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The Polynesian., 1841-09-18
Vel. e. Ms. Is.

WI O'NH CIV" HsiiIIE E'oNNCs, me penalty
shall he "a follows :. for one full year hi,
own fish shall be tahoo'd for the tenants
ofhis own particular land, and notice shall
be given of tie same. so that TIC landlord
who lays duty on the fish Of the people
may be known.
Il any Of the landlords lay protective
taboo on their fish. when the proper fish
i7g season arrives all the people may take
fish, and when the fish are collected. they
shall be dIyided--oNe third to the fisher
men, and two thirds to tie landlord. If
there is canoe full, one third part shall
belong TO the fishermen, md two thirds TO
the landlord. IF the landlord seize all the
fish and leave none for the fishermen, the
punishment is The same as that Of the land
lords who lay duty on the fish of the
people.
IF, howevor, there is any plantation
haviHg fishing grounds belonging 10 il.
BIZ, no reef, the sea being deep, it shall
still be proper for the landlord to lay Ia
boo. on one species Of fish for himself,
bat one species only. If the rarrot fish,
then tic rarro, fish only: bu, if some
other fish, then that only and not the par
rot fish. These are the enactments res
Toctirg the free fishing grounds, and res
pecting the taking of fish.
.-lsespecting the taboo'd fishing grounds.
Those fishing grounds whchare known
by the people to have shoals Of fish re-
maning upon them, shall at the proper
season for fishing be placed under the
protective taboo of the tax officers. for the
king. The fishing grounds on Oahu thus
protected. are I, Kalia. 2. Kcchi. 8, Ka-
papa, q, Malaeakuli, 5 Hahihi. On Mo-
lokai, as follows: |, Punalau, 9. Ooa. 3,
Hawai-, 4, Koholanui ), Kaonini. 6, All
koolua, 7, Waiokawa, 6, TTcleiki On
Lanai the Bonita and the Parro, fish. On
Maui, the kulku Of Honuaula and other
places.
On Hawaii, the Alhcorc.
On Kauai, the MuIet of Hulcia, An
ehola, Kahil and Hanalci and the ,onid
and fresh water fish of Mana. tie re,na-
nenl shoal fish Of Niihau, and all the tram
silent sloal fish from Ilawaii to Niihan. if
in sufficient quantity to fiji two or more
canoes. but not so small quantity rs 70
fill one canoe only. Bnr if the fishermen
90 and borrow Il largc canoe, that all the
fish may be Pat into onc, then there sLall
be a dn}y uron them
On the above conditions there shall he
government duty on all Tie transient
81 Onl fish of the iSlapde Tho t,y G;o.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-18
J. j. JARVES, Editor.
, . 3 = ? =.
n S X F. II G. III .
BY ELIZA COOK.

BY ELIZA COOK.
The summer sun is stealing fast away,
And merry children Join in noisy mrth,
Laughing and leaping in the golden ray,
The widest and the gayest things OF earth
Fair forms are bounding rapidly about,
Light as the fairy imps in sylvan rings.
Drowning the backbird's song with then
wild shout,
And chasing down the moth with azure
wings.
But there is one in quiet lonely mood
Taking shadowy path, apart from ALL
Choosing the messy margin where the tooC
Leads to the loud and dashing waterfall.
Slow, Ingering-nOw to gaze upon the tide
And watch the swelling ripples gliding by
Now bending DER the brooklet's shelving
With stiller breathing and closer eye.
He muses. with long and earnest glance,
Noting the things his playmates neve,
heed;
Pausing to see the water lilies dance
10 the soft music of the wave-splashed
reed.
He wonders none beside himself can find
Something to wonder at in woods and
streams,
And knows not that his fresh, untutored mind
Is dreaming busily the poets dreams.
He feels the immortal light of spirit live
Within his breast-but knows not that in
years
To come that warm and flashing ray will
give
The brightest rainbow through the bitter.
est tears.
Life's sands run on, the wayward child is
All that foreboding tongues erst prophe.
sled;
Reflections cloud has darkened on The brow
And all youth promised, Time has not de-
MED.
The cheeks have less ofroundness and of red
The grey eye has become more softly deep
The lips are thinner, but the spirit shed
Around them tells that feeling does no
sleep.
And still he takes the lonely way, and still
That which he loved of old-the whipping
rill
And the thick wood that holds the owlet'
nest.
Yet does he lean against the Struggling tree
When Summer filings her blossoms at hi
feet;
And still he thinks the whirring of the bee
And distant tinkling sheepbell music sweet
Yet does he wander on starry night,
When crystal dew gems glitter on the sod
Still will lie hold upon the mountain height
Close questioning with Nature and its God
What is he? Hark! the busy voice Of Fam'
Sounds meath the household roof from
heart to heart,
And heralds forth his glory and his name,
In notes whose echoes never shall depart
What is he. Ask it Of his own proud breast
That glows amid cold poverty and wrong
His Tyre shall tell lhee-he is bright AM
blest,
The worshipped and the po"r-a child
song.
The Polynesian., 1841-09-18

