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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

Extra Lottery for Saturday Morning.
c,opLs Lottery Class H. draws Thursday In Al..an
ma ahu drawing received saturday Morning C.ni,I~ :
piize Of sj,l9i u, IOOD SD 3Oo Inp tae1 In :,
lVn 600. Tickets $40. rs Nos-l3 drawo '' iV0 VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

wesburE Lottery. Class r. for Monday morning t,nI
taIs-l prize Of sOGJ 10000 rD ami 1,o ioIIJ ,oo.
Im2 Tickets $40 75 Nos-i2 drawn '' '''' ''V'
Tor tickets in the above Grand Lottery will
DC mot with prompt attention. II Addressed 10 ' VIII
81 N. sTRATToN,
Heb ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
]. NJ. YANCY.


To- .,.,. ,s,- H0T SPRINGS, Aug. rs, 1888.
nm lever which continued at intervals spite of RENE
ules, unii May, 1885, when liver and spleen both L.
came much enlarged, my appearances was bIoa,eI &c,
dropscal, and my whole system deranged hal n cra
Ning Tor oed o The gTossest kind which couI nn - 80
shed, and my bowels were coStve TO require The
strongest puTsatives TO move them. applied 10 nr ,nn
skul ply sicans for advice. Twas leerhcJ rnnnci L
cred and savated look much medicine infernaiIy hn
without benefit also tried th. Saratoga SnTinss 10
without ELECT continued the medicines until the
Z.tl OF June. lS3S. then visited the White suinhn,
SErng and used the waters the blue Mill IN, 49,,
weeks but without the least benefit; they acc freely o
my sdni-' and produced whHe mucous DISCHARGE ron
my bowels but no bile then To the IIoi sprinys
nI AFTER bathlng Tor three DAYS, my liver began 10 us
charge tscli into my bowels, followed by fr.yrnI oni
excavations Of Unlocking bilious matter which
me very nuoh' when sailed IN DIR. Goode by whose ~
vice have been since governed - 'e ""'
me bath aud medicine has reduced my liver amsst en-
ureyj the enlargement is barely uercapiibe My gnis
mas diminished about one third, aud is much soItr"ci
ne discharges tTom my bowels are nearly natural
MY general health u fact improving aud kno,, ia, =,
ough not 10 leave the place, but hope, with common
uencc on my part, To become again a healthy man m,
above statement Is n"st freely nldc for lie Lencft ~
those who suffering In the saline way " '"'"' VI
MORGAN A PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
MORGAN a. PRICE.

In the summer OF 1881. visited the yirgipi, sc,,
MuhlNcr disease rs stated 10y many physicians 4 usci
we sulphur waters Tor some time, but without any do
cll'u eject then came 10 the Hot Slinsg nrI -.
asins lhe spout Bath few days the pain ia tic Teh side
io iml Increased 10 an acute, which induced me IN
Apply 10 III. iOodc for advice. lie gave me 10 gr,n y,
Sal4ne winch brought about most happy -hansc i'm nv
iengs anh heah producing copinus discharges Of Oar
Snus matter when ~ grains often before takcn 49,,
nnceh eul limited eh;et. From the Hot springs I 70
freely bowels JAMES 4 CoI III. ' .g,, acted
HOT SPRISos Aug. II, 1887. " "e".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

ITO JOHN w cox. James Fulton and Iucy his wifi.
- dpPeu and Jane his vile, Samuel Lancaster Jbos
Lancaster aud John Legrand-As you arc not inl adj
ihat We shall on the 2 day OF August next between Inc
InnIsoI ~ inthc morning aud 8, r. M proceed Al The
dwelling house Of Jane LeEand In the county oI Prince
hdwatd TO take the deposo OF the Jane cRIapd
snlothers iobc feadas evidence In now nc ndnr IN
Tue Ctcui superior Court Of Law Chancefy Tor fbe
county OF frhcc Edward. ~ which you and others arc
phinhs and wcaTo defendants and IT, from any cause
we sad dcposOis should NOT be taken and fn she'd ON
Ih dly they Will bc continued from day day untithey
are takeni whtn and where you attend.
T. JONES,
r., w ID Jones
Guardian sdlitem for Eliza'B jones' " w Jones ii N
jones, ChstlesW Jones, T. - Jones' Infants -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
DARooN, Of Alabal0a.

