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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-05


DEATH OF A BROKER IN THE PEN1rENr1ARY
HosP1rAL.-On the 18th of January last,
Francis Metford, formerly a Wali-strect
Broker, was fully committed to the City
Prison on six several charges of forgery, on
each of which he was afterward indicted,
and pleaded not guilty. At the April term
of the court of Sessions he was to have been
tried. but his severe illness prevented. On
the I'D inst. he was sent to the Pcnitentia.
ry Hospital on Blackwell's Island, the bet.
ter to affect his recovery, but died in that
institution yesterday morning, of what was
alleged to be bilious fever of a typhoid form,
contracted while in the City Prison.
N. T. Tribune.
1.-THE bones of the gallant men who fell
in Florida at the battle of Okechobe, were
recently inferred at Jefferson Barracks,
Missouri, with military honors. Their
bones were removed to the Barracks from
the field of battle five years ago; but owing
to the absence of the Regiment to which
they belonged. the intcrment was postponed.
DEATH OF REV. DR.. Notes.-The Newbu-
ryport Herald of yesterday morning SAYS
awe are panied TO hear that the Rev. DIR.
Morss, Rector of st. Paul's Church. who has
been sick for several days, died this morn
Ing" ..
Post OGcs Regulations. little excitement has
OF late been caused in this village in consequence Of
suit being brought against apprentice Of ours by
the Post MOser here at the navigation of the Post
Master General. for the recovery Of fine for IS Oh
tor writing his name and date on the margin Of a
newspaper which was mailed at lh,s place. On nc.
count OF not being sufficient proof that the defendant
ever wrote on and mailed the paper in question, he
was discharged and judgment recovered against
the 7. NJ g. Tor costs Of suit. &c. We believe this
is the FIRST Of the kind where legal PROCEEDINGS
have been instituted. The too rigid enforcement al
the Post Office lava In this particular, does not 40.
pear to meet with general favor. though this casa
was no test Of public feeling on me snhiect
Wayne IN. r. SeniiRsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
THE TRIUMPH OF LAW.

From The Tribune, Nay o.
We announce with qualification profoundsr and
higher Than could have been induced by any mere
Party Triumph tha. the Supreme Cour, Of TIN.
State has just pronounced It's decision on the three
several applications for Wits Of Mandamus against
Robert II. Morris, Mayor Of this City. diree,ino
him to swear in the WING officers elect in the SIKH
Ward md tho Wing Clerks elect Of tho Boards OIL
Aldermen and Assistants, and that this decision i,
q unanimous and unqualified granting Of The Nan
damus in each Of ne three Instances. This decision
establishes these four positions:
I. That The Wing candidates at the Charter Flee.
lions IN the Sixth Ward we're all duly elected, go as
to enuue tbem TO be sworn into Office on the first
Tuesday IN May.
". That the wlluI neglect Of the Convsssine In
speclors Of that Ward 10 make a return in accord
ance With The result does not vitiato nor in any
| manner lnva'ldato the Election.
III. That the Mayor is bound 10 swear into Of.
nee The persons who are proved to him 10 have a
maJon'y Of the votes, whether the Inspectors make
Que return thereof, or fail TO do 50.
w. That Tho destruction, n such is alleged. Of
the votes OF one District in Town or Ward do
not invada'e the Election in lha, Ward, especially
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

ito take Nd the cross" and live according to the
rules OF the religion they protested The Cover
nOt's logic was powerless-
lie vas in the neishborhoo OF John one day,
and meeting With him, accepted Invitation to dine
with hun. The conversation as usual turned upon
the old subject
Now, John says the Governor, after long
discussion OF the point, Why will you not marry
Sarah1 Have you not taken her to be your lawful
wifeP
yes, certainly replied John, blu, my conscience
will not permit me to marry her IN the form OF the
worlds people
Very well. But you love herr
Yes
And respect herr
Yes
And cherish her, as bone OF your bone, and flesh
of your sesh''
Yes, certainly do
And you love him. and obey him, and respect
him, and cherish himr
Certainly, | do
Then cried the Governor, rising, sin the name
Of the laws of God, and OF the Commonwealth of
Connecticut, pronounce YOU to be man and wife y
The rawlings and rage of John and Sarah were OF
no avail-the knot was tied by the highest Suthot
~ OF the State-BosioR Mail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
DEATHS

