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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01
POLITICS..
TIE non. JOHN C. sPENCER.

iiE HON. JOHN c. SPENCER.
we nave taken the earliest occasion 10 lay before OUT
eaoers The letter of the Secretary Of War, defining
ms posl'ion and, We may shy, most empbatically de.
''n."g the position of the Wing party.
AS part Of the history of the times it is paper of
mneh interest; aud il may be regarded we think, the
aoiest ana most effective vindcaon of Mr.. Tyler s
ana position which has yet made its appearance
But as an exposition of the political course and cha.
racier OF The friends of Mr. Clay antagonist party
I" the democracy of the couniry-it is alike able and
pungent a party which denounced and stigmatized
me PRESIDENT other choice because lie refused to con
Viet himself OF The grosses Inconsistency upon the
great pubic questions Of his times-because he refused
I" sacfihce not only his character but the sell.
Deng OF the country, to the Bank and Distribution
schemes, and 10 the advancement nf Mir Clay-wili
ma The facs and statements of this letter very difficult
tn'hss 10 digest. And such in truth they have found
mem Never were politicians more startled and trou.
bltd by rocket from the enemy's camp, than the
" hss on this OCCASION Coming from friend-a che.
rlshed friend, and one upon whom, If we may cred,
The Evening Journal they had layished their conf
oence-tle stroke was felt throughout all their ranks
The first feeling osurprise and us,onshmen was soc
ceeded by wrath and vexa,Ion- the annoying be.
cause IN measure pent up-tecause, however indir.
nanl, they dare not, al the Threshold Of an important
election hur upon the Secretary the full measure of
their execration
In every aspect, it is curious and important expo
son OF the course aud aims of parties; and will induce
many candid Wings 10 withhold their ration from
the effort 10 force the nomination of Mr. CLAY and TO
compel them TO endorse opinions and schemes, con.
demned by the honest voice OF the country
l.3banY .7rYus |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-11-01

Sept ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
Corresponding. Of The U. s. Ga-.l.s.

NEw foRK, Tuesday, L. NJ.
The transactions at the board this morning were
moderate, with very little alteration i,om yester-
days rates.
$4,000 Treasury Six per cents ~; s22 900 In
dana Bonds i9lai9l; $1,000 Indiana Long Bonds
20; $4,000 Illinois 6ilof ~, isiais.
Money is little casicr-but there IRE still many
enquiries and tho best paper bc done for les:
than n II per cent.
Her b. NJ. Ship lllustricns went to sea th,
morning.; :om Quarantine. Her estimation is fol
Bermuda.
Western Flour remains at your las, quotations
with lew sacs; there is more enquiry for Southern
and iooo bh.s Georsetown have been taken FOR ex
port at Sc, i2i 625. 1000 bushels Indiana Cor,
were also sold a; Cal for export. 500 bales Co,
ton were sold to day; the lower grades have rattle
given way, and may he quoted Sc per 10 lower; tn
finer descriptions are firm ut former rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
New YOU. scplclnLcr. lsil.
FEMALE ROARnING ScIInn1-

'liE undersigned feels siated ia ben, able o aunou,c
70 inc ~ nc MS good fortune in securing the service
OF MISS Ann e. Forbes as Couducttess Of the Fr,n,i,
Schnoi which lao proposes opcn tor lie wear s.5 !,
h..,le Grove. IN ihc county 81 Caroline. y
Miss Forbes has been ii ssvrralyc,r mas, tho Dir
cpal"i The Fcrs lc Seminary Nj ton in North Caron,
aih me APPROPRIATION wihwhieh she has discharged Mn. '
cs u tic situation, well genct al
mails " " '''i''''u 'eS'i'No'
rne School will be located within one milo -, ~, p
piiannock Acaieny, about ; miles from Port Rov,I
III, -, t.,;I ~. ~ W ''il 'Id1hnck IlNcI.
ia;ion of - "a hoardcs The situation is w.,
Ject of the Scho Viii be- 10 !nuart an enlarged and
sanal English Educatan, embracing all the branches
thA properly pertain TO female culture. IL will open on
- ~ annuity ''fri 'i Won, ON fh, tx, n
ton. '''E "SN"'''' ' S.ca'
ltKMS-ei2l Board aud tuition, noud. NJ Fuel Wash.
,hi LODGING aud Light Onc.ualf go 10 L, nm ~
last dtN oiIuy, ani .uc residue ni the Ijib ,ranior
Address the subscriber Mii River Post Office mini i,
deny. PI'rEp ~ 't.T.in,, ~ ~, y Sea
Nov. 18Th, ISL. !" iho 100.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
BY INLoEs S. BRoTIIER.-
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE SEQ
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE AT .1rcr,c

