davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

The returns for inspections for the
year 1910. in ST. Louis show that there
has been inspected 9,075 barrels Of flour,
1866 barrels Of wh;skey, and LOTS
bbls. beef.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

Heary Rerenue.-Cuba with popula-
ton of less than a million and half, pays
10 the mother country the enormous reve-
nue of EI2, 100000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

The new minister of France estimates
the expences Of 1912, al $244,776,000.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

England receives 311, 1886, 800 pounds
Of cotton annually from this country.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

There is report from Texas that
body of hostile Mexicans haG crossed the
Rio Grande.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

Eight Presidents Of the United States
have been farmers.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

structions are removed by the timely inter-
ferance of our government Something
should be done upon this subject before the
adjournment of the present session of Con-
gross. If this matter is not attended TO
soon, the settlement Of our North Western
boundary may be the source of more diff
fculty and vexaton than that of our North
Eastern. 1.-THE British Government con-
siders the frozen wilds Of the Aroostook
and Maiawaska Of sufficient value TO set
up such claims and stoop TO such evasions
as it has done IN that matter; who can tell
what efforts may be made when the rich
prolific soil Of Oregon, with its valuable
maratime privileges, is the prize for which
she is contending? Again the almost
Unlimited influence which she will acquire
over the hordes Of savages which inhabit
the section of country beyond the settle
ments of Arkansas, Missouri, and Iowa,
must cause q thrill Of horror 10 run thro'
the system at the contemplation Of the
consequences, to our frontier, Of war
with England The savage butcheries
which but few years ago deluged our
then frontier, must be again re-enacteG
upon our back settlements. The time for
action is before such dangerous influence,
so much 10 be dreaded, is acquired, and
there is no time for delay. What is done,
should be done speediIy.-Iora STANDARD.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

The total population ofthe United States
according TO the census, will stand about
as follows: whites, Il, $50, 900; free col
ored, AGO. 900; slaves, 2,345, 600; total,
1900. 600.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-02-16

The Great Missourian. The following
extract Of a letter is from a gentleman for
merly of this city, now on tour through
the Western States, and at present, in st.
Louis, from whence he writes
81 went the other night to look at the
greatest curiosity that have ever seen.-
1t is called the Great Nisscurian, and is
the skeleton of theegrandest animal ever
known. TWAS found about 900 miles west
of this place, in this State, by a German.
1t measures to the top Of the ribs l6 feet
high, is 81 feet long, has two tusks that
arc from 10 10 II inches in diameter, and
IL feet apart. His head and tusks weigh
100 pounds. The joints Of the knee in
the fore legs are inverted, SO that he bends
his knees the contrary way from any 9TH
er animal. He appears to have been web
footed, has no hoofs, but toes about 8 or
10 inches long. The owner has compu-
ted its size, in comparison to the size OF an
OK here that weighs 1000 pounds, and he
is just 100 times larger than the OK, so that
he must have weighed when alive, 100, COG
pounds so tons } / should think he would
have required five or six buffalos for break
fast. The six musicians, who play at the
exhibition CT the animal, sit up in his ribs.
"The owner has been offered $40, 00O
cash for him. He leaves IN few days
Tor New Orleans, from thence to New
York, thence TO Europe. 1t is worth a
good fortune for any six men. but the own
er will not sell it."-Iroy Wig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
legislature Bank Of Va.

The debate was continued, yesterday, by Mr..
Brown Of Preston, in support II the motion for in
definite posiponement-on the ground Of the in
competency Of the House constitutionally to take
the proposed urtion. lie was succeeded by Mr..
M'Hae, who maintained that il was both the RICH,
and the duty Of the House. to express its dislppo-
baton Of the neg gent conduct Of the officers Of the
Bank. Mr.. Lee followed Mf. M'Rae. He denied
the competency Of the House, gu, cone,ding that;
he con;ended, that, the proposed action would
be unjust. He defended the President Of the Bank;
and his management Of the institution, at large.
Mir Goode obtained the floor, and on his motion
the House adjourned. lie wall speak to-day.
There were evident symptoms Of WEAKNESS and
impotence yesterday, which give earnest, that a
serious effort will he made 20 day TO bring the
House to a vote. These ong sst-speeehes, after
the frs, two or three, when the subject becomes
hacbnied, nre generally Jores. What say the bel.
ligersnts to a general and universal cut and
thrust io-diy-ench restricting himself to 10 mi.
nn'ss-ani then take the vote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
Gto,gin end .Maine.

