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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-06

THE COURIER AND ENoUIRER.-Ths leading
Wing journal has an editorial leader Of about
third of column commencing with the fol-
lowing:
"The Madisonidn pretty distinctly announces
JOHN TYLER as a candidate for the Presidency OF the
next election and thus breaks ground that believe
no other newspaper individual in the United States
has ventured upon, and made motion that we trust
no other newspaper or individual will be very likely TO
second"
We have 'pretty distinctly" forgotten any
such annuncia,on as the Courier has charged
us with. But this is neither here nor there
Surprising we had made such annunciation,
does it show any great sagacity in our adversary
to "second the motion" and set it in
"Mo,ion, motion, motion,
The nation thought
But the Courier undoubtedly discovered at
length that the ghost of apprehension which it
had raised, was very harmless apparition after
all and, therefore, thus dsmisses the spectre
in the closing scene of the melo drama
"The idea Of Mr. JoHN TYLEas being candidate
for election to the Presidency by the People Of the
ration"
And yet after all, what is there half so "ludi
crousn in this matter, the very serious"
manner with which the Courier treats it
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Note in ls29.-ln proof of the view above pre-
scented, reference may be had the vibrations Of spe
Gle during the era of suspension. AT times the Span
ish dollar, worth but four shngs and three pence in
gold, merely stamped and thereby made Bank token,
would pass for six shillings and the guinea for TWEEN
weight being an appreciation over paper Of thirty
three and one third per cenium. AT other times, bills
on England sustained in the commercial cities OF the
United States, premium Of twenty per centum and
more-being in effect, superior to gold to that amount
as those bills we're payable in paper at maturity.
The doctrine Of the Bank Parlor 10 Threadneedle
street, u.s. that SO long good borrowers at full
interest will take their paper, the circulation cannot
remain in excess as in that event, il would revert
to the source Of its emission"
Note in lS29-Ths early suggestion has been
emphed in the legislative course of the writer, as
may be proved by the public journals.
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THE MADISO nj A N
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6, ls4l
MORE ANON


In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UNITY IN NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTY.-Augustin.
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The best Lottery offered to Adventures.
300 prizes of $l,000-making 100000
$4,000 Capital Prize.
The lowest prize ticket having three drawn Nos on
is $1,000.
First and second drawn $780, Third and fourth s400.
Tickete only $5
xrSend your orders early addressed to R. FRANCE
Agent for the Managers, Washington City
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ORDNANCE MANU- AL, for the of the Off
~ GERS of The United States Army-composed by
the Board Of Ordnance. few copies this day re.
ceved for sale by F. TAYLOR.
oct
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The Virginia special election for State Senator in
the North Western District of the State has resulted
in the election of the Opposition anddate by q.
jori,y of SO. The returns all in and they stand
as follows in the several counties
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THE RIVER COUNTIES.

Our express from up the river brings US the follow
ing returns and reported returns which more ia
yorable to the Opposition than the returns from the
same tow ms hips last wear
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-06

McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
An error having occurred In the above state
ment, in our last, we re-publish il to-day cor
rected
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 3, lS4l.
Amount of Treasury Notes issued under the pro-
visions Of the acts of Congress of 1887, lS3s 1889,
and 1910, $26, 66l 1877 SO
Redeemed ofthat amount 24,924, T25 "a
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-06

JAMES PHALEN s. co. Managers Office
Washington City.
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WIKI

Wing. Opp.
Newburgh, 81
Cornwall, 81
Flshk, 3lS
New Windsor, 40
Montgomery, ~
Poughkeepsie, 90
Last year Poughkeepsie gave Wing majority o
l75 Newburp 81 do; Cornwall 35 do New Wind
90 v b.; Montgomery 81 do Fishkill 25l
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sl,7e6,6ll 80

