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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
PUBLIC MEETING

The citizens OF Danville and the surrounJi,.
country casually present in town. having heard tba,
INC non Henry Clay intends passing through the
Roanoke country on his way to Raleigh ana d.si-
rous OF iestifylng their respect for distinguishes
puOlc servant on his retiring private life anxious
besides To use the only occasion that nav eyer me-,
sent ilsel OF seeing among them great publ Bene-
factor VINO mas lett the Impress of his genius md
MS services on the Institutions OF his country. a
meeting without distinction of party was convened
al the Masonic Hall on the 2Gth ult when on motto,
the Mayor OF Dlnville, Tho. Rawlins, Esq, was
called TO the Chair and Il Hopkins appointed S.,fe
l'y. Inc meeting was briefly addressed by several
gentlemen, some OF whom took occasion TO saw that
though differing with the distinguished obec, of the
meetings. regard on grave questions Of public poli-
cy ihcy would cordially unite in manifestins their
respect Tor his exalted virtues and eminent public
services; when on motion of Capt Robt. Townse
a committee OF five was appointed to embody the
sentiments OF the meeting. The committee consist
cd OF Capt Robt. Townes, Dr.. Exam. Cant
Jatnes vi Williams, ThOs. Grasty, and Il w
Wlhams, ESQ and on mo'ion, Col George Towne,
was auued thereto. The committee having retired
reported the following resolutions, which were un-
anlmousy adopted:
l. ReSo'utd That committee Of fifteen be an
pointed by this meeting whose duty II shall he n
eommun cate Immediately with the Hon. Henry
Clay and invite him on behalf ofthe citizens of a.
vile and the surrounding country. to visit Danyiie
at his earliest convenience and partake of an ola
fashioned Virginia Barbecue.
heSolrtd, That in the event Of MIR Clav,s
accepting this invitation, the Chairman be requested
70 convene without delay meeting Of the citizens of
DanV,ie and hesurroundng country Cor the purpos.
Of making the necessary arrangements.
m, me committee under the first resolution consists
o. mos. Kawins, Vincent Wichsr, John Kerr
mos T. Atkinson, Thos Grasty. Bar,b'w Er,n
VIM: Linn, Ro. w Williams. W'P Tunstsll. J5bs5
smith, Bin'sier Anderson, George Wilson Jobn
frIeheit, John Dickinson, James Lnnier.
II was moved that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published IN the Danville Reporter.
When, on motloa the meeting adjourned
TuOS. RAWLlNS, Chm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

These periodicals sSpply anSnd ofdslish,fGl and
instructive reading. and Of a character no where
else to be met with. The high compensation given
for able articles. commands the best writers and to
ind the most brilliant displays Of the genius and
literature Of Great Britain at the present time. you
must look to the pages Of English Reviews and
Magazines.
The reprints are very neatly eNeeuted-wiIh
all the enstovings OF the orsnals-and furnished al,
a price far below their real value.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
CITY REPREsENTaT,vr

Mr. Editor; The present crisis dena,, ,b,,v
should send TO the next Legislature Representative
rom tins Cay, about whose ability, energy. Ell
cheney, and genuine Wing principles, there can be
no mistake. With view to that oud it IL hlah
Hme mat the names OF the several candidates should
be brought before the public, in order Tho, ,be;r
pretensions may be canvassed. You will. there.
tore he pleased TO prssen, the name of RonrRr C..
SrASARD, as the decided layorite Of
MANY VOTERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
FOREICiN Rl,YlEws

We arc in the receipt Of rich budget from Mr.
o"'-'he ogont for tho republication Of Foreies
ne',e"S The Edintwg Rsvf,p FOE January, the
""O''" On'reSi'y NagsEins, BsHa,V's BlaettoOodrs
ana the 'h''ropsH'aa, oil for February brought
over by the las, Steamer, have, with wonderful
os'Pa'eh' been re published by Mrs Mason.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
4 CARD

ID CARBANATf beEs leave most respee,f,uv o.,
Il Inform his ffrnis snd The pubic, thai hs las i'm
1Tiei droi rnm LONDON an arcle Tor the manufacture
NJ summer llais whc he " sure will please hi pcrsons
fond q weansg light Hat hiEofa beirui drab color
fat hEhtef lan IeEhofn' aud b. ventilated hat ID will
keep TIE head perfectly cool IT, will warrant Hat ma
81 MS maens u be waterproof IN fact they viii be
suo go .ftck ~ cannot 'ail Ia please any person who
apg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
DOINGs in PENNSYLVANIA.

