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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
LOTTERIES.

J. &. EGoRY q CO.
hAsAGERs.
OFFICE on Main. 2aa eosr bsio.s csr.,r Mais and
liA streets.
For SGtu day, 4th Juu.
CAPITAL $4,000
IS drawn numbers
Va Leesburg Lottery, Ciass tsi2-Ta oe drawn
=, ~ sanrs Va on -aiuriay, nc an Of June isio
80 49,, l.Vt lof 10 prizes Of lj1o TcEes only
'er,heates Of packages 81 NJ whole tioke.ssi2o 90
.....d1-..... - halt. ..co........G 90 Gu
..so....... - quauer.do. ........3D 90
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
$4,000
Va. Mononxaa lottery. q as ~ for Isi2-To a.. ,,,,
AZ. As.andris v. o. saiuIl,y ne i'm Of June sil
So 10 Of 800, ~ of 1000 - OF bOl a. Of AZ no 900
&c 90 No Louery-i2 drawn ballots Tekeis slO halves
Certificates OF packages Of p whole teksts aim IN
Do ..... % half. .do...........65 40
Do. .'......do... "...e5 quarter...........a2 81
$4,000.
union Lottery, Class No : for isi2To be drawn a. Al
Ssanai,a % = on sa'uIisy, the Ism June. 1872 10
halves ;; quarters ~
Ccrtdcaies of Packages OF e wIoles tic ko,s sian
20. -.....-.. do. .....25 half. .do.....o5
p''..........do... ....G quarter. do. % 5O
Capital s35,295, making $50 600 nett. Is drawn
Nos. gu, OF Is.
Va Leestu Ig Lottery, Cas- H. for Isi2-To be drawn AZ
Alexandra Va saturday the 25h June 1872 BTIlan,
lI5o leo 1907 lDD 1910 "a l2lG % prtze. Of 100 o.
Tickets sl0i halves 8; qusuers2 IN. N'-'
CerIihesies ofPaokaees OFFS wholes 90
Do........... d.. - Halves. ......... IS ~
"o--.'.'.''...do .... . oaarers.-......32 81
Drawingl sen, Immediately after they are over to
J. q GREGORY co,
NV " Managers. Richfnnud. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

Union Lottery Class S. for l>l2 To be- drawn A. Alex
andra. tD tlSaturiay, June d. 1872. - Number Ii
lcry-l drawn ballots Grant carnIs -s31pN iOOo
7u 500 }s' 300 1875. 81 OF lO. - of 1l - cf4tI Is
OF lHl ~ Of ~ 80 Of TO, etc etc TcEcts only $40
certificate OF package ~ NJ Tickets will be semi for
only $3.50. shares in proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
FOR LIVERPOOL,

First Nesse.)
sEN ~ TIE ship Mafs'E, Capt, Wood, to load Al
2Skb tiy Point For freight OF COTTON or tobacco an
- Tly 10 Messrs. l. Z Stsnback SON & Co Pcicrs
burg, or 10 luna ~ III a. PAINER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

BY WILLIAMS & RAXALL.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC.
On TUESDAY NEXT 7th instant. Al 10 o,,to.L ~.
qllIs, &C. consisting IN part Of ="
hhds :, CroiN sugar
- bags 10 Coffee
hhis Porto Rico M5lasses
10 hall chess ImpcralT.a
l0 30 Young Tyson DO
. bbs Oit Mhiskcy
- 90 y E Run
- boxes sperm Candles
5uti-rccs Sperm OIL
p buls CIDER
- to Vinegar
I'D half pipes OiaTd Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
pun-heun Mesf lnda Rum
<iu,o Havana and Principe SesaI-
To which, will be added,
lobbis Malaga Wine
~ DO prime PORK
- So No2N e Hcrrinss
le!ms-over sllV noutus-for approved paper.
10 " a n. Aurfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
| 10 Book Binding 10 superior stylea
ss w RANDOLPH 4 CO.'S
Rock and Music store