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
/ NbER inc PROVISIONS of a Deed Of Trust made mi
ehecuie'oy John f. langhion the under signed Tor
e ppo-' o' acquiring the payment Richard And.r.
son OF myers sums OF money and Incn,i,nc IL,
ne ssii Deed 10y the said LaughtOn, and which DecJ
ncAfs dae lsio January, lsD and recorded In The az
nee OF the nustnza Count of the City Of Rchmon, :
We NC d9rs1ned Trustees ray the balance due on
DS'I, VII I,ns esd To- sell al publ auction Tor ready
money on THURSDAY, the &Gh day OF J.nt.rv iS.3
p ia; =, MOI, ne nsT' CIR day thereafter o'eoek
Tie City Of Richmond being part of ot knn,s m ~
pan qi SAID City by the number GID on Main or s,,es,
anl .hh street commencing the intsrs.ction ~ al
WIN aln OF street, aG running with the as no MIN
81 street ~ feet, thence back nuu said .tr.,t n ~,
thence IN line parallel with Main and str.ei N To-, G
s,h street. ~ - S'e'' - ieet 10
e undersigned are satisfied that no doubt 1ists "a 10
inc i" OF the above mentioned Real Esaf. In. ,hav Ill
hs as ,rrsSes merely will convey the premises In thai
'~e' o"'' sng WITHOUT any warranty Of the title
FREDERICK ANDERSON
o. 's1 e9"aHef'd by Dunlop, Moaeire Go. Aueis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
EEMAnE eCIInnL INLnnIsA-

SCHOOL Tot the education u Young Ladies, viii bc
n opened a my residence In the County OF Iouiss ON
N'ndy'hc Ih day oi January next, under tho supcrn
tendance NJ Miss tath1ri1c ~ isc of New Work "a
young lady who comes highly rec 'inucndc Tor her Gr,
hcau0us both moral aui Intellectual Ia take charsc of
ne education If Young LADIES' In fhis School every
hing sl bc taught ncccssst, to constitute
hnshci Enrlsh ciuc'oni also The Ftonch Language aud
Whsle Ihc situation ign section NJ country ptovcfbia
er W g11i health aud ts crniguny to the louisa Rail
Road viii render 10 very accessible from any part VI tho
STATE Stor cighi young IRdcswl be nkon ~ hoaulrrs
~ my ilmy. Tile terms for 10 ard and tuiton will be
slN iot tho scholastic ycarof ~ months.
THIS ,hoo hss hccu established for the education Of
my own rhdren aud No expense has boon spared pro-
curing competent Teacher.
fcrsons wishing io send their daughters or whris 10
are requested 10 notify of their incnon
carly a. possible as tho number VI pupils is llnitcL
Wy foI omco u Poiicsvlllc, Inuia County
CLAYTON "a, COLEMAN,
yon,Gncs Castle, louisa County, Dec, 5lh 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
DEPOr OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES. &.

THE signed have cncd the store in lih stree
opposite the Exchange llOlel, with the of fur
nsh0g the cizcns of Rirhmcnd and vicinity, with first
rate articles IN the ot ready made Gatnc u's,
have not heretofore been u;ic cred IN is From
the advantages possessed connection with one o the
first concerns IN New YORK they have hopes ccia.
s. are OF piitonagc which the styeand quality of their
goods cannot fail to command
Reference could hc furnished IN the many citizens who
have favored the Establishment 30 BTOaiway. American
Hotel, Now YORK. with their Oricrn, will future
leave Their measures with which will be ioi warcd with
,spuch, and a tit Insured. samples OF tuc I'a,.'
IN vogue ~ ne Nuttr viii To- Kept on l'n, from which
selections can be made 10y all who would prefer garments
ma Re TO order.
AnapproyeI style OF Ovcrcoaia aud Clocks are offered
for inspection; ALSO Dress and trock Goals plcu
teniinn has been paid. with the object Of Offering an as
sotincno Panlaloons. which, from their superior style
OF cut end nis must meet the views oi those requiring
wei hitting article Vests every variety of patterns;
including black and figured Satin and SILK, Cishmcrcs
Merinos sc. many OF which adapted Tor Vests:
Dr"ssin. Gowns ia variety OF patterns.
Wnhd superior assortment OF Fancy Dress articles,
Gliding the latest styles of silk, Satin aud Nohar scars
and Crlyas cfavdt seucrs stocks, Slspcncrs Silk and
Linen ilandkerchefs Snirs, Collars Gloves Undcrve sis
and Drawers, Hosiery, Umbrellas Canes. Sc.
supply OF AmidOn's first quality Beaver and Castor
Hats will nc kept on hand.
ia l-,ilm STARR Il 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CONGREss-wEDNEsDAY.

