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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
PRINCIPAL OtFILI., 2iI BROADyyNI.
DH. HEM. bRANDHETIISN q. PItIS,
MI HhINrI 7lITy aIUTUNrI WctliCinu,
which 10y iis peculiar action,


which Ivy Us peculiar action
u .nnANsts rus Is, . gsD ra9I 49, 4, lIruHIr'sH.
Finally RESTORES Nc 60 NsIlTCIIoNio
'INE IctrT below will bc read viii, n,rb ntcresf t
u u" favorable {" the above medicine, ant WHO may
br a,3 acquainted win hc wricr, WHO u ely fcspce
Co.NwALL, Orange Co, n. v, 6ii, Jolly. $40.
Doctor u Brshtrcti-Dcat SIR. Ia Gitmcr eninnun-
cation addressed you time ~ The ra,ly nan Of
10 slated tic nature and length OF hno that suffered
collect rightly fScve arcn Jcaia tpfeyious 10
iIis ennstaiooof my bowels, also afflicted In pro.
cess OF hnc VIII disc sod yeI bilious cole, SC &c aud
IRENE wcaknc.s and ,uliY expectation ~ d. snun On
,he c"nisr q" or seven week. taking Funi 8iu ~ f,4
y,eiy usih lhsshnin derive 1cocr i'on them iud
thc city, wds much cgpusri 10 and ooh wa again
uacked w'ih HE pain 10 f.c, sirucd with The collie
hai rccoussc immediately Tie Pins ~ fkis aast "1
extreme euilciinr took rom So'oocs, f. " mIo'ricck
a''cr which wac perfectly relieved.
'ayr hot HioWel ysrio be- without your rails since
have travelled much, and been cspo.cd all wCnirtr
yet have had no attack Of my old disc ase though now aud
we'd ~ titi1e Two or 1r.c nj. ,i1es of he Pin t,,n
tot allowed mysch 70 be for 50, eight days fpr
mcfy theiofe usc your Filsj without evacuation
rnd ~ order 10 avcidihs, have taken rom fuuE
sisE ritfe Lvrny Nirur fprnise yRAns) without
finding ISy wcoEvEEtEEcn % w clIecis rotn fcr cos-
riHUAsCs hui The contrary Mucu ngsETIr- Ton !,
strength capabify 10 'niuro cosl, Wi or heat a. wr ~
cyeI syGr ~ NJ nEst DAYS o. ngAtrn Therefore can
confidently recommend icu rr their chcsry aud iin,,.
ctcei w nay enEoi use, as loino and quannty Ihnve
also used them with decided benefit Ivy family IN an
cases WITHOUT H'crrrIuH ! have invariably observed
we5c h',e rcconiuendc'iis medicine, audihc pcisuns
'" W'n nave ~ rccntunf ndcd have prfseycfed H. a
v'c u hoy lave been either cured, fsr fcncvrdaa
10 hc able 10 aond 10 their huainess AMI BY their
81 arpcann wardou cIcrualy afefnrn ofhcir iFrasc.
oPnk ihs saicmcni 10 connection With ny bimer QUO,
your excellent medicine, am very truly youts,
J. WElIHIAGEH
Formerly ~ "a 81 avcnuc, now AZ Above
Remember, Drreisis arc not ucrnine,iio semy Pills
" youpufchase u them y0u viii obtain eoonieri,h.
~ UNANDRErH w. ~,
90 nrrsdSay, New York
Ny general Office forfbe Sstr ~ virgn and North "a.
rnins a Kept % the suLtrrhcfs ipof an Shoe sntc
where the Ptl eau be olt,neat wholcasic ari tefsn
DANFORTH HUTRHK
1oofs below the Market MAIN ~, Hlchmond, Va
A. the rapid progress 81 the sslc 81 HfandTebs P,us
has become great thcrc has been from Three 10 90,
hundred Aaeufa appuntedi W. virginia aud NoUb Tari,.
Tor tho slc " these Piiia.
Each Aaent has nn engraved Ccrlneao ~ agency
tSigneD ~ HNANuRETU. N IN
~ 2t-Ciahf -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

