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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QuARrEns OF THE ARMY.
.A4utant Generals Office, }


Washington, April Il, lS4l.
The death Of the President OF the United states
having been officially announced from the War
Department, the Major General connanding-in-
chief, communicates 10 iite army the mLlaicholy
intelligence with feelings of ilie most profound
sorrow. The long, nrduons, aud faithful military
services in which President Harrison has been
engaged since The FIRST set4en'eHt iS iIe Wes,ern
country, from rhc rank of subaiiern to that Of
Commander-in-cief,a arc too well known TO re.
quire recital of them here. ii is sufficient to-
point TO the fields of Tippecanoe, the banks Of The
Miami, and the Thames, in Upper Canada, 10 re-
cal to many of the soldiers of the present army
The glorious results Of his achievements against The
foes of his country, both savage and civilized.
The Army has OH II former occasion been called
upon TO mourn The loss Of distinguished patriots
who have occupied tie Presidential Chair, hut
ts il the first time since The adoption OF the
constitutional has TO lament the demise of Pres
ident while in the actual exercise of the high
functions of the Chief Maglslracy OF the Union.
The members of the Army, in common with
their fellow citizens Of All classes, deplore this
nalonul bereaymeni but, although, they have
os, friend, ever ready TO protect Their Interests,
his bright example in the paths OF honor anu glo
nv still remain Tor their emulation.
The funeral honors directed TO be paid by the
troops in paragraph SOB of the General regnl-
tons will bo daily Observed and the troops at The
several stations will be paraded at ten A: NJ,
when This order will be read, after which all la
hors for the day will cease; the national ting will
be displayed at hafs,aff; at dawn of day lhIr-
teen guns will he fired, besides the half hour
anns as directed by the regulations; and, nj tie
close of the day, national salute. The standards
ouidons, mud colours of the several regiments will
| 5s mt in mourning for The period of six months
and the officers will wear the usual badge Of
mot mourning on the left arm above the elbow, and
an ,he In of the sword for The same period.
By order of Alexander Mocomb, Major Gener'
al, Commanding. Chief.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

Among the most sincere mourners at the grave
of our late President were lhP entire. Corporate
Bodies of the cities of Washington, Georgetown
aud Alexandria, with their Executive officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19


The following gentlemen, as Pail Bearers, were
designed to represent the several States and Ter
rtorles which are attached TO their names, at the
Funeral Of the late President:
r. Cuts, Esq for Maine.
Hon. c. Gushing, Massachusetts.
w. Il. Lloyd, Esq Connecticut.
Gen. John Granger, N. Y.
M. Wiling, ESP Pennsylvania.
David Hoffman, Esq Maryland.
Hon. T.. ID. White, N. c.
Gen. ID. H. C,inch, Georgia.
Colonel Rogers, Tennessee.
Nj. Durnd, Esq. Louisiana.
Anderson Miller, Esq. Mississippi
DR.. Perrine, Alabama.
a. w. Lyon, Esq. Arkansas.
Hon. J. ID. Doy Wisconsin.
Hon. w. b. Carrier, Iowa
Hon. J. b. Moore, New Hnmpshire.
NJ. St. Clair Clarke, Esq. X. /.
Hon. llaud Hall, Vermont
lion. g. &. Washington, ~ J.
Hon. a. Nuudnin, Delaware.
MAJOR Camp Virginia.
John Carter, Esq. South Carolina.
Th. Crtienden, Esq. Kentucky.
Mr. Graham, Ohio.
Gen. Robert Hanna, Indiana.
d. G. Garnsey, Es1. Illinois.
Major Russell, Missouri.
Cen Howard, Michigan.
Hon. T.. Downing, Florida.
r. Smith, Esp District of Columbia.
! Among the most sincere tnourners at the gray
of our late President were the entire Corporal
Bodies of the cities of Washington, Georgetow
aud Alexandria, with their Executive officers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19
PAIL BEARERS.

above instances, in the feeling of respect due to
the memory Of the honored dead
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

---- ININ ~ 'tTIIIT TTITV
OF guards in ponIpous mail arrayrd,
Bastlun, or moated wall, or mound,
Or palisahe,
Or covered trench, secure and deep,
All these cannot one victim keep,
Oh death from Thee,
When thou cost battle in thy wrail,
Aud thy strong shafts pursue their path,
UnerrlngY."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-04-19

