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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
from he United States Gazette.
CAMDEN AND pllIIADELPl!lA RACES.
FASHION AND Blue DICK.
pvs $1,000. milo heats t,eo bea "a Tire

IUrse X1Nlp--3 tqitt tSlfs -ttfo htA ~ ihfcf
Thp course IVES crowded III visitors witness The
rsee between the aboYe Hane1 celebrated racing nays
tsaul uclock the isvo aFses brought from tho
Stables. aud apparently in first rate condition: although
il Vas h,siNrcd that Fashion not exactly IN god
sx sill she made god show, and appeared n irr her
sitter the aeresi nag in the ,ounrya most Faa
sa ats#.s of lively sarfe color and every raint
y.reasl, perfect. Her competitor Blue Dick Is an inn
gray, an exccednaly well made nag-not 81 much
symmetry a. Fash9n bat 6aoly marked, and Of more
muscular iTanc throughout.
Al t~p o'clock tnoy were stripped, mounted. and
r.siy for ,hcf work they "a The stand without
parade and the tap u te drum started oi 81 gal
Iaaily. p,0c Dick s5sa TX The lead, with Fashion
trailing along ike tx, ab n two lengths in The
this psitiun very Ha'h sustained during the lsi,
~, 81 anl more Than hallway round the 4th mile
'fhc mare then te.an a.ast Rl egcepuhy 10 work NJ.
s,d hen ss'at ~ ije straight side 90 h1ac
e. the h4t the horse having betr kcrt up the tp Il
his sped the whole TIME Fashion made play and brought
lrrs,f alongside oil him; dizzy htu doNn uta Iii
Inv rate, mi the excitement aaHrJ the thousands in
tradsAc, was most painful. each reaching forward
10 aa..e tho lcsi KeH--g1t 4 VOID WAS spohta and
aea ~ so-luJ 80 0o sspfrd,d lr lImc the horses
cano rs an, Iowa AL art IN one hundred yards OF
the eastern gate i, vas p teeralc that Fashion had
l,ssel Ia, hurse. Saa eame ZIP the stand flll two
lang lbs alcJl. Time:-ls mte So. "a milo b
81 ul,lc IS. and :th nile s.. Making tho heat III
: S., and Tie best eyer made an tie e,urse.
Second hrat--F sshiaa taak he load from the start
Md maintained it tArauaipt, taking the pass may
cay .ilh ease. 1ima II ID heat 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
WHEAT AND FLeuR-as eally .sJ

WVNAT AND n oIR.-As ooIl, ~ ljnc = :
this r,r,r made An estimate Of tho nrhh,n nrrs r.
,shra, aod 0nr in tb, e,pa,rr cycry ,1,l ,'f,t4.t
hiss siuce been verified,
-, 3D.. ,l;,s3......i 49,. =,
graph:
.t,hc entire rast error cnre # Ibis country i ,srtl
- -. .,i.I,.t - '''i - -,
ess MI depend upon H.. rrre Il Loug b,t nm m,
circumstances OF ,ho nn,yy Ia ,rbirhi,is =, E,,g
"a. We have bearc us tablcof l1c p-.,., Al Pal,
d.irAf. ,nA tho exported ,alge Of ,,,sr,,, -, &
Eyt;ueps and in that il !, an established rr IN a.
trporiei ralu- N 1,perieaa E4s,r and ry,.o if -,
ftr greatest ,r1c3l gs aa,,es !. ,,j, Ies Lc M -
Or III other words tie taAges- If 5fce has r., ,,s
the exp ration in A nflp,fion c1ual 10 the diam
VI price"
w. en- ,,,rs ,,,z-.#..a 4. ..;, l., ,.... -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

