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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

THE PRISONER FOR DEBT,
gY J. C. WHITTIER

THE PRISONER FOR DEBT.
BY J.. G.. WHITTIER.
LOk hinl--,hrough mis- dungeon CRATE,
Feebly and cold, the morning light
Cunes stealing rouni him, dim and late
As if il ioalhed the sight.
Keeling his strawy bel,
lis hands uphold his dropping head
His blootless cheek is scanned aud hard
Unsaorn his grey, neglected beard,
And DER his honey myers flow,
Ills long dishevelled locks of snow;
No grateful fire before him glows,
Aud ye, the winters breath IS chill;
Ani DER his haf-clad person goes
The frequent ague chill.
SHent-saVe ever and anon,
A sound, half murmur aad half groan,
Forces apar, the painful grip,
u the old sufferers bearded lip.
Oh, sad and crushing is the fate
Of old age chain'd and desolate.
lust God why lives that old man therel
A murderer shares his prison bed,
Whose eye-bals, through his horrid hair,
Clean on him fierce and red
And the rude GA III and hcartless jeer,
Fall over his loathng ear,
And, in wakefulness or sleep.
Nerve, flesh and fibre thrill and creep,
Nhene'er that rufian's tossing limb,
Crimson with murder, touches him.
Nhat has the grey haired prisoner done.
Has murde, stained his hands with gore!
lot so-his CRIMES fouler one,
God made The old man poor.
.Or this he shares a felon's cell
The CITES, sar,hly type of hell.
For this-the blood for which he poured
His young blood on the invaders sword,
And counted light the fearful cost
lis blood gained liberty IS lost.
.'en so, for such place of rest,
Old prisoner. poured thy blood as rain,
On Concord's field and Buaker's crest,
And Saratoga's plain.
Lpk forth thou man of many scars,
Trough thy dim dungeons iron bars;
linus, be JOY, in soo;h to see
YIN monument uprear'd to thee:
Pied granite and prison cell
Ills land repays ,hy service well.
Go, ring the bells and fire the guns,
Aud fling the starry banner out;
Shou, sFreedom.' till your Iisping ones,
Give back their Graded shouts:
Lit boosted eloquence declaim
Q honor, liberty and fame;
sui let the poets strain be heard,
With GLORY for each second word.
And every thing with breath agree
To praise sour glorious liberty
Bot when the patriots cannon jars,
The PRISONS cold and gloomy wall,
And through its CRATES the stripes and stars,
Rise on the wind and fall,
Think We that prisoners aged ear,
ReJoices in the general cheers
Think ye his dim and failing eye
Isk.Idled at your pageantry;
Sorrsving of soul. and chained o: limb,
VIVA is your carnival 10 hime
Iowl with the law that binds him thus,
Unworthy frsemen, let it find.
NO r'fuge t.om the whitening curse,
OfGod and human kind
C3cnthe prisoners living tomb.
AID tsacr from i,s bToo!ing glaom,
TIE dcIim Of your savage code,
Tot.a free and air OF God
NOloager dare crilne to brand,
Tn clas.oning of the Almighty's hand.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

Cofton Factories la F.,erey,lc Nor,h Car
oinn, and rs vicinity IN uperati,t six
cotton factories The number Of sptndfes IN
them is IL, 1913 number OF looms, lGO; number Of
persons employ ed, Az; qutut.,y of cotton r.qnr-
cd per annnm, 4 222 bales. The capital invested
is S299,00o. An abundant supply If unfa,lsng
water III tho place is stiil unemployed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