Leaving outstanding, 81, 1861 80
Issued under act Of February Is, IS4l,
Prior to the 4th March,
ls4i, $673, 6sl 80
Since the 4th March,
lS4l, 5,349, i65 So
Making Sc 022, $40 80
Returned ofthat issue, 407,753 90
Leaving outstanding, s5,sl5oss 80
And making the aggregate outsand-
ing LIST instant, of 1871 ,705 10
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R. FRANCE, Agent for the Managers.
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100000 DOLLARS.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES for NOVEMBER
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$4,000, 10 of 81 500, 10 of $1,000, 10 of $1,000
POKOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY Glass l4o

Tickets SIS Halves 81 50-Quarters ST. %.
Certificates of packages Of 25 whole tickets sos 90
do do 25 halves 80 80
do do 25 quarters l6 25
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RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY.

=
To be drawn on Saturday November 5, lS4l, under
the superintendent of the Secretary of State
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RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY, clas. 2o7
For the benefit !of Public Schools, TO be drawn No
ycinber 81

III All orders from distance will meet witt
prompt and confidential attention, and the DRAWN,
sent soon received. Address
r, FRANCE, Agent for the Managers.
Qtnuul
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PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, Glass 4,

Tickets only $5-Halves ~ 50-Quarters 81 IS
Certificates Of packages Of 80 wholes, $50
Do do 80 halves, 40
Do do 80 quarters 20
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rs prizes % and Sd $500, &c. &c.
Tickets only $l5-Halves 81 50-Quarters SO rs
Eighths 81 81.
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PRY.
FOR THE MADIsoNIAN.

Mn EDITOR Having observed your purpose TO
"devote a portion of your columns TO brief history
of Banks and Banking; and considering that some
instruction may be CLEANED from retrosPection Of
past views having reference to facts and circumsan-
ces somewhat analogous at the present day, beg to
present the subjoined extract from the Itinerary
American traveller"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
TO THE LADIES,

(fREW HoRNER have Just received the han,i,ou..,
- anu decidedly the cheapest lot Of ladies' Shoes ano
ppcs they have ever had-Prees varying from rs eis
~ and ~ - The lales arc plTtieulaIl requested t
, ,, snn canine these Shoes and slippers CREW 8
'ohNbNs bOot and Shoe Manufacturing Etore, Main
street. opposite John Farley probably the ladies' aIe
acquainted with the location OF Earcys Hotel
10 the lad will Store is Doors below
aud Shne SfnIe halnNN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
JAMES A. sEMPLE.
HYGEIA HOTEL

