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, 1842-03-12

"Animble Sirpsnce better than a siow shilling"
HAVlNG become thoroughly convinced
RAt that the long credit system is alike rum
Gus 10 the merchant and his customers, we
have determined TO abandon it.
We design during the ensuing year IL
keep constantly on hand a better assor,m' n
of goods than we ever have had, which we
intend to sell at such prices as will satisf,
our friends and the public generally. that it
will be to their interest to adopt this m"de ri
trade.
Wheat, Oats. Hemp. Flax seed &c., vii
be taken in exchange for merchandise.
n. b. All persons who have unsettled
accounts Of 1910 with us nav expect To fnr
them in the hands Of the proper officers TO-
collection, by the IO'h of February 1892
If not paid or otherwise arranged before lha'
time.
Lumber and heading for Tobacco hogs
heads also for sale.
CAMPBELL & CRANE.
Bowling Green. Mo-, January list. ,84e
, 1842-03-12
NOTICE.

John Clay, by Mathew r Arnold his Attorney in
fact. Isaac Clay. and Cntharine Donghlass. being -
part Of the heirs and distributes Of the Fstatenf Alb
tuham Clay deceased. do hereby GIVE NOTICE. TO
George Jamison aud Mar, his wife. Ahram Clay
William {. Rainey and Susan his wife, Th"mps"r
Butler and Ann his wife, Green Remington aud Eliz
aheth his wife, Green Clay. and Rrnjamn B Rnn'
j.. Joseph r. Brya Ahram c. Br,nn. Fnosh Bryan
Mary c. Bryan, and John Brvan. the six last infant.
and children of Beujnniu B. Bryan, Sr and Sarah
hrs deceased wife, all heirs and distributes of the
Estate of Abraham Clay deceased. Thar they J"hr
Clay, Cntharine Douglass, aud Isaac Cha, rs -fnre-
sBid will apply to the County Cont, within and fm
the county of Montgomery and State of Mis.onr,.
to be begun and held at the C"nrt- House in DanyiII,
on the fist Monday of May lS42, on the 2nd da, o.
said term, or AS soon thereafter MS hearing can h,
HaG for an order of said Court, to sell two slave.
one a man named Bill, the other an old wnman nam
ed Maria, belonging 20 the Estate of Abraham Clay
deccase. bccsused an equal division of SAID slave
cannot be made in kind.
JOHN CLAY. by
MATHEW r. ARNOLD his
Attorney in fact,
ISAAC CLAY,
~CATHARINE DOUGLASS.
Dec. 4th 1S4l st.
, 1842-03-12

Thi. will form an expensive style. nut populaf ana
stttactive feature in toe work, and with the variety
which will be thus introduced, will always De novel
and pleasing.
Richly Colored Fa,hions.
In compliance with the almost unanimous WIN VI
our lady subscribers, We shall furnish them w',n q
beautiful aad correct plate of FAsHioNs' a"d sna''
also give the style for gentlemen, which mas oeen &c
cidedIy popular with both sexes, and mas rendereo
the work the TEXT BOOK OF ~ IN
ion over. These, however, shall 10 no wise interfere
with the regular and choice engra wing, and mu'ic
which accompany each number of the Magazine
a. We shall not suffer ourselves to be surpassed IN
number or beauty OF illustrations by any other woTk,
but shall maintain the position we have assumeo' OF
leading all others in the richness. beauty excei-
lence, and variety Of Magasine establishment.
, 1842-03-12
STERLING MS.
TINE OF PUBLICATION.

The work will he published on the first of
the month in every quarter of the Uninn.-
The most distant subscribers will consequent
~ receive II on ih,t day. rs well as those
WIN reside in Philadelphia.
, 1842-03-12
SALT
Feb. II, '42.-3t.

NTOW in tore and for sale $50 sacks G. A Salt
~ at n reduced price to chose the lot
Jan. 3, I'm. W. BURBRIDGE
, 1842-03-12
THE LITERARY CHARACTER.

The reputation of the Magazine thus far, wo"id
be a sufficient guarantee for the future; but II at Il may
be see n that nothing has been left uudone to MAINTAIN
every department Of the work. and to elevate tne
literary, as well as the pictorial department we beg
leave to announce a host OF talented and elegant
Amencan writers,
, 1842-03-12
SAILOR BOY,
Renowned Race Horse

HAS just arrived from
Kentucky, and is now Of.
tered 10 the people Of
Missouri as a valuable
imnrnuer of racers. snd.
, 1842-03-12
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS.

