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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
MILITARY.

t6sD on say fire, said a militia captain
M men, all you who have guns must
tdb. ana you that have sticks and corn
sl must point them outward and cry
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29
MASONIC NOTICE

THE anniversary OF 81 Jata ilr E1P-
q si will b= celebrated byC8Sray La1aE.
No %, on THURSDAY. the 2llh Of Jlae-
upon which occasion an Oratiou VT. he
delivered by Brother T. G. 'I'rFFEz. a1l
n procession formed from The L.olEe ro1@
10 the church Neigh5orins L.olges au1
all transient brcthren 10 eaai staining.
are respectfully invited GO attend
By order OF the Brethren
II. J. CATCHINGS.
T. " KING.
H. S1MEES
Committee o. ArFangeme
Canton, MAY -. 1871 Is
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A letter published. in the N. York Jour
nal of Commerce from Lima, the seat of
government of Peru, states that the -po-
litical affairs Of that and the neighboring
republics appear approaching a crisis,
the greatest excitement prevails amongst
the partizans of five different leaders,
each Of which only awaits a favorable
opportunity to strike decisive blow for
power and ascendancy; all parties are
agreed upon one point, viz: the over
throw Of the present administration. He
who strikes the first blow the letter adds
will undoubtedly gain the day, as the de-
sire of all parties is so great to liberate
themselves from the tyranny of the pre-
sent government, that they will unite
with him, abandoning their respective
chiefs, in order to insure success.--Nash.
Wig
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

NEwsPAPERs.-In the State of Mich
gan, 10 years ago, there was but one
newspaper. Now there are 50, two of
which are published daily. In 1889, the
number of newspapers in the United
States was stated as follows
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

ll boz 81 >; say, my lad, are you the
pa why, yes-you don't spose
NJs@afe boy, do Won I,
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AMERICAN STEAMSHIP.

The great American Steamship Mis-
sIssIPPI, was launched at Philadelphia
on the 9Th instant The American
gives a lively account of the occur
renee, which drew to the Navy Yard
and vicinity an immense concourse of
People.
"Long before the hour named for it to
take place, all the avenues leading to
the Navy Yard were crowded with both
sexes. Every house top and wood pile,
and wharfand vessels deck in that re-
gion, seemed one dense mass of human
beings. Nota inch of ground which
could assist in procuring glance at the
magnificent sight on the shore was I'M
occupied. Even the vast number the re
was seemingly surpassed by the thou
sands which blackened the surface of
the River, over which the boast of crow
ded steamers and other craft were pas
sing From the upper deck Of the splen-
did steamboat Ohio, the spectacle was
one ofgrandeur and beauty. The river
was literally alive with innumerabIe
Club Boats, Schooners, Shops and Seam
ers."
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

INES sAll0N IN BosToN.-By a list of
At loEp published in Boston, we learn
ssed 80 individuals i'll that city, are as
aIs o over $500 annually-41 pay up
2OOo u $1,000 each-22, S15O0-1O,
lOOO S25Oo-2, $4,000, and one
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

1t is so rarely any respect or courtesy
is shown Mississippi, that the painting of
hername on big steam frigate's wheel
house is an honor for which we feel
much obliged.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

About ! o'clock, the signal was fred
from the Navy Yard; and soon after this
faint cry was heard, which, the Ameri-
can says, increased like an approaching
tornado "The magnificent ship, crow
ded with human beings, was seen maes-
tlcaliy to move, and gradually she left
the place of her birth and gracefully she
glided into her own element. The scene
was full of grandeur and sublimity. 1t
was greeted by the loud and long and
hearty plaudits Oft the immense concourse
of people both on the land and on the
water, as well as by the multitude who
filled the deck of the Steamship
The Mississippi is said to be unsur-
passed by any thing that floats, for sym
metrical proportions and beauty She is
II feet longer than the Pennsylvania
Her machinery is Of the most substan
tial and finished kind. Her keel was
laid in August, 1889, and she is built Of
live oak from Florida. "Take her all
in all . says the American, "size, model,
finish, armament and outfit, she probably
has not asuperior either in this or any
other Navy
The Mississippi is to carry Paixhan
guns, which are to be placed on the up
per deck and traverse like a swivel.
Her dimensions are as follows
Feet Inches
Length Of keel, 2O6 9
Length between the perpen
diculars, 220
Extreme length from the cut
water to the taff'rail, 224
Width Of beam moulded or
width at the timbcrs, 80
The same outside of planking, 40
Extreme breadth outside the
paddle boxes, &c 6
Depth of hold, 22 6
Measurement of tons per car
penter's measurmcnD as
double decker, 1885 tons.
Measurmentasa single deck
or, 1916
Measurement by the rule that
the tonnage of the steam
ship President is estimated
by $3.50
She has several Of Masse's paten
pumps of English manufacture, bearin
the English coat Of arms, and said to b
of very superior capacities. Their work
manship and finish are altogether infer
or to that of the rest Of the machiner
+ which is of American manufacture. BE
sides, we consider the British lion no OF
nament to National American vesse
+ The cost Of these pumps are $1,000 cacE
} She has two magazines, one forwar
and one aft.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