r,,ur ~ OlNl COhFORI, VIRGINIA.
thE subscribers most respectfully announce =, tI.r
friends and the public in general thItfbsv b, , r
Si nc extensive and well known esiabiisln.p 90
~ "hIA HOIbL' which has been hued 40 In styis t,
INC convenience AMI comfort Of yisitors moi !
ny iioss i9 h,s section Of country. Considerable alter
i"nS anu additions have been made 10 the esia
mas now between seventy and eighty roog1s III -
~ al Wen ,Itnishcd, besides spacious saloon "a
huuul' bildrl hocn, Reading Room and RefertCry 81
N3us other sources Of amusemeuts 10 sut tb t
ell their visitors. " '''' '"e 'aaies ol
They nnier themselves that from the lonx errcr,..
one oi The Propuylots ia one OF the f.rycSt ~ 49, y'
sPectaple establishments in the country ana fh,i
nlgal.'n To- please they will be enabled tp rys
usiacLun On all who may be pleased no -v re- IVY ~
BAIHiNG Tile Baihius Houses have been SSi,r,,.,
an hl'cd np n neat and comfortable fn,pnrT E1i ~
warm aud sea Bathing, which will bc caFsf,liv 49,,
AMI Kept relt and clean '' ''''"icn ID"
hesnar Boaricrs will be admitted gratis 10 IA. -,
ba'hs' AMI will be charged q small roUpSn,,i -, t
NaIn. = mciersic charge % both will be made TN irr
The dslElful situation Of OLD Point for the .r,,r.
W tit So breeze aud Bthing the fine Fisb &C. ~ /,
Oys,IS n every variety, the convenience of pI.rlr,
every de.c'cy II the season from no Tirb ~
.ueh 'ly county andtte Norfolk marked from q, biet -
oe PrScusst supplies Of fresh Meats Po1sry Ve,.,,n
..>SpcaSc, Shucrcd with the canvass OF vessels 20 49,
ilpl9 from The line q baitie.shp LeaTipy ~ $50
Pcnant Of SOME gallant Commodore o,yD ~ XIV VIZ 3Ioa
.ot, tltn WITH ne choicest dclicacics Of tbssfs.,
,le n,,,uafy reviews and supendous fprtfcsH9pt
'h me ramTars aud The qcbhlcI hcac b. render nh -
10 W. W =, lgsira1c places u the country to resort
ihc MAR will De supplied with the chocest wiDcs an,
Liquors That can p" procured. Tncy have In teir ,i,
almred hy l1r ON cr AZ Fortress Monroe ami ,ybib ~
20 which viii be- added, Fou1r's rsie and bp suI-,
..d ii'lc NleIri lnd variety Of other choice w.
n.gcs, and they determined no. ont n oiltr
corning 10 9iiy) is cannot fail 90 give entire s,ii.f
M. facilities Of reaching and departing from OIL -.
5N' = RrtM Livhni1gc over most other pIsres I'D ,
mouth, James River WashirrSg al 'I p}k and Potf
mere daily aforiing convenience Tor srrivn. , I3n,
Oh Point Comfort. VI, "op"INs MOODY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
CONGRESS-Tnun,p,r.

In the Senate, Mr.. HENDERSON introduced a
bill establishing a Uniform Sy stem Of Bankruptcy,
and moved that 1t be read first and second time;
which was ordered, after some remarks on the
propnety OF action the subject at the called ses
sion.
MIR. RlVES then moved to refer much Of the
Presidents Message rs relates to Foreign Affairs to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
MIR. BUCHANAN addressed tho Senate on Mr.
Webster's letter to MIR. Fox, and was replied to by
Mr.. RIvES.
or the discussion, the National Intellisencer
says:
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. BUCHANAN, in an
argument Of some length, made his demonstra-
ton against the ground taken in the Letter Of
the Secretary Of State to the British Minister in
reply to the demand for the release Of Mcleod
Mr. BIS speech was not made without preparation,
and was Of course able ore. lie was replied to
by MIR Rives with signal ability and success, in n
triumphant vindcaon OF the course taken by the
Executive IN relation TO this delicate and important
Affair." After MIR Rives concluded, Mr. Choale OBJ
tanned the floor, and his motion, the Senate ad-
Journed.
In the House, the motion of Mr. Ingersoll to re-
consider the vote touching the 2Ist Rule came up.
Mr. lngersoll resumed his unfinished and desultory
remarks, and was frequently called to order. In
the course of his speech he expressed the de,ermi-
nation TO vote he had voted before that is for the
omission of the 2lst Rule-whsS., MS, beyond
doubt, iha, motion to reconsider was made
unworthy and iacous motives.
When he concluded, MIR Clark of n. Y. demand
cd the Previous question-but withdrew it at the re.
quest Of MIR Marshall of Ky, who spoke a, som,
length in reply to MIR Adams At the close he re
ne~ed the call for the Previous Question, in COM
rIance with promise to MIR Clark.
The previous question ordered. The uous,
refused TO reconsider Ayes 40, Noes ZIG.
We hope this will put an end to the agitation O
the question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
FROM GALE 6 CHRISTOPHER.