The Pennsylvania Legislature have in hand a
queer investigation, relating, We believe. to means
by which the charter to the late Pennsy Bank
OF the u. S. was obtained. They have had be-
fore them anndvidual. by the name of Handy, who
at first refused to testify, and was then committed
for contempt. A nolle proSequi entered in his
behalf, and he agreed to speak out. lie is now
making disclosures, as appears by the following +;
FROM HARRISBURG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

MIR Editor: have seen in tn. ne wspapers. that
opposition Is to be brought forward in our civ elec.
ton to MIR Daniel, our late member. have heard
no particular charge against him: and IN my hum,
oe onln'on, he represented the interest Of the city
faithfully. 10y
Will therefore, as At present advised, 90 for hi,
re'eiec'lon. Respectfully, yours.
A VOTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
NEAT HATS

signor Garbanat' has good judgement in fitting
wise heeds-nswo can testfy--and with on article
Of very superior quality. See tho terms in which
he speaks Of his new hats which fall for shor, or
doing justice to them e. If they will wear as
we'll os they look.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
RRI.IGlnItS nnr1l.I.

o. uJ-ReV W. B1ardfnan b. expected 10 prc,rt 81, ,,
i'N Ifeti yi"ran Church, OR Plumcr'si fnno,,o,y
-" VI clock, aud morrow evening IT gesr
a CLOCK in mo afternoon, Tho pastor NJ the Church
NH s,i',r daroursc toued by the dealt, Of m.
lair Me Elizabeth Moncure. W. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
RELIGIOUS Nnrlcr

= yer. wl Doe rclsirus service heli in the Fira
9 "i,I 'hi.an Church, sabbath Morning. No n o.,
TX Hni az" n Tie evening CONNIE ncinR at "A oici.,k
Whcn tho k,N ID SMITH will discoursc bv i,srens,
15-2g. '''''uou' 'uhn "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

The Texas papers contain letter from President
Houston TO Santa Ana, in reply to the voluntary as.
PERSONS INDUCED in 10y the latter against Texas in
his letters to Col Bee and Gen. Hamilton-whcb.
after rocspitulating the acts of enormty committed
by Santa Ana and contrasting them with the Gle
mency experienced 10y him from tue Texan autbo
rity concludes with the following paragraphs:
"You tauntingly invite Texas TO cover herself
anew with the Mexican flag You csrainly in
tend this as mockery you denied us the ENJOYMENT
Of laws, under which we came 10 the country; her
flag was never raised in cur behalf-nor has Il been
seen IN Texas, unless when displayed in an ATTEMPT
at our subjugation. We know your lenity. we
know your mercy, we are ready again To test vour
power. You have threatened to plant your banner
on the banks Of the Sabine-is this done 10 mimi
date usl Is II done TO alarm us} Or do YOU deem
II the most successful mode of conquest If the
latter, II may do to amuse the peopls surrounding
youi u TO alarm US, II may do TO amuse those con.
Ners1nt win the history of your last campaign: #
10 ntmdate us, the threat is idle. We have desir.
ed peace. You have annoyed our frontier. You
have harrassed our citizens. You have in.arcerat.
ed our traders, alter your commissioners had been
kindly received and your citizens allowed the pri-
vlloges Of commerce IN Texas, without molesta
ton.
You continue aggression. You will no., accord
us peace. We ioW hare IL. You threatened to
conquer Texas-we will war with Mexico Your
prelenslons win ours you nave referred 10 the So
cinl world and 10 the God OF baules--we refer our
cause TO the same tribunals. The issue involves
the fate of misunderstanding must dctcrmnc-ils
course IS only known to the tribunal Of Heaven
IL experience Of the past will authorize specuaous
Of the future, the attitude OF Mexico IS mere "pro
bemntical" than that Of Texas.
In the war which will be conducted by Texas
against Mexico, our incentives will not be a love Of
conquest-it will be to disnrm tyranny OF rs power
We vii! make no war upon MexIcans or their 70.
igIon-our efforts shall be made IN behalf Of the
liberties OF the people, and directed against the au-
horites Of the country, and against yottr principles
Sir. We will cNat tho condition of the people to
representative freedom they shall choose their own
rulers-they shall possess their property in peace
and It shall not be taken from them to support an
armed soldery for the purpose OF oppression
With these principles we will march across the Rio
Grande; and Sir, believe me, ere the banner Of
Mexico shall lrlumphantly Aont on the banks of the
Sabine, the Texan standard Of the Lone Star borne
by the Anglo Saxon race, shall disDny ts bright
folds in llbefty's triumph on the sthmus Of Dafion
With tho most appropriate consideration,
have the honor to present my salutaons.
SAM. HOUSTON. 4"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
MARRIAGES.

