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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
10 Tie Unite states Cour for the Eastern Dstre, OF yr
, gn.a. May ~, 1872
ln the matter Of Rankrnntry q

IN TIE Unite states Conf for Eastern District OF Vtr
+, ginla. May ~, 1872.
10 The matter Of Bankruptcy of
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county ~ Charlotte H., 81 .
Eastern virginia DisIct The saii James Catnnbe
MO mas been decreed Bankrulf hv tfis Court bsv,s
hlod petition praying bic dacbaree. n i4 or'ieei ~
notice thercofbe published in negsrauer tri,tc,i i h,
syol hthm'nd ~ Gays al least before tho ION f1v hi
nv!lsnncI ncIt whom hearing will be hal on ID. All
eIelHors who have proved ciT fefs and other nersn.
~ interest," may appear the aaid tne and pIa. M
ea1seu any they have, why the prayer 81 Inc eaq
ptliiohcr should not be grained
mail ~ HRSRy crnsoN I'm.
IN The United states Conn Tor the Fasfern ui7r,-, -
r,,,r. - - virginia, May l7th. 1872:
IhME7 SMITH, of the county of C-ochiand las,
n.I petition Praying thar he may he declared 4
us oIdercd'thai al peIsons claiming 10 be- re
diors Of the said James Smith show can.c io he c
~ we olh Gay OF July next why the said James n afn
sress I'm nv, 9snkfnpi pursuant Ia The of Con
~ s newspapers according the 20 AMI 2i
mails WOW '''' jS65.s'ssPn BArrtHv
~ he United states Court fof The Eastern Diarf Of Viz
o-,,. gina, l3th May, i5il ~ VIZ
On me petition Of John A stgler,
Joseph Marsb-IH Bantrupfev.
M read nE The petition Aforesaid 4 IL ordered bv H.,
CouI tnit notice thereof be- given 10 the esI I enf
al1n pcisouayf by delivering him COPY thereof IN a,
yinl Wlnln ne District or BY leaving copy hereo
AZ is Known usual paceof residence within me Die,ref
atlo1si<O days before hc 10 day Of July nerf ,yIc
aiiht WI re ha1 upon ihc SAID petition az fhe on,
naI ih ne Ciy oi Richmond, within the SAID Drfrlst
pers according a. the ri and 2iih rules on co,, ~ f
ny persons inierested may appear a. the id limo 49,
pace snI slow cause " sny They have, why the said ne
Acopy. Tosie
m le wow HENRY GIBSON. OK.
10 Lynchburg Yirginan will copy.
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wM G SANDS nm
NInoINIA-M rnc, heln l,s ,,..,, -, ~:

VinGINiA-At rules heldin the CerS5s on 90
superior Court OF Chaucery Tor the R,emont ~ ,n h'
az ,e ~ Gay OF May, 1872 Thomas Wilson ma no,,
Other sSn Allen pitts sgnns Thomas risek sud
No, $3.50 sOove named, not having entered his nm.
Pl eiS sNen secnIty according the act of A.
Sn ine tuIes OF this Court aud appesriur Nv
ssiao.y Ssuence that he ~ not an nhabi,ant 81 al,
% W., II Is ordered That the said defendant 10
elpeLM the ruicsto be hchi the first Mondav ~ -,
eust next aud answer the bill the pnnfs. ma 1hs
cory OF TINS order be forthwith inserted i'm so,oc ne,
ppe luosheu IN the City OF Richmond. two Inon,hs
% % aud pos,eds tho front the Capitol IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

Vssq ~ 70 10 AZ asss Aslae the clsrl. ons.
A.. - st-ees .epefior Court Of law snd Cha4r en-
~ me Sesn.y 81 haiox IN The month ~ Aprl 40
n - ~ -,ons pu sgaintt Richard naniolph, Va,
~ CAaacsry. ~.-"''0f.'i "s'ss.-
90 ussena.nti not having entered their appearance
80 ~ e.a,nk ~ saiafaetofy evidence, that they are
Mamie ~ OF ms COMMONWEALTH: On motion Of the
rss.ut ~ eounsei " u oncred Thai the defcntants
dppeaf hsre on the hrei Monday In July It AMI ansc,
ne sinius bil; aud that copy order be forthwith
IN thc hchmond Whig Tor months succ c-
~, AM posted at the front door the Courthouse Of
az 10 ya~ Ac0Py Ts.,.,
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Acopy-Tesic