The bsnehf have received IL rreat ana tru-t
hekfetns that business calls me ava, thu. s,,i 49,
grateful for yoof knd attentions, "' ans
am youI obt sefyt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
SUPERIOR OLD uNANDY
FOR REM

IA The subscribers having Icascdfc Store C,r.
ft3yH merry occupied by Messrs. Davenport q Allen
UfIU ani situated on Cary street, between Iith and
= 10Th, ani immIcdiuely opposite Mr. \. \. Sam.
der Factory, will rent very low rate the
Of the year JNO Il TRIpI.ITr A SrS
IL 2-n - N''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
SIIe.AT'1'ON ~ O1IF'ICE.
Lstall the world say whattheycaa.
Vor selling prizes ritrsftonis the M,

Csr,sIo lottery No p for Tuesday, at ~ O'Clock
io'V' Tickets e. 70 Nos-ii drawn ' ''N'' Z" OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

M1nongalia Lottery, Class + drawn June - at
Aehandria Capitals Of $4,000 IOl % Goo 5O1 snI1
70 - 1000 &c. 20 andl2 Tickets $40. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
WIN n WINSTON,
WM N WTNaVns


y = 81 persons interested u the estate Of Iohp Rtrb
lson, dec a. are hereby notified present their Claim,
Iuy awhenuc atcd tposf raid when ly mstb A. H. 80.
Esq'r IN Richmond for settle ment. " n ttSS'S'
/ ua w w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
COMMISSIONERS s.IE

pursuance ola Decree Of the Circu suDeTior Co,r,
OF Law AMI Chancery for the county OF Hanover pro.
nouncedO on the 6fh day Of April last In the ca.c
CaTveT's executor VS. William d. aylor and obe shs
as special commissioner, proceed 10 SELL TO the highest
oier Tor cash, at IayloTsyle, residence OF saLi
Taylor on the 18th Of June, II fair. Otherwise the ri M
day thereafter, sunday excepted all the propeTy .
s ny SAID iayoT 10 Edmund Anderson and William Ii
winston by deed OF truSi bearing date eh iay Of sen
iemOeT le5 aud duly TeeOrdedin the Clerks Once Of he
Cnuh Court OF ianoSeT or much thereof as can he
h~ lonn CONSISTING, IN part Of two slaves woman and
map tboth very Vauable) six feather beds and
together with sundry other articles OF household and kcb
en- furniture, stock Of horses cattle, NC '''
IRA L. BOwIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
HOYI q COS OFFICE

Granite Corner, Richmond Va.
There Is a Ticket at HOYT's LUCKY COURT
Which, soon secured, leads to no. FoaruNR
Shdkspedrs fDsprOrsd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

Drawing Of Va Leesbutg Lottery, Extra, No I2-drawn
S9h.-3 prizes of s2j,OOO:
Is CO SO p s. % 81 81 % 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

prN The elegant eoPpered ship GEN PARKHIII.
Ak3kN John T. liayi master, 10 load City Point For
xs>aZ freight, apply 20
nE CHARLES PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
WV. o SANDS. Connie.
/ The sih Say Of June next. " ''P'''" "i'
| IN JOS. MAYO
/ w -I-tllNN MM

~ LEVIN GAELE-stR-You will take noIj1 -
ma on ti9y, h day 81 July next between The hour
Clock m the morning and o'c Ia the evening M
w. nice OF Robert q Scott in the city Of Richmond
ran p'ose,u 20 take INC deposions Of Beverly Blair W IN
senung "a he Circuit Superior Court Of ChaneeTy frT lie
cV.ny OF hennco and City Of Richmond iu vii III Robcrt
Williamson IS the plaintiff, and and YOU arc me defend
ast ad irom any cause the taking Of the sad sps
u9 shal not be completed on That day The aknr
S DC continued on the day az the ams plsre ami
between the same hours: am your ohediept servant ~
Riehmsnd, May 5th, lIsi M nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

WeshuTs Lottery Extra Class g. 10 be drawn at Ae1an
IRA, June ldh. Capitals Of slh 25 IuOn h1so ann
31On, s292 1000, and4O Of 1000 &c. Tickets so WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

Wellsburg Lottery Class 7, to be drawn at Alexandria
OH June Capitals Of s3j,OO1, 1000 300 ann ON
lOti 1000, &C. 20 Nos u drawn. Tickets $40 '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
IOTICE.