I'HE BOOK or THE. sEAsONS-E ~
h9~lii author Of Rural Life Of Enaland .Visi,s a.
',uai NApie races" etc. IN small roitfyas 49,
'a-rr.y PriHifa from me siTh LONDON EDTTiON
,Sa llli style Ia which this well known WORK "a,
Iah oNitt has been rcpubhsed from the iasi Ion,
on' pN tarcy Hart, Philadelphia, Is an honor IN -
.t'l, Wfl AnoNn house and American enterpriss M
H.. -, error IS ny no means unworthy tie bril-.
- ''rui-. Mr Howiit Is a. well known as worisworfb
~ ost iaeni he possesses. mingled with The lovs
on luTai ie which dsngui old u ak W,ifon s1 -
Keller. $3.50 ''''''e- hosieN Afa'
There s freshness and racincss In his rural ,vork
Nllcu render them peculiarly aenaung he has iii n
poel enthusiasm in his love Of national srenerv ana
most homerc simplicity bis variations ami 5es,rir
tons '-MesseHzsr .N ueSoi'p-
lUJS For sa e AZ the Bookstore Of
ma = sMITH DINNER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
AUCTION SALES
BIZ INLOEs q BRO TIER.

BIZ iNLoEs q BNOrHER.
regular SALE DaYs-T.,.aay, 7,,,,.
Intended for public sale y" ''0''
FURNITURE. GROCERIES Sc
90 saturday Morning June In eonuen.in~ :, q -,
5s 20 Iron, OF store We shall sell variety Of esros 3
IIIsh ami low post Bcds,eads !" P'''0'
MahoEany Sidsboar T. and Bnreans
Iane.seat Chars Baltimore make
nmIo1.sea 80, Richmond 10
neds snd Betiing. Shueh Naurasses
Dining, Breakfast and Tea Tables
Mashsianis. tandiesfands. and Rnrknv Ct..t--
rreer~lary end bookcase. Card Tables
Knives ami Folks
Crookery sui Glass Ware. etc etc
together win variety Of second hand Furniture.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, sc.
whskey and Brandy
ftkin Butter
Zap, Candles AMI Mustard
Manufactured Tobacco
Bacon, H-rTings aud shad
,,,, ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added IN sail. This no-n,,.
. brass and wool Clocks TO close eon.,,nrn.0,
% cans Crome Yellow in On
l5o DO 30 Yellow Dry
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCH
., w % sold on Saturday the 9Th, AZ 10 o'rorr ~
~ nonble cased Gold Watch Chain an, 80 supc'
I1trs Swnen, south Bridge. Edinburgh to the order ~
nal $40 AMI viii be sold without reserve orig
HORSES, HORSES.
AZ ~ O'Clock. several idle AMI H,r,.., H. ,
je3 ' "e~ 9alhes;
ADDITIONAL. " AD'''
SADDLER'S SILK.
WI be added 20 This Mornings sale Inn. A., % -,
sahdler's six, prime article '' SN"e fe' ~ IDS.
JED
Il '.tus 81 eyanee 10 me trustee will sell \,
chants on saturday the An day Of June at the Mer
sbsres IL S,tSSaRRgr between and o'clock " ia
! icl totISx t ,ssSlre
vi 3e aiied 10 the above sale n shares Of Jar,. u l.
49,. "a ,foos the Whoie amount OF which D., =
ogeh pl;d in AniS shares u stock the Exchange Wos
- JAMES II LYNCH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
AUCTION SAIESI
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.
Stock OF Groceries, Fixtures, uOueshOd Furniture,
&c.
% MONDAY neIt lane on, y o'clock a. the s,or, n
ne county Courthouse, shall sell his sn,,T. 49, =,
sstss ,oeefles etc consisting Of tie usual variety
Household, Furniture, Sc.
Alter The sale of g oeeries. Ne shall ..r ,,.,
household and Kitchen Furniture etc ete 49, o.
Gov; e'y raised-Terms cash. A'''-
len, Aucts.
FAsHIONABLE CLOTuIHc.
At Auction.
va TUESDAY Morning. Iune7ih nenei,, ,.,,,
in Notc,Ne shan sell large Invoice OF Fa.hiooab. Cf
ing, Consisting part Of 1"'' ''"'''
snperior Cloth an- Dress Goats
I'm o,n' 'sssslneIe and Cassineu PantllOons
Iine Bingham and Merino An
GsmbIoon' Linen AMI Bombazinc PantaIoons
e.s i 1s inu N,cnea Vests with variety Of Arti.
ADDITIONAL.
rnos, .,Ih 'oa's made Of the best materials and in
= pn. c.o,h and Cashmere Pa1taoons etc etc.
-le1 INLoEs q BROTHER. Aucts.
BY r. II. DICKINSON.
SALE OF NEGROES, FURNITURE. &c
execution OF Deed u Trust, ,tated tbc ie,b ~,
IN the Office he
Tie city ofRehmond, made by John "A S,i' =, 10.
roote deceased shall proceed to sell on Tho lsf Of ns
INC following personal properly ard Effects eonss,
ing OF slaves, furniture, and goods 10 vii.
negro man named Nike: a woman named Cba,lo.,.
snl Der two children oihela and Mildred. one bed..e,
bed and curttns tTo wardrobes. one Uors .,,,. "a .
Work table: couch tenders one Of vic ana
ornaments; pair Of eandesioss with dTop-; t,I l, %
tiny roc sing chair; chairs triinde he'll AMI
ueiuE sett 81 tea china Plated casots. rod
sett wncow curtains: pair brass spiitoons two rih
ot an'ers srd glasses pair duehne pistols. as,rsi
PAR card racks dor silver spoons nine silver tabc
Atihe same time and place. shall ,i.o col, -. ,,.
me perry Of the late Robert Poore: Verv I,tgc
ny ~ar1rohe; seii mahogany dining tables book
and riding horse. ~ 'in''
JOHN VI. FERGUSON.
,-, admir- Of Robert Poorc, dec
~ ne saie viii take place az the residence Of the late
Robert Pore. on Governor street ,,, Ia ~, ,a'c
It-sae TO commence at 10 O'Clock va
Terms cash. RH DICKINSON, Auet
POSTPONEMENT
~ aoo'e safe Is unayoida5ly postponed until Tuesday
49,, iel
Near the W. end Of | street
Rh virtue Of deed Of ttust executed bv ,o.;,, 7
tain purposes therein mentioned and which has bes ALL
o5 ~ the Ti5 &C. 9i he Clerk Of nendeo Count;
O'Clock inthe afternoon upon TIC prefnises r,ro. =.
sen, a. public auction 20 thc highest bidder br cssL
siie Of street. near the property OF he late in,rs
CIV r. % snSe west Of ,he corporation line Of the
along the west side of cross street ms feet ~ 10 ~
alley. Upon this lot Is large brick double bonse 49,
ior the accommodation of gentee family Also -
onek carriage house aud stable. The dwelling bopse 80
Fore, AMI rents for ego per annu and ~ lie Sane No
Pc'y "Iei wa on'eyef 20 the said Josiah l. woodson
the CLERKS ofice 90 Henrco County Court 'o'1e' ID
ne e TO The above prof. cry is believed to be
vested IN me by said deed OF trust, THO TALi.FY'
IA !. no. Sole Acting Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