Rules heldin the CiersSs o,,icc ~,
the s,,s ~ D, ohsnceIy for the R,chmond ttren
~ nprt, iei2-lshnm Puckett pltf, as.,",
cnistophor Morris, and Other dnla- '''"' Akamrt
Inc ucienuant above named not hayipv o,,.x., a.
pcatsnce and slven security according 10 mo y, ~ .p
semoIy and The Rules OF ths Court aud n anns. -, ~.
sssac,Vy sNtcnce. that he IL no, an inhnb,en, ~
JeohwSahhi " ~ entered, That the said d,fcn ,s
W aIpeaI mere on the 9Th day OF the No ~ Jpe r.,
,hSs is 'ne sln OF tho plaintiff, aud that a eanx -,
n.hi s &c ioithwh inserted In nesn,ner n,h
.I ,n he Guy OF Richmond, for two months suercs
city. copy Tss,a VI ''o '~pi'o In the said
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

GREAT BAKGAINs-Wo have on hand an oT-
VI cecnt agsorilnent Of Family Groceries which viii
DC sold cheap for cash TO punctual Customers uPon
reasonable time.
Jas GRETTER PEAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

Kules. held lp ire ClcrFs. arr -. :.
x,n v superior Court OF Law and Chancsr, E,r
CIV sh sone'y on Monday, the 9Th OF June si3
| hssns,p PianuT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08

puasi3oHs Medical. or Dictionary Of Medical Science
Young Peoples Book, aud Peoples Library Tor March
FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CLOTHING.
STARR & co have just received from ,s,.bush,
- - Broadway n YORK, new s1pply OF Snrirg Co..
including hack, Drab and French Elastic Csssimer pan
s2ons Back and Fancy colored Dress and Frork Cote
stis, Chaiey aud satin VosfsAlof which viii he soid,
ueir usual low prices for cash. Exchange Co.rc. So.
=ll- Ae..u-, I.tel NH 30
HUNTS MERCHANTHI MAGAZTNE-G f-- -
n hsnd,omeiy bound, complete To ls January las,
iunrs 1iIfary OF Coinmetcei Practical, Theoretical
ani Historical, published monthly By Freeman Hnnf re-
cctvca aud Tor sale by ' &c
apo SMITH, DRINReR & MORRIS.
kHyEISK
w ~ hhds Baltimore Whiskey
% bb5 Old do-i,r, receivod ,r,t To- -.
low for cash. WADE w WON n5In ain ~ SAFE
~ - doors belOwthe Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-08
THE YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK,

FOR MARCH.
THE present number is embellished with a splendid
Mezzotnio entitled Going to the Springs, with other
smaller cngTayinss
The Contents are from the pens Of Arthur Baeho San.
defson Walter, Miss Rand Rev J Kennedy, The Editor
Professor Frost and many others.
Subscription only s. per year, single Nos Is cts.
Cal soon az the Periodical Agency Office, Main street.
next door TO Evans China Store.
mil " AsIYDN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

Easiish report, IL appeared that faa 600 ~ss
eollec'ed from duties imports IN isto. Ia wss
remarkable fact. that oae. hall Of the sum vas de
rived from three artices-tsa, tobacco, and suear.
the high duties these articles could enable En-
gland to produce them. she would do i.-But il was
impossible. The tobacco of the gentleman from
Virginis would not be taxed 1000 per cent. IL the
soil of England could produce tina. article.
In the present BILL he thought no duty too
high to defeat the object OF providing a revenue AIDE
quate to the wants OF the Government. IL any
gent leman could show that any article was taxed
too high, he would vote for reduction in the
duty.
Mr. Roosevelt inquired whether some Of the rates
OF duty proposed by the bill were not so high rs
to diminish, instead Of increasing, the revenue of
the country
Mr. Fillmore said il might he the case, but he
was not aware off He would not 90 for such
high duty on foreign manufactures as would food
the country with our own, and thereby break them
down; but would advocate the lowest duty consist
ent with their prosperity. He called the attention
OF the committee to the fact, that the revenue bill
OF is2s, as modified by the bill OF 1888, had not
produced enough Of revenue TO carry on the Gov
eminent. IL was fact that, the revenue from
duties equaled the expenditures Of the Government
hut one year.-He would state the amount Of
receipts from customs, together with the amount Of
public expenditures each year, from 1854 TO $40;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

