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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

AZ his residence, about Ave mile, from ...,h.,.
800 ,s store. on Friday morning, ths SON In,,l
,,9fi, Mr. JANIS Joassros, in the SSH 49, =,
ms age. MIR Johnston was a sers.ant of a..
IN ,he Virginia line Of the Army of m. r. svoi,,,;
ano sided IN many hard fought battle TO brins M
uooessioi termination the glorious STRUGGLE IN, IN.
oePenuenee. The writer Of this brief oS,su,rv h..
. no iuee OF attempting to ~ulogise the d,css..d
DC mi'iiary procession which accomp,nieJ H. -
mains 10 the grave, to pay their last tribute of -
spee' 70 the old soldier-the devoted at,.chmsn, =,
an aged companion, together with the admi,a,;on
eno respect OF large circle Of friends and re,,ion
VINO are lett to mourn their loss, M. hes, s,,,a
g'um.-LyaeA. Yr. e'' 'u'o'
AZ his residence in Albemarle county. on Tb,r,.
uay ns,, MIR. DRuRr woop, an old and highly 70.
spectacle ei'izen ofthe county. ~
~ ms residence in Albemarle county. on T,...
oey Iast, Jso. WATSON, ESQ. aged 81. . wo,,h,
anu h'shiy respected citizen, and magistrate.
Char. .7dr.
n on Saturday, tho sth instant, NJ. Bxs,.ns A
MAI, formerly OF Surry, but for the last NJ wears
Ieneent OF Chesterfield. He has lefl a " lie and A
onhofen, TO lament loss - h,ch. TO tbem- can nsx.
CT oe repaired. He was a most kind and .Irse,;on.
ave husband and father, and wa, hishiv ..,ssm.d
oy all who knew him for the exeellen, o,,I;,;.. ~
his heart. e"' qua'ies OF
Yesterday morning, the 18th inst. n, half mas, e
vaccS, MIS-: SUSAN p. TRIcE, consort of The Is,s
.ne'sos L. Trice. after protracted and severe snc.
,su Tor several months past. Her funeral will
pace TINS day at ~ O'Clock from her late resi-.
1.e. her relatives and friends are generaIIv in
.Nee W aoenu without further invitation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

We copy the extract below from the Balt;mor.
Patriot OF Tuesday, and give it for what il i, worth
"STEAMSHlP PRESIDENT.-We have in
formation which leads us to hope that the Steam.
snip President is safe, having gone into Madeira.
letter has been received by MIR Howell. of Cum.
oerland, Md, whose father was on board the Pc.
sdent, IRON relation OF his who resides at Sou,b.
amPton England, stating the fact of the arrival of
the stes mship at Madeira, and detailing how IN.
news reached him.
Mrs Power, the wife oil Mr.. Tyrone Power. the
actor who was passenger, had agents stationed a,
points where information of the steamship w,uId
likely be received, and from one Of those agents
she received, by express, letter. on the Isth nj,
in which It was stated that a vessel had lust arrived
there from Madeira, which reported that as she wa,
leaving the latter port the President was going in
and spoke her.
This letter was received by Mrs. Power on the
18th ult and being read by the relation of MIR
Howell, who was present a, the moment il was re-
ceived, he Immediately sat down and wrote the l.,
ter referred TO above. He despatched i, by IN,
post and 1t reached the ste ,mship Britannia in tim,
to he brought on by that vessel, which lie f England
on the goth ut
These facts seem to justify belief that the steam
ship is safe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
From u, .al.rnndrin nn..,t.