In addition to the old contributors, whose names
aud articles have given q high celebrity to the Maya
zine. q number VI new ones, it will BE- perceived, are
a 1ded, of worth and note, SO that we may fairly say
that we have
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

" q do i Rico do
~ do whiskey
u 10 Midllng Bacon
lbs bags Lacuyra Coffee
I'D do Rio do
lO0 boxes Soap
~ 10 Mould CanrIica
IA halfehcsis q Plea
~ boxes Loaf Sugar
40 baskets Olive oil, a superior article
Receiving AMI Tor sale by
nANENPAnT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
tn AeOpy. Teste,
COMMIssIONER,s NnrIcE


INNhAN,EkN--NIa the Circuit S..
Edgart: 'Vi tue county Of Prince
James Madison, '"''OhI iiustees OF
against flaintds.
T., Ihgmas Morton, Henry Ivenable and Ih "a, ~,
So CuloIs o. CHARLES Nenable decd Josenh ~ W
I,,s ~ ~ tsu tnd as Executor Of Roberf Vsn.,i
ia " y1ckson: Francis Marin. Abram vcnatie
nenry ihweait- Johu Edmuus Henri Ms1I,s s IA
WI Isnt shl as surviving Executor OF Henry No., ~
a. bAecui or ot Martha Madison, deed Lame ~ pr'
as,ulot o. James bruce, deed samuel krmsfs,t II's
hchatd w Gaines, Frederick An4ersor Vy.i'.
ll' emerson, u Benl. VI Robertson Henri Tb,,,,,
49, r.. son Miller merchants aud partners nnser "a,
~ ~ lhweam Miller, james Pegrsm Jeoryc m No.,
~ SAncs Mcfarland, John Moore Pairirk N Isess
iuolts. Ireadway, Edmund Eimnuis Jno Maihtos Tii
,Se oi Mara Randolph Jacob Morton Nirbniss ~,
Ns' y1s, " hundicy, Edith Darrell iormerly Nsva
l.s"iei 'ehtuic, Administrator Of CHARLIE W,ot..'
&c a. the hets and distributes q Robsrf Tbo.rs'
No s,s unknown, Alpheus Jones. Henri A $500
yynn thIk and Richard Anderson Tredcriek Arts..'
Niain anderson, ~. under the firm Of A y sntcs-'
son, ''''''@'" u 5anes Mtdi.
The parties Interested In the decree renicrei i -,
a,5f on the -Yih DAY % April 1872 are hereby pef
W sha proceed % The execution Of sail decIeS ~ -,
Hi ta,uyle On Thursday the I'm tIly OF args,
neHt, d go'cock, A. NJ Which, time aod NJ.
required a. furnish with the ev,tiepre ". az.
Iyptl 10 thc execution Of the decree afofe-.tI ~, -
u2i malon ~ ptrues, thereto anuex an etr,sf tn,,s
lecrce referred o. emitting in ADD exfr,, r.
fhes Yl ihe Court, accompanying The lee Zee h, ytt
sc Psics reteiertedt and copy OF which can lie 49,
taiucu nom Tue ticTE Of the Court ~ mvsell
N WATKINS Csmfnissi,,or
commissioner once Fsrmsillc, Lat July, I3l2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Once OF the Amorchn-July Is, T. NJ.
FLOUR.-The market continues scnn,iiv sum
Piled with Howard street Flour with limited dt.
mand' and the sales arc confined to retailing par.
css. We quote the nominal store price Tor sond
sIaSdard bfnnds AT SO. Ono or two small lots III
new Flour havN reached the market, bu, VIC are no,
advised OF any tales.-We are unable To quote
definite wagon price TO day.
There is no stock Of City Mills Flour. The mil.
lers are willing TO furnish il q, Sc cash.
On Saturday nndto day about 1000 bills. Sus.
quehanna Flour we've seld at &c. cash. There i.
none now IN market.
GRAlN.-A sale OF a crop Of new prime red
Wheat, raised IN Baltimore Couuty. in {, cd cond'.
ton, was made to-day at : ,2s, and a 10, Of nc
red Wheat, from the Eastern Shore OF Md of very
light weight at 81. A sale Of prime old Penn.
sylvania red was made on Saturday. and another
lot to day at 81 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
PSYCHOLOGICAL hooks, NO. 4
j. w. RANDOLPH & co,