On Wednesday evening, the 2nI instant by the
Rev. George Woodbridge, Mr. RicmAnD Fox. to
Mi's EiIzaBETn F., daughter OF the late Captain
james Nj. Johnston all nj this city.
On Tuesday, the ID. of June, by the Rev. John
Clark, IIIHRT RowE, Esq, to the nmiable and uni.
vcrsay admired Miss LueY PERANAS, all OF King
and Queen county.
"wbom God hath joined together. let no man put
hsunder," 1900 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

The Globe isveTy much displeasod with the Mes
'age--whch we deem high compliment. n the
other organ Of Toryism hereabou,s will join Blair in
his dcnuneiations, the good fortune Of the messag,
will be complete.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House met at eleven o'clock, pursuant TO adj
journmcnr.
Mr. WISE moved to lay aside his motion TO adop,
the sandIns rules uf the last Congress- in order TO
alto" The immediate reception OF the residents
Message.
Mr. WlSE'S resolution, with the annendmen, of
MI. ADAMS, to rcsend the rule excluding aboIi-
ton petitions, was under consideration when the
House adjourned last evening.
Some remarks were made Ivy Mr.. PICkENS
and MIR. WISE, relative TO the effect of waving the
consideration OF the resolution.
Mr.. ADAMS made ochJracicrislic speech on the
exclusion of abolition petitions
When Mr ADAMS took his seat, NIr wISE'S
motion, 10 lay the subject on the table for the pre-
sent, was adopted.
debate here arose n motion OF Mr. PICK
EMS that the desks be allotted to members ALPHABET.
ical -
Mr Slade was in favor OF tho members eastir >
lots for desks.
Mr. King Of Ga, spoke against the introduction
OF such unimportiut aud frivolous subjects before n,
House, which could only consume time, and were of
no pubic Interest, no matter how decided
After some further remarks from MIR Biilack-
MIR johnson, OF Maryland moved to lay the whole
matter on the table.
The motion was rejected.
AT this moment the Message from tire presiden,
asnnnounced, and being delivered was read Ly the
Clerk OF the House.
len thousand copies were ordered To be printed
MIR Graham, Of North Carolina gave notice of n
resolution to repeal the Sub-Treasury.
The House then adjourned to ~ o'clock to-mor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

~ Advertisers are requested to hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the asy as
practicable. Alladveuscmcnts intended Tor inser.
ton IN tho ensuing days paper, must bc handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
sertion In Mondays paPer must be handed in on
Saturdays otherwise they cannot appear until III,
day aalter,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
nIoHnGsp !. EHENen nunn MILL

TUE sn3,eriherS respectfully inform thcT friends and
the public generally that they have noul n hand ca,i
ehhwel selected assortment uf Frrnr iurr blrss hin,
hcsi qaliy, and alsn asaImcnt al rr,,v
'slc Tcnnh Ilurr Mlsioncs of siz which ,hey
variant not nIcriurt" any built IN this country Prrsnua
WHO are ia ~an "i The above article, would III well tn rn
anu examine tor themselves before they purrha. .sc
Nhcle as we arc determined 20 sell reasonable .rma
assn or town 'ereptauccs Their shop the corner
ahu on etr"ct All orders Will Ice tlnukd iccry,d
anipiomIuy cAccutcL JAMES SNI,II ''"
~ , ~, lOuEL =. Rust
~ " For reference the quality nj our c,,v mat,
burr Millstcncs, apply TO the Richmond Mllcrs ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

G. q. GIsIsw OLD.
III. n. CLAIuORNE I'm

a I L . IL NE s AT LAW
HAVING asEociscd Themselves In rI,r,.,, Lin .
County of Hanover. ~ " '"'"'"" ahi
Tue 'hcnts "i tho firm will the benefit of ,,.
pcncneo of Herbert A Claiborne, Zen " " "' '''
onicc In the basement story ot The p,vh,,,, Han, -
i"' VIC wy 'a" Richmond, April sFl,. 1871
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