The Milledgeve Journal states that Governor
Mcdonald has vetoed the Quarln tine bill, and it
calls upon his Excsliency fer the reasons of his
course. The People, it says, are entitled to know,
wherefore the Governor opposed his will to that of
the two branches OF the Legislature.
The Governor may have acted corectly-but if
he had been Wing Governor-ins,ead OF a Loco
what an indignant Glamour would have been
raised. "a Wing Governor interposing to shield
the Abolitionists and exposing the South to their
Expectations! Could stronger evidence be adduc-
ed of coalition between whggery and Abolition
ism" sc. &c. But the boot is on 'Io,her leg
Richie, who had fixed his mouth to lauJ Governor
M'Donald to the skes-has now to change his tune
and suit his praises TO the circumstances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13

In the Report Of Mr.. Woodbury. OF December
80, tho cond,on Of the finances was represented to
be very cheering, and the country was eoDgratua-
ted upon the success with which the Treasury had
been managed. In less than 60 Days after that
yaunting exhibit call made upon Congress
for authority to issue millions Of Treasury notes
to pseseryo the public faith, and stave or national
bankruptcy
We observe the same game playing nov. The
President and his Sc .retsry both, in December last
eypira,ed upon the satisfactory state Of the Pnan-
ees, and ASSURED the country, that, 4 the estimates
were no. exceeded the,e you'd Js large surplus !
Their cheering tones have not yet ceased ringing in
our ears, when call IS made upon Congress 10 aP.
not included IN the esiimates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
Ind the Senate adjourned to Monday.
THE EIGHTH OPIANI1,pv

In the House OF Representatives, on Friday last
Mr. Iurney said, as this was the Sth of Janua,y v. he
would move that the House adjourn.
MIR Sianly said the sIh Of January was a very
good day to DO something for the WIDOWS and or
phans and called Tor the yeas and nays; which
ordered.
The question was taken, and til re appeared
Yeas 10, nays l6J.
Mn Snnly. | congratulate the House that III e
days OF gIonhcation are passed. hope now, sir,
we can proceed, and attend To private C aims de-
handing our attention.
MIR s. then moved that the House resolved itsel f
into Committee of the Whole on private bills
which was agreed 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
LIST OF nlREcTORs
NJ tie FampP Bank of Virginia for 1871,
APPOINTED BY TIE EXECUTIVE.

NJ ne Fnmp9 Bank ~ Virginia Ior 1871,
APPOlgTED BY THE EXECUTIVE.
Richmond-James Sizcr, J y Iarvio, X - H,x'
all, . ADD Afchd p c,snnts.
p,i0sLtrg.-P T. OsJorne, Stephen q. Wells,
and David Dunisp.
Lyaeh6wg,-J M Wnrwiek, 9 Mocm, and
Rcd Tytce+
DuHviAs.-saml Ayres, Eusiaee IIunv and
Leonard Claiborne
Cbayioii,vHs. ! w Saunders, y n Magrudor
ond Jn0 Coles
%1Iik-Cbarles Reid Richd Dckson,' aad
WIN. 3 Mallory
FYd.riek'bwg.- N Bots, Peter Gooirick
Jno VI fIetdOnf
Wmeh.,isr.-JDo u Psge,' Jacob seuseney and
farmyms.--Jas d Wood, Edwin Edmunds, and
Patrick III Jackson
Wyfbpa,.-Jno Mathews, Benz Rush Floyd
and kpbmip MeGlVJek'
Neu Dirscfors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
THE BLIND.

iCTS The exhibition OF tho Pupils from the In.
siituiion for the Blind at S'aunton, will take place
m Epsning, ut Rev. Mr.. Plumef's Church. To
commence al o'clock.
Tickets, so eents-to be hid Of the several BOOK.
stores Children half rrico. j. ~
n various styles, md Bricesio match, nv -
u w D. o. tOGC Main street,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
New Directors.