Continued from page 46
3. OF free and prohibited Fishing Ground
l.-Of flee fishing grounds
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-12
FROM THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Navy DEPARTMENT, May 81 ,l84l


Sin: The appropriations made at the last session Of
Congress will be found amply sufficient to cover the
expenditures for the current year. under the several
heads Of appropriation unless should become neces
sary be deemed proper to assume another and lar
ger basis Of operations than that on which the est-
mates from the Department were founded.
The state Of the Navy Pension Fund will require
the immediate action Of Congress Under the opera
lion Of the ACT entitled An act for the equitable
administration Of the Navy Pension Fund.-" that fund
has been exhausted II will be seen from the accom-
panying report ofthe Commissioner of Pensions that
there will be required for the payment of navy pension
ers, the LIST of July next the sum of 1888 JOG 06
and the LIST Of January, 1872 the further sum of
$1,000 In addition to these sums, about rs 600 will
be required pay of pensions which will pro-
badly be allowed between July next and the LIST Of
January, making in the whole $163, 707 o. Tomeet
these payments there is within the control Of the De-
partment the sum Of $2S 040; leaving deficiency of
$l35666 06, which the public faith requires should
be promptly supplied.
The sudden return Of the BraDdywine seems to re-
quire explanation. From the dispatches sent to
the Department by Captain Bolton, Of that ship APP
pears that the great excitement prevailing in England
IN the early part of March last induced Minister
at that Court 10 address communication to Commo-
dore Hull the officer commanding the United States
naval forces in the Mediterranean the result of which
was, that the squadron, then lying at Mahon left the
station with view TO get out Of that sea- ascertain the
true state Of things between the Unted States and
Great Britain, and either their station or re-
turn home according to the result. The Brandywine
outsailing the Commodore, and Captain Bolton hav-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-12


through single Of freshet ice. The ques-
ton then presented whether it proper to COM
the repairs upon the only plan which promised
the requisite strength and durability but the cost Of
which would far exceed The appropriation made by
Congress, and which, il was known to the Depart
ment, supposed 10 be ample for the object wait
the sanction Of that body the approaching session
The great convenience and importance Of the bridge
al this point and the strong interest felt by the cii
of this District that the repairs thoud not be de-
laycd, urged the immediate commencement Of the
work, while its questionable propriety under the
prospect Of an immediate session Of Congress- de-
cided the Department to postpone further operations
until that body should have opportunity Of acting
upon the subject The utility and Importance of this
bridge not only to the citizens Of this city and Dis
trict but {, the carrying Of the public mail and to
the Southern travel at the season Of the yenr when the
river obstruced by ice, generally felt and ac
knowledgcd, that need say no more to recommend
the additional appropriation required or that the sane
ton Of Congress be given in other FORM at an
early day of the session. the making of the neces-
sy repairs upon the only safe and durable plan which
Another public work Of great interest committed to
the Of this Department deserves some notice at
this time. The sum Of S75 900 was appropriated al
the late session Of Congress for clearing out the Red
river rah- The large sums Of money heretofore ex-
pendcd on this object the high expectation induced
aner the first successful experiment Of the practicable
" ofeecting H. the Subsequent accumulation and con-
tinuance ofparaI distractions and the consequent dis
amendment Of the Public, caused the Department TO
give lie early and seou attention TO the subject Belev-
inq that Congress- making this appropriation, ndul
ged the hope that i would be all that would be requr-
ed for the completion Of the work the Department
solved thatthe highest degree Of permanence and utl-
" attainabe BY the use Of the placed its dis
posal should be ACCOMPLISHED directed that an officer
Of the highest credit Cor skill and judgment should
proceed without delay 70 ASCERTAIN the nature extent
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-12
States.
.ae,os7,4s5

