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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION.
THIS DAy
BY LANCASTER, DENNY s co.
BY ROB'T HILL & Co

NIGHT AUCTIONS.
W.,ln..,, osohnmenee our regular Night Auctio,. 90,
oJr"I ,nsht next, the 9th Instant !. ~
Of r.. e W, al which time will offer a lrr 80, ~
es Cold mi ~, eles some Jewelry inc lushn, N,,cb
sT,iees silver Pencils Guns knives s,s,
10 heir Wishing 10 purchase barxsins ,n,S a.
- ine.eA TO attend, the arirles a,T... nay hnh
mh2t 80. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

STOLEN ir,m the house iateiy ocrDrjrJ by IN,
- IRscWc, double capt aud ieycfc fvVbic Ia N,
oh fashioned GoLp WATCH running on a large is.
mond-mascrs name. Elhcot London No GSy any
person sprrchcntuz The thief and restoring The watch 1
cdce " ~ is ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SALES AT AUCTION
BY JAMES II. LYNCH

, STOCKS At Auction.
WI be soil GA MONDAY, the 2ab ID.f,o, =, 10 -,
ths 80. Ne Coffee House, s5sO Of six per cent stok ~
i,s stae Of virginia; s30 Of lanes River AMI Kn., o.
nus, ani sS1do Of James River and anawhs a. ,
-.."t "oteA NH W JAMES "a IyStu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

'IHE business heretofore conducted IN this City by Mr.
Joseph an my Agent " this day iiseonfnucI anil
W. 6l Is no longer my Agent except ior Tho pmposc o1
collecting the debts due ani Tor selling ne stock on
on my account JAMES sNEtI
mh Ai-fef
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
% co 60 ea9 80

Richmond, Frederiels5trr and Pofsr,ae sut lo,;,,
ROD Roads
N and after o-mortow, .hc Uh inst the hour for Isv
- tuE Tor thc North and Wrei Uftbc southern p,i n,
passengers have arriyeD will be- g, instead of sl NJ
passengers from Richmond and pctcrshurr leaving Al
tis nuf, are sure u reaching Htuutnrr att = ar ~
nous 100 advance oi Those going North 10y the river AM law
boais, under present arrangements.
NH l6 ArI,' ~ r,s.., ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

m, = .r,.,,,n. To IE., AT AUCTION
$500, uhDAf, the 9TH instant nj a o,clost ~, .
49,. VIII De sodthai bnih Two sto,v -, o lhe
en,, situated in Duvas addition fro,,,o, tene-
eciln, zee, snL running back loO feet viii x. =,
L. Ictelicr, deed. SSf''Pe'Woi the heirs Of
s,Ih,nsTone-,hrd cash, one-thrd Tn tns.,h an,
deferred payments WV VI uustto secure the
"' q" ID a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

JAMES SmrnAHD, aged - years, lied in this CT
~ yesterday morning at o'clock. With cite ex.
eep'ion, Mr.. Sbiphard was the oldest citizen We
had and though Others may have gone down To the
grave with gilded names, and a more extended fame
we hut speak the sentiment OF this entire communi
~, IN which he has lived for half a century, when
we say n worthor, and more honest man has not
been summoned to his last home. In early life
Mr.. Shiphard was more Intimately known in the
business scenes OF the city, but for many years he
has scarcely been seen upon our SlfeetS-!oading q
secluded life, and devoting his whole time to the
duties OF an office he held in the State Penitentia.
ry as Superintendent OF a mechanical branch of
that establishment, and finally dying a martyr to
his business.
During his residence in the city, his Saddlery
Shop, tior that was his cang) was place of meet.
ing for our most respectable citizens, and we are
told none were more frequent in their visits than
the late John Marshall to whose character he bore
strong similitudc. As an honest man-nonc were
his superior. We have heard il said that on occa.
sion OF the death Of gentleman ncnr this city some
years past, he closed his last moments with these
words, to his executor: "Whatever Jimmy Ship
hard says owe him, pay hum, for il will be corrcc,
to tarthlns." We need add nothing more to his
tribute.
Ills friends nrs invited to attGnj his funeral This
Morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of Col.
Charles S. Morgan, ut the Peniientiary, without
further notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
Woiern Ornlorn.

