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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
CERTIFICATE.

tcctiG That have, 10y Say Of experiment. used the
Hsecar AMI most Of the vlr1u8 kndso Pit in NY p-
icc, winch have borne The highest ropuic Boz the puhc
fritnn been offered 'r ssic ~ this vicinity or
the last fyr yctrs, Including those CaCi the Rcsurrcc
Per- Pis.un me public may rest assured that
ainrn~ the wi'ic catalogue has answered. better
purpose, e. an easy and ccna rcury, than the Rcsur.
~ fon oi Persian Pills, he most cases Of disease.
CHARLES BACKus, VI. d.
Ro5hceicr. ~ v, Sept n, 1892.
If-flv rtA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
= HHHEDY ron THRUSH-CANkER
AVID AIN-IMG snEE MnI-IM.

THOUSANDS both Young and old bot especially moilcfa
aniinifntg, arc every construed ~ the tomb ~
above Stubborn Diseases The MISUNDERSTANDING and w.
nance ulu17f prarcinE plYsct1na regard a. this a.
no. an ic consequent uncertainty 0fcurc from ticu
cfrnpii1t7 BEL subject ~ cupmsn rOuarE auiong an
nse WHO nave suhcrcd from The disease, % who have
trcssed ifo suncrinrs ~ others
Therefore, rivcr much pleasure. be- able 10 Offer
| IHf Glass ~ suHcrcra remedy, one which has
~ Jaiff IN snalc Instance, in thr most lgTfayac
%. ~ rti disease, oven where the mother ant Chi
w. boon covou externally with caukcr sorcs over the
Ilo body, veil ta internally.
Ntny arc The cures We have witnessed performed hy
tnrhcincf' Toe tho worst safrs ~ Thrush Cantfr
. N"fUur NlIr M01fh. cycn Whcta the patlcuf bal
given over ~ number Of the most talented physl.
Nr prcscn the oompoun thus conf irnfly because We
fF d BE- only 90 hc tossed 10 b. appreciated.
~ For Filo by 4. ~. STEVENS
|UOMNS'EON btUE--7.n u-tcos Superior H,v
| F.ou0 Lmc, n enc order. isndnr rcr schr Nsisrif
ale tow NH WILLIAMS HANttI
EVAN. SHORTS. Nc-wo have IN hand a i,rre
4 Gmnty ~ nr'n, shorts Cirn, &C., which We will
on teas'nlhlc terms
nWl-u WOYAII 4 MORGAN
LpuR-Family ant Eura supcrGno Flour for sale.
olO RM BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
KI.suEM tCTIMN. nN rGMsLAN pILL.

C,UPEkIOR ~ tho H,ccan, Briut4cth's Evans To.
- mote the Mstrhicss Cprced) SIuatve lndan Pufga.
tive crauy other Pile COMPOUND before the public. rs
tCiudri Co 10y Physicians ani ultcIs. Lctunnc r0nrnn
th"nunuthcy have tod them, aud tcn we are CERTAIN
they will not.
II b. q settled point with al who have usc the We
gctihlc PERSIAN FILLS that they prccuucnty the
best ant m1sf cflc aci1us FAMILY MEDICINE thar has
been usrdin America. II tamy could bccuu ne
ruArtci with hctr sovereign power over dsctse they
vpnt kcc9 them andbe prepared will a sure REMEOh
% apply the htst oi disease AMI Then how
murh diFrc.s would bc avoided AMI money sayc s well
tic live NJ thousands WHO hurried out e lime 10y
csccug disease hrgf stages, 10y not hcuf In
possession II remedy which .y ran rlacc depcn icnce
upon % Pile each box, price 90 cents Fos saic' At
Richmpni, by a. q. SIEFCNa,Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
jew nAvIps on mEnmeNN rLAsrER