Died, DO Louisi county, on the 2G,h Feb. 10 Tho
residence OF hia mo,hct. PHLr T.. SMITH, IN the
39,h year OF bus age. Birely have we seen one
pass % The grove mofe tmln,nty ondowe1 will
those social and manly virtues which so Justly fe,d
70 ondeur u5 TO our fellow mlr. Devoted to he
friends, and those 1hom he Owed, their will might
pc So 10 20 pc me aW oi his nature, and the guide
star Of hs actions. Social 10 fuIf. and t5c J.
light Of his friends, he has 'eG "a vacuum beli,d
him which time can never f,'. and long ,ri.ltbsv
turn. with melancholy signs u The spot gbsrs ,,,is
his bier. In the language Of on orator. VINO !,
e9ues.y ne delight Of hs audience and friends, and
his oibc', i ho had any, but et us r,,bsr emulate
those countless virtues which he carried tbsprsv.
With him, the loss Of which, We sec strongly dst,r,
/ cd on the ilco of every one, and tie caro- va,
| visago Of those who were dear 10 him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

~ We DO not often notice murders or criminal
trhs-ior DO not believe that the general public is
often made either wiser or better 10y parAdng before
its gaze the horrors tina, attend such OF crime
and depraviiy. The case, detailed in the letter from
the Salt Sulphur, and the charge OF Judge Brown,
We have been induced to publish hoping that 1t
might, probably, do some good. The age seems
rife with erme-every day but adds 10 the long
list, and men seem TO become worse rather than
better, notwithstanding all the means that are 50
freely used TO impart just notions of honesty and
religion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
MARRIEDIN SPITE OF THEIR TEETH
A CHOICE ANEcDorE.


Oh Governor Silstonstall, Of Connecticut, who
nourisbed some forty years since, was man ofsome
humor as vel as perseverance, in affecting the ends
Dc desired. Among other anecdotes told Of him by
The New London people, The place whero he resided
T. the loIowngi
OF the varous sscts which have sourshed for their
day. and Then ceased 90 exist was one known ne
the bogerhts so called from their founder. n
John or Tom, or some tih-r Rogtrs who settled not
Ear tom Che goo y town aforesaid
The Distinguishing tenet of ihs sect was their doni.
D. OF the pfopreiy and ssriphuaiiu Of the form or
marriage. No is not good i1r man 90 be- a'onet
This they believed and also that one wife onlv
should 'eieave 10 her husband, bu, then this should
10 a matter Disagreement merely, and the couple
should come together as q man and wife, dispensing
with OIL forms Of the marriage covenant. The old
Governor used frequently 10 call upon Rogers, and
laik the matter over with him, and endeavOr 10 con
vince him Of The Improperly Of living with Sarah
- be did. Bot neither John or Sarah would give
~ ne Argument
u vasa motter Of conscience with them-thsy
were very happy together ~ they vere-of what
nee ihen could mere form be y Suppose they
would hereby escape ieanda were they not bound
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
RELIGIOus NOTICES.

~ ELDER JAMES Hss'HAlL will speak in tho
sycamore Church Tomorrow morning, SUNDAY
at u o'clock. weather permitting. The public >.
respectfully invited to attend
I1frhe Rev'd ANDREW BRoADUs vii,
preach in tho First Bup,is, Church, Thi, Norn;Ds
at | o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday, May ll,h, by tie Rev. T.. d..
Sanders, DR.. RIcH'D r. WALTON, 10 Miss MAR7
l., only daughter Of Chns. Wooden, deed, oil Of
Cumberland county, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
RIVER REpOpr

h'Po'fsdt'r EfehaHge Reading Rooms from Paf,fs,
Henry.
Sehr Lynchbulg. Of FOh6eld. off Sandy Point.
Ssnr Fox o. Baltimore, IN Minge's Reach, with
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
TYpOGRApuIC,I ,osoc, -

nlo6RAPHlCAL ASSOCIATION.
49, VI The next regular meeting Of the Rirbmonl
iypos'aph,ea. sss"eI,ton will be held at the usual
pace on SATURDAY EVENING, June i,h n,
O'Clock PeryimPoriant business reon,,ss 80, w., ~
YUM "''o"uance' CHARLES ELLIS,
Rccordiny S.c,.,..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

imports Of East India cotton during the first sixteen
weeks OF 1912, as compared with the same period
in ISL, has been 4c409 bales, or at the ratio Of
more than a hundred per centum. That Of A.
merca has been 1854 or in the ratio OF about hi-
teen per cent. only. And yetwe are to believe that
there is nothing to be apprehended from this rival
ry"
Again We urge upon the South to direct due
degree of attention to this subject. Il is Of vital
Importance, not only 10 the present and the older,
but TO the coming and the youthful generation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04