LETTER FROM New YORK May 3-McI EoD,
The prisoner, is in The city, under the kind care
and keeping of the Sheriff Of Niagara county
Unexpectedly to himself, doubt. and certainly
70 every body else, he has been aguihed into a
very great by the very great notoIiet,
which has followed his arrest. Tho prisoner
came here for the purpose named in our letter
of yesterday. He is at the Howard House, and
will remain there probably until Thursday next;
when ne viii be hrough, into Court, and learn
his tate. SO far as II may depend upon the present
motion to discharge him from custody. Joshua
A. Spencer, Esq. is here the counsel for the
prisoner. The Attorney General of the State
and the District Attorney Of Niogra county are
the State counsel
The required reform in the New York custom
house, SO Tar relates 10 a change of men, be-
gan Saturday. A score or two Of twenty
scores OF objectionable men IN office here were
daily, and for reasons, discharged from The public
service. There host Of rabid politicians yet
IN othce, men who. shaving taught those bloody
instructions" which in time return 10 plague the
inventor, should now have '.thc ingredient of the
poisoned chace commended to their own ips''
State stocks have advanced very materially TO-
day. Indiana sterling bonds went up to 6I.-
T. even thousand dollars The last sales, brought
this sum; and the PRIOR eleven Thousand dollars
brought 80 to 504. Ohio SKIS sold for So Treas-
ury notes bearing the low rate of interest are be-
low par; sales to-day were made al 99i A
great many shares in the Z. S Bank was sold to-
day nj prices varying only shade, l6a being the
higher rate and l64 the lower.
The Treasury notes due in May and June are
10 he paid at he Mechanics Bank in this city.
In The 26th Congressional district Of this State
the seat made vacant by The resignation Of Mr.
Granger viii be filled by John Greg. ESQ Mr..
Mark l.. Smiley, now II the Legislature, declined
the nompa ton.
Debt II the Post Office. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says, that the Post Office De.
pariment is one million Of dollars in debt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

WM II II TAYLOR. {son IN la W of the late
PrcsidenD has been appointed Postmaster at GIN
cinna,i. This office conferred without the
solicitation of Mr.. TAYLOR or his friends a fact
which rebounds TO the credit of President TYLER.
The appointment Is very popular IN Cincinnati.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

THE BEsgH-THE BAR THE Press in those
three words. some one, consists the germ of
nations liberty. II the frs, is pure aud Just,
tho second independent rn4 firm, and the third,
free and unirammeilcd. people be
permanently enslaved; but # either the bench
The bar attempt to control the press, they will
find their own power shaken 10 the very centre
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

1I5-JonN BEARD. Esq. Of Montgomery CO. Ia.
has been appointed Receiver ofihe Pnb,c Moneys
a, Charlottesville, IN the place Of AMBR sE WHIT
LOCKE, who declined tie appointments.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15
Very respectfully,
n. II SW AYNE,
F"; the Canal IuDd Com'r,.

UPPER AND LOWER CANADA-The revenue If
Upper aud lower Cnntds. (h..r,v-d from irnppris)
tor the >ear 1910, was TBS .27l s., n hcrrerse
# f59l0, compared wish the revenue Of 1889.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

0NrPfesident TYLER Is ffty wears Of age,
and - therefore, The Youngest Chief Magistrate
ever called TO conduc, the affairs Of the country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

CrrIt is stated in the Illinois papers that the
work on the Canal has been aba ndoned. and thai
The laborers are leaving the State with all posi-
BILE speed. The Chicago American describes II
as already ga solitude
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

II is stated that, in Illinois there twenty
eight thousand seven hundred and eighty persons
of the age OF twenty wears and upwards, who eau
ne,ssie. read nor write.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

DistiIleries in the United Stafes.-There arc
9.O57 dis,iileries in the United States, :nanufae-
turing 36.343 .236 gallons. North Carslina has
2 7os dls,iiieres, Virginia 1. $50, Tennessee l.
ISL. Pennsylvania 7D7, Kentucky $50, and New
York but IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

Sugar in Louisiana BY an official statement
Of The sugar culture in Louisiana, il appears that
the State contains 525 sugar estates, employing
40 900 hands ard 10000 horses, and shat the
ernge crop i. equal to 70 600 hoysheads Of 1000
lbs O,000, 900 lbs. sugar and 10000 gallons
rnoasses; the average value ri sugar, is SIX cents
per pound, and moasses 20 cents per gallon.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

Debt sf the Post Office. The New York Com
mercial Advertiser says, that the Post Office De.
parimens is one million Of dollars in debt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

Ffgmratire Lansuage--"Pa, is dogs go wings"
Wings no. child, don't YOU know better Than
that?' ..Why. thunder and scissors, P. this
paper saysa big dog fer AT tnan and bl, him
SO guess dogs is got wings to-"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15

The Sub Treasury "A resolution has been a
dopted by our State LepisIa ture instructing our
Senators and requesting cur representatives IN
Congress- TO vote for the repeal Of the Sut-Tfeas-
urv Law. and providing that the Governor for
ward copies Of the resolution 10 our Senators ano
Representa- tives. The resot"'i"1 was carried o!
= handsome majority Freeman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-15
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.
co VI NJ L. MIC Alto n.