summer r.1sncs el-t-e- ae raa 4w.x
a6cas th- 6rs1 81 Assess aE- a1& ~-s
takea up il tass a12--- h-c Elat w1ea -
ksrs hfs naa.> aas H5-t- Z usv - *
1f5es.f 10 ehea-e BIS nan- 49, - ia
rlrpaze g a-asl1- tle COSBY
Aav persia arr.-stz -s58 -ewro al
s-carlEg sf.a En- cav $50 r. AS S-2fc. q
returning lza a. a1- 1A-ee azes 49, q
C-nes-- shzll - ns5l sa- zs-Fs rzz2-1
vl-A al. 11s-=ss1rv ezar-es
JAMES II CLARK
t9r-1G- A-4v -@ L1HG IL
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

The following information we extract
from one Of a series of articles on . Cur
rency," signed Smith, = which are being
published in the Augusta Chronicle
The Currency.
The currency Of the country is now
abundantly large for all its wants. 1t
has been so for the last five years.
Every new bank in that period has pa,
out It's circulation oaIv by f2rcing back
the bllIs.ofits neighbors. This is evident
from the reports OF the banks them
selves. The nett circulation of bills by
all the banks, OH January Ist
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

~ (. s=e authorised q anua-r-- Tohn n.
w collins ESD - q cer-l-l1rs tr- -a-
oillce % 1tEe Of tlc Cl-culr Ca1-r 81 t'e =.
judicial Distract composed ot sl- rr-rr.as at
Madison H-nts and Rankin. % sae Nsse--5er
elect on
ETE sre authorized o. uaze4-l- Nxra.
Wv Mcbride as candidate t1E u..-5e-
Attorney OF the 9Th Judicial D.z-El--- a--.a eaEr
Novemoer election
L are sg1h5rls-l t1 anuauac- samuel
Wv HambIin. - q candidate tHr -ae-F
IT Madison county. 81 tie Xt e-rrtau-
NT r are authorised - announce E1nrnsev
w ". Cox. IS . candidate t1r ssa-zr-
o. Madison county - tle EeZt E1yeasaar
election
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

ID ANYWAY frsu tbe sasz-Esaer 90
tae uiga. 81 tee e5,A aGsz- a zeEse
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-05-29

ATTENTION All
HVHOSE who are indehse3 - the ua-
- dersigned. are respectfully nos1ae.i
that We stand pariirsaaF.g IN aeea 81
what thew are owing. and # shey % uas
forthwith FORK over. they VII have ~
pay cost
NELSON & MURPHY.
Canton. Nav %. 1871 Is
sHERIPFss, CLERKS, NAGESrRAra-s
AND EVERY 0THER DESCRIPTION OF
BLANKS,
CcasfzasfT On han& ~ sAts o@s~r-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

sck The regular packet schooner ADEI.INE short.
r43Htcr mister having the part 81 her cars,
NE ENGAGED will have Immediate dispatch. Per fre,h
OF an packages tobacco, apply board. LeseIs VIM
oTto ""4''
m2i ,, wM. RowLETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
NOTICE.

