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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12


TROUBLE AT THE WEST.
On Sunday last Gen Chandler
the Commissary General, re-
ceived information from Au-
burn that a few nights previous
ly the arsenal a. that place bad
been forced open, and a piece
of ordnance belonging to the
state stolen therelrom; also,
that another gun, belonging to
an artillery company, kept in
another part Of the town, had
been stolen. These advices were
accompanied by other intorma-
ton. which induced the con-
missary to start for Auburn on
Sunday, to look after, the inter
ests of bis Department; and he
rived there yesterday NOR
ming. He learned that the track
of the gun-carriage OF the last
piece mentioned was traced a.
bout eight miles, where it was
entirely lost. No information
could be obtained oftheir piece.
An old man, residing near
the arsenal where the gun
belonging to the state was
kept, states, that hearing a
noise in the night, he arose, and
on looking out, it being bright
moonlight, he saw eight or ten
men forcing the doors ofthe ar
senal, and also saw them take
away Ithe gun. General Chan
der has issued a proclamation,
offering a reward of twenty
five dollars for the gun, and a
; like sum for the arrest of the
authors of the misdemeanor.
Reports had also reached him
at Auburn that several other
pieces of ordinance father west,
particularly at Buffalo, had
been stolen at the same time
But the intelligence was con-
sidercd doubtful.
The Auburn Journal receiy-
ed yesterday states that two
more pieces of ordnance are
missing-one of them belong
| ing TO an artillery company in
the town of Cato, and the other
| in the town of Scipio. The for
mer was traced TO the canal.
but no farther. The Journal
adds:
"Rumors are rife as to the
object ofthis moyement-and il
cannot be denied that so long as
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
APPENDIX TO the HISTORY OF
LOVER CANADA.
PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, there IL too much reason TO
believe that the ctiZrns Of the United
States, IN disrrc ard VI the solemn warning
her, tot II given to them by he pruelsma-
tons issurd by the Excculive al The Gen.
era Government, aud bv some of the Gov
ernors Of the states, have combined "a dis
tugb tie peace oi the domnions 81 neigh
boring and friendly nation: And WHEREAS.
Information has been given io me-. derived
from lFicial and other soufcrs, that many
clilzrns IN different parts ol the Unitc,.
States are associated, or associaiing, for
the purpose: And whereas, dh'ufbanrrs
have actually broken o,i anew in different
parts II The two Csnadss: And whereas,
hostile invasion has been made BY eliizrns
ri the United Siairs, IN conjunction with
Canadians aud Others, who after loriblv
~ei2lBg upon the property 0t thrf peaceful
nrghto1 for The purpose of ehrctiue their
unlawful designs, are now in sfnrs against
the authotiiies OF Canada, in perfect lis
CO ard of their own obligations ss Amrri-
can citizen, and of the obligations oil tho
Government Of their county 10 foreign
nations:
Now, Therefore, have thought Il neecs-
sary aud proper ioissne this proclamation,
calling upon every citizen oi the United
States neither 10 give counirnsnce nor en-
cou sqemcnl Of any kind 10 those " ho have
thus forfeited their claim Ia the proiscIion
o. their couhtry; npon ihase misguided or
deuArd persons who are engaged in hem
10 abaf don PROJECTS dangerous % their own
country. fatal 10 those whom they profess
desire ~ felirve, impractichbe ~ exteu-
ton without foreign cid, which they can
not nationally EXPECT 10 Obtain, and giypiug
Use In imputstions( hawrser unlounded)
upon The honor and good faith Of their own
Government; hpon every officer. civil and
military, and upon every fIItzen-bv the
venrraiion due by eli frermen 10 The laws
which they have sssis'rd IN enact fnf .brir
own 2oveInmei--hy bis regsrd fr the
honor and reputation of his country by
lis love of order and respect f.r that a.
cre.l code Of laws by which naiicnsl in,rr-
course is rrgolsisd--io uSs every Effort In
his l.owrf so arrest for trial smI pUsish-
ment every ofiender against ihr lsws pro-
viding for the performance ~ our ohlIgr-s
ions IN the other Powers ri the wofId.
And | hefehg warn all those wh o have
engaged IN these criminsi enterprises, IL
persisted In, thai. whatever NAV he the
condition 10 which they NAV b. reduced.
they must not expect the interference 81
this Government, in any fosm, On their
b-hall. bot will be Jeff. FrprosrhrS BIZ every
sirioous fellow ciiizsns. ~ h. dealt with
according to he policy snd justice 81 ihs,
Government whose dominipns ihry bswr,
n de6ence 81 the Known wishes and efforts
NJ their own Government, and withoai The
.haddow II Justification OF excuse, nrfsSi-
onslv invaded.
6 iven under nv hand, 81 The city 81 Wash
iagton, the iw-siy-fifsl dsv al sossrn-
her, in the wear ri COR Lord one if'au~
sand eight hundred and thirty eight
and the sixiv third 81 the Undergraduates
Of tie UDitcd States. =
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
Very SENTIMENTAL.