For the Richmond PailaGionl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
DESIRABLE REAL ESr,r

IL ynue Of Decree of the Circuit sun, -. ,
-" AM ChaEccfY, for the counfy oC me- -, ~, ol
:. h.ehmonl made on the s,l day 81 Ju.y I-i6 % ny
= ~. u.y Lnih2 70 which AnrahcIa Burr - I,,.,e
~ zi3,,h sad ThoLIas n. Burr, sn ofbc,S ian
M HARRIET Y Burr ard others yl,Ih
on fhiohI TIE 10th of Oct, Der nsnt AZ 1riSS % ~
s.cI, 800 we premises to sci the properly in ssi
:. TWO newly ercctcs Brick Tenement. s,,, =, m
c;eoTre U,sn 10Y "a TIC occupancy u Mrs burr and
,rciondy' tho vaeaI' Lots Ross Governor. An, r
sbh5I, the Lot % and 5,h streets all in the Civ Of
NM laSI small tract Of Land about q acre.. il, .
Skinner aud Mr. Ili. 'i' u new eatHIci- :.
- vlflh iSH- on Ro-s and streets situated =, 3D.
,gIl.r AcEe The fir-t Presbyterian Cuurch i1I D..
ca mo Convenient BIiius L1i.-a pht Of NJ, % u'l
seen - the once OF hessrs Duulop M,ncurs a 1' o'
Terms tor the Tenements and y.enn, Tots.
va, lyuth eash, ne t-lanr In three canal ,yr, -,
-, lu - 'iofihs' bearing interest from do ~ ~ -
d WIN appfoyeisccuriiy, for the defe red y, y5n
49,. SIu'.l uh payment in tsil aud eonysy.nrc ~
ItIlei y te Iour; AMI tii- Land i m. er,n, ~ -.
am on Ike terms a. zhuvt. sperif 81 ~ nay " sue
Et- Sale conducted b. i"''i 'Oulnr T.
sea DUSLoP, MoscuHE q Co. Au-,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
By HOFFMaNs 4 %.
EXTENSIVE SALE or VERY ON Ann p,prrc,
LARLN CHOICE WINES e. m '''

EXTENSIVE SALE or VERY OLD AND PART1Ct-
LARRY CHOICE WINES &c
MCIlpN N Tia CITY OF BAI TTNORr
[ LSnA y i' IaiH Jay OF October ne IL ~ IN
the waO.es sold "- "-' ~ Jay Ia'I'
- A. The warehouse o. " smith, No q souh srrset.
4ul,Ie We WI. SCI. LIE euu.c extensive STOCK Of III
anu very choice Bottled aud Dsmyohnei Wines aud spr
500 bottles Of Maieiras. S!srrries, Port &c
50 de'nil'hus ofMtfsIa .uf SICfry
- '.1 do superior Oh BRANDY Suir-s Gin L. a.,
-.,' WIZ" - bl.s, hh1s amt half guarr,r 49,.
Do. N'...IA aLas.ery Vine al Eh.c. ali g, rayr',
-i " tnltu.G li-d lu jlrt... les hereafter. i
~ Sl Tong res '.nre iu Madeira rrcvf.us o. DAB. s
a'sns .mst Do .his ~ more than ~ years ago f,r
iti H 'no".e gr %. fu" celebrated estates M ON
JUS ''il' ION when Ns N.tcras have all been selected
I aluE int uauy yCaIs lie therefore can yyth
HtA't assert thar uo quality Of the major AR ran
ti houses iu Ma EZRA. " wv e''''-''''
Ine Snerrcs Port B'aniy, So. SC are an Of SUPERIOR
ana Ms own -p'Elhuors from the most respeea.
As te delicate he i rf the % rrctor prevents ls at.
ttiheH To- business aal ub E.sI en- Co retire 10 tuils,
are. 800 - aus ''-'7 '''' 't P'si-
pononof Mr. smiths private sock VIII also be added
-r..-, HoFFMANS co, Aucuonccrs
j. aia' goes nav be had on and afer he sT6 INST
~ H. H''is vi" &c Tfaugcd f1r examination on me Non.
.. ''' ''.7' Sc ll-ttIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