IN n'cnbing, yesterday, egoiism md sclf-loye 10
the politicians Of the Calhoun cliuue-those ouali.
tics, 10 strict justice, should no, DO undorstood "a
restricted to that clique. Unfortunately, too minv
Others have given way to the indulgence Of the same
vicious habit; and no;hng is now 50 common as to
heara three days speech, devoted almost exclusive.
" TO matters strictly personal to the orator himself
~ J. - did this, or did that, assumes every
possible variety Of shape, and CRATES upon the ear
1t every pause.
Whence this b'bi, arose, Il i, bqotless 70 inaurc.
MI Calhoun IS The most remarkable man for u. Of
my we know, of those Who have any pretension 10
greatness. Possibly his genius impaired charm 10
'hs failing OF hl', ~ u has 70 others-and caused
hun TO be initiated. But by whomsoeyor praetised,
II sin very bad taste. Il was unknown 20 the great
men OF our revolutionary era. The wealth OF
Cf@sus could not have bnbed Ponklin, or Wash.
lngton, OF Adams, or Madison, To indulge minutes
~ sell laudaiIOn. Either would have expired of
disgust in the effort. The great Statesmen and
Orators Of Britain, with the good taste which dis
unguHhed them, we're equally serupulous in alb.
staining fom compliments TO themselves, or making
themselves the hero Of their own story. Lord Cha.
Than, with all his fondness for personal display and
u" Pre-emnent self.impodanoe, could not get the
consent OF his better taste, 70 make reference To
hrs govt more Than in a seven years parlia
ment Occasions may arise, however, when q
speaker may pay passing compliment TO himself
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

NJ Nr Calhoun's departure from Charleston, he
was escorted to the Steamboat 10y a very motley
crowd to the tune of "Jim along JOSEF and when
he 6ide them adieu. they struck up "FIrcwell to
thee, Araby's daughter"
Iho escort was so, up by over-zealous friends
and proving ridiculous failure, it greatly annoyed
the distinguished individual whom it was designed
iohonor. The Courier anjhs correspondents seem
TO ENJOY the affair greatly, aud have set abou, TO
commemorate it in prose and verse. That's cruel
rs the Mercury protests, that it was the work Of
friends more jealous than wise.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
A HARD QUESTION
iptNs
Qasrg 10 ne Rfehmo,,d E,o,,;,,.

You say that the constitution imperativ.lv r, .
quircs that Gov. Tyler shall recommend to Congress.
some financial scheme, ifhe shall judge some scheme
10 be necessary and expedont." We'll; suppose
Mr. Tyler, after dilating upon the advantages Of
National Bank, shall say, as Mr.. Van Buren in hi.
Message sid abou, Polnseu's Army Bill, that he
cannot too strongly recommend Il 10 the eOnsil,ya
hoH OF Congress viii you deem such language rs IN
dieaung Mr Tylefs preference Ola National Bank
OF Doti Will you answer7 Do, being c.roefed wifi
you stand mute, and confess Judgment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

The particulars of the first days proceedings Of
Congress are inserted in another column.
We congratulate the Wings of the country upon
these hrst proceedings of the first Reform Congress
we have had tor ten org years. They nusur well
Tor the country. They give earnest tina, vigor and
harmony will prevail in cur councils, aud that the
wishes ard the welfare Of the people will solely in
Haence the dominant party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

iJ' The extent to which buck,ters prey upo-
the public by their traffic in our markets calls for
the inerposion Of an ordinance more rigid we think
Than the ono IN force. We are not oonvcrsrut with
the provisions Of the present ordinance on the sub
J9ci' but having seen instances which we should
suppose oughtto be amonable to law. we take il for
granted thot the Law Subjective, or the Clerk would
enforce strictly. Our information extends only TO
the lower market, and without The least intention Of
casting IInme upon the present clerk We would
respectfully ask his attention to the subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

