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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
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ON THURSDAY. June 3rd, will be drawn in the City
~ " B'ltimorc, the Grand Stale ATmory a Town Hall
Lottery, Class ". for ISL
SpI ENDID SCHEME

/ - ,3g6 prizes amounting to s6OS COS
| 7SnunbeTs; n drawn ballots.
Whnles slO; halves ,; quarters ~, cighths 81 q
The above scheme ~ published la order 10 allow
country SPECTATORS time send their ORDERS
happens but seldom that opportunity Is given distant
sventurcts try their luck in rich scheme they
respectfully scnd IN thc.r orders once, ~.
rcctcd % JAMES riIAI.EN a CO.
| Richmond, Va.
JAMES PHALEN s. co
| Washington, ID. &.
| Orto JAMES H. cox,
ms n H.itinore NJ ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
ALHEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.


rHE ZOO AZ oes my Benheim Land heretofore aiver.
Il sed, sill or sale, and terms, a C. will be made
known by J. w. saundeIs, ESD, chariouss,lle. OF
JAMES ROSA
Fredericksburg. May "a. tsii. mu eif
BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
has frequently To the kpo~lcdge Of the subseI-
ber that empty snun lars with his label them
fsrior quality snu and also, that his STUFF labels have
In some Instances been eoUnerfeiied the de-
sign Of the istcd easily deceive
~: he deems IT, therefore, duty TO inform purchasers OF
the IN which they oftcn Imposed
would hereby request them to tear ohor dciacs the Labels
the Ie OF the Jars, aner having Disposed
eostents 50 asto prevent further use Of the same
A suitable reward will lie paid for such evidence will
lead detection and conviction Of the iinpoSoIs.
The subscriber continues manufacture, aud for
sale, the following arcle-;-- -
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Maeesboy, Rose American Rappee
Limitation DO SFlav'd Holland do
sicily do Tuberose
Curocoa Srasburg
COARSE BROWN SNUFF.
Dcmlgros Naichitoehes
Pure Virginia French Rappee
bourbon American Gentleman
~ Domingo Pure spanish
YELLOW SNUFF.
so', ses Fine Irish H''sts'''' Coarse
sweet-sceuted Pine Cut Chewing Tobacco
FINE cur SMOKING TOBACCO.
Spanish Kiteioot, CANISTER, Common and stems
to- liberal discount made To Wholesale Dealers
PETER LORiLLhKD, Jr.
AZ, Chatham street, New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
MANSION HOUSE,

Main or street. Richmond, vs..
TUE subscriber accommodate on or two miez
Il with large airy chambers, well calculated for comfI
during the Ten Twelve rooms in this house Wi
be reserved specially for company Trrps per
day, dollar and fifty The Mansion HOUSE Is To-
Gated IN the centre of business, and
d"nois and steamboats, any the city The subferher
viii endeavour To make comfortable all who may favor her
with their patronage.
MANSION HOUSE, few doors below the Ben Ia
Vern on the South side OF e or Main street
MARY sARVAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
wAsnINGrON HENRY AcAnEMY

fTNllE summer session uf this Institution Will cOmmcnsc
Il on Monty the 7tl Of Juno. A pablo Examination
Of the Students will be held The Academy, begin
Wednesday, 9th Of May instant Parents and guardians
respectful, invited 10 attend. several ciCnal
dents be accommodated with board pT
yIIe families, IN the Immediate vicinity.
IRA MOREy, Jr. Principal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
The pTofcssu Modern Languages, s2SO per annuIn
" Mathematics, $3.50
%

tits required thai there shall he taught IN School Of
Modern Languages the French Italian, Spanish. German
aud AngO. saxon Languages Aud with respect APP
pcant for the chair Ia thai Schunl, the Visitors
will expect be informed whether he is competent
teach all those languages aud f which of them he
teach. w. a. woODLEY, Proctor
Of The UnirerSity Of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