The ia np--and rsc bccn flung
Sky-high and worse than that,
The Girl whose phases have sung
With pen, with pencil snd WITH tongue
SAID NO! ard tell fat.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12

The Devastation war steam vessel, OF
! 600 tons. was launched ~ Woolwieh, on
week, She is so iect long.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

I HAVE opcncda Grocery stui" opposite the Oi Market
the house long occupied Gy Mrs. brotherhood b,
which hHCn hitcd In first style. oirr AZ ths SAND
selection good Groceries, aud Ihcap as can Lr
found in this city Tho following urcT to families
and others IA any quantities. viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
FIRE AND MARINE IssU-
RANCE COMPANY
n T. No v Al.


TUE once Of this Company has been removed TO the
basement ~ the Exchange Hotel the Poet
once ~. COMPANY are now PREPARED TO receive appl.
cations Tor lN-lkANtE AGAINST FIRE on BUILDINGS Il
all kinis-GOOnS wARES MERCHANDISE, HOUSE.
HOLD flRNll UGE, Ac. audi a. grant Policies terms
a. liberal a. those Of any good Ofcc They asp pre-
parci to receive applications fr iNStRA NtE sguS MA.
RlNE HAZARDS on FOREIGN Hnd DOMESTIC vOYA.
IES, aud IN issue Policies satisfactory terms This
Company being HOME INSTITUTION; uz stock oNus,I
sv-i nt''y In thus Guy, and ~ Directors known 10 the
community uuVu''uahly give u strong claims upon their
especially, when u h. remembered that
earnings distributed bIrk again through the
~ NhCuc" they derived, and that possesses the
means limt,G b. true bot capable uy Euccsssul 10.
su"-S Of snsTg"mrUt) Of sfprtiuR factez
may tu-uT" with them Il needless perhaps IN enlarge
on these and suilsr considerations Will reality
sen themselves with proper force " reflection Nor
- deemed ne To urge the imp, Olnsuranc.
on community La. this We all aware that prudence
sugC"siS the UTupncty II guard properly sggius
the great dangers Of Fire the when
comparatively small outlay requisite 20 30 IT, Il
may b. well Gcmirkc however" that the credit ofone pos
scssc Of but limited means greatly sT,ng enCd by his
heing insured, and that business worthy attention.
I that wall not pay insurance.
Applications 10 both departments. made the oslce
the Company. person 10y letter, tic IN
dcrs guct Will always with prompt atenuo u, and
proper claims losses will be airiy and promptly aiu
| cd and psd by the Company
u EFal.. IauF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
TENNESSEE prsENTURArIEp.

Our information from the Tennessee Elections
leaves no doubt that a majority Of Wings arc elect.
ed TO the Legislature, so that hcncclprh Tennessee
will bo represented by two Wings n the Senate Of
the United States.
Our readers arc already aware that Mr. Jones,
tho Wing candidate, has been elected Governor of
the State. His majority Is cyol greater than here.
toiJro Cslim1lcj.-NaL Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

