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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
GENERAL ORDER.
HEAD Quarters,

PROVIDENCE, Way ~, ltf[f
TIE COMMANDMENT Chief tenders hs sincere thanks 10
the Newport Artillery Col Swas, To the Bristol Artillery
1t Col Taylor and to the Warren Arrt ry Capt fcsen
den, The prompt IN which they oheyed the or
der of the 18Th inst and fnr the efficient aid which they
dere dispensing the arH.ed band collected Federal
Hill. IN opposition 10 the law. Of the STATE.
The Commander in Chef ao tenders bis sincere thank,
the Marine Artillery, It. Col Nightingale, to tie PRIV
dcnce Firi Light Infantry, Capt Brown and 10 the Ma
'ona Cadets Capt Martin for their services in guarding
the Ar, mi when menacsd with attack on The ngho
The fth mt and for their steady and efficient Sc
ton IN executing tie orders cl yesterday, while dlsodsng
and dispensing the insurgents upon Federal Hni.
To the keniish Guards, Col Allen, us tes mandsr-iI
Chief ao tenders BE- sincere thanks aH whilehe difficult
IL Of assembling the company prevented thrir arriving IN
season 10 appear upon the field ~ acknowledges h
measure lie evidence which ihsir earliest possible arrival
gives o rr readiness 10 support the laws and authorities
% tie state. 81.
The Communicated Chief con- ratulass the several mill
tarv corn. and the 70 volunteers upon the termination
of those disturbance, which threatened u obSruct the u
lar execution of tie laws and tn endanger the peace nj the
safe And he rrioees that this object has been accom-
ni.hcd in manner which. While 1t evnceda determination
10 mafa ~ at I'LL hazards the supremacy i the laws. Was
,cu>le by exemplary fobearHnce toward those who ,d
been BETRAYED into a violation Of hcr duty as ciIlzen
S,NITEI KING Eo-rruor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
~ Drnb Cn..imerc 10.

prepsred With b, new style OF Sumner Hats on Saturday
2'tinant The sea'onable color preserved IL cenne,n
with The neanes, which has given black Cashmere .5c
great ia'or Not being colored the Drsb Cas.inere d.
nidi" extremely light without Impsrng Is proper dura
bDdy. SPENCER as Bro,dsav
my2o II One doc, h.t,yy A.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

oiENENs, Sc.--lhr subscriber having purc.a.et tho
Patent for Webbs Csmphene Burners VIII sell tue rpl'd
Patent for Couates, OF this superior Burner and Capus
al very moderate price, asi viii furnish SNAIL stool a
Lamps for each al about one hall III. iorDer price
q. W. McCREtOY, Jr. 81 Bro.dway
milo I'm "a Iafave,fe Han o,,o-,. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

" For fine assortment o! chars warranted see adyer.
i'sneBt IN another column Il Caiher.ne-sL IN as Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

PRENIUN RAZOR >rRoFs.-F.rst Premium awarded
BY American Institute, the late well each pre-
csdng Far George Saunders. l63 Broadway for the
b.si Razor Srops The Metallic Tablet invented by q.
>auadeTs produces thin, smooth edge a with
more certainty Than can be done hone, IL tenth
part The tDe. without the Of oil Any per.
on can tesi by bring ing dull and having put
order Oh them This article has been esjsb shed for
he Ia, > years and certified by several Of tie first gentle
I'm. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

Trw-YosK DAILY TRfBuSF.-i fc~ cop.s OF the ~
foluc complete. bound and for sac at ths oncr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

~ Right Of Patent Tor making CAMPHENR.

f1yeii- Hal 5n Broadway, opposite NibbP. ~ price,
r'ancei "ariy ." per cent Gw McCREDY,Jr
mo AN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

sPLrSDis DAY PEsFoRM,ScE-r ameriC iu Museum
presents great attraction tn day Aperorman.e ake place
at three O'CLOCK this AFTERNOON by Wnche tie ever com
cal dfo.rs' Celeste the dancer, Nj, Roae, Ind an
Squaws, &c &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

ANOTHER PARDoS .-Goveror Porter ha. par.
ioned Shuster convicted in Philadelphia. of tho
murder of his wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