XTIRGINiA-At Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
Chanccry for the county OF IIcnrco and City OF Rich
1871: William g IIarwood, pltf against smith New. ali
minsI aor Of Daniel HARDWOOD ID, aud
wood ,iee'J John Carter, samuel IIsrwood, Thoras
Norvell and Sarah his wife John Bur Eliza
wife, Pleasant w arwood Jshn Han wood, defendants.
To Samuel b. HARDWOOD, and to Thomas B. Nor
veil and Sarah his wife g
Cornraission.ris Office, ,
RIcBNosD, l7th May, lsiI-S
As are not inhabitants OF this Commonwe aih, you
hereby publicly notified, that In pursuance OF
attend at office from the hour Of 10 A NJ the 9th
OF July next sl) for the purpose Of fulfilling the
required Of me 10y the Court =, -
Rules held In the Clerks Office the County Court
n OF Gopchla d, the 3rd day OF May 1871: John l..
Bowles plaintiff against Joseph Weber and Mary II his
wife, William WebbcT aud ElZa T.. his wife, and Mat.
thew w and Susan 7. Weber, infant chi Matthew
w Weber and susan his late wife, deiendanisIS CHAN
| Gerry
The defendants, Joseph Weber and Mary H. his wife,
no; having entered their appearance, and security
according TO the act Of Assembly and the Rules of tS
court; and appearing BY Satisfactory evidence thai they
not Inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: II Is order.
eli, that the said defendants Joseph webber and wife,
do before the County Court Of GOOchland the
Court House, the first day OF July Eoun and
the pllnts bill and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
cd AT the front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy. Tcsir.
IN 7-wsw' MAR w. MILLER, ID. O.
ITO SPEARS PATToN-Takc Hotce-That
shall "Wednesday, the 9h day OF June between the
hours OF 9AM and6 ~ take the deposition OF Young W.
Redmond, T. j. Redmond lchabod Lee and others, the
Office OF VandcrcrI, steel Metcalf in GAINESVILLE, Sump-
ter County Alabama to be read evidence in now
pending In the Circuit superior CouT, OF Law and
for 1unenburg County, Va in which you plainun
and am defendant II from any the above deposit
lion should not be taken the above named day. they will
Ice taken Thursday, tho ION Of the month,
not completed To continue from day 10 da until completed
PIllNhIiAS FOwLkES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
NOTICE.

~ persons indebted 10 the late GRIN Of Graham &
IA CiendeoninG, are requested make immediate pay.
meut 10 e OF the respective due that ffm. alone
am authorized 10 receive the debts due setle tho
claims due fem u. WIN q ARCHER ANY
ma " and Trustee for Graham a Clendenning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
NOTICE.

pursuance Vt the power conferred me by a dec
OF trust from MessTs CTane& New, bearing date a.,
lth day Of May. lSl, and OF recori 10 he on. OF ~
SIeIk Of the Musings Court nr tlie City Of Richmond
nave named ana Instituted James y New, Agent for
sale OF the remaining Aad effects Of the late r %
Crane New, and for the collection aud settlement OF IA,
debts and credits Of that firm. JAS u CHRISTIAN
iS-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
MInGINIA, s 0.:-At RnIes. hell In Doc cerk,.

VIHGINIA, C.:-At Rules, held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and chan.
Gerry for the county Of hccomack the 7 day Janu-
sTy 1871: John Bull IT.. plaintiff; against Samuel Dennis,
Michael Mason, and william ~ Gusts, dcicndans-I IN
ChdHcsrB.
The defendants Samuel Dennis and Michael Mason,
having catered their appearance, and given security
cnTng to tie At Of the General Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court; AMI appearing, 10 the satisfaction Of
Court. that they not inhabitants Of this state
lion of the plaintiff by counsel, u u Ordered, that tile
nad defendants Samuel Dennis and Michael Mason, 40
pear here the first LAY o June Court next answer
th" paintn bill aud that COPY of this order bc forthwith
inserlrdn Of the public newspapers printed In
the City Of Richmond for two months cssycly; aud
Also posted the front door Of the Court House Of this
county. true Copy. Tesic,
J. J. AH.wORTGI, by
For Ttomas Joyncs, q. e. =. &C. L.&C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

welsburg Lottery Class +, to DO drawn Alexandria
9Th June Capitals Of s3itol, 10000 5OOO 300 25sO
100 of 1000, dc. 10 Nos-l2 drawn Tickets sIO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA
JAMES PHALEN & co.
SclENEs EnR THE NvEEK