NStIe1 on w ednesly evening the 9th instant At the
ny ", I'hn bureh TO Miss Sarah George Iboh Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

" 4 sermon Will bc delivered i'm the EogI.b Ian
sgac, ~ nc Synagognc by the Row. - Carbon TINS
Nll' u'"n @iufilyl AZ O'Clock Ter Eso. rsr 40
indfv ladies' aud Gentemcn oT ali ,irnorpnaous ,,c
respectfully invited 90 attend ,u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
ZANONI.

The inesIimIble Luck, at the Post Office. has
copies Of the New World containing Bulwefs new
Novel complete, at the low price Of 25 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
RICHMOND DOCK.

To Tao Honorable ihe Co-i,nsn Council Of he Civ Of
Richmond.
The undersigned, citizens OF Richmond, resnect.
fully represent,-
That they are informed that the late act of the
Legislature, authorizing loan 10 the james River
and hanawha Company, directs the funds of the
Company TO I've so applied, that the work now in
progress Tor the Improvement of the Richmond
DOCK must necessarily he suspended The obyi.
Gus consequences arc, that the amount already ex
pended will be lost, the merchant deprived of the
eonvenenees afforded TO nrks and lighters before the
WORK was commenced, and the health OF the Civ
seriously endangered.
liz this state OF things your memorali.iS respect.
iully call your attention the subject and request
you TO afford such AID consistent with the
OF inc Cty, as may Ice m your power, TO enable the
company 10 complete tn. lmprov ement of the
DOCK so Tar as to restore the trade and us in duty
Richmond, oh April, 1912.
The foregoing petition which is published for ia
'ormaion ~ the citizens, will bc circulated 10 ia y
and on Monday, for their signatures.
l, has been suggested that the Common Hail
should loan TO the company 40 600 of Il or ,ent
city stock, rcdeemabie IN twenty years upon a
pledge OF the nett tolls Of the Dock for its rein,
onrscoe"i. The expenditure of this sum viii re.
store the Navigation, and place the Dock nm much
oeutr condition Than u ever vet has been
A reference 10 the hooks of the Dack comm, n,,
ior The SIX years ending with 1881, shows an aver.
age receipt of SOC OF tolls per annum the wear
charge upon which, for salaries Was about 5000
During 'hat tine, It Is well known that not more
h'n one hai oi the trade of Richmond came into
the p'ek owing TO the constant filing up from the
wash of ShoeGoc creek. IL Is not unrea sonaLle 10
presume tiiat wien again put IN operation upon the
improved plan now adopted, tho nett income will
be much increased. A. all haztrds, Il must be suf
nclent Tor the reimbursement OF the proposed loan
"a me course OF four or five years. thus placing the
Nho'e amount at the disposal OF the Common Hall
lof any purpose for which funds may then be want.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

ERRoE CoERgcrED.-Tho Boston Daily Nd
veTiiser-which cannot IN such n matter bs rnista.
en-Snys NE report current some months ago, Of
the protest here NJ the draft Of tho American MINIS
Ter IN London for his salary or outfit wns unlound-
ed no auch draft having been made.-.M v. .9uiy.
uy-IANEs y ESPY viii deliver /, course Of G,urIc,
lures on DE Of Storms and other lfmosphcr,r
phcnytnrns 81 IerrFrhofo Hat Commencing on Safur
Day Eyeniuf ~ o'clock, and continuing 90 Monday
Turadsy, 1nf "Wednesday nf ncu week
Tickets for the cpursc 81 or prtic night Snccuf4- Co.
be ha ai The Book Stores and a. the door Zach gentle.
man viii be SLOWED a. hiring lazy wth0uf further large
TcachrTs and ueir pupils, aud 90 persons under H.
l"H pfif's APPS go
BRITANNIA CASTORS.
A GEPAT variety ~ German Silver, Plated and u,,f,
~ MS Csstofs, Cut Or Pressed Boues- for ss. ric,o
III lap pl JAMES EVANS Chin, 500 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

