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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09


=. G. GREG DRY CO.
OFFICE on Main, 2.d eo"r sS,ss c.,.
lih streets.
Thursday evening-A Drawing Received.
seI" so zoo ls o, 10 pixies Of 500 10 of 400 a..
70 Nos-lodfawn Tekeuss. ~ W
tnday-Lottery draws at the EXCHANGE
csgials-7Oo, 200, lbs Of 500 Of 500. ate re..
$4,000, 20 rrzes of $1,000.
For Saturday. ilth June.
va. Mononralis Lottery. Class H. Cap,,,l.-s,oao IN
an, S 1o OF SsD, 10 Of 1870, Of OOl 81 Of
80 W OF 30, etc. rs No-i2 drawn ballots r,e..Ss
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
s50.0OO
uni9n Lottery, Class No 2 for lsi2--To he drawn n, Al
Srs~o n,,,np on 5snLly, the is,h Jane, si2. "a
halves .; qpartsrs2 -. ' '''i
Certificates Of Packages Of q whoies tieke,s..s,ao
Do..-.'.... do. see. ~ half. .dp..--s a,
po'..''..'.. 30. .....% quarter. 90 90
capital SIS, 295 making $50. 900 nett. IS drawn
Noe. out of rs.
Va LeesluIg Lottery, Class H. for Ist2-To he d,,v, ~,
va on saturday the 18Th June, 1872 brilliant
S l6o 1900 1900 1900 100. 1910 90 prize. OF ICo ere
iiokets slV' halves .: anarters2 So
Certificates Of Packages OPS wholes..tl3o On
Do...........-do.. .-..25 Halves..........o5n O
"o'..''.. do. % Qaauers........a -
m, Dr9wnEs sent Immediately after they are over to
J. O. GREGORY a CO.
@ Managers, Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

A MONTHLY Periodical devo'ed 10 the instruction an a
IA amusement of the young Of both sexes, the most
valuable work of the kind ever published, aud the
ccedingy ow price OF 81 year. subscriptions recetv
ed ny A : LYONS Main =,
lew Of the lst and end volumes neatly bound in one
volume, coth-for sale at the cheap rate Of 20 each
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

KEY
To the Study and Practice of the ACCORDIAN.
ITO which endo,vorod to be explained the best method
Il Of performing upon that beautiful aud simple neru.
ncn 10y the use of Figures attachcdto the Notes as
" D, &c which correspond With the Keys 3 4 : G.
&C. tho Figures placed directly under and over tho
N"irs IN 40 easy ami plain manner children
well as adults WHO read fgurcs can pay any main
tune Immediately, without any further instructions than
The directions given In this Book ny David Ritter.
fOuTth edition with improvements and additions rcceiy
ed this day, aud for sale. Price % cents.
= LYONS
Je Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
HANDY ANDY
nv SAMITEI IONEp

L Handy's Grs attempt At Music, received his SIy 81
-lce sLNoNS. Main 81.
LARD. WOOL AND TALLOW.
/ ANDlNG from Boat Abingdon
IL ~ kegs No Lard
, hbs
8 bags Wool
hbls Tallow, for sale low.
les iW THOMAS Dor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

ROBERT HILLS cOMmIssroN uoUsr
IAN khcs Nails. ss-osted
icO 20 doz Chain. ff0sa sst 10 s3O
LOO fiooEhs. from s2io clio
~ bokes Tobacco. froua 10 SOC per IL
,fEe 'n.Oies Of tTookeIy and Gi4ss Ware
DO do Of Perfumefies
Standing Top 30
hafourhes
Secondhand 10
40 huEgy
New llsRys
A., noz Horse Collars Of Bsldwins manufacture Aurf
H. 49,. "oods viii be soid at prices Corresponding with
ROBERT Hill,
q doara alove The Ueu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
SIX DOLI.ARS REWARD-