-; persons indebted 10 the late 6rm Of Graham, 4
t1enuenning, are requested o. make immediate nav
Htht ~ me ~ Tie respective due thar firm ,i,r
~ authorized 10 receive the debts due or To ssur H.
ma II 'le "oln MI y; ,.,.. WIN ARCHER. Any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

IA And possession given imtncdiiiely the tIcsir,.
NM hlc House al present occupied hy the sub-c
klHiW on VAN Sreci, square ahoyc the Banks. For
m3-tI THOMAS u vr.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
NJEssRs EzEEIri

ltI 10 az. -, LLzehIhL a HfNEMAN having conveyed
tv and IL, III 10 trusi, real and personal pTo5er
dSrS debts due 10 them for the beneI their
i = notce Is hereby given thai Mr. Thomas 90 - ~
poyu 70 collect the said debts, whom neTsons
49, III are requested TO make paymen, william 49,
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
EOB BALTIMORE.
.HN The the Schr MARY CATHARISE ro,. -,
RXto Ioai' having part OF her cargo engzged ,riI,
- nave dispatch. Apply on board al Pic Ees W. ~
al JAS FISHER SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

JOHN WRIGHT, Respectfully iniorUs i,. joI,L7-
The store on Main street aiely occnpe, by Mcssr &
aS Tompkns he Intends kocpinE a rich aud vailed ss
ence, and the facilities which he possesses torct,cr lii
NE conner ION he has IN New YORK no will always be ona
lello oIer eYery thing new aud fashionable as soon AS h
appears there. -"
ns Io,l6TiGg sowpI,es few ofthe leading articles
fkENGn EMBROlDERlE> -Capcs; Collars; Csncy.
GUS Chomcsetcs sc trimmed and unrimmefi; SWISS Jty
bio'e,9d shnwlI trimmed aniunttimmcd and with n.
kesi hmbfoideroi Robes aud Tponr ers; Muns; Insert
"sIi s s15IE s9d ssunensT Infant. wi'ts, &c,
5n,AAMl'S' sCARPs &C Rich Ohlnce skawis; scarf,
white Embroidered filetdo ~
LINEN oAMBglCk HANDKgRCHEPs.- Elm.
pioneered hcyci@ ii1Efs trimmed with lace. Rich I'm
hfoideIod Rovcie iIikfs unrinned; Rich Plain acvcjs
THREAD LACgS Am gDGiNGs ".I Rn' R.s''I s Ss
pu9ses ahI Nalonoones, Point ne Paris and Isle srrs
nss Rs Thread Ssa apas os5. EiIns, and lnsor
Nbrs AND oUlLLINGs Wire Ground and 1,o,sot..
le Nets and oulnss; Fancy sin Metz &c P''' AMI wv
HOSIERY AND Gtoygs White ADJ n,,t pu,...,
I Nose sad s o oa ws s sSd Ps SE ~
bali ilosei White. Hack .gd Brown open Work soI Pm
Open Work; whnc Lslc Thread Plain and Omen W. ~,
.hirsns snd Misses White Btown AMI BLACK all sizes
Geuilcmcas Black, White AMI Colonred KidgoYs,, AZ a.
4, siit Govcs LADIES' Black White Filot goves and
WHITE aooDs
49, Bishog lava Boos hul Jseeonot Cambria, Cor
f,ney s,ripcdand Checked Swiss an Cambria Musins
aIge whgo, Pick and suaw. Farlelon Mu.llnA. a nov
90 bcsutlul arolo fog shaVls AVID Dressns
SS5dea nlgies striped add tagfed Vindov Musins
'Anenti lagna and Dapcru ~ y 49,
so s' ~ Panast Co,hs irOn 7slIio Os a. with DoyHes
S,novp satin Damask Aprons new article
~ l0f andt linen shcetihas
ioTeS y 'ndhuesahoeks, and Merlno Covers, &c.
F1Ex,sGnH.,T rDh sCOTTsvTLLE AND
- .l In The line boat COLUuRII win |
prepared 10 receive relght Tor inc an We nc ,.s
"lIntnf' and VIII leave Tomorrow mornlos ~
Iet .- BOYD, EDMOND a co. |
,ss,,s ~ Rope, made ofIialsn hemp, co.
,;l.i Royp, EDMOND co.
BALIlNoRE aed Ohio RI Road Notes Ioce,yed IN |
= N-a JiI EusTAcR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