It is understood that Brunswick has exhibited an in
clinaon 70 separate from the Northwestern Union of
which she is member, and to join the Associa-
ton; and The accession Of the Grand Duchy Of Lux
emburg is likely to swell still higher the total
population of the States thus united which consti-
tues already the most industrious, enlightened, and
prosperous people Of Germany.
Three OF the German States have not yet acceded to
the Association, but have formed separate CONNER
Ian nj IT n;ov, ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
TO THE-PUBLIC.

N0TiCE:.Ihe regular Annual Meeting OF the TIRE
DEGA IRON COMPANY will he held al their Otic.
the Works, Monday. the 81 day Of MAY next az II
O'Clock, y DElSr L. n, as,1,-.s -
-sP<o ~ Tredegar Iron Company.
spRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
IHib subscribers have received by recent arrivals
Il general assortment Of British and American Inv
ooous which they offer by the piece package and re-
examine. wADSWORTU TIipSep =. 81 Sa,' anu
NH 22-6wd 'i NJ. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
TO THE LADIES'

~ EACCSE FOX H4IRY UPPER LIPS.
- ToKY PoWDERs VIII srF psEETiLAv
uPROOT ALL HAIR FROM THE PART S,irp nsi II
NAY BE APPLIED WITHOUT THE sIiGHTrsrS n, -
Jury To THE sklN-THIs INSURED. "
BEiUTIFUL SMOOTH FACES-pr co,,r,r,,.
regulatory Powders for uprooiing superhuou. Hair Wiz
Out INJURY 10 the Skin.-The following tesfDonjsls Co.
Gle. '''S "'Siuauie aTti-
we have seen tcStedD Or. Gouraud's Depaiorv Por,.r
anu confidently recommend the article 10 in,yl,,si -
WIN supeIhuous hair, which, bY ms use - enIsv
10 OF ~ minutes, leaving the skin aner wasbi
the part perfectly white and smooth freed Ir,n ,h
ess irritation ',-Nsie York ErsninE Sfar ~ '"e''-
~ NC eheerinly recommend Or. GouTauds Depi,torv
x,h marry g and pale faced young gentlemen win more
M on ,net nee than Is wished, will find invanab
card.-Daiiy MRS 'P'@< ny tue
For sale AZ the Agency by Lady oprsesas Dr pi
mef's Church. Principal Offce New yoIE 81 "a .,s
street Price, pcr boffle 'Nf " "aiAet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
BY WILLIAMS x HAXALI-

81 IhDhb MORNING nexr. tho 10Th Instant n, m
naI IA Hont OF our store, will be sold al Auction ,a
~ n assortment OF Groceries, Liquors Gc-conss,inr
Trinidad Molasses
sugar. house do
Rio and Laguyra Coffee
winter strained Sperm Oil
Clarified Whale Oil
Sperm and Tallow Candles
Parkers a. Robins SOAP
Pepper, Pmento and Ginger
Havanna aud Brazil sugar
Hdcon, assorted
FORK, heads and shoulders
DID and Common whiskey
Imitation BI andy
Holland and Country Gin
Malaga Wine
Peppermint Cordial, &c. &c
Terms as usual WILLIAMS a u.y.rr
ap2 o hhAhLi,
Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
NEW HOOKS.

