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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
AN IMPORTANT SPEECH.

We copy the annexed remarks of MIR w. Cost
johnson, with the highest satisfaction. The senu-
ments avowed with respect to Distribution are those
which will find response IN the bosom OF every
Wing That great subject can never be abandoned.
The rights of the States to the Land Fund will ne
yer be relinquished. We may be cheated out OF il
to .day-Sut we will renew the fight tomorrow
and fighting until this great fund ceases
to be source OF corruption to the Federal Govern
ment, and is restored to its rightfu owners.
We have, heretofore, and frequently, adver,ed to
the fact, dwelt upon by MIR Johnson-iha, assump-
ton of State Debts was the antagonist Of Dis,ribu
ton, and that IL and Reputation the only
alternatives. The States cannot, with their limited
resources, pay the two hundred millions, which
they owe abroad. The Federal Government, TO save
them from being dishonored, will be forced to as
sumo those debts-if that Government robs them
OF the Land Money, Add TO speak truth, il will be
nothing but Just, If the Federal Government takes
the Revenues Of the States that Il should pay their
debts. This was done Immediately after the Revolu-
tor and it will be done again. if the stasping mer-
eenaries Of the Federal Government insist upon de-
spelling the States of their dues.
We have urged Distribution, as preventing ne
cessity either for Assumption, or Repudation-well
knowing that, one or the other is inevi,able-in
consequence Of the calamties inflicted upon the
country 10y twelve years Of Loco Foco msrule. For
the same reason urge it again. We should de
precate Assumption Of State Debts-becausc its
tendency is consolidating. But unless Distribution
be adopted the permanent policy the Govern
meni, we shall be driven upon it, escape the dis
homes, sxpedient Of Reputation. We may deplor,
our predcament-but there is no other alternative.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

tDsLeuer- writers from Washington say, that a
majority of the Loco Foeo members OF Congress
in favor Of Mr. Calhoun for the next President.
Possibly this fact explains the cause Of the Hon.
Andrew Stevenson's frequent visits to Washington
The Junto are terribly out-thars certain-on ac-
count Of MIR C!s prospects. What makes their
predieament is, that they pledged to sup.
port hm-a pledge given when they had no idea
they would ever be called upon TO redeem it-and
therefore they have to affect delight, when they are
writing ilh pain. We doubt whether we would
be far from the mark, in saying that the wings
would not deprecate the election Of Mr. Calhoun
more than the Richmond Junto. Why, these last
hate him with immortal hatred. Their malice
never dies. And he has offended in the most sensi-
tive point. If he had merely impugned their pa,ri-
otism and political integrity, he might have hoped
for forgiveness. But he went fariher-He sneered
at, and ridiculed them. Richie he was wont to
consider a couceited old Coxeomb, and the mighty
Andrew himself a mere bungler at Diplomacy. Il
would take off half the bitterness OF Wing defeat.
ii MIR Calhoun were elected by the votes OF these
gentlemen!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
Law ssrANSvsEy,sE. aAavA.o
nc hutauin lem vii commence ca The
Of Aueusf next

