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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
By LAST EVENINGS MAIL
Funeral arrangements for the burial Of N, lat, D.,
Hdsnf o. the Uniisd States.

Funeral arrangements for hs burial Of "a, Ia 4, ~,
''dsnf % the Uniisd States.
WARRINGTON, April 4, 1871.
Inc circumstances IN which we are plaeed bv ,b
ueath OF the President, render il indisp.n,,hI 10.
U.S. IN the recess Of Congress- and in the ,bsenc y,
1880 e resident 10 make arrangements for the
Funeral Solemnities. Having consulted win ,bo
family and personal friends Of the deceased we
concluded that the funeral be soemnized on WI.
nesday, the I'h instant, at I2 O'Clock. The ,sI
sious services TO be performed according IN m.
ne" - =, 'ne Episcopal Church, in which Church
.he deceased most usaay worshippcd. The boJv
70 nc taken from the Presidents House 10 nm. CO.
sIess ourying ground, accompanied hy A m;,,,v
Tomb. w tue neceiving
The military arrangements TO h, mr. ia, H.. H..
ton OF Major General Macomb. the Gsn.saI 80
mandlng IN Chief the Army of the United So.
ana MAJOR General Walter Jones, of the m;l,,;a =,
the District OF Columbia. '''' VI
~ Commodore Morris, the senior CAPTAIN in IN.
Navy now IN the city, to have the direction nc III
nayal arrangements. W 'no
ne Marshal of the District TO have the d;,..,;o,,
M Tue civil procession, assisted by the MavorS -,
w ashington, Georgetown, and AIexandri, ,b.
nI VI he supreme Court Of the United States
Their aid. may SEC III 10 call TO
@ JOHN ouIscr ADAMS, ex-President of the Un;,.d
SeSs' members of Congress now in the civ or ;,s
neishoorhood, all the members of the D;niom,,;s
10y Ies'uent IN Washington, and all officers oC
attend. "e invited 10
AND It is respectfully recommended to the OF.
Gers OF Government that they wear the usual badge
OF mourning. 'aOs'
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary of State.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
JOHN BELL,
Secretary OF War.
J. J. CRlrTENDEN,
Attorney General.
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Postmaster General.
Immediately after the decease OF the Pre.;d.n,
mr. webster, Jr., Chief Clerk in the Department
OF STATE, accompanied by Mr. BcalI, an Office os
me senate, sat out for the residence of the Vice
resident In Virginia, bearing to him the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
GOV. TYLER.

The Hon. John Tyler, Acting President of In
United States, accompanied by his two sons, ARR
we'd here last evening, at 81 o'clock, in the vrcmi,
rowing Company's Steamer, The Old Dominion
apt Thomas Skinner, which had been special,
dispatched for him on Sunday night.
we understand the Boat made the run to lame,
Town and back in little less than fourteen hours.
Gov. Tyler and suite left about O'Clock |, =,
evening In an extra train for Washington, wber,
they would arrive about ) o'clock tbi. mornin.
Mr. Tyler looks in his usual health.
The Artillery Company fred a salute Of s,,,.r
guns as the train left the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
by order the Lieutenant Governor.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Sseiv Conf
Medical Graduates UrOm Yirginia) at the Universe.
Vof Ptnnsulra (3pril Cd 1s1IN