Nv virtue ola deed oftfust executed Ia thcsnbser.,,
II on The 1th day 81 March lcg. ly Isharp p,rt', .
,,uI' W." payment % certain debt therein uent,,
~ ~ ,el 'haflcs y Gooii, AMI duly recorded hi ~,
,eINS ohce u Chesterfield and tIcnrco County Co,,,
We WV eAp"seto sale a. pubic auriion h. ~ Ligt.
bicI pf cash, on The premises on the porn 81 NJ 80,
~ lM certain tact piece rstcei Of amt iviys 81
ncitE ~ the county % Chesterfield called pr,,f - ~
ylu- an-ut lhtce miles from the civ 81 Re hp,,t
f q. ecrHs, note or less Also, one ofher mo-, ~
raI0tl ol i@ind ADJOINING The SAND, containing ~ srrs
~ ans more OF less There h upon the said t,u IN
deuce. - N''"'"ia'ie hnify rest
And on the 2lsi " May. lsli IN front NJ IN. our
~ cl hichinond We will sso sell FOR etsb fa 40
alne-i stIet Twelve likely slaves Together Mil fc I'M
~ uhs leacs theteu since the IN tiav nf Mrrrb
- ueha an the slaves conveyed by siid trust deed
~ trustee Nc will only convey fuie e. -
49,, ~ oy lhe deed Aforesaid which b. believed ~
The salc q the real estate will take place on the prem
. ~ ocock a. " AMI The slaves the Rel Tsvein
" Voeoek'A. ". SAMUEL TAYLOR,
n, ,t,,,,.,.. LAWSON NUNNALIi
n1- The sale offhc Broad Rock land Is poatpo.e.,t
viii take plsce mentioned In the above nafee
m@ = StsNSDfnIv
no. The sale ~ the shove Iand i po-ftp,,el an ~
fd luce ant The Saves til Tho 2hh June when me, .
akcPace - meniioncdon the above notice.
4 TsyLoR.
MEKCEk PoTATOEs-The snlscrf-,. 49,.
W received few barrelsoi very hne Mercer pos.s.e
w y - GRErTER PEsKE
sSDING from schooner John Rowles,. 100 casks ss.i,
"H woRTnAn, se0RUDER q GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
A CARD.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,


TIVE under signed. proprietor the Washington House
No.2S1 chEsNuT STREET, respectfully announces
TO southern gentlemen their ling north
tthis new aud splendid establishment Is open aud
!. hied ~ Ia the not fashionable yr, for the
dalton of visitors. Tie loo aon for health and convene
encc TO paces" fashionable resort. business has
peror while the ParoIs public AMI private Dining
snh thainbers viii bear comparison with any similar
,ahhshmeni IN the Union The Iadies viii fad In the
washington l'ousc all ID. quiet and elegance
private mansion, andibc Genciusn every luxury
tcnlon that may be expected from Hotel OF the rs class
Ia the city ol Philadelphia.
The Washington House planned and built EXPIRE ssly
az modern Hotel ani combines every foe
The convenience AMI comt OF uaycllcTs which taste aud
lui=mcn, could suggest The furniture aud bedding are
new and OF the very beet kind and the proprietor hopes
ny LIS uniiIu. cNcrtcns In merit aud lie IA
n"na.c anu especially from gentlemen and their families
travelling north, and he pcrsuacs himself that he will lee
ae To give entire satisfaction all those who honor
The establishment with iheI company.
ma Is dim 1 nARINNEII prnnn,ninr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
Peremptory Sale at auction Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES, &C. on SIX months credit.
I'm fhlDAf,the 9Th inst al store oc oe T. will
ne slh gehersl assortment OF Liquors ani Wines viz.
- pipcsani ~ half pipes COgnac BRANDY. embracing
ehiehy The most popular brands, and warrant
10 pipes genuine Holland Gin
pane icons lIislI MEiskey
pipes pure MADEIRA Wine
~ qrrasss 10 DO
Is IN pale sherry do
% 81 boxes do dn MuTdsabal brand
10 az casks Opouo PoTi Wine
luO hampers Champagne " me Of apyroyat br,pts
liD rasts Bordeaux Claist
- qrcasss \ Wine
Sst bbls Imitation Brandy
. 10 domestic Apple do
81 do New England Rum
l,D do 9TH proof Monourahels whisscy
10 DO fcnnSy iyania reciiGed do
- 40 old Maryland ,lo
100000 scgArs, large portion warranted IIav,nn, ep,
tOdcbcntuTe
JeZ ID. VI. 4 Co. Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
sToCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AuorIos.