-
Tue t'cuhari"s"i iJf chDun a ccunnuu'i a." owing
nrtfr' hs AMI isules s Vittes hcinz red 10y
hon 10 the nmci seatof is,asc o. ~ pam aud weak
ness.
however good any internal remedy may be, this.
eAi' ma hip ciuon viii prove powerful auxiliary IN re
n'fiis 90" U.c4'e ani facilitating the cure. Of
nf miami liiou schToiuIouu accnu kings Ivti C,.ii
" NinHntofy ami ChToLic RIrui.tisn, all
"'Nir Te1tci p2n ~ weakness
Eoicnian tTayolls Ia the south 81 Europe and Ps
r-''nc 'n l1Hl he ard sai tilcc
pinisa "i JEW phNiD'S, ug HEBREW PLASTER, aud
u ihc sho conaercD misacuiouH cuTes hal peTi0T
rd, tha c wa induced 10 ny on h,s own person,
1n aJtssr aIeeton the removal IL whch ha be1n the
chief object of hs luufney, but which hal Icsissd the
genial innucncc Il a bsn'y and delicious climate. lie
Coon found his health npro,ns anh IN few wceka his
pain bs M hecsie 80, snty
stated Sine" thar tune h. has been recommending IL to
hf tdcnds Ant acquaintance for all lkcI pains what
kch a. ricnasn govt. head ache tooth ache. pain IA
' Iidc htp, lark aii hmla scruiuour huuur kufs,
Weiis White swelling. htUi iu.fE snu Joints, rsir
aruc Ia the hrcis, weakness sni pain the F"in d..
weak umbr, auvncIi aicciipus OF tho spine, female
Weaknesses &C No cM ic subject 10 pain weakness
n thl back side should be- without a.
MARRIED LADIES.
IN delicate siuaiions, 6ni relief constantly
wearing this plaster The apIcatol Of tts plaster be-
tween the shoulders, hos Eiuni a " Tor
COILS coughs phise Hung aii"ciiruS ~ their prsry
STAGES u destroys inh hy producing c0p1us per.
sllraiion. No physioiin should be ~lih1uitt.
For paIicuaTusce bis that companies zach box aud
directions. Bach noN aims sufficient spread
eight uiasicrs Price y1ceuts per box. Foe sale.
&C ~ NV tlh g. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
JAMES s GEORGE WINSTON.
f.nMNI..-rn.- ,rrn -

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for SALE al reduced
prices
IN BIsHSIS prime Clover seed
wv ~ hhdS - CroiS. New Orleans and p Rico susar
- bals Orleans -
81 hhds Baltimore Whisky
50 10 Gibson a Martin's Old Rye
III boxes SIlO luSl2 and i2Kig Cas-
100 bbs No Nett y q Herrinrs
w hhis Trinidad and " % Moiasser
% bags Java, Rio and Lastlsy "a Coffee
~ h hIh G M1 Imperial and Young HrsonTes
- boxes rs, SIS aud 6's Talow Candies
lOo 30 Good AMI Common Soar
~ iuhs Goshen Butter
80 kegs New Lard
81 bills Vinegar
- bOHes HaSaBa Sugar
- bhls Brazil DO
10 halt pipes French Rrandy, i'm the Custom Ho,.a
~ quarter casks Port Wine - 1'0
~ bbis Apple and Peach Brandy
100 lbs curled Hair
% pieces Hair Cloth
Io ol,qy riour oldM. Wine, indemljohns
C11,on - segars, at - per VI.
fn,ist iSi" Windsor Chairs
Sng Mahogany assorted
Gunuy Bags Tsbis Ier.
rreaneis Chair Backs
sSIn Mahogany Kn1bs
I Irish Whiskey Mos 'Ne'
NERum Me,lSetx.,
Imitation French Bran,iy Cockie seiv.s
Old Apple DO sand Srreco
C Cor..as o., Move Wire Nos to 20
Souhty Tin Bark Mills
Ss,,cly Mlne . Hydraulic Cement
Madeira Wine, 10 old Flooring Plank ami sbin.l.
mr. 10 ~ anu Snihsles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
WILLIAM NuepOCu. secrct,ry.