The following additional particulars we extract
from the Washington correspondence Of the New
York EXPRESS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

mat the President desires to dictate TO Senate. y;
sh manner they are TO discharge their high rnn..
| nom, In regard to the second charge or 1,.in,,..
| non' am sure "a Wing" even, (hoSeyer I, I.n,I,.
re may desire to see the way cleared 20 m,Ls Al,
Gay Presidency after second sober thonsh,n ,,I,
rcerae' u, as unjust, yes, p,lpably unjust TO Mr
OF hnd l call upon "a Wing" to furnish the
proo', the slightest proof Ia Justify il. | am snrc
- nor sni and II IA Wing" intended 10 NIL
mus charge, must be peritted to say that !, !.
usr upon that Sirtuous man. wb,,Ls, a..
uIenu' OF Mr. Tyler have manifested ans, S..
sue 10 no Il HIM upn the candidate E,r m. y,vt'.
p"y' i Know not | have seen no eyiIenr. ~ -
a. t ts part 81 his personal friends who ar, Ihs -;
uNuuais aimed at by "a Wing" ami unon - ~,
NJ s 0natGe is made; respectfully ask for IN. r,nco
nu' suppose they did desire to hold hin, ~ ~
eanu,uate Tor the Presidency, what p,in.nIn :,
Nh'eh they lose sight OF in go doins1 Il, y 70 :.
no man should be twice elected to the p,.s;Jsn.,p
r 90 not see how this principle ia yiol,,sJy,,
iyler has never been elected P,.siJen,Nb. nc
. Iy'er even been n candidate FOE tho Pre.iJcn.,
a nc wings have noyer that | know of con,aoyy.,
ma' VeeauS' man happened To be elected w
'eS'Ich'' ami 10y the death Of tho PresJrn, 80
eeo1eu 70 the duties Of the office that Le e,her
vi Sou!I DC disqualified from thereafter bens esc,
IN whall have said have intended M, % ,,,,,,,
oae, anu nope no one will teel ofienieJ-I baya
IN, ,Teely' but only what believed To be The
on, ahuour probably requires OF me to saw /
ani friend OF John Tyler. | presume "A wiz
70 DC friend Of Henry Clay. Thus. we st,nJ rs
ANOTHER WING,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

IN Hanover, at the residence Of her husband,
Thomas q Tlnsloy ESQ., Mrs. HARRIEr w TINS,
LET, IN the 39lh year Of her uge.
In me death OF this most excellent lady, her fam
Nv and friends have to deplorc no ordinary loss.
To The lighter accomplishments and grices which
tend TO rehne and swcelen The intercourse orlfs she
added those higher and nobIor qu1lities, that
strength Of moral principle and consciontiousness in
the discharge Of duty, which rendered her as we'll
blessing, as an ornament to society. Admirable in
all the relations Of life, II was nj home in the bosom
Of her own family, that her sweet and gentle yir
tues shono with peculiar lusirc For many years
previous TO her death, a member Of n Chr inn
Church, she seemed TO he thoroughly imbucd with
the splnt OF her Great Te1chcr-n meek and hum
BILE follower Of tho MICK and lonely Jesus, she eT
hbitcd bright and beautiful example Of Christian
charity and benovolcnce, 10 he admired by oil, but
to be attained by few.-Duriog a long and most
painful illness, she submitted with sweet aud po .
tent resignation to all her suitorogs, and died foil
OF tho hope OF a christian, who knew in whom she
had believed, and that lie WIS abe TO keen 10 the
end what she had committed unto him.
A husband and four ctiIdren nro loft 10 mourn
the bereavement, which this world can never repair.
Enquirer requested 10 copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
MIDDLETowS, MoSossALIA Co Inn. D. Isu
". u. L, ILL., L =. -. - --.'