StoSh or DIh GOODS, AT AUCTIOS.
IN MONDAY the 18Th July next, at 10 O'Clock, A ~ al
" our store, wall be sohl. witliont limit or reserve
whatever NAV then remain on hand OF our stock Of
'oo-is- until which time shall continue 10 offer Them
az Wb-eSe anh retail, for cash. still lower prices tan
they have vet been soi Merchants and faaicr are as
suTe that they Will ind our goods cheaper tian they have
ever been sold tn this market being our wish To- reinr
the quantity hand the lowest possible aponpt
before the public sale The following is part Of what
Super Cheue ground and Cd Lawns and Mnslins
DO satin striped and figured Mouselin &c LANES and
Rich syrian SIX Muslin Dresses ami Robes
Clouic,i satin stripe aud hurricane rhec krd no
super French, English ahd American CaIcues
Medium andlow priced Lawns aud Caicocs
super plain and hS'd nix aud blue blk Gro De Rhine
Gro lie swiss, Gro lie Afrque and Cbenr Siiks
Rich Cheno silk shawls IIdkfs aud hail II'kfs
PLAIN hemsttched and eH,bd Linen Cambria Jo
Ram ok and fancy eo!,d satin anl SILK Neck 10
Canhiic aud Mus Ia Edgings aud rings
Gimp and Thread IaCcs, Edsings and ItseTtinss
fie Nei Gloves aud Ms, Kill, Thread and Isle Thread
LADIES' black and white silk Cotton and Moravian Hose
"en,rnen white nndbToSn Cotton and Misses Boys
a and rs Irish linens from pc 10 81 per yd cheap
Idbio lmask, Table Cloths, Towels, DJws and Hue la
Brown Fable Cloths Hrd Eye and Russia Diaper
80 J. 10 aud ~ hrnwn ant Blcached Linen shcengs
Pain ant hsd swiss Muslin, lacon-t Book ami Null d.
Cambncs, Garment aud Furniture DimHy
$ and plain French Linen aud Holland
tine and super Bnmhazne AMI fs'd Ocnncs
NursicdCrspes Cripe CImblcIs anu Drap ,ic Ate
nSnnei' Cap Hat and Plain satin aud rIdsia Ribbons
SIX aud CDttun Umbrellas and Parasos
Pia'u aud boScd Satin aud BOmbszine stocks
super bik ani assorted cold Cloths and Cassimeres
run ani risbedG ,mhronns and Lincn billings
!old ani Piir Bi.schrd and Bruwn Cotton Diilhnrs
LONDON Ws,i9ss Marsci,lcs and Georgia NanEcen
iugs and Shuiings
bel IfeEiUE, Pai Domestic and Apron and Furniture
Pongec, spialfeli R,nlanna and Flag IIandkcrchiefs
With aTea' many oihsr articles not enumerated
IN ~ White Buildings, ~ street, Shockoe IIin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
TWO O'CLOCK.

The mail orlsst nigh, brought no news OF in,,-
rest. Both Houses Of Congress are getting unjer
way. MIR Clay gave notice that he should, yeS,er.
day, move for tho appointment OF the st ndng con-
mates, aud ais, Of select committee, TO whom
should be referred much Of the Presidents Mes
sag rlucd To The financial concerns and the cur
10 ey OF tho country, and the appointmtn! OF u 6s
cal asen, for the pccuniary purposes Of the Govern
ment.
Several gentlemen inf rna'ly Inquired Of MIR. c.
what sort of fiscal agent he referred TOT To which
he replied tina, he meart United States Bank -
but other gentlem n might prefer other form
In the lilo, sc, MIR. Graham OF N. c. gave notice
that he should introduce bill to repeal the Sub
Treasury, as the rules would permit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA
JAMES PuAIEN a 90