TIVE place formerly occupied by Mr boyd. Ills
situate uu The road leading o PowClls l4vctudie-
lance about miles from the Capitol Coz ms 60 acres
land. There s, ON the place, new story bck house,
out houses, Sc Aso tho quality OF the land, We refer
ma a. BOYD. EDMOND & DAvFNPORT
XXTHEAT WANTED. We wish 10 purchase al convc.
w uicut landings ON lower James Riycr lnuu bushels
ncw Wheat early delivery, fgr which The highest cash
price Will be paid. WILLIAMS HANALI,
ma 20
GOODS.
WE have received ~ tho packet Nassau from Now
w YORK tho following acarouahlc and desirable Goods
~ the latest lmpouauons and offer Them ~ very roas1na
bic puccG ,-.
Hch painted and satin striped nalkorino
D. N de- faiue aud thhys
pt,io Ill and bfuo bsrE aiouaiin and Chaiiya
s,orr I'M and hluc hiart, plain and hg'dFik
a aud y fine FoulardPnd itkiu Siik1
french MusHns md tHwns and printed liconcfa
s,,ner Lilac and white ami assorted cold Ginshsua
re soImc,lium sKe Shlwls anil scarCs
orgsn,He Muslin ana Frcuch Cambria p,infa
rorfleh and American Prints, alt nuariea
Fsita aize black Grape Vols and lace IIdkfs
LADIES' Sk AMI Cotton Hosiery, in great variety
llDnnct, Hst Cap and Neck Ribhsnd
satin aud Bomhazinc Roc h. and rraros
Inscrtinga N'A"H ah'
French worked and mourning Collars verv cbc,,
KID, riis' Neu and Isle Thread Gloves ana M,tfs
umnf,isei iaf.,.cls' ~ AIDES aud Pans
reun, Naleuiia, Maraeilcs ami 9th, Vesfi,r.
hppacca Lustres Grape Idstrinq and Csst,n.,,v
While aud Cold Linen Dnlnng an ptces
WIN complete assortment OF ts,mcrfir n,iiti,..
plaid ndslHped Alec, Brown shd Bieached ~ eoinss'
shiriiuEa OznaburGs At. chea ID Tor cash ''"s-'
-, VALENTINE, BREEDEN a co
eP' "hio buildings, shookos Hln.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
ARRIVED

Sehr Charles. johnson, New York. sund,;,. ~
Tyler \ Taylor "
sehr Olive, S,o,. SmithhelJ. sundries, to BS
Jones. Womhle X Desne.
Sehr i;ynehburg, Matthias. New York, sundri.,
Seh' FOX Harrington, Baltimore, sundties.
SAILED,
Sehr Aurora, Woodbury., Boston, -four and to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
HAIL-ROAD COMPANY