STATIONS OFFICE,
F0uTtseHh Street
Drawing - Mouougaia. No 2s-Iuns Isl:
IS IS O. 80 * 20 Is - 81 ?.
Three More in Lot,ery-sold by STRATTON.
Drawing Of Lcesburg Lottery, No 27-June %:
- 6l - 90 90 II - "a - AZ "a n - 20
Hall Ticket Nos 81 627f) Athree in one Lottery sold
10 DO ~ ~ and paid by the All PRIZE .el-
DO DO p E62 Nlcr
sTRATTON.
Leeshurs, NoG for Monda, Morning. Prize seo 900
o 90, 10 Of 1902, etc. IS Nos; 10 drawn. Tickes
otiers Tor tickets In tho above Grand Lottery wll
oe metz with prompt Attention. n aIircasedt to
-, N. ETRATTON,
IVA - Richnond,va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
MANUFACTrRINCi MN Eon -

WANUFACIURINCi NILL FOR SALE
TUE Undersigned vii sell al punhc au-,,n On go,
ne i.ih OF June l>i2. the uuexpired erm thaf he
- 20" case on tuli part OF the pIbiic Arm1rv ia ths
CNy formerly snown - the Burning Mil LIS nov ffe5
.p as Manufactures NIL With NJ pair OF Stores an 4
nslttloi order Tor making Iur. I rachinery will
! lease Viii expire boz 1915. - - @'i- '"e
Terms OF sAe.-l 81 10 cash. AMI the balance in ~,
| equal payments. on cTejit Of and6 months "
NM II DICKINSON
-. , surviving partner OF Die kinson a. Smell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04