~ hwill be seen by an advertisement, thu,
mossr'. Greler Il Psake offer for sale several nri.
Giles manufactured Wy The blind pupils OF the snun-
ton Asylum. Our citizens were much pleased with
the exhibition Of the pupils from III n,f,to,,on ,.,
winter, and they will, no doubt, rive Them ev,,y
encouragement they can in the way Of PURCHASING
the little articles Of their manufacture.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
MEMORANDA

PHILADELPHIA. May 3l-Clearod, srhr Nh.
~ Patton, Mossck, Norfolk and Petersburg; scbr
Indiana, Harrington, do.
NEW YORK, May 3I-Cleared. sehr Cath,
rine Smith, Smith, Il edmond.
SALEM, May 2g-Auiyed, brig George Bruce
Buenos Ayroy, via Monte Vrdco, February 81
Spoke 9th May, lat 80 - N, lon. ~ W, shin
Marmora Of Richmond, ~ days from New O,lchns
for Liverpool.
PORTSMOUTH,, May 25-Arrived, Lurana,
Billings, Norfolk 9Th, Constitution, Smith, Rich.
mOnj.
PORTLAND, May 2s-Auivod, Abigail, CRY
Point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
MEETING OF rue MEcuAv,ce

The meeting Of Mechanics, Tuesday night, for
the purpose Of forming an Association. and IN ,,L.
steps Tor raising Library, was very numero-sy
atenueo' Committee vas appointed to draft
Constitution, and other preliminary arrangements
made Tor future ACTON. We wish the Society all
success, and pledge them all our ai d to this end.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
AUCTION SALES

MesSrS. Lancaster, DENLY * Co. have an exten.
sive sale of New Orleans and Attakapas Sugars
Cargocs OF Brig Creole and Schooner Harriet LOU
sa, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. The atten
ton OF the trade is asked to this notice.
lnioes 4 Brother have sale of Furniture, Gro.
cerIes. &c. IN front OF their store, ut 81 o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
NiospAr, May 81, 1871.
IN SENATE.

P.,rru,nt to the Proclamation ofthe late President
Of the United States, the Senate met this day at u
O'Clock.
A, ~ o'clock, the Hon. Samuel L. Southarl,
President of the Senate took the Chair; and having
called the Senate to order, the following members
appeared to bc in attendance, VIZ:
From Mane-Mr Evans and MIR williams.
From New Hampshre-Mr Pierce and MIR
Woodbury..
From Mass,chuscits--Mr Bates and MIR Choate.
From Conneeticui-Mr Huntington and MIR
Smith.
From Rhode Island-Mr Dixon and MIR SIM
nous.
From Vermont-Mr Prentss.
From, New York-Mr Wright and MIR Tall
msdsc.
From New Jerscy-Mr Miller and MIR South
ard.
From PenSsylvania-Mr Sturgeon.
From Delawatc-Mr Bayard and Mr. Clayton.
From Mary llnd--Mr Kerr and MIR Merrck.
From Virgna-Mr Archer and MIR Rives.
From North Carolina-Alr Graham and MIR Man
gum.
From South Carolina-Mr Preston.
From Georsia-Mr Berren.
From Alabama-Mr King.
From Mississippi-Mr Henderson and MIR Wal
ker.
From Louisiana-Mr Barrow.
From Tcunessee--Mr Nicholson.
From kcntucky-Mr Clay and MIR Morehead
From Oho-Mr Allen and Mr. Tappan.
From Indiana-Mr Smith and MIR White.
From lllinois-Mr McRoberts and MIR Young
From MisSouri-Mr Benton and MIR Linn.
From Arkansas-Mr Fulton and MIR Sewer
From Michsan-Mr Porter and MIR Woodbridge.
On motion of MIR Bayard, it was ordered that the
Secretary OF the Senate acquant the House of Rep
rcSentatIyes that quorum oil the Senate is assem-
bled aad ready tn proceed TO business.
Ga motion OF Mr. White, the usual number OF
newspapers ordered for the use OF Senators.
GA motion of MIR Preston, the Senate took re-
cess until , o'clock.
T'ico o'clock, r. M.-The Senate was called 10
order, when MIR Clay said the object for which tho
recess was taken wait for the organization OF
the other House, that JOINT committee might
be appointed to wait upon the President and inform
him that the two houses were organized and ready
10 receive his communication; but rs that did not
appear likely TO take place, at least III time TO
pcdite the mitter, he would move that the Senate
adjourn until Tomorrow at III O'Clock, n. NJ; which
motion having been acceded TO,
The Senate adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

W" Advertisers are requested TO hand IT. their
advertisements at as early an hour Of tho Gay as
practicable All advertisements intended for inser.
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended Tor in.
scrtion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
5,turtayi Otherwise they cannot appear until the
hnu nller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
To THE EpIroRs OF THE wuIc.

