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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

gPWe have received aoiices fIcm
our subscribers in Sugafloaf township,
of the i.regulari,y in their receipt Of
our paper. We can assure them that they
are mailed every Friday afternoon, and for
wa,ded by the way OF Berwick aud Cam
bria. VIII Inc Post Masters a: these two
Offices locs TO it, and ase then, regularly
forwarded. %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
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BE Kind 10 Four Father and Lend Dfe
Yoar CocE'-in fanilal Conversation with
Ex-Pre.den, Van Buren, iae other day, one
Of orr jocos ciiizens made some inquiries
as to General Jackson, and Mr.. Van Blu.
rem asked tho gentleman knew personly
the Gen eIali
'Ceriainly, was the reply; bless his old
snow top, have shaken the old hero's hand
bolh before and after he was made Presi-
lenl.'
lie would, ,perhays now have satisfaction
in receiging word iro1 you them res.
ponded the polite ex.s,atesmsn; 4 will
gladly bear a message from yeu. l.,
there anything that you would ask him
iofT'
Nothing bu. one of llis old oals, was the
reply.
'Onc OF his cid coa,s'' said Van Buren,,
with bland and quiet smile, which show.
ed that he anticipated something droll.
'Yes--one of the Generals old military
coats
IVY, what wculd you do with i?'
IN iell you what I'd do with il, ,Mur.tn
Van Buren, satd the iacetous gentlemen,
I'D stick il upon pole On fiat boat, hoat
il down 10 fiie Balize, and anchor il lhere, To
frighsn away those d--d British steamers!
NO. Pieayurs;
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
BUCHANAN ABROAD.

We take the following extract FROM the
'Flag Of ,he Union a leading democratic pa.
per published g: Tuscaloosa, Alsosma;
Mr.. Buchanan' the distinguished Penn.
syvania Senator. has been nominated for
the Presidency by very numerous meetings
of the Democracy both at Harrisburg and
Piltshnrg. They seem 10 be in earnes. in
tho Keystone State, in pressing Mr. Bach-
anan's claims for this office He is GER
ainly well qualified both ia moral and pol.
iIieal character, and has mo;a than sufficient
talents for the high station.
sss9ns..-zzrz.-xsa
'Hiil no: The Keystone Of ,hs Arch
speak forth and proclaim ihroughou, the
breadth of this land, that she has a son, in
thc name of Governor Porter, worthy and
every way qualified for the second office III
this Republc!'
Westsrg (lndiana) Dsmesrai
No, the Key Of The arch viii do
no such lhings. She has already proclaim.
ed throughout the breadth Of this land, lha.
she has son, in the name of JAMES
BUCHANAN, worthy and every way
qualified for tie FIRST Office in thsRepubic.
The democracy of Pennsylvania have
no. asked that any of ser sous should re.
ceiye the honor Of The sscond office in the
gi(. of the people, nor do thsy intend 10.
Sale Cept. Gazette.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.

The I.iberater; a very ably conducted
abolition paper. published by William Lloyd
Carlson, al Boston, is ont strongly In fa-
vor Of dissolcing the North from the South
and says !aat will be the leading question
bslore The Aut.Slavery Convention which
is 10 assembleia New York, tho 1lth OF
May. II is greally to be regretted tina,
such men os Garrison, Adams, Giddings,
Whittier, Bursigh, and others Of our mos.
talented couniryaien allow their Fanansal
opinions to lead them SO far from duty 10
their country, aud 10 the poor slaves, them
selves. They can never effect The liberia.
ton Of the southern slaves by such a,temp,
serves 10 (asten more strongly the ienars OF
the oppressed. Ii is question: wkch, like
every other reforms of The kind, must be
reached--ii il Can be reached at abby so.
Der reason and common sense, and mol by
iaaammatory appeals and incendia.y pubica
tions.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The Virgis:a election as far as heirA
from is decidedly ia favor Of the dsnsocrs.o
party. Forty Ave counties have bcen heard
fles,. and ike result Of the election for mem
mers of the Uouse of representatives., is
20 democrats 10 "a whigs--beiag gain OF
en- IN enbers sucs last session.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

Al an Elsstfn heiA at oaiiawisssS > on the
I'd inst. for Mice's of the C@ts ,sissa
Bridge Company, for the easuins @har, ths
following persons were duly elected =.
Presideat-Geo,ge Ii. Willis.
Manag William MeKelyy. Stephen
Baldy, Jofeph Brobsl, Joseph Paxton, PC
ter ScAmick, O. D. Leib.
Secretary and 3reasurcr-~Ezra s. Hay
hurst.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
E.MI0RATION.