The melancholy interest that, each succeeding
day. gathers around the fate Of the Steam Ship Pres.
ident, 10 increased in this community where at eas,
one Of the passengers was we'll known and beloved
by all our citizens, and, especially, by the congre
CATION IN whose midst and for whose benefit he Ia.
borel Tor year. and from whom, to their deep re-.
get, he was separated to take this voyage, which
perhaps, may be The last, Of his earthly journey.
ings.
IL may be that the eloquent voice Of Coos an
IL hushed in death. that ts tones may never again
thrill bosoms and that the affecting appeals he
was won't 10 msketo our judgments and our feel
ings may no more Vibrats upon our ears and sink
into our heaus-lfso, the Tsmsmbgance Of them
will alone live 10 call up recollections Of the preseh
Or who seemed, attmes, 10 have caught some oI the
inspiration which in olden days "sat ss suver
tongues like as Of fire." upon the discipI" ofehrI
tianity.
Tie was upon a mission Of love and Of duty. n,
went TO receive, as we hoard him remark, tho bles
sings Of on aged and honored father, and TO drop
tesr over the grave Of vensrateG mother. He ief
behind him his wife and hule ones--to wait for Mi
return Aasl hProvidence should havs willed tina
they are never 10 welcome that return! n 20, ma,
the wind be tempered to the shorn lsmbsl" 90,
grant that the widow and the fatherless may hn,
protection and eonsolsiionl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

ICS We beg leave 10 suggest {, the ENQUIRER.
mat u y will only put tho names Of Cog ,in, Stuart
BOTS, Barton, Tahsferso, Powell and Summers in
Hs Ist OF Loco FOco members Of Congress. along.
'de with Mallory and Gilmer,-or, II they he not
q"s ofhodoE, yet, II Il will put them NJ the FOO. Of
us column, under that Of Mr.. Wise, il will now
very clearly that the Wings, at the late election,
9s' every District IN the Siaai Suppose il make
lhe experiment just TO see how the thing will look
ana no" any sap-hsad' 10 will humbugl
~ The F,ncaste Democrat claims I.o,o Pa.
co gam Of two in 9eeomacl Let us see. las,
year the delegates were Thomas n. BayIy ,nd
Ihomas j. Cropper-this year, Thomas RI. B,v.
~ and John b. Allwouh. Nov, we eonesds
Loco Foco gain Of one but as Thomas II. Bavlv
VINO IS elected this Spring, s precisely the same
Ihomas ~. Bayly, who vas elected in 1870, We con.
isss u puzzles US 70 guess by what conjuration the
fncaste per can eonveu him into Two SINGLE esn
uemen rolled into one" 1.-THE Democrat neaos ~ in.
IImate that Gen. Bayly was last year Wing him.
sew, or that he acted With the Wings. Il IL gnoran,
o. the truth. The Wings had IN The Lsglslsturs
10 more bitter opponent,--no one who did more Ia
,nWaH their views. on all occasions, than Genera
bbayly. However 10 ~ very immstsral how msnv
gains are elaimed-the Locos can't evph,y svsy
the wing majon'y any way they can kIiti
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

Inc fo't Master at Wheeling has been removed.
or ms blood has been shed. We desire to I,nov, =,
lhe waIllog politicians, il this was not worbilv
'one' II this buwling partizan, who. for DAVIS 10.
se'heT, abandoned his office and perambula,sd The
county, making partisan speeches. did not Jes.rv.
MS iaIef Could the Administration have stood ina.
tlhed in the eyes Of the people, it it had retained
thi' man, who had so aagrantly violated his dpt,,1
lie was not merely active politician. nsrI.e,ing
MS on'le' to aid his employers at Washington; b1,
ne was on indecent demngogue, appealing to the
worst passions and prejudces to promote his end,
when last Spring, Mr.. Rives was in MonopgaIis
this faithful Official and nboonist so,,gh, .,
enlist public preJndees sgainst him. by denouneiog
nun as an Eastern slavs.hoIder-and having no
feelings IN common viii, the non-saveholder, Of III.
West! IN our opinion, and we believe. IN. n.oa,.
OF Virginia will concur with us, the guiIlo,,os osvs,
is' upon the neck Of one who more richly deserved
the stroke. May bis fate he visited upon. and r..
public service be speedily purgsd Of all others M,
him. - ""S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