Applications may Zee mat personally "T ~ ltUcr, A1hl'
pai1 the subscriber kscut tor tue Company kch-
mont sal furnish 30 AIRY Information opcr-rus
fcsrous of awaiting themselves ot thc adya tgcs which
tins .ssuou Oilers for providing against those changes
which, aur subject, irumt" uuU cfaiuy ui life dud the
ulccaruusucss nf bu.Gc~S iiy the payment oi small
SUN, wurh can spare, comiuusbic support
soy, 10y t!is means, be- secured a. thcr tamillca.
SOL &C. UAIuNNtN Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
GRE n DISCOVERY!

His cdcne is tie only one thar hiss come ne fore the
public for the rchffuf uohers. aud - des gnei Tor
them auf them cuy. u not cure fI all Complaints bur
iortle lsEnTt he O. uio uais 10 being
SD sirnuz, We rccomu eni it " liable medicine A
p3mp''r Accompanies eaen Uo'ie, y IA fu description
~ rs peculiar VT'ucs For sale by
mr. % = " rI-STACF a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
Sc kind Of Herbs for Soups.

~ nun Va AAs
Early York CAbbsse-bcsr
early
Grren savoy Cabbage-fn,
late
Flat Brunswick d0-supcrl
large heads
Flat Dutch Early Turnir
Long Rel 1omafo-lars'
smooth sort
ReiTurnip Radish-fne ear
"
Yellow Do do-lor early sum
meT and fall
Double Parsley
summer squash
Long While Onion
Scarlet Radish-besi earl.
long
Carolina Watermelon
] Nu,meg Melon
Brown Ouch Lettuce-fns
Silver Giant Coiery-verl
large white
lee Leiiucs-hne early
Tart Rhubarb
Long Orange Carrot
Long Nhifc Ockra- for soup
Cayenne Pepper-long rel
Bull Nose 10, large-Enes
kind
keene'sLong Green Cucum
bef-liinches long
Salsafy
Egr Piani-best purple
Lazy Leiguce-Arge White
-quash-aSsortcd
Early Green Cluster Cueuu
beT-best early
/ Parsuips-prime
Elriy Sugar Loaf Cabbage
fine early
DTuiuhcad do-whife hcaC
Half Long Blood Beet-bei
sort
Giant Asparagus
For sale by =
sign Of the d
NH Is Mans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
LOUISA RAIi-tOiD.
LINES TO
Charlottesville. Siaunion. Lyaehburg aEd he yfr

LINES TO
Charlottesville. Siausfon. Lyaehburg aEd he yir
ginii Springs.
a. E s::,,yS1 60: -
FARE TO SrAUNrON REDUCED TO S..
10 LynchLufg, seven dollais--ro Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING AVOfDED-AND GREAT
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
Tue public hereby informed that under an arrange.
mcnt between ~" RAILROAD Company and stage Lanes,
ihe tnis between Richmond sni stanton Is reduced 10
Sand cu aud alter the lF IT bay viii be- r.duced IL
10 iyuel bury, .ud a. ti'aru O., JharoitosvHc
fafs'n ccts irlsus Rich onI ~ the Railroad at "A A
Nnuh the Louisa railroad .ye aud ihenco
an' 'ockos 10 miles Ncef hy nichi. leave 'ocke'r
neNt rlrninE 10y iay hight Ridge AZ sunrise
snd 'EriSs a. Siuuion ~ lUh NJ
Tie Guy an'iutic line leaves stanton n NJ reaches
Glover Dale by night aut ictgipE mnrnina
day hli. reaches the Warm spnnfs o, sreikasi. md
tlNrghanz To binncI an passn. the While Sllphur al
. VI. auives ~ Lcwishuig hy VI On the iday, ~
hcurs sooner than Tie route b Lynehbuis
Tho IIhe 20 Lexington, salem Abnsl, and Rurfa
vile. Tenu leaves s,uuon Tuesdays Thursdays aud
Saturday., AT IL ", reaches Lexington 10y ~, and
eavnE there ncNt morning. teaches The N4urai Br
breakfast and salem by6 VI &c.
These Lines the Man Mail koues and Passenz ers
have preference over all oihe az any point
LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE
sasl EaSEss s3 &aPA al
S-SSS S5,s-fsS go 1fts,sii p =
DAssENGERs ior LynehbuIg leaving in the Cars on
Il sundays Iuesd1yf and ThuTsdsss. al a VI, reach
morning 10 NJ To Breasiast, In % hsHrs FROM Rich
mond. On th.s Passengers hsv" rosiiv, assn.
rance OF NJ detention under any circumstance.
ma " Agent Of Transportation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
FLOWER SEED.

