci. ncnnn TO tho an Tr,re
ant R!nIgiI iI'tn,nn d.., 10y lccl late tr jHh Jan
tines ca,c Long Jml Talcy Harry Issac Tom tnr Inrr
is,t.. AlieTf EiH J,ri,p, Mar Nm I1}L l1ll'
Molly Peer, M1rds Mansfield aui spencer and The ,I
namely sarah, L'ynia Nancy and William ,cl.ir.1 "i
M,ry '1'. ''' george ""'" anu elizabeth ''df'n Of
T1c ulc wlnakc place At BcarG,fIcu.
IERMs-furthc Slaves, rr,.ly money.
For the Land on credit without interest during the life
only boz The event r" nir sii Func - Dcanc, J, shall
nc leaving 49, c.si of children within tc truc ncut aud
gorh,rcof to DE otancrslcd fom The slI sum VI ti5o
one aoi,w5ys,is, ~ FRANcis +. pG,%E. r.. OF
JNO. 4. CUNNINGHAM
Atthc s,mo time an place above mentioned, s6i n pur.
The rlowiut sl,ycs 10y the sI Francis Wc1o,
~ IN The nni"rHgnr trustee, ~ fc benefit Of Lewis R1
rally Tou. tsou NJ s,l,j Fly Crorrc SIM Russcii be-
~ " Sniwr Cor Shal.l rpmtur OH Ton, Siucon, Mtry
Duke, Mara, EIwtri, Sr.l1, Ralph and Dtvy.
RDWI gWArttNEN, TuHrc.
A. The 'mo nmc and place aud n pursuance 1rnc same
d"cfeo above mentioned, will hc sold the following pcrsn
nat pr'pCry conveyed i1 tho uu3crsrnri hv ihr said
Ifln-7 b''n' IT, ny decd dated Oct October 1912 boz
tu Tor auuirY creditors, namely
Al crops NJ the Hrar gtrIpn pf,Yf,r., ..t,ffy
hNei'l uclnf' 'e dY ~ sale; 1ll thc horses mules cat
Tie, sl'"p aud Stocks uf ryrry ttrutY..
chlnc7, not being nuutcs tito land fn,. gpi.1,.ns
wIgnus. carts amigo "
TER - For ll SUMS NOT exceeding esp ttN. for ali
pucnH-cafn t1f amount or over, on crrft ofG ,,fs
VOL Son.
bonds will pndHcruriiyf NJ hc option az the TtYst,ra
WI " MACEARLANU,,
~ 2 Dc rn'dH W RHODES Trustees.
u-- the tyuchburg Nirciuilu will publish tbc ,i,,,,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
SEQ REWARD

II Al AWAY from The subscriber, the Ooh n June
~ last Negro MAN uy thr name BOB Is or a wears
o. age feet or luch"s high lni weighing leo or 10
bsngnci 10 he Iule ut ayell0w connie E0n Be tor
mcrly belonged % Jincs Long. and wa sold hy the admit
nistraiors 81 said Long about years ago lie Is we'll
known Ia tie ne'ghhouIh'Od of Rockingham his prlb1.
bic ne mfy have obtained urE"I papers and will atfsruur
t. make hs wdN 90 OF the free states will civ. nc
above reward for Dis and confinement n any
JAIL or Otherwise, 60 that get him
ALLEN McCLsEiLL.
NNt n-. y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
Fatal Disaster a, Syracuse, .Mas York.

uF 0yTa'HSt, .NtW ToTK.
hro broke out at Syracuse, y. Y. last Friday
night, which spread rapidly and collected a vast
concour.e OF people. A barrel Of gunpowJer, un.
known 10 any one, which had been recently stored
on the premises, ign,ed and exploded with terrible
effect Thirty or more persons were instantly
Killed, and forty or fity seriously wounded. Many
were missing, who, i: i. supposed were killed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24
PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES. Sc.

regular SAFE Day, Wednesday.
C =, hereafter we shah devote "Wednesday
n A[I hVInln =. IN each week particularly to The
EE ~ s@Ie o.! Horses. Carriages, Vehicles. Cattle
-AAhNc sale commencing At half past 10 %.
clock. precisely. ~
W. oe Kept a. our desk Tor he saecf II5rsas
,l,'rf Pvary OF publicly Al entries mae Tor ptS
~ Ss sou 20 regular order with the Rrgistsr
al'iIln o. those engaged u tli, BUSINESS i direct
:. we prnnnsn' situation cur stand psssessIog 30
n t-ites over anE auction establishment In ne civ
an an "a a. SAFES e@shei Immediately Il desired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-24

a Several Rooms u the rcw building opposite
f3r4 the Racks sui''hic Tor Ufhgcs lus looms.
ksSm Ais, ar-e aui comfortable House on Locust
--111-strect, Tccenuy occupied a. boarding house
Apply RICH. hill, JT a co.