W The Rochester Evening Post States that
we Superintendent Of the Auburn ard Rochester
Railroad, on learning the losses sustained BY pas
'"ss'' VINO had their baggage burnt in the car
Ie'io!ea on 'Aat Railroad a few DAYS since, i'm.
"''"'''C'y despatched orders for the promp, pay
ment OF liberal allow ance for those la..e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

u Judge BEEMUDE,. Of the New Orleans Pro-
bate Court. has been imprisoned for alleged
eontemp, of a mandate OF the Supreme Court. Hr
was subsequently brought up haJeas corpus,
but the Cour, refused to set him at liberty An
ef'or, was then made to show tina, the mit,mu-
was informal and Indefinite upon which question
the Court took time for consideration. meanwhile
allowing Judge Bernudez L. remain at his own
house until it should be decided. The Picsyunc
says the case excited intense interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

" State Musical Convention is to be bcld
at Woodstock, Vt, on The och Of June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
~ spcmcer'~ Limitation MoIesIsis sve,.-

ihis popular article comm -nded 10 the public a, pecu
hafy desirable, At The present time tor econony H.
elegance and durability, completes successfully ,.i A.
mo', costly Hats worn. Price 5 H. SPENCER
sl6 Fashonahlc nauer No lii Rrnal,,sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
order CT His ENcellency,
SAMUEL ". KING. Go-eruor.
ana [ er1nGs drr-fn- { Aiff
ELlsH, DYER. AdjutGn' GeHerai Of Rhode bland
PROVIDENCE. MAY l8. 1919.

ELISHA DYER, fdJufGrf bcnefgs 81 fsiode ht9fh
II The follow ~ letter should have appeared in last
but va, omitted by a blunder;
PROVIDENCE. May 10, 1872.
You will see by The papers the principal events
to-day. The insurgents instead OF returning the
guns. d cw them to a good position ard cntrcnched
themselves. They number perhaps, hundred.
do not know what course has been decided on in
mediatcly, but they will not, of course, be allowed
10 remain there Dorr dined at Woonsocket. II
i, said tina, he pledged himself to the men who a.
sisted his flight, not to return without their con-
sent Those who saw him this morning represent
him With the appearance OF broken-down man.
He .,akcd every thing upon the expedition OF last
night which 50 mi.ersbly failed. His counselcr'
have all deserted him. and be stand. alone. HI.
father, uncle and brothers we're in arms against
hi N. but this had no effect upon his nature {;
but the desertion Of hi, political friends was too
much for him Ny own opinion is that he intend
ed TO provoke fire from the Arsenal last .ht
,ilc caring Il some lucky shot nigh, bit himself.
We have had glorious display OF the real feeling
of the State to-day. The mail is closing.
C.SONrcus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

Tow fLsMHISG AND ms WIFE-Noihng, next 10 gem
ueuany behavior. goes far to establish The good
opuos OF the world strict per-ous APPEAR
ance Tom Flempng pattern ct neatne.s. Cox eI.
belsh his body, Sutton feet and sper'er his bead
and, apparently, Tom became Irresistible Yet al ti,
would not do. The united wicbery Cox and sutton ami
Spencer failed conquer beautiful black eye. the sr
rhng rays ri which bad pierced through and h1ug
heart Of poor Tom HIS eloqueRce addressed hoa.
expressive mirrors Of love vain. bot he IN them h,
own defOrnity-hi, untrimmed beard he few 10 Ch,p.
man. lo2 WDam-sireei and delivered from h. OrOrn
condition through the influence ile Nsgc Razor Stop
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

IT GENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant furr,hed pa.
DIS AMI bedrooms, with board, NJ i) Broadway mis- lm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

~ D.vIsoSs WRITING GvIDg AND INSTRUCTION.. l3i
Broadway. mvl7 Inn. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21
y Hon. League Ce.h Tailoring E.,ab.


new Cash Tailoring Esiab,stmsE, At u John-suet and
saa on band general assortment Of Cloths AMI Css,m,f
Of American manufacture Of superior yle and hns aud
variety Of cOOrs which he invites he ATTENTION o. oss
Who wi,h H. encourage own DuactoTi~r Also -
p.uOr w.etofEDgland wool blacs fancy caor~d
Cloths and CsssIneres, aud variety OF fancy
ags extra rich black >stGs &C. OF the best qus y. all 4
which wa be- made up tow for cash shoit noucr m th,
fas onse style, under the direction Of Mr " Osy.
lor Gate Of the Ne1iork Cash Tailoring Establishment
Fptonstree who's practical and mechanic abI teS
A. = universally acknos ledged.
Terms ca.h, and 10 abatement Ia pncea
a25u "a GkORGE ANDREWS, II John. street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