Drawing Of Va MnnnncaliI Lottery. No 81.
81 10 60 IS 80 80 ~ ~ IS is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
q X A 70 RIO!

irand Performances of SACRED MUSIC, ut
Terpsichore Hall.
M ". BRAHAM respectfully announces that In lie
WI ference the wishes of families he will have
be honour TO give sacI cd performance THIS EVENING
nrs'iay, June LIST, lSl assisted 10y Mrs WATSON being
ne only opportunity afforded them crafty the lovers
acred Music previous to their the North.
md Orrans TO Quebec Chapel In London, viii preside
The Piano Forte.
10 Doors open al O'Clock.
10 Concert TO eommsnce at half past eight.
uD- Tickets, oil ~, Children half price. 10
iLrOR SALE, about ao acres OF Land In The STATE of
Alabama, on the Tombgbee and Alabama Rivers hind.
Ing an both in Township Nos aud T. North Range Nos
and East, about ~ miles south Of Stephens and "a
|souh west ol Claiborne, above and between this iunc
on OF the two rivers, where they approximate IL within
|or miles OF each Other
said lands principally rich aluyial river bottom
with growth ni heavy cane, Mulberry, sassaas lilac
ocHyi White Oak, &c and well adapted Tor the
growth OF cotton and corn any lands In the State.
10 stating that no ira affords wider and better field
the Agrlcuiuist for cotton corn, lumber stock &c
ing al all seasons of the year ssble Mobile
ket by land water, and equally TO ahy re
slences Astounding IN pure irceEtonr water &c.
These lands are located that they he divided vii
out injury any part into rstrae river planta
tons according TO the force wish 81 the pu
Tho adjacent lands well settled AMI Improved Inv
rehned Intelligent and wealthy population, many OF " HON
Virginia. '''
The TILES direct from Government and n puta lc
ror inc convenience al persons DESTROYS of viewing
these lands MI Andrew Henshaw residing in Clarke TO-
hlabana VIII be ready afer the st October, 10 accornIa
ny any person ioi said purpose. His address is Noun
Pleasant l.. o.. Monroe Co Alabama.
iho owners would make Il object 10 any Assnciaot
OF sehieinen purchasing the entire tract. Apply
LEWIS ROGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
AT Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING la Inn. ., a, 49,,
M or soid IN front OF Store general s.,,s,s ~
ps anu Kitchen Furniture Consisting IN psrt III
nens, bediing and Bedsfeai.
bureaus, Work stands, sldeboaris
CO.. M.yl, tables; SOFAS Roc king Chairs
Deeanters md Tumblers .H
Knives and Forks. Chairs &c
GROCERIES.
a., al Tue same time, quantity Of Groc.res Ru.r -
So, ~, LSnors &C suitable for retail. Al-, re-
Shoes, Gaps, Wrapping Paper, &e. 49, "'"'''
HORSES.
Immediately after the above. eommenein, =, N o,.L
several saddle and Harness Horse. sor,. - Sock'
presented az being very hne " ~'e" az tv'
LEMONS. 49, y
ooohess sicily Lemons. IN prime order
BACON AND SOAP. ~
1000 lbs shoulder Bacon
go do Josls 10
10 boxes soap -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FOR LIVERPOOI


x The Al coppercd ship ROB ROY, Cant. Marsh.
~ 20 load az City Point For freight appiv ~
- Messrs. l. siainback. son q Go. Petershnrr. or
TN b-flI CHARLES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
Capitals of $4,000 nmoun,in, ~ s75 oon

C"il'"'s VI S<J,uOO amounting 10 ST5.Wm
va. Leesburg Lottery. EKira-Class No H. for isiI-To
usicnned 10y the drawing of the Union Lottery Glass
40 0, or isi-,o he drawn At Alexandria, C. on satur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FoR BALTIMORE.
FOR NEW YOUE

5fN Inc regular packet schr NASSAU nearborn
~ master, WI follow the Weymouth aud having !
~ considerable part Of her cargo engaged can "a
lsi u mediate application is made on board al LoJ
IA 81 I.npS p,s,,,., -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
JAMES FISHER 4 SON.
FOR BOSTON