Pokonokc River Lottery Of Delaware. Class No &C, fo
lsil-to Tee drawn at Wilmington, (DeLl Tuesday, May
18th drawing received THU s,iay morning Capitals
5000 iGDn, a. iilt Of TOO, OF 40 10 OF l5 &c.
10 Nos-l3 drawn. whoes s2-shares In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

G. G. GRIsw OLD,
II. A. CLAIBORNE, JIt.
ATTOR NEYS AT AW,
HAVING associated themselves in Practice, will at
Il Il tend all the Courts Of the City OF Richmond and
County OF Hanover. Until the LIST Of June, the engage
ments OF Mr.. e. will prevent his being permanently
Richmond
The Clients II the firm will receive the benefit the
perience OF Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq.
Once In the basement story Of the Powhaan House. OPP
posire the City Hall. Richmond, April 2Eh, 1871.
To MY CLIENTS.
Until my health renstaied, the firm Of GRISwOID 4
CLAIBORNE will aid the In the management OF my busi-
ap 2J-c3w HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

I'O LEVIN GANLE-siR-You viii tax DoiC -
that on Frisy oh day Of July next between the hours
ois O'Clock In the morning and O'Clock The evening AZ
the once Of Robert g. scout, In the city Richmond
hal proceed 10 iake the Dispositions Of Beverly Blair WIN.
Hnron andotheI so be read evidence suit ow lie.
pending N the Circuit Superior Court OF CbanceTy r the
Iounly ot Henrso aud City OF Richmond VIII Robert
williamson Is the plaintiff, and aud you are he defend
ants andu from any the taking OF the said Jepos
TOM sha not be completed that day the taking thereof
VIII b" continued the day the same place and
teiwte en- the same hours: your obeieui - rvani
RirhmaDd. NAV Eih. liSi - -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
WIZ ~ WINSTON,

p = All persons interested in he estate Of John Rich
arson, decd are hereby notified present their csins
July authentic atcd tpost raid when ~ maD Jas Iyon1
| Bsq'r n Richmond for settlement W "
/ ma I w a. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

Mononsaia Lottery. Ne 81 for Friday, at p NJ. Cap
ials-l prize OF $1,000 i 1850 Of 100 Tickets ell
e. Nos-lO drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
JAMES VI. MORsON.

L L o NEY AT LAW
WILL practice in the superior aud Inferior Courts Of
The City OF Richmond and the counties Of Hanover
ana Chesterfield.
MessIs Gay & BenteYs. Main 81. M IA 9,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
Come on the Hill for Cheap Furniture.

Come on the Hull for Cheap Furniture.
I'VE have on hand, and are daily Manufacturing all
Hh,s OF cabinet Furniture, which We viii sell unu-
sualy low for cash, or good acceptances.
We invite those who Furniture a a low prro fo
give US acaI as We arc decTminedto sell 10 suit tile times
- A. ID CHANDLER A. co.
u. - Also Old Furniture repaired, aud taken in Il.
BTeeien's Dry Good store
2-3n n q 4 RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
BY r. II. DICKINSON.
MUIATTO CiPI
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. BOOTS, stIoEs cars &c
At Auction.
On TUESDAY MORNING Msy essh NJ "a o,,L,,k
w be sold In froai OF store, general ssriet, on
Beds, Bedding and Bedstrads f.s
Bureaus Work stands, sideboards
Mahogany Tables, SOFAS. Rocking Chairs
Cots Mattresses. Crockery
DeeanteTs and Tumbers
Knives and Forks Chairs. Sc
GROCERIES.
Al the same time, quantity OF Groceries, Butter Can.
des, ap, Liquors, Se. suitable for retail Also Boss
Shoes, Caps. Wrapping Paper, &C.
HORSES.
Immediately after the above conmenen ing If n O'clock
saddle and Harness Horses some OF which are re-
presented as being very fine.
LEMONS.
q boxes Sicily Lemons, in prime order.
m ~ o - Al Aucis
COOK, WASHER AND IRONER.
Al II o'clock precisely, viii hire. Auction for the
balance OF the yaar, Negro woman-a good cook wIsh.
LEMON TREE.
handsome Lemon Tree will be aided
"a - INLoEs A BROTHER, Aucts-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
A CARD.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
De-.