tahNhf. June W, lSi2.
CoIToN-The sales Zoe the week ending las,
evening amoun, to $500 bales, of which $3.50 we're
Upland and Florida at 5is9k. includin, some 6na
at lOaiOi cents; 1000 Mobile at s,Ioi. aoo NJ
orieans at Gallo. and 355 Texas at 7;,al ..n,s
short price. The demand for export dn,,,s ,hr
week has been quite light. shippers declining 10 hn
except at reduction. while that Tor manuiae,u,.r,,
use was rather better tan usual In prices ,ber. "a
no change TO notice since Saturday last. We quot,
far Upland slasi; fair Alabama 9a9l; New Orleans
lar sla9i. and good fair I0aIOl.
Flour AND GRAIN-Flour has been in h.tt.r
demand this week, tt rather higher prices, pur-
chases to some extent having been made Tor shin
ment to England. As near as We can ascertain.
ABOUT 1000 barrels have been taken for that pur-
pose, and one ship has been taken up to go round
to Philadelphia and load 5000 barrels there. This
morning the market is dull. he receipts are some
what larger, and the ship. owners having advanced
the rate of freight to Liverpool present the
Tor shipment cannot be filed.
We quote Canal Flour 10 day at sc 49,; Michi-
gan 50 a Sc i2l according TO brands; Ohio. in A,
hoops seas l2l. and Ohio in round hoops IS s7I a
So; Georgetown is dull at Sc I2i a s6 25
There - no good wheat in market. IL vouId
bring SIPS $3.50. Corn is not so plenty. and
has improved some-Southern yellow is worth SO a
81 cents and jersey So cents North river has sold
as high as % cents measure, weighing IS pounds ia
the bushel. Rye has been sold at 62 n 81 cents
Oats are dull of sale, and worth Csc. for Canal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
SUMMARY or NEWS.

boite was picked up on the fh n Aprii upor
the beach ten miles South Of Corpus Christi Pa.s
containing paper dated Sept. u. 1888, purpouioa
70 he write" on lizard the ship Adventurer, which
Is supposed Was lost as the letter represented her
N be IN a very crtical condition.
I'VE ore now very poor. We ask our foes "a
spare our good name. We have nothing Left hut
'hai, nnd whatever intellect the Almighty has beer
pleased TO bssIow upon .Nadi'oHiaH.
In the case Of the Lottery Agents. brought 10 re-.
cover back money psid Tor pflze nlledgcd 10 have
seen ifauduently obtained tried before the Circuit
Court Tor this county the jury yesterday rendered
verdict Tor The Louery Agents for Sl2 500 with In.
'erest from March, 1910. Alex. Gazeuo.
large sales ~ Flour have recently been made IN
Phla. and ~ y. for the English market, which vii
tend to bear up the price Of the new Wheat.
The British forces in China intend TO take pnl
81 Pekin as soon as the rel pforcements arrive oul
from Eogond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
From the Danville Reporter.
DESTRUCTIVE STORM

violent storm OF wind, hail and rain passed
over The neighborhood of village on the after-
the crops Of Tobacco. Corn and Wheat. prostro,,ns
trees and unroohne houses. Ii commenced its rn .
wages at the eastern base of the White Oak Noun
tain and eoursing from Northwest to Southeast in
rack about mile and Ia half wide, blasted the
erght prospects OF many farmers, whose wheat.
nearly ready for the scythe, promised a rich reward
To their labor. We regret to learn that the venera-
bic Mrs Fonianeis one of the principal sufferers
Inc hail at her house is said have been as large
as hens eggs. We have not heard how far the
storm extended below.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