Medical Graduates UrOm Virginial at the Unirersi
Wot Pennsylvania, (8prIl I'd, ls4I.)
Matthew Anderson, Virgniss Bronchocele.
John Brscoe, Virginia, MIasmata.
Alexander L Brooke, Virginia, Spermorrhea
Patrick w Brown, Virginia. Hysterotomy.
John Burruss, Virginia, Coxa gia.
John Butler, Virginia, Influence of civic life.
Horace J Butt, Virginia, Hernia.
VIM Carter, Jr., Virginia, Nephrits.
Eleazer q Clay, Virginia, Fractures
John A Coke, Virginia, Apoplexy.
charles Craddock, Virginia, Revolution in the
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Alexander 5 cambridge, Virginia, variola Vac
John Nj Gait, Virginia, Botany.
inc CESSATION.
John Nj Garnett, Virginia, Fractures.
Christopher IL Harris, Virginia, Dothin-enter-
Matthew NJ Harrison, Virginia, Gun-shOt
Mm A Horsley, Virginia, Revulsion.
Ihos Hundey, Virginia, Asthma.
Jethro Nj Hurt, Virginia, Mental Derangement.
Wm Jennings, Virginia, Menstruation.
Samuel kello, Virginia, Acute Gastritis
James Latane, Virginia, Dysentery.
Joseph Logan, Virginia, Topical Blood letting.
Hush Mann, Virginia, Luxations
Joseph Michaux, Virginia, Group.
VIM Moore, Virginia, Phthsis Pulmonalis.
WuhioTu, virginia, Iyphus Fever.
Richard M'Sherry, Jr., Virginia, Iodine.
John ii Parrish, Virginia, Strabismus.
James A PatLlllo, Virginia, Colica Pictonum.
Alexander II Perkins, Virginia, Intermittent Fe.
Alexander II Rogers, Virginia, Arsenic.
Joseph Schoo6eId, Virginia, Deiirum Ire
mems.
Henry selden, Virginia, Typhoid State.
gohn shore, Virginia, Cholera Iniantup.
benjamin SPratley, Virginia, Acute Hepatitis.
william ii Summerel, Virginia, Circulation OF
John N Taylor, Virginia, Dysen,ery.
Alexander Wadjell, Virginia, Nicotiana Ia.
bacum.
Nelson Waller, Virginia, Menorrhasia.
Arthur Watson, Virginia, Asthma.
Jaries b Winston, Virginia, Uterine Hemorrhage,
At Public Commencement held in July, 1910. the
following gentlemen received the Degree of Doc
tor OF Medicine:
Ge2ge c Darlington Va, Gastro-cu,aneous
Sympathy.
Thomas Randolph Hurt, Va, Apoplexy.
VIM w Lewis, Va, Tabacum
Daniel S Triplett, Va, Nephritis.
Henry Vaughan, Va, Fever.
VIM w Williamson, Va, Scaratina.
w. f. HORNER, NJ. D., Dean.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

a Washington correspondent Of the New York
Signal thus dIscourses touching the streams of En-.
eeutiye favor:
Gushing of Massachusetts,, is talked or for Snsin.
ne would MAKE an excellent Minister. Nothing
delermnate has YET tEdnspired. Cass will doubt.
!ess 6e retained in France I'LL the eTpirnton a,
PRISONS Senatorial term. J. X. Jackson of Pbila.
delphia, man Of fine abilities and elegan; erudi.
ton, will go 10 Naples. You will be pleased sIso
TO learn that your late eoadjutor, Epes Sargent is
10 receive good appointment Both his brother
and himself stand high in the es,imation If The
influential characters connected with the Govern.
ment.
vi the Philadelphia mentioned in the extract
there cannot be too much said; and the favorable
wishes Of ms fellow citizens will earnestly attend
place, which he will grace by his worth.
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
RICHMOND MARkErs-.,,,k

..
Our Banks have had no action a. We, upon m,
'ao)ec' OF suspsnson-yet we are inclined to the
op'"'o" that the wants Of the Commonwealth and
the pressing demands for currency to sustain m,
spring trade, will determine their future course in
day or so.
PRODUCE.
ooa|Co-The demand Tor al useful quail.
Nes good I" steady rates-Lugs s4la4i, ie Of ma.
nuiaeturing quality ssa5i; Common Leaf ss,as.
ana Slddlins sela6i and Z; Good Ell "a and g.;
sloai5l.
WHEAT-iioc.
FLoUR-s4 so.
MEAL-55c
CORN-45c
oATS-3o at Depot, 81 at Dock.
PROVISIONS.
BEEF-s6i to r
SHEEP-s3 to 4.
LAMBS-sei to3.
FEAL-s4 to 10. as in size and quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

| on INC 9TH UT, bond executed TO nys.Ic "a
n.i mus'eS OF Ester Anderson, by Jos T. Lyon and
nnn', oI % due about the lst OF January slI ~.
Is hereby cautioned against trading Tor aid bond
40 6-e4t.' 'e''u' X. J. GILLESPIE
a VALUABLE FARM FOX SAIE-F7-
.f ~ sSIoeL having determined to the west OF
70, 's Nalhsble Farm, containing 800 acrcs for -.
nus ahd Is situated the forest road . rnIia. s
yhehouIS adjoining the lands Of Mr saml NJ sro,, sa
on TINS tract there Is 100 acres OF land bcaS
] eu Ine Plantation is in high state OF imnravn
r, ne whoie being well set with clover Tho iunro,o
oh gool and convenient Dwelling House and ri
E.%n eSsfsaIy Houses, together with large sory
ana -. Mn &c Win Wool CAGcng Machine Crs,
su saw Mlll all new, and built with sion. ana br,ck S
psnY 1pse Tor manniaeiuung purposes. The Farm
noosed with stone, and locust posi- with "a naS
anu wen deserves the attention OF those uishin~
SaSe lana Terms accommodating. The pTeIniss. P,
living the land. r.. Nt,y ,v ,nI1lher
Messrs Payne Turner al fully auhorIl.d m n
an xys,y Il. X. KIDD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