MAIN STREET, Richmond,
AVE ron SALE al moderate price,, large stock oi
II Theological Works. The following Is list No 4: "
nthop browney seommeniary on tie common prayer
Book Of Jasher, refer to Joshua aud Pad samue,
nbheai Analysis, or topical arrang offhe scrip
burieT's Memoirs OF emlnentiY pous Women
nnricr'a Village Sci mons
WORKS Of Rev -E Bieketsflth
Rev Browns Dictionary ofthe pilic
Rev Bucks Theological DleiionaTy
Rev Buckminsters Sermons
Rev ID Hairs Sermons
Rev W BrownleJs Letters in the Roman Catholic
Eosue& Bcnnel's History ofthc Diszentcrs 2yols
Eiavars Balm OF Covenant, etc ''i'
Rev Robert Halls life and works
hobnSon's Calmets Dictionary of the u,lle
Clarke's Commentaries on the New raS,,nen,
An"qunes oil The Christian Church, by Rev l. Cole
Henry "e'
Truth Of the Christian Religion viniested from the
the g iilors OF tho Christian Magazine ~
Ioldrsige's aids to reflection
Es.sy On he invadiiy ofPresbyerian Ordination y
Socrates and Jesus compared, by Rev Priesty. with
an answer 10 the same by Rev J u linn ''' "''''
Dodridges Family EIpostor, or psraphraso nnl var
tion OF the New Testament ' 'ei
Rev Essieurn's Lectures the epries Of 81 Paul
iaia 81 Rev Andrew Fuller
nv nev :, * Hsard's families sermons and prayers
ne -, w nosI 81 d,sTeIla'ion ON the prophecies
Rev IFranklin's sermons, . vols
Rev u lockers family book Of dcvotlons
1elns from the Mount, pictorial Illustrations from
DIR w Gardners journal Of his redemption and saliva
Life of Ashnan, by n n Gurley
sermons 10y Rev Moses Iioge, OF Richmond
49, p ros, ,n works OF Bishop nobcr with a memoir
Meditations aud eoniempaions by Rev J Heryey AN,
reflections on death, by w Dodi, Lib ~ w
nslop Sris~olis diseourscs on the doctrines and du
Historical Theological collections in2o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
SUNDAY NIGHT.

Domestic Exchanges remain exceedingly dull
The following ere the present rates:
r. Philadelphia par !; Baltimore par I; Virginia
p 3; NJ Carolina } 81; Charleston II u; Sa-
vannah iia9; Augusta lag; Columbus, central 25,
Macon, central 25; Union, Florida rs; South l. s L
20; Apalacticola ila2; Mobile 33laSi; Mont
gomery 33li Tuscaloosa bank notes 3Ia32; New
Orleans tspecie) 2lo3; Nashville 9aIO; Louisville
Pas; 81. Louis o. Cincinnati 81 Indiana 5laG.
Therew was but little done in Foreign Exchanges.
few bills on London were negotiated at LOG q
1901, and on France a, 5.45 5.45l.
The sales Of Cotton were unimpOrtant-prices
are steady.
he receipts Of Flour were light. Sales Of COO
bbls Genesee were made at SC; $50 bbls Ohio
twelman's brandy sG.O6l; 100 do Pennsylvania
ss'75 cash; Michigan brought S575 SSH; Bran
dyw'ne and Georgetown s6s6, I2i.-NY Cotn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
Ilnr SrnINoa Inlv

Dear Sir: The late freshet has rendered the
roads Tor soma distance West of the Hot Springs
impassable for carriages OF every kind Lu, there y
still perfectly salo access, ~ way Of Stanton, To
this place.
VIII you publish this letter for the benefit of in
valds and others. intending. to visit the Hot Sprnpl
The Stages still Run daily between this and S,aun
ton, and n, delay need We feared. Eye,v ,fo,,
will be made TO make tho road 10 the White SUI
phur passaOlc, and as speedily rs possible.
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient setyant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