Here was the result OF the wise legislation by
which our duties were reduced; showing that, dur
lng seven years, our receipts from them were but
1922 0O0,0 900; while the cost of the Government
during tina, period was 10000, 900; making an
average excess Of 100000 per nnnum From
this, he concluded that the greatest difficulty would
be encountered IN arranging the duties to get
the highest amount OF revenue.
In relation 10 protection he would aud that q s.
tnction should be drawn between protection nj FIRST
and afterwards. IL was voluntary act on the part
OF the Government 20 encourage manufactures at
hrst-an act which might he determined on, or not,
according TO the pleasure Of those having possession
OF the Government. But when protection came 10
be considered proper, and was afforded the faith of
the nation was pledged and no blow should lie
struck ai the manufacturers who commenced their
enterprises calculating upon the continuance Of pro-
lection from the Government.
Another question was, as to the mode in which
these duties should be levied. Ii was knorn 10 the
House that there were two modes OF imposing Gu-
tes one was on the value OF the article and the 9TH
or was spechr. Now, he was aware that there was
feeling IN the community, since the adoption of
the compromise act, in favor OF ad vaorem duties:
and that many strong reasons might be given in the
iavor. But experience had shown that they had, at
times, led TO the most injurious results; and therefore
IN the tariffs OF every country in Europe the duties
were SPECIFIC on almost every article. One OF the
reasons against ad vaorem duties, and in favor OF
specihc duties was, that the former offered sirons
Inducements TO fraudulent invoices. Indeed, il had
become an every cay practice to make out two
lnvolees-one for the custom house, and the other
Tor The eonsisnee; and the consequence was that
only was the revenue defrsuded. but the fair trader
was greatly injured IN his business. Under M the
considerations Applicable to the subject he had CONS
to The conclusion that specific duties were preferable
There was one other subject to which he wished
TO CAL the attention Of the committee. The Sc
creiary OF the Treasury had recommended thar the
duties should be collected in cash; and the commit
tee had come 10 the conclusion TO adopt that sys
tenn Mr. r. then went on TO give the reasons why
the cash system should be adopted; and at the same
time, showed the disadvantages Of the credit sys
TEN, which, he said, had involved us in debt and
embarrassment. He was, however, in favor Of a
modhed warehousing system, by which some in
dulSence would be extended TO the importer. Mr..
r: then explained the warehousing system of Great
Britain, and showed the extent to which it might he
ludleiorsy carried in this country, answering the
OBJECTIONS that had been urged against it. Alter
lew more remarks on the subject of wool, the duty
on which the committee proposed To put at 80 per
cent, Mr. r. concluded his remarks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
$40 REWARD.

X ANhWAN IRON tho subscriber In Ches.er6eiJ five
mes above MsnchcsieI, on tho 10Th of March last
my negro man TOM BLACK, about feet ~ inc hes hiyh
Drown complexion curly head OF hair, sharp nose
quick spoken, and has brother living In
anu another near there. lie was pure based Of MIR n
Harrison of Charles CITY, In Mo-. 1917 "
hNo on tho l2th instant man Roger SOM timea
oaheu honerck, about thirty ihirtyiive years
OF sac iull sin feet high, full forehead HtIe inc Incl
DC moe snccd, with the right arm between
we SHOULDER and elbow He sometimes calls hiu self An.
ony stoses he had on, when helen, circassian frock
coat invisible green with Velvet coai mixed cassinet
pan,aoons aud back fur hat have but little doubt Thai
ne mas ohalneu rec papers ands lurking about Pc
State. $50 NN~1f' W 'eo
wtIgivc So rcvpd for each either delivered o
him. JosItti ~ yus; vi
u eff ''N Hh'ic'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
"Consisl.ney, LIZ arl a i.,c.l .,