MT under signe proprietor % the Washington House.
No.-3, ChEsNUT STREET, respectfully Announces
n Southern eeuenen snd their families travelling north
mat ihs new and splendid establishment cpen end
Is ied up IN the fashionable STYLE for the
dalton OF visitors The location for health and convent
ence IL fashionable business has no Ft-
PeToI while the PaToIs public and private Dining Roc
and ChambeIs, viii bear comparison with any similar
adjustment IA the Union. The Ladies will find In The
washington louse fl the quiet and elegance OF stately
plNAie nansion anfihe Gencnen every luxury and at
ieh"n tai may be expected from Hotel the st class
IN The city OF Philadelphia
Tue Washington House was planned and bull expressly
as inoden Hotel an combines every nent tor
The convenience and comfort OF Iayeef rs which TASTE AMI
judgment could suggest The furniture and bedinr are
by Lis uniiTins oIeTfious merit und We HleTa
Ionase and especially from gentlemen their families
travelling norm, and he persuades hnself that he Will h
able Ia ave entire satisfaction all those who may honor
the establishment with their company.
vs. dim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

Something extra for June.
Lcesburr Lottery Class u, be drawn onhe 81 Juno
Alexandria Capital PriZes-l OF $500, lOnD 5DO1
400, n. 100 Of 1000 100 OF 800 &c. 70 Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets only slO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

BY DAVENPORT < ALLEN
GROCERIES, Sc.
On THURSDAY. May 9th. at 10 o'clock will he .ol NJ
our auction store, the fcllowing aTtelea-
2OO bags fSruyTa Coffee
lD bills New England Rum
2O boxes Soap
~ do Patent Candles
LOO DO Gmpowder Teas
50 bbis whiskcy
ceroons IndKo
5fdO lbs smoked Beef
500 reams Wrapping PAPER
0q1arer casks MarseiIles Wine
SHOES.
10 cases Shoes
HATS.
- cases Fur Hats
TERMS a sale. m25 ma A,r,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY r. IL DICKINSON.
NEW CARRIAGES HARNESS

On WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, In front
Of my Office. will be sold Carriage and iIarness-
baysry superior article, finished very handsomely.
ArlrIr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

Leesburs Lottery, No 10. Extra for Friday morning
Capitas-l prZe OF siQEu 500 300, 2l3l 10 d, ~ oflU,
Tickets 81. 10 Nos u drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
CLARKt'S OFFICE.

Whole II ~ ca, prize Of sle0
Share Ia - b, do 100
DO 3 "a &c, do LOO
Sold and cashcd At this Office, last week.
capitals Of S25,0O0, 100 OF 1000.
Virginia IsesbuTy Lottery Extra No I2to be deter min.
ed by the drawing II Union Lottery Glass for 1871,
be drawn May 29th, 1871. Schemes priz<s OF $500
OF 500 2SJ, 100 Of lun, 10 OF COO, ~ of 80 ~ 40
Ac. Tickets slO-shaTes In proportion. Certificates oi
packages OF % whole ickets s3-shares in proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

wellsbuTg Lottery, No %, for THURSDAY morning.
Captals-l prize OF s2lCtO 3JD 21, lCOO, 1910, 90 OF
lOJ,. Tickets So IS Nos-l2 drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
ST,Fs.ATY'OyH ~ OFFICE.
or HouETllHfH erREEE