- RID MERCER PoTAToEs-inn bills Pof..
Toes lAnding Ihs Morning per scLr Undinc for So 10
low ar3 WILLIAMS & IIANAIT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

I. W RANDOLPH 4 co. have Tor sale
81 f.teuftV.rfI. p...,.

I. w RANDOLPH & co have Tor sale
~ GleufwOrth Papers
AhmlmY INTO the History Of slavery, he Introduction
W" the lntc states; Causes NJ Continuance aud r..
marx un'n ihc Abolition Tiarsof " v CLAIMING, ~ d.
~ H.N u Thornton President Of the Centenuafy Col
lere. Clinton, Mississippi
ncd Siaics' Onctt Rcgirsr. Tor tSti sndf2
Hist9iy of Napoleon from The French Dc a. AriecI e
OF ne institute ~ Franco, with I'm Illustrations by vctno
and 20 portraits, vols syO. sug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
mANcnEsTER PROPERTY ron
FOR NEW YnRK

Ef< The regular packet schr LNNCHaTHg, Ma.
ekKkb ihis mlcr haynE The greater part uf her rsg,
cnssaed, will meet giih despatch. For balance oI
feEht o 80 boxes Tobacco, ard passage, HAVING sot
.o''n 1"nat apqy 20 The master on huard N nd.
lsnh Whefl ~ WILLIAM HOWLETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
HoYT q cos OFFICE.


opIehdd Lottery, fOf To.Dlv
tsPOo 1000, fOof 1850 etc Ticker, s,o' g., ..t. a.,
ap9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

"" A''es"'eHt u Rsai Property IN ne Cfv -
me ne" a''e7smeni Of ResPropsry In this civ IL IA.
po,'e' 20 'o h'mberian's once ,ubee, To- the sssm
"auon o. persons Interested, iorton days
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
RNUSnEs- RnIIsIIEs

GROUND Paint Brushes, ffoni No { To- nno
- lngfnund 80 do do arc
Nunrh DO 10 DO Oing
sasi Tools, OIL sizes, Pitches Canois' iiir Pencils. ,
sale. ''''' iiaf i"i
ana toue ,,.,..,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
e. So ~,
FARE To STANTON REDUCED To
EIGHT DOLLARS.
"1EN''EH H1VT'bhNNs
Night travelling avOided-ard greatly increase


Night Travelling avoded-ard greatly increased
Expedition.
Ib public are hereby Informed that under arrange.
Il inen between the Railroad Company and STAG. Line
hc arc between Richmond aud Sauuton will on and al,
cIthc Isl Of April, be reduced tot g.
Passengers leaving Richmond hy the RaIroaI af "a
" Ieach The Junction 10 breakfast and thente proceed
l.s'ict Will passengers arriving Junction from
lne N"rhD on the Louisa Railroad IN Gnrous vile ana
nrn" 10y stages io Charlotte sye, chins Charlotel
llc bf = ", AMI tockc's no miles Msai hy night
e9Ne ocEoS next morning by lay light crnss the Blue
"ree ~ sunrise an arrive a. Stanton by lOAM
Tie Guyaudouc line leaves Stauntn al IL NJ rc,rh..
"N'r phc 10y night, AMI leaving there morning. AZ
g uIhL fcac, es TIE Warm Springs BrcakiaSi, aud
,alagans Ia Dinner and passing The White SuInb,, =,
NJ arrives ~ Lcwishurg by T. VI. the third day "a
h,nis s,oH'T han thc route iy Lyuchhurg ~
The Lime 10 Lexington Salem Ahtng Ion au Bl,un,yiI
Itnn leaves stanton Tucsiys, Thure laws AMI Sat.
urdtyA A. NJ reaches Lexington h. T. W. aud leaving
mere ne morning rcachcs The Natural Bridge 10 Break
FAST, and Sslrm by q VI. Sc
These Lines ARE the Main Mail Routes and Passeny.r.
nave preference over al others at any point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
SHEER WOODS MAGNETIC KEML.DTEs.
OR COMPOUND CHLORIDE OF COIN