't,r ppsaers difficult u e overcome. ard lis lie Is
81 ars iasl ,e,.umng sefy NUMEROUS. he Mar. laai
aad DsHct Fasrs are dall, uil OF advertisements ff
the recovery VI LIST save snd The excitement 10 gfeat
indeed
Nhs: mistaken ka.i If philanthropy is that Which
lies the boiion I'll ,hese rash aud most urotc move
nenfsi Who rsa wonder at Tie existence and lnercass
Il hesulc H. - taIw,tn the different se,tlaa q tie
osnITv, tia frua parent OF much OF guf Political
til' ay, When su.h iLnss PERMITTED By tie ausi'of-
lis >, The fco satts. take place without iilo m'sl
prompt and vigorous e.lufs ia their prevention.
bus city is just the OF good des oi MI
guns eAclicn1ai Among the distinguished ehfgy
irlfn oihtf cite. prescn, IS Doctor Rfeekea
ridge. Of philadtrhis wh, IS to deliver discourse al
Dr. laurss cl,nfeh iiis evening" against Catholicism.
which bus very stflng foihod in tbs district lie
Re,. Nj B,sdr.ta preached yesterday, Ia the saine
place. OF abe same iapT.
Mt Webster ard NJ. Gushing expected 10 reach
Washington tis wc.k Nj Nickle has returned
from his Weston faur Gen. scott las been sumo ia
tn town from Tie North Ntsi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

W ASH sGroS, Oct. 4.
lie sbolItonsts arc al work IA tins neelLoihl1a In
'esnei winch deserves Toe most prompt eapasne a.
ssil as M sfvefrs censga. gentleman 10 tbs IN
mediate vicinity, ternlsg iUuug farmer en- the
ef soc oi The Potomac, teiRg about remove n Ms
Sur, Where tie has iaiiF purchased pansi o. had
procured the as.ent II LIS "a and family hands 10 the
removal and was about l. take b departure mhen sud
n'7iy III bis negroes missing. lie hal Treated
'hs ~lis kiaianss, uaiarniy and their pasiif,n
~ MS place. was comfortable snd happy lie had nr,,
cured t'em supply u clothing for tie caming inter
s'si iho next summer, ard they were united ile
senl ~ follow the fortunes 81 their indulgcnl master
'oo2e oi ms surprise, then, uppn waking ew mornings
sanf, AMI lindng them all g1n, They had not chi,
"n every thing IN .lof POSSESSION II porsna now
r hiac hui even The beds aud hclsicads and other
2hctssi haDs hold furniture with which their onsr.
VS. i-a been a.nndantly provided by their cafsf aud
c.'sdeGe owner. he has ied, bGi in vain to d tam
ial9haiion 81 1en, and mas left the ncigb rhood
me % tlet, 10 the hope d Eeeng with ien or
s'ass y trin IN sumo ef tie free states boweea tho
atd the British Provinces.
htot month ago, Ar. Mason, member e lbe pre-
sft congress from Maryland lost twelve Of his slave.
IN me same sDraeeed and hopeless manner lie used
every e.iI. b yaslg. to track them and IN the uds,
~ s fnde3YVrs. he received letter from Gerrit Smith
s.sq ~ tie State Of Now lora, bidding hun civ. him
esi 10 iufthcr roube Their aecuun; hat they were
f-e and ~ gpSd hesth, and conet ed; that they had
-iryed "a gupt order at his house, and ne was hsop 10
bay mat thty were on their way to tie Canaua lines
s.'h every prospect reaching their desa ion IN sai
~ This stateaent of facts heard from the best ane
lnnst reliable oil Sources my inFormans having been
'iaEeFsiowa, Tie place Q: Mr.. sasqns residence wher
the letter was received by thai gentleman from the dis
sugpsied sbolitonsl alluded 10.
u 10 saIt that well concerted scheme for the egcape
fs'svfe from this neghtorhood las BEEN for some time
9a"rrsaifn. ~ With tie copductor5 Of the railroad af
- enirss PannsSlsania sancerned car takes Up
7vf s'o- GEAR tfaEn they having gone os.f
fle IA ,i,aJ liz. " f- THIS gives them ssrtusoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

tinod'-Soah. the Presidents peasioned editor in
Ne" York thinks, that. OF all the Democraiic candi-
da'es TOT the neat Presidency John Tyler decidedly the
most available. and advises the withdrawal there
fore. of Van Buren, Calhoun, Cass. Buchanan and John
son, in favor of The nominee IF The WIG HARRISBURG
Coarention in 1880 What :A.h our friends, the To-
eos Of this modes, proposion' Why. in these parts,
tey oreniy decsrc LAT 'ey would ri tore, John Tv
''r' (oAoepi 70 ase hin as 'g viii iry zoo, rol,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07
Es. Es T. III /. Il :,
DENTIST.