Sales made by LANCASTER, DEsBr s Co. or
yesterday, at auction:
81 hhds superior At,kapas Sugars, per "Horrier
Louisa" brought y 9c-avernsins fully g.
i79 hhds Sugar, per brig "CreoIe," from New
Orleans ordinary TO fair in quality, brought
s6 ~! &c so-averuging over Gle.
III hhds Bacos, per "Corvo." from N. Orleans
brought 81 7ic. for sides, and q for should.
erS.
In addition, We notice sales at same time, Of
10 pipes Cosnac Brandy, under Custom House
key, 81 IOa 81 25c.
SO bbls Reetifed Whskey, 2i!c-salc stopped
so bags Lasuyra Coffee, ordinary quality, IOi a
lOic.
so bags Rio do, very inferior. o. n o,c
The attendance OF buyers was large, embracing
several from Petersburg and other places, to whom
we return our thanks The bidding was spirited,
and on the whole cyinced an Improvement upon
the du'lness for several weeks past so prevalent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

I". exercises 1T the summer term, embracing neYio,
81 InhT n"nths Will commence on ia. lIst Mou,, IN
,une an. coac on The las Thursday IN ~cprnl,c, li
, "ns I've S'sIscs payabi at the expiration of lie
Mar Mat, aud tuition ia the English branches s52 a.
Ftruch w
Drawing snl Painting n a.,
An extra tee OF SIX nllars will be required f,om each
mehher 81 the clas. In Natural Philosophy 80
Nsthc number Of pupils Ia Hnitcd gc,ilcmcn wishing
10 secure situations Tor their children aud ward r =,
Incsiod To make immediate application; ami vii i,c
their coninnn'caiionsio Suitiivillc, Pow, l,atan.
I-rlu. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
BOsT0N MARKET M,v "a

No change in the Flour Market, Geneseo q. 90
4,9i, and Howard stree, 81 Sill cash. Corn. dn!l.
and about IL a $4,000 bushels anoat; n corgo white
brought DC per bushol. Oats, very scarce, and in
good demand NJ yesterdays closing rates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
high Water. hi. day, a O'Clock, p. N.

80" "aeut' 'his Gay, O'Clock. Il. NJ.
CLEARED,
q Palmer. ~
ARRIVED,
Sehr Ann Eliza. Summers. New York. snnJtie.
10 Gsynar \ Roys,er, 7 Tyrcr. Fry < Co, Ex
ensnEe iiolei; Dunlop. Moneure Il Co, w Ran.
dolph x Co, l. ID Crenshaw Il Co
Sshr o~eeo, MeVamon. Por, Deposit, lumber.
SAILED,
Schr Harriet Louisa, Paiyh, New York coal
coal ''o"s'o a"o
Sehr Weymouth, Couch, New York, tobacco. SC.
VIA CANAL.
Arrived, Canal Boat Victoria, Tompkins with Al
tons TON, mdEe' to Is q Tompkins, Wren < Macon. Rives
toll. 'e '''0"
Cleared, Canal Boat, WIN l. Lancaster, Harrinr.
ton, with IS tons mdxe, for New Market. Elk
Creek and Lynchburg-Paying SI35 IS toll.
Cleared. Joseph c Csbeil, Bailey. with 3.l tons
moEe, Tor Lynehburg-Payins SLUG 81 toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
nm DOLLAIls itrIV,,,n

- AN AWAY font The James River AMI K,5svi,. t,,,
II psny about tho iaf nf March nearn man n,f,i ~
COZ. who was hired ~ Msry Mullen Of Cgnocblaed 4.
cob ~ about y yoars oi arohc has been ra1pioyc n
Jsmes river, a. boa man. oT tho two pee adm vcs,I
and link probable that he isnug eurar rd iu III, -,
occuphion lc aDrfc reward will lie paid for the st.,
hcnsiun and delivery ~ The said negro 10 Rehsrt NJ,
ley NJ snrt; Columbia Fluvanna Co. or r,riy To-
In Gonchlend jail. ~ NC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
700 AomEs OF LANn rn,, saLr. :
PRINTS AND LAWNS.