OF August next.
legal alton or sssiis.asn nis ie sr he la M
any ofthe uaited States and also sysis.te COO Of
devote themselves exclusively TO hu mess
.ss pstsss The course oissirse,op cor Eea,ls
and Constitutional Law. Admiralty, Msrtme Equi,, aud
with occasional Illustrations Of Foreign
TIE course OF instruction TOT Gentlemen led cr thu
principal branches only OF commercial iatisp,usce
No ruehe Instruction Il. gwen the loesIor peculiar m
denis assisted by Professors as NAV %
% ,Ssr own p ,rs T rSy Of the law sa sellee
shared equally by Mr. Justice story. who Dane frss
Royal Professor osw who has he immediate Se., Ie
and suieriniendanee OF the Law school,
and nees all the American Repons and the st,n,.s
Uni Ell as well those OF the States regular
and also the English Statutes, as well az The nrincIrs
sen% 81 10 american and Ens.h Law besides large col
e. ross 90 Az; Hna 'ey s@E. collection OF the Sssl
works OF the most celebrated Commentator uno me me
No examination and no particular conr.. ~, -,
study are necessary for ADMISSION; IN, s,aden
n, ~, 70 proa"se ssmonas Of food character
wnh surety resident In Massaeh Tor ~. NeIu
,ewan u"e' OF deposits at his election also With the
Students may tho School In apy s,s . ., ,,.,.
viscd to enter at the inning ofihose cy ar. al.
At later period as the most useful to the .,ses Than
may also select what paric uiat studies tho a., "A
The fees are At the ESQ a tenn, and ~ ~
sJ,,on,i chsSse ., ,eim Ior which sum, without any
rooms inc Law aud College Libraries and the 4. hoh
vershy. They may study any Iores W tc uni.
IN the University for $40 per The m $, h
70 cents TO 81 % per week Fuel preS,, p iiom
furnished I" cost, by the Steward Il the students s..t
Instruction is given by rccita,ons by ex,m,r.,o.. -,
~ setures and esnosiions OF which Profes IN,
sNes AZ least SIR, every week. "a the several r,ss.s
Moot Court Is holden In each week. at which esns.
nousy gwen DOT, In argued by students ami an ons,n
- presiding
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

iI@The wings of New York are calling to
arms preparatory to grand rally for thu next cleo
ton. HARRY OF THE WEST is the word.
Every where the Wings shout his name, and rest
their hopes upon him to save the Republic.
Herein lies Wing strength, and in this we read
the guara 1tee OF Wing success. The Wings are
united. They and their household are content with
Henry Clay. Let others do as they may, they will
go for hin. He is wise enough, he is patriotic
enough for them. He is able and willing to serve
his country. He is the favorite of the Wing
people, the broad land over. Our opponents,
on the other hand, are far from being a band
Of brothers. a half dozen of their great men
divide the affections and confidence of the rank and
hle; and although it is no business of ours, we
canno, close eyes to the fact, that some OF the
leaders are 20 wanting in brotherly love, they
would rather Wing succeed than rival and
hated Democrat. Bat be this as it may the Wings
united, and led on by Harry Of the West have moth.
ing to fear from Loco Focosm and owBoyisn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

4 day ihsy ssij "a tile osvsfnssrt, ice have eur
| rendered 10 yos ample pe~sss OF tsxa'lon and 70
| veaee, the highest aud most sovereign powers
| which could be entrusted TO lesislstors; AID nov
look that you shall see these powers derived from,
the People for the relief Of the People:" and
accordingly Congress forthwith assumed the debts OF
the States and pledged the public lands a sinking
| fund for their redemption.
Mr. J. had warned gentlemen, at the last session,
that they refused this question of distribution there
| lay question in the rear OF IL which would rouse
the people until hey forced Congress TO relieve
them. He still held the same belief. and he should
embrace the earliest possible opportunity to carry
| il out into action.
| Let not gentlemen who refused the People their
own lands to pay their own debts, pretend in va
porting speeches TO be the exclusive friends of the
people, and persuade them, while they forced their
goods to the hammer, that II was all done out OF
pure love. The tax gatherer was abroad IN the
land; his visits were not theoretica his words were
no fancifu speeches OF air-drawn theory; his voice
was siren song, that lulls to content and sooths
to bssfu oblivion of care; his the stern voice
OF the law, and HE grasp. instead OF being the warm
clasp Of friendly greeting, was the cold, uniceng
rest which bore of all n man had, and sold H at
auction before his face.
As long as q people were at case, you might
amuse them with brilliant theories OF free trade and
the abstract rehnements OF political economy; but
when the sheriff was at tho door, they wanted
something more practical than defamation.
To him il not material what became OF this
bill; the great question OF distribution up,
and must be acted on. His own preferences would
be to repeal the restrictive clause in the distribution
bill, which looked to the compromise oct, and let
the proceeds of the public lands, and forever.
be divided among the States.
IL was true that he had last year reported bill
which provided that, in the single contingency OF
war; such distribution should cease; but this he did
officially, against his own individual opinion; that
opinion he would now avow; II was, that dstrbu>
ton ought to continue through well peace;
and his own private wish would be that large
portion OF the proceeds should 90 to the education
OF the children of the People.
lie had resolved upon his course: should the
contingency arise, he should pursue that course even
though no vote should be recorded besides his own
in its favor. Reject this measure of distribution.
and the question Of sumption repuiiafoa would
become rsE question Of this country. 1.-THE mil
lions upon millions o public lands which rightfully
belonged to the People OF the States should be
wres,ed from them, i. would make that other ques.
ton oMNIPorENr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
RIcH M o N u M A RK n It
ufNE IL