WE tasc MS occasion 20 give notice -sfwc keen con.
w staniy ON hand stoves. Gtstcs aui Cookint Ran
Of olr own nann'istafc. vs6 We vii s,iion reasonis,
ictms Aleo. Nor Arfcu.iua. Furnaces Tor scaminr
stcSt Fen PAY i ~, w S.n s.3's am
s,rih'c terms 500 AZ lie shortcs notice R,ofrs Mil IN
or ca.pcr Glucrns, c'c. u a WELLER
SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR. rrornJ es
- w,fe Wheat, wauau.-I-.,ra'c.
SICILY nADEIRA VINE quarter CASKS.
iel iw THOMAS FOE.
SALT, SALT -ol sacks Worthrs-0l.- Tl--7r. s-7---
ma Is WILLIAMS q HAXALL
\ EW ORLEANS CLARIFIED SUGAR
u M ucrccs very superior, suitable for preserving
@1 n iw THoNls PoE.
piu NNp - puNtNGo CuFFEE-
II .pl hs-s prime Green Rio Coffee
tH '' superior 81 Domingo 40, lor sale
ma -N TinS. pOE
E,NCHssNGE At siGlir.-s tsb, funds cn New Y5Ts
~ KENT, KENDxLt 4 ArwArgR
BNSN =, S, sFY }, ~ w A, . e;. .a.. r,s wi
ua S eErrrEa srF,Kr
HANGERS FAMILY BACON.
w t-".. 3,.on NJ r,,i. ~, y, ,''.. ','y' WI
hml'rs wc recommend Do en- warrant equal il not
tc oIi rye Wbissey. which 6ecds ba fri,i ,o scenic
rs sale TAhE GILES.
ma Mt'n street, kicrmuni, Va.
IA ERRiNGs-i5g bis new Ilcrrurs fusf received and
~ To sale 'v ma~ DAnNfY q CAUTHORN.
NTOOtscY a wOULSEV's SUGAR
w Nl 81 boxes dolbIe refined Loavcs
}U who'c In so Id,
ig ntfrels crushed DO direct from Re
hnfIN. % sale TUOS POE
I IME-4q1 casks wsshInstou ine sf Inc ,y6srC -Ii.
- morning. per sshr Fennsyyana. superior suc -
lot safe ma ~ WILLIAMS A. HAXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

Va LceEhurf LOncTy Class q, Tor 1872 10 b. IIr,uI
az AcNantua' Va Saturday, June Z, 1872 = hi
Icry-l1 drawn ballots splendid schcmc.-s3lOuu lODN
so1. 2OO, 1870 l7O :25 ~. 2Og lSDl lou no prizes
800 uoiVO l5o 2U 90 of On. 40u Of 49, Tcsets 81
certificate ola package oi Is Tickets will he sent H.
SID Shares IA proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

pRANDY-l0 bbls superior OH Appic Brandy iII.
ID received for sale low, fir CASH
WADE " WOODBRIDGE
Tel doors below the Ben.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
(tREAT bargains in GUNNER Dry Goods can be C,und
~ AT the store Of the subscriber Wishing To reduce s
present stock, the following goods, with many in his
me- viii be sold al uncommonly low prices:
Calicos. Lawns udFTcnch CanibTics
Muslins, Mouslin dc LANES, Cling hams
Hack and Cord silks fg a and plain
Furniture Chiuiz. Cambria Dimiiy
Suiped and Checked CambTcs plain ami Gaid
swiss Muslins, lackouctts aud Null Muslins
Idread and Bohbinot laccs
Muslin and Cambria EdRings and Insertinrs
Black aud CORD italian Grapes
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons
Cotton and Won sted Fringe
WIN good assortment OF Goods suited for
snmmer All Of which will Sc sold chean 6,r cash
NJ CUNNiNGHAMs
thenn "a nrN q. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
n HlIIuN 9 ILlHkIroN,

Corner hove he hanks
~. '.iIO.NII, NAV YIN ina ffff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

Selling off at reduced prices
20 IENhlNSi Is orcnng several cases Of tho newest
" summer shape straw, Lcghon, and Other Fancy
Bonncfs '
q, lao Nun Hnuuris. NJ % cents
. Palm Leaf Hats
Flowers and Bonnet Ribbons
Intending 90 remove, ne will sell all the above Oh rhcsp
ma 20 w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
TEN THOUSAND
CASH CUSTOMERS
WANTED

a iIc Golden Bonnet store u street. where they will
pc served with NAcucry Goods of every dcscr ptiou
'ue Ncs lsl prices, cous sing off lc latest styles Of
rIc'ch Gimp iu1ce Albert, Whalc.ouc. shetland Wave
,ti .-' Nctnut, Fancy aui fliu Florence and Strav
hl'is' also six Tau ton anil Lawn B1nuots OF cvcrv
1iN. ahl colour Ribbons. Flowers, and numerous other
d tr 700 tedious fn trouble fhc Printer fn mention AL
~ WING, can be ouni a. Buckcicw's Golden Bonnet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