\NhDsWORTU. TURNER 81 co have ON
w banda large assortment OF Rich London and Anne
nc Az fiuts also Lawns, iSon the lowest rrcr 10 r new
es rly'H, AMI most Superior quality, 10y the piece ir
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
WILL b. offered Er SALE at Goochland Co,I uouec
GA ho lr dly of Juiy Court MOTT At ~ o'oock two
udsl5"l laud yug iu the County Of Gnochaud about
cisli uilcs ifom the Court House. on Gentin Geek mn
m.diaey IN lie ucish!nrhood 81 Dover Mile one ,ct
containing about l5O, tie OF about =, u acres.
iLHNS-'nc'laii cash, the otter hall ~ innriIa from,
The ny oi stle, tho purchaser cutting ncsa'c MOI,
ml an unprecedented, payable at oncut to llnk a.
Nchn'"nd JOS. WGODsO.<.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
AUCTION NOTICE

Our Sale this morning, Friday, juno i,h, in front,
and IN store, will be for Furniture exclusively. Tbs
attention OF those N want Is directed TO tile Aue.
ton Head, for particulars.
june. INIOES a. npp,rtfgD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
NnTIllIs-

IL PIlsuancc OF Tho power conferred on me by de
~ Irusi rom Mcrnrs CIene& New, bearing date ti,
,eIs o lhc Iiu.ings Court fuT the Ciy ~ Richmoni.
Ayo na,nen hnd iniihued James Y. New Agent nt Al
80 oi hg remaining stock aui fccts 81 tc his G,,n ~
.fsne Now, sui TOT The COLLECTION AMI soitIrs, of ii,
'eD', sna cicdi,aofi that firm, JAS rIRfSTIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
TO MY CLIENTS


mn NY hcal,ais rcinaiacd, tho firm OF CIIsNDJ n a
~eN"''"'"' NY huAi
ap eN-clM IIrRnrnr , ~ .,n.n....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

occasion Of pleds;ng himself 70 20 on in carrying
out 50 good principle.
| Mr. buchanan said he was ever ready to unite
with gentlemen Of any political SIDE OF the House
IN all efforts Tor economy. lie glad to hear the
Senator from Kentucky start out with the avowal
| Of such determination as he had express, d..
howsver MIR b. might differ from that honorable
gentleman IN other matters, he would always stand
by his side in all plans to promote reasonable,
i not niScerdly economy. The contingent expcn-
ditnrcs ofthe Senate for the article OF stationery had
been, he was going to say, d'sgraceiully eStrava-
CANT. This was a consideration which must come
home TO every gcnticmans feelings. In his own
case he hal been under the necessity of using much
more than any oher Senator Of articles OF this de
scrip,ion, unless il might be one other gentleman
who sat hun, Mr. wright;) but this would not
| DO the case hereafter; that was over now; there
would be more applications TO himself or 10 his
friend from New York for Office. Apart from this
Mr. L. had not consumed stationery the value Of
$50 in any one session An attempt had been made
TO reduce this consumption, but il had failed lie
felt confident, II the amount used by each Senator
was charged TO HIS personal account, the object
would be accomplished. How so much was used
he could not conceive; sure he was il was not by
keeping their eye retrenchmcnt, stationery should
be remembered rs well as printing.
The resolution of Mr.. Mangum, as modified,
was agreed to.
MIR Clay then observed that he hoped while GEN
tlemen were cherishns purposes OF economy as To
The expenditure of money, they would not neglect 10
eeonom'ze time also With this view, he gave notice
that he should, to morrow, move that the Senate
proceed tn the appointment OF the standing comm it,
tees and also to the appointment OF selcc, commit.
tee, TO whom should be referred much Of the T., es
dents Message rs related TO the financial concerns
and the currency OF the country, and the appoint
men, ofa fiscal agent Tor the pecuniary purposes of
the Government.
Several gentleman here (informally) inquired of
MIR G. VIVA: sort of fiscal az, nj he referred 10
MIR Clay said that, Tor himself, he had no hesita.
ton to arow that he meant United States Bank;
but other gentlemen might prefer some o.hcr form.
The Senate lhercupon ADJOURNED.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS.