"A, In the Sen,t" Mr Morehead spoke in opposition
TO the Exehsqnsf Sehems-Ms Simmons &c X. L.
though, !, might BE- 50 mod fed as to be made await
able.
MIR Woodbury. Ind the n,or for yesterday.
In lhs House. two hours were consumed by Nd
hdams in efforts to amend the journal. MIR Fillmore
Introduced bill to issue Treasury notes to meet the
pressing eSigoncies Of the Government. There j.
no money in the Treasury. Tho remainder of the
Session was consumed in unavai'ing efforts on tn,
part Of MIR Arnold TO get the floor to reply to M
Burke of n. Ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND MATuEnA
TICAL SCHOOL,
Yin the basement of Trinity Church

Vlll; duties ofthis School vail bc continued ON MONDAY
- ~ January. The courscot instruction embraces ia
~ nsl department. particular attention To al Engiish
Noatnl ani Gramm'ica conFiru,ton-u the second. 4
careful translation ~ io usual Classical Authors viii,
Critical exercises In SynaN together will constant pr,
zee ~ c branches ~ ihc drst department. tho third
inc pdclcai aud useful branches NJ Mathematics ,yin'
coniWucd exercises ~ the second department There
WIZ ao ho class Tor Modem Language should h be- de-
sired This school u not ony convent entity lnracJ b,,,
rs fine 'pacoua and comfortable room. Terms mo.
dctatc, as heretofore. q sTtiuns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
TESTIMONIALS

TIIIII IIIc INtV. DIT. IT arHInv,
The bearer OF this, Miss A. &. Futbc. Ia. ,,r,l,, ia,
Female school IN this place foI more than Two v.,rs In
ring which time she las resided in my family cnn,i,
h'1 qu-'hci hoi ~ requirements hy prsciic. 10
teach those branches OF Female Education i,snly t,u,b
In Academies aud High schools ' 'Ai9'
Nr,,. y SgneLl ,,, 900 II HARDING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
EARNi EnR nENr

worry dcsirnhc little Farm ~ about ~ acres ~ mile
RON Ipwn, ON which Is convenient aud comfortable
dwelling pleasantly situated. with ro,ms besides The I'll
llrs' Stable, nul n well of excellent water with This
place may I've had also, " desired from ~ o l arrcs oi
LAND adjoining, p3rtof which is we'll cnclosed This
plicc sweIl suc chcras market farm nr lofc cNcn.
svc farming Tic iciins viii be very moderate IN good
cnani dnd possession given immediately Apply above
10 ,, A., a. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
l.. ID. BERNARD.

Having bought Plcis,nts Bac's New Job Printing or
nee and moved ino the Museum Bu dins. up stairs s
now heller prepare THAN ever 10 all kinds
ION anu Fancy Work. His large assortment Of Tyne and
Presses, with the assistance u The best woTkmcn viii cna-
the best manner.
lie returns ms thanks to his friends and the public,
c lotIaI patronage heretofore bestowed IN him. and
hopes 10y suict attention business 10 INC rit outnu.
OF ih.ir -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
: 3O.OuO-IOOoo.

school Fund Lottery of Rhode Island Glass o.a-To t
ararn III TIE City Of Providence. Ian S-Dsawins rscsv
=. ~. u.sia EveninE Clpias-s30plO IUuu = a. 80,
itt 200 2 %, i7i7 = OF lcoi Is Of 5iI - ~ ~
IL =" oi 40, etc. Tickets only SIU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
HANDSOME FURNITURE
AT AITCTInN