ON bOl-lsAhN kt. W AKl1.
II An AWAY FROM the suhscriber near Fivsnna Courf
House. about ten days bright sirI named
RITA about u Yeas old She has straight hair and
ono 90 her legs - Iaher longer than the other which
causes her TO mp little have good reasons TO think
she s lurking about Richmond she has grand mofher
vhg there named silvia, who formerly belonged Capt
Iuhn Ware, but Is believe free I will give the
above reward 10 any person who will deliver RITA 10 Mr.
sss omohondro At the Bell Tavern, in Richmond or to
myself near Fluyanna Court House
GRIEF @. PERKINS
no Address, Palmyra Fluvanna 60. Va je 9 ar
(NHLORIDE OF ZINC-The most cffecinaI and
- salcst tausr, for the removal Of Cancer Nul IN
Tangete, for making ssues,& just prepared aud sale
BOLTON s. HARRISON,
lev lnTnn aLmNe 4 mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

II OsE WATER-sO gallons OF fno Rose Water.
~ fresh distilled, from the Dauask Rose-and or sale
=
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
NEM my Ennn
SEVENTY THOUSAND D0LLAK.

late arrival. We have Spring and Sutnmc,
- Goods, masking AT this ume complef. and
very aige WADSNORTH, TURNER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
AUCTION SALES
THIS N.
BY INLoEs s BRoruER.

-. ~ aU SALE DANs-Ts.sEav. T,.,..
80 4Hn NnfhFduFs. Gash atx. -. -
Intended for public sal- "so. 'nsne a" 'sos-is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

Draws Friday in Richmond, a; ;, o'clock, P. NJ
al the Exchange.
hononsalia, No 81. prize OF s7Cui ZOO 1898 2ofsr
etc 'oNos-li dTa~n. TcketsS4 '' '0'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
A CARPENTER

InR sale. privately, Negro Man n years Old who s n
i first rate Carpenter, acquainted with Framing and
Going AL the work necessary 10 building Apply u
leSu " DICKINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
RICHARD JEFIeRIi:s
nrTREDEaAR IRoN Con-, .

n- TREDEaAR IRON coMp.xv
Adjourned Annual Meeting Of the s,oelhob,s,. -, ,,,.
Company Is requested the Farmers Bank on FR,p.y
ION i"s'" " O'clock NJ full attendance n. e.rn..,I,
requested eiiher personally or by PROXY.
lcv md NICHOLAS NuIs p,...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
NOTICE

Vie Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
company hereby give nocc that they ate prepared
20 anicipaie the payment OF their bonds nayabe Ior 40
the LIST OF August next '' f-'''' '''o' 10
Jef CIV MACMURDo, Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
BONNETs. RoNNETs nnNNEn.

Selling of at reduced prices
~ JENhlNs Is onening several cases OF the ns,vs,
Bouncts. e'O'"' anu ouler Fancy
lAo Nuns Bonuets, az y CENTS
Palm Leaf Hats
Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons
uelins 20 remove, he will sell all the above oebe,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
AOCIION SALES'
FUTURE DAYS,
BY DUNLOP. MoNcURE a Co
STOCK OF SHOES AND BOOTS
AT AUCTION.

or DUNLOP. MoNCURE & co.
STOCK OF SHOES AND ROOTS
AT AUCTION
Cu tIilay neu. lfHh instant =, IN .s.,-A $500.
- nes-rs Horner 4 20 their entire TO- - e. W.
TFox, e2meti-inx the usual as.ortm.nt " ''Ss
for approved eSsor.ss sssh-o'er SO. months credit,
JET
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
-, ~ InhsoAf the lfth instant. eomn.nrio. :, a., ,
~ DC sold a. our once a general ...a.. ~ "
"roe cries. consisting in psrt 81 assortment OF
u. rofte Rico, New Orleans and Au,l,,.. ~
All gar lair Il, crime quality ~p"- ~
boxes Lump sugar
lJp bags Coffee. Iaru,t. L.. "a.
~ do Pepper "' VI"
lD boxes Hydraulic Pressed Candle.
% DO Sperm Candles
~ DO Soap. Lee A Paftnelse hr.,a
DO Manufactured Tobacco
~ Dds New Orleans Moas.ea
1nnpowder ana Imperial Tea
window t.lasa
Monongahela whiskey
tognac amt limitation lirandv
Winter OIL, Mustard etc e-r
TERMS-under siOO. cash over stOo 4 ,,o,,, ....u.
ie9 ''' N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
BOARDING.
BANK STOCK WANTED

l'Vn los prime quality country cured Bacon
i'n bbis superior Family Flour, Of various brands
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