{rEon rnsLA'p. 80. S0Gs WALNUT STREET,
ED ESPECIFUII.Y tcRdcrs his professional scrvi
Z eos to the citizens Of lynchburg and IFS vicinity
Persons wishing his services will please make t,tiy ap
pcaion. as his stay in the place will be but short.
Those with whom he is not professionally known, he
would refer to
Dr. Owens Judge Wilson,
Dr. j. v Hobsnn, Mi Jas. Garland.
Dr. Ciin.r,
lie NAV be found at ,le Washington i!eol.
Oct 70 6,if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

o. The n. Y Herald attributes the Wing defeat in
OHIO to the hatred entertained towards Henry Clay
the Aoolitionists-and he charges that that faction IS
now strenuously work to effect the same results ia
Massachusetts and New York The Richmond Enqul-
er qaoies the statement Of the Herald with apparent e1
ultation!
GEORGaA-SFc have at length full returns from
the Congressional election in this STATE, which pes'N'
the f)llowing result
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-07

average I0cofJco MAJORITY :, !U4-belIly why W
of nearly 1000 since last year.
o. .htrnl Movement Washington correspo''
dent Of the Baltimore American states that the ne'
Constitutions the Marion sloop of war, and the s'hoon''
just returned from Florida, ordered to proceed '''
with 20 Vera Cruz TIN. snt!cG erert, (s1rs ~
writer. indica.c; aomo'hin. "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

world "that all men are born free and
equally They wete found ia tbs ranks
a mong our revolutionary soldiers, and are
known 10 have fought. bed aud died IN the
achievement, of that Liberty which we now
enjoy and still they are looked upon With
s.,splcion, and their creed proclaimed "as
danoerous 10 the morals, liberty, aud insti
tutors Of this couutry," by men v ho, while
they rail out against persecution " Ca,ao-
lies, become prosecutors ,hemselsss, by en-
deayorinu 10 draw upon the Catholics the
contempt and i'll will of their felhw crea
lures upon earth; which | regatd as the
worst kind Of persecution. Aud what IS
this iorl For simply exercising their rea
son and judgment, and choosing creed
which they consider as best calculated TO
lead them 10 Eeaveni In u word because
they deem proper to Judge for themselves
IN matters Of religion.
In CONCLUSION, Mcssrs. Editors, allow me
10 quote the language Of your freud Of the
Monitor, IN his last paragraph, where he
has the audacl,y TO say, "ours is No attack
on the Catholic relgion;" (of course not,
who would suspect II as such J "luriher
than 10 admonlsh our country men, TO whom
Is new, OF The claims it sets up, and OF lis
tendency" am perfectly aware that the
modes, and unobstruslve editor did not mean
what he has stated IN thus article which he
has published; and am almost willing to
take his las, words as his real views, al.
though they are not IN accordance with has
previous declarations. IL the Catholic re-
ligion he so very new 10 Mr.. MlIIer's couu-
trymen as he declares il 10 be, can only
say tina, they have not been very apt schol
airs, for it always has existed IN this coun
try, aud is open TO all who are DESTROYS o
investigating II. lament very much tina
Mr.. Miller Is not better acquainted with ih'
tendency" Of the Catholic religion TO
had he even a superficial! knowledge Of it
am couhden, he would never have penne'
: so vile an article against that religion,
would beg Of him, therefore, TO go lea.l
the doctrines OF that church; and should t.
not consent TO practice those virtues whic|
she so strongly inculcaies, he will learn O
eas, to observe that commandment ehlcl
: says, Thou shal no, bear false witnes
agaIus. thy neiehbor."
A CATHOLIC
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27
prisoners Decamped.-On the night

Prisoners Decomposition the night Of
The ith instant, three prisoners, Robert
Powell and Woodson Shamley, under a
charge Of murder, and Hardy Carroll con.
yic,ed for horse-steaing at the Last term
Of Wake Superior Court, broke Jail in this
city and made the.t escape about $ o'clock.
Their object was accomplished by boring
through the floor, and passing OUT through
an aperture under the room. johnson and
Lassiter, who were IN the same apartment,
chose to remain in their quarters. The
Sheriff has offered reward Of 1925 each
for Powell and Stanley, and $40 for Car.
roll. -Rdieigh Microcosm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