WaSniseros. July Is.
l learn from GOOD authority that the Treasury
Department, is ready to meet tho reqnisiton of The
States by distributing the share Of money allowed
them under the Laud Bill, for the sales frsn, Jam
ua'y to July. New jersey, it is said, has received
her share.
iGo'- Gregory, We take it, will DO knocking n,
the Treasury door. in quick time, iftbis be true.
IT'D WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

AZ The Tcsulir packet schr UNION crower ,,,,
III ter, hasng pat Of her cargo engaged AMI Mil
~ meet with Dispatch. For balance 81 ffsiahi mi
page, apply 10 the master boarJ At Ie-rrT wharf
10 - MM ROW. Eft or
ia o -H JAS. FISHER SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN LINE.
GREjTLf INCREASED EXPEDITION,
E pnhe az. respectfully Informed that ih the view
OF enabling Travellers 10 take advance 81 ,h Nv
na ssTanssnent north Of Washington to reach
aueipi ON the nrhi Of the day on which they leaye
hehmond, the will, aer this dale leave The
b.pot at Riehmond ~ "a A NJ. W.
Travellers leaving at this hour reach w,ahnson ix N
~ hahiinrn atCP vi. Philadelphia the course OF he
nkh AMI New York early the day. making The tin
between Richmond and PHILADELPHIA In AMI
Richmond and New York In ~ hours
hUtrfng an baltimore - hours ia adranee Of n,...
g'rs Nv he Rirer aud hay Boais, AND In NJ " -
rom 10 sir hours before these last rearh Bifror,
IN THOMAS SHARP
-lueo superintendent Transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
NY LAsr EvRNINc.s MAIL.

10 the House. Monday. the ball Tor the armed oe-
eupaiion Of Florida was discussed through tie day
and then passed.
In the Senate, the Revenue bill from the House
was referred to the Finance Committee.
MIR Benton moved for leave to Introduce n bill
repeating the B'nksup, Law-ios,, ayes 2i, nay,
ai-t~o-,hifds were neee.sary-the Senate havin.
previously refused.
Numerous private bills were passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
JOHN NJ. MILLER.

rx,,, ATToRHET AT Law,
MIL regularly auendLo Superior and Inferior r,,,
" oi fowaian and Cumberlsnd-he will also attend 10
counties Of Amelia and goochland ~ '''' w "e
Address, P0wliatan Counhoure
iu 10 colin
ny Enquirer requested TO copy.
VinGINIA; -,At Rules held in the CLERKS once OF
the Superior Court ~ Law aud Chsnecrs e. a.
hnh county onte 9Th day Of June, 1872.
S""y ~ Ser@ PlG
,.helsonF. shelton, George w Harris James Moore
Mam Lewis, John q. Carter, Mrs. Ann Harris John nj
s.Nhian James Ferguson, and Charles y. Pore In hs
Nv" "snb and az executor Of Iaynla n. Pope, deed.
e &c plsniia fled HE ON and tho defendant Ncion
nut having entered HE appearance and given
~ ~ according 10 tho Act Of Assembly and the Enies
~ ,, ,ouIl and " satisfactorily appearing that
W ~ ~ ~ lnhabiant Of this Commonve,ltb. n n
oIaeIed ihst The said defendant, Mellon y sbcoo Az
sPpesI bcloIc we Iudgc -four said CourI n Inc C,g
hgnes on Tho Nh day 81 september ne ~ and 49,, m
H,nie hll AMI nat copy of nha order Lc C,rb
n naeied ~ some newspaper published in IA, tts l
fron, a iyI w." ons cesayey, and posted a. The
40 Aeopy. Tess,
"'-"'W w. MILLER, &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
CLARkE's OFFICE.

onon Lottery Class No TO- draws At Aiexanira
~, July 81 - dawn NUMBER
rnsea-e1jen, i0O.0. 700. 3gJ5 POO 40 ION IAN
% To-" 10 Of 100, l0of 100 10 of 80 ets Teseis $40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
a.