Remember the interesting exhibition Of the blind
pupils ut d.. Pumor's Church this evening. We
arc thar none will be absent who attended las,
evening" and each will invoke hi1 friend and neigh
bor 10 attend tonight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
nRRATR In TIE un1lsR

We continue the debate IN the order in which
it was conducted by the gentlemen, who panicipa
ted ~ it,
Mr. Stro:hsr's speech is an Intellectual effort Of
a very high order.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13
MARRIED..

On Mord'y evening last, byths Rev. Mr.. Crow
der, Mr.. SAINT SUTHERLAND, TO NJ 81 MARruA r.,
RIsoH, all OF this city,
On the goth Of December, JAHEs X. Moons, Of
York County, TO Maria l.. HIeeEEs, Of New
KonL '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13

~ Copies Of the WOMAN, bound in boards
nc 10" ready for delivery, Price 81 10. This
y,u.o CONSISTS Of 40 Nos, and contains the Official
'''I'''n returns ofthe several States.
January 2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13

To nH. WEBsTER's ADDRESS.
20 we Ladies Of Richmond, elegantly n,,,,.d IN
satin, Tor sale at the Woman Oe,ss P''"'eo on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-13

This subject was resumed Ivy Mr.. BRowN OF
Preston who, in a brief speech, advocated the
motion for indefinite po5.po 1enent.
Mr.. McRAE, IN speech of more than an hour
opposed the motion for indefinite postponement;
and Mr.. LEE closed the proceedings Of the day, by
taking similar course to that pursued by the gem
ileman from Preston As we shall publish the subj
stance OF these addresses in turn, we feel it TO be
quite unnecessary at this time give more than this
brief announcement The House adjourned until
IL O'CLOCK TO- morrow-Mr. GooDE having the floor
TO commence the old game at that time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
nLACKsMITm TOOLS.

BLACKSMITH TOOLS.
~ RICHARDS & co oder Tor sale, a very superior
~ assortment VI B'lckgm.tu Tools, such aa
Best WUouac Hole AuyIs
DO S1wroicrs1us dn, warranted
Do Posters 30 fIu
DO Wnikusoua 90 do
Bright Golfer Ksy Wees
Warranted Smith HroVa. from % in o. On In
Also slcdgr and Hand Hammers -tur ksan Dies screw
Plttra, Files, R8ape, SC.
fcrE0rs who want bargains, rrVursieHfo call the
Sign Of the saw, opposite the swan Tavern n street, shoe.
boo iiHl 40 81
PATAFIA WATER A delicious article Tor "a.
IL vurur Cakes. CuafHrIf. etc .. fir rafr hv
un rnTfNeTnN a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
POSTSCRIPT.
Ivy LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Repentance Of the Baltimore PARROT.

NE" YORK, Tuesday, Il. NJ
a very large amount OF State Securities w.r.
sold atthe Stock Exchange this morning, amount.
ing to about $4,000, but n, prices considerably
lower than yesterday. Indiana Dollar bonds fell
of per cent, and illinois 6's Of 1870, about 81
900 State SIS of 81, a, 80; $1,000 do SIS Of
81, at So Indiana Sterling Bonds declined per
cent
Exchange on Phla. "a ~ per cent; 90, 500 in
exchange on Baltimore sold at 81 per cent.
Operations in Foreign Exchange closed for the
Great Western to-day, very firmly at 81 a 81 per
cent premium on London, and 5,25 on Paris. The
Great Western has 30 passengers, and | learn from
the eonsgnee, s25O.OOO in specie. The Hendrick,
Hudson, has $4,000, principally in gold.
The sales ofeotton have been very small to day
at previous prices.
The Flour market is without change; yester-
days prices continue to rule.
Three men named Eldridge, Ager and Richard
son, were arrested yesterday suspicion Of being
concerned in the murder Of a sailor in Charleston
named Jones.
The Jury in the case Of the EX-Hon. Mitchell,
after being out nearly two hours, returned ver.
die, Of GUILTY, and On polling the Jury, all as
ssnted to the verdict, one of them recommending
him to mercy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
}. w. GILMER
TRII.r SALE nE ~