We were, day or two since, very
much amused IN bo,el with Joke that
Wyman, the ventriloquisl, played on a
couDtryman who had called for lulap.--
He had no sooner raised the glass to his
bps: :han he thought he heard dog at
his heels-he turned round to look, but
discovered nothing-the second attempt
with the glass had the same effect, except
that the supposed dog growled more say.
agely---the conntryman stared more Wild
ly than before, exclaiming 2" What's that y
A voice was then heard from the glass, say
ins, I'm rum. aud rum is the Depil."--
Down cropped the glass of rum, the coun.
tryman crying out, "By hockey, I'll no,
tasto rum again." We think that Wy.
man deserves q premium for his aid in tie
temperance crusn.--- Bait,more Ci,pper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

A Quick Slicl. Trick. The Lexington
lntelligencer says: " One OF the slickest
tricks we have heard of was practiced up
on gentlemen Of this city, ON Saturday
last, in the Northern Bank. He was
standing at The counter, conyersng with
one Of the clerks, with hi~ bark. book, from
the end Oh which ] chccl, for near two hun
bred dollars was seen protguding, "a his
hand. While thus conyersing, a rogue
seeing the check, gently slipped It from
the book unpreceecd By the owner, pre-
seated it at the coulter, bud it cashed, and
left the bank without being detected. =
shortly after, the gentleman 10 whom the
check belonged missed ii, and requested
the teller TO stop lis payment, his aslonlsh-
inent may be conjeclurcd when told il had
already bceen paid. No clue was furnish.
Ell 10 The detection Of the adroit scoundrel. =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

Female CoUraee.-The Pittsburg Post
says; On Friday evening the family Of
Mr.. Wilson, who Ewes in Pride's fields, a
short distance from the city, were alarmed,
when about retiring % bed, by hearing a
noise in the lower POI; Of their dwelling.
Mr.. W. being absent, his wife, taking a
loaded pistol with her, descended to the
lower rooms, and just as she got down she
observed person passing through door
in front Of her. She at once presented
the pistol and fred, and. from tho blood
discovered round the premises there is
no doubt but the shot took effect. I'm
medlately after the discharge Of the pis-
tol a man was seen rushing from the
mousse, and a third was Observed in the
garden
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

Err cuiio7.-On Friday, the Both ult
Hilh0m Watson YVES hung at Williams.
Ton, Martin county, for the murder oC
Fanny Garrett, wife Of Stephen Garrett.
We understand, an immense concourse Of
people attended, and that he appeared in.
different to his fate. twill be recollcctcd
that in June iast wc published statement
OF the murder-that the reason he assign.
ed, for shooting her was, tia. she was a
mitch and had conjwed him. There was
plum orchard between their residences,
and she was STOPPING 10 the act Of gather
ing plums, when he deliberately shot her
dead lnstanlaneou-ly. Watson was about
60 years Of age, had been twice married,
and since his conviction, il is said, has con.
fessed that he caused the death Of both tbs
wives. - Idrb0ro' Press.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, lS4l.
For strangers, there is most convenient etiquette
here. card gives you an invitation to all the par
ties, and places you at upon footing with the
most favored.
The fashionable season will commence here next
week, the Russian Minister and his accomplished
lady commencing it in large party on Tuesday
evening. Others will follow, and the season, no
doubt. he gay one, though not gay, perhaps, as
many others. II rumored some few days since
that the President would give evening lcvecs once
fortnight, and it is possible he will do so, as such
arrangement would he much more convenient 10
him than the evening Interruptions to which he is
now exposed -oncc in every twenty.four hours
The New Years Levcc comes or to morrow
between twelve and three O'Clock, and the attend.
ance will be very large.
Mr. Mangum's speech delivered yesterday in the
Senate is the subject Of much comment nbou, town
to-day. Many commend it for its spirit, and Others
complain Of it for its bitterness. The prevailing
opinion is, that Congress will do nothing to regulate
the currency or TO restore confidence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
U. s. SHIP LEvANT.