IN accordance with the recommendation Of Prssi.
dent Tyler, Tomorrow will be observed bv IN. n,
uon as day Of Hnmiliiion and Priysr for IN. los,
Of the late Chief Magistrate Of the Union. on,
exchange papers TEEN with notes Of preparation,
throughout the land, and the day will presen, tho
grand spectacle Of Christian psopls appro ,ching
7H'fn' IN whose hands We nre,-invoking Him u
INSPIRE US With proper spirit, and temper OF h,,r,
and mind under the frowaS Of his providence. and
SIIll TO be.tow his gracious bessdietion, uoon a.,
Government and our County, We have been
often asked "ha, would b. done in Richmond In
answer we can only say what seems 70 3, the mode
settled upon by general consent, Without any con
es''I acton Of the citizens II is 10 suspend oil bu.
SIN '''-atsnd The addresses tina, will be delivered
10 the several Churches, and Otherwise keen the
Gay a' the 'olemnity Of the occasion suggests. "a
'aeh and every one. That the day will be univs,.
.al'y observed bya suspension Of business, We bsv,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

The appointment of Capt. Kennon TO the com.
'nano OF the Navy Yard at Washington, is alike
cfedtabe to that galan, officer and the head Of the
navy Department ltdeno,es reform in the mode
Of oesto~~g appointments, which augurs well for
the Navy-that gallant and glorious arm of the
national defence. Heretofore, under the swav Of
the 'a'e dynasty, the Navy, like every thing else
was ProstItuted to the vile purpose Of rewardine
personal iavourites and brawling partizan,. A
campaign IN Washington was worth more than
years OF ardnous and glorious toll upon the ocean.
All thI'I' changed. mettorious officer need M,
go 70 Washington, nor even solicit promotion.
HIS claims will be duly attended TO. Capt Ken.
mons is a case in point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
To rnr knt1nn, o. rnn Wnrn

Gentlemen-I perceive that piece published in
the Wing Of the 23d ult, IN relation 10 Tho Hanover
Election, signed "A Slssber," and in which IN,
names Of Coils. White and GoodaI, and John q. i
Brown are introduced, u, by many attributed 10 me
AZ that Communication is regarded by Col. Whit,
and hr. Brown, snd perhaps by others, ss contain
ing terms calculated 10 offend, beg leave 90 an se
OF justice 10 myself 10 declare that am moi the su
| thor, nor do know Who is.
-, II. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
BY LAST EVENINGS Mali.
Correspondence. Oftss National In,.ui,,n,,r

fe'"ee" tae .NdtondI Inftuigsneer.
NEw YoRK, May 10.
i"o Imprisonment OF Mcleod aud his arrival in
'h's city continue to make n subject of prolific al.
eussion IN the newspapers and in all circles or
W. The Locoioco press is every where n, ,vo,k .,
prejudice the man and his trial. and if ,b.r.
not De an excitement leading to bloodshed unon n
occasion oil his trial. il will not be for l.ck or ,h -
uson oil that Internal spirit of party demaeogu.;so
mong the body polite. Some motion. am ,old ,,;,,
DC made IN regard To the prisoner on Wednesday Tn
questions incidental to the imprisonment of Mel cod
arc nhey 10 create as much feeling as the ares, If
'ne prisoner himself. The over. loyal Canad, ~,
per'' always prejudiced agains, the United S,,,...
throw out defiance which is more amusin, thar
alarming. The British Minister, say thew. will
never consent to the trial of Mcleod, nor the Go.
Ve'nment OF which the Minister is the repres.n,,.
i've. .N'us uerronS. Mcleod will be tried. and
most probably, from appearances, will be seoui,,.d
for want ofevidence against him.
The iorger Mitchell is either on nj,
1 ork or will be delivered uo when demanded b..
nov. Seward The Montreal Courier ,,v, ,h.,
any othelHl demand for the prisoner will Ina com.
pIeo with, and others assert tina, the N.v Vi -
ice othcers sent IN pursuit will be allowed 10 l.,v.
WIN the prisoner without hindrance.
Inc CITY mas been full of rumors yesterday and
to-day in regard to the President. They oriyin,,od
IN the brain of some mis;hief-moker who ,ook mi,
method to excite the hopes and fears OF the multi.
tude. IL Is almost needless to add thu, Their, b,.
oeen no intelligence OF the Inflated steamer sine.
she sailed from New York sixty days since, on the
morning ofthc llth of March.
The fire Of Saturday morning proved more de.
struetive one than at first apprehsnd.d. Tn. ,o,
ses sustained will not fall short of ss5OoOO, four
hiths of which were insured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF The AMERICAN, !