JAMES PuALEN a. co.
Pokomnkc River lottery, Ctsf Ne % to be Ir-vvr nj
Wilmington Delaware. Tuc-,,y. June lsi lsu Drawn,
l0ll ~ s0i NJ ma Z OF az ~ vi i51 Siof ido A.
- N"s-ii drawn ballots Wholos SJ-siisrcs IN proper.
ton.
rok'mosc River Lottery, CIlss No nv be drawn al
Wilmington Delaware, wcdsrs,Iiy, June o. ISL nr,v.
inr sec ctycdrrth morning Capitals s7Wn zen iSG
iNli, l'W.' ri en- ~ uf2n ~ nf l1l g. y Nps-t3
''a"" '''''' "holcs s'-sl"res "peoporion
rokomnkc River lottery. Ciass No Ito be- drawn al
Nlm nfon pc.' w,rr, Thur clay, June ari 1871 Draw
&pl l-l - IT lu,o. ct GU Of sn ~ Of sp Cn 1f
l" &c. ~ Nos-i2 drawn ballois wholcs sic. quar-
iers 81 sehrisl %
State tIm.ry 'nd Town Illl Lottery, Glass NJ " To tc
dr'wn ~ hlumprc' Thn sity, Iuuc 1r lSi nrwinx is
es Ires,ycd s,lurd,y morg,rs CAPT sAOp I0W
,' oS n Of i"S y u 6G1 a. of .9 81 Of ~ 81 81
2. guaTtrrs2 ~. CsppliSsopers -Sstnurt I,,-,s 10,
m.wvnn GcofGc q bc. Charles y. Msycc, ChsT cs q
kreloy Oliver ilolmes.
GcorEctown loucry, Glass No. 4o-To be drawn At
ecrcd Mirdty morning Capitals sGps ien ~, it5i
~ 81 Snt ~, 10 Of Ia iO Of - iucf Uu &c ~ No
''"''"' ''"'''' Whoies sR-sharcs IN proportion
School Fund Lottery, Glass No 81 7ih scrcs--To he
'" ,sSo @d fs9,iicnce s'llT,,'y June ~ iSl
lso Ito, 2of lCf, of lU, 10 1T so 81 81 in &C ~
Nos-l2 dawn ballcts whoes Slo qlarcrs2 20 ciehths
Tickets. shares AMI packages. ia an Lotteries Of which
lanes fialcn A c. are Minagcrs, may At any tune be
Orders any pan tho Union viii receive the same
on made, JAMES FHALEN a 90
~ = Managers, Riohmond, Va
hox CurI Vrneerv bssutio,l a.
W ncle, receiving per schr Harriet sn tor sale ny
ONs HUNDRED e1D Sen iIerrprs, No. 1. Just recei,
WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
- 3dcoTs below the Bell. ]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
NEW WINE AMID LIouon sroRE


IhE snbsciers respectfully inform their friends aud
tue public generally. that they have commenced the
above pusinets In the store lately uiei by Graham
Co.. where they will Keep consiantiy on hsnd shoIce
assortment % genuine Wines aud Liquors among which
may be found the following, viz:
did l.. u. hafeire, Con s'iiuiicn brandy
DO do do Warrior do
DO Pale Sherry, Lobo do
DO Told DO
do Brown do
Grape Juice Port
Old Pott, Aiax brand, wINps
champagne, different brands u
Ciaret, Chateau MaTgauN,
DO Chsicau LATTE,
do H. Iuian,
]. 4. Tcnsrifls,
Lisbon Wine,
Superior OLD Bran,y, Osrd, Dupuy A 10
Do Champagne brandy pp.sn,rs
Ionon Dock 10 h"hNbhss
Virgin Coxnac
Old Holland Gin, Swan and AIchor brantla
Ir,ah and Scotch whisk-y
Monongahela AMI oil Rye 10
Apple and Peach BTaniies
Old Jamaica Run
He Antigua do
Philadelphia Porter and Ale In bottles
Super bottled Cider
AbLou's London Brown Stout
All al which they warrant 81 superior quality. Those
persons IN want OF the above articles ivSd Civ.
he call as they depend getting their goods pnr,
and handkerchief T.. McCOIGAN A 10
They aso receiving choice assortment OF F.,n,
Groccres from tile North, which they will sell accom-
| dating 'erHs. r. N,I. A f,n
| m2i-G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
WOODLAwN FARM,
GRisT AND SAW MILL, NEAR RICHMOND.

NJ Auction.
On SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF June ISL will he soil n,
cock on the woodland Farm, the Dwellin: House
t S.Iy valuable tract Of 40 woodland with
ns arus stables corn aud houses, DC The Three
.ioppGn hni'i about nc above the city OF Richmonh
hout Ioo acres Of this Farm j. cleared now in curi.
vaon with an orchard of OO1 choice Fruit Trees prinei.
pas ot apples Sn peaches, and the OF the land
CROWN 81 heart-Wnc, white oag,.chesnut o. K
ahi ' OAK furnishing lsrg" quantity @ tan ba X now
~ h2 iepncs ~ the northern market, billet timber To-.
oaCS' inx plank. n'orne timber Ac. Aner which al the
aiie pace, vii c sold the Grst Mill on W.sf.
h tteek, wiih 81 acres Land under Plank and Post en-
avery desirable and valuable acquisition 10 th,
anoNe sim with Machinery Of IRON, nearly new, and in
~ 81 ,le James River Canal Aud, also after The sale
,rs Young valuable large Mules wagons carts poughs
e crop OF corn cows, &c Aud for the balance of the
year be hired oui. four young valuable servants
iEhhS-tor the Farm AMI Mill one-thrd cash: the
oacy ~ one and two years with satisfactory security
ahu hced oi trust on ihe properly The personal on
delivery. O'''e
mh ID, & co, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
Juno I2th.