a urefng ~ Ga, pr..tt.., -
n Richmond Tro,i.rir ,,,- - nj, =, o." nc
Cor n,rv ylf AZ, 4. a. '~ '''' i"''H"' Nal' N"td
Vy,,L a. 80, lc ,..-.... 49,
tho To,,., ,, tt.t w. nv i"-'nIo on DON
gg,sfr(,f ri., ,,.,. .,s 80 ',', =, nDal -
u ~ ~ wv tl' " l'" s'i hc'wcou
iY,. 'rJ pi,,, tri uu ,.' N',uu'nl' trci'r, X -
~ ~ M a., iot .,'' l"i.s on lnc LOUISA k1l
t..t 49,. ~, '..'''f ", Iii''I "l anu amer iHe
~ I' it''N '"y 'h the IIlcc oI the luH uckcft
re, 81, Wv l,'''
- .,t. l'., ,il, l'.I,N n..ri ueWccu Richmond
- III r. ~ ~, ,.NN''' dll Frcn,ficEshurs Road,
, ill., 1919, ~ 1890 mo di-io points
,, c,-l 80, l.li.oi un a.'l aIfi ihc Dove diic at
'y ''' F'''' III "'' l'H ucsci' instead oi one
r., o. ..,t.. , a. ,.-,... -
H.. 1877 , Nv, l we ucs'' anu return ticket between
IVY ~. ~ 'l 'Il'u-V"'' ron ana after the shove
~, - Ie,uo'l y" TX h9at9 AMI my cents. and
Hl.I"oh 'Nl tf'h'uek9hurgi tn seven d1llars
d. H""' ''ly from ih, tnimuIcg.
I'' ' " NhiMlHDO, Ircaa'r.
...,,.r,t,.,, -, - -------
Nv lltN olIIls1 VI SPRING GOODS.
fIlb euhcriucr respectfully inrmafes the arrival ol
another supply oi Spring Goods selected by himrrii
during o aai fortnight, and which DO b. enabled n rti
.,,,,,t . '' I'D" l''7' ih' following ho would re-.
Bllck p.ln Gro de- swlss
g' T,u nc Soi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

NoTEs on CURREE-T.-A traveller from New
England or Contra. New York starts for the Sou,b
Al the Philade phia Railroad Offce he is ertfHv
tod that they "donri lake New England money
nor any New York, but specie" so he has 10 sand
shave on the money IN his pocket. leu hours
more and he Is IN Washington; and here Ut the
rafoli) they WON'T take New York city bills *.
cepI at two per cent. discount. They won't take
Virginia here, nor IN Bitimore, save al some eight
% twelve per cent discount. They won't take
Pennsylvania country money IN Philadelphia, nor
Matyan country money IN Bitimore or Washing
ton. In short, al every stopping place you must
put your pocks'~b1ok IN the brokers' hopper add
have the contents ground out minus the toll.
All this, be 10 observed, is done with currency
every where lexcept Vrg.nin) redeemed prompt.
ly 10 specie. There is no longer pretence that
suspension causes those inequalities. The simple
fact Is that we have touched bottom on General
Jackson's "better currency" OF State bank notes.
and you can't select any out Of the lot that you can
uaye twenty four hours upon.
| This will never 90. We cannot stop here; We
must advance or 90 back. Before two years the
issue must DO broadly prescnied-a national plpci
\ currency, or an exclusive metallic currency. This
I Ulster and jacksonville continuance, gi,f shave
on every corner you turn, cannot be a permanent
condition. II there really be not in the lani wis
dom 10 devise and virtue 20 maintain tound and
uniform circullurg medium, lee us 20 blck 10 Oh,
devices Of barJarsm az oGce.-M Y Tribune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
HoYr & co.'s OFFICE.

&00 OOO GOES on to day. Tek,,s
p OO.OOO go. IIoyt & Co. have he
cnoce Tickets lor sale. h.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
wORTIIAM's OFFICE.

Drawing Of tho Va. Monongalia. No 30:
81 ~ 40 81 ~ 80 7 a. 50 a. - q q 81.
Nos 20 ~ 62, and 2G 4s II, Two small Capital
Prizes, sold at this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
NIlTICE

I'ih richmond, Frederic ksbnrs and Potomac Rail-,
company hereby give notice, that thcy otr pY,.,.+S
the lst OF August next. ''"''' P''Noie Ptict Ia
Jc' e W MACMURDO Tr,asp,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
SHEFFIELD CUTLERY -,

w. RANDOLPH CO., BookseIers have emily
~ 'y.,Neu rom Rogers a sons, a lot OF Pen and
osN hhNcs AMI kazuTs, OF superior quality The nrSi,r
nj I 'na these aic genuine, FROM the fact that upnn
,seh olaie ~ st'upcd the wouis "AfaEuCrfttsJ ~ y
" hdHdoiph s CO Richmond" som. Of 3D., 4 - -,
&c ornanented with Gold AMI silver and in hantso,o
Those Ia want Of Razor, may purchase ono of ND, Mil,
sac y, "a We will warrant them good " VA W."
no Bookbinting IN every variety hy
lei W A. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
$4,000 g g0E s o. q, 9 i'd x, loI slo'

p. S.-You will bear n mind that Il is Jus, ns
easy to get three number prize in a lsrge Lottery
as small one with only small addition TO the
investment.
je4 CHAs. WORKMAN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