FROM the Ma ionsl IntcHg ~noeT. AUG. -
More thsn once, tw ice, three, lately, We have
had occasion to express our JOY at the despatch Of
measures Of great public importance OF the present
session Of Congress. Another such occasion pre-
sonts itself. IN announcing to our readers, rs wo
have the pleasure to do, that the PREsIptsr did,
yesterday, approve and sign the brll TO ESTABLISH
UNBORN srsTTn ~ BAsERuPrcr, which 10 now
the law Of the land, to take effect IN February next
Honor to an Administration that has 50 early &C
comp ishcd that bcncfcent ork which thirty years
Of aJor.ous effort had hitherto failed TO effect! la
the prompitude with which the President has APP
proved this Till tho Public will see confirmation
strong Of what suggested the other Jay, as to
the cordial cooperation which might DO anticipated
from the Executive IN the remaining great mei-
sures OF the session.
| In the Senate, yesterday, the bill to establish
the Fiscal Bank returned by the President with
objections was reconsdered and OF course ryee'sd,
two. thirds Of the members Of both Houses being
required TO re pass a bill which the President dis.
approves.
In regard to a Bank, or Fiscal Agent, what will
now be done We are not able TO say. But We
may venture to assure ouI readers that an excel
lent spirit prevails among friends IN Congress.
There is evidently among The majority, in both
Houses. n general disposition TO harmony and to
united and efficient action. Expressing our own
opinion. which rs a sort Of aggregate OF the rumors
and opinions which come TO our ears, we should
say that the general sentiment, at the present mo.
men incIines strongly towards q plan of Fiseai
and Exchange Bank, limited in its operations to
matters universally acknowledged to bowthin the
authority OF Congress, and steering clear Of all the
objections stated IN tho late Veto Message. We
do not undertake TO predict that such plan will
certainly be brought forward al the present session;
but, # such u measure should be brought forward,
and should succeed, ia such Il form as TO harmonic
opinions, and we, accomplish objects of public I'M
portance intended by 1t, 1t would constitute one
Of the most Cycnlfu occurrences ia our political
history, and if not "gory enough" for this or any
other Administration, would be signal comPo-
nent part Of its renown. Not knowing, after what
We have seen, what may rot he accomplished by
the present spirit OF the Wings in Congress, we
anIious'y conjure them, one and all, to Island up
to the rack" Let not man leave his place until
the end shall be seen! a few workine-Jays no1
may bo worth SIX months' session under other
circumstances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
room \. Y. Express, Aug I9-3P.M
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.

We learn from the Office Of HOrnden's Express,
that Mr.. Parker, Of the Telegraph, Boston, announ-
eed just before the train left that city at half past
o'clock, Z. NJ. yesterday, that the Cunard steamer
was below; but on account of the heavy fog was
coming up very slowly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
HIGH MEADOW FOR SALE.

WILL b. soi 70 TIC ut. est ltler on ne pr-u,ss
w On FRIDAY IN" 2ith i,y Of -"pte nbor men 10 ms
or Nt' ~ ore -4u iH0y 49, 'Jull nrnts 10 rear
'oW the first e JlEuaty ueI, g.g OF Land
" hiur Co. SiGg 80 miles asst Of Rich1ut a-J se al
insane" 'rnn James arrive 2ICl res about loo
zee o. ~h Ia vel clothed With Iuui ald .rl t.
4botL 5hs oI iIe open l-"d lined AT luurst auu IL
very Productive Ia suitable crrr 10 erse f srnS6T H. an
e. co7IgNy 70 Fr n9nI The imp -0vsuIants re r7si
F9sz.rsicE VIII De Eise Inc Hsy January ne -.
%. I'h''v fr4u,eito Tnv any ed red n aEy limo.
Ae SO Ill 'a<e place 'hoI limit or 30 serve.
40 Vii ~ s0 on me Jay. the prrl---r- E
AeE OF Tar 81 on 'yhL are NO good lying m fs
tZhHouIloof u Eess.a- Re- N.s. ant John q als
about mic lUa aa Rio hrnunI. This viii be- t
IN Two separate loo, the the ~ tract
Except thar possession viii DC given the si fDr~e
Der n"Et EICHD HADEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
no Wy ERIENDS AND THE pIInIIC

CALT.-ItSU sacks Liverpool sat, pIirnc condition,
= Tor sale 10y DUNLOP, MONCuRE a 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

.iyg '.r saI" ar-s stock Of plated s;re, aua .rs-
- y. ~ r"rEf..IUG gHlf. of
Fine IEt'cH AMI Steel SuHl17q
20 Un In curb rf's
tr Hn PrI.au.s
F~E'sI .f.H.H iaafHaTs
tn,eH NuwrHu.
Ave. -Trr-.. ser g., Bands Sc &c.
u.s. VA INV. SMITH 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
NJ rHFw.itfls Hdr.rr and r8usrri affi. Senate.