IL Photographic l.ikenesees, by an approved
DsguerTeoype process, By " ID. VAN LOAN. coiuer &
Chamberssl and Broadway. "a nylg lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

How LEsGuE-TO tie Nereiaats, Ship Ouner,, Ship
Builders and 0iseri ia,ersItod Foreign Commeyoe-The
Home Lea ,ue the City NewY0rk have received the
Nrpor, Of The Committee Foreign Affairs, submitted 10
Congress on the l4h Of April nit Tbs Report embraces,
IN the Appendix documents Of the highest n;eres, regard
ng the Nav CATION and Foreign Commerce OF the United
states which the Home League rose take up for IN
v..gsion and scuSon. Memorials an this subject from
d,n- i,cd seaport Of New England now be-
fore Co-gTrs ant surely becomes this great City to
awake is importance. and to also in support of Hsms
Navigation Home Industry, and Reciprocity in Commerce.
Tie Home League therefore, specially invite thu Mer-
chants ShpOwaer. and Bliiers Of this City unite
with them. and bring ihe subject the bese Of their
prriencc Regular meeting. every "Wednesday Even
ne al baEpa.t O'Clock al the Rooms Of the American In
.tuie IN the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

- II always affords much peasufc - recommend
a good article OF medicine when Il offered The
public particularly medicine that is highly recon.
msnded nv OF oldest AMI respectable phys.
cians at u the With the sarsspsr IVA sud T0aaio
Buffers, which sold by Brown, 60 MashneiOn-street
Boston
The high reputation IN which they held rs ibo>s o
have used lhen in chronic long Standing d.
guarantee Of their valuable properties Times.
Sold b, the agents, 4. Is. ID SANDS, Druggist. No.
~ Sutton It, Of Gold leo Fulton - rs Broadway,
II East Broadway. mvIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

% The Narragnnsett Bank, in WEXFORD. h. l.,
was entered on the night si the 10th inst. through
a back window. The Burglars demoli she'd 4 great
nart OF the brick work surrounding the vault, but
did not succeed in getting il open, ana Jeff without
carrying anything away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

u Letters have been received in thi. city from
persons on board TIE irigate [. States, from which
We learn that She arrived at Rio Janeiro from Ma
deira on the 9TH instant and remained there the
l4h. undergoing some slight but needful repairs,
preparatory to rounding Cape Horn for hcrds,tina-
ton IN the Pacific.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

THr prrr IloAN-r~o Young ren men
Alexander Smith and Gcor-s Lippah, and O. h.s,
were arrested by the police oa Nedacsi'y r'eni'
fer issuing end selling ? small paper called tr.
- Evening Gazc,,c.' which contained .a'n.l''d
accoun, of drcl iouel, between Mc'>f' We
and S,apy. in which the former va. - 81 io be-
killed. They were taken tc'orc a." MaYor anil
held % bail IA the nous own rccosaizancr 90 ape
pear Yesterday morning. They appeared again
before bis Honor Yesterday morning when ise
matter was Dismissed lrhl Chr0a. .oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

As EXTRA PAssESGER.-Whe the St. Law
renee was ploughing her way through old Ontario
on Thursday last, the wife of a respectable emf
grant gave birth IN a daughter, who. upon the -ug
cc.,ion OF Capt. Van Cicvc, was -prinkled with
few drop. from its bright, sparkling waves, and
named Mary Ann ~. Lawrence fdrriiiis.'
Rochester Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

~ We learn, says the Newark Daily that be-
tween and o'clock on Monday morning last
fire broke out in the dwelling house OF Messrs.
Ru,hfarth and Andrews, about a mile north OF
Bellcyilc. in Harrison Township, which MAS con-
.umed with nearly all its contents. The family
bad barely time - escape in their night-clothes.
The fire originated, it j. supposed, IN the kitchen
chimney. which wa. very old and detective
Loss = 600; insured for q 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