HAMPTON ROADS, Dec. 30th, 1871.
Sn,-Supposing you feel some little interest II
our Navy, take the liberty Of forwarding you
list oil the officers on board OF the Levant.
Respectfully, your obi serve.
:, The u. s. Ship Levant arrived in Hampton
Ro,ds. Disc. 5OIh. All well on board, with the ex.
cepton Of fev Of the crew.
And,ew Fizhush Esq, CommandSnt.
Charles Lpwnds, Commander, officiating rs Is,
Lieutenant.
Manning, I'd Lieutenant,
J w Jarvis, 3rd do
J II Bowie. 4th do
q Lawson, Surgeon.
w Beverly, Acting Master.
Ii Rttenhouse. Purscr.
Il Banis,er, Acting Surgeon.
Midshpmcn, Wait, JtG kinnnrd, ii Rodg-
sr', Bryson, w Ii Thompson, A Barbot, NJ
Foun,lroy, NJ Bradford, Edward Bassctt.
III Coffin, Prof.
Thomas II Stowall Captains Clerk.
ID Ferris, Purscr's Clerk.
III Wilton, Gunner.
Il Nj Cecil. Carpenter.
George Sinbnrd Parker. Snil maker.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
REAL ESTATE AT a1rcT,oy

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT aTrCT,OH
| NDER tie provis Of Deed of Ttus- rn,to .rt
- eNeeuedby ohm T. Llushton TO the undersigned lar
tue purpose OF curing the payment 10 Richard An5sT
son OF dyers SIMS OF money ont and mentioned in
!hc sali Deed by the salt Laushion AMI which bed
pears Ia,e siot January lS. aud recorded in The OF
nee OF the tnSun-s Count OF the City Of Richmond.-
We tle Undersigned Trustees pay the haanre dne ON
Ali Dee' vii PROCEED 70 sell AZ publ auction for ready
money % THURSDAY. the 2O.h say OF January lSs3
Il ihr II NOT he mex fair DAY thereafter AZ 6,cinr.
ui'i, lhc premises a.. ra piece parcel Of ground m
tne CIiy OF Richmond being part OF lot known no H.
pan 81 SAID Ciiy 10y the number az on Main or street
ana c.hih street commencing the intersection ~ H
WIN Main 81 street and running with the last mention
steyI ~ icci thence back nom said street Is f,ei
Sih street. - 90 e' ~ ieet 10
ne Undersigned are satisfied that no doubt exists D.,
TIE title o the above mentioned Real Es,fe hrt fbe Ill
nE Is trustees merely viii convey the premises In ia,
character only and without any warranty OF he title T
sale 10 commence az - ociIck ~ A''
v wW tEbrS a.! AGNpEiRsoN, Trustees
Sal conducted by Dunlop, Voaelre Co. 4,e,s
dc 81 q w. -a-I's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
From The N Y. Com. .qdv. Dee. 81.

The U. S. brig Dolphin, 1t. Com. w. Mex ena,
arrived nj this port this morning, from Carthagean,
having LET. that port on the 30ih Nov and Havana
on the 10Th inst.
The Dol phn has on board Two suilors charged
with piracy and robbery board the brig Cicero,
of Philadelphia, an account Of which was published
some time since.
The following is lis, of her ofTiccrs:-Lieuts ]
III Ward, Charles S,oedmin, Ed. Ward, Jr.; Pur-
ser C. G Red; Surgeon Msser.miih; Miiship.
mcn Barry, \ Mclaughlin, J r Hasson, c
Cosou; Gunner f. Treat; Carpenter A Bass; Pur.
ser's steward vi B Davis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
FOR CASH

\NEiniond during the month NJ January IN ctspsco,,,
w present business, aud anxious I'M te nesr,i,
iotclncc ureinrt off Goc'' much possible To- cS
rect THIS object The more speedily We VIII ON and n0s,
ME day N'ndiy, llft Deccmbcr) o1cr hem M suci,
pfircs Hg must insure their sale.
Those who Sant desirable gnods. prices below their
cutcul vauo arc Invited ic examine largo aud " eli
elected assortment, with the certainty of being suited
both as regards quality and pritcs.
Tho reduced which they will hn ofTcrcL az
Ne our desire fo close The business wiih,ut dcay vii
place out ofour pcwor IN continue the accommG ,ion
We have heretofore sn chcorluY extended IN our custom
cre aud our sac ior :hc tturc will be made exclusively
ioressh Ashs rule will be- strictly aihcrcdto lin ali
We hope thaino ono Will take exception fo H..
dec lJ-df GAY a DENTI.Ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