Washington Barrow OF Mssissipp, Ch1rgc d.
Afr,rcs at the Court Of Her Most Faithful Majesty
the Queen of Portugal
Ambrose Baber Of Georgia, Charge d. Ailaircs
near the Government oi SARDINIA.
John Pcndcton Of Virginia, Charge d. Ailircs
TO tho Republic n Chilli
James s, Calhoun Of Georgia, Consul Tor the
port Of Havana,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

SSIb The A. Iroppcrrf 81. 49, AUAGUN, Capt Wright
@-- carries 70 haus Tobacco. al Cry Point. 10
readiness Tor cargo. Apply % CHAS. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
FORM OF POWER OF ATTORNEY.


BACON BEEh1 ClDElS, g..
lust received a lot Of prime country cured Hams
~ ~ bhs fresh Beer
~ du Newark CIDER
~ tons Mould Boards, asserted Sizes Of Palmer Me.
CUWiCk'E patent.
Aud tally expected per schr LynehbuTG,
IS casks OF prime Cheese
4 lot ut wooIwITc, BroOus &C.
au2i-st ELLIS & ELIETT.
Quot ot al from the EuaN Company ul BAN.
- more, the quality Of which Is highly approved Of
selling the market price, Agents for said Com
pAny. DAVENPORT Il ALLEN,
an Az tlT fF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

R-SN FOR Z ~ Az TER,
AkiS The \. l. ship ANGELO, Capt CIaTksOu, carries
- So hhds Tobacco. Apply 20
au7 CHA= PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
EnoMASD no THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
NORTH OR SOUTH
VIA CANAL TO sCoTTsvILLE.
So 49, ea,3sg a. = !,

-, - s,s.sls9 Eas,sss &c. Elll
IiiE usW, sNfu.luuluE Packet H1lt NPRIS- ttpf
4 Elliott. will leave Redmond. from our huIne 100 fNa
Hfsu a. fhc foot " lgH surUf1 on Turst,,s Thursday
on Monday. We lays aud Fridays att H.cIUrs r. VI
Pm.
Passengers from the wraf by Parish cos forr horse
post rut.HtF will arrive Boo due time fHr the packet. au
VIII De- detained only hour u ~turzy r arriving BOB
Richmond af uUugs IS. " 900 uur fu fHsr the Northern
"r southern train u Aruu. rrurs are u progress
Co convey passengers fU UTH..fIr. fu arrival uI f
u'.krf H e.Hravy. where they yy. enter Parish Co.'s
.1' Of stages fhr next morning frg ~1uurnu no o'clock
by hs arrangement Ir difficulty OF detention ur HHukr
VILE u"W complained uf. Wi. NH ulsHf,I
Passengers taxing fuIs route wfI frByrI 10 m.Ta Hy
P'rN'L nn Nr most Pleasant HuI permanent V1fnI fHH
rHn1 having view uf fnr mNTf romantic scenery and
finest cultivated farms Hu Jrmra River
Lm,rng ir valley NJ virginia lT EHrkfsh Cap. Hu OH t
WI" kI-"t i'"I. tH IaTutHu and directly uu .H the
M'Wr rurNuE U''nI ~ way uf fHr NuuraI gIfFrH rr
Warm ~|rnE#f.Wa having view of f.. fI.H Nf.#, of
virginia ul t.r Insane Hospital arH ura ami Dumb ID,
'1u 100 -.luunr HuH Che boost sublime aud IU4Hfnf
mountain scenery 900 u.r world, auH will arrive 40 fB.
WHO sulphur Hu. HTg rrr." shan fnr tyurHHurF rH..
Toe undersigned hWrr themselves frff their r.s.r
will not Doe surpassed ur fprrH ur comfort aud homo H,
uIrrmHrE attention nn OBJ. part ut fr agent, .f.Irs
Hf the boat fu fr COM r br convenience ui ptssrr-rra
foo MORT a. portion off pubic patronage.
JuUN BLAIR, sULPIIIWpsUN a co
nF- For Passage HHH other Information raunrrfa s
This route, apply fob fnr Bgrr fr corner of T1H street
AMI the Rs7'n Rank rai HC U1r oi iHr Columbian Hotel
kIt'.mruH JOHN a. EARRt~ AGENT
AHau. Hl, I-iI.u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