The Cincinnati Gazette says.--Y'he
number of emgrants who had left this city
sor the Eerihegn par, Of Illinois, and Iowa
Territory, by The way of 81. Louis, as We
are informed by officers Of the boats. has
been unusually large this season. Boats
leave our lardipg almost daily, crowded
with substantial emisran.s from the back
country, with their live stack and farming
apparatus, bent upon seeking y cir fortunes
in Ihe distant wilderness, The principle
nuniber seems to pitch upon the territory of
Iowa, as their place Of 'se!.lemen,.!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

The following named members lave
died since the commencement OF the 26lh
Congress:
From Massachusehs -Jae,ss C.Alvord.
From, Ne,o York --Anson rsown.
from Pennsyiug,iia - William W. Pot
ter, Enos Hook, Charles Ogle. William 5.
Ramsey, Henry Black, Davis Dimick, jrr
and Joseph Lawrence.
From North Carsliaa--Lewis VIII
liams.
From Kensneky-Simon II. Anderson
From lNis,O~ivA!Ssr, G. HARRISON.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

One of the city missionaries Of Boston, a
few days since, Witnessed singular scene
il that city. In q miserable hovel of a
house which he entered. he found man
lying dead, with sems OF The family drunk
ABOUT him. In the same room with the
cerpae couple were being marred--the
bridegroom wearisg the very clolhrs which
the dead msn had Jaat cass off, and every
thing was going eeEy merely as though
il was joyisl iine --PennsAlvaniea,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
EaKEyhafzsEi,

In the casa Of Nicholas 6iddte. .CspPsrlf
waite and Co. Cor conspiracy TO defraud the
United States Bank. tho proceedings have
been queshed by the Court.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
The joilo'Uing toast acss given by Vat-
entine Best, at Harrisburg, JsauGYy,
1910

y Best: Hon. Jaaes Buchanan, the
rising stat, no. Of Pennsylvania, but Of tue
Union The "Siar Of the North" and ihe
whole north will report in favor Of his nom
ins,ion for the Presidency, and in the event
Of their report being adopted BY national
convention, the north will confirm il by ma
joriiies worth counting
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
.4necao< Of tie East War.--It will be
eeollected that the U.SYrieate Constitution.


Captain Stewart, having eluded the British
squadron IN The bay,was chased into Marble
head by two!Flgasea. The approach OF the
enemy was SO rear that II Was at first sup.
Peseo lhey woeia ioiio" ner ihio inc haroor,
ana when iney nsuied OIL 10 .he'ea'sward'I II
was Supposed :" oe WIZ" view 70 eau 70
'"e'r a'o 'ue D"lwash' ('f,! men hear' IN
otueF 70 renaef we ees"us''oh OF o's IRON
s,u's 'ne nio,o Easy a"a oe''a'"' nus
,ases;eneo wi'i On a''scS' 'he people OIL
n,s'Dse,eau y, SEM 70 ''a,sm !" .he MaJor
oei'sra' o' 'ne 'hl,,.a .. 'has uNi''on' 'of
assistance IN sePen'hs ~. was csopa'n
Mo'n'ng' anu pearly sh u'o .people oi 'ale''
we's ~ vHUcyn' wneh '"e n'essehsers ar''v.
ee' Oae VI "'S oi"'eis Vi Sa'e"' reg m'n'
o.nnas .,S"ay neno' c'. o-.h ~ NJ, nu"Gy
cnnrch' was SEM iof a! churoh 10 Tue midss
" .no so,I,on' J'o nc '"'A'eu's'oly "ep. oP
" we p",P'' anu "iu 'ne p'e'cper 'i'e ie"s'
a! as h',ie NV, d''sohcef'su 90 'no'sn cnna' AZ
ns m 0n.'' .iaa poun oious". up ,ot uarr'9a'. y,
va. ns".ey hn1"onoeu VIC pu'pu,a ~ Inv
message 10 MS saugaegaM'h' ssst"ion' n,
aa'u rs ''e oou"'', - 'uV'uou' ,ne Oo',an'
.'''' N"r'H," 'te" '''u'o o'I" o"asou ir'o
~ mo'",s"elu, ~. ''S Socd nos0 n n' ,sa ~.
uoops ~ M ue'P me" uo's"u 'er a"u VIC
'o~.. we eau preao.' .t a''u nsar .ie gospei
ahotner 'ifnS!'-tAa WINS aisn'iSss0 'hs as
se'ho'h
'sss - >.
fo'c 10 eScer'dih 'ae age % Eorse.--
In purchasing horse, not The ieass lmpor
lahl matter rs 10 DO aole 70 'ei' ms age. in
transfers OF ordinary farm ana saddle horses
great imposition are oiten PFao''ced upon
The e'credvlous and initiated purchaser. 70
prevent this, to as great ex'ea! as possible
Tor tho future, is the o9ject OF 'his eommu'
nlca'Ion to the PUBIC. Inc mosi certain
means oi asceris'ning the age oi morse
is TO examine tie changes wHich 'ake place
with the teeth. the we've 'front.' teeth be-
gin 20 sho2flh about swo weeks a''ef me
colt IS iolts7b These are called colt ,seih
ana are shsa al a'hsreh' pef'ods' a"h re
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
John Quincy Adams is now seventy