Lstall the world say whatthey can,
For selling prizes Siraiton's the
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery Glass G-Drawn May POI
10 50 10 % 10 * ~ 10 &c j.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

Leesburg Lottery No ~ for Tuesday at ~ O'clock CAPT
tails prize Of s2u iUOO, l6OO $780, 1920 70 Of lOUO
Tickets IS. 10 nunibers-ll drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
MRS. HOPKINS.
UOMMIssIONEn's NOTICE.

kPosirE ruE FARnERs' AND VIRGINIA BAsxs
nan receive eight or ten gentlemen DAY BOARD
" ERS Terms apnlca INV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
NOTICE

A IT, persons indebted 10 Mr.. Richard n ssnxay, are
~ hereby no. hcd that have spponted Messfs Rte b.
ard Till ". a Go, Tor cOueciiag the DEBTS
who hereby authorixed 20 ave receipts and other
discharges JOHN sHORE, Trustee.
VII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
FOR BALTIMORE

I
z The regular packet schooner ADELINE short
.tffN cr mister, having the greater part Of her cargo
ttE engaged wiz have Immediate dispatch For frsghf
Of 900 packages tobacco, apply board at IesieIs wharf
y
m2l WIN RowLETT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25
3Cnpitols Mr. slj 400 oocb :

Is 50 ie 20 e "a q 10 q 7 IS. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

- The elegant coppercd ship GEN. PARKHILL
~ John g Hayt, master, to load al City Point For
M CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

- Add pos session given tmuie diaieiy the desira.
IIN bic House al present uped By The snb-crihsr
tltIM on Main street., square above the Banks. For
-a--tcrms, applyto
ms II THOMAS r. VIAL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-25

THE ZOO my Benheim Land heretofore aiver.
Il tsed, are sill fbr sale, and terms. will be made
known by J. w. saubdeIs, ESQ, charlottesville. OF
JAMES
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
From the Neto York Express.
MAJOR DOWNING.

We have just received the following letter
from our old friend Major Dopning,-and as it
contains some timely and useful hints to office
seekers, we delay not in presenting it to our
readers. We could have hoped this his applica.
ton al least would have found favor, but it seems
that the Major realizes the truth of the old saying
that 'the Shoemaker's wife is the wors; shod
woman in the Parish" However great our de-
pendence on his philosophy, We have still greater
in his patriotism in reconciling the GmeraPS
advice to his own good sons, and we trust the
moral will not be lost.
Loo CABIN, North BEND,
Dec. S.h, 4. D. 1910.
To the Editor Of the New York Express:
Ever since | sent you that letter telling you
about the For Chase, have had Just as much
as could spring to, in helping the Gineral read
over petitions AMI applications for office, |
thought, alore things got pretty Sarting that We
would carry the day, that these petitions came
in considerable strong but ever since it has been
known that the General had won the battle, they
have come in by bushel baskets full. And the
Gneral can tell 'em Jest as quick as he sees the
outside on EN-. "Bess ne, says the Glneral
one day--"l wish, Major, that during the last
war, when sometimes wanted volunteers to fol
low me, that applications had been as numerous
but however" says he, we must fold up anc
mark all those in regular order--ior there is M
telling yet how soon we may want men to deenC
the country; and having all these good names OF
hand, we can send them, and tell them that, al
though | could not appoint them all, as collector
and post masters and lard receivers and MAJ
shals. and district attorneys, yet hope, as the
are all willing TO serve the country they WI
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