by virtue % deed Of trust executed to the subscriber
- on Tie st day 81 January, ISL, by John Grace ami
GUY recorded ia the Clerks Office OF Hcnrc1 county TO
secure adcbt due % PC-ssn; Hog Of go with nteTcs
a. evidenced 10y negotiable note ami mentioned IN sa!i
deel 81 trust sil ohyr for sale public auction, on the
l,in-" Tor cash. ON MONDAY, the 29ih Of November.
u fair not the ,y certain iece or MARCEL ~
linl }ims IA Heniiro county, about Eve mites below the
cry ~ RICHMOND, cHufauiug and IS poles N
ground, directly the New Kent stsge road adBiuin-
Sanie! EsH1N's Lsui AID others, being the sams iare
on s1ig Pleasant H0sg formerly resided. tog-th-
:, we sad Pleasant Hogs mothers interest 10 an
unlNlle parcel of and and the right interest n the
l OF iwn acres 81 au close gae before
ne tu5Scrb"r viii convey such title vested n him.
although Tho title ts believed good an i1.r.nuaL
no u Nov FREDEkICE A. MAYO. Trusr.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
y. ID. BERNARD

Having bought peasants Blicz Nes I,b Pr,,l,v Or
nee and moved Into the Museum Building. 40 stairs is
ef prepare than ever N all kinds 81 BOOK
5'b anu Fancy Work. His large assortment OF Type ana
fresses, with the assistance ofthr best ~orEms i
the best manner N a''' ii
lie returns his thanks % HE friends and the pube tr
INC liberal pafronag" heretofore bestowed an him ,rt
hopes hy sIiet attention TO business, merit coutnu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
GEORGE FLEMING.
PATRICK L pKILE
FIFTY nnILARS REWARn

- An AWAY from the suhsciibcror the yrh March ls'
IA Negro Man named MEREDITH. MrrcInu De- ~
years ut gg" dark complexion weighs about 55 pounds.
stout, well made, and ukry walks with rs feet turned
u',ani hasa sCarnu his right cheek Another boy named
Joe lCt at the sam" umc who taken the g7fl
August, AMI confined Iu Hanover Ja-WEo s'ys be- was
with MCreuh, u Caroline Va, night before Doe t1Hgo
taken. Meredith then had ON fHck,f OF mixed Ertsry
red flannel shit anIa arpauIing hat have 100 doubt be-
E making his way o free state, having hrf1ro made
the attempt, and was 'aECu up az Fairfax e.. n Va.
will give the above reward Of So 1r sai Nscro, N con.
fined in any Jail, so I get him AUGUSTUS uOII.EN.
Mount GnuLI. y q. on. ISL. M. 1 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
FOR RENT.

And possession cirsu IElHlsG !1f9ly,
IhatveTy desirable family residence on Shoe
GsSfn koe Hill opposite Mt K Z wOuhams Posses.
hf5tu sion given immediately. Apply 10
-~->-@- no 9-2lwu JAMES THOMAS, Jr.
THE subscriber would INFORM all persons travelling on
Il the James kSnawha River Canal, that he will be
prepared with carriage al Lock No ~ opposite Carers
VILE, 10 convey passengers from either Boyd Etmnnts
Mcssrs Shcppardsnn s. Co.'S line Of Packets 10 that
village. He will also afford every facility his power 10
those who may wish into the count y such drec
lions as have not the accommodation OF line q stages
JOS. l.. CARRINGTON.
Gainesville, Nov. 10. yyGw
Enu-Lr.r .EL ~ ln aL.--n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOTNDRy

m ne ti,serhnr having been appointed Agent fnr WIN
ha'Ah 'oS Tyne Foundry. New YORK, will execute
orders for any amount OF BOOK and Ncvgspaper Typc
@hef apparatus for Printing from tho above well Known
Esah shment. favorable Terms az they can e a.
tanned In the Eastern Cities. specimen Of thrt TYNE
and Ornaments be by cairg al INV Pr,DtiBy m
nee Museum Building, Richmond, Va
. rtf IN urpS.An
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
AXES MILLIEoN WORK.