John Quincy Aaams is now seventy
years Of age, and has been in public life
4s years In 1894 he was appointed minister
to Portugal. In 1907 minister TO Prussia.
III 1903 he was elected U. s. Senator, and
remained in that body un!l 1909, at Which
time he was sent 10 Russia as minister.
On his re,a1n In 1911, he was appointed
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of The United
States In 1913 he was sent as ore of the
Associate Ministers at the treaty Of Ghenl'
kn 1916 he resolved the appoinlmet of Min.
is.er TO England, and wtile abtoal in 1917
was selected by Mr.. Monsne as the Sec
re,ary OF State, in which Office he continued
until the time Of his elevation to tire Presi.
dency in 1895. In 1882 ne took his seat
in the lower House Of Congress. where he
has been prominent member continuously
from then TO the presen, day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
Sersins Apprenticeship for a NTfa--

Ihe reader may remember that tho Dow
eyer Coun,ess d Wes.m moreand was one of
ibe ,ie,led personsges VINO visited tbs Uni
ted States las, ssmner' A curious anecdo,o
is related of her marriage, She was the
only daughter OF the eminent and imH ensely
wealthy banker Child, who fiourished in
London about the lime Of the French Revolu
ton. When he died, he made will, lsav-
ing all The property 10 his daughter on con
Gition that che shovldj marry mechanic,
(hc commenced life, himself as srewer,)
who had served aieguar apprenticeship Of
seven years at his trade. If she married
any other person, the whole estate was to
ALLEVIATE from her and her heirs. The then
GsrI Of Westmore land met her by chance
at a ball given on some public occasion bv
the Luid Mayor. lie resolved, if she was
willing 10 Marry her, and on her consent
ing to wal, seven years, he bound himsclS
apprentice 10 Nj. Pollock, a highly re.
spectacle saddler in Piccadiiiy; aud actual.
ly learned the trade. He served his seven
years aud exhibited saddle whiei, he had
made TO the entire satisfaction OF The exeen
tors under the will, and gaze Tile for for
tune; Miss Child became a Duchess and
The mechanics spprentice one of Tho wealth
les, Earls of England. After all, ne serv
ed only half as long as poor Jacob-who
gave sevan years OF serviiude for Rachael
and seven more Leah--and did not ge. SO
much cash as his Lordship by pretty cousi-
derable difference.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
Me. ueb5-Having few laisu,, f,o.

men,s, have placed on paper, few of
the many reasons, ,hat crowd ,hsmselvas
upon my mind, why uev coHniy should
not be formed out Of parts Of Columbia and
Luzerse, aud should yeu think proper, yoo
msy publish them.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07

That Davaoia College Riot. tuys o. be
Ahasx.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
BALTIMORE MARKETS

once Of The .7mtriean-.May 30, s p. "
RAIL ROAD oRDERS.-we quote to.dav n,
66,c. in the dollar.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-The Notes of
wheeling Banks are selling at 10 49, per cent.
discount and those OF all the other Virginia Banks
at per cent
Cal ILE.-Prices Of Beef cattle have ru,.d
somewhat lower to-day than last week. OF I70
mead That were offered at the drove yards. 100
Sold at prices ranging from 81 Is to So IS per loo
lbs. ns IN quality. PN' ''O
FLook.-We note sales Of some p,rcels n,
Howard street Flour of good standard bronJ. S,oO,
stores 10 day at So 6Si, which quote as the Store
price now. The wagon is IS so. ''O'
sales OF City Mills Flour on Saturday at So. on
time without interest. ~ N0' OIL
=, n es sales oil Susquehanna Flour on Saturday
Nv go vi. cnsh. The mnIket is almnsi knrn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
nv LAST kvBNIHo.s ssAII.
COMPLEMENTARY.