The cargo of 1e' imported 10y the Oneida, wns
brought To auction this morning the Phenx Sale,
Room. TIE company was large, but prices son.
ped lc short Of the last on Canton packed and Sc
on country. Most Of the Canton was Withdrawn
end OF the Young Hyson g Morally $500 packages
were withdrawn and about 100 sold.
Mo.asses Is dull, and ordinary qualities che,ror:
50 hhds MintanZas sold 1T PFC gsi; So Porto Il icn
~ 5oa 81! and 10 New Orleans At 27ir; 100 tons
Iampico Fustic have been SOLD a, $50 ton.
lSOJ TIA Quo WLe,tsrlI NJ I3jc la; $500 bu
PRIME northern Od:s n; 81; Corn aud Rye are A
hie MINER ard may both be quoted CO GS. 80 los,
In Cotton the chief business Is a slle OF 500 bales
prices are not materially affected by the news
Flour stands very much es YESTERDAY the maxi,
Is he'vy with some sales of copi Ohlo At Sc and
one sale OF common br,n1 at So Cicorse.own i.
held hrmiy at SG.57 and Gen-see at Sc 81
Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
sso oo, 2n ono oiooo IN ooo

Rich and brilliant schrmc-noro pTtzrs than blanks-
than dEhn the prizes will have tu:m etihsr
three Of th- drawn uuubeT.-l6 drawn bAllliB
NirSua Non ALA LOTTERY, EJra Glass <5Tu 90 l".
ce bS the craving III the Union Lottery 10y authority Of
Laws trr hicrua Improvements Ia Alexandria 10. & State
TcasurS, Delaware College aud i'ummou Schools va thu
STATE Of Delaware, 's'u Manufacture Iva tho sat" ui
south CaTon ,;~"n nni ful,sst Munuricni In the Cuy
Of savannah, and state ~ urE Cas- NJ O. for l-t IA
be drawn At Alex uca, saturday, 2il October ISL
Magnificent ~ch' lgTani prize of SnoNu, OF H'u ~
of 2'uuu of lucbl,I Of $50, 81 7Op "f csc, nj
GtN, 400, Of 2Jn "f2ill, f2Jtn, q NO. ~
l5p ~ nt l2s ~ oi zen - IL SRI ~ ~ 40, 100 oi 3
leo al 2', 10 oi 20, i2i of l1h, ~ Of ~.
a Certificate OF afarkigc OF - Whole Tickets. 81 q
Do.........-.. ....:G llhlf... ..dn......l3l q
DO. ....2G Quarter. .dn.. 80 ~
DO. ......-..i, .....%O Eighth ..do.......52 q
WhlI. knI. sa-l-.hL In nrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
VERY DESlRABLE PROpEprv

Is ,,i,ne 81 aD,ciof Trust, from Josnpb ~ l. 49,,
= tptll ms wife, sc ani dated al F.f. 49,, ~ ahn
~, ,I ,e ns,ings Court Il the CITY II R'Sbn'oJ
rTseiion 81 NJ q! 'Sll-and AZ ia. instance a1I by
-, 80. .'i. " binnavtnt, and CERTAIN r,s,.,,ory
~ho nave I,lueseda sac. the Elloyip. Sie''to1s'
,vu, VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
" !H DC SOLD ~ suction, on FRIDA no ljsb o..
at o'clock. =. ", the pTen,isess, -, o,oocr ncri,
,so,,g - 80. - suett bcisgen and sfreTts ran
49,. e., ~ I3ni on said sth street antr4frpls =,
r s's @h street 20 fees 20 ally 10 icei m
ehee' OF JOSH J. Fry and Fre,i's =,
ihrhouse Is qure new an II bT,cI a ,s ~ =
ro'; 'nl 81 feet deep, with wing la rsar
Dining Room. a.. 1'"'th' hiied uP for a
The city wuer has been conducted int, 49,, ,
@n,GiAnt qlsnuy; a1d " thout doubt tbs 6nc 81 j 10
aIil'h g'-Fl ncgtboTtood. prosper sou, 80 ~ ~
tuce 10 business there few n ,py
by It, isiiis al sale, St.cI will be- ron,iur,c,i
LANCASTER, DENNY A 90
Richmond -, %, TO-, HENRY CLARKE, Trua.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
sInn nEtN-AItI,