To he Editors Of The Wig
:, Gehtemen AT the Spring Election, William s.
Morgan was elected one Of the DELEGATES 10 rsnr..
-. ms county IN the House Of Delegates A,that
IlthG we Knew that MIR. Morgan had been Clerk
or Deputy Clerk 10 the last House of Repre..n,o.
uNes' out he came home, and we supposed ne had
resigned and we are surprised 10 earn thar he I,
noM al washington City, acting as Deputy Clerk
Va. sl'ary OF Sl5OO per year. Can he hold this
Tihee ana lake his seat 4 Member OF the cpi,.
la'Ite' WITHOUT violating the Constitution and Laws
subject. VI, - s''''
iC@ In reply to our correspondent. we state
that the disabling act, as it is called, Of 1919 com,
piled from the acts Of 1889 and I79s. and which
may be found in the LIST vol. Rev. Code. mao. y
expressly deciares, "that no person holding or nc
eep'mg any Office or place, or any commission or
appointment whatsoever, Legislative, Executive or
JUDICIAL civil or military, under the authority Of
tue n"ed States whether any pay or emolumen,
nc attached to such Office place, commission or ap-
Ponimen', or otherwise, or accepting or receiving
any emolument whatsoever from the United States
shai. be capable Of holding any office, legislative
Executive or Juii.ll, or any other office. noc, Or
appointment Of trust or profit urder the 20 vernmen,
OF this Commonwealth" The proyiso of the act
enumeraies certain exceptions such as that members
OF Congress may act as County Court Magistrate,
and Militia officers, &c, but the case referred to bv
our correspondent is clearly within the letter ard
| spirit Of the act
Mr.. NJ. was elected q Delegate to the General
Assembly. Now, whether a, the time Of his cleo.
ton he held the Federal appointment or not-hi,
subsequent acceptance thereof, seems to us to have
operated an immediate disqualification. Ifit be no,
90, the act which appears to have been framed with
so much care, and is so comprensivs in its terms
would in effect be dead letter.
IndePendan, Of the act OF 1919, the constitution
OF the State declares that all persons no ding lera
lire offices shall be incapable Of being elected to ei
Their House Of Assembly. IL the delegate referre,
to, actually held the cIerkshp at the time Of hi
election, he was clearly ineligible, and il seems L
us that temporary resignation before the election
with an understanding that II should be resume,
afterwards, would make his case no, a whit better
II there DaS such understanding or manage
msn,, might no. the bosom Of reform be applied n
Washington with srea. proprielyl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
OFFICE OF rHE N,pru

ro,,. Sill July 18Th, 1871.
. ocDeenSales to limited extent al former ~.
,y 0 -, quite dull and inactive. ETo,,r
home ,'." ~ nc demand for Flour both export and
100, use mas oeen Inn ted and prices arc barely sun.
ported lot of 500 bbs, old stock bu, sw sap'
solu s5,37i per bbl. Good brands cro,b ,,"',e
Cra.l At S'oo. Receipts and stocks very iisSt.
or lowe, pes light, and Wheat to day is ra,h-
y, on Saturday, and 1900 bushels far per
- yesterday, in store. Southern n, ny
P Do 'or good qualify. Rye-Sales at 2s cent. C,r
Jnn'. Cofn-Sales OF Southern flo: yeIlo,y n, en-
whlle at $500 Cts. Suggs-The operst;on, 49, U''
iJe I'm unimPortant thus far this week To6gcro"
IioIue's hrm with hut lew operations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
MONEY.


A,,L.,r Nsw fonK, Tuesday L. AZ.
o.,o INC second Board yesterday, tho only tran,ac.
"euoh OF consequence was a salo of 5000 b.I,,sS
ana ,tn Hudson Canal Co. Bonds q; 1907: N. A T,n',
S. n OH offered OF ~, decline OF Bank Un;,.t
states offered at Isl Eschaug. Tor the p,eks, ,h;,
"i U,uns closed heavily u, ST. although ga Sns
point. ivy 0"S urawn TO APP
p. ~ me Board to-day little was done e,c.p, in
r Jank United States stock, which closed a, Is de-.
=. =, rom yesterdays prices Harlem jecIin.
500 at 9il; 1000 Illinois, 1870, 81: Trs,snry,
Sas os oen's' a p. IN; DO. Two Per Cent,
s.it ne Yrslnan has been detained, bu, the Shelf
.,a.,.I Is much alienation of hope and fear. r.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