Mr. Henry a. Wise, in a speech delivered a,
Louisa Court House, in November, 1899, speaking
in gorfcauon OF Mr. Clay, held the following en-
phn,c language in regard to Distribution:
"He tMr. Clay) proposes his great Land Bill
great say; for ali the States especially with.
out injustice or injury TO the new-to distribute the
proceeds of the sales OF the public lands among an
the States, 10 be applied by Them as they see pro-
per, TO all the great objects of moral and physical
inprovement-a measure which insures equal pe.
nehs TO oil the States, and benefits not TO be calcu
1T IN extent or value, without the least violence
to the Constitution, and in exact conformity to the
patriotic grant OF Virginia of this heritage of domain
TO the common benefit of the Union"
In speech made in the House Of Misrepresentation
on Thursday last, the same gentleman (Mr Henry
a. Wise) is reported in the Washington papers to
have said:
lie might see some partial coed in protection
but he could see no goCd-nothins but bribery, cor.
rupiion and ruin-in the Distribution Act. lie
wanted neither a high Tariff nor ID stribu,ion-bu,
tho he was an anti tariff man, he would agree 10
give some protection, rather than retain the Dtri
button Act lie would rather sec some portion OF
the country Denenueo, man the whole country in.
jured."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
RIG ND MARX ETs


Reported and corrected twice a week for the Wbie
BUIIER-Mountain. frkin 10 l2c.; Roll Batter me
lOaiJ ~ 0' i"''~
CoFFEE1RIo9to lOic Lagunyra IOIali; st Domingo 2.
FlSiI-IIerIinEs 03a3i.
FLouR-Famy s7i; Country S. s7Ito6
bRAtN-Whcat-no sales made and none in e,,rkc,
worth from 81 Ito; Corn ~ 10 6nr; Oats 3nr IN uoct
iKDN.Ps - English -; Swedes slOO; Trcdcsar 500
LuMBER-Clear White Pine. No I s35: No 2 a.. No 4
2@ Refused III Flooring, l6a2n ner VI feet - ~
MOLASSES-Pouo Rico 2lsy}c: ~ O.2ia2,c
OIEWinter sl0O los Fall Strained 9iaIOO Whale in
bhls &c. ~ ''''"'' ."
PROVISIONS smthGeld Bacon G; OH M,d,uines 2 ,o
u. Richmond cured 7ic; Tard7c.
PIArTER-sil on Basin Bank.
GhkS-st CfoiE SAlOci Porto Rico 6iasl; New or.
SHOT-Gc.
sALT-whsrf 81 N; store 81 co.
IObACto-heceipts Increasing; prices steady. We
quote Ings s2i 2i-Leaf3 4t-gencraI saeZBetter
qualities a Slime manufacturer s7slGI ''
70 cents. ~ ""
wIIIsKEY-Bbls &c, hhds z3c.
EXCHANGE.
philadelphia 10 2la3c.
baltimore do 2la3c
North Carolina par
south Carolina. Tennessee.
Treasury Noes.........Iie speeie..............IIc
sales Of oronoko Tobacco made on The 7th al sboekoe
Warehouse. by Ellis & Elicit.
MI James II TerrelPs crop raised in Louisa.
~" l'.sss.....- ..-.......-.............sl0
ss''''''-''.-'' .ss.'ss...........~...l5
- . ..ss .................slG
4NoH 3D. % anu '........ .....................6k
MI Thomas Estis' crop, raised in Orange:
70 ..........................sit
- 80. 800. 80. .......''......9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
RED sULPHUH SPRINGS,

r.,,, MONROE county, Va.
I'hls establishment is open for the re.cn,ion az
'suoi ;. under the supttutcndence OF the subseTi.
49,, nc nts made arrangements io accommodate, i'm the
0,morahc manner $40 guests with their servants
s noIses Great pains have been taken TO select the
and mo supplies liberal OF the hest
Vsy An abundance Of ice rs provided and TO he bueC
snusctbcr promises nothing shall be Omitted e,lcu
20 secure the comfort Of the Visitor Regular ri.
weekly stages connect win the other springs Tbcx viii
run daily as soon as the travel will iusuiy H. 10y ~
. JAS A DUNLAP
NJ u MI William Bn ke who is in Richuond NAV
De consulted upon the properties the water the cor
tcct manner OF using Il. lie may DO found by enaurins
~ we F'Whhan Housc. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
WHITE SULPHUR WATER.