On Saturday. March 9th, 1871, Presiden, Har.
rlson' alter several days previous indisposition.
was seized with chill and other symptoms of fsver
he next day Pneumonia, with Congestion Of ,bs
Iver and arrangement of the stomach and bowels.
was ascertained TO exist. The age and debility q,
the pau'nt, with the immediate pros,raton. forbade
resort to general blood letting. Topical deple.
ton, bIIsiering, and appropriate internal remedies
Suouueu' 10 great measure, the diseases Of the
lungs and liver, but the stomach and in,e,,i.es IA
net regain healthy condition. Finally, on the 81
OF April at o'clock p. NJ, profuse diarrhrl came
on, under which he sank, at thirty minutes to / o..
clock on the morning of the fourth.
me last words uttered by the President. as
neaId ny III Wouhlngton, were these "Sr. I
wish you TO understand the true princiules If The
nothing more" "'N
THO. MILLER, Nj. D.,
pppD Attending Physician
~ w. WORTHlNGTON. MD
). e: HALL, NJ. D.,
ASHTON ALEX AMBER. Mn
Consulting Physicians.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
"WAsHIsGTog. AnrilA Is

,. "WAsHIsGrOS, April 4, 1871.
'To JoHs TYLER,
wee President ofthe u. States:
SIR: Ii has become our mos, n,;nG,I d,,,. >.
i pI you mat WILLIAM HESRT HARRIsos. late
life. ""S departed THIS
IL. nhIs distressing event took place this day. a,
tne residents Mansion in this city, at 30 minute
before one IN the morning. D'e'
w lose no time in despatehing the Chief Clerk
IN the State Department as a special messenSsr -
Dear you these melancholy tidngs.
we have the honor TO be, with the b;oh.s, -.
gard, your obedent servants
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Secretary Of State.
THOMAS EWING,
Secretary OF the Treasury
JOHN BELL,
Secretary of War
J. J. CRITTENDEN.
Attorney General
FRANCIS GRANGER,
Postmaster General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
THE wHIG MEETING

called Tor yesterday evening, was pos,poned
upon farther reflection, until after the funer,
MONIES liz which it is presumed all the citizens will
desire TO unite, shall be over The object of III
meeting having been misunderstood, il i, propcr
'os'y that of these objects was to core.,, :,
call Tor the union of all in the payment, of III. Gus.
'omary respect to the memory Of the late prc.iden,
of the u. States 'e''"eh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
COUNTY DELEGATE.
To the Editors of the DYhir

IL is reported that a determination Inv on, ,or =.
yeman to oppose our late delegate Mr. McRae, is
IKE to bring out another-both Wings Now, as
we are not aware that there is the least cause OF
compliant or that any objection exists in regard to
VII "chae, we are decidedly opposed to any such
procedure, and we think il would be , moor 70 uard
Tor faithful and efficient services, which no one de
mes have been rendered by him.
SEVERAL COUNTRY WINGS.
Henrico County, March 81, IsIl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
MARKETs-April3.

r,,,,,. MARKETS-Ap ril ,.
fLOUR-The market is very dul,-ths demand
- enutely Tor consumption. 1887 to IS Is Inc
range tor common brands Western. and 1853 sI75
for Howard stteet and GeorgetoUn. ''
Conforming market Is IN A., v.,,, ,,,,;., 49,.
all waiting Tor the arrival Of the steamer Mods,'
ate sae5 at rates varying Oh to 70 cents.
:, bWAlN-Small sales OF Northern Rive at 81.
Norlhern Corn at 4S; Northern Oats 80 40. Corn
ia'shles ~, but nov held at 40 a 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

The Wheeling Gazette Of Wednesday says;
"Hon. HEAVY Clay arrived here on Tuesday eve
ning issl. on bis way 10 Ashland, and et about
noon this day, IN the steamer Glosteg number
81 citizens awaited themselves 81 the opporlu-
nity u call upon the giant Statesman Of the vest
Mr. appears almost entirely 10 have recovered from
bis late indisposilion"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
THE LATE PREsIDENT

on receipt Of the melancholy intelligence of the
RESIDENTS DEATH Sunday evening, the public bel,
was toIIed until night, and in accordance with an.
seuon Of the Governor and Council, was continued
rom SUNRISE to sun SO, yesterday, and 100 guns
hred at regular intervals throughout m, d,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
REPORT OF THE PHYSICIANS.