Tho President Of the nicd Sta'c'. a'c"mpnn-
led by the Secretary ct War and MAJOR 'rrt'a'
Scorr. coc. 10 Baltimore this morning tN i"'iia'
ton ut Major General SrsviRr, i'r ire purpose
ofro,irving the body oi Volunteer trool ''Ne'
in the vicinity Of that ciiy. Tie Ptcs.d'.' NIT ."
escorted on the excursion by Captain Nc tit'
Inc ,oariccr company >ihc Marion !''r ,''r''
of thi, civ Na' lHi -"'h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

FlR1-The extensive Touring mill of Jane,
Craig. near Glena, III. wa. DESTROYED by fire on
the 5lh inst Loss $4,000. No in,urance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-21

We learn that the Schooner Henry Clay, Capt.
Nathan Foster Of Machas, on Saturday. 4th
inst. when about thirty miles South OF Monhegin,
split, and instantly filed and capszed. james,
the son Of the Captain. was drowned in the cabin,
and the cook was nearly damned 10 death by the
sudden moving of the lumber The Captain and
crew remained on the wreck five hours. and were
taken Oh by Capt. Godfrey of Brig Balkan, and
arrived in this city yesterday. Bangor Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
FOR SALE.

rs 2, ..:: :: ::: ":' a.. -: .,::;
stable. below the Fxehan-e TO-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
Correspondence Of the United States Gs'sn'.
NEw YoRK, Wednesday, Z. NJ.

NEW ONk, WCuNtsuly, I. NJ.
We have had thick fog and damp weather
Throughout the day, which had prevented any yes
sels from making the land. The eastern aud nor
thern mails were also delayed in conscquJnc
neither at which arrived before noon
There IS very little doing in domestic exchanges.
! enclose You a list of quototon,.
Domestic Exchanges Philadelphia 4 a ); Rich
mond aud Norfolk 2 :; Charleston y II; Sal
vannah u; Augusta 81 p; Mobile I3i a IA;
new orleans a 8; Nashville IS! i6; Louisville
ens4; Cincinnati a $, 81. Louis IS 20.
Inc Transactions in foreign exchanges are mode
rate at 4 81 ON London, and 2si u 37I on
France.
Inc Gotten market is heavy; slles of COO bales
were made to day at 6 81 COZ Upland and Flo,iI,
81 lol; i"r Noble and g. 10. for New Oflenns
The hour market Is firm; 500 a 1000 hbls Genes.
see have been sci IN small erces ut So 25 and 800
Deorgeiown at ST; 500 bushels New Orleans corn
nj - tentS aud $50 sacks do at the same pr,ce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

Inc Hill aud Hubbard factions, IN New Hamp-
'"''e' have come to blows. Ia Contention, both
parties proposed President; they could not agree
and the matter was decided by sticks and fists
and the llil-ites prevaleI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
AOC I1OEC ATFS
Ttfis ia 4,
BY INLoEs X BROTHER.

RE1uLAR SALE DAYS Tu~.i,,. T,.r.,,v...ts,,
'Aoerai cash advances = ic on Cossls Intent
On saturday March 5th. ist2 II IA, ,o,,.,., =, n,
- We MI sell lea ifoutu 81 aots =, ,.sof,g-c,t n
ruin,ti'e, 1Ioesrs' etc. CONSISTING in part on
Mahogany -idehoaTds bureau.
Cane and Wood Chairs
Toilet Tables. Rocsna thar.
nreiktast am iinug tables
Whiskey. Brandy and GIN
Sugars and Molasses IN bbfs
Hams AMI shoulder Bacon
'soni Frsn Burer
sap Candies and starch, etc ETC.
ALSO,
Several superior Fea'h~r Rcis AMI Hair u,,,,.,...
HORSES.
A. III O'Clock several saife an.ib.rn... Ill.,.
80 s,pI VE- MAKERS ANDs ADDLERs
~ par Nomsns anil Chiiircn's shoes
10 DO Morocco AMI KID tf,ner,
~ sizes ssirtnS sole Leather, prime quai,y
70 pair Mems Boots
me above articles. part Of shoemaker. .,oek h
u ABOUT closing his business and re ~ Nno
I - '"' reserve INLoES & BROTHER
, NEW BAROUCHE, SC.
Will be aided. handsome new Rlr,1.bc, ,ls, .,A
S'@hu@I second hand Buggy, with horse ami harness.
TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.
AT the same time,
- sets hubs
carnage beas and seps
several shafts. wheels uart al . .-ikv a.. t.,,--
vice and plyefs, and other tools 10y ~ ''"'Ns'
TO CONCHOLOGIsTs
rf IrlS nHoin.hs' a. ii O'Clock, rare and ehoe,
:. .lceuoh oi curious shells selected by renern,n
OF taste. NH ISLOEs A BROTHER .,,s,a
D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