Wherefore, he Court doh sdiudse. orl., ,o,,,..
That Tie plaintiff w Dunnngtor 10 reolr ~ ~ ,it, rec
MISSIONER watkins the following sccodus ~ vi, NVi1
~ N account " The sales " The propsrtv cory =,
- isl seusoi Tie lH OF ctotes, 1879 aniof OH No.,
2ndly An account Of tho amount reee;v.it,tt..
-, ei uc property conveyed hy the ,iesf ~ a. H. II
.s 49, Aui also oi an sums collected hv him ,r
~ w 70 me etd James Madison an fr.n@fs
i Joy we asi meniioned deed, which said scco,os t =
.ih Commissioner is directed 10 or.pioe st,fe nc
Suu thc Cegu GOTH tuuher order, that rIsinfGl ao
s llnes W Huntington 30 render be fore ti,e s,5
cow yed % them BY the deed Of he Ith a., 81
self 49, which tdaccount SC. And1."Sss'eii
W ~, l4t,ucf aoludEe order and decree ,.t
t,' A. . uo ,aAe We following sceounts, 10 vii.
- m account Of Tie amount Que hv fhr All -
hadison' asthc Committee ~ he ali Ios,b '''
a. ~ ~ account Of the three doh's first provided 81, a.
IN, asci ot The llh DAY Of November, islb w ~
deed. o ''"o' 1o''' PROVIDED ior BY sail
th. An account Of an the debts proyttel n, -,
etss ~ INC decdsof fhc i2h day of Noysfnhsr ta.1
~ cases Sncre any q tho above mentioned detfs ~,
gcch lfI ~ secufucf, The said sccurIfr 40 u, 49, Il.
nc place 90 iio original creditors an.i ar - h.. W
ctc.uois l9r thc amounts rrid IN benn. ,g5,rh
eeun NC sii Ootnms sioncr BE- drecte f6 es,oo. 80
~, "a tt,il 20 ihis Court, with any matter sperilv
leeulcd periucut bY himself % requrci a. bc ~
rtetth ~ ellcf OF The parties
ats ACopy-Tostc,
~ 70 w2w q ; woRsuAM.c
,,,,,, BASIN LOTS FOR SALE
IN l'ioNint ios on nc margin Of tho Basin In Rteb
uond aIe offered ior sale privately ~. " ''''
CITY lot, No ftt, south ssic IL the R,.Io
~, 10. ls OF 'y lot No. ID % by % feet norfh
lots Nos ant (paris ~ lot No f,1, Each Al H. An
! ! ieet nofih 80, ofthc nasaa. WV " ~ -
.s No ~ ~, " aud % tnars Of ca, Tot No tsg,,ex
% Myera' ftctory ~ - W. ''''"'Ae
70, Term, ,pPly 10 CoRBIN WARWICK o. John A.
'A"NN'h" Ull-dhvtlstsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
A q A II Id

VoHN GREENE respectfully informs the publie that he
a. has again mmenced the Family Groc busne.s =,
ms Old stand corner ofMain and 2h streets where he OF.
rrs or sale general assortment OF the best articles In m
hne al as low pTees goods in the city Of similar
qnay sstoek has been recently with niue IA
care and 10 warranted TO give satisfaction small norIon
OF public patronage will be thank fuly received
u Orders from the country will be filled with care
AMI dispatch. ~ ~ ~ a. Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

D- The Madis0nisn is again in uemors aLou
impeachment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

"a III M ~ AGOEl
ut- The original Rowlnd's Tonic Mixture, for Fever
and Asuei Dyspcps. and Nervous Weakuesscs An now
1e haio IN It's full Strength commences aud pnTy
TONIC MIXTURE" being now prcp9Iel ssan SOLELY hv
me author himself, at No 2s North second ST. Phiaei
phil
no. Look Tor the written signature Of the original In.
venior aud proprietor, JOHN Il ROWLAND, over the
NOUN OF each hottie, without which be genuine
any one VINO viii have the audacity 10
IN tue nsiaIions attempt TO palm upon public snuri.
Prison - -" "'"'e
. n n-Wth view 10 fc-csialish entire confidence in
the efficiency OF the 1nnir Mi,tr
TO effect lasting cure Of Fever and Ague the ropr, Tor
TesoTes is original guarantee The DOgsE shall be
r.hrHed IN ereTy case WhsreH tie remedy has been
P.ncinoHy used HihoW producing The desired eftef.
supplies received by the sole Agent In RTE hmond,
JOHN GAXNOR,
iu 10 G. door above The Bell Tsys1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
LOTTERIES.