Gentlcmen-rhe Editor of the Enquirer having
tin his own opnon) proved the titutional,ty
OF President Tyer'S Proclamation, suppose he now
try his hand AT the celebrated States Right Proc n
nation OF Gen Jackson to the People of South Caro-
una anu snow us It's constitutionalIty, Pdri passu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

a sSRISELE or WATER-Suecess to friend
haInes Tor his gentle shower last evening". May
his watering enterprise succeed, and his showers
become eoPiou', and continue daily. "Down with
the DUST" ye suiFoeaung citizens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
Il u. WUNFH1,
g. Ii. WILSON,
ROD. B. A. TATE,
THO. e. COYLE,
SAINT. IIAREER
MAY IL. 1910.

Here, then, is case Of Commission or Ba,rd Of
Officers, formally constituted at ihe expense of th.
public, to inquire whether two honorable and meri-
torious officers Of the Army had or lad M, shown
themselves TO oe FRIENDLY To "rHE DEMoSRArIc
rkrr!" The reader who has not before met ~ nj
The history OF this case, may well doubt the evidence
MS eyes. But 1t Is all true. This document is a
genuine document, which any one who chooses To
ook LOT u VIII hnd forming part Of the official re
cord OF the proceedings of that Board of Oticers-
The order from the War Department, in come xion
with this document establishes the fact of the eStah
hshment OF Commission to sit Mt Baltimore 10
SATISFY the eSiciings OF selfconsiiutcd Commits
OF lntoerant partisanS, q commission to which PAL
rArE interest, and NOT the public good, gave the
impulse.
We do not cite this a preceden'--for we have
already declined drawing presidents from the late
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as case OF culpablc departure
rom precedent as well as proprety and an assump.
uon oil authority against law; one among the many
abuses under the two last Administrations. which
must, under the most charitable construction be |.
ulouied TO entirely erroneous views and conceptions
Of ,h W., Executive powers and prerosa,ivcs.
where slept the thunders OF the Richmond En-.
qutrsr against Commissions Of lnyestiy atom when
'hese things were, only year ago. passing directly
under ITS observation Will the Enquirer under.
take TO maintain that Commissions for the benefit
OIL The Democratic party are legal and l,ud, Bile,
whIst II eNecrates Commissions for the benefit
oil the Public as herctical and damnable2 .NoEs
ruTonS.
Alter stating the institution &c this Board Of In
vessaton, would be unjust the officers agains,
whom the ridiculous allegations were made not to
give the hnding OF the Board. We have pleasure
IN suhIoinlng 1t as follows:
r.ofISloH IN ruE CASE OF MAJOR 7. W. LESpRuM
The Board having patiently heard all the tcsti-
mony which the parties interested have to otfer and
after having carefully examined she proceedings and
a mass OF documentary evidence, is OF opinion that
there Is not the slightest foundation for the accuse
tons made against Major Lendrum, on the contra
ry, the Board s Of opinion that he has free from all
party feeling or political considerations, discharged
his duties IN the OuarIrrmnslers and Commas,ry's
Departments eonscieniously, and with u single eve
to the public good. In this opinion, the Board is
cordially united"
10 OPINION IN THE CASE oT CAPT. s. n. DusESnERY,
The Board has heard the testimony which the
parties interested had TO offer, and after careful
revision OF the proceedings is unanimously Of opin.
ION that Captain Dusensery, as "a discussing officer
OF tie ouartcrmaster's Department, has been GOV.
erncd by no other considerations than those OF the
public interest, aud that he has honestly and faith
fully discharged his duties"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