The Appor'ioomen, Bill was debated in the Sc
nate during the day. 7O.GsO was finally agreed TO
as the ratio by vote Of % to ls.
In the House, Mr. Menwether offered a resolution
calling upon the Secretary OF the Navy for all or.
ders issued since the LIST OF May in reference to III,
building, squpping. and launching vessels, and
-hat d'smissas Of workmen had been made, and
the reason therefor.
This threw the Corporals Guard into commo-
uon-and they resisted an amendmen,-vh;.b
was propo'ed-ealliug FOR ALL the correspondence
on the subject The previous question hayin, been
ealied-this amendmon, was not in order. e...o,
by unanimous consent.
We doubt whether MIR Upshur will &c, GU, of mi,
business with any better credit than he did the
u'sun'"n controversy. Il will doubtless appear, that
he ordered the wOrkmen to he dismissed. IN n net.
anu with the 'ie- Of making Congress unpopular.
'of refusing him the millions he wished to .quan
der.
The army bill was discussed during the remain.
der OF dsy-by Mr. Gimer and Mr. Meriwe,he,.
IN favor Of reirenehment, and by MIR Lowell OF
Maine in opposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
CLARKE's OFFICE.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
(An1 others IN EolIo,N

:, (And others 10 follow)
m9nonsalh Academy, No 3, draws at Petersbp,. WI,
80 '1nS u ana receivable THURSDAY morniny csrlv
M SUM ZOO dOo 1900 Ili1 3 or ION N :, 30
Nv ~ ~ Of 100 % Of 100 ETC. CO NosNli dawn
Stanl Consolidated No ca, draws a, w1rniry,,, NJ,
nins'H nay June l. and received by Thursiay Eve
Pnzss.sl2ooo, 10 of 100, etc. etc. 7sin an, >, one
''"ul- ACADEMY. NJ =, draws a. the EXCHANGE n, al
~ 49,. Pm, Friday, June - ~
a.. s'ur, -ls, 1898. HOO Of son n N, . ~
"'' e'1' - ia ana II out Tickets only e. ' -
Academy, Class G. Saturday June T. al AleXan.
~ rrIes-s3Ono 1000 son 22 200 poo ION ,soo
80: ioV ~ OF 800 10 of7tO. 10 Of co Is 81 ON -. ss
OF ''v' - IA and 10 out. Tickets slO. ~ ~'1 hV'
Nohonsala' Class II, draws al Alexandria ID & ss,,
pri-.. .,ooo, 49,. June II.
tics silc1i 1000 6737, NJ 500 Of ooOo N .
si1 <0o' luoO' ~ Of 90, etc. Is in and u out
Ch'on Lottery, Class 5, Draws al Alexandra n e s,
n iay. June IS - 0@'uI-
tcnt s51Nu, lnsp jJsU, 3jO 3sO $50 laa, an -,
i'o'' - Nos IN AMI Il out. Tickets slO '''' - VI
eesouts 'lass H. draws At Alexandra ID C. s,,pr,,
Pdzes-e3 2o5. lO5l5' 5Ssi a., am, s-,, ,,-, 49,
- lut ~, 100, .3u, 1880 IAll 80 Of nm
NOS ia ahi 10 drawn Tickets $40 N' e'S' q
orders from The country in apv Of IN. 49,,
'hCiosins the cash. Will be PROMPTLY affso lei =,
~ ~, n, drawings forwarded, Il desired
ulA WIN D. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
PREMIUM PIOUCu.