WM: DANIELL has Just received 4 further sup
~ piE OF GALE q GHRlSTOPHER'S celebrate,
plANO FORIES, with French Grand Action.-Thesc
ramos have already since their arrival been seen and
ei ~ several distinguished Amateurs aud Professors
" al agree IN PronvuucinE them excellent. AsIwish
ucIn 10 DE cTuieiz,tI IN the open and rigid manner
all lovers of Music invited TO can and examine tcm
whether purchasers OF Otherwise.
FROM BACON s RAVEN.
Also supply from these manufacturers, better known
IN virginia Tor the last twenty years under The tile OF Du
bois a Bacon, formerly Dubois a siodaTt.
Al these Pianos are offered at the New York prices
printed list II which can be a. the store
PIANOS SENT WITHOUT RISK TO THE FIR.
CHASER.
shall make every effort TO give satisfaction and vii
send when iesred the list Of prices part of Virr
order forward the Piano. ny orH risk with an erclSs
ed certificate Of It's quality anu price agreeing will IN,
stihus removing all anxiety danger in transn1rts
~ as well a. aOrdng TO the purchaser hymcans nfthr
si OF prices the assurance Of having purchased wei
as ii he had ina te the selection IN person
schools supplied with Music Guitars, In sirueon Rocks
Primers aud plain Pianos Of good tone and duIa ability
Especial reduction. 80 -
no Aiircss-w. DANIEL. RichmondVa nss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
NOTICE.

AMI TO Decree OF the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the County OF Hanover 1r,
houhced on me I7h day Of April ISL in the consol
t causes OF Richardson's admir- against Richardson AMI
Diners and Thompson w. Puiam against John RichsI.
sos alih and others the undersigned special
ioheIs VIII, on the 22d day Of June next AZ IIanoycr
oIVlse that 6eing couH Jay, proceed 10 sell 10 The
lElest Gdhcri about 2phkely Negroes, Consisting of mr.
women boys and girls, belonging 10 The estate Of 49,
John R;cliardsou, dec - $50 ''A'e Va 'ie lA'e
sEhhH-eo much will be required in cash as will he
uncehi 10 pay the costs Of sale other contingent
penses tor the residue credit OF . months will be al
lowed The purchaser giving bond with seru,its
10 be approved OF by the Commissioners ''''
r,,, WIN. III. WINSTON,
us WIN. o. WINSTON
r. = All persons Interested in the estate Of Iobn
st,soh dec a. are hereby notified 10 present Nor &
July authentic ated (pOst. paid when by mali 10 Ia,
Esqr in Richmond, for settlement. " n w ~ =
- W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL

EXECUTORS SALE.
LOT ON MITCHElLs ALLEY
opposite Store OF hessrs. Dnnop, Moncure s Co.
"a MoNDAf 18th instant, att O'Clock IN the afternoon
on ne premises We shall sell auction, all the right
ue ana interest OF Edmund Walls decd in and to lot OF
sIuund on TIE south side Of alley, 81 H. wide. iuhning
G rom !iih ST. Opposite the store OF MessTs
Dunlop Moncurc 4 Co known as No Is in Mai on IN .
division OF the estate Of Thos Mitchell dec $3.50
ei o fronts p feet the aforesaid aley of 81
anu Is u eet IN rear foot alley One side limo al
Joining lot No L. IS % feet inch, and the other adion
less 0' ~ $40 S1''e 'oiS Ut
IEKNS-Guarier cash, and the balance AT II and Is
onihs neG oi2bIe notes with approved endorsers and
ueelo trust on the property will be required TO secure
the credit payments
BY order Of the Executors
Ie i-dtds WILLIAMS 4 UaSaTI 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12