vi the Class llypertrophy, including all the forms
OF tubercular disease, called Scroluia.
r"medes Of my own manufacture. are always
"rhc Motive Powerofthe Human system Vii, chilled
IONS ani Treatment OF Chronic Di5eases ana the tons
o. The boxes are covered with The devices in pages 10 srJ
s. representing the phcnonea i,sSs ,r"
otstes To p"tecl me and the public against the frauds of
IN. SHERWOOD, ND.
FROM w" Medico-chrrtgical Review. for Jan lsil
n rue following Is an extract from the fourth lecture of
nal organs: ' III '"ci-
The numerous checks and tepeatst ,,o.,, .,
winch PHYSICIANS are daily exposed In the daF,asis and
ediH'H OF tuberculous diseases 10 they moi nrovs H.,
IL Is necessary leave the beaten track of innry i ,
pursue some other which Is less hlihleri i'' @'''
EAIaois from publication 10y one OF the best phys.
ms practice more than four years: "
I'll did not believe that thousands were suffering from
and certainly durable under his would not are TO oiie
one word "a iaSor OF Shcrwoods remedies. From con.
eomincndthcn as infinitely SUPERIOR In chronic discs,
any oher course al present known TO the medic alpro'
'wih regard to Tho symptoms believe they Gamma, Ia.
diseases called 10y Dr sherwood scroniia uuG"P.uia
without any previous kno~leise OF the patient or Of The
sale toy SAMUEL e Dove ro'
Sign Of lhe Rack Roy and Mortar
~ Mansion House, Richmond.
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS
A 1 S'5 Assonm1nt Of Ivory Knives and Forks in
op9 - " tue JAMES E S;IaSS% FGHSsiS China Store
PLAIN AND CUT GLASS.
(NI anu Plain Dccanfcrs. Wines Tnmblers Cham
- ?ngns' Jclies. Gohets, Pitchers, Bowls, PreseTy,
prhes Passing" Lamps Hook Glasses, for sale Al low
pIIccs, Al l'p ~ EVANS, China store
LOUISA NAIL-ROAD.
LINES TO
Cha' ioH''re, SfaHnfon, Lynchlnrs and The Virgiaia
SPRINGS
80 &C. @ &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
SAILED

SAILED,
Sehr Seadriit, Knowles, Boston, Coal.
Sehr Narassnsett, Baker, Boston, Coal and To.
Sehr Daniel Frances, Small. Boston, Coal
Schr undine, How, Sandwich. Coal
Schr Marion, benson, Sandwich. Coal
~, sloop ROsatio, Smith, New Bedford, Coal and
Sehr Daniel. Parker, Troy. Coal.
Schr Texas. Ross. Troy. Coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

The irst salmon Of the season vas exposed for
sale N Boston c'a.ket on Saturday morning. The
asking price vas the moderate Of thirty FIVE
dollars or az the rate Of tsO dollars pOundi
fBslt. Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. ALFRED DOCKERY. Of Richmond G


FoR VICE PRESIDENTS.
DT. Frederick IfiA, OF Brunswick,
DE- James Smith, OF Orange,
John W Moody of Northampton.
.flerdnder " BTandsn Of Rowan.
FoR SEcRErARIrs
Henry w Miller, Of Raleigh.
Lyndon Sioaim. OF Greensboro.
Columbus Battle, Of Edgecomb.
me nominations were unanimously confirmed,
ana General Doekery, on taking the Chair, deliver
ed most animated aud eloquent Address a sketch
OF which we must defer to Friday.
Green Hill and Thomas M. German were an.
pointed Door keepers.
we have never seen better spirit manifested
in political assembage. Every member seems ~
teei me right responsibility. The enthusiasm mani
Tested ey all the members, and the entire unenmitv
oil sentiment existing among them, 81 far rs we
nave mad opportunities foe discovering, gives the
npst satisfactory assurance, that the Wings are not
only destined to triumph IN the coming EIec,ion
out 10 achieve a most brilliant victory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
Nj A r / N E .
PORT or RICHMOND.
High Water This day. at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED,