ID. ~ HoYr 3 co.'s OFFICE,
Richmond Va.
T IT,. a Ticker a, Hoyrs Lucky cs-,.
waco soeH secured lsads on % to- Foarvs.
Belo" arc the schemes for July. We invite the
particular attention Of our friends TO them:
s3O.OOOi
sle s,aS he he 81 Or 1a, be as.~n =
s sS s 200 lsS f15 isdS Po = " I'll lose 600
1901 Soeie. Tickets sioshare IN proportion ~ ''''
'''Ss.'sa Of paSs'sesof e whole dsts..
D''..'..''.d'.. &c qanIers m
So OOO-Ia, 500,
Lsesbnrs Iouey. C.as. X. los lsi2-To Ice drawn AZ
Aeasnd,. Va ea sAnrly sh Jai,. isi2 Grard Prse
etc: "a draEa No s2O-9i or "a iis-liS or SsG az
'T Tc, Pre- siS Tickets siO.shaTes In proportion
Do'--''.-...5o.. y hsives.
D.SinE Cwhen Icaacstcd a. soon a. Inc i;,,aS
Pr Piece address DIN noyT & Co,
IL . Richmond. Va.
CLARkE's OFFICE.
Leesbarg. No Do draws at Peersburg "wednesday. 9c,
80 30, Il2i, 45ol 81. % u ioo etc. e6 aud 10 b.io,s
,e,,souss Extra Class -, 'raws ia Bsimore wencs-
nS a5 W. ssd 1 ,5- Ihlti,y evening Prizes tis
49, 0StailoiS AMI n Drawn. Tieketss5.
Ieesburs No37, draws a, the Ereb,n,. uo,., r,,,,v
ljuy P,izes-sicCO 80 81 ion az ~ y
~" 10 OF - ofS, etc. - and 10 ballots 1tcsefs
Union Loery Clas, No 70 draws Alexandria sauriay
rIiles-s1jei 1000 zoo is55. zoo soo 1870. I.o
"' i'' 10 Of 100 l0Of 100 10 Of 30 et; Tickets $40
Leesburs, Class X, draws at AleIandria, sa,uri,v.
Plies sa5co 70 5 10Y 9n,j S, in On -, ,,o, o.
Tickets SO " VI 81 80 SIN OF ''h 81
irs-orders from 'he country in any Of the Allow.
lheoains tie caah will De promptly auen ,le.if
ia Is MN. u. CLARKE.
STATIONS OFFICE,
| fSt1i,eHh Street
o''~'ng o. va LsesL9rs ietery, No d. El,rl-JuY Is
| r., . % u y % q ~ 10 = Is 10 35 81.
i'ese' Nos b q c. sold and paid by
For ThuIslay Morning -Leesburr Lottery, No D.: 1
/ Tickets 81. 49, S'
FOR Ihurs5y Eyening-Ieesburg Lottery No 70 ~.
| Nos III drawn. Tickets e.. 49,
To be drawn on Frisy a, the Exchange At u o'eIot y
~ pi5s OF sioO sl, OF 1867 etc. - Nos; 10 drawn.
for honiay MOrning-Unon Lottery, No 10 prizo Fl
$500 toso -, 50, 10 Of 800 oflco0 etc IS Nos;
10 drawn. Tickets slO-shares ia proportion.
B-orders for tickets Ia the above splendid I,terx
VIII Oe met with promP' attention. II addressed to
| N. sTRATTOS,
| to- All orders confidential a. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20