HJ' The Lynchburg Republican,, doubtless
good authority IN such matters thus notices the DER.
iortnance OF the Cincinnati Circus in that town
THE ClRCUS.-We attended, on Tsesd,v
evening last, the Circus Of Messrs Rogers, SHAY.
ma'Ger q JACKSON and though We have never be-
fore bestowed complimentary notices on eurb sy.
hIoLlGns, we must IN this instance be permitted Ia
say, that II surpasses any performance Of the kind
we have ever seen. IN this, we believe we but ex.
press the opinion Of all who attendedit. The Com.
ever visited Lynchburg their whole perCorm,ncs
ana department being such as n comm nd attention
and rospcc,-earcfully nbsiainng from every thinr
obscene, or IN the slightest degree calculated to wound
the feelings OF the most sensitive. To all those " no
them-I Rspubfcan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
TrfAtgnr LION IRnrLr-

We copy with pleasure a notice from the Nation
al lntslIisencsr Of these important works. Their
extent and capacity are unknown to many of
our own citizens. They are on the most exlon.ive
scale, and there is no similar establishment, in the
Un.on better suited for executing orders C,r very
large cast iron work. Or indeed for any thing that
comes properly within tho range Of ils operations.
The iron trade Of Richmond must increase. and
the mandatory Of iron can be carried on mo,s
probably here than at any o,her place in the
Union.
lCJmnuurats1 for the N,HoulI InteHrcneorI
Messrs. Ed.rors: During recent VIII, To Rich
mond, examined. among Other thfnys very yyor.
thy the notice Of the American traveller the ,rton.
slye Iron Works owned by the Tredsgar Iron Com
pany, and was particularly struck with the ndfpi-
rab.e arrangement and permanent character Of every
/ lhlng about THIS establishment 90 much 90 that I
instituted az inquiry IN my mind, TO see how this
work would compare with others Of a similar char.
acter which had seen in the Northern States and
! cannot bring TO my recollection any works tqual
n those At Richmond, in their general arrangement
| or IN tho complete and workman-like manner IN
when aIl 0i their machinery has been gotten up
whilst wandering through this scene Of industry
and Southern enterprise, my attention was called "a
| q huge cast iron shaft for n cotton mandatory IN
| The village Of Manchester more perfect piee,
| q work ! have never seen Of the same size.
" 70 ieet inches long, and weighs 5000
pounds, and ! think, from its peculiar shape
must have been as difficult n job FOR IN,
moulder as any that could have been put in hi
hands, but the result has proven that the confidence,
manifested N his skill was not misplaced. II
see such display Of enterprise, directed by eviden
knowledge Of the important branch Of industry /,
which u has been applied at the Tredegar iror
| works, inspired me with great hopes that the Oh,
Dominion may yet DO made to know her true in
iersst and proper destiny IN the Republic. II III,
CITIZENS OF Richmond would cease 10 look to IN,
North for every thing, and properly appreciate an,
encourage the good things they haVe ut home, thel
would evince more eommendable spirit and pride
July !, 1871. A SOUTHERNER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
Wtatuur and Mary College, WILLIAMSBURG, =