Sloop Alexander Shuck, Teal, Smith6eld. tur-
dries To Bagwell. Smith 4 Jonss
a, Sehr Joseph, Doughty, North Carolina, Fish. TO
Wombe \ Deane ''"' "
Webb, Booker 4 Hamilton. William. \ uss.u
sehr WIN. III Dawson, Travers, PeIersburg'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
LYNCuBURG MAI LINE

Passengers for lynchbufg leaving IN the Care ON sin.
days, Tucslay- aud Thursdays reach CharInts vile IT,
same Jay, ami Lynchb rg me second Evening on ti,
route Passengers have positive assurance oi no de,co
ton under any circumstances.
Pare IN lynchbuig 81. THOMAS SHARP
apg A~snt ~ ,,,,',,'r,,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS

IhE subscribers al their Old stand. corner If L and
sh street. Richmond, Va, have on hand, a iarrs -,
81 Carriages aud Harness. consis ting nscbc.
bsronohes, Hughes and sankey's all of their
n,sn1ac'nrr which they will sell at prices unprecc.
gvneuy low They haN" also number - second hat a
lases winch they viii sell .eTy cheap. Thoss i'm wan,
o atrases oi Harness, will please awe rs call as Ne
h"t'tuncdt To sell al prices that cannot IAN 10 give "a,
"sla S 's,'n. KOSHER, ROBINSON s. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

Il bcr ofNrs Tor sal. INC suoscu
JPr casks choice old Maeira Wine direct iu,nor,,,
~ 4, 20 40 scrcial 10 do a. '
~ h'ds old l. Madeira a. w. 30
" ~ casks sout.,siIr do a, ~ 90
q, 40 choice Green Malmsey a., ~
'""o" me public attention IN invited
ap9Gt THOMAS POE.
SuPERlOR ArrAKAPAS SUGAR
a III" hhiS' Ola avery faysrte mark In store for sal,
ap9Gt ihoMAs FOE,
- Market square.
I)uENrN snOT-In store, for sale t5n - n
u Slot assorted Sizes ~ do Uuck do ~ "N' "'"p
ap9G THOMAS pnr NJ,
VERY CHOICE OLD WINES IN GLASS
IusI received. diTrct FROM the imoor,cr g 49, ~
- inIia Madeira joZ West India DO Ph.lps Pbeins
mn a To- '' '''' THOMAS POE,
l., a., ~, Market spare.
''' '"''S Sou'', Tor me Eastern District OF vI-
INC usuct 81 bankruptcy of HENRY HENSON -, l.
county oi Aih"marlc, la The Eastern Nirs,,a n,ss.'
u nehtS h"nSon WHO has been dec reed . uan nm,
~ ,.' having hlsd petition PRAYING for his dis.
~ anewspapet printed IN the CITY of D,rhn,,,t s,
Us al I.s,t h'ior" the 18th day of June next ,vhen
nearing VIII be ad on the said petition Al bs d., "a .,,
'yo Nichmund, and al creditors who IA ,yc n,,v'
he hah tme and place, aud show cause N any III h.v
Why the prayer OF the said petitioner should moi M
ACopy-Tcsie,
aps-wiow HENRY GIBSON, OK
NORRIS New York Concert 60 will omen a C,,,,
Entertainment At the Theatre, this Evening Arm O.
ton y n 10 O'Clock. The Programme
pueus' eIccs Dances, Filings Ia ies StTcthhey's "a
ehucas, &c For particulars, sec Hills. y
cts Pit p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

bo~ on. thon viii breeze, bear onward b. Erin,
Ere letthe bfght hucs tom the west shall depart
At ~hen vi, her shores; through the m mist appeariI
Give me back The sweet music 40 dear 10 my heart
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-09

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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-22
DREADFUL ACCIDENT.

A dreadful accident lately occurred in
Switzerland The catastrophy happened
while M. Brossard, Prefssor OF Philosophy
a, the College of Bourg, and his lady, and
Madame De La Flecheie, friend, were
making an excursion in an open carriage
In going down steep decliviiy,
the reins gave way, and the horses dashed
owe, percipice 400 feet deep, dragging
Inc carriage after them. Madame Brossard
was killed on the spoi; NJ Brossard was
seriously hurt. bui is ex pected 10 recover,
Madame De La Lechere, who was thrown
ou; as the carriage was falling down, ,caugh,
by some shrubs growing cut OF the side OF
the precipice, and was scarcely injured.
This miraculous escape puts fiction 10
fight. t