FLOW Err SEED.
Dahlia double. Zinnia. Gas.
sia, Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, TTcforc, Candy
TUT, Chysanihemine, Rgani
Corcops's. Euphorbia Varie
gated, Ice Plant, Doodle Bal
saminc, Scarlet Cscaiia, La
valera, Adonis, Love In I
Mis-, Megnionette, Marvel o
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
ELEMENTARY DRAWING ROOFS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS
4 priI Iyt b


NEW Lithographic scenes OF Rustic Co,,,,ss m
vermont Drawing Book Of Landscapes: esIgnAd 80
executed al the Vermont Episcopal Institute Bs,iin,,
for the use Of schools. '"e'""'
TIE hrst number shows the rudimens Of Arobirec,pr
IN te savage STATE, and the progress Arcfecfnr from
iis trst rude beginnnS and Preliminary EIcrrIsss ~
ing the subject. f'-'SS' "'usu1-
The second number is devoted chiefly 10 tie DeInsa
Landscape Scenery. "A
The thId number presents Drawings Of Rocks Boat.
DC, 10 De copied with the materials and In he Ssn
manner as the preceding. 0
The fourth number commences with g., U-b.r f,t,.. r.
subjects intended 10 advance the Pupil n The of Dr,
ing and Finishing the enes W. D'N"'
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
0rlhe All Of Drawing. and The Theory and Practice Of
espeee ~ series OF Letters, contain persperye
sespe scenery AniuLais and the Human Figure, with a
new method Of Practical Perspective designed nm novel
easy anu pcisTicuous sty le. for the
seH-n>Tucton' oy n Whtlock Teacher OF the An m
lU Diawnss, from real views taken expressly Tor tins
WoTk On quario volume of Goo paees
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK,
beins ue kudments Of the Art Explained in seties Of
easy progressive lessons adapted the studies and ur
suns 81 young ladies' and gentlemen In all estabshmenfs
lnrhbtrA educslon embracing the three departmenls Of
the art namely Drawing, shading and CoIoufiby oo nri.
IN numerous Coppe-paGe Engravinss with copious irr
Drawing ' 'O'esS0f OF
Drawing Book OF Flowers by Miss Ann smhb
AndTeSss lessons In Flower Painting being series n
progressive studies Principally from Nature BY Acker
man, London edition. =
Together with Drawing PAPERS watcr Coto-. z, -.
paraic cakes OF al desert pfiuns -
~ lrd silver Paints. Metizint and Pink Coiors Pons
'ai.rS Isr ara sable Brushes various sizes Horn
l"l tissue Papers SUPER Drawing Pencils Of diferen
d'eITes oi qualify PANT Boxes, Painters Easels &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
VOL. XVII.
. Y ALEXANDER MosELEy.