Virginia STATE Lottery, Extra IL decided by the drawing
OF The Union Lottery Glass 5, fnr ISL To be Drawn at
Alexandra e, Iune l2th ISL. Brilliant Scheme
pr2c II J,2Ij loco, 300 iU0 l5n iS9l lsli a. az
so, On oi 10, ca nj 10, - of 49, &c Tickets s,O-
shlTcsin proportion. Accgticac OF package OF - whole
ekeis viii be sent for slO certificate 81 ~ halves anu
quarters la proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE
PLEASANTS 81 BAILIE.,
BOOK y JOE G,agS!.s.NMs,
Museum building,

H1N" received from the Northern Foun,rira ncw aud
handsome sprIneni o Book aud lob Type Ornaments
ahh are now PREPARED 10 execute every description uf
Book and Job Printing rhcr friends aud the pulic
respectfully solicited to grant them share ri patronage
nc- Orders be left at the Museum Iluiliins or In
the Counting Room o the Wing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

II Tie Dwelling !inusr On fourth street, At pTe
fSsyA sent occupied toy Mr. Wm Nelson, adjoining the
Sisif1 residence OF MIR Samuel Freeman. Possession
49, gwen the LIST June. EuJuiTeuG
NIL, WA pDpTU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

N Y. MARKETS June I.
FLOUR-Less fem day. Sales of Western
at 81 - 6, and Ohio 4S7.
RYE-Sairs at So, which is n slight advance.
CORN-wthout alteration.
COrTON--Thc market is quct.-IExpress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

virginia Mononsa'n Lottery, Cass +, for ISL. 10 he
Drawn June I9th 1911. - numbers - drawn CraDt
tapitas-l prze ~ sDOi tu,rJu G'J. SsUl iDnl 1jIn
S'oO IIiI, - prizes OF lCnl - oi J S IA OF 40
&c Ilokcts elu-snarcs In proportion Certificates Of
packages Of - whole tickets si}O-shares IN proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

pursuance of lhc power conferred on me ,v ,leed
~ Trust from Messrs. Crane New. bearins late t
lh LAY ut M1y lfl, aud Of fccorI In tts tna -, o.
t'fs 81 the husugs Court or the Cify 81 RE brnnp,
nave named and in iuutcd James 2. New AGENT In, H.
' ~ t'c remaining stock aud effects Of the late en- -
'nr New aud for The collection and settlement f 49,
ucls aij credits Of that firm. JAS u EIiRIsTIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

Extra Lottery for Saturday Morning.
.eesburs Lottery, Class N. draws Thursday In Al.ra
a. snd drawing received Saturday Morning. Capiiais
lie nI &lj.k9i d. lOnn. hm l-l.I o-Ln l,Ci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

Virginia Welsbgrg Lottery, Glass r. for lsi to he drawn
June Oh; ISL: Garals-l pre- Of sslep', IOUa 5bn
sss, S'h' i lto prizes Of 1000 10 OF lbI n IA &c
Tickets lO-shaTes ia proportion Certificates al mac
ages OI ~ whole tickets Si3jsiiaresin proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

lcs-Tho B,emcm ship Pauline. arrived yes,er-
day, Eel n with several lands Of ice on the 18Th,
one Of them I60 feet out Of water, and two mil, s
long.-E Y. Express
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

10 ceilsman residing ia IIcuucn county is esrnus
To purchase for his Farm, Tcn Iabnters consisting of
Young Men ani Stout Boys I've of EACH For are
wei recommended for character. health and
tan ,s Hoped none others will apply hb-TaI price In
cash will be paid Those from the lower counry will he
preferred Also, sooi Carpenter wantat Apply lo
ia 2l-ttf tEDREp a ,'t,,fN