Reported and corrected twice a week Tor the Wing.
BUTTER-M Mountain. 6rkin 10 i2c Roll Batter elc.
cANDLEs-spcrm 3aGic; linlrs Patent i6e; Talow
lQat5
CorrEE-Rosto ioiei Lssuayra ioisii, :, Domingo ~
a9i; lava lltai3e.
FtSli-uerinrs s2a3t.
FLOuR-Famly s7t; Country s5Stto6
GRAtN-Whcat-no sales made and mono In market.
worth from 81 lilo, Corn ~ COO; Oats 40c In Doc X.
IRON-Pig-; English ~; S~cdes slto; Trcdeear $50
LUMBER-Clear White Pine, No L. $40; No 2, 3D. No ,.
22 Refused IA; Flooring. loan per N feet.
MotASSEs-Porto Rico 2ia.s1c: N. O.2laotc.
OiI.-wnter slOo lu6; Fall strained 9~iOO; whalc In
bhls, tic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raeon 6; Old Middinrs , TO
III Rehmond cut 81 7tc; lard7c-
rLAtsrER-sik on Basin Bank.
uGARs-st Croix Ssl0c, Porto Rico 6lasl; New or.
leans : 10 Tc.
slIOr-6c.
sALr-Whsrf 81 81; Store So %.
TOBACCO-Rco cipts increasing; prices steady. We
quote Lugs SET 2i-Lcaf3 4k-gencral salc-Bettcr
qualitiesSa Sl-Ftne manufaeturng s7alOi.
rEAS-lmperial aud Gunpowdcr 75c si5O; Black 60 a
rs cents.
wuIsKEY-Bbls 2ic, hhds &c.
EXCHANGE.
New York drafts q a3c.
Philadelphia no "a aSc.
Baltimore 10 Ia3e
Nouh Carolina par.-sinall notes dis.
South Carolina. Tennessee. :lbc
Treasury Notes. Specie sa2c
no $4,000 Of Virginia per cent State Stock. was sold
at the Exchange, "Wednesday. at SIS rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
MARINE NEWS
WASHINGTON TEaPERANoEso SOCIETY

wASHINGTONT SOCIETY.
iUTs This Society hold Social Meetings every
FRIDAY night, at 8 o'clock, at their room in the
Odd Fellows Hall.
The Society is composed of men who Joined at all
stages Of the drinking career, from the most moder
ate to the most immoderate-so that any man who
drinks any thirg that can intoxicate will find men
in the Society who signed the pledge when they
drank just as he does now. All are invited to
come and listen to what the Washngtonians have
to say, even il they do not intend TO join them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
RED sULPHUH SPRINGS.