GAY - BESTLE offsrfcr sale n unusually low
- prices JET aud blue black French and English Bon.
oAzne; JET aud blue black Italian Grape white rose ami
20" S1i"Ttu reuc m grapes; BLACK, white and buy
'afe LlSs, Love ikis cotton and silk Hose; let and
uiue n1cS MaTcelne black Gro lie Rhine; Gro lie Af1-
qurs6tu ic Higicrs, and Gro de Richmond
Artauiiii As>oriucnfO OF Plaid, tassl and Chine silks
81 lc latest fdu' styles. Chine iEfs Scats ShawIs an
Nancs handsome new style while and bllck Wells: solid
color and iicay hsured Bazorine, and handsome
article tor ladies' dress hemschcd, cde vyork
border linen cambria Hdkfs camJric and muslin r ,-s
and lnscTiingi muslin and lawn BANGS; Infants Caps
tTeut work muslin Capcs and Collars: great variety o
sd ans SIX 81 ives AMI Ms; handsome cap and bonnet
kahons satin ant IIhsls ju LcghoTn Tuscan and SHAW
BonnCis new Style six Blends and wash Blonde Iscss Tor
caps IreId lace Eising aud Inserting, Cotton Camrr;
lloos' Null, swiss and CamhTic Muslin: Furniture and
Dress Calico French painted Muslin Lawns and Cbintg
lsh Linen Lawns; 6auj u Irish SHUsng: birds cye
aud liable diaper aud d1mask Table Cloths; brown and
hca'hel Cotton Shiriug aus Shcctngs MARYLAND Peu
Gmlry Pa'is Apron and Furniture Check; Plaid Cotton
IILs--. Llns. sun .llLc.. rlmsnL. c-. clc. INN 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
NY. MONEY MARKEr-cIrY NEWS.

Thursday Z. NJ.
The memorial in favor Of United States Bank
will be one Of the most extensively signed docu-
ments that ever went forth from this city. IL is
believed that already fifteen thousand person, have
signed, and all Of them persons who are interested
in the Mercantile concerns OF the city, embracing
all classes of men OF business.
The rate OF Exchange on London is los to 1851
not much doing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
NOTICE.


- ON The 1th lay Of March 1893, by Isham Pucketi 10
secure The payment Of certain debt therein mentioned
,ue 10 Col charles r. GoOdi and duly recorded In tLa
1ietkS once Of Chesterfield and HenTico County Courts
We ~l expose 10 sale At public auction TO the bRhest
lI cash on the premises the 2OTh OF MAY ISL
certain tract, piece or parcel of Land, living and
icing ~ the county OF Chesterfield called Rprk
NuZ ABOUT iifec miles from the city Richmond con.
IiuhE q acres less. Also, one other niece
AtSel OF Land aoinnrthe containing 50 acres he
t sac more OF less. There upon the said Ian,I ain
dcnce. '0'''"'' '"i'S I'e'-
And on the 2st VI May S in front Of the Bell Tavern
IN tlc 'uy OF Richmond will also sell for cash 10 40
highest bidder twelve likely sayes together win bo IN
crease OF the females thereof since 7h ,iay of Mari,
1917 oelns aIl The slaves conveyed by trust deed
S!ng as Trustees, will only such lille as
ndisputa, lc ~ " e'eu ~ &c
The sale Of the real estate will take place on the prem
se al II o'clock A. VI, and the al the Bell Tavern
d no clocki a NJ SAMUEL TAYLOR,
-, ~, LAWSON NUNNALLS
- Ir,iSaNru ITHsiesI
lhe q h INST and the slaves till the 18th inst when thew
Will take place as mentioned in the above notice.
a, =. TAYLOR,
~ - l.. NUNSALIY.
5ri June, and the Saves till the 9th June when they "a
take place as mentioned on the above notice.
ms Z. TAYLOR.
- - l.. NUNNALIY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
BY lNLOEs & BRoTuER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS BOOTS sIIoEs ,.ps i.
Az ~ - "a