WkSE DE LEON, OF the Brgand a romance nv 4, %
Astro9cmy and General Physics considered with ,.f.,
'U PC 70 n, = atutal Theology, BY Rev WIN whewen
Graitsn ~ ihomas Co'ley
sOhy by ISSp pssSgrse ST The study q Natural Pho
svineins ss,o me- 9snism and vital enduwmsss
y Ms9I SIR Francis Head. from the siisSp
NO Ie, Hsrners' Family Library
. y1s 81 JohP Jay add Alexander Hamos, No l0sHar
/ PVTISb r y s sn,S LloIMy -.,-.,
Of Teoors ,ses seSoo an sRS sssoI R,os
a. 10 oe had a. sNB'l's Bookstore, doors above the
ara JAMES SMELL
! 1UOs ". HOTCHKIss having tafsn the s,cT.
the Ruinso tho E,gie Hotel would inform Coach 49,
M saddsrs ihai be just opened fu sssoTment Of
FOR COACH MIXERS. follows
Coseh lnd Elliptic steel springs Of al Einds
Coach Barouohe, Buggy aud sulky turned A.Ie.
Brass and silver Hob Rsnds
Nsiesblc Castings and Turned Collars
r iSa s'G Knobs Gg Coach D. bo Do s1a'
Ncnitan Bind Locks
Cuu1iu Leather. both hides and sides
step Leather and Morocco skins
soaeh lsees snd Frnses Of an Kinds
FOR SADDLERs
Hog SKINS; surge; Sheepskns
iull sssSrnee q Al linis o. Harness Mounting
cn ,ITp up Bells WST,'s, Cotton rraisos webbs
Men, women's. GE saddle Trees
A full SUPPLY Of ssddler's Tools &c.
ALSO,
Shoe Makers Tools. Of an kinds
n So ~ PsS1gSSeSH vs. Score rsPPen rer or
-lnns 70 ne business and most respectfully sobeh ne
taronage Of the Of thar arm and Of al ofbsrs
Nsnunf ertc e. In hne-assurng them V asaorf
ent shall always be good nd will seu cheap Tor cash
~ city acceptauees any other house inf~ndna f
a. credit business inuc emenfs vii &c oered 10 pur.
chssers 10 pay the cash -
nh 3t-d&cu THO's n. HOTCHKfss
BONrETs, AND MILLINERY GoODs
or EvERT DescaIrTfoN.
The Subscriber has rsoeived
.Ls,kf&b By date arrivals portion Of her
sN spring assortment % fashionable
Ill MILLINERY. TO ~heh ~. uouli
respectfully avhe ne attention %
county nc 70 hants ADD dealers w aeurral
'P'-eOd Mas c. PHILIP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
CHICKERING a. G1LBERT,s
|LAZZ2N!!|.I:Z!',]ZskS|

TUE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the manu-
Il factories oi CIIlCKERlNG a I. GILBERT a co
Bosion' and oilers for sale large assortment Of Piano
foites with al the recent and patented improvements
he long established reputation of these manufacturers
the Test gitanee that the instruments manufactured y
thcin VIII not be surpassed by other maker
or orcigD IN respect TO durability and sweetness pu
Iy and power Of onc for which these instruments have
been 50 highly aud extensively celebrated The Ions
perence OF both OF these makers has resulted in some
very Important improvements, Oatcy iniIoduced) which
ments. Wv '"
The subscriber feels lushed In assuring those who
may be pleased 10 pironize this Establishments that their
expectations will not be disappointed M dudnr these in
sifuments To be made Of the very best materials ana the
most durable workmanship.
These instruments I'D n tho manufacturers nriec
and sent any place within hundred miles of
richmond free Of cNpens" 10 the purchasers.
Tue great demand for these instruments has Undue ed the
subsc rtber 10 establish aFeucy IN FARNNiII e. Prime
Edward Co with Mr. A. = HtGtOW, where those Who
wish 70 purchase can get them the terms as of
the subscriber - W
AlPIANO FORTEs sid 81 either or these es,abri.b
nenls arc warranted, aud " not perfectly satisfactory can
be returned ~ N''
10 lbeIaldsca made 10 professors and teachers
u1- large supply Of new and fashionable Music al
ways on hand Fano Foues tuned and repaired by Rufus
Morse whose ons experience in manufacturing entnlcs
hlm 10 share " patronage. A. : MADDOX
Wlh ~ Opposite he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
3 eanilals of 81. oon. hon Of lnon

Virginia lcesbuIg Lottery, Ezra No i2-o be deetmin
sa oy .ne Italhg Of Union louery Class & for isi to
pc utawn Way &fh, lSii Schcme-1 prizes Of s9anD 4
OF sus tep, lup oi 100 ~ Of 500 ~ Of aO 70 Oh 40
Nc Iesets sl0-shsres in proportion Ccrti6cates Of
psiaes % - whole tickets sl3lsharcE 10 proportion
=. f,r Packages, Shares OF single Tiokets- Address
GREGORY a co.
-. Managers, Richmond, Va
al'sho order above. ~ %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
cENrnAL AND MOST DEsIRABIE BUILDING LOIS
BY WILLIAMS & HAXAII.-