NJ y have on naud the the best ass,rr,er t t-.s.f
Nf0' IWp.tHfHfs ever before offered by a. .,i Il,
Tor slch implements, to qua anfcc stics Our
"sh arc ruu some uf The most arrrovci factories m
PREMIUMS
lar any other Plough With which We ar, ,etu,.,,c d..
'aN'92 ~2i in che ll, 90 or - months about on, ~ ~
Z SSWl'u l.N' cWirc satisfaction 10 ihc Farmers who
menu We fnk W. hazard nothing boz
remark, That our ''' '''c
PATENT PLOUGH
mas received IS Premiums. No a afc cthiifon IN NJ,
ohuscu~, and that too when The then bssf pi6.rb v,s
tei we refer tn Pfou'y Mcars Atour Isfe P,ir re-,
" l-nu' iu ic manufacturers say that though f,e,c
MtI'trNcrh exhibited We had none on the rround Ttcs.
nls9s have never failed 90 receive the Premium when
hesidcs the advantage over Prouiy 4 Mesrs, Plane,
'p'N' enumerated, 70 irii iGsf l.4rrr ani DO better sr
~ '' lnS dct W. arc satisfied. having sold tr 4, inc
Rough ourselves Tho following o.. rart Of orr sfot
rn' morse patent rrcmrm F.oulh.............st sn
Thrrc anl f,ur N, '"''"- iio" % ip J., 0
~ "'i''' sil' hN 'o l'...................60 O
Ti',sc DO 10 4o...................io %
-. .' 10 ''...................ff %
~ '''tc' c"ginou Plough, frnu...........2 solo q O1
a. -. e., io...................f uu 90 q ~
W4ioi ttfow oOf nd
n t ~, tu Co. on
80, 81. ~
a, ~, " great variety. 10 rs on
..............1 % 20 no
,,Aei with good assortment of Garden Tr,fs A
N''ttv"eIa great bargain iu $500 Wheat Tmcshinr
'ali AMI examine our stock
m,n GRETTER rEAEE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
RIO. VI. SAUNDERS.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
w I'll practice In the Superior and Inferior Courts OF
uo Wy and county of Henrlco. For the ptesent
81 os Iouhi AZ We Jefferson House, n street few
'TpI an s, The City Hail. on the opposite side.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

The venerable HEsRr Southland, the father Of
the presen, distinguished President OF the u. State,
Senate, died at his residence in Baskenridse Som,r
set county, New Jersey, on the 22d instant. n, thu
advanced age Of IS years.-Bah finer.
NEW FLoUR.-The first new -four manu(.c.
'ured ms season, was made by Col VIM. Han.
cock OF Monroe County, North Carolina. The
Fayetteville Observer states that the wheat wns Gu,
on the 18Th May, thrcshed on the 2ls,, ami ground
on the 22nd.-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
rhUsr sALt. Or HOIsE AND Lor-

~ Ii
Near the W est end Of street
~ Virtue OF a deed of tIust executed Nv Iosi,, 7
ID NOo.son tie t0li .lay of Sepfeubs, "a l.
n poses herein mentioned, auf which las been ay
seoraSd ln the office 81 the Clerk 81 Ienrico County
Court shall, on tt tSDAY the 7th day Of J,ne 49,, ~
ySoSs 20 the afternoon Upon The premises proceed 70
se Al pibhc auction 70 the highest bidder 5r $50 ~
certain loi piece OF parcel OF land living on The s,S
SIC OF street. near the property OF the laie Judre CIR
anu shor distance wcst OF The Corporation line ~ ft
eyoi Richmond fronting p feet on street. ana ,,nn,s
a9ns me west side e street l4s feet 10 - To-
aey upon ths lot Is large brick double honse 10
sores hish besides basement and garrett all ~ el 6isS
iot me accommodation Of genfee family Also I,r,o
urck carriage house aud stable The dWeIiDs bo,,s -
atcy been put IN goo1 order, Is now occurieo ~ -
tor" aud rents Tor $50 per anuuu, anai. 10 s.,cr,
petN winch Wa conveyed fo the sait Josiah Wo,5.,
~ me Zee o. Edward Valentine and wife ree,rf4 49,,
me 'Iers'~ once ct ltcnuco C1rnfy Uouri. Il"
ue Ute to The above pToE tel eve u be erfa.t
ou aetn2 rs trustee shall only convey such ffie a. ~
'eSlei 10 me 10y SAD deed OF trust THO TALLEY
=. = w., sole Acting Trustee.
MANUFACTURING MILL FOR SALE
lHE un1crsisned will sell AZ public an ,t,p ON Fr.,,,
me ian OF neHt montn, the unexpired Term mas r.
- OF tease on hat % the public AruDory o fbis
ny ioimerY snown as the Burr1- Mil Ils now A., o.,
~ sulg!.ot ordet Tor making n5ur TIE uachnerv vi h
lease will expire 10 iSiS. - anu ''e
Terms Of sale-l.3f in cash. and the h,t,,.. .u -.
e't4i' payments on credit Of 3 andC months
wM DICKINSON
MAI, Al surviving partner Of Dickinson a smell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
BY INLUEs . BKOrliLK-
FURNITtrpE cpOc,,,-,