RAN AWAY nom TIC subscriber. at AbhcvfIr Conn
-, louise SOUL iTnn'' ~ inc 30 in.Lnt bright mu
feet ?ur lu inches gl anil about W. years of age lie
ltt Dr. ul a1udy color ANIL somewhat curly.
zel "y r, oni face yer, rcckei. lr may sit,irf 1 r
himself as white ur ifDr IMAM, 1ult w come prul,fiy
traio, ' '
lie i'd ON WHOM hc lrn homo white high crown hat
gut NJ home spun cofho tn1ic NJ white cotton chain ami
hlckish wno filing. black clpu coat. shirts AMI
collars with The utu" oi Nuselry them, aud some with
TIC name ~ DnuIlt.H Henry was hUuEit in Richmond
W ab ui tive years since, t. which place DO may attempt
~ 20. Any person That will information such ta viii
enable ~ get him agsu will confer a rreai favor or If
they will lodge him ~ jail hiatt obtain hn shall
receive The above reward Should Inc be taken iu or pr,r
Rohmond should be sltd be alyiscdat once
nh l@-e5w&ewtm r. r. MOsELEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
LUWBER NJ AUCTION.

lu cons qG.nrr ui r anrHN r.uHu.s about '1 l- nude
.N '' Iam-s River suf hfutw1I Company. r Inc ur ell
..fn". 90 laN1 Saw '. f. s...s 90 lu HHrr uHN On
i-Hf W0 .' .pi 10 Auction. en- FRIDAY SD lus; ,atiu
n uHlk .r fHr morning
De- sock b. well wouh iI" attention NJ Carpenters arI
pe'efs sung of StsnnE ADD Flank of crest v,rc
.f -rs fuI qualities q HtF been carefully piled Fr
t.f .s urv yrrN god CONDITION tor rsr
tEkNS .Isr e. cash. SU anu urHsf slN1 month";
L' 1uL "vrrn months Hr 1rp,uv.U negotiable notes
r. > sIcIn hr conducted Nv
MIIIIAAI- a ILaN IL 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
BY WILLIAMS * uAXALL.


1
On FRIDAY, fhc 18th inst. n Iu O'clock NJ ft, -.
lcncr oi Nm Robinson, Esq y L emf Of OH street
WHO ls about On re'.Ic house zsrpiug Will boz .si, I
lection OF very valuable Household aud Kitchen Furniture
beautiful Prr'.r SOFAS
dozen Nal -aHy Chairs
2HrEr M.rl,rs
fine toned Piano, s.oid1r, Wooster & punlnr's ma.
UgitrIIre 1' '''''
pair Gard Tables
-FIr1I ClTTu.s
superior set of Dining Tables
l.rsH"W CIar'sF rr.f
Br.,f.t's drI BstHIre and warEr,hes
H.. GA. glass; CUrJu. stand
lI|n.. i1u'IUsfUks. sc SC.
s .r" rr-n Paintings Buf EuEtavir-z
ST.. .. assortment .' krrnru Furniture
Too ..Au sruIs over Sil. months. under sIU1 cash
N.- - a. AIcrrs.
uESIuABLE BUILDING LOT
4 ~ IL LrhNh -h'. instant. 40 O'Clock. T. VI on the
- premises We shall sci az auction. that valuable Ip of
'f"nnN Of OBJ" south Els. intersection Of Jtfy rr Sin
street, fronting 1u 'lry street pl feet amt % Fer frs
'.'r l. ~ - very conveniently situated for business
nf .rN1r wH.IH-s, aU Joining ~ 30 one Of fr finest
wr.sgI water boz Che CITY. r. will tr sgiu lots to suit
r,rmsuosrl', and viii be made known on the d,y Of
So. W 4 ~ Aucpfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
TRADE AND CONNEpCE
MARYLAND ELECTION