" Wt1m and Mary College, William sburg "a
The annual commencement Of this Institution
was held on Saturday, the 80 Of July, on account
Of the An July (lhs usual day Of that celebration
falling on Sunday.
The day was showery in the morning, notwith-
standing which, very nrge number Of ladies' and
gentlemen Of the town and adjacent country had as
semp'sd IN the spacloss chlpeI Of the COLLEGE.
which was throngsd before 10 o'clock. At this
hour, the processo formed, and moved towards the
| Chlpo. IN the following order:
I The Visitors Of the College, appointed under its
charter.
| The Faculty ard Rector Of Bruton Parish.
The a. Nj. graduates.
The A. H. graduates.
The l.. i. graduates.
The other students Ofthe College.
The procession passed up the centre aisle Of the
Chapel, while fine band Of wind Instruments sta
toned in the gallery, played "llaiI Columbia
/ The graduates assembled the platform appropriated
u them, and the officers and students having taker
their seats, the exercises Of the day commenced by
| a special md apProprI1tc prayer by the Rev. WIN
Hodge,; after which, the following Theses were spo
ken by the graduates viz:
On Tie Advantages Of the study Of Ancient History
| by George + Harrison, a. b., Of Cumberland
county, Va
On Virginia, in her present state, by John w II
Parker =. l. rf Arcomac.
] On the Nature Of Representation, by WIN. NJ Over.
/ ton, a. NJ, Of LunCuburg.
On the Influence Of Games and Amusomsnts or
! National character, by IL e Sempe, 3. L., o.
| Williamsburg.
On the Origin and Influence OF Religion. by Arcbi
| bald { Psachy, NJ. A., OF Williamsburg.
| On tie Advantages Of Education and Correct De
! pertinent, being YaIedctory Address 10 the IL
cdorean Society Of the College by SeIden s.
! Wright, B. l., Of Essex county Va.
These Orauons finished, the President proceede,
| 70 deliver Diplomas 10 tho following gentlemen
| thereby constituting them Masters Of Arts, VIZ:
! James a q COpton OF New Kent Va
! Benjamin + Garrett Of Williamsburg, Va.
| James u Jones Of Chesterfield, Va.
| Alex. Jones d do do
WIN. NJ Ovcron Of Lunonburg, Va.
After this, the degree Of a. -. was conferred Of
follows:
On Water W Coke Williamsburg. Va.
ynmes w Cook Of GeeensviIIe, Va.
WIN Dunkard Of Petersburg Va.
mex = G1ueu Of Williamsburg Va.
George r Iurgon Of Cumberland, Va.
d Daniei = Holiday Of New Orleans
r Benlhmin ltoy Of Nouoway county.
n Jesse Miller Of Buckingham county.
John r Moore Of Brunswick county.
D william y. Iaiaierro of GIoucester coppty
John Ituehoart Of Richmond Va
John ID Warren Of Richmond. VI,
: WIN Wood Of Tennessee
The Degree Of l.. B., or Bachelor IN Lao .,
= conferred ms follows, viz W.
. On James w Cook Of Grensyille
, John y Dickinson Of Caroline.
Benjamin Garrett, NJ. A., Williamsburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS

N, IhuAsDAr, July 10.
We are now IN the mi LIST of the summer season,
$40 ~ course business OF every description is ex.
'e'u'"s'y dull. The receipts of produce are small
-"o"e' comparatively speaking, ofthe new whea,
MONEY.
No sales OF Stock.
Exchanges without alteration.
PRODUCE.
Our produce market is at a stand
ToBACCO-Iioldss steady al Corrc,
i. " A i-our m'IIers and the planters seem TO
d Her so widely, tha,Os We, no price bo. been ~,
tons. ~ 'Pe'a-
ColsN-G5 to 20 cents.
oArS-40 to Is cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
MIDWAY ACADEMY.
Charlnii.sriLLc r.


At an examination OF the students of Ri. r.,;,..
ton, the following gentlemen ds,inguisbei ,b.rn.
se!Vee IN The Mathematical Department, &C.
LIST. Geometry Cass-w Fife, Tn Jones and w
Woodson.
I'd. Do DO Davis, James Soutb,Ir
d and Root woodson.
3D. DO 10 II Burnley, J Poates. ]
Ross, and c Tbomos,n
Isl A'ssoFa Cass-W Fife, Poates, laugh-
ter, Southa and w
Woodson.
% Do 90 II Bumay, J Davis, Ross
"a NJ i, and ID wOodson.
10 20 John Cochrane and Henry
4,h Do do w B'a ai'I and C M,,o,
LIST Arithmetic Class-W Blnkhead. II Car 7
Cochran, A Garret, and
II Garrett
"a 10 DO w Blob, Heiskell and
Tn LeI'ch.
ENGLISH Grammar.
w Blob, q Bishop and J Cochran.
The following gentlemen DISTINGUISHED them.
History, SC. '5'''
SENIOR LATIN Class.
Poaie'' Souihall, Tn Lei.ch, J Ross. ] D,vi,
Ii Burnley and ROB Woodson.
JUNIOR LATIN Class
w Coleman, J C0chranc and w Bipkbeod
-. HisroRr Class GHiss' Gresesl
Slaughter, Edward Higginholhlm, IA Carr I
1TOI,hn,, " RTE, K Woodson, Poa,e,, b Ficklin,
SENIOR GREEK Glass.
9" mooison, Davis, II Garrett, J Sou,hall. ]
Rob Wood5on i'''0' anu
=, JusIoR GREEK Class .4uaBasis)
foa'es, Bishop, II Burnley and Il FyckIip.
GEoGBAPHT Glass.
~ Macon, Thompson, w Bankbead. w Ribb
; ileisNe'' In Lsiich' G Bishop and J Cochran.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
THE ATLANTIC STEAMERS