BN The hne new sehI CORvO, John Croe ken mas
~ yer, VAL succeed the schr Josephine AM hayinr
49,, pail 81 her cargo engaged, will have ali possibis
usps'eh For freight, apply board az Pckets wbsIS
JAMES FISHER & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FOR BOSTON

HN The fine schr JOSEPHINE, Joseph Robinson
10 MASTER now ready, and having tw. thirds OF
: = cargo engaged can take the bulk Of 30 hbIs finut
y nv eaIe application Is made the master on boat,
NJ I'cseu : wharf, JAS FISHER a SON onIv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
CLARKk'S OFFICE.
Sometime e.tra fo- Time

Something extra for June
Leesburg Lottery, Class II, To be drawn on the 81 June
AZ Alexandra. Capital PriZes-I Of s2i 2gi M ON sno
100 300 100 OF 1000 100 OF 900 &c rs NosHI3 drawn
Tickets only SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
For RALTIMnRE

hgN inc regular packet schooner ADEIINE. short
.lxIlcr master, having the greater par Of her rs,s,
ENGAGED viii have Immediate dispatch For fTeirbi
" ~ pac kaEcs tobacco, apply on board Testers
m2l WA noun r.-r--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
COMMIssIONERs SALE OF k.aIAx-
PERSONAL PROPERTY

X ,Itue I pceree OF ile Circuit Superior Conf OF
- ano haneery for the county Of HenricU andcty
ol richmond pronounced or the 10th February iS IN =
,i 1,sIeln pending, styled Farley woOdgae ct ais
ue uhuers'sne the Commissioners therein AIMED will
proceed on WEDNESDAY. the 2sth day Of Tho pIcssni
o 20 Sc Public Auction, for cash. before the front
uol o the be Tavern, ia the city Of Richmond an tb
ush uue and interest of Henry W. Mauck n and 10 nice
Land lying and being 10 the county OF Chester
r', aDSu' 10 miles irom the town Of Manchester al.
Jlne Tue andOi Austin Spear. containing 70 acres more
OF ies winch was purchased W the said Msuck jortI
St ~. " haIris, 81 lIuicbcrry Tayof-thrca negro
aSSS Dercas Edy ani Mara; and Households ana
n,s,sn tunlnIe mentioned in and conveyed by deed
~ ust from said Mauck Joseph Allen Of record IN ~
6ii OinSys OF the Court Of Hastings Of the Chy of
'''H'nu anu the county Court % Chesterfield.
mu.,,.. wM. O SANDS, cOm'rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FOR FREIGHT OR CnAnIEn

EN The hrst class fast saing copper fastened triy
kTkb LONG ISLAND, Daniel Howell, master h nov
the master on board orto F "F'' "
m2h-if UAsEISS 4 Irppv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01

TTyr -. en,,'ORD's MILLS FOR SALE
w are suu,orlsedto sell This very celebr,ed n,ans.
~. The Mills contain pair Of stones en- . pps.
@ one palr TOT ship s,uf, and rubbers WITH ~
House for III. Miller, site snGie.n, Co
stones. For TERMS DC apply 10 '"" !" Pai' OF
APT LANCAsrER npS.x, =. 40
Inc above desc Ibed valuable Properly oc,,.d -,
sgh OF The city Of Richmond, viii be -oht law nv =, nm
hnnest oid1er, on the premises, TUESDAY IN. isp
sune, O'Clock, p. NJ The term. which viii he bh -
MA
mil -, ne pamore American viii publish the above
IN IA ~ Us Ior payment
L. ID. 4 Co. AuefA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FOR PnlLADELPHIA

EEN The regular racket sehT IAGRAN r.,...z
~ MOTIFS now ready 10 loaf will have tiSpairb h
lnneniaie application IS made 10 the inasfcI ~,
~ D; VI !" JAS FISHER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
FOR NEW N0pK

ESN The regular packet schr WEYMOUTH Con.h
SSke master, having the greater pATt Of her 800
- sssed and will meet with dispatch. For batanee
HeIhl' ~ 50 boxes tobacco, to complete her rar.n
nj passage having best aecommoiafions ,ntII t ~
VA q WV pn,,,, 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-01
DIED.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, . o'clock. p. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
THE USE OF LEARNING.