The ole,tion took place in Maryland on wcdnes.
dsy last, for Governor end Delegates to the As
ssmbly. The Loco Fo,o ticket succeeded in the
cry Of B1iiimorc by an average majority Of I,OG2.
Returns from three districts in Baltimore county
Indicate an increased Loco Foco majority in that
county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
PARSONS & cos.


IHIWopu'.nrs have corsIfu'y ur ham, large rrl TX
,'nN' f'rim. u', IUf..ug ry.I, g7r..y ~ .ift
.. 'I''a HNN Shrubs "."l they 90. "rtTHI. ID" ..ru.r
"i nn r'I'ufHi trrw- pr ~ 'r ssg1 oil s...rf ~ f,a.,
a". r".'Hf7 They hHvn fus.u rgHry rf.,..f.U fn .u
sue '"'i'''ug.. wN.Ntry AI. warrant 90. ..ss from
que .Hi 7ni We.i Should Hc sent clry bro iur Tar az
Lii I.k incufr % ly rFuuE Irtus Yuifru. Their &C.
l'h'm'ni D. 1u1icl- miles from tin tfy OF N.s York.
WIN winch ihcfc s -"mt o.ty cumus u-sfI.u ly steam
h'' aIdHl'. Catalogues furnished gratis on appca ln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
DIR. NoRBoRNE NORTON
ISLAND

SEhNANT-. CROPS & STOok Al AUCTION
I ~ MuNpAh' The 10Th Of NovCmbsr AZ ~ n'clnrt ,
-. tlt premises will be sold that truy DESIRABLE go
10 tn- county Of Hanover about miles from 10
- %, h..oNLh'uh' % the Chicsahouliny Rivor snJ
ioNh oy ihe name - CIansy Island and r,r,,r. -,
nay o. which Is los ground aud perccv
y" -l'd ZANE Dwelling Ilouss-f,V, $500
houses "'.A ina usual cut.
AgsS the gale Of tie Land, will be sold
$ Naie Servants
! Female %
The stock n Mules. Cows AMI Hos
Oats ' '''i 'Oi4erf nay anu
- And Farming U'cnsi!s, DC DC
- %. ,is In o. one 70 NH cash. and the balance in
~. 80 , ~ .nsn's' ., o. II and Is months The SER
sell DUNLOP, MuNCURE L co. Au,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
.ruE TEA NApKEr

The knowled e that about two thirds Of the usu.
" annual supply OF tea was IN course Of shipment
Tor England, when the last letters from Canton were
despatched, has frightened the spectators, and
caused reduction Of to 20 per cent. in the price
OF the article here; bu, the importers do not appear
TO sell at this reduction readily the specu,-
,ors do.
TRADE AND COMMERCE.
The business Of the port Of London has certainly
improved this week, but still there an absence o.
any thing like general activity. The te, trade i IN
a much more quisscent state than was Anticipated
The next adyiees from Canton nte looked for with
much interest London Jour-. Of Com. S,pt Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
>ALnS AT ANCTION
rUts iAl
By ROBERT HILL 20


.hE"lLAR SALE DAY--AT.,,o..
tFtdays Sale for Horses ever, Wednesday. mi
lay 10 commence Al 2! O'clock ~ A'aay. sale on each
, W .. 10, oe soil on FRIDAY. the ; n ,,u,.
hne' consisting, In part OF ''oS IN tho houseke,pn.
Mahogany bureaus
bo 1arIea
Toilet TabIa4
tanc-sest an "A Wool br,,,.. A.,
fraiheI BETS mars, or vsriou. p.p...-
chuck and Hair Mafra-...
"arirobcs, u ,sis ''o,. -,
GROCERIES,. Glasses e.
Liquors Of various kinds
titcon, hog rounI
Wrapping Paper
Gap ami Lettsrd9.
ADDITIONAL
~ utle Barrel Percussion Gun.
fisiois OF various patterns
OCT 10y ''''er hucies
some Geraniuni. an, ,e e rms Morning, LOT NJ IS,
' "''er exquisite Flower. "spu-
,..-,..-, ADDITIONAL. :" Co. Auets.
MN llrey after tie above s.Ic ,,ut
i'ouers and several other boT.c sold pair Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
SpIcnIil Sch,me-sij OOO C,ni,aI