FURNITURE, GROCERIES, &c.
va thursday Morning June - al ~ o,ctoek an ,,, ~,
1870 general variety " Household Furniture = "
"a haIs Bets and Be'isteais. Mahogany Bn,:sn
nsoosI Is handsome side Tables Canton Man,ns
ALSO
p Nnisty Of miscellaneous goods. such as Crocsr,cs
oths goods. y mes Win numerous
FASHIONABLE SUMNER CLOTHING.
Immediately AFTER the sale in front NJ onr 49,
49, "h l'-ors an extensive and well So l.rt.i -,
mont ~ Fashionable Cothin- .. osiq-,nS in assert
Ii.t Lneh aud sumner Cloth FToek ana Dress Cn,
~ ,a-snefe and thrilling Pintaloons: sIit y,i,
sl naIseles Vests; Vesings Of various
linen Drlling and Plaid PantaloOn Stuff
ma 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
Id. NJ. HOHT ~ cos OFFICE.
RtcLvloud Ia

""'rs OIL va Mononsala Loliery. Extra No. "a Drawn
18th Nav
6' Pi Is IS II 90 20 II 6i 10 81 as
rSwins OF Virginia Mononsana Lottery Glass c-D,av,
.Sih Nav.
~ 6s q 20 81 81 80 y ~ n ~ 80
Drawing OF Va Monongala Lottery Nh ~.
IS Ga 80 u ~ - G5 70 % u TO- a.
n, u NJ IIOIT a co.
Drawing sent (when reques,ed) as soon s the Ir,yn,
800 ''"c's Hiic'N t"nricnuil 9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

commissioner appointed 10y Mr.. Bell. to inves-
tsa'e frauds IN the Indian Department, has made a
report, disclosing extensive and startling frauds and
duplicating individuals occupying high snions.
TIE House of Representatives has called u,on
the Secretary of War FOR this Repor,-ond he, il is
said has refused TO deliver up. His reasons have
not transpircd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
JAMES PHALEN u co.., Managers.
RIoHNoED. Va.

school Fund Lottery Class 6oTo be drawn bv the Sc.
SIciaiy Of -iNc Of L. on saturday, June lIfb
pl'c " s3lisn. lnOtl $40 coo 41u0 ann 5-O0 y n,
esN2 Of lel, Of 400 Of i2f2 iOof ION IN a. s ~,
portion. '''N'eE D" pro-
CeTIhcaic Of package Ct Whoies. .........stq0 NJ
Do. -s..-...... .do... halves. .........'..6, m
20. do. ..quarcts.............2 IN
bos... .........co. 81 litts. .........-iC q
Grand Consoidaici Lottery Class No 10 To be drawn
'lnr ltin, ISL Scheme prizes oflu0u1 of l4 ql
Of w O.20of 5ti. not 2O An oil 100 - Nosit 49,,
Tickets s1-s''srcs in proportion.
potion. ." wv
Srani Cons'' lated Lottery Class NJ l6-To be drawn
AZ Wilmington. Del June s3i. lctl-S- hcmc-f prir, ,f
SS,lsu h0U Alu 1872, 4uof -O ~ fNO fof2s1 ,fll
%, Nos- ~ drawn. Wlolrs s~-sharcs IN prop,r,i.n
portion ''''' u" f'"'
10 Persons AZ distance may be assured hat their
otIcfs VIII DC promptly and faithfully affeudedto
Gdcniisl ~ ' ~ ''''' ~ '"n
Al prizes sold in our Lotteries will be cashed ON presen
talon Address f''''''
90, THO BIGGER
"i'' Managcrs Agent, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

BRAY & HABI.I,TOS
CL.:- A., - ''NbfffN IVN,
N"'i' "ohers-f actory on 18th street. leading from
NJ Mn slIeai O In. R,.,r " -

Main street TO the Basin,
WHERE they have hand aud ATE constantly mann
featuring. both the Cane and No ,, bo,,n IN I'm.
OF various patterns; also chidrcn's Chtirs Dcsk s,o,s
cie aiol which are made 10y them soyes am, OF tbc
49, maietas Coz sequeniy, they arrant them 10 he
,lls IN every respect 10 that sold len th or ans b
N'-al az ihcV are dctc to sell Cbairs a. i,yv
ny uan DC bought tN"rthcrn work not c6ceptetD In
us ouy' ucy hope 10 merit share of the public ma
Alo'derS LEFT with them will Toe pune tualy a.
D. W 'hairs repaired and reprinted at the shortest
"D,i.I, ah i nup.n TIE most reasonable terms.