ToBACC0-Yestcrdiy and to-day sales have
gone of heavily ut a leence of 50 a 75c per hun =
dFed; Luss and fine s,emmins kinds remain .tea-
dy. We quote Lugs ~, Common leaf 81 SCI,
Middinss 81 81 and 7e.-good II ~ and "a.
fine los as in quality,
FLOURISH to SAL, stock light and very lit
tic coming in.
oATS-4O to 45c-brisk.
CORN-55 brisk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
VALUAnLE JAMES RIVER IsTITE
t'oR SALE.


hh subscriber offers Tor sale his estate In The Couu
OF o"ohahi, known as Wowarlis Neck, 6urncrIy HE
I OF toward Cunningham dec H. consij rrcL
cu NJ iost beautiful and valuable Estates On James
RIVER Tue tract contains about 1900 acres Of i,nr ~
Nlch s'lor ~ ''o River l-r grounds OF the D., n,
~ AMI 40 tn woois much OF the oaru i. land
a. ANY IA the state. The an thc .sI, -
" me hcrt Kind, consisting 81 large DN-lins IIouse
N eSh rooms, cellars, closets, buit OF brick and
gardens, shubbcries house Ac The Situation ~ o,
oi me tn"st healthy aud beautiful n the River
n as good ~ any Ia the STATE The Jsmrs
NcI 'dni wiich psss.s through the estate ar ,ris tl
greatest facility Of getting the produce io marker ~
- o1ercd al private sale untl Wcne say The 9TH nj
Ansuft next, at which time, u cold Al viii m
seS. '''' w '"' f'''"''
MI Hatcher, my mualer, wlltakc pleasure in showing
terms, apply WA H. Mac Elraud and Ii,LIrn Rh,.s
Esqt,s, or TO the subscriber.
-le l-e2iwtis JNo. \. CUNNINGHAM
100 ACRES OF LAND Euu SALE.
hb shbtcTlpcr w-lur o divide his flrtn and retain
"uy sllulcteui uuanlity land his own fore q la
cuuhc, nHciG Tor safe valuable pnruu of th. I,nI
n Mi.n hS tes'Lcs Sias upon the Rapid Ann river
near the ROAD citrr from frederic sSbnTs To- ,hai
yllle about midway bclwcca Orange Count Hone, an,
naIhoursSic. The portion he wishes tn sell will contain
lTo oJuto lOl acres with tic dwelling and ali nee
out-hOuses, kitchen, carthage house corn bon.. st,Ls
DARN wheat machine tobacco houses about ss nc,.s
are cltaTc aud The balance IN gond oak hickory aIdpine
lion of which be cultivated uninierruriey i'm tnar
ca, Without ebhAusung Il. The land Is well wstcTcd and
VIC 30" Wen adapted 10 the growth of small rain and
10 icd clover aud all Kinds grass, aud can he
made profitable Ia agriculture OF grazing or boh un,r
ihe open land is all n email grain or red clover ami
the purchaser would have a fine etyeI n,d G,r u.',
iaiow tbs summer. The land aJuihs tie farms Of Cam
V. Harbour Rev. T.. 2. Ship !. ] AmhlcT E,ar anJ
Sorsi end The neshborhoud qis 10 any in me SIZE
p' l''h aud intelligent society The proximity of this
land 10 nne manufacturing mi aud the wcsicfn Ir,,n
nation oi the l"uisa Railroad must contribute 10 lie vain.
re'pns WISHING 10 purchase enquire oI ~omer
ic l-clawtf GEO A sum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