JAMES PHALEN a. co.,, yuanag,T,.
RICHMOND. VA.
SCHOOL Fund Lottery, Class 6oTo be drawn BY the Sc
SIeiay OF state Of H. l.. saturday, June ltb scheme
pnZe Of sO9O, l0OOO SrpO coo i0O0 ssn 2slo , ~
c., OF l5, OF 100 Of 1872 10 Of 1000 no Of uO ~
portion. s>su"eS IN pro-
certificate Of package CT wholes. co
Do.....--...... 40. halves. ......,.....6sO O
DO. do. ...qUarters.............325 ~
Do.... -...... do. ghths ...........IC u
Lottery, Class No 5- To be drawn
Sne .oth ISL rcheme-3 prizes Of lOOOD Of 2a2; N
Of iOO oi JD - OF 3O, 800 Of 100 IS Nos-i4 drawn
Tickets e5-s.ares in proportion.
portion. e' !" pro
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No l6-To be drawn
innstnn Del June <3d, lSi2-scheme-I prize Of
80 SO 1872 40 OF 500 of 100 of3OO Of 40
20 Nos-l% drawn. Nholes sS-shares in proDof,ion
OF package OF wlioles slOO-shares in pro.
IL Persons az distance may be assured that their
otu,fs VIII be promptly and faithfully attended 10
fdential e' Gu anu ieIu s'riety con
Al prizes sold in our Lotteries will be eashed on presen.
taiion Address y" fiesen'
MAJ THO. BIGGER
- Managers Agent. Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
NOTICE.

HOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED.
,u1- The James River Steamers will on and amer Fri.
ay next the 10Th day OF Iune leave Roc ketf, AZ
instead OF o O'Clock, as heretofore. :"
Richmond, June g I'm Mas.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

DRY GOODS-At Auction.
of Dr. CO., our Auction Rooms, general assortmen Mt
Iern1under sioo cash; over siOO month. er.a,, e.,
approved negotiable papeT. N N''o' 'o'
je9 DIiSIbP uoScupp i. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09
PETER FARLEY

ROBERT MERRY'S MUSEUM
Edited by s. G. Goodrich, author of Peter Parley's
Tnlas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

TUE undersigned will sell at pubIc ,ue,t,a - -,
inc ith Of June 1872, the uneIpired Term thsi ~
~ ease on that part Of the public Armo,v h. ~
ny Ioi,nery known as the Burning Mil n Il now s,,,
W a. manufacturing Mil. with tour pair OF -ones AMI
~ .lpeIor order for making nour. The naehincrv vii
lease will expire in lSi5 ~ anu uhe
Terms OF sale.-l.3i in cash. and the b,i,,.. 4, &c..
equii payments on a credit OF and6 moofhs " '"'
WIN DICKINSON
- =, -, surviving partner Of Dickinson A soell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

PARAsOLs, UMBRELLAS AND sUS
SHADES.
A hARGE assortment of Umbrellas. Cotton and SILK
~ Parasols and sun shades, selling on cheap Al
-Ic ~ JENKINS
II EflNED Gealinc Tor JelIes, Banc Nance c,c ,,,
- 'T sac 10 BOLTON HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

|l.t' q The subscriber is constants,
kNa aaNJ .ccivrf supplies FROM these
1Scrs The superior qualify III
NAUA"NIFho .c instruments. in lii re
49, ccfs, is duly acEnowicireI by
| - "a Z 4 'iy increasing demand f,r
80 ~. Irm.
hAkNgnXN IT, hose not already acrus. NO..
hAIukVr viii these ine'rntnrnfs Do nav
HAA\A(rH hc surcfhlons 10 ssv tb,t
~ - - hoy arc msic will partiruisr ne
- gard o Keeping In furc IAN ~.
rcf eo drsrahie earrf fTv when iisf-,. wv 90
where tnncrs sett,ni fo be ulcf r1h 49, - ~
hc metallic riafc ant 40 fhc modern in,,r,, 49,. "t'l
Ien Pee ulftr Hfarea rsiruftfe D.. sI,. =, . uul
tnliiify. r''' Tt''"kln ant
rnara7fse n writing entities mo purchaser o., o.,
Nirec tie nstuiHcnf any uiHc within one wear sh,,t
prove detective. '' 'i''"ii "
AUneW rnnos ,oli Loo remain in this civ will he k. n
INC ono year ~ fhuuf chatrc. and those y, H., -, ny
he country packet wIfiou, charge. S'' '""
ramos tuned lc, on hire, and taken IN exchange
T ". TAYLOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-09