THE NAH. RoDBERIEs.--Positive intelli-
gence begins to be received in relation to
The late Mail robbcrics. Mr. KENNEDY,
the "enorgetic" Post-OAicc Agent, has ar
rested the driver Of the stage west Of Uni
ontonn,P Pa, who confessed his participation
in the robbery; and implicated DR.. Braddee,
a celebrated QUAcK, his clerk Purncil, and
his man Straycr. They were arrested, and
part Of the money found, amounting to
siO,39s, part Of which was mailed in
Louisville by Tyler. Several mail bags,
pouches, &c, were found with Braddee.
Bail to the amount Of 100000 was deman-
ded from Bladdce, and two sureties; 3d.
600 from Strayer, and two surctes in same
amount; and $4,000 from Purnell.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
From the 81. Louis Nev Era.
THE BANK OF THE STATE OF
MISSOURI.
(ro BE READ BY COUNTRY PEoPLE.)

(TO BE READ BY COUNTRY PEOPLE.)
What | wish to write upon this subject is not
dictated by any hostility to the bank, nor by any
captuous spirit Of fault. finding wish to com.
muncate my own views, and be instructed by
those better informed, Of the real condition, OBJ
ects and modes Of action Of the bank. | am
countryman, having no habitual connexion with
banks, and hence, may only show my ignorance
of financial practices and systems Of bank &C,
counts. But be assured that Notwithstanding
all the reports and legislative speeches which
have appeared on the subject this winter, nine
tenlhs Of the country people are profoundly iS-
norant of the real condition, proceedings and
affairs Of the bank.
The bank reports and statements seem to be
drawn up with altful obscurity, as if the real
object was, less to communicate information
than to hide the facts, and darken the minds OIL
common readers. And the action of the legs,
lature is precisely Of the same character, will
this addition, that it is absurdly inconsistent with
itself
The first section OF the charter creates the
corporation, with capital OF Fire Million dol
lars, divided into Fifty Thousand shares, Of ont
hundred dollars each. The second section pro
vides that books shall be opened for the subscIir
lion Of Thirty Thousand shares, equal to Tire
Million dollars. The third section directs tn
Governor to subscribe, in behalf Of the State
one half of the 10000 shares-lhat is, flteel
thousand shares, equal to $l,500,000. Th
fourth section provides for the payment to tn
bank, Of all the cash in the Treasury belongn
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30
The 18th of this month was the day
appointed for the election of U. S. Sena-
tors, by the Virginia Legislature.
Ixxzzz1zzzzaszHSnxEa
New FRANKLIN, Jan. 25, 1871.


MeSSrS. Editors u was one among the
many persons that attended the NATIONAL
BALL, at "DowelPs Hotel" on Thursday,
the 2lst inst, and Aatter myself with
the belief that il was, in every respect, the
most splendid affair of the kind ever got
ten up in Franklin. We were honored
with a large portion of the beauty and
fashion of the village and vicinity, and
the evening and three hours of the morn
ing were spent in manner that gave evil
dence of the good feeling and hilarity that
pervaded the company. The spacious
room was very handsomely and appropri-
atoly decorated and taking as evidence the
taste displayed in the arrangement Of the
portraits, paintings, wreaths, &c. must
have been done by an experienced hand
TO whom much credit is due. l have at
tended many balls and parties in Other
places, and it is but plausible with the fact
to say, that never before beheld 50 mucl
unity of feeling and sociability existing a
! did at this. Much credit is due "Alin'
's=st," Mr.. Dowell, for the sumptuous anC
plentiful repast prepared for the occasion
as well as the disposition manifested b,
him for the comfort and accommodation o
, his guests. ""
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-01-30

1.-TWO EDITORS ABsQUATULATED.-The editor OF
the Republican leaves this morning for Washing
ton City, and the editor of the Argus for Jefferson
City. Look out for an advertisement "-BuLettn.
Mr.. Chambers, we presume, has to cz-
plain why it was he charged the origjno!
support of Gen. Harrison to disposition
70 break up and break down the Wing
party, and Mr.. Corbin goes to Jefferson to
tsk pardon of the Donkeys for speaking
plain truth and common sense on the ques-
ton of the Insurance Companies. We
hope the Bulletin will explain.