hENRlCO LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 81 May next, IL O'Clock NJ in from, of
enI'eo County Court House, shall sell AZ sefion 81,
be highest bidder without reserve one hundred y,
ann ia enreo County. This land is situated on Corn.
Iteck anu The upper Doety Of acres eonve,.
10 !ohn fsrkhl and Peter COPELAND by Charles Con,nd
ana we, by Seed dated 22i April, ISIS II BE- abo,,, an
nj Office VIII IT. "'ay De seen
Terms day Of sale
Al the same time and place. will be sold two lots OF ground
aust oeyonh The Corporation line of the CIV in a,s.
rage CANDLES plan OF McKenze's Garden .srh ,,,,
ns % leet on street % feet wide parallel with VALLEY
.na running back The same width iiO feet 10 n.rals
AZ feet wide. Terms, cash. 10 P-'aie 81.
A plat OF these Lots Is also at our Office
BY order Of the proprietor.
IT. An.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
$50. 600 % 600 Nm 900

virginia Lccsburg Lottery, Extra No q decided nv ,h.
craving THE Union lotteIy Class , for 1871 TO be irawu
~ AIeHsnILia ID May lsh, lsil. Brilliant scheine-i
lU 50o 40 20 Of go 65of2Oj &c. Tickets sIOshsres
~ proportion. ecrfcaie ola package of o. whole tic h
tcrs In proportion ~ f'-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
sP'endidl, LOTTERIES I, for May IsiI.

Virginia Wellsburg Lottery, Class Z, f,r iSil-T, be
IIswnh Alexandra, Va Nay let iSfl Eve Capitals oC
-sl1un each making s500nJ, OF 5OOO 2sn 2i.s Is Of
ln ~ Of go 70 Of io0 40 OF go - Of an Sc Tckes
sll-shares IN proportion, 10 numbers-ll drawn
Cerheaies Of packages Of % whole tickets sI-share
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
s2i 600 az nnn l..

virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass f, Tor ISL TO be
dNh AZ hlcNAndrtA Va. Nav :, 1871. Gtaad Capitsls-i
rtihe OF 500 900 1000 500 1000 3OO 251 900 80
I1es OF IVu = " 20 200 Of DO &c. - numbers-Il
iekets Slu- shares In proportion CcTtifs ates
ton. " ''N' ~ fi"P''-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

GOODS IV7'ENDED For p pANGE rs MADE on
FURNITURE, GROCERIES, SC.
'U wh,pNEsDAf MORNING, April 2sth at 81 o,eIoek
WI ue SOIL ~ front OF store, general variety az Uons
Bureaus and Card Tables
sideboaris and Dining do
sofas, Washstands and Toilet Tables
zane and wood seat Chairs
Rocking Chairs. OF various kinda
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
m WIS., sane lime quantity Of Groceries and LIQUORS
a. hskey' Tin and Brandy Sugars scan Candle ESsS'
&C. suitable Tor retail and in lots suit purchasers '
DRY GOODS.
PREVIOUS TO the sale Of Furniture and .or..-..-s
81 a. sosloek an assortment Of Dry Goods consiIsi,
$3.50 ~ snInunss BuriaPs white brown IInsns
.ohon Hose, silk and cotton Hhdkfs Ribbons snro1 ,
'oh suspenders, Domest Grapes, Stripes &c r'' wv
ORANGES
~ boxes Messina Oranges, In good order
HORSES.
Immediately aher the above, commen.,rr :, =, 49,,
several Saddle and Harness Uorses ~ ~ Sock'
Represented as being very fine VI WHICH are
apT fNIOEs 4 pporuyn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
SPRING sTocK OF HooTs, SHOES.

