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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
The Autumn Tenn will commence on the 2G;h day
of hugust next

oi August next.
Iil dcsiEI ~ Naturalization Is ~ Afford complete
Of legal education for gentlemen ndr fDr The IIr IN
any Of tue United stscs, and also systematic course 81
studies IN ur those VIII" inicni
U" I'foc themlciVcs exclusively tn mercantile business
and pursuits The course ofinsirucfon for gentlemen
i"nci of ihc bir e"face tic yaf.nr hfanccso Public
and tolsu.uionslIsw. Admiralty, M,rnne EIriy, and
o"uph Law which arc oomun ip III tlc United Siara
MN "rc'aiouh Illustrations NJ Foreign iur-pfuicncr
Tho course ofnarucon f'r Crniiencn inen TED the
mercantile profession 10 limited; and embraces the
p'ncil?l branches only ~ commercial JWieIrulence
No public lEiiu-ton BE- gwen ~ the local peculiar
mciph luusi i4lucc uiany particular Slate, but the Su
u,hr arc asati ~ lNo IfoirFnr7 a. occasion may rc'
qurc, n The rp-ivss study oftc g auip acice peculiar
shared equally 10y VI Justice story WHO n Dane Profcls
90 ~ Iaw r. NJ" university, and 10y NJ utecncaf The
aud suneiinicnisnco 81 the law school
The Law Ilbfnry consists II more Than GpO volumcn.
Tee Un 90 fltcs well rs those IT to Eafre, regular
seuc.of Engish R'poti, iociudng The Ye'r uotG,
lreatiro. IN American and English Law heses srgc col
lection ois,ocl Prcuch, Dutch. srinah liiian ana nth
Editions Of tc Roman ~ tril law toacilor viii, fi,r
cork u the mort celebrated conmcgeI4Ig upon ha'
No examination anil ~ psrricui,r Il 81 Sfspro,,ous
HniJ arc necossTy iur aduirHOui btft ffnieut o.
rrctr IN produce canpnslt ola ZOO '||Hl chsrtcfor
With .urely resident in ,chnsoltr ~ Ihe payment
saewsrt.
students may cnicr he school In any aste II nior pro
l"-Honal studies ~ mercantile pursna Hntfcy Ws ~
vscd r. enter ~ nc beginning ~ t1so Htuee rl"r Than
~ licr rcro 90 tho moot ufofulto lhcmteiyc' They
fnsy also lecrt what particular studies fry VII rufuic
The fees acc ~ NE raie ofsN ierg ,"i y, co. , ~
any lrHacr Faction 0f fcrn fof sirh .u, wnht ay
additional risfer. afutrufs hfVr fc VIC ~ INC e'lfr
roufr the law an college ffbrafea an wv" ifsl hooks
and they admitted hcetn au p'n n, 'urh Wlhe Ni
veraHy Thcy fnty alec study any lp'cfm anfn'sr Hnfh
in The Ifnge,fy G,r ain per annum llc rfcc ~ husrd
vsrcs rom fo ~ topcf wcrt md Of f'onl fcut from
I, cont ~, at =, Der week Fuel prepared for nar a
fnrnislc At cost ~ e Steward. II The students dcire
Instruction s given by reciaiions by EXAMINATIONS ami
v lectures aud SlnsouT. 81 Witch ear Ffnfes ~
dives N Iraai u.s. every weet, a. The several clsatcs
Moi 1nur holden iu each week, wihchs cause pre-.
vipnsiy gwen out ~ sfrchy riurntr, and opison
BE- deivcfefi bY inc presiding professor.
AZ students who have pursued toir autien In the law
cifunl fur three terms, eighteen months who sner
having been admitted the Gar, have prgued Their .fn
dies ~ tie lac Hcoul for yea cnhlr uiu fi,r
certitr af and recommendation u fir law Faculty a. the
degree IT Bachelor ~ avs Nv iaitif nffie Faculty
SIMON gREENIEAI
jos ciawln Royai Professor Oftsw
Cag'ty,dge Massactug,us, May ", 1879
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
nv LAST EvRNrNc~ mai.