May 10, S p. NJ, 1871.
81 37i per hbl. The receipt price continues =,
81 Is. r 'ueS az
Small sales OF City Mills Flour at 81 62I.
Severa' hundred bbls. Susquehanna Flour wer.
taken today at 81 so.
DhAiN-Ihere has been M Maryland whea,
at market for several days We note saIe of TO-
P,rces OF SuSquehanna red, not free from smut. a,
We qno'e Pennsylvania Rye at SIS SO cts. and
sales OF Md. yellow Corn to-day at So cts. and
of white at so a 81 cts. ""'
We hear of no sales OF Oats TO. day. Good mar.
eel, OF Md. are worth about 80 cts. F'
WhlShEf IS in moderate demand, at 90 cts. for
hhds. and ~ cts for bbls. The wagon price of bbs
Is IL cts. exclusive of the bbL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
A RUMOURED DuET

The Louisville Gazette of the second inst sav..-
"lI has been mentioned here for several DAYS past
that X Wickiffe, Jr. and c. NJ. Clay, Esars.. OF
Lexington, had crossed the Ohio at some cooYen.n,
point for the purpose Of ending some personal feud
Of the state had made Intellectual eff rrs TO n,ercsn,
them. The result, 1t is feared, will prove atal to
at least on c of them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

iDH The cause Of observing 10 morrow
Of Fasting and Prayer, would seem TO call 70, ,o,,
o'hc''l acton and notification from those who 20
'srn the affairs Of the City, yet all are sien, az n.
'omo over which we mourn. Have we no commo,
ns"-no OFFICER from whom any hing recon
mandatory can emsnats on soeh oce.siou.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
To THE EDIroRs OF THE VINO.

Gentlemen-Will you or any one else answer
the following question: Which has done the most
harm to the people Of the United States, the late
President Jackson or the late President BddIel II
is question which am at a loss to decide, though
rather think Bidde has got the prize.
Respectfully, yours, WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
FREE TOM MOORE

The effort Of this notorious individual 10 .te.l
INTO Congress. by becoming candidate ju.t upon
inc eve Of the election. and when there were two
wings IN the field, vas rebuked by many Of hi.
own party friends. His vote fell short Of tha, OF
both OF the Wings. No other than n Loco. and
probably no other Loco than Free Tom Moore,
would have sought, or had a sea, in Congress upon
such terms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

hARRIsoNsUSs.-Thes spirit OF improvement, 4,
in our MIDST Our village is improving wonderful
" 70 appearance. We shall soon he able 10 boss,
y, VIC hestest pre'liest town in the Valley. The
,;o Iefkt Oihee, now in a state OF rapid eornpls
me public square, will render tha, n.,, 81 ~
burg quite neat and imposing. a'
Rock. RsTisf,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

THE WASHINGTON DEBATING socIE
vi hold Public Debate (which was postpon-
At the Baptist Sunday School Room, snusted on r
street, This Evening, At o'clock precisely. The
several Literary Societies. and the public generally
are respectfully invited TO sttend.
mI3 VIM. g, LUMSDEN, President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
MOrRNINn nanonn

we have seen several specimens Of rnournin,
o'dge'' prepared IN anticipation OF a Proes.sion q,
fnday' the day designated by President Tvl,, :,
day Of lasting and prayer. Mr.. s. T. Bs,.l.,
has sent us sample Of some he offers 70, AL. OH,
'ui'able inscriptions and handsome deyies,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
COMMON COtINCu.