I'VE virtues u The Water from the White Sulphur
Spunss, IN GreenhricT County, In this state arc 81
generally known ami appreciated tits deemed nnne
cc~shry 70 enter into detail Of peculiar
applicability 10 particular diseases.
hhas been satisfactorily asccrtaned that the "Meical
properties Of the Water reside mainly in It's rottn Cos
TENTS and as ESQ sid contents not epasifsd ar
nihHse tosf 10y expectation, the ansp1ttcd waor
retain as much strength that which used fresh nom
tho fountain. ''''
The propucoTF with view OF placing Il ~ once in the
iclch OF all those who may be disposed avail
eies and towns n the Union aud transport the Water
uairs an haH barrels. which have undergone careful
.ni through preparation, aud enabled 20 present
Wster 10 consumers In perfect state OF prcservaon
Slpu me loss OF any Of its peculiar MEDICAL roperiies
numerous comparative trials made with the transportc5
WAFER and the Water fresh at the Spring, by ineIren
AMI observant persons with a view TO aseeuain NJ
srsns ~ ether case have, abundanly proved The uth
OF this position. 1890 Wv ""'"
Pamphlets containing analysis OF The Wafer and I
Tor It's use are furnished gratis 10y all the agents
For sale in bbls, half bbls and bottles
le " AIENiR DIyAI 4 IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
MARRIAGES.

Married, at Mount Caslle, in Nottowuy County,
on Wednesday evening, 25h May, by the Rev.
James A. Riddick, Mr. CIsoIssArUs F. JosEs. of
buckingham County, TO Miss MARY ADELAIDE.
daughter of the late William Wills Esq, Of the
former place. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
}. BRANNAN & cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE.

huloinnS John harey's Union Coffee House, and
X. ii. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
\Nb would embrace this opportunity and method Of
making known To the citizens Of Richmond its vi.
C ana me STATE thatwe constantly keepo hand Cloth
ng OF all kind, and moe especially for the current and an.
proach hing seasons, which will sell al pce for
cssh we respectfully invite all call and insnect our
so,E rthcy want the goods All goods sod
aud the money refunded.
All goods warranted an "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

The Earthquake ~asverY destructive in various
places ON 81. Domingo. The city OF ~. Domingo
was deserted-,hs inhabitants having fed to the
fields for protection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
nv LAST RvESIsc.s MAI.
THE EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

The vinesnoes. OF, the Exploring Expedition, ar
rived at New York, Friday, after an absence OF ,
years and months. The expedition has executed
all the duties eOn6ded to it by Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMoND-J,ms 10.
High water this day, o,cIoek, A. M.

ARRIVED,
Sohr Elizabeth Emily, Dennis, Havre de Grace,
coal, to Davis.
Sehr Perry Spencer Adams, Baltimore sundries,
10 Williams & Haxall.
Scbr Cen. Washington, Philips, Baltimore, via
Norfolk, sundrles.
Schr Rovoiar, Rhen, Baltimore, lumber, to mas
ter.
Schr Sally Ann White, Gwathmoy, Smithfeld,
sundfIes.
Schr Celebrity, Wise, York River, corn, to II &
DnbHey.
sehr Ladies' Fancy, Crosby, Rappabannock,
corn, 10 master.
sienmboa, POcahonlus, Gorden, Baltimore, sun.
dries
BALTIMORE, June ~. Cleared, sebr JOSEF
phene, Robinson, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
BOARDING..

Mrs. THOMAS u. DUDLEY wouli resnecifi'Iy give
~ notice that she has taken the house Council
chamber Hil, adjoining the rcsidcnco Of Mos. Burr
Nherc she would be ulesscd accommodate H. or "
Gentlemen with hoard by the year. Iea COW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
$40 REWARD.

AN AWAY from the subsc ribor, living in Chester
" held county, months ago. "a negro named NOR
NlS about 81 ycarsnt dark complex nn stout made.
about feet Tor uchcs hg he has high forehead and
small cycs some burns about bis back
ui his hanfs amt small about his eye brow; afee
fget; his heels disposed 10 open will give The
above toward taken out - the county Of ChcaferGed
sod secured IN li 50 that get hiu and si0 II taken In
tho county " CheserfclI. ."
ma - ctf CHARLES q upAvpa
10 The Enquirer requested 10 copy times