fI'lll undersigned Hr. THa.u Doc Main HfrT#
recently urguurIu F Sir John IS 1Ht aud offers fo Hs
friends arI fh0 UHH.. favorable terms general ne
aNuWrut OFF Family Grr. cries. selected with boo t-
auIfhr northern markets dc will Hr assisted Ion Is bu
srres by Mr . ". I.mpk.ua.
BuN ROBERT " uURTON.
I ONDON MUsTARDy.u..r.
- American Hn ITO '.'..''
Chocolate, sIvirrsntsT1 f rrinc qualify. f1r sale
an - DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
pELLE ISLE NAIL~.#N uU supply aud gene.
~ cal assortment Of Relic Isle N1s, u t1 sale ~
luR join Y TRtPLErT s son
nLD APPLE HHANDS.-Is bbls enc olt Apple
- Nr'UdJ be- sioIg, ipr sale hy
jul2 JOHN Y TRIFLErT 8 son.
IEIGLERs wHIsK EY.-IJO barrels Lcsler's
- OdWhiskey, iu store, for sale by
Jug JOHN TRIFLETT 4 SON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
ROYAL PAEUIsH


IIAs removed from rhoeE Hnl 10 Gary street IN
u part o. the tenetnens iornsrly occupied hy IA.
fenpou Auen-Nhere he be- prepared fu nsh is for.
ner Customers on as accommodating terms any other
house IN the place Tie will also tend Do ard
Forwarding business JUS m
DWELLING HOUSE on sIiOCkOE Hill
WANTED on sL0es0e MI a comfortable Dwelling
~ House, with .upd yard and garden, and less
'han three or four chambers. Apnly 70
aus INLOE:S BROTHER
FOR RENT.
TUE apariouH Office present occur by the subsrr
Il Der, opposite the Bank Of Virginia.
al I'll 90. BALDWIN.
I'bE subscriber will sell Produce Pig Iron, &c and
ceiNe, store, AMI Onward every description % Msr.
eLandE" For this purpose his warehnuss on the BASIN
ohefs many Advantage the charge Of drayaRe
oh.'"is shipped or received by the Canal
lie 10 also prepared % have executed the TrstRear
Work. orders ipr Bar Cast Iron ~ every o. seripon
au E-du - v. ANDERSON.
E'lNE OLD RYE wHl=KEY.-sur sr,or OH RYE Wnis
EsJ, Ia quantities. o. sui purchasers
ia 10 JBABBoTy
SULKEYs. sULI<EYs-I have on hand tao
le 10 ALFRED KING
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

FU RNLT URE,
AND LEASE OF TIE AMERICAN HOTEL.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. August q. a, . O'Clock.
by order ~ present Pr pc Tor, " e sntIrc FuT
lili e. &c he.nnGE- 60 .Ac America Hotel agra-IBg
great variety q wei kept article, a.
FEATHER BEDS, Bst.f.u. and E-.fgteaT4
Mahogany DIlnE tables
D. B'e7siasJ 30
Spring seat sofas
Mahogany Siictoarls
Do Bureau.
MaRtel and ToiIette Glasses
MaTiTObes, Toilette Tables
Mahogany amt cane seat Chairs
CARPETS and Hearth Rugs
Work Tables, WaEhsfaaIs
Brass FeuIers. Shove's and TJpgs
China anil Glass Ware
Kitchen Utensils, &c. sc.
ALSO,
The BAR, FIXTURES AND LIQUORS.
&c B1r one OF the best To- the CITY Is finely furnished
lily. VI ''f''''' qua
THE LEASE, at 10 o'clock.
AZ 10 o'clock, precisely, will sell the rluaxnirat
.a'ns over oET years 10 rum Of this arge and urpo
Jus uHAinZ It's situation, the corner OF Main and 2fh
sNeeis' Prominent as well central which render. /,
s-iae toT store or ResIO alive. The stand is busI
ness mouse i well established, and should command fh,
attention Of Merchants and Tavern Keepers generally
EJ- sale without reserve. for cash
Az ~ INLOES 4 BROTHER. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
BY ROBERT HILL s co.

HHh~E-. 81. At AUCTION
Oh SATURDAY NEXT he 2'stfnsfarf We vii v,I o.,
front Yi SI- auc'oI t'O-e n'n-Inr AZ 10 O'clock
--l.n and h-fn'ss HOi.sES srVNrll Young MULE a.
au-S ROBERT HILL * co, Alrt4
$780, Al OPTIONAL
w TO - added 10 our oI SATURDAY IA lary. and
likely Young Mules Just Hsn'ucEy SALE without To-
HetNg. kObT HILL a CO Alc's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
OFFICE EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA

kIcH'r7SD, ith August, 1871.
w ira ne view OF completing the Cap7l sock fine
w Exchange Bank % N.rgLla-there vet remaining
10 be disposed Of 81 sharcs-the undersigned sers Tor
sac any part tneTesL al 500 per share AfeT he paw.
Ass Of The July dividend each share computed TO "a
worm Slo uy reason Of the surplus fund having reached
per eeE;. on the Capital.
alt n W P. STROLLER C,.hInr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY II. & w. PANNILI.
Norfolk, Tuesday, Sis, August.
SUGAR, MOLASSES, WINES. &c.