Alta monthly meeting, on Monday the 10Th inst
Present-Messrs. q. w. Munford, President; Jas
f. Heath, J. A. Lancaster. James Bosher, James
Ca,kie. John Dove, VIM. g. Allen, Otis Manson,
John Freeman and Joseph Mayo.
A report was submitted from the Trustees Of the
Lsncssteran School OF this City, for the year ter
minang April LIST, iSii, from which il appears that
there have been educated within the year, one hun
dred and thirty in the Male Dep pertinent, and sixty
in the Female Department; and tho average daily
attendance has been ninety. The Trustees state
that the children, though extremely irregular in
their attendance, make a very decent progress in
their studies, particularly IN the Female School,
which is entirely owing to moro regular and con-
slant attendance, than can be expected Of boys OF
that class Of parents from the fact that the services
ofthe latter more frequently needed at home. In
this school well taught all the elementary branch
OF an English Education, and in addition, IN the
Fem.le Department all kinds OF Needle Work,
plain and ornamental. The expenses OF the lpsti-
tuition, including salaries fuel. stationery, taxes and
necessary repairs, amount annually TO about sl6Vo
thus il will be SEEM that the children are educated
nj expense Of a fraction moro than IS each. The
',ard. however, state ihat they are prepared with
same expense, TO afford the nestimable blessings
Ct, is Institution TO n class of or 400 children;
the, respectfully ask the members OF the Common
Hail. to take the.trouble each in his own neighbour
hood, to enquire for such stand in need OF the
blessings of this SCHOOL, and suggest that occasional
visits oil the members OF the Common Hall to the
School, would exercise very salutary influence on
both teachers and scholars. They state that IN ST
milar schools in many Of our sister towns, north
and south, day is apart in each year for pub
lie procession and address, in which the municipal
authorities always Join; and whether from this cause
not they do undertake to say, hut the fact IS
their schools are much more fully attended.
The said report having been read and laid on the
table, the following trustees were elected Tor this
wear, viz: John Dove, Richard A. Darlington, JAS
C. Crane, William Allen, James IL. Gardner, Ed
win Workman, William Allison, William ID. Wren
and John Sizer.
The following Report was read from the Water
Ing Committee OF this city:
The Watering Committee OF the City OF Rich
mond, in compliance with the provisions of the Or
dinance, passed 9th Feb'y, 1882, entitled San or
dinance concerning the Water Works Of the City
OF Richmond" report to the Common Council of said
City, that the whole amount OF disbursements on
account OF the City Water Works, from the first
day of May, 1910, to the 30th day of April, lsil,
inclusive, as will appear by reference to the Cham
berIain's books, is s6,645 81
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go g


Total cost, 80 e79 IS
These extensions are permanent, and will con-
Siderably increase the value and revenue Of the
City Water Works.
The whole amount expended for the construction,
enlargement, repairs and superintendent Of the
City Water Works, including the purchase from
Gen. J. b. Harve OF his lands, privileges. &c. for
s25,OO0 as per deed bearing date 23d April, 1910,
Is el5j,026 %
The Committee take pleasure in informing the
Common Council that the CITY Water Works are
~ excellent order and condition, and that their I'm
porance to the interest Of the city s more than ever
manifest. The Committee have long been convinc.
ed on the necessity Of raising the walls Of the ReseF
vor, tsay about feet; the expense will be about
$500. By so doing, the high points on Shockoe
Hill will have a head OF at least twelve feet water
which will be very important IN sUppressins 6res
and afford a more constant and certain supply 10
water-takers on those high points.
The Committee would again refer the Common
Council 70 their former report relative 70 a revision
and equanZauon Of the water rents and also To The
propuety Of requesting the Mutual Assurance So.
cely 20 contribute TAR and JusI proportion IN aid
Of the City Water Works.
The Committee, before closing this report, feel Il,
their duty 70 say 10 the Common Council, IN 4 the
present prosperous condition Of the Water Works
may be sscrbed IN great measure TO the skill In.
dustrY, and general good Management. Of the S1.
psrintendent, Garland Hanes, who is a most a,ten
sAML sUBLETT, c. VIC.
The foregoing report was laid on the table.
Messrs Samuel Sublett, James Bosher, William
q. Allen and Archibald Peasants were reelected
members Of the Watering Committee, in addition 10
the President Of the Common Council, eI ofHeio
member thereof.
The following named officers were elected:
Works;
William r. Richardson, Basin Master;
William D. Wren, Keeper Of the City fall:
BurWell Jinkins, LIST officer, and James VI. Tay.
lor ID oihcer Of the Night Watch.
Messrs. Lancaster, Csskie and Bosher were an
pointed Committee Of Eaualizers
The bond Of VIM. p. Sheppard, 80 Clerk of IA.
Common Council and Chamberlain Of the Civ o.,
received and approved.
A report was presen ed from the Committee Of
Accounts, 70 whom was referred the Chamberlain,
account Of receipts and disbursements for an
months 10 LIST March last and the same was 10
proved.
A report Of interments in tie Burying Groun,
on Shockoe Hill, for the quarter ending 3Olh Apr
last, was laid on the table.
Mr. Heath presented the following report for
the COMMITTEES Of Finance:
The Committee on Finance have had under cor
sdcsstion the Chanberlain's statement OF receipt
and disbursements Tor the fiscal year Of the Cit
Which terminated the 2sth February, 1s4l; frol
which u villappear thatthe total receipts amounle
70 siS56si 90, and the total expenditures
slSS,tH 81, leaving IN the ChsmbesIsin's hand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
WINEs Ann RAIsINt