MIR Webster, IN his letter to the Tyler Dinner ia
Philadelphia, says noting abou, "Our jphig P,e,i
dealt"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
nv LAST EVENINGS Mali.
No news Of The Steamer.
CoNGREss-TnuRsnAY

Ia the Senate, Mr. Smith OF Indiana, continued
ue debate on Mr Gays resoatohs.
In the House, the Rerenehment report was un-
der consideration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
PIOUGHS.

w bMc aiding Nv our nsaurfuenfhv the ,r,,,,f az .
W supplies Our stock will coon be ff /, f,r,. ~, "
g' afctdytl croncfed TO- The Farmers Of W., I
,flclnr cvcty s.t"' fr"n ti1i fo fi5 Pi,I.7 T., M
disposed to ef,miuc are rCquelfctio cam ana i.0, ~ ~
PC Le.-el. mh GRErrFR 4 rrtKr
GILK suAWLs, SPRING HANrttt,s
- 60 hduisufur assortment of Ia sl...I. 49,
Muii.t+ cit,m j. o.. CUNNINGHAM n
mhl Ncw anil thcfp tlsh Dry Golis sf,te
S'fFhlOh TEA aul I'll Other luItIrs boz Cine ..r.
- ccIy unc--llr sale vcIy low. hv Me late firm 90
mh' WYATT, WINSTON. POLLARD a 90
)AHASOLs. SUN SHADES, 60 hsttsa,e
assortment of tho abovr gooi- isf received t o ~,
aac low'W CuNNiNGHNW's
mhi New and cheap cash nv rao.i. q bod,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
~ t.S -''''c can 90 seen az our stare. | 4
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL-
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.

p NJ Nv 60 NhspAl afternoon, 10Th inst. al a O'Clock
= " "a tic premises, We shall sell AZ auction Il, ~
sIounl 90 lsla street. between an { S. belonqing y,
le estate OF the l1e Eim'd walls on which ts 49, a.
"' rs a. present occupied by NJ David Curry
. properly fronts - feet l3th Il AMI rtJns bsk
q to "a aey m feet inches. which communicate
alley q sect wide. running from I3hto Itft :,
20. tenire OF business being me sfree Ia, ans
~ So. Noe N1rehou,e, the cly Mills Basin g. TGe
occupant las lease on the prem ses Tor seven
S l'h tle trst lay of June last 40 s}u per annu,
ifaur t4Afiefly-h is Co keep the premises b. st -
l- Is own expense sud 10 paw all puol. faTes and
i,,.'s tAerelinc $50, and nor to rnlctet without
lease. 1900 fS'--i' "i ioIi-rlEe % the
lease snd plan Of the properly can be seen at our
,,i,, s-ihui cash and the balance At ani p
Win interest Negotiable notes and deed q ma
On me property viii be required 10 secure he ere5
= 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

TUT second Scasion ~ The Academic year commence.
outhc = Of Mtrch. and cnda on the 1lst tuiy
hut'fW Language, On u -haw
Ma'hcmHfrs. : N,ur.,,
Modern Language, Outlet
bulHHIi, Suc1d
Tcrmq For Classic amt N,fhrntn,r g.,
Eurhah UrfurhrH Id
French trUral
fCy-CompIor Will coIy.
mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
nnOK-kItIspI.n

I1E advcua'r ID desir'uH of obtaining situl .on as
zoos hcrpcf Doc has boon cmr'nfoi .or vclts. 10 .ue
NV ln' inei tc-rr ahls Fnrwartfr sni Cnumi ION
-'H W Nrnn'ttnie cnuVrrelu with s' fhr fiIs 10
w l'Iuf'i lu7 'uuiing-to7u Satisfactory references
u' gwen NJ in capacity, integrity, and moral |I1ff
w,W 'umnIif LHur, boo reference fH TIE above. a.i.
n,s..,l io w w. Post once, Richmond will receive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
DUNInUg