iLJsCU EAPi~Tu
BOOTS, suOEs. TRUNKS, CARPET
BAGS. &c.
nUR fhends, and the pubic generally, arc reminded
" that We sill have hand extensive NJ of
Tools witch No are determined 10 cell cheap, for cash
We tnvHe call tom purchasers generally IN want ~
cheap and EOOd Roots Shoes Trunts carpct 1sfs sc.
~ BURLINGTON a GO,
Cheap boot, Shoe aud Trunk sore,
pf Mansion IIansc.
u0tT A. cos OrFICE.- s3OD q neil Tor eiO--
L0iietv draw to.d,y, with tho above Caphsl-l0
prlzstoi 1900, 10 ofoOO. Tickets ei0 Prizes of sale
nOYr cos. led
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
ToDD's FAMILY BACOS

TODDs FAMILY BACON
IN nnn Lbs. Of Todd's Family Ilenn salt ne.
-O1OON red Of small size, and In every respect
i superior article. For sale 49,
lel JAS & GEO WINSTON
NEW GOODS.
J kinds: ' VI ''' ""o"'hR
Rich wafer Pitchors various patterns
DO China CandlesuCks
ID do rel-sets. %, - and % pieces
kcnsia hsutci China Tea sets Of beautiful uatt.rns
- WINE Dihng Ware; blue do; brown 40
re-, sic by CHARLES STEBBINs,
lel Opposite swan Tavern shoe Zoe IIhI
4 MsTONs-l am receiving the most beautiful a. ~ r.
- mcnt "i HefI1n silver aud pici Castors To be found
ih this ciy-hiny ftiicm CaTc new styIes Thos.
IN want Oi a good Castor, will please call az
-. CHARLES STEBBINsi
Jei china aud GLASS store, opposite swan Tavern.
"A sTisAL LAMPS-My stock Of Astral Lamps 4.
very extensive. aud bciug dcsirous of reducing Il he.
ioie ihr till wildisposc ofthcm prices that Willie sat
islaeiory tutte purchaser. elias sTEDUiNS
jed Opposite swan Tavern. sborr". I'm
SALT-2o sucks Liverpool blown sIt, IN han,l.omr
- ',dcr imported direct into this IveT. sale low
yt' I. IUDLAM & ION.
III ahhs TpbACCo-A lev buGcs tol tue auov
cOiol hH" qualify. suitable for retailing sale.
JcI T.. IIDLAM 4 son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04
CLARKE,S OEEICE

Second, Splendid Scheme:
pr'zs oi sJ-Si ~ say nett S3tOy IuOl 700 200
2Hp' l5djsJ lupriles Of iUO eac 100 of s5isIL, Nc
TicSctseO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

CkOss,s PhTENr wHOUau.r In,,a
cod prices, by m n.t nc.
left - ''''"i''
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FOR SALE.
M nh he Rohl, Al public auction, ON TUESUAy tbe
" ~ instant, at ~ O'clock, The Tosienco Of Mr
WIN Goddin 10 the county II cnrei. four and h,iI
mites .cIow Rtchmund, ilc New nrtIgc R1,I four
hofSr Teams, Saddle Horses, fuc Mich Cow ,n
,,a'I'y 0l hudsrhold anj Kitchen Furniture, sc &c
i,i1s made known un the day Of Halr.
ll9-Il JAMES A. HARDWOOD.
KU NAWAY-S2j HEWARD.
x ~ AWAY from Got iohnapu's firm uskt,nd al,o,t
uc ,Hr OF the Peter Iburg iarra inv bny lAFaY-
nc'ni 10 alt CON lfSin-t triiait hair-Il yrsr4
wen sro~n Iathcr .quhtc luii aud trout ceil yery
no ntikH about hin iccicj. INiu civ. sl5 re-.
var Tor ~ delivery Ia Nc John ". Ferguson RirInncnL
% Inonis wallace aud Tli1uas T. flare Peter burg and
'I reasonable expenses patti
lel -in JAMES A. sENPLE
NOTICE SUBJ cribcr will proc ocI to sell ly mi
lc auction, on SATURDAY, the i2th inst "a tusy a
Iig IHs, Mules Stcam EnRncs, Machines Hoprs aud
"ihot WtcnI appcraiuing t0 the coal bisincsa al %
VIII hire 0r The balance Of the year - ri Hands II moi
WcNi"nHy fed Terms made known INC tty Of ale
w. -c2 drDtds AIIN.NpEn HFyI, a.
fMEiGur BuATS FOH BYNCIIBUHG-
II Tile h1facl MOllAWE nud roc ffDNTAS arc Te1ty
~ tcegi,e f'Z iof tie above place this morning and ne
PIONEER 90 Mon.ay next, The Tih lnaf
-, %, T.. LVDLAM a SON,
- .. Agents l.. a " Y. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-04