1,HIs establishments be now open ror The reeep,,o 81,
VISITORS. undcr the supfinondcnce ~ the suisr ri.
her. lie las lnsde arrangements ~ accommodate IN The
comfortable manner, 10 guests with their seee.,,.
and hotsea Great pains have been tskcn 10 seie me
best ecrNsnts and Tho supplies arc liberal ~ Inc begt
qnaiy ~ abundance Of ice s PROVIDED and 10 he bscf
the subsortber promises nothing sha be omnted eaien
cl ~ secure ne comio Of The Nisuor Reg sf ri.
weekly stages connect win the other rurnga ~ IN
run daily as soon a. Tho travel viii iusuly h. WV
JAS A DUNLAP
~ NY William burke, who u now In lehman A mas,
20 consulted upon tho properties Of the wafer AMI tf o,
rect manner OF using ". lie may DO found bv enon,,ng
Al the Powhaian House. ma "a S,,,se,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

The following memorial Is in circulation in Phiia-
dephia for signatures. The Baltimore Amer can
thinks it will find favour in that city.
To the Honorable hs Senate and HouS
ofRepfsssnfaiiUs oChe United States.
The subscribers, citizens OF the United States and
resident in the State Of ---, by their
Memorial respectfully represent:
That although our nation is IN full possession ~
health. peace, and abundant harvests we are fur
from the enjoyment Of that happiness which is the
only proper object Of enlightened legislation.
Our present distress from the non-fulflment
Of contracts: extending from those Of some Of our
most important sovereign States down TO the small
est engagements Of obscure individuals: and this by
no means through lack OF value in possession but
from want Of that in which said obligations are dis
chargeable, VIZ. ready money. And VIC declare il
as our firm belief, Uat homes. debts canno, be paid;
noble industry IS turned idle; private faiih broken
40; and public credit IS peTIshlng-soley for want
Of proper currency
A sufficient currency we cannot have by coin; a
sound currency we cannot have without n proper
b1'sj this basis may be found in the due sppropria.
ton OF asmaI portion oi the immense and unvaued
/ national domain.
| The public lands now unsod have bsen estimate
ed az government price TO be worth 81 1000 OOO,OOO;
We ask Tor the present anticipation Of only ore.tenth
NJ this vast property, by tho creation Of Two hun.
bred millions Of National Stock, Of such interest as
shall nt once command capital NJ par; and the IN
mediate distribution Of this Sock among the States
/ Territories, pnd the District Of Columbia, by an
/ equitable allotment, VIZ:
! For each senator ono million; this will appropri
se fifty two millions; leaving the balance 10 be Oh.
viied on the basis Of representation, as follows as
suning representative for the ~ strict Of Columbia
and also ono for each Of tho Territories, 30 shall
have SCOO.O0J for each representative, and a ffac'
uonal balance of the whole ~ 100000. which
might be div ded equally between the three terrific
ries and the District Of Columbia, and tho aOtmen
HFaHl|f be- HmH.fIH d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

10 or Lsso ysss s,ssds are ss.l are ~ the
unsn'iea AZ Lst Cabins. Hard Cider. Coon sklrs.
Se SO mosbidly sensitive have they become upoa
the subject that the Wings have only to raise those
terrific emblems again to drive their adversaries
on. OF the Confederacy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
RACES AT rAIRFIELp.

Wednesday, Proprieto,'s purse, $500. q mile
hea,s) vas won by wa,den's Priam celebrating
M'Csrgo's Eutaw, and Vaughan,s Henry Clay, in
two heats. Time-ist heat 4m.-2nd an 2s.
Thursday, Esop won the four mile raee-beat-
ing Clay and Bengal, in two heats-in the last Of
which Bengal was distaneed. Tines SIS So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE IL.

no We have stpresent collector tho South siie
ofJsmes River Subscribers therefore, need wsto be
called upon. Their rcmllranees will be acceptable when
ever convenient TO them TO make them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
CLASSICAL SCHOOL

THE next session q my school, designed 10 prepare
Young Men for en'ering Colleges will begin the bth
July, and cud on the last November WOODBURY.,
my residence, s Ia very healthy and ecable neigh
borhood, about miles " T.. from Char lt,esvlle
which accessible from all parts Of tho state, pupls
come horseback. and will have their Trunks
brought Board, &C. SIS; very Young T. 18Th pupils will
be taught Tor 10 per session; othcrsS2l
no Letters directed 10 me, Charlottesville, Abomares
lie 10 Wit GEC ;GE Give
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
DEATHS.