TUE BOARD nf Directors OF flc Ri-borpt r,,, , .-.
- l'g have dcrIlr. Dividend of "a pcr cent .u n
gus lnt ihc lastt months, PAYABLE on The i bro liant
,rt vs. o' THOMAS \ Rusr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

The Bank panic was on the increase in New Or
leans, at the last dates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
TRIfST SAfr

IDN Virtue 81 Dcct OF Truss cr,,,t..tt y rt,,,.su
ID ntd the 18Th dry of Mivrh tstt ,,, Int "A
the Uueurr tour ~ The CITY of Wirhr,uJ t,e ,o.t.
tirr"d Will procgrd a. cell on THURSDAY ibe tnh In H.
NJ ~ O'clock ", NJ public aucfon AMI tr r,rf al d.
fcsi cuco of fc aid Thomas td. nn Main .rr,f ,.,
uc Cabinet Ware Rooms ofA Porter Iii ito nrc,er,s
the asd deed conveyed, much thereof ~ r1 h.
necessary ~ eafy the provisions of the ddeeJ r,
Property CONSISTS Of Household aud Kitchen Furnure of
good quality.
abb 81 GEORGE W. GRETTeR, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

ADDITIONAL.
VIII Do atlet % tha above 81 A General ,ss.,. -,
GroceTies, consisting IN r,rf.f --''' "s'o' Aeu' 81
- nnds Porto Rico sugar
~ DO No Q, Il CroiK.GBK
3 EaEs RIO Coffee
~ DO superior Oh lava
. % boxes GInpozier Tea
ian CHESTS % and Young Tyson
. ID 80 P0uchons, in / lb napcrs
- BoTes WOosey a wooisey srrsf
~ Iierces pure sperm Winter OH
- kegs gfouni Ginger
p BS.s Brazil sugar
b Boxes White Havana
10 Bales soft shell Almonds
81 Boxes VI COW Class RIO
<vVvp havana ana PriGci ne Cgars
ALSO,
Hhds bright and dry Bacon sides
o. Hbis lsf prunf WhisEcy
- Boxes Scotch Herrirv- U,,r,,5 ct, r..-.A
BRANDY sicily and Por Vine &c. etc "' '
lcrfns-i mos over slIo
WILLIAMS a HAXALI Aue,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NOTICE
TO DEBTORS OF WYATT s WHITE.
TUE Subscribers. trustees Of the lac firm of wyaft &
Nnuc hcfcpF give notice that they have authorized
VT mos Wne o collect AMI otherwise close tho fch,s
Que tosait trm Al ptrsons indebted. are expected a
maze immediate payment % him io either tho uu
d't--ncd. WI BUTLER.
a. JNO MOMBLE.
Riehmoul. March O., 1872. Trasfes,
mh 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

"a Monongaia Lottery. Class D-To he drawn March
ist< 'sitals- st29i. i76i, 90 OF 100, etc Whole
uckets slO-shares in proportion
certificate of package Of 9b whole tic kets will no
sent Tor sl5j-shares in PROPORTION.
priers for tickets shares certificates Of
~ wy LousTy advertised hyJ q Gregory a Co attended
~lnus creates punctusiy and drawings sent Cwhen
ieesteb immediately after the drawing II addrcssed 10
feb - notI co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

hICHM M, March b, 1872.
The pitca nictc .lcl no rt Cause arr tcrrbv node,
tai have appointed M0hdly Aptl iih. 1872 the time an.
ths uhicc The plrc commence Inc crrcuon of 3D.,
'reeuinr ORDER, on which dly ri Iuuciuck A. 81 ti.,
arc revue ted to attend
Mn. PORTtAuN.
u,h r-tawff Aurii Comm ..i,,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

NOTICE.
TIT creditors ~ ihc late firm NJ wyatt 4 White. or
i.'f dny authorized representatives. are rcrursfrI
fu cl a. the office off the Cctk of flc Uusf4r Cln ~
ihs CIV AMI unite 900 TIE deei of said wyatt q Wbifc
'tc rccnrciu ihcr behalf or tey wil NOT he cnt,lci
i' share inthc proceeds Of the assets OF said fuu.
wv = BUTLER
RthI'oui, lsf Much,l-is T,g',,,,
mu . 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-05

rFK INr packet schr LIBERTY. Hopkins. master.
lxkH now IuafnE, WI meet with fapaf-h. For ffciahf
- or passage itply cn board uPcKcr's wharf on
N-o FISHER q son