ii'is Essex, Rayner, Antwerp, tobacco. &c h
g Palmer. 49,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
FoRT RussE11.fE. Pl M,pou ..

FoRr RUSSELL, Z. F.) MARou ..
GENTLEMEN | hasten to inform you,
ere the express starts Cor pinika, Of the re.
appearance Of the Indians this evening OF
Orange Creek, within three miles Of this
fort. Lieutenant Alberlis, Of the % Scg,.
ment Of Infantry, Who uas detached from
Fort Russell some few days since TO CARR.
son Fort Brooke, about five miles distant,
was startled about IL O'Clock this morning
by hearing tho Wild cry Of the Indian ban.
dts IN the direction Of For, Russell FAX.
Jog with him twenty fur men Of his small
command, Lieu,ensu, A. Immediately leit
Fer Brooke, and, following the direction
Of the cries, encountered the Indians 10
force at Orange Creek hammock, only three
miles from Fort Russell. Go perceiyug
the Indians, Lieut.. Abertis opened hca.
w Gre upon hem, which continued Tor 40
hour but as the Indian force continued to
increase, numbering about QUO hundred,
and Lheui Abertls having fired away oil
his ammunIiIor, he was compelled TO reitea,
back 10 Font Bruoke, bearing alth him FIVE
0! his me0 severely wounded. Having de.
posted the wounded 10 block house, to.
gether with the females of the post and es
tabished guard With orders 10 fght or die,
should the pos, DO attacked during his alb
sence Lieutenant Albes tis "a IN issued forth,
accompanied by only seventeen men, with
the determination 10 cut his way through
the Indians, IN order to communicate with
Capt. Baruum, the commander of Fort
Russell.
On arriving once more at Orange creek,
tho Indians emerged from the hammock
and offered 1t. AIberlis battle in the broad
pine barren. That officer, 9th bravery
almost unparalleled, with only seventeen
men, again fought the enemy nearly an
hour, and at times although hammcd in by
him, made his way through the whole force
of Alex. Tusteuuggee to the pos, of For,
Russell, losing along the gauntlet of fire
only one man. The commanding officer of
Fort Russell Immediately left in pursuit of
the enemy. Our wagons have already
brought into Fort Russell . killed, cor
poral and private 9 wounded, ] sergeant,
l corporal, aud pr,vaies; one is missing.
Killed Corporal Lang, Co. &. Cd lnf;
Private Hook, Co. II. ID Infantry.
Wounded--Norman Luke, Orderly Ser.
geaD', Co. X. I'd Inf; Corporal Ileniord,
Co. n; Priva,es Holmes, Co. X. /; Newton,
do. Bowden, do. McQulliog, do.
Nissing-PrIvate Merrick.
The loss Of the enemy cannot be asccr
tanned, as the Indian warriors we're seen
to drag of their dead and wounded as fast
as they fell. Yet, my word for it, Alex.
Iustenuggee, at the head Of bis hundred
warriors, while contemplating his slain,
at this moment feelings mos, bit. |