IrJ' We learn from a friend that Rev. Dr.. Wi.
son OF fredericksburg, bas accepted the Professor.
ship Of Christian Theology in the Union Theology.
cat Seminary in Prince Edward County, Va, and
will cntcro on the duties of his Office NJ an carly ,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
tcoNFpENrIAl.l
10 ms hIerrixner ras Pss',prsr or rnr Us,.

ran STATES
The undersigned have been appointed eommi,.
tee by the Democratic Convention of the city of nal
umore to wait on your Exeeileney and respectfully
request the immediate removal OF Meior Lendrum
and Captain Dusenbcry from their present station,
m that city. The reasons upon which This rsoues,
more particularly founded are, that those gentle.
men are employing the influence and patronage of
uae" Ps0es 10 prosecute and injure the supporters
OF the National Administration, ard that I'M. eoure
oi conduct has been pursued by the former named
gentleman for the past sixteen months or more.
g'eay 70 The deiriment OF the public interest, as
Wei as dong great wrong to the Democratic marty.
lhe Convention have approached your Excellcn.
eynPon this subject, for the reason that all other
apple'uons have failed TO effect redress Of the
grievance complained OF
Ierm'i us to assure your Excellcncy Ih,t no con.
s'derntions OF personal nature have actua,ed any
member OF the Convention, or any one of the un-
Sers'sned IN laying before you this representation;
out mat Is entirely the result of regard for the
public good, and of the just claims of the Democrat.
&c party. T. l.. MURPHY
~ n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

DIED,
On Sunday morning, 3Oth ult., Mrs. REBEcc,
FIEcH, aged co years.
~" The Norfolk papers vii please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

Schr james Power, King, Baltimore, lumber and
bricks.
schr Ferry Spencer, Creighton, Port Deposit,
lumber.
SAILED,
Schr Pioneer, Ray, Elezlown, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
AIICTInN NnrICE

no Tho 9itcnon u the traue u called IN our sale Of
c1fR0eF % ba Creole and schr Harriet laa snI Cor.
W. 10 lake place THIS DAY, IN front ~ our anrc com.
ld,tt0n will be sold.
ie3 LANCASTER, DENNY q co, Aueis
TEN DOLLARS REwAHD
10 AN AWAY from HE James River aud ganahs Com.
~ pany Nero Man who calls himself IOIIN LEWIS
wlo wss hired of Mrs Welch ~ Richmond, be- hal on
when he let, wlc fur hat gOoddeai worn and gfcy
efsne coat The color ~ the n his spparei not reco
lectcd e W about ~ years ~ aGe about ioct eh, with
thch hpet and high cheek bnncE-nO narka recnlerfrd
Tic shove rcwatd vii be faid for the apprehension and
delivery o. the sad Negro, 10 Cspt. WIN Richardson,
ie J-dlm
How A. co.'s OFFICE Dnwlns u Lottery
of con Ticke - 20.
To be received Saturday morning Grand Schcnc.-
bsyl luloi lWp, 100 ~ Hn, &c. Tskets en- Eof sse
Al HoyT& Cos lea
SALAD OIL fresh sppply OF sofy superior. Te.
je5 III EUsTAC. q son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
FOR WASHINGTON DC

sEN TIE schooner MARY AMELIA Tyler ,n,s,.,
Eb nsSns part OF her cargo engage take abon,
, y" lackases more " Immediate apple alton be
made on boardH rickeu's wharf, "Iio
lcS wM. ROwIETr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

DRAGONS, ATTENTION.
DARAnEin front Ut the Cuy IIaIt THIS DAY n a..
CLOCK \ VI ,n.ly equipped excerpt vaiices with ttire
bank Cartridges and th" usual hagr mouTuii. To at
tend the funeral nf i" sir lanes ShpIaT Nv order
oi the captain. lc J-lt 4. MARKS o. -
JNNTRA Curious GUNPoWnER TEA 6,y INF
- chests very fine GnnpoSdrr Tea, marked ia Cantor,
EsirI curious f"r sale.
m5l u. ABBoIT.
RULk PORK AND BACON -iOnJsp lbs 1f
- Bulk Pork aiy cRrccicd wall br sold low n "a.
ken irnm the vessel
"a N JAMES a GEORGE WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