~ Inscription To The nAllA WHO Ia City Suhscr
n'a ga year, an lot shorter prtnd the rate Of CIV
Ayc9r both payable Ina advance When by mail BIC
aFfsr.
An'rRriSiNG-Foro ono square ofGnren lines Cor less)
y cents. ins"ions 81 i@ thee inser
hgnH 81 - an "V"r cc,lng tnsciiio. - cents
lrftrc wCt., 'uronta Tot cnch inssIu"u-
iwc"a wcck, t,nseItiun - ecns every succeeding
ns'r.Uu 70 cents.
One week. frsinFertion 10 eehs;aveIy succeeding
tGstftiuu isicrn'a.
Irauaicnt advert acTs inustpay In advance.
The uWuthcr of Insertions of Advertisements must he
Motel the Ms they will he Inserted mill lrei od
hc f'upp" aud charged accordingY. -uIdrTs stop
ui;tst also be IN wiring.
Annual Advertisers are charged SO To- rquarcs and
N that proportion for 1N ertsencnis t.atsr rrrih
oepl Aueiionccrs and Lottery dealers, wh" charged
tlU0, tpNpcT irCiulcl)
G1-The COUNTRY WING ia published twice a gceS,
Tu.s lays and fridoys at five dollars per anuun payable
IA tivtnrs-
FOR ApVEETiSlNC-75c cuts Il square, cor icsa) for
lMn LI.mLnL Inn. and % cnm-. umlllinn.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN SEED, FLOWER SEED, HERB, AND
OTHER SEED

HAVE Just received fresh assortment OF Seed com
prsng every kind or the choice Garden and beau
ifu Flower Seed. Most Of these grown by the
Messrs Sinclair Of Baltimore, and OF them
poued from the best European houses all Of which
war anied 20 give satisfaction, ami show their superiority
over ether seed, the ensuing will prove.-Lsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
NO. 100.
RESfOI AZ.

/ 4 ANDERSON h4s removed his omee to the Rol.
- Nit VIII app
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

yellow Olion
Savoy Spinach
Scotch Kale
savoy Spinach-fnest
LAie Brucoli
DO Iaulifiower
White Sugar Beet, Mango
Wurtzcl-ior feeding stock
Extra Early Peas-superb
early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
fine medium
bishops 30 do--l2 inches
high. best dwarf
GroOms New do-superb
Fail Maichless do-fnest
late, 6 feet
Large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
dwarf -uaDS
Dwarf Marrow do-best do
10 and early
DO Mediterranean do-fnes
late
Horticultural dO-fnesi pale
Early Yellow s weeks Beans
Rachel 10 10 uO-fnes; ear
y sort
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

LADIES BEST q ALITS PHILaDEI-
Phi >LIPP ERs
A. One Dollar per pair.
w I nave one iruLk o. The above slippers which We
w VIII sell al 81 per pair.
JUDAH MYERS & CO.
~ - Cheap B."t, shoe Trunk Dsa ers
SUMNER COATS.
tST received an assortment OF Write Linen rrhsun
y &c which cannot iil please ~ who eIamine them
-TARR a CO.
ar" O0po-i Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
EaSs.S3 Eassss.s sss3 G4Ta ~
5SSgs-tyS !tss-,! -ftSsjFJ,ss1 NJ ~
NOTICE.

IRON and AFTER the 25;h Of Apr, weekly line of
Boats to IyuehbuTr, will leave Richmond ami Lynch.
burg MONDAY, "Wednesday and Friday al O'Clock. A.
W. by t!aarrangcment We enabled tn form cenner'
lion With the Western stages OF 1ynchhurs our
Scousvtllc Boats will usual ON Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening o'clock, T.. NJ Astl the
ncnce and expedition by this route all others coluc
West nom Richmond the ciuiiy, stall say any
thing bur refer and ohcra TO those who have
travelled Boats
apsi-tf BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
NV sPRING GOODs.

10y tht AfWNNNNiAs
TUE subscriber RECEIVING tui crruInE. titrre qrpiy
4 ofncw art desirable Go'is u "a uc. &C. iuvf-s ihe
attention ul friends. frl custom 80 rrneraIv tr-f
then, Shat aI oi hs purchases this Sprhf will fly sustain
his previous reputation, cfsccrrE good ans CHEAP Gnn s
Iffnsa PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
PEASE n SONS
uALTIMO LIFE INSURANCE co.
John l. DONALDSON, President


n; ~ ANNUITiES;
SELLS TNDOWMENrS FOR CHILDREN,
Wg EWES MONEY an DEPOSITE;
EXECUTES TRUSTS;
NAMES CONTRACTS IN which life OF the interest Of mo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
BEAUTIFUL DRESS ROOT,