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES 1Aps a.
At Auction. ''
On SATURDAY. MORNING, I2ih June nj Oh o,cl,ck
nu os sou IN front OF our Store, general variety ~
Household and Kitchen Furniture cons.ng nm mar, W
Beds, Bedding and Bedsieads " f''
Bureaus, Work stands, sideboards
Mahogany Tables, Sofas Roc King Ch,irs
Cots. Mattresses, Croc kerry
Decsnters and Tumblers
Knives and Forks Chairs &c
GROCERIES.
AZ inc same time, quantity Of Groceries Ruuer Gar,
Iies, ar, Liquors &c suitable for retail Also Boo,s
shoes, Caps, Wrapping Paper, &c. ' ''
HORSES.
ininSIaeiy AFTER the above. commencing nj II o'clock
presented as being very fine. NV ~
ADDITIONAL
and Jowls. ~ i'aiSr Suoulueis
~ boxes LEMONS
avn be ahiedtc our sale, This Morning, :" N"'''
20 b5ls old Whskey.
, COOK FOR HIRE.
VIII be hired This Morning in front OF our s,,r. n, "A
SOSs' hrst rate Cook for the balance the year
= y lNLoEs & BROTHER, Aurg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
N. Y. MARKETS-JuneIu

CoTTON-Thc sales are rather large without
any change in price.
FLOUR-The market is very steady and prices
improve. Supplies arriving small.
GKAiN-Saes of Corn at SIC, and Rye, SO.
SUGARS-There has been more activity and
prices frmer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
VALUABLE MERCHANT AND CORN

WISH TO rent or lease my Mills in Manchester lately
occupied by w. b. Clarke Esq. Tie Wheat Mil has
81 par OF stones, AMI pair OF rubbers together with an
me hALIes necessary for manufacturing -four upon
lion. " 0t-'~
Aso Corn Mil, near The above with pair of stones
IN good order. The Mills will be rented separstcIy or To-
getheT. i'~'' - -
Also, for rent the large Warehouse on Mlyo's Bridge
lately occupied byMt W. Kerr. as a Tobacco Factory
AsoItOr sale several Building Lots on Council Cham.
Der Ull, aud al the French aIiens-
MayO's Bridge, or TO va
u . eff ABIGAIL MAYO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
RUNAVYAY-s25 PEWApI

X Az AWAY rom Col Johnson's farm, Oakland ,bo1.,
rr Iic uhe OF ne Petersburg faces, my boy LAFAY
L hels OF bright comp Nion-straight hair-If go
sIoMn-raihsT square built and front teeth ySry
lIud-ho MARKS about him recolected Twill yiv. co. 80
ward Tor his delivery Mr. John VI Fersnsrn R;.ts''
"T tomas wallace aud Thomas T. Hare PrtrTsbI,rS
al reasonable expenses paid. '''"'N' A'''
ie4-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA.
JAMES PIIALEN a. co.
Oner the following

- Ofter the following
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
Gooreetown Lottery, Glass No ilto be drawn at Will
ming on, Del Friday, June llth, 1911. Capils-s7OD1
Ou, 1900 ljll leo, If Coz IOuT8,J 90 OF 100 DC rs
Nos-l2 drawn ballots. wholes s2-shaIes in proper
ton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
NEXT WEEK.
BY INLoEs & RRorurn
EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH CIR ct.ss "a
fbi,h.ANf FRENCH, CANTON AND ENCI

EXTENSIVE SALE OF RICH cur GLASS wARp
EnIS.NI FRENCH. CANTON AND ENGLISH
On WEDNESDAY MORNING the 10Th in.,.D, ram.
nenSes az o'clock, we will sell our sore lately orr
pcIby ihotnia w Cleland, splendid and yaiuabIc a.
OF rich cut Hint Glassware elegant French Can
su hnsltsh china, with variety Of IIyrtn.ol
Sa'' ntcot from the Nprh, cOnsi Ting in p,r, N, ~,
plshHd SETS OF cut glaSs Decautcrs d., 10 Tu,n,i.r.
,hsaigne burgundy, Clarct, Madeira J,iIv lee ,.s,
SUI ,otial q asses DO 10 Hook Deeaners an Ci,s''s
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