Ing ,he House that quorum Of that body had as.
sembled, and that the Senate WAS ready to proceed
to business
The following gentlemen were then nominated
for Clerk:
Matthew St. C. Clarke, OF Washington, 10y Mr.
Wise.
+. q. J. Smith, ofMainc, by MIR. Randall
Hugh A. Garland, of Va. by Mr. Goode. OF Va.
RchardC G. Mason, OF Va. by Mr. Powell
The Speaker appointed Me>srs. Wise. of Vir
eini,, Randall, of Maine, and Goode, of Virginia to
act as tcllets.
The House then proceeded to vote, and We pre-.
sent below the results of the res pectiye ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARIlIXED.

High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

GENrLEMEN'S SUPERIOR BlCkskiN slIo,s
AND siiPPERs.-we have rec nily rec rived sun,
ply OF the above,oIy desirable articles r summer wear
jc3 49, NJ ~,
Ilns, SUMMER SHOES, VERY GOOD AMI Ham,
- SuMh-Wc have Just opened per Rchr Nassau INN,
Few YORK supply of Boys shoes Tor summer wear
ihey VIII bc sold low, for cash.
H., II. BURLINGTON & co.
NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
Tt.N DOLLARS 1EwASD.

NNAWAf ifom the jlm' River aud kanAwha Com :.
~ pany about the lst of March, negro uan named "a
WI wlo Mas hhed of Mary Mullen Of cooc hand. ia.
I"o about = years OF aso-he has been enpoye on
James RIVER, a. boaiman, or the pre- edins ,..,.
anu link probable that he n engaged in Tho saa.
occupation The above will be paid the .nc, ~
henslon and delivery of the sald ncsro 10 ehanl
ey At srpi; Columbia, flusanna Co. saf.iy iods eli
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

w hNTED, Tor tue balance OF the year a 10 ryr,t
-. ran, who under stands managing Horses aud In
, ~ iase I4one WHO eau COME well recommend
10 3-,hf f"' NJ '''s "'"'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

To Brigadier Gen. JSo. +. Wool, sc.
This, the reader will perceive, is not an order for
Court Martial ora Court NJ Inquiry, but il is AZ
order for Commission BOard Of OfIice,s author
izod by no Law but the will Of the President, fOp .
tdden, indeed by the spirit, Il not by the terms OF
the rules and articles OF war, established by law.
On what ground. let us next inquire was tins
commission instituted1 Fortunately, We have u
before us, 70 plainly written, that there en- he No
mistake about q. Hero ~ the dSeun,ni placed
before the Board Of Oaicers by order Of the Pee
sident az the ground work Of their investigation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03

~ extra iuc '' "'' a'
IN SIX AMI thirteen pound hoSc. common Teas
Lump ami LOAF sugars Havana white ~, f,r ale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
PAIsIrn Al, nE..,A.l

hNiEN Az
I w. RANDOLPH a. CO. intend lccri,. A.,
Az hHics TO, RETAIL great variety Of Foolscap Lei
Iei snd Note 'apcr Iu'cd aud plain nlur and Mime
ali prices ~ ~ @'e'i "''
r"p'r ~ w cents per quite. We have large Ia, If
p anu Letter Paper outside grains which We will y,I A
"a cents w RANDOLPH q 90 NJ
III % x II Ssnkayis OH sfanl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
PRINTS AND LAWNS.
tTADsWO WORTH, TURNER a. CO hax

Null i" offered for sale, at CoochhnJ Cont House
" on the lr diN Of July Court ncst. at ~ O'Clock tw,,
uessol Land ying IN the County OF Coco hand about
'N miles hon ia. touu House, Gentle Greek. i'm.
m.lsiey Ia the rcshborhcod 81 Dover Mills. One rsst
c.nanlne about 10 the Oft CT about 2cO acres.
TERMs-one half cash the other hall In ,noptha from,
hei,y OF sale the purchaser cuiing uesottabie po
Mn payable at one Of the HANK. In
Nc"nonu. JOs. MOODsOS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-03
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