AZ the store under the Exchange Reading Room. will
be sold on "Wednesday, the i2th inst Al I'M niroc
handsome English PiraiiIre- '' - ~ S'"SN''ey
beautiful thick glass English Mirrors
handsome marble top Pier Tablc5to match
seu Mahogany Chairs "
handsome sofa
pair Card Tables
;irse elegant BRUSSELS Garnet, new
rIauo As good as ne,y. Of fine ION.
window Curtains, with cornice
ioseiher with many other articles
TERNS-Cash. Ne'SS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
AGENCY ron TYPE rorxnpv

The subscriber having been appointed Agent for wM
"h'Ah ~ COS Type Foundry, New YORK. will execute
orders for any amount Of BOOK Newspaper Tyne or
1ihci apparatus tor Prniins from The above well known
Lstaoshircni, on as favorable Terms they can ob
tanned IN the Eastern Ces. specimen Gf their Tyne
ani prninen, can hc seen 10. calling at my Painting Of
fee, Museum Building, Richmond, Va
no q ctf r ID BERNARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
s3n.OOO-1n nnn-c nnn

School Fond Lottery of Il l. Class 26l-To h, ,-a, 80
Is e,ty OF Providence Jan g?prawin- received Tues
Gay Evening Capitiis-s}tO,r, lDOu, COCO 5Ifo .s,l
%t" 2O , - CT lnul ~ OF 5ll 80 of "a, rs f2S,'
eie. Whole tickets only $40 " ''''
lcSes shares ami packages all the above truIv no
puA' LOTTERIES OF ~hci james Phalen a C., are N,n,
gers, uAt al any time be found ~ tie above Once
OrteIS from any iar % the tnicn receive the same
ton were made. ' "''''Na'
10 Prizes csshc 3, in ell cases on PRESERVATION At =
above Office. CHAR r. n aiIr< 80
rf...'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
FOR CASH.

NtIE intend durin: the month of Jlnuaiy, to change
w present business, aud are anxious Ia The meantime
To fcducc stock OF Goods much pnSsblc To I'll
feet this object the more speedily, We VIII and AFTER
i'ls dy honlIy, 18th Deccmbcr,) offer them such
prices a. must insure their sale.
Those who want desirable goods, at prices below their
current value, nyleitO lcIgc aud well
selected assortment, with the certainty Of being suited
both As regards tnliiy aud prices.
The reduced at which ihcy will be offered, well
our dc ire close the husscBs without delay will
place IL oui ofonr power the iIion
have heretofore chocriily extended our custom
crs aud oar sale ipT the future, will hc made exclusively
orcash As this rude will he strictly adhered all cases
we hope liza, nO one wiiltlkc exception to u.
dec l3-,lii GAY & BENTLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
s'rOp nun f,,,,E,.
PRINTING FICE,
AND
AGENCY FOR TYPE FOUNDRY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

tDLIAShNTS BAlLlE have this day sold to Mr. r. ID.
l. bEh NhkD their Book and l. Office Mr. D. IL ton
wen known As skiul printer, require commentator
from us-theI"uTe, We would only ask that friends
VINO nave - literally favored us, will continue their pat
fnna.e t. our successor under the confident belief that
anpic justice Will be- done them.
"a PLEASANTs & BAiIIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
NEW EsThHLIsIIMEnT-
CDNEEcEINNA RN Y

A MoNGST the variety composing the above incnonc
II stock, are the following Srticlcs
Candies. of home manufactures Cakes; Coria's, Fo-
reign aud domestic; Fruits of every descriptions Dry
rud Preserved FRUITS such generally kept IN a
COutcconIry together with sentiment Of Toy Fan.
Goods, 70 TuneTcs and many otn"r useful HIcit
suit aud deserve the public patronage. The whole,
oordng Ia instruction. To be sold at the lowest market
prize. tor cash.
le CHARLES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
SALE or SLAVES.