J. c. GREGORY s co.
OFFICE on Main, End door below Corner OF Main
and li.h streets.
$1,000 goo 1901 1907, 2Oof go p io 90 Of 10 e,,
10 De drawn Wednesday evening &c Nos; 10 drawn lick
0 s0'0 25do 2DOO 1915 10 OF IOOl 10 OF 500 % Of
cts So. ~
$500 ls52 ofIOoO. oftO), of2Ol oflO1 10 ofsn
ETC. ior Friday evening Tickets only 81.
22nd JULY.
Saturdays Scheme:
S300O0i
Union Lottery: Glass No 10, for Isia-To be drawn At
nuinoers Grand scheme-ec0G CO. 1000 600. 3155 o11I
Ip lSp l1OO 1000 10 OF 1901 10 Of lOn 10 OF 300 az
iicEcts slu-sllaIes in proportion.
Seruhcates OF fac kages Of % whole tic Io0 IN
10 .....-.do. ...& hall. do. ......GO 10
hV'.'".--..do.- &c quarter. .do......3O OJ
S25,000-l2, 500.
Va. Lsesburg Lottery Class X for Is42-o he r,,r =,
AcNandria Va. on Saturday 3Rh Juv 1872 Grand Pie
$500, Il 90 1Cl0 iiO, 20 0flnuO ~ OF so Al OF 90
Isl diswn 30 SOIL OF 81 Sl6-ft or 5th sl2-Iowe.
pre- $40. Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
CerIhcAles OF Packages oi22 whole tickets.....sll1
D'... ....do.......22 halves. .............51
For tic kes and shares, and certificates kases In
ABOVE splendid schemes addressto
20, JG GREGORY & co, Managers,
lc-S-<A"hNe Richmond Virginia
IL Al orders promptly attended %, aud an account a
.ns praNIng sent 70 all who order from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

BY lNLOES & BROTHER.
49, 80 sAhE DAHs-T1.sIass TI.,.-
inisoisi q, ,fays, Cash shAneeI made on C.osi.
n. SUPERIOR FURNITURE, sc.
Of Siote ~ -, NI,nns JnlJ 2li. ri Ocl@k IN froni
'"'' ~ ~ , n1as ;i :, Furn'e. comprising
"a do WooLss4i ~
pair handsome Card TaiJ.,
elssant spring seat aLsts
Mahogany Centre Tab.
ID War Iobes
Shaodsoue bureaus
Mahogany Dining Table
~ ,iszant Lookup Gi4ss-s
Together viii. many .,tbe, 800. IL. ~
SUPERIOR OLD LIQUORS.
q, az OF me stock OF private geo,IeD,n ,bap, l,,o
the ciy, eonristinz " ~- '''"t 'oasihk
Holland Gtn, IaInaiea Eurn e' "'H'''J
sherry Wine, etc. to who, 90. t,..,. a, =.
ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
tCoNhunfeArrp,

small nn,iee appeared In the whig of ye.tsr-
day. In eommendation Of the management of Mr.
Charles Ellis's Farm, which has met the man SER,
eye; and a. the piece alluded to expressed the au
thots wish 10 be made acquainted with him. he /.
respectfully Informed that he can be Entertained nj
his residence on tho fsrrn at any hour in the dav.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-20
VIRGINIA
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CLOT HING sToRD
Nearly opposite the Bel Tsp,ru.
IWh Subscribers respectfully inform their
u TIE public, that they have now oa h,n1 ,nI
Keeping lsrgs AMI extensive assortment IN reai.s,
FAsHIONABLE: CIOTIIISn A'o
OF nc beet materials ar xorkmlnal,p An 49,
OF The iolls~lng articles. '''s =" FN'i
Coats - - - A''' .De@
HEAVIER and Plot Cloth Frock Coats
ser-'sata, OF beaver, pilot cloth xc ,Nd.,.n,
Nater-repellant cloth Hunting ,'oafs
-ahnett toafs and Pan'alOons, assorted
ilne, black, and fancy Cashmere P,ntaloon.
BACK and figured six Velvet yesf.
tloth and Nalencia A.
slln AMI BombaIne -
Plain and figured suk a.
Cashmere and Merino 40
Gsntemen's Cloth and Canlet Claak.
TRdfesi
Lamb ? wool and Merno shirts AMI Drawsr.
Flannel and Cotton Ia
Irish linen Shirts
Plain AMI plated muslin Do
Tenants celebrated stocks
ruspaniers Hisfs, Crayafa Coll,r- al. 49,. r.
NEGRO CLOTHING, &c g. '' "o-
~, ~ Ni..en they viii sell, wholesale anil retail m ?,
linoiliing terms as articles the same i- -
can % purchased Ia any Of the Northern cite, 'f
Mei c1nis li4d others viii fnd IL Ia ,v,
tag9 20 glse them cali as they are eierfansi ~ IN
o1 HOOPER CRAZE