THE subscriber would beg leave TO inform the public
that he has returned to Richmond, and has fitted up
the ola Nail Factory HaEalrs Mills, wish TlLT-IIAM-
MER, and all other Machinery, necessary for doing all
kinds Of MILL and other IRON WORK at the shortest no.
tce, ami tie reasonable terms. lie Is manu-
featuring AXES snd all kuis Of EDGETOOLS which he
will sell At wholesale or retail at Northern prices
u lUl-cu JOHN HITCHCOCK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

a MEMORIAL will De presented 70 the next General
Assembly ni virginia, behalf ~ rhe Ma. or Alder
,nan, Snl ,",nnonay oi the City Of Richmond, for tie
nov ~ 2awlm
| DESIRE u sell WARSAW, a delightful Private Res
4 h'i'e e, ono mite from town, occuoed ~ Major
my self '' - W
M ~ d1t ctf II CTR urp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26

NV ORLEANS sUgARS-NO sugars in bbis-lari
~ log from seHf Jose Hire-iHr aaIc Uy
rH f8 LANCASTER. VCNRY A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
PRINTING OFFICE,
AND
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOITNDRy


I)LhAShNIs a BAlLlH have this day sold o. Mr. T. d.
= hENNAkD Their Book and J. Once Mr. Is roa
Ah"Nn az ss'ul printer 20 CONNIE n,ia'i,n
mom us-her@ioTe, We would only that those friend
No nave 80 hb eTauJ favored continue their pat
rpuaEe 10 successor under the eouhi.nt heller liz,
ample justice will bc done them. ~
Richmond, Nov. 9th, isiI. "N'''h'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

REGULAR SALE DAYs-M0ndayE W,dn.sdavr AMI
TIdays. sale for Horses, every Saturday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
TO THE mEMnEmsoF TUE LEoIsLA-

Mrs Xix is prepared O. accommodate eight or ten
W Members with Board ami Lodging, 81 the CLIFTON
HOUSE, which has advantages IN location equal 20 any
house u the city, being within Eve minutes walk ~ tho
no 20 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT MIL 4 co.

tom sale, on SATURDAY. the z7,h Instant In front
~ 9fe, will he exhibited for sale several fna ff
snh harners HORSES heriss others ofan insrar rig.
Neu broken Mules, In good order, Coal Cart ant f6
10y WIN license on the 70 Ia July 1872 and
49, OF Gear We will also -cl the same time and
paes' .eits OF Hafness. suitable for Carriages OF IA
dofssd paper. r. m a. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
BALTIMORE MARKET,

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24, 5, p. m.
FLOUR-Salcs Of Howard street Flour Of good
standard brands were made from stores Yesterday
to some extent, a, Sc %. To-day holders are
firm at the same price, but we are not advised Of
any transactions. We quote the wagon price at
Sc I2t.
A sale Of City Mills Flour wes made to day at
Sc %, cash. Nothing doing in Susquehanna.
GRAIN-wheat IS wanted and prices are con-
sjered shade better, though We continue to quote
fair to prime Mary land reds at 81 IS 81 40. A
sale OF 1000 bushels reds to day at 81 Az. No
Pennsylvania at market.
Sales Of new Md. Corn at So a Sc. for yellow,
and at 50 IS for white. We quote old Maryland
yellow at 63 a G4c. and white at c. a 63c.
Rye IS wanted. Good Pennsylvania, If here,
would bring rs so cents, and Maryland 90 a zoe
Sales of Maryland Oats a, - a 43c
Schr Msnches,er, Allen. arrived at New York,
Nov. %, from this port.
John Quincy Adams says be has no notion OF
resisnng his seat in Congress.
A, New York, on Wednesday, the -four market
was dull-common brands canal selling at Sc 6s
to &c IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
JOHN VI. GREGORY,
ATTORNY AT LAW,