SMITH, DRINKER s NORRIS.
RE opening, this morning, invoice ofFrench Books
elegant French, Fancy Stationary aud Music of their
o~n lmpouaton' direct from Paris comprising in part
new style fancy note and erer Paper with envelopes 10
.ac every variety Of plain, embossed and painted rc
bIets waters suIeroI French fancy Sealing War OF The
IolpNlhg rare and fashionable cocuts, white rht
ana dsrk blue PINK scarlet maroon back bun ssnond
grey brown snc green spanged with ID, with variety
OF seals with nanes and mntrs-aso, varefy or nsef5t
fancy appendages Tor Lanes writing Cales-Iorming IN
| al large and most desirable assortment
Foreign Books imported unversiiies or private L.
| btaTiss F'''~
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01
Total

Such was The vote of the South, from whence
we now have the most furious denunciatious
Of the protecting policy, as unconstitutional AMI
oppressive. Let South Carolina look at her
vote on that occasion, and compare it with her
subsequent notification TO put down a pretec:
tive tariff as a figrant violation of the Con.
stiution. But must not detsn The House By
comments.
In compliance with the resolution reft FRED
to, the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Gallatin,
transmitted to Congress, on the l7lh Of April
1910, a report. in which he enumerated this
various manufactures of the United States;
gave an account of their progress, as far as be-
had been able TO ascertain il, and recommended
protection by increased duties on Importation
tie estimated the annual product of American
manufactures 10 exceed Sl2O.oOO,O 900, AMI
that the raw materials used, and the provisions
and other articles, the produce of the United
States, consumed BY the, IRA ,ufacturers, created
market at home tor our agricultural produc-
lions MT much inferior 10 that which arose
from The whole foreign de mand. Even thea,
it seems, 10 line infancy of cur manuIac lures,
the agricultural interests Of the country, which
gentlemen here are 10 the habit of represen.
ting as injuricusly affected by the protecting
policy, in which they can see nothing but The
building up f"monopolies," and the oppres.
siVe taxation of TIE people for their benefit
even hen agri culture found in the consumption
OF the manufa cturers market for her produc.
lons equal 10 The ,chols Joreiss dszasd for
lem
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
THE WATCH TO WEIR LIGHT.

TITS midnight deep-the storm is loud,
And wild the gale is roaring;
And from a dark and watery cloud,
1npetuous rain is pouring.
No star TO gid The threatening fky
With cheerful light il cleaning;
But bright from yonder beacon high,
The watch tower light is streaming.
And though the night is dark and droar.
And though The storm grows wilder,
That ligh, the gathering gloom can cheer,
And make lis terror milder.
II shines like youths uncloudod dream,
When hope and joy are beaming,
And bright ns truths unsullied beam,
The watch tower light is streaming
So on life's dark tempostuous way.
Where pain ard bliss twlnng.
May holy hopes unclonded ray
On us be ever shining;
And blest religious tranquil ligh.
Be ever round US beaniug,
A. DER this dark and dreary night.
The watch tower ligh: is streaming
Mas. TEArEa
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01
VAIN WORLD, ADIEU.