NEFUKI OF THE PHYSICIANS.
WASHINGTON, APRu 4. Is4l.
Dh eih; In compliance with the request,
me Cabinet the attending and consultn, Pbv.
SCANS have drawnu the abstract of report on The
Presidents case, which herewith transmit 70 Won
Very respectfully, your obedient servant.
THO. MILLER,
.ronu offending Physician.
SeeTsinyof STATE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

AZ AWAY from the subs-r beT on raturdav ,ha as,
MATCH, Two Negro Men, (NEREDIT II and 'joF ~"
mEhhDIih ~ 80 years OF age, dark connie .iao an,
MeWns about l55 lbs; hc u stout, well made ana IL 80
$50 nv iect turned oui; has scar on his Ti,h,
eheeki wore III arpauhng hai, jIe ket ana
Mo@Sn Jersey, and new red flannel shirt. no - 80,
blue Jacket, half worn. ''''o"S' Ahh
SpE saooh ~ years Of age, yellow connie Kim sho,,
ouy hesd OF hairi several his hea B. do,sn -
s uch conisued. particularly when snok an no. y,-b
~ pounds and has lost small piece or or Inc b,es -
hs Hsht ca' lie wore Oh fur hats he Ala tnnk 49, -
Iock coat and vost % Kentucky Jeans Jacket ~ kn
oo,'Ihs par OF kersey pantaioOns, pair OF rbbeJ
sunet' par 81 blue cloth anita inne shir -.
no aonhtu ley are making their way to free litac
mefcjuh has once before made the atirtnnr snJ ., .
zen uP at Fairfax Court House in Virginia ~ ~ " '"
WI, give thc above reward Of Ono Hundred IN ,lbr.
Ief sad Negroes, confined in any jail so so tbs,n. w.
ly D1tsrs Tor either OF them, II confined so ma 80
mem and will pay all reasonable expenses and rs,s,
my ulahAs 10 any person who NAV spnts md them
N,,,, nj, NJ, r, AUGUSTUS HOILEY
Mounl bouli, Bsrfic CuHfy, ~. O. anGrIr,
HJ- The Winchester NiTgnian, FredsrIck sbnr, A..
"a ahd Petersburg lnteligencet will pts ase nubisb az
ment. 800 " '''S O'hce loI pay
STATE ARMORH AM TOWN HALL I,II=Ts-xS-
day, the sth Of AphL 1911 'e' U" inoiS-
'oFiliss ioneTe-S samuel Lucas, VIM. gwvnn ceo,,o 4,
net, CHARLES Y. Mayer Charles ". Bidrse and On,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

" The author Of sHsmpd.ns /. informed
mat the subject Of his remark, no longer oeeupie.
attention. and as his structures might ehafe. i, /.
deemed beat to let the matter r.x,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
To "a. Rdifor. IA. mLl.

Genuemeni You will please state that poll vii
ee opsned lor Col Benjsmin Barker, as the Demo
efaue Candidate 70 represent tho county OF Henri
ManV rofeye Of Hfuyieo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
VoLKMAR h GREW,
ITALIAN FnRSCn PAINTERS

WouLD respectfully inform the citizens Of RI,b,,.,
UotsF ihat hey are prepared 10 undsr,.pe
ml,h llsic and 10 the mos approved style In oil
800 eolours Ihtir prices are moderate and 9t
l.h ~ executed w The most faithful manner 49, Noit
snspe -auaisctnn Of those who may employ tbs iplhe
-, 49, prepared ic paint Churches and otbe. ihty
11ui.lnts IN the grccian, Pompcan, and ta,, Lnbho
pluoIsle u With o. sTRECKER oppos,t. ~. " e.
.eJ o. A. Their rooms doora ahove NJ WI Aaf.
sueet willn with prompt attention " '.meesy,s, "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND

High Water, this day, ~ O'Clock, p. NJ,
ARRIVED,
Schr Ann Sule, Stille, Philadelphia, sundries
10 order.
dries. '''-
SAILED,
sehT Ann sulle, sIilIe, dropi down 10 take in
VIA CANAL.
Arrived Canal boat Mohavk, Pryor. FINN
Lynchburg, sundres, 10 Shields & Somerygls' Tho,
Williams, l. ID CronNhaw & Co, Webb. Booksr a.
Hamilton,J Tdpleu & Son, with about 81 600
lbs
Canal boat Union, jerks, with 49l tons n.r.
ehandige, TO l. I.udlhm X Son, j w BibreIl A Co
and Duval Coz paying sll4 -.
Canal boat Lynohburg, Fields with 4Ot ton,
merehandize, to l. Ludlam & Son, Rives & Harris
ID Crenshsw h Co. Bagwell, Smith & Jones, ane
Warwick, Brothers 4 Co; paying sI37 IS toll
Canal boat Commerce, Haley, With IJi tons msr
ebandizs, 70 Begwe, Smith b Jones, + Il Blair
and wa d Christian; paying ESQ So. i
MEMORANDA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

FCJS RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-Tbs z,b a.
yersary Of the Virginia Trac, Society will he bsid
providence permitting, on Wednesday evening. al
hali past o'clock the First Baptist Church.
Several addresses nay be expected. The public
are respectfully invited to attend. 5nG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
y. Y. MONEY MARKET-cITY NEWS

pm D.
Money IS becoming very easy. The Banks are
aLccufnulatIng specie to large amou nt much larger
man 'hey want, There being no dem1nd for eT nor,
n :, 'ufn 1t into Bank and glad TO get rid Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

I6D Advertisers are requested t. hand ir their
practicable. All advertisements ,nts,I.J a., 80.
ton IN the ensuing days paper must be b,ndeJ -
before o'clock, T. NJ, and those intended ror IN
sertion IN Mondays paper must be handed IN an
Saturcayj otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after. "' "o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

To nm EIIasralarl ~ =. ~ -, ~. ~

TO THE sUBsCRlBgRs TO THE WIG
The following issRegusiion Of the Pos Once D.o,,,.
menG oPA't
roamasier may enclose money IN . aftsr 10 tl,e pub
newspaper, 20 pay the autac ripon IN fhIc,
% =, -"u ".nh INC lsuer " un.ten by himself"
our subscribers would avail themselves Of this rogul,
w, ''u MAKE early remanoes, would be great favor
loeon. W 'o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
NOTICE.

~ gars, landing, aud for sale -" "''S EARNED su-
apps n.ypNp,,-
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LAW OFFICE REMOVED

~ ssSse,esrs Law once a Inc sorner Of y and
~ nv suess overthe Drug and Apothecary gtorc ~
ap 1890. SOHN ID h1hfORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

WARD ELEoTIoS TICKETS can ;,
Printed q shonesl noee On application q Ibis once
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L III E A T R E

49,. bkNEffr OF Mr.. BRoUoU
IN which occasion, Mrs. MARTIN and Nj. ISvrp.
KITTY will appear
soMNAMBuLA, VIII be repeated VIZ 'Pe'~ ' LA
This EVENING, TUESDAY, the Open of
LA sOMNAMBULA.
END OF THE OPERA.
hMe~ell TO the Mountain. ..,...... NJ, h.,
Co@r saw ws 81 Messrs Brough aud Pesrs a.
The Wolf din eS.TS, no,ns Mani. Plaeide.
Hronyh
To conclude with the Farce of
a LOAN OF A LOVER.
up sheIsioN.. -...............Mt Price
D PlarfIo
CEnT6iinn.s '..''-.''... Mics INvERARIrY
-. ~ IN MARTINI
tomorrow BENEFlToF Mr. I. PLACiDE.
Thursday, Mrs. Martyrs BENEFIT
,,, me popular Drama Of the LADY of THE LAVE
be produced In few days " ' "A'ne' viii
n1- Boxes 10 cts-Pt 20 CENTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

ANDlsG from scl,r Asnehsaer,
- ~ bsgs prime green Coffee
- hhds 81. Cruz sugar
70 boIss Loaf 10
40 DO Rsldns Por sale BY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