Late Il williamsburg,
As removed % the City or Richmond With view Of de.
vong himself 10 his profession. An business conf.
dci ia him will be puuguay attended For the present
he Will only attend thc holden civ and county
OF Hcuuco His Office Is the Seed and Agricu ltuTa
store OF Mr William Palmer, on L or Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
ABELJ3S HOTEL

THE undersigned has leased for term oryfar the 10
ly occupied 10y T. ~ Carter which ready Tor The rcecp
The IIousr Re large aud rommoIous. containing -
Parlours-a Read ng Room, sc supplied with the prinr
pal papcrsu the country, without regard 90 parya Scr
been Thoroughly white washed, p1pcrrI and painted and
furnished with cnrrcy new aud gcnfcd Furniture If is
ncurc of vscrs, being in the centre of the business of
The IoWu-wihi few yards Hf the Court House, and
passed fertility, 81I within half days travel OF the sea.
board ae proprietor o assure l4' public nat Dob,
thc season, and hs Mar with choice selection of Wines
His s,abus s uf-trnt Tor the accommodation of a large
number off horses and will BOO found always supplied will
llc 0cs ptov.nder and attended by faithful aud dIgsnr
Intne determination TO SPARE rr expense or trouble that
may contribute i0thr comfort u DIS guests De throws him.
self upon ha friends and the puhc n the hope OF Ecner
no'zi-s5 IosEPHF ABErL.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
DIV virtue of decree ofirC superior Count II Law and
- tnlnrry nr Hanover County pronounced on tnc -th
dly, II month"; .Octnhfrr 1891. n fhr of Lawrence
The rrcuisrs n l20'rprk .tD cell o the highest H
der the land mentioned u al decree, lying South An
River near Beach Creek FORT, and Joining hc lands 1f
Charles Vca and others AMI being tho land owned 10y the
late rhns Harris and containing, 10y cstuannu6 OH acres
on a land f1oro BE- large brick iw8uF house. and other
out houses farming purposes tn cNrrruarpe had
both of early and r" fruit miI end dwelling house af
TIC mill Tho mI lnl small portion Of tbc land will be-
Terms OF sale vib fhr each, and the balance in
two equal annual naB'mfnfs with bonds and arurryI
Will be withheld until inc money BE- paid.
Tho lands and mi be- shown, 90 persons wishing 90 rur
Tho uc of te above isrd Is believed 10 be- rsot but
acting a. Commissioners, We shall convey only such title
S S2TT G" G. NcRESsuAw, oomm'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-26
RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY
}. w. RANDOLPH & co.

Booksellers, atRichari
ID SluGay's Old STAND.
Main Street, have cunnec.
ted with their store The
largestunt most complete
BOOK BINDERY inVif.
gin'a. Employing supe.
ror WoTkmen, aud hav.
ing On hand al all times
ihc best Paper. OF Rieh.
mout and Northern make
ami all other materials
i"r binding, they are pro-
pared % execute work in
any quantity az short NO.
ice, auI are willing 10
compare work anipficrs
with any Northern manu-.
idsiuIcr AlItrly ask OF
hanks, Merchants, and
Clerks Of Courts. Who
have had their Books
made NoftiI,fsa fairtria,.
lfts sure y better % have
t1,lr woik done nearer
home, aud AZ a Nitriria
esil.Ifshuent, provided
o. can De done as well anil
az iNc same cost
10 Those who intend
opening sets Of Books
about LIST January. had
better leave their orders
forthwith.
To Orders for Books,
stationary, Music & Fen.
cy Goods. will meet with
prompt attention, % al
RANDOLPH & co,
Richmond. Va