BEAUTIFUL DRESS ROOTS.
FINE FRENCH CALFSKtN.
WE have Just received per schr Urian further SUP
w pivot Miles sous beautiful Roots and shall .on
inuc io keep regular supply ct them W. ask Geu.c
ucu. On want cd one anl beautiful Boots 70 -vc be cali
jE WATKINS 4 co.
or Samuel fwncy scd srant.
AIUswARD-FfeshD Durham Mustard in rolud aud
wi hslf pound bodies, Tor salc
sPI RM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01

7 AIDES SrPgRIoR FUR RouND AND PLAIN GUM
l. ELASTIC OVER SiiOES-A beautiful assortment OF
The ah0Tc over Sbors flf dic In store ami for ale low
Ladies will please cali and suif themselves A.
ID. BURLINGTON a. cos
de = Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-01
NOTICE.
nm fsuEHfuslN NAUWasEN.

sNtI''II NtUUNtU.
meeting OF the r. si-u aud Directors ofthc Rich.
r. mond, Frcdcrclshirf Prioilc Railroad Compa.
ny, on the 10th day OF March, lSi2-
Rcsored Fiat tho following reductions in tie rates Of
Fresht between Redmond aud certain pontr on the Out.
"a Railroad he. aud they hereby take effect
from the itTh day ofArfi viz.
On Gram bnc cent pct hundred pounds from TTcdc-
t'ckf HNl aud third Turnout, AMI cents from
Louisa g. ". TreviliR n's ard GortlonsvUle.
On Ft0itr-Iwo cents per barrel ffom C;or,louFville
On SGt-T'so cents per third Turn out, four
cents To Lnusl Conrnpue, six cents to Trcvfan'H,
ten cents 10 Gorinusvtle
On Be,E Pork 0nd FshPer barrel "a cents TO Frcde.
ricks iis. 10 third Turn ouf, cents Lousl
Coauhouse, n censto TIevlian's aud - Cor.
louisville. e.. W. MACMURDO,
mh u Treasurer.
Once PRHCo
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-28
SALE OF OLD lNEl
N NETWORK.

IN NETWORK.
N Q. 4 W. PELL co. will sell AZ .,c,,o.
- without reserve, by order Of The Assignee y,
Jonn Tyler Brigham, Esq, on TUESDAY Qlst Jn,s
lo42' at o'clock, IN the basement, corner Of w.
change and Hanover streets, (rear OF the Exebanpr
splendid stock Of
MADEIRAS, SHERRIES, PORT AND OTHER
WINES, BRANDlES, WHISKEY, &c.
Among the Madelras will be foand the celebrate
"kirby some from the stock Of the late X
Lawrence, Esq.-irom the cellar of the late J,t,
Gore, Esq, Of BOSTON, ancock's,n "Pear.aI y,
Coles" No. and 2 Canton SUPERIOR "Nabo, ;,
ASHLEY" "Callender," "Magnums,n "Crag.n ~,
fine Sherries-" Francia !" 'Romanie. p ~ rlst,e /
&c; $50, LATTE Claret; very choice Coles
ana Munro" Brandy-and very superior Scotch
Whiskey.
Catalogues one week before sale Terms liberal
These Wines have been selected from some Of N.
best private stocks in New York and Boston vill,i,
regard to cost, and will be found superior il age ,d
quality to any parcel fered at auction h n !,
city. Every bottle will tie examined by compele-,
person, and will be warranted to comport ,rf,
with the sample exhibited at the sale
No other Wines admitted.
June l6-eopt2UthJ
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-28

actual permanent residence home within this State
Cor the period Of tbne years next preceding their vol-
ing, and in the town city wherein they offer 10
voting and who shall have had their ma nes recorded
with he town or city clerk of the town city in
which they shall offer VOTE in proper books To be
kept by said town city clerks for that purpose at
least ten days before the day fvoiipg upon The adop
ton or rejection of said constitution ariics; in adj
cers by The existing laws all those shall be ad United
10 vote who will he qualified for general Off
under the provision of said conslitu Ion OF ari
Giles, FIN fDrce,-but this provision shall not be con
tn~n or ward meeting, held under and by virtue OF
this act upon any other question questions than
The questions herein specifically named.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-28
trRANsLArIoN.1