At the residence of his son, OF Gooehlsnd Court
House, on the 9Th instant. Captain WILLIAM l..
THonrsos. late OF Hanover County, aged ~ years,
months and 90 days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
PUBLIC MEETING.

Meeting Of the Citizens Of Richmond viii be held at
the Exchange Room MONDAY NIGHT, the eoth inst, to
take consideration depressed condition Of the
nufcturins Interests and take such action ,he SUD
jeet may be deemed cSpejicnt. jclb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

The elegant mar Ole building ~ Philadel gh,s,
known ~ the banif Of the United States, aot inc
lot Of ground on which IL 10 located ~ Chcs. not
street, 10 adverth ed 70 be sold by the Sheriff. on
Saturday evening", the I'd Of Jolly next.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
IMPoRTED TRUSTEE.
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
Charlotte Court House, Va.

Charlotte Court House, Va.
Rev. MICHAEL OSBOBNE, PRINCIPAL
THE summer session Of Eve months, will commence
Il on Mednes lay, the 6h day OF July
MrF DcIcune, favouTaby known a teacher OF Music,
will give lessons the Piano every week. aud the stu
lion Is amply furnished with instruments for daily prec
ice.
French taught by Lady. Pupil Of Manescas.
TIE RMS.
Board and Tuition In all the English branches per ses.
siou sNl W
luluon alOut ~
both payable la advance, with the addition per
cent. az the end Of the session.
nuslct A"ilh use OF inslruncn) 80 ~
launi 10 such as wish u, without extra charge. Each
bDarder will furnish her bed, be ding. bcdscads and
towels, or pay 50 % per session for their
u rs obviously important pupils bc entered the
beg inning Of The session. No deduction made favour
OF such late, for absence unless be caused
by sickness and prouaced through quarter Of the
session.
Charlotte Court House, Va. ie c5,
NO The waiohman nj tho south will copy tunes, and
send biil TO Michael Orborue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

no. have a beautiful farm IN Charles City, still for
sale. The Ians a high state Of Improvement, IN
fine healthy neshborhood and capable OF producing, with
labor hands Coo barrels OF Corn AGO bush
els 81 Wheat II early application is made cot IT, will sell
IL on advantageous terms
de Il cm6m JON NI>GE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
ID n N r 1 s r X Y

JAMES y McCAnE, Surgeon Dsnhsf, and s.sEisf Of
- me spcisfy n ~ Medca and ChTrFirat Feu NJ II
Maryland md ~ s liner ican socicV " surgeon Dfn
nHa hayR connected himself the pracncc Of hia pro-
ession with br marlin, ~ NoTiols, Virginia. respect
yy anuggnees 10 ha friends thar they have opened
once on street square above the new ErchanEc and
nearly opposite Df Piumcrfs Church whero they will
be- happy u sec a who require heir professional
~ eHienavr and succeasf practice iof number
n years affords them that fhcy fat 10
rive Satisfaction. They select from many the fp
lowing gentlemen AZ references.
EH Csrfnicheul - Pref RI Bohsnuan NJ u; lama,
Beai N ~ Rev WIN Walcr, ~ Rev a W Nooy
New q NJ keeace. A. q g,v6. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
$40 REWARD

E'OR my Negro Man, CARY who abscondcd on the 18th
Of April last Cary Is not 10 cay black, but inclined to
be yellowisi-hc IL under mting height Of large bone
and muscle between ~ aud . years old; he
the right Of left side Of his neck, bat believed bc the
LETT sde-this scar was occasoned from rising while
chd Although have brought Cary up 10 the plough he
may cndeavnrtO employ shoe maker he
las been cobbng OI the last or years and IS fond %
the trade lie is polite negfo Epeaksquck when spoken
o, aud generally steps quick with his toes considerably
turned out lie had on 2icTabc good winter clothing when
lac vent OIL among which light purple leans coat,
aud Jeans pants colored lie may have EXCHANGED
thcm. lie ssupposod 10 be lurking about IA tic neigh
bofhOod of New Store Buc bingham CO.
will give the above rewatd 81 $50 n he h. taken of
this Stale AMI delivered IN Wet Fall In Cumberland
county; or will give fnccu dollars " taken n This state
and delivered 10 me, confined IN jail that GET him
again. THO'S GOODMAN.
West Fall, May y. 1872. ic7 ctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