nApItSn AND SECOND ADNtsN o.. -
/ w. RANDOLPH a 60. have received TREATS on
- B'piism hy the late Rcv. A. Way of Virginia, h a
Preface ly Rev Dr.. shelton, and letter CONNIE idl.
ton by the RI Rev. Bishop Chase, with a memoir the
author
An Inquiry into the meaning Of the Prophecies rel ing
10 the second Advent OF saviour Of Lectures
by X Henshaw. u -. of Baltimore
Lectures 10 Young Men, by Rev. X w Clark, a 'i,of
Washington
My Progress In Error and Recovery IN Truth or tour
through Univcrsalsm, Untarianism and skepiiassm.
III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
CuAPMAN's RAZOR sTROp

~ n.Nnr,nn KNLUK STROP.
|. W NNNnoLPli& co. can accom- noi,ts Ill In -.
w sool S,rop with chapmans Magic four sided an
ing from 30 cents OIL o.. ." F'eeS vary
They have also for sale,
LONDON Magnetic strop, Rodgers celebrated s,ro 60
"V,s "o'Ahe Tablet andsuop, and many other kinds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

DEGABIA CIGARS-Wc are this DAY In r. cipt
IL of uRegala Cigars ~ the old original htand We
warrant cuuato that have been offered this
market, aud invite friends aud customers 10 try Icm.
TAHB a GILES,
20 Main street. ~ tchmuuI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
sMlrn. nRINKER & MORRls.

RE opening this morning, invoice of French Books,
~ elegant French Fancy stationary, and Music az their
importation, direct from Paris, comprising part,
new style fancy aud Paper with envelopes To
MATCH variety Of plain. embossed and painted fancy
Blcfs Wafcre, superior French fancy Sealing Wax nf tho
following farc aud fashionable colours, viz white light
aud dark blue, pink scarlet marOOn black hrn samond,
grey, brown ani green aplngcd with H. with variety
of seals will names aud moos-also,s ~ NJ useful
fancy appcudagrs f1r Ladies' Wiring Ca5cr-iorminr In
al, large and most desirable tsotucnL
Foreign Books imported ior Uniycrsiuo7 ,r private u
hfarirs. 1cl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
~ SC'N r. "A' Nhahmah.
HuGu NELSON, Secretary.

Will not Richmond ond Fredericksburg Join their
brethren OF Petersburg IN move on this important
subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

SUPPLY Of the above superior Bacon lust received
~ from the packer, for TIE lowest market 70 res
ina 80 2w THOMAS POE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

MACCAHONI, SALAD OIL q MUSTARD
I'KESII Italian Maccaton
Il Supcrfnc salad OH
DO London Mustard for sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

IA'k HINTON. the Guarisinau. by Harry Touequer,
with illustrations by PM No aud ~ II this popu,As
work received this lay and for sale 10y
iel LYoNs Main 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

(n nnD, Il sugar, landing, Tor sale
~ ma3l FRY co.
DUMErr, HOUGHTON a co = wiNEs-A fun sun.
- rv OF thc above superior Brand, direct importation,
Tor sac TIIOS POE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
The motions are granted.

The Psape oH ne relation n JatH Heath and Samuel
RooHl'. As5.'sors II me siTh Ward N.r ygI w.
Robsrf H. Morrs Mayer II ne CifyeC .N,tr INK
On motion, and after hearing counsel on both
sides, ordered that mandamus issue u Robert ri
Morris, Mayor Of the Cry Of New York, recurring
him 10 administer the oath Of Office TO the re- a,ors ne
Assessors Of the 9Th Ward Of sand city, when he
reator5 shall present themselves for that purpose.
The same ON the relation Of Joseph X. T1uior,
Clerk Of he Board OF Aldermen vs.. The same.
The like, with different description Of the Of.
fee.
The same, on the relation Of Edcard JDiHalag.
Clerk Of the Board Of Assistants vs.. he sane.-
The like.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

4 hHD-W~ have received Tow kegs of very superior
II faWHy Lard, kegs varying from ~ 10 6O lbs.
ina % TABB a GILES.
nLD PORT wINE.-li doz very old and superior
~ Port Wine, for nyalds-for sale by
ma % ALEX UIVAL A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
TODD's BACON