ITRANsLATioN. .,
Minister Of Var and Marine TO Mr.. Ella.
MINISTER OF Wan AND MARINE,
PALACE or THE GoyERNMEsr,
IN Mexico, April 81, lS42.
Mosr EXCELLENT Sin; The most excellent the
Provisional President, according to his offer to you IN
your audience Of leave, has commanded me TO send
TO you the orders for the liberation of the six citi-
zens of the United States who prisoners in San
Ia Fe
The most excellent President desires that you will
consider his act as solemn proof of the just es-
nation he enterains of the noble, prudent and cir
cumspect conduct you have observed during the pc
riod in which you have worthily been the repre-
sentative of the Government OF the United States
near that Of Mexico.
renew to you the assurance of my just conside-
ration, with which am your obedient servant,
JOSE MARIA TORNEL.
Hon. Sr. PowHATAN ELLIS, sc.
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ToRNEI..
GENERAL OF PuEBLA.
Mr.. Ellis TO General Tornei.

Mexico 23d April 1912.
MosT EXCELLENT Sir | have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your official communica-
ton to me of the 2ls instant in which you state that
you have been ordered by the most excellent the
Provisional President of the Republic to deliver to
me the six citizens of the United States who were
prisoners in Santa Fee. For the very kind and fater
ing manner in which the most excellent the Prov-
sional President has been pleased to express his salts
faction with the manner in which have conducted
my negotiations with this Government, manifest TO
him the sincerity of my Acknowledgements, while |
convey to your Exceency the expressions of all that
e TEEN and respect with which have the honor
to be
Your most obedient servant,
POWHATAN ELLIS.
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR AND MARINE,
SECTION OF OPERATIONS.
Mexico, April 81, ls42.
Mosr EXCELLENT SIR: His Excellency the Provis-
ional President of the Republic being DESTROYS still
more to cultivate the friendly relations which now
happily exist between Mexico and the United States
Of the North, and especially to show the just es,ma-
ton in which he holds the conduct observed by his
Exceency, Mr.. Powhatan Ellis, during the time
which he has passed Minister Of that Republic
near our Government has thought proper to order
that the citizens of the United States, David Snve
ly, ii. X. Buchanan and Thomas S. Torrey, should
be placed at liberty and at his disposition.
have the honor to communicate this to you for its
fulfment. 95
God and Liberty.
ToRNEL,
To His Excellency
The CoMMANpANr GENERAL OF PuEBLA.
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GRAND TOTAL ABSTINENCE CELEBRATION
OF THE FOURTH OF july. 1912.

VI HE fOUhl IL VI JULl, 1872.
THE coming Anniversary of our National lnde-
i pendence will be celebrated with great display
and imposing interest in the City Of Washington
All the Total Abstinence Societies of the City will
form in procession at half past O'Clock, NJ So
ceties from Georgetown, Alexandra, Bladensburg,
Tennalytown, Rockville, sc. lave been invited to
participate, and are expected to swell the ranks of
the cold water army each Society will appear in the
procession with its appropriate beautiful banner
The multitude will be addressed by several dstin-
guished friends CT the cause throughout the day at
that beautiful grove known as CAROLS Spring, which
the liberal proprietor DANIEL CARROLL, Esq, has
granted the use of for that day
There will be an abundant supply Of temperance re-
freshmsns provided throughout the day.
The programme of the procession, line of march,
order Of exercises for the day and all other matters
will be made public at early day in the various
newspapers
A. F. CUNNINGHAM,
Chief Marshal.
L,no 90 q.