20 WEI: So S;i :::$
Sso,'!S," Pu%s S:i;i:; s4Ss 81 s: ;:.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
MEmoIHs A FIIRT-A

- w. kANDOLPH h CO., have received
IlIsTORY Of Fliri, related By herself "
Colin Chuk, containing the Contentions DisssusJons
Loves, Hatreds, Ieaouses ypoc rsles and Vie
incidento BITE Chsquered Lfe, by Charles sooton "
Nos p 4, ., Birnaby Rndge, By Boz
Practical Treatise the Teeth showing the eauses Of
Their strueton, aud the means Of their preservation by
WIN. Hobcrtson, with piaies ~
The Ninth Brldrewaer rsaise Fragment By Charles
Bsbbage, Efg. mi
pHIscIPE sEoAhs-IOboo Principe scssrs, jasi
Il received and for ale.
mia CAPEpToN A CRUMP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

LAND ron SALE,

/ HAVE br Rent, several SINCE Rooms In the house
over my stote suitable for Offices or lodging rooms
Possession given Immediately.
ap2i ! p FOCC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
MEMORANDA

NEW YORK, April l0-Cleared, schr Thomas
Ireland, Ireland, Richmond.
p, BALTIMORE, May ll-Arved, schr For.
Harrington, Richmond. ~'
1 St,, schr Pioneer, Rhea, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, May IO-Cle,reJ. scbooo.r
Diver, Taylor, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

IL os,hs zoo rOoTs IRISH sNUFF-A sunni,
~ w. 'An's'eIs, inst Ie eeived ~
m. "a ". Y. DUVaL
CoTaer below the Banks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13

OF which there was expended, for labor,
freight, and other expenses, paid by
the Superintendent out of quarterly
advances by the Chamberlain, on or
ders drawn by the Chairman Of the
Watering COMMITTEE,
For Iron pipes and castings,
Lead do.
Brass cocks and other brass work,
Superintendenrs salary,
Insurance of Pump-house, paid TO
the Mutual Assurance Society,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
s6,645 81

That the receipts during the same period, as will
also be by reference to the Chamberlain's
books, amounted To Sl3,OI2 Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
TO TILE IAnIEs

iREW n HOHNER have just received the handrcmest
~ and decidedly tue cheapest lot Of ladies' shoes and
sppeIs they have ever had-Prces varying IRON 10
ande -. The ladies' are particularly requested 10
cav snd examine these shoes and slippers at CREW q
'OhNbRS boot end Shoe Manufacturing Store, Main
street, opposite John or probably The ladies' ar
neisswell acquainted with the location Of Eafey's ol
az me gentlemen are, and asths Is particularly addressed
and next above Cooks. m e