CODA CHACKERs-we have lust received ans
- oher Tor sale, quantities. Ia suit Gimilcs few bar
rels soda Crackers, superior Ia any We ever had
ina ~ TABB = GILES, Main a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received at the Bookstore OF
SMITH, DRINK ER 4 MORRI

THE iie of wilbur Fisk, u u, first President Of Tho
L wesleyan University, by Joseph Haltck
sermons ani Sketches of sermons, by the Rev ohn
Snmmcihrd, W. late preacher In connc1ion with ihs
,J"1ll7' Eeieonn Church, with introduction by the
whars io be Done or the VIII and the Way, ty the au
thoi oi Wealth aud Worth. a..
Means ani Ends, Sell Trainiug by the author Of Rel
wood Hope, Leslie, Home Poor Rich Man etc
iS,'ry ni the Expedition under the command NJ Can.
tains LOWS and Clarke, the sources OF Inc Missir
thence across The Rocky Mountains aud down Ihc River
year, lsl 1885, ant 1870 by order the Government of
'nlei ia es prepird for The piess by Paul Allen,
The Fame snd Glory ol England vndclcd being an
answer To the GLORY aud shame OF England, by Libculs
The Ineal account Of the Gypsics n Spain u,tl
Borrow ''''' y O' "e''S'
The Kingdom Of Christ, cluca'ci ia o Essayson our
kineiln and onihc constitution powers and Ministry Of
=, ,u''h, as appended 9y HIMSELF by Richard
Aihanasion, second cfion with notes and corrections
as, n',''li"ncous Foe's 10y tAr author Of Christian
Biblical Rcscarchcsin Palestine Noun, Sinai and Arab,
fcirs-a Journal u Travels IN the year 1899, by Ro.
6ns"n and Smith, undertaken reference TO Biblical
Icography drawn mp from tho original Diaues will His.
3Iei fa'hs' by Edward Robinson, u, new
I AIDES COLD SILK GAITERs.-Just re-
,'ivei , ana opened ihs morning, an assortment Of
"'e" we respectfully ask the attention =, Ihe Ladies
Fashionable Root and shoe dealers. opposite The Runs
u NE Eagle Hotel ina 81
IN MP, sugars, landing Tor sale.
DUNETT, HOUGHTON a 60 = wINEs-A mns,o.
- ~ OF the above superior Brand direct importation,
TOT sac TIIOS POE.
QUE MESS.
Ih'k HINTON. tnc Guarlsintu. by Harry Iorteuuer,
- with illustrations 10y PM No aud ~ II this popu a.
WORK received this lay and for sale 10y
ie LYoNS, Main 81.
XNHIsKEY:-
w ~ hhds-or sale by
ma ~ 70 DAVENPORT & ALIEN
CODA CRACK ERS-we have lust received and
- ohrr for sale ma quantities. families, a few bar
rels soda Crackers superior to any ever had.
ina ~ TABB = GILES, Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

eiIzsns OF the town and vicinity who are friendly
20 the several manufacturing Embellishments thereof
aud TO Tsrh foe their protection to be held at the
Petersburg Exchange, on Tuesday evening, the
Ith OF June, at o'clock. to receive the report
above mentioned. ami any communication which
may be made from our delegate to the Lexington
meeting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
The following IS the Courts decision:
IN THE NATTER OF TIL NEW YORK CHARTER
ELECTIO y
The COURT.

Notions for trrifs OF raHdrns requiring fis Mayor %
Ga-iEisisr iLe oans # eIcs % J5tn H.af4 SazlHs,
Rome. To-. IL 7'ay .or. and EG,sa-a ITIlhar.s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

Il WI
- trivci and opened this morning, an assortment OF
Ladies colnurcf silk Caters, beautiful article TO
winch We respectfully ask The attention the Ladies'
WATKINS q Co
Fashionable Root and shoe dealers, opposite the Ruins
81 the Eagle Hotel ~ ma an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

NHISK EY:-
w ~ hhds-ior sale by
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04
-' BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.

NTTttEAT WANTED. We wish 10 purchase, at convc.
w uicut landings bower James River, lnOl1 bushels
ncw Wheat early delivery for which The highest cash
price will be paid WILLIAMS a HANALI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-04

MEN CHECHs-Iun received few pieces o
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ma % Cheap Cash DRY Goods Sore