The Newark IN. J. Daily Advertiser con,
tains q letter from q grandmother upon fe-
male education, having especial reference to
her grand daughter. We COPY the closing
paragraph:
"You should encourage your daughter to
talk over with you What she reads; and as you
are very capable Of distinguishing, take care
that she does not mistake pert folly for wit
and humor, or rhyme for poetry, which are
the common errors Of young people, and have
q train of i'll consequences. The second
caution to be given her, land which is most
absolutely necessary is to conceal whatever
learning she attains, with as much s0lieitude
ms she would hide crookcdness or laineness (;
the parade Of il can only serve To draw Oh
her the envy, and consequently the most in.
votornte haired Of all he and she fools, which
will certainly be ut least three parts in four
Of her acquaintance. The use of knowledge
in our sex, beside the amusement of solitude,
is 10 moderate the passions, and learn to be
contcnted with a small expense, which are
the certain effects Of a studious life; and it
may be preferable even To that fame which
men have cngrossed TO themselves, and will
not suffer us TO share"
The concluding portion Of the above quo.
tation 10 admirable. We wish it could be made
"rule Of action" in families. The writer OF
snch a letter, If she Is fortunate enough to
cause her prcccpts to be carried into practice,
deserves the immortality OF Grand mother
Lois, mentioned in the scrip,urc.-U s.
GaS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

A HARD CAsR.-The Rochester Democrat
states that Mr.. Elijah Shaw, aged 10 years,
who has fought the battles of his country
against three nations, is now in the Poor
House within two miles of Rochester. He
was OH board the Constellation when she
captured The French frigate L'Insurgent, in
1900. In 1903, he was on board the frigaie
Philadelphia, at the time Of her capture off
the harbor of Trpoli, and suffered nine
months Imprisonment. lie was on board the
frigate United States, when she captured the
Macedonian. And the President, at the
time Of her capture by British SQUADRON
After the peace, lac sailed under Commodore
Decatur up the Mediterranean, TO clnstise
the Barbary powers. This being done, he
sailed with Commodore Porter in the squad.
ron that so etfectualy destroyed gang OF
lawless pirates.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

EXTENSIVE BANK IioBBERy.-The
Danville Branch of the Farmers Bank
of Virginia was entered on Saturday or
Sunday night last, by means of false keys,
and robbed Of nineiy-tpo thousand one
hundred and lliry;Gre dollars. Fortu-
nuiely for the bank, S72, l35 Of this large
amount were mu,ilated notes, issued by
the branch, stamped on the face "CAN-
cELLED," which it is hoped may aid in
the detection Of the burglars. A reward
Of So 900 is offered for the apprehension
and conviction of the robber or robbers
aud The recovery Of the money, or in pro-
orion to the amount recovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02
September 2, l84l.
RHODE ISLAND COAL

'VNllE attention of the inhabitants Of this
= town, is respectfully called To the using
OF Coal from the mines at the North end Of
this Island. A load of this Coal was landed
yesterday on Stevens Wharf.-it is much
handsomer than any before sent to market,
and will no doubt give satisfaction to all who
may give it a fair iriaI.
The price will be 5000 for a ton of 2240
lbs. in the lump-dcivercd at any part Of the
town.
The subscribers have contract for limit, :
ed quantity Of this Coal, and would recon-.
mend to all who will be likely 10 want it,
that they hand Us their orders as soon ss
possible, that we may judge Of the quantity
thnt may DO required to be brought to this
town for the approaching ,cinter--ns the
mines being new, 1t is uncertain about de.
pending on positive supply through the
wintor. WM. c, COZZENS, s. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-02

ErJ" We did not receive the Provi-
denee papers last evening, till after the
usual time ofputting our paper to press,
and have only room to mention the re-
suit of the election in the city. The
election for Representatives to the
General Assembly resulted in the
choice Of John II. Clarke, Walter Bur
CESS, Charles Jackson and Henry
Anthony. Messrs. Clarke and Burgess,
wore run in opposition to Thomas J.
Stead and Samuel Amos, the former
members, and the aggregate of votes
in tho several wards was as follows:-
Clarke 5i3, Burgess 5O4-Stead 383,
A mos 430.
Mossrs. Joseph Veazie, Thomas w.
Dorr, VIM. c. Barker. Oliver Johnson, ,
Hezekiah Willard and Thaddeus Curtis,
were chosen Delegates to attend the
State Conventions in November.