When for eternal worlds we steer,
And seas are calm, and skies are clear.
And faith in lively exercise,
And distant hill. of Canaan rise
The soul for Joy then claps her wings.
And loud her lovely sonnet sings,
Vain world, adieu!
With cheerful hope her eyes explore
Each landmark on The dis,sn, shore:
The trees of life, the pastures green,
The golden streets, the crystal stream;
Again for joy she cIaps her wings,
And her celestial sonnet sings,
Vain world, adieu!
Tie nearer still she draws to land.
More eager all her powers expand;
With steUdy helm. and free bent sail,
Her nnchor drops within the veil;
Again for joy she claps her wings.
And her celestial sonnet sings,
Glory to God
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01

~ THIS PAPER ARE PUBLISHED THE PUBLIC
ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, LAWS, PUBLIC
TREATIES, ECT. OF THE UNITED STATES,
BY AUTHORITY.
The PEoPLE's Press is printed in the Brick
Building North endof the Bridge, by
EPHRAIM MAXHAM,
BY ,chom all orders for printing Books, Pamphlets,
Bills. Cards, &c., Of every description, ,cM be neatly
md fashionabLy ezecuted at short notice.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01
,IxTB AGRICULTURAL MEETING Al TIE
STATE HOUSE.
Sub iect- Sheep HusbandrY.


Su5ject-Sheep Husbandry
a gentleman. name not known, said he
would suggest few questions as 10 the most
profitable kind of sheep. There are q few
South Downs among us-there are Spanish
Merino and Saxony, good for wool. The l.
IRISH smuity faced and white faced good for
mution-which is the most pro6tabel
Mr.. Fitch, Of Sheffield, replied. that if the
object is 10 get wool. tine Merinos and Saxo.
MES are best but if mutton is wanted. the
large, long-woned are 10 be chosen The
Saxcny is from the Merino. The object aim
ed at in Saxony was ineness Of fleece. AT
present prices. the Nerino is more profitable
Than TIE Saxony, taking weight of fleece and
constitution both into the account. They
produce almost twice as much. Saxonies will
give fleece of IA lbs. which will bring
so cents. A flock of 40 Meriuos, in Connec-
ticui, with which he is acquainted, gave 200
lbs. of wool, or lbs. each, worth from 80 10
40 cents;-the same flock gave 40 lambs
The sheep have every attention and are well
kept. Has himself taken Is lbs. of wool from
two Nerino bucks. The Merino is more har-
dy than The Saxony-oears The winter better
and requires less attention at the time of lamb
ing. Al birth the Merino lambs are clothed
while the Saxony are almost make d. Fine.
ness of wool is generally an indication of de.
gcneracy-and fneness of hair on the human
head indicates the same.
= The fnencss OF Saxony wool has heen pro-
duced by breeding in-and-in. This course
brings degeneracy. These sheep require a
close house aud much care. The Merino will
do well with much less attention. Thinks
sheep manure good; and when properly liter.
ed they will make more from given quantity
of food thar cattle. They improve fields
more when feeding upon them.
Mr.. Tidd, of New Braintree, asked whe,h.
er Mr.. Fitch had been speaking OF pure Meri-
nos.
Mr.. Fitch. Yes. The Merino will give
as much wool as any other sheep of the same
weight. The expense of keeping is in pro-
portion to size: the wool is iu proportion to
surface. The solid contepts of cylinders are
are as the cubes of their diametars: the surface
IS as the square. So that if the sheep are 81
equal length and round,t small one will have
the most surface in proportion 10 weight Let
the diameter of one sheep be 2, and OF another
8. The square of is 4; its cube is 8. The
square of is 9-its cube is "a, The surfaces
in these cases are as to e-while the bulk
weight, or solid contents is as to 27,-show
ing that there is obviously good ground for
Mr.. F's conclusion, that a larger amount Of
sheep surface or wool ground can be ma iDtain
ed at the same expense on small sheep than on
large ones.-Reporter.
Wool on large sheep is generally looser than
on small ones. The small have the most wool
in proportion to size. Merino and native cross
give good stock offine constitution, better thar
Merino and aaxony cross.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-03-01
TERMS OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.