IN Thursday, 1911 Instant, will hc sold before the Il !,
- leigh faycrn, IN Williamsburg about thirty valuable
SLAVES, men, women ami children, hrlpnrnt 4, ,h, - ~
tate OF the late Thomas II. BurwcI " ''' ''
Terms cash II WHITING Ai,,r
jtb an ''' '''''' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

Pokomoko River Lottery Class 3-To be ,,,,, =, W.,
9ns3n' De Ian 9-prawing received Satur az morning
- w coo 10 200 1916 OF 100 20 of SO
Tickets Onl, S. '' O'''tS' Nlo!'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
FOR REST

S--aA , ne House AZ present occupied BY Mr. Jas G.
Ittka Crane near the Uuitlrsu Church Possess,on
-EsalI cay pe hNl in week " two ifdesircd.
- - ALSO The House and Lot opposite Mr. n &,
M9rthem's' ON shockoc Hll Possession given immsji.
ae} hcse arc both very desirable family residences
NEr51o JAMES THOMAS, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
100 nm 40 nnn

School Fund Lottery. Class 255-To he drawn :, Pei
Jaw eveSn, Sain5ny J1ay S-n~ns rceey Tues.
iS1 llJl i3n, lel'. 100 ill OF IUo ito 6r an
Nos-l2 drawn. Tiekets only $40 - W ~ e'e. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
DANCING SCHOOL.
ODD FELLOWS NEW HALL.

MADAME HAZARD has opened at the Odd Eel
Itl lows Had her Glasses for instructions IN dancing
"A the progress OF her Pupils render practicable
will he formed for Wa!Xcs aud the Giiupiies I'll.
CRchucl Cfdc0vinnc, ErJalcn dc Jar, the Snoens
Etboero, Minuc,, Gavotic Ne Ncsrs aud Shawl Dance
VIII hc taught These dances ndcpe nicnty at value al
their own, specially useful giving facility
10 simpler movements; and II - the aiv.cc of Madame
Hazard. That all who desire arrive al perfection la the
of the art rnpd learn the dances ahov" named
Miiime Hazard proposes also to iu:m coilon PARTED
Tor her pupils, exclusively Madame ~. wili
Lessons In her 'rmcns, to individuals at tlc
own houses, II preferred
Madame Hazard will Il desired. form a class OF boy
from To ~ yclTaof age, app her the ODD
Fellows New HAL, Mayo sweet.
FortcTms other Details refer To Madam Hazard.
Mts Aliens BOARDING House. de - i2g
Madame II. will bc a. thu OH Fellows Hall on Mon LAY
WcInc silNa aud ETihavs. from n q n'rlnc.. J. VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
$50. 600 -IO.NnN-6 900

School Fund Lottery, Glass 2i9-To no dr.v, ~ n,
iIa1D 6 received Tgsy Eyes,ns:
~ OF i,v 10 Of so, iOofiU l7j OF 80 ee- T,eEc,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
90 pARTNERSIllp

THE subscrb The LIST instant. lated with him
4 self In business, Edward Morgan The bu-in.s
VIII he conducted under the firm and style ofROYhLI
MORGAN lie returns his thanks tn his friends and Gus
toners for their hhcih patronage and respectfully solicit
aeon'innailon Of the siinc To the new eoncc,n.
Ia ,ltH QnylII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
GY DuNLoP. MoNc1-pr { q

BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & Co
BACON, MOLASSES AND SUGAR AT
AUCTION.
w, WI he soi m Tnesiay the tn INST at 10 O'Clock in
ica, JUST received direct. Por Of Brig Or
loo sa.s' Cincinnati cured HAeou hams, tnlddpss and
lS3 bbis oclesns Molssses
ALSO,
IN hhi' COOL quality Fort, Rico sur,ts
In bags Java Jof. ~
- DO - Domingo DO
tl 20 prime crcen Laenvta do
~ bids Trinidad Molisscs
40 boxes soap
- cases ,areratcd fancy shaving scans
- "' Aes - ernAcct candles
g boxes sawyer's Mustard
81 80 Go gates starch
~ ehcsis AMI h1n chcsfs extra Gun u,-yi-r To-
~ hilf chests choice Riscs Tgis '-' '''
~ boxes single loaf aud lump Sus,rs
~ bags son she'll Alm1ufs
LOO half boxes Raisns
- secs fresh iued Currents
100 bhs Monoucail Whisky
81 dn Tuscaloosa 10
tofc'hcf with an assortment Of pr,,.i,.s ne,
Vince, SC. &c '''S' "u'"' "iN aui
's.n$-4 months for an sums over sICU
80 p'NLoP hoNCURE - co ,Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
The following are few OF the Splendid Scheme.
for 1912

Pokomoko River Lottery. Glass 2-To be drawn q, vu
nIJn' De- Jan S-Drewns resolved Fidly evenns
ooi 100 ~ Of IS - of7O 10 OF 80 etc wloi. 1eEe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
NOTICE,

fE especially Offer their scryiccat 10
rcnis aud The public generally. for the hiring of Ne
loes Tor The ensuing year. Their chirgcR will he for hir
,ni out add bonding per cont Particular attention viii
bo paldto them during sickness
no DABNEY CAuTuoRN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

1929 s. do do ''''''''...'..--.....sJl0
Tho allow. g,r.it ~, ....''', '-......shO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
FOR RENT,
ACOOK. WASHER ANDIRONER.