Virginia Mbupnsalil Lottery, Class ". frr lSi'-Tp be
drawn Alc''uiriI Va va Saturday. the Sinh oct ISL
u drawn Nus pI5 of - maxim. nearly many prizes
blanks scheme s3jJpU I1.,ll. jUU. iCUn, 3tr 700
1915 nprErs at nv tnnf Iptl - i1 . n - nj
30 sc Tickets su, halves y guarcTs2 % Ccrtiucat,s
of Packages ot2j Whole Iickcs, e2J-staTes proper
ton
Fer Tickets and shares, aud Certificates OF Pack
ages IN the sbpNc schemes Address
J. q GREGORY 4 go.
Managers, Richmond, Va
~ Drawings sent Immediately aitci they over 10
all WHO order above. 49, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

X ~ uelI IHc ca. heron the 2Dth Mare ias,
- 100 "an nanci MEREDITH. Mcrc1ilh 10 Dbl
.l' IN .-' .aTS complexion weighs shout IS pounds
s... w.. H'i'' amy likely, walks with his fget furneT
t'. ~ -t'f 90 POS right check. Another boy named
,'t r az ils same limo who iken ur fre s7ib IN 80
N'-I' ani confined FRO Hanover Jlif-Eo ssys he ,ys.
"N' h.l' ' lu NafnIr" cen Va, night before he H.,
VIZ -N' h'rr'a Chen lai on racket OF mixed kcfscv
Hihh' sHii' ant 'lrnIu.rr hat have no lIouttI.
D. hfNIl- DIS Wy 'n free SBfc h4y nr once be- rc 80
'"t a.s.n. o. ari was 'Scn Ip A. Fsra1 e. " Va
fl-I Iu coy jail. .H gef ffu AUgTsTt,s my, y ou'
NHinf gIu.|. y q. Oef. l-fI "'1LG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

Va Lecsbmrz Lottery, Cias- q, Tor i6uro be drawn al
kleNturit Va SATURDAY, IA" iGih of Dr' 1871. Grand
Caprais-e3iUO, IOiO, ESO IJ0, AZ 5Nn - q n
prizes of sttn Tickets slu--hsTcs In prupurtn
I'm nf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08
sjo oOo slD nm so5 ana

Va MonouE lt Lottery, Extra lass 80 -, f1r l-iiTn
he drtctmin ny tr uriNiH2 % the Union LOTTERY, Glass
No 9, or l-lI, to hr drawn a. A.cEIu,a,D. slur.
day, Oct. - T. 1911 lJtrawu uIIs Magnificent scheme.
grand capital ~ ~ Of s5un' splendid puzr OF L'",
uo dp ui 1850, o hp ui 1000 prZH u' 80 u 7u
prizes OF th NJ l5au luuf I5. 10 Of 1851 ~ of ir
5iuf jJ. 30 ui Isl lU"f lu &c 10 drawn uluh, out
a. - IIrE'is su, halves lu; qu,Tf,,s = ciCi.2 ~
Ccr'j'a uf fagk I-cs Of 70 Whole Tickets S.UJ-shaTcs
nftH.. FFHtt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-08

Va NonNnE1la Lottery, Class l., fnT lSl-Tn be drawn
NJ AicN1uir Va saturday, the Oh OF October. ISL
Grand Schemes 5OUu 1000, f'tNI no. 3JyL 2A5 OF
2FN, % oi - e. ut 10 - IT Wu, &c ~ drawn
hers. Tickets ~. halves . quarters ~ CcrtGca'.s
OF Packages Of II whole Tickets, sssharcs pIopor-