IHE subscriber " receipt N hrs usual large supriv
u ncsh Spring and summer Goods pcr the i,esf ,,r,.
walls from Nothcfu Eastern Manufactures Ills So
embraces every desirable article in HE line " businc
country Merchants Informed that his goods will he
oucre n thcmon good terms they can b. bourh,
upon ~ this or sny other city aud they find n some
make their purchases "'''
Extraordinary induccm, nts will be offered IN sprb .
deal Tor cash, aud ao 10 such prompt IN their nav
mcnts We respectfully snlclis call froH al ~
The following kinds Of Gunis may be ounI n his e.
tabhshment IN large qufrfiucE. via
ladies' very superior kid ani Morocco slippers
DO serOndgushty 30 30 10
10 itird do 10 10 do
10 vcy SUPERIOR kd, Morocco and seal wslkin.
Shoes Of All styles
Nounen's seal Walking Shoes Ties and Straps
DO Zoe soslskin iIceled Walkina Shoes Strap.
~ leather sewodand perrcd WeHs various qus'fies
10 common leather and Nd slippers 30 ID,
0cntlemcnsfno cali siors broad anl narrow s,rars
DO "a dr Ufuaans
DO dn DO Iniun shoes
Do aaiicr Brostns
Mems no sni split, sowed aud rcgscd Brosans Of al
qualities
DO split pcrscd Washington Brorans
DO Mp and split low quarter shoes various ouslHies
Genuenen's very superior calfskm Roots Of his own
. and Northern Manufacture
hen's pcEred ntots Of al descriptions
DO seWcd 10 81 10
Misc. seal, sui morocco wdkins shoes
DO hi and morocco slippers
DO DO 10 Do French Ties
'hdfcns kd morocco, seal anil leather Roots nuskrs
ankle Ties and strap shoes OF all qusiies 70 al NJ vhi,b
ne invites the attention Of Town ant County dealers
r. r. WHITE
AZ l<-dtw Martct ntidso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

EIWtWUU.
virginia Wcsburg Louery, Class for IsiI 10 be drawn
hAIexandcia Va May LIST, ISL Five Captais or sinn1
sseh making sSOp prizes Of 5000 OF lOo 2lll Is OF
~ ~ OF 90 - Of ipn 30 Of 400, 40 of 30 80 Of an &c
rNkets s'u-shares IN proportion. IS Nos--ll drawn
@ OF Packages Of % whole tickets, sl2-shares
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

III persons having claims against tic esiatc OF O.caT
snnn, decd viii present them, properly authentca
te lot settler en-and all those indebted 10 the es,,
will please come forward, and seul@ the SANE. '
apA-d6t' NATHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NJE the undcrsle nc, having formed Couar,n.,.h,r
w for the purpose q Carrying Painting Busoess
IN Ne various branches socH share Of public
fom our friends sndthc citizens generally AnV orer
lehN the shoe Store Of Mr. David Walsh on oyernc,
streetwn he punctually attended to- We are alse ,,n,
70 wotk BY the day for those disposed 10 furnish ther
materials, on terms 10 suit the tines
Of the New Market 1''
WIN n WALSH
" i-eoNelaWfN' DAVID r. JONES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

virginia LeesburE Lottery class q, for ISL 10 he
u an hsy "a ISL Grand Capitalist pnze Of s2t5
lutn 800 fOO, AGO, 3OCl. 3O1O 90 Of lsOl &c Tics
cJs slO-sharcsi In proportion. Acerfcafe Of paeksve
OF y whole tickets sl3i-sharcs in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
ssinnn- sIs nnn q.

Virginia Monongta Lottery, Class f. OR tslt-ro n.
drawnM AeSandrs, Va May 8 'Sil. Grand Capitalist
ptiEc N s2aeu ihes, lNgOo son. fOn 2nn 25}s 2sTu
~ II lUu Hof2r, ~ ofAu sc. Is numbers hi ra,Sn
Tickets slO-shaics In proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
FOR NEW YORK

xK The regular packet schr RICHMOND, Chester,
k ma,srl having part Of her cargo engaged will have
accommodations apply on bo1rt Indians wharf or TO
APPS JAMES Fisher a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
BY r. ii. DICKINSON
SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.

SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
$780, On Bird street
IL . VIII be sold on the 18th instant M Al o,.,o.k ID
UIIU me House and Lot lately owned and 60.
161W pied by Mrs Elizabeth Kerr decd si,n.,sS u
- - 3rd ttreef, between and streets. m ron,,n.
~ lee front running back l3O and on IL
tenement tor small family, rentirr al SIZE
terms OF sale-One third cash. and the balance In
paynients AZ and IL months, TO be secured by ne,
gouaole notes, well endorsed and deed OF trns n ~
property to secure the payment "'' "' ''s
JOS. MAYO, Er'or
s,ia 90 la ...,..., - of Elizabeth Kerr
22-tds - Ni"soH' Aucts-