A comfortable Dwelinr House on Church hin
fs5Iik near the Church Yard, with a large garden AZ
-~sslSa- las RIO. MILL 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07

ake great pleasure Ia expressing ny hish estimation
OF the qliihciiions nf Miss Ann Forbes as Tr,cb,t
heI aent am unreming attention The tuuils uncr
her charge at the Milton Female Seminary for lie ,st iva
years nus attracted The particular uOiicc trons OF
the schools her intimate acquaintance with Junior and
scuor branches al Fcniic Education, united with her
iudcous system oi impdrinc instruction. secures The I'M
provcmcnt well the affections Of hcf ruuis Viii
the Procicssoi my own little daughter have been more
Than srahed, aud ia sheer justice the
AMI tnt nsc worth of highly deserving lady Ichcr,
render her this testimonial Of my esteem ami apnto,iin
u,. =, ., ,,,-i,euI, 49, JOHN 4 GARLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
DIssOLUTION OE co PARTNERslIp.
COMPREHENSIVE


I HEREBY constitute ani appoint CHARLES EE, my
i Agent i"r a." sale VI Con'ccuonary, fnts. Fancy
Goods SC a, my establishments near the New Market. on
shockoc HILL D.. DUuAiS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
REPUBLICATION OF TIE
DUBLIN UNIVERSITY ,IaGaz1SE

NJ neg 'eaVc Ia annouHc" that Ia accordance viii tho
w wishes "f large number Of our subsrrilc,s &C.,
aic arrangements lorthc republication the above
fOf 1912 ' ""''"A'' "uihpeF
Tie Dublin University Magazine is TO Irel,nJ ,vb,,
h'aSNwOOu Is 10 scotland. this cause clone - -.
uNlhf as does, IRISH lite and manners and Irish ma
:? WhAhe, ~ All Their genuine reality T.aann,hiv
" cApccci 10 cIist the sympiih.s Of numerous
o readers Including all those who appreciate tho ni,,
81" "" anu olcSins inn That Is indigenous Oud Ireland
IN crnhi Atom al ts Il * only necessary 10 refer t
Those Thrilling tales under the titles nf "ChaTes IpN.c
anu Harry loi Icpucr' both OF which ori-ua Inv
~ ts peioicei-tiic most popular with the sion c
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IDENTIFY issue the above named PERIODICAL tn osr ,, ~
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MAGAZINE neither expense nor cxcTon shall he w,ot y,
our 1rt0 pToiuec tin style commentaries viii, i,. ~,
iiis' merits, ahi worthy oieir entire approa,ion IT.
DubIn University Magazine Viii issued in monthly Num-,
ncI within week licr thc receipt OF the Original rony
ptt,d III boli Tyre, ou paper 81 first rate GII,ly
WI" IN every respect with the Dubl Edrion
New York, September. ISL '"'s"H''
IeTls--I our Dollars per uHnnn1 paysbls in o,jro.
,"hscTiiIOns received AZ the Pubcaii1u Office twbe,c
rr"sleciuscs may be obiane) basement Roos -,
fnc street AMI broadway; by Mr. Leonard scott
ahi'ccraI tiy Agent; 10y Mr. John Nimo Ageu, f., ,I.
10y the respective lucal agents thr0nshou -
ro a S,i,,c JOSEPH GILL
- '''-N'. Agent, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
LONG NIEADnlY

WI ahoFcnbcr will, on SATURDAY, the 22i January
A :" p"'ic auction, on the premises sell This I,i
'ne luc fsrh u lies uthe fork kahunimy ami
noiswsmp creek " mites fioin Richmond conIslnin,
20 more man hall ni', and very superior Ineaiov,
h nL HE Dwelling House is u by feet two stories
third ~ months. - n',, u,c-
| dc 2l--cli dcotis '' "'''''