\ TEACHER.-h IL wished 10 Obtain for a YounT
"A LAZY, siuaiion 90 Teacher in an Insti',en 80
Il ouna ladies' The Laiy has been cns,ssd IN teaching
~ hsh'r hrtnchesot Enslish Literature anl Tho Ms.
,h.aes' aud wouldpreic teaching those branches or
tiNH lhc sight Of an Institution as PRINCIPAL The
tiNaci"iN references wall o.. furnished Tho J,iy
u,t "a experiences rcachcr and sustaining A hsh ~.
d. such Address u. e., - Market Space Bani.
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

m BONES Muscat Wine, Just received and for sale
", o"i lor cash WADE w WOODBRIDGE,
l'S doors below the Bell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

TEA chests extra Gne P Tea, at reiai-just re-
Il cciycd AMI for sale low. Tor FASH.
WADE " WOODBRIDGE,
Jo4 doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
CAWPIIINE. CANfpuINE


| w. NANiUlu = 60 have i,fst rr.,.t
If Savings and ings. SC. '''"'' HOOK 'auhor
Popular Treatise on Verefsbt, PHI,
me'en. sui1 Fubhshcd unio the auspiccs ,f ~, wv
cy lr the promotion Of popular inafruri ~ 'N' Sn'i
Popular Treatise on Arfruf tr.i fsf,",l.t..
NC % we ffafica Farmer by Clarlca S1u,rc ~ w,
V,'1'i 'yprchman'a Companion, by Rev. w m ~
ic a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

I EArHEK-lOO side. Heavy Russstt Leather inst
- received and for sale low, close the consignment
WADE W Woodbridge
lti doors below the Rcl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

O BONES Clare Wine just rec cived and Tor sale low
~ lot cash. WADE w WOODBRIDGE.
J"S doors below the Bell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
RaRCAINsIN Dpy coon

PUM-i0 bbls Rum. Just re ceivod ani ior sale low
~ Tor cash WADE W WOODBRIDGE,
lc doors bc'oW the He'll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
E 2EihE1pY,s MEPIcATED ooNPoUSD

years past numerous attempts have been made 10 co
WIN ihs preparation, bCr Il has been in vain Neit
ave oeen prepared, 20 @hch different names bays 49,
gwen ana 10 attract some notice. are sail 10 contain
pariai Among them the General Soeei6r ~ 49,
lns compound Vegetable and Depurave syfups ent
III Ieidy guarantees and asserts POSITIVELY ,b.t
mere = more virtue in bottle OF his Neeafed F,
~ than three Of some, five OF other pTs
aa1ls having sarsaparills for ts base Numerous 40
have been made by those who h,vs -,
y, compound Extract Of sarsapara in the oI.
owing cases Scroiula or Kings Evil ErvsniIas Dry 80
MaieTY Pusiues the face ans body Dseeses ~ h
anl aections OF the Liver syphilis etc In this
uon uete are combined Ingredients OF we'll know, 80
e'na virtues, which add much To its efieacy nv
ma30 Ono t,,r ,t lily GAnNOR,
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01

assembled multitude loud above which might
be heard the shrill notes of female voice. 1t
proceeded from Ellen Munroe,who was at the
next moment clasped in the arms of her lover
lie had been acquitted by reclamation, and
without the ceremony of a vote among the iu.
rors.
a month after the termination of the trial.
deserter, when about to suffer for his crime,
confessed that out of revenge for some fancied
gnlty which he had once experienced at
the hands of Capt Henderson, he had commit.
ted the murder for which Raymond had so
nearly been convicted.
AT the day appointed, Ellen and RAYMOND
were united; but he could not forgive the
friends who had so easily deserted him and
In few weeks, accompanied hy his lovely
bride, he departed for Texas, where they who
nave been conversant with the history of the
recent struggle in that infant Republic, have re.
Gently met with his right name, that Of Raw.
mond being a fictitious one, under which |
nave chosen to designate him in the present
sketch.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01
From the National telligencer.
LOSS BY ABAD CURRENCY.