run Sill.
~ virtue of deed cfrusi executed 10 the subse rbr
- as trustees by Henry Christian. dated on III, ifrh
ny on Apfl ~ ana recorded To- tho CLERKS Oficc OF
richmond musings Court. viii sell on the premisrs
al puoir SALE % MoNDANihe l71 day OF JANUARY $50
a. oc1ck'P NJ thai valuable property called he ", sb,
.iou loic ilc corner OF aud 9ih streets together
Nun aW t' buiiirfs stables, sc. TO the same belonging
me dceio rust under which the sale will be made 10
secure the slu OF uvc. due Mary RicLari E.s~,,
irI of John Richard. dec't. Tic sale viii bc M, 49,
Aeung a. Trustees VIC shall convey such title only M il
however, Is believed fn be perfect "' ''u
GEO W. DIXON.
&c A'-di T. w. MACMURDO. ! iinslees'
BY consentof Tat'ics, the above sale will mat, On d.
olnwlns terms VIZ oueicur CASH ono fourth rnS,b.
On c ~ June lslt ant The remainder on the ls f ~
tee dsy Of sale. q " u 80" i'Vu
dc 81 { " " Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
The following are n few of the Splendid Schemes,
for 1912.

School Fund Lottery, Glass 2R-To be drawn In The
'y OF Providence, II Jan ls,-Drawing received Tues.
lay eyenns-Capias-S2 500 6OoJ 900 3ss7 - OF
igpl y OF 90 . o 500, % OF 80 lsI OF 20 &C Is and
10 drawn. whole tickets slU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03

DANCING SCHOOL
ODD FELLOWS NEW HALL,

MADAME HAZARD has orcnoiat,l Tho ott F.,
W lows lia her classes for INSTRUCTIONS In dancing
Asc ogrcssoi her Pupils render itpraceablc classes
VIII lie iofmcd tor WaiiZeg aud the GaiIoradcs Ti,c
psehgc' c,acoyinnc, EpJaen ic J,ncs, tho snoensss
viii he taught These dancca indcpe n,Icntiy OF v,l,c nj
,hcl[ own arc specially useful giving grace amt facility
20 simpler movements; and 10 Is the advice Of Matj,.,c
Hazard that MI who desire arrive Al uerfsron In ~,
gfscrs OF thcrr should learn the dances above named
Madame leZatd proposes also form cotiilon Pa,ies
iorhcr pnps, exclusively Madame H. ygillriyc private
lessons In her own apartments or 10 individuals Al their
own houses n preferred " ''
Madame Hazard will, u desired form a class Of bnys
rom To 10 ycarsol age application to her nj the Ola
Follows New Hall, Mayo sttocf ~
Mts. Aliens Boarding House. 10 a. ~, ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
AUCTION SALES
BY DAvENPoRr s ALLEN,

GROCERIES,. &c.
on s,a, IN January 3rd, 10y O'Clock our Ane
and other articles, including VI " "t"eetes
- bags Rio Coffee
% bhis Boston Rum
2pipes Gin
llp boxes sinap
10 half chests dnn Teas
lyI kegs Rife Powder
10 bbis Old whissey
hat PIPES Brandy, at Custom Hous.Sr
To Terms ~ usu.L '' NC
SHOES.
w III oe aided 10 above Sale al II O'Clock
iacturers, per schr. Marion. ~ "o ''ahu'
BACON.
:" hhds bieon, Middlinss, prime quality
ALSO,
10 hhds ". T.. Rum
10 bb- common Gin. D.. 49,,
SALT.
sale ''Aiu VIII DC added to above
ia3 p., 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03

SPECIAL ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
The election held IN the Somerset district, pa J
on the 2lst ms; for member OF Congress IN place
of Judge Black Nv deceased, resulted in the choice
of MIR Russell wv Tine turn out was very small,
and in consequence the miiority much reductd-be
ing only II IN the district is which composed of tho
counties OF Somerset, Bedford and Cambria.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-03
10000 10000.

School Fund Lottery Class 255-To be drawn a, Provi
demec, SATURDAY; Jin,y 2-prswin- received Tues.
Iay cVen'ns Capitalists ,tUJ, Goo lOlO: $50 1850
lJJo liup 3p, l0 100. 100 Of 1850 ITO Of an etc ~
Nos-l2 drawn. Tickets onlys ~ -