Al
On the above day a. N o'clock shall sell al auetiob
90 the India wharf the bTdse the CARO- of hs
~ hhds Porto REQ sugar
80 10 Porto Rico NOlasses
me cargo o. -hI Atlantic, from MsyaEucr consisting
100 hhds Porto Rico sugar
Inc greaer part Of the above Sugars, composed
the well known prime brands"Cipti ana'-s NadaIr--Rs
soluuon'-"Ramon CsTbouer' and Va
On the same day and place ~ shan offer for N
Sparkling Hook
-, ~ hah gpes coEnse brandy toDs OF which Is very
And nmc datsy after the above s.lss are -t.e =, d. Z.
Cuuom House Store
hid, qr casks, hsfqr easks Of finest Old L Ma.
iqr casks and half ar casks Of choicest Crane juice
valera Wine. The whole ofthe excellent brand Ss~ron
Gordon, COssar 60, and imported eIpressy for ms
market. no Terms al sale.
ROBERT SOUTTER, Jr. a co
=. =. " w PASSILL Auc's
Norfolk, Va, lSih August, lsiI. au 10 tlq,u
There are two caTgoes Of sugars expected 10 arrive be
fore the above DAY Of saewhirh will as be as on .,us
.'' '-'''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

TUE iuOss rtrr has ON AN At ,hs Depot a, Gorions
v E. 'nl viii - c ap. ed zoe the an trad.
zrse hous" suitsbIr for a Wholesale Grocer 60.
io!'noe mp stairs rooms, with GTs-y.aces In sac noon
which he VII. rent on uodera.c term
IN IS n CuAtS pprF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

%.s;. & S':. z . 1.95. '05.. q.
ROBTRT HILL { co,
an ~ street. irn.rH- DO H"L
} ASTCETE.--A uIml ar.f Horse. can gt Jas .rIgHl
up.u 1re NsaIus PasurH-r. az % ger heat. o. f.T
.DCk hppIytu no u. = -li.uER.
az 2l-u Soar EicHron., 90. AZ thH WIG utrr.
] wish TO req, a Cnuy,.isnt Dwelling CO.. e.
EEZfA with EU'aU Garden attag Bee. -.H ."f
Esfm Church Iil ~. UNNlEil,
ssh.lk- L. II --lLr. .---N- Il Z L.
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ips four hundred situated seven miles West oi
Ei,h,unnd and lee tun the Canal where the wuoh
iron, The land may delivered aud lime obtained from
urprT country a. price t. justly the n on the
anI Thcts this tract shum sixty acres e excel
lent ,nWlsui, and about hundred and Gny
IA 6nr aud otiapa growth. 4 minute description
deemed unucccrS,ryas 3. presumed 40 on" Will pur
chase before examining the premises. The land viii be
ShnNn any Que wishing to purchase, 10y my pNct-"cT
living the plhS myself Spring Farm, the
Brook Turnpike, near Richmond.
NJ. H. GARDNER.
IIruriro. Aur 2I Wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

eftSS The splendid shin SEA will leave Hampton Roads
ahop' lFf October sooner if required by .uIi-
pcTs For freight Tas-sEs. which will be taken 0E
rates. apply to !. VI. MeCulloek . 60, PrtersbutE
auT GnA- PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

WANTED immediately, a NEGRO WOMAN, To
w cook for small family. Avery liberal hire will De
paid wM. q. SANDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21

NEW AND FAsHIONABLE HATS
80 We have rI-f received ~ -gur TIscaro.
w. Il r.. a .1t Of those beautiful CASTOR. NJ
HE IRA ami NOLEShlN HATS. Please call
I aud examine.
EAk {. 4 J. :. ROOT.
H[H5ASLF|0 Man street.
- Opposite the Ruins VI the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-21
HOYI & CO'S OEEICE

UTH7lIt JETEFr, Richmond, Ve
There's lt->si aIttulT's Lucky COURT,
"hIcu,so Jn sscur -, leads n 70 ~ FoETrNE
ShdespsGrE HggTgrs1.