The Wabash Courier has suggestion con-
corning the value Of tue time lost by de-
preci1ied and .variegated currency. such as now
fits I'D ali the channels Of business, and even
the lesser condui,s which find their way 10 the
dwelling ofevery family in the land. of The
seventeen millions of population Of the Unitet
States, the Courier computes That ten millions
are concerned, in one way or Other. in the de-
rangemcnt OF the currency. Every one of
these indivIculls, he computes, loses, in con-
sequence of tine uncertain aud iluciuaiing value
of the various descriptions of paper money in
circulation. from twenty 10 bundled minutes
a day. Surprising the average to be sixty
minutes of time lost by each individual. in ex
changing money and discussing the currency
question, he computes the value Of each hour so
lost at ten cents, and makes oul total loss
of million of dollars dav from this cause.
According to this calculation he says. the gain
BY the substitution of currency of equal and
some eight months TO ~ much money as would
pay off all The debts of the States, and of the
United States.
This computation is some what large. per-
haps exravagani, but 10 q certain extent 1t
is true and the moral which the Editor draws
from il is well worth the consideration as Wei
of The learned statesman as of The unlearned
bn, dcenlv.;nter.sted workingman. Tere is
The moral:
"a se,,Ied currency would be productive of
s,dd;,ional benefits and advantages 10 the com
.n,unitv. exceeding any estimate that could be
reasonably made in The shape Of dollars and
.canfs."
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE DYING GIRL.

My mother. look not on me now,
With that sad earnest eye;
Blame me not, mother-blame not thou,
My hearts last wish-to die.
/ cannot wrestlc with the strife
Ionce had heart TO bear;
Andil ! yield youthful life,
Full hath IT been of care.
Nay. weep not! on my brow is set,
The age of grief-no, years;
lis furrows thou mayest wildly wei,
But ne'er wash cut, with tears.
And couidst thou see my weary heart,
Too weary cen 10 sigh,
o! mother, mother, thou wouIdst start.
Ana say 'twcre best TO die.
know 'iis summer OF the earth,
l hear a pleasant tune,
OF waters in thoir Ginning mirth.
l feel the breath of June.
The roses Trough my lattice look,
Thc bee sails singh g by.
The peasant takes his pruning hook.
Ye', mother, let me de
There's nothing in this time of flowers,
That hath u voice for me;
The whispering leaves, thu sunay no Irs.
The young, the glad, the free.
There's nothing but thy own deep love,
And THAT will live on high;
Then, mother, when my hearts above.
Kind I1olherl-let me die.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-01
RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN GOV
ERNMENT JEWELS.

Yesterday morning says the Baltimore
Amcrican) information having been received
bv police officers lays. Eel and Ritgely.
which led them 10 suspect thai the jewels re-
Gently stolen fion the Patent office at Washing
ton, were on board the schooner Mary Bright.
bound for Richmond, and then lying a, the
head of Smiths wharf, they repaired TO the
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In THIS PAPER ARE PUBLISHED THE PUBLIC
ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, LAWS, PUBLIC
TREATIES, EcT. OF THE UNITED STATES.
BIZ AUTHORITY.
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Fanny Elssler has left the country; having
sailed from Philadelphia for Havana, we trr'-'
never to return,
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WOMAN'S LOVE.

Oh villa; Is love made for. if It's no; the same,
i'hnO' joy and hr0 sorrow. thro glory and shame;
I knoa not. ask not, if quilts in thy heart.
But know that love thee, whatever thou art.
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The PE'PLE's Pass is printed in the Brick
Building North eadof the Bridge. by
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the old man, in a voice vainly struggling for
calmness.
"Believe it!-father, know it, would
swear it,"
"But dearest Elem" said her father, implor-
Dgly, ''every body believes him guilty, and
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The Ererglades.-We were Informed not
long SINCE that in The Everglades of FIoria
there IS distinct formation of coral extending
for hundreds Of miles at various depths uud r
the waters surface, which can always u,
reached by thrusing pole through the mu'l
and water. Sometimes this formation of
carbonate of lime approaches very near the
surface of the water and gives forth ringing
sound on being struck. 1t is a fact probably
not dreamed Of in the philosophy of gc"logisis.
TINT such formation was 10 be- found in the
Everglades of Florida. Sardnndh Rep.
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EPHRAIM MAXHAM,

by rhom all orders for printing Books, Pamphlets,
Bills. Cards Sc, Of erery description, ,riH be neatly
snd tashionably executed, at short notice
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R. w. Emerson, A. B. Alcott, Maria w.
Chapman, and Edward Quincy. advertise
themselves as a committee to call "bible con.
vention" for the public discussion of the "cred.
ulliy and authority of the Scriptures oil the Old
and new Testaments," to meet at the Masonic
temple in Boston, on the 26Ih of March next.
John Doe has been sent to the States Prison
in Massachusetts. He was a great rascal
always engaged in law suiis.-i'hH. North
American.
The same gentleman is also in duronce vile
here.