The Messenger for June has been published. IL
contains at least two very good artices-"Grstk
and Roman Literature by ripe schoar-and
sour Relations ioih Eng land" 10y Lieut.. Maury.
These all that we have read-and they are sui
fcient to give character to the Number.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
Too much Pudding.

The temporary Revenue Bill, now before the
House of Representatives, continues in force the
existing Revenue Laws "until LIST of August. and
no longer" Mr. Gilmer opposes the bill on the
ground, that il another bill is passed before the
LIST of August, revenue can re collected. Very
well-then We shall have Free Trade to perfection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
Colltrfs in HirPinia.

The sessions of William & Mary. the University
and Washington College, close on the 4th OF July
and at each of them, public exercises will take
place.
At William and Mary, and the University, the
Societies Of Alumni meet on that day. At the
former, Judge Beverley Tucker will deliver an AID =
dress; and ut the latter Alerander Rives Esq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
ROXRuRY EoR SALE

I SHALL offer to the Highest bidder at New Ken, ,,,
U House. on Thursday the lith DAY of Jny no., ,hi
beautiful residence and valuable ai IN, situated on ,h
Chiesahominy River, In the county Of Rev Kent os ,n
below Ric hmont, in Of the agreeable nei,sh.
ho obs In virginia II contains between Eve ani sis hnn
urcu sorss OF land-iour hundred OF which are low
grounds. The improvements comprise cvc,x h,,, io~
sondrslvs 90 the convenience and comfort Of large sm
~ Ihe Mansion house isin good repair and s,an,. ~,
aablc land. beautifully adorned with orna ,en,. -,
anu commands view Of the enuIe farm m, barn cs,
rage house Ice house, and quarters arc n, an
cccni repair There is of select fy
upon lhis place shall also offer the CHEST bo.r
other tractor land known 10y the Belle Isle.
hcs un uc 'nlckahouiny, one mile above Ro1burv ana
c"h@hs betweeutw two andthIce hundred acres OF ,s fet
Anu as any ~ tho county Upon H. there large a,,n
" OF inablc ash, oak ana other timber ana an incY
hsnshoe Supply Of good mari Persons wishing 10 nur
chase are respectfully invited To call aud ck.mr. o.
hemsev,s. The terms will be liberal, which can be a.
py sPpheaon To- james stimpcr. ESQ Of New
hent. OF the undersigned near Poue svillc IouS, co
any who may call on them. !"
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

Ia order 10 secure full confidence IN N above
as an inve'tment, VIC recommend an uncon' iuonal
piedging Of the avails oi sctual sales o the pubic
lands ior the regular redemption Of this stoc Y, and
n sufficient increase Of duties on foreign mer chan
dize TO insure payment Of the nteres, with rs ofous
punctualhy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

no NOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of the Rich.
mont Temperance Society will be held in the Leeur"
Room OF the Uni,ed PRESBYTERIAN Church, THIS EVEN
ING, So'cLck Addresses NAV &c expected iel7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
INEUnmArIUN a. WANTED ADo q A
JOACHIM HENRY EBERT,

A NATIVE Of Domitz ~ the Grand Duchy Of Meeken-
~ burg schwcrn, Germany. amt who resided In the
ls23 in Shenandoah County. SAie Of Virginia, hut
who Of late years been heard Of He In case
OF his death, his legal heirs desired aTpy, without
loss Of tine to the undersigned. whore they viii sotain
information which will prove 10 their advantage.
New York. llth June, 1872
Consulate OF Nee Ecnburg SchweTin
CHARLES A. HECKsCHER,