The Britannia leaves Boston to- morroyy C,r Hal.
flax and Liverpool. The Caledonia was 10 Ic,v.
Liverpool on the 4th, and is now out about eleven
days The Great Western LEI, Bristo! for New
YORK the 18th of the present month. The Acadia
leaves Liverpool on Sunday next, the 2Oth, for Hal.
lax and Boston, her regular day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
THE WEATHER

From the oppressive heat of the last two days,
we have scarcely survived to chronicle the de.
grees.
In this office Wednesday, in very cool position
the Thermometer reached 80. In one or two pla .
ees in the city, it rose high as 80 and 90. Yes
terday was but little cooler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

49, Hanover" has been received, which will
be attended to Tomorrow. Numerou, o,ho. W.
munleations are in hand, which will be attended, ;,
soon as possible. eu W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
MRCuANICs, Assoc1,rIoN

VIII y ~ IFI''0- INOOVITN 7 TIINs
The ASSOCIATION will meet TONIGHT at 81 o'clock,
IN the lst Baptist Church, TO receive Members
choose officers, and for other business All who are
iayorably disposed are invited to attend.
iUJS The Rev. JAMES GTFoRD will deliver the
FIRST Anniversary Address before tho Washington
Debating Society, on FRIDAY EVENING, the
rs inst, at the First Independent Christian
Church, NJ half past 9 o'clock. The several Lite.
rary Societies and the public generally, are invited
TO attend.
BY order Of the President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
seal BANK

The question being on the motion Of MIR.
VIRGIL to amend the bill in the 18th line Of sec
ton H. 10y inserting certain provisions applicable to
the contingency ola suspension ofspece payments
WALKER, CLAY, Of Alabama, BENTON, and
WOODBURY., discussed the amendment, when
1t was rtlscred-ayes y, nays %.
The Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
WV sLEUD,
For Tho'a Slcdd
LAND FOR SALE

MILL BE- sold 10 the highest bidder ION the nr.r,i
me ,7,n lly Of Angusi ny Plrm in The County Of
IHnhc, situated on The south side NJ Msusnory hi
miles from Tho E5wina Green, IA miles iron, a., ui..t
Dep9i on nc Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac Raj
val oohla,nH ~ recent survey 6G3 acrrs 81 which
30 " bottom Land " h. deemed unnecess,Ty Il, 80,
nio an accurate inscription NJ said Farm ne tbosc ,
nt o PIsna,e VIII no dsubt see and eG,nne Tor hen.
Selves and WIZ only say th this Farm IL sitnsteJ I'm one
W we uos nfiFhboufhoods IN virginia. Nv Pott One h
hhena Caroline tountyJ Persons ygisbi,, ~ 80 ~.
qp,,'fs s ~ .omer will be promptly auendedto
"V-cSswds HILL JONE5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
MARRIED..
DIED.

On Thurday morning, 10y the Rev MIR. Rid.
dick Mr.. WH A. X. ME-, 10 Miss May Ann
DALTON, both Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

~ persons are warnod not tottae or or receive from
- ~ ", Nassn0 any motto or notes executed by Tho
sIl bliut 80 hr holds none which can LEGALLY or eou
taby bind The said Thomas scdd e' W ''i"'
jul6u ~, Tilnp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16

SUGAR FOR rHbsERvINa-Crushs Lump
~ Loaf Clarified Porto Rico aud ~ Ctoix, Tor sale
lul6 ORErTER & PEAEE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-16
UNIVERSITN nE NIn,,I,..

l. $500 r. new Awning may be had for p,u,L
juIG A. =. MADDOX,