MEMORANDA.
D. NEW YORK, APril 4--oearsd, scbr Emelipc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
hhcr which, the favounte Drama Of thu
On. nE w"
THE MAN AND THE TIoEu

boo buekskin uhe Tgor,) T. Piacii. wi,, a.. .
e o.. The Nice Young MANI Wv sung "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06
PuRI.lC- I-RCTfIpR

The sixth Lecture before the Library Association
will be delivered by professor A. l.. Warner. con
the Influence Of custom upon the Physical, Social
and Intellectual condition Of Man." on Tuesda '
evening, April 8, at O'clock, in the first Baptist.
near the Monumental Church. Tickets Of ndmis'
son may be had at al the Book storss, at D. B.
frankln's shoe store on the hill, and NJ the door
I'D The 2sih Annvsfsary Neenng m ,be All. 49,,
~ NHgnia, viii be held THIS EVENING. 81 ~ lanes
| rnulch mmoneng a. sady candle light. Addr, ssei
9a sayefal gentleman may be eEpoeed md Inc Crend,
| OF the Society are invited toanend
! apo ~ wv W y " f.tstJtsa,,
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sToDARr!s R W On lssIE,ss9,yssEETg.
" III II a % IN u m n. = w nl y

= r. sAsn sole Agent eor v, s,S 80,
mn.,e 1sss BY some of the most dslo.ns
40. AZ ~ e,,i wv nhued Mates, that few nsrna..
II ,s .oc snd puphsm New YorE me-,
toysimL They are made with particnsr ,s sme lifes
"uraslhty and Keeping IN tune 'oe'enee y
sPS--M .-----E P. sAsH Pe,crsbur,
-, ENECUToR,s NOTICE.
- p.Ison. haylnf claims sgainst tho rstst. n, p.u,
stsys't, qecd are requested 10 present fh.a, itNp
nI9peul authenticated, for ssttloonsn, w
pay@sn 70 The aeSsrs,nsa required to make immssis
"eN-e% THOMAS ,. BLAKE R..ea,a,
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FOK SCOTTsYIILE Ann f-VMc,fIn1tnn,

The Line no 4 COLUMBIA. /,
a now ready 10 receive ireirbt tor
- - .E7k please SEND Their Goods 10 NV
- head oftho Basin 'l7i W ''
apb-W HOYD, EDMOND a 40 -
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A CAR ID.

CARD.
TIL EATRE.
L. PLACIDE'S BENEFIT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, ApaIL 7,h
LAST NIGHT BUT OF THE SEASON
MI ~; PLACIDE respectfully inform. hi. friend.
anu lhs puoho, that his benefit will take MA. W.
nesday evening, April 7th on which oee.sIan CD
ne onor OF presenting to them the foIIownS en,In
MASTER HUMPHREYS cIocu
t'rS time In this City)
pIamatized from the celebrated NoyeI of ,h,, , . -
20 ~ anu now being performed with tho noSt Al anSy, ~
W 49, II osn :, al tue principal Theatres in London
naster humphrey. ................M Mr. U,r,i,.,o,
'..'''.''''...'. ......Mr 7 PlAcue.
hhor which, the favounre Drama Of tho
GOLDEN FARMER.
Jemr,v T,si,. .''''''''..............Mr Lambert
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resi- OF the Characters by the strength of IN. Con-
ny me evenings entertainments 10 Conclude w,h .
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o'tupeilor'to any store II the Kind In nsbs,n
apo In 1 ~, ~ ~ 70 20 Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-06

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~ JAMES PttA iRS ~ TX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
OBITUARY..

Departed this life, on Friday last. the residence Of
his brother, in this place, Mr. WooDronp d. BRYANT in
the 2lst year Of his age after distressing illness of four
weeks Mr.. Bryant had been resident Of Lynclburg
for several years and by his INDUSTRIOUS steady and OK
empary of life he had won the friendship and cs
teen OF all who knew him. About eighteen months ago
he made profession Of religion, and attached himself
the Methodist Protestant Church of this place, since
which time he has been active useful AMI consist ent
member OF the church. and jealous and devoted Chris
tian. Could the most unccasng and devoted attention.
the symfathios ofnany friends and acquantanccs the
skill OF his physicians have arrested the progress Of his
fatal disease, Woodtord would have been with us;
but alas III spite ofcvory effort to afford relief lis course
was nward--and he has been cut down in the morning
othis budding manhood. He who but yesterday in
the bloom of health and yiyor of YOUTH is wrapped
IN the cold embrace Of death Although the tear of
raw VII hocw THO check o his relatives and friends at