Village subscribers, 70 90
man subscribers, 900
individuals and Companies who take Office SI75
orl so cents il paid in six months.
Companies on stage routes ATS
or so II paid In six months.
Those who take of Pos;riders, 40 No
Companies and individuals OFF the route I75
or l.50 IL paid in six months.
No papers discontinued until the
option of the proprietor No payments Carriers
ceptordered by the proprietor.
All communications to the editor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-11
rIILLHROON ron .AI.E.

liz snb-erber having determined on renoslny 70 the
"est ohers for sale. on moderate and accommodating
lcInN al the above named valuable property lying the
county OF Abemarle anou miles from Charlottesville;
Nh tarm Consisting of c5 Of Land Merchant
WI SIt MIL and Saw Mil torncry kno~n a. the Ri
sahA villa The Mills arc In good repair, and large
eount % custom business. The Merchant MAJ has two
fai OF ouffs AMI All neccssary machinery gooi order.
si "a sca.ons favorable for wheat grinds from ~ o.
- buahes-the GIst Mill has pair 4 stones,
makes from 30 10 30 barrels Of toll besides grne
mon ~ % ~ tons Of plaster annually. This property
.uisd a. the head Of Eavgatou The north branch Of
me hSanna RIVER. boats running 70 AMI from RE huona
tsEyAiy. The whole WILDE foii together, will be
ued ~ ago meet purchasers. Apply 20 the subscriber
At NH Brook, whs re- the property will DO shewn Terms
msde known and all necessary Information giyeu.
"a l-eh RICHARD DUKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-11
SALE OF EAGLE HOTEL.

AND fOtE ItNINENTr
Qb virtue IL fOIT scscfal dec q Of
ID by Abner Robinson and Henry King 10 John Bro kcn.
hrough ani Anthony Robinson, Jr trustees, dated
Ofoher, l3k-a deed by the rtanioIs TO Cna rcs
WIN Dabney, trustee, tIicd 2}i Dec i-el-a deed by
lSain Pu-ket and Frances X. hs wife SAMUEL
ana Holden Rhodes, trustees, dated 9Th January lS
deed ~ Abucr Robinson Raleigh Daniel AMI III
Christian iruEcca, dated 6 Scpfenher 1909 all on
m The ONCE Of the Hustings Count VI Richmond
SOU on the premises, by public auction on MONDAY the
Ism 81 April nett air, not the fair day
ne nen- On cor Min IN the CIV Echmont 10.
GLIDING the property c-od tic agie Hotel with the an
pcisnccsas described "a to deems Also, two
Other i"neinenis aud u"tr a.pIcnaicrs, being a
mcnt on lSh street, IN o." i city, ~, neIy called the
Prthe House and atcnetnsm fronting 20 feet 10 inches on
lah street In said crytog the TWO cnetuenis FIRST men
toned aud describe IN hc Two las deeds ai1rcfaI. Tn.
sale VIII be made Tor the pup o. raising ie Of
money occurred 10y IA" said deeds aud UNI aid. Ia.
rensc5 Of sale ani Of thc truss. The acting
they believe the trlc 20 be udsputahlc The sale will
lake Place az u O'Clock, noon ad completed tic
hri day VIII bc continued from time Ine until COM
picfci.
II an alley AZ laid Gown IA plat which may be seen al ihe
Bank OF Virginia. The sale will with the lot ON
VAN street next below that occupied nv Alexander Du-
val. aiicr which the rosr lis V.i be next sold
1ERMS-Cash for tho amount al expenses Of the
trusts commissions aud taxes paid luc-a credit Of
y and IS months, with interest from ae cual install
ucnts Tor the residue, secured ~ negotiable notes with
approved and 10y retaining the title until
thereof
The proceeds Of sale viii be applied TO tie Satisfaction Of
the several hens a''fcslit IN ther course and accnr
Ing o. their respective pucuu aad rights. the
property has heretofore been advertised more than once
and not sOii add ai the present sale o. atvertifc
with the express consent Of Mr. Pickett will
be made 10 the extent Of the liens Aforesaid an The int e
rests 81 The respective PARTIES uu'.cr t1e SAME.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-11
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The House Of Representatives is still, laborously
engaged in relrenchng the expenditures Of the Go.
'ernmeni. The majority are opposed a, every step,
either 10y the Tyler Squad, or by the LOeos--but
they persevere.
new call has been made by the President for
more Money. 1t is time that the Representatives
oil The People should stop grants for waste and
corruption.
The Senate has confirmed Judge Randall, to sue
coed Judge Hopknson, and General Hunter rs
Marshall Tor the District of Columbia.
man by the name Of Graham has been nom-
mated, as Post Master, New York. Never heard
Of him before.