The Senate. "Wednesday. passed ths Amy Ap
preparation B'l-s,rikins on, the provi.Os- redue
Ing the Amy--the reduction being under eonside
ration ir a different bill.
In the House, the Tariff Bill was discussed du
ring the day.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

FfRF.--Two wooden ioncmcnis on r. Street, near
The foot Of Church lliIl, we're burned yesterday
morning. Tho two story house wo understand was
owned by its occupant Mr. III Watt, and tho other
bu, one story ~agovneJ by Mr w. Palmer, and
occupied Ivy Mr. Byrd Page. Tho furniture IN bot,
WIS mostly saved. AMI the buildings were partially
insured. The ire wns accidental.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
UNIVEtSITY OF VINGINIa

hh 'har ~ Maihcmsicsin this Institution having be-
come vacant, 10y the resignation oi Professor Syver-
to hoatd"i Nis'iot- Will proceed In NIL the vacancy
th'tf annual meeting un the Last July noIt
Applications should be addressed Ia Dr. q. srner m arr
son, Chairman ui the Fscuiy, In,yrrsity Of Virsui,
apo city w III WOODLEN Proctor N III IN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

OFFICE OF rHF AMERICAN-Juno %, 3 Il. NJ.
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-wheling B,nk
notice are selling at per cent. discount, and the pa
per OF ali the other Virginia Banks at 81 per cent
discount.
FLOUR.-Tho demand for Howard street Flour
continues very limited and the transactions SMALL
We note n safe of2o0 barrels good standard brands
from stores this morning So 62l, which the ask
Ing price to- day. The wagon price is $3.50.
Sales were matte Yesterday of 900 bbls. City
Mills ut s., ) cash. md OF 20OO bbls. nj S. IS or
time, with interest added. The article is now he'd
higher.
Small sales of SusTaehanna Flour at s5,62l
cash.
GRAlN.-No Md. whcats at market. Several
loads OF Pennsylvania reds wete sold Yesterday ut
25, aud one load at SI,2i and another at : p
Sales OF Md. Corn ut sc cents. for white, and al 3,
81 cts. for yellow. load of Pennsy wanna yellow
brought S.! cts. We hear Of no transactions IL
Oats. We quote Md. Ut about 81 cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
ro FARMERS AND pLANTEns.

w - 800, y '"N,H' COMMISSION Merchants, on i1h
All kinds Of country produce, hut particularly 80 In the ale
81 tobacco, " wheat ami Their 10, alton H. Ia ii.
rcnit" 81 huAincss, ani near the ms which make ,ry
convenient tn iem 10 attend the sales OF .nd com
as well a. tobacco ail Hour; AMI y attention To bs
mes, hope To- mcrii ia" patronage vi the public.
lU-rGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
WHEAT CROP

We learn from Buckingham and Albomar'o tina Il
the late whca, will be seriously iriufoI by tho
rust Some estimate tho loss at a hllr-but t,roba
bly, loir exaggorrtes tho amount. The weather
has been very uniuyour'blo Tor reipiog that which
10 ripe. II has roincI daily for ten days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
sECoND-HAND PIANOS IN FAuM-

l.oh safe ssecond hand Pianos at from s1l To $40
Also. new ones from tho beet tn,i.s, nov,
Muse' Book, DC, al Richmond prices, 10y
mao oi3"u a T. BlCEIow
WHir'i. Il. TuNsrALi., intending to devote himself
- ehvius.Vep in hs pruicHs'on, Will practice law IN
the supcTinr Hur Inferior Cuurts of the onuncs of PnI,y
And Patrick ' '' " Ae'''
Adarcss-phtsyNania Courthouse, Va
ut-CompIer " n please corv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

~ Tie Anniversary 81 ~. John fie Hsffaf viii be
celeLaied ~ ne fraternity Of nna civ ,n,c M,san's
liti un fie 2 inatsnt So sircas will Le fl.ie a. n,
brethren by wor Bfnfher JoHs Bows Tnu.i,nt br.tb.
re-, stc rcrp, ,uully invited 10 auesd.
ieD-2i' nv ne Conu.0es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
20 n u " v.
,E soNG or THE SUMNER WIND

ira.t e.. whore the rose buds peeN
iva aFc tann'd ~ ny breath Ia their fragrant sleep,
" trts thc nv ~hne la ~ paleness lies
Art iftnEr iu hgtt ttoua the Niolct's cycsL
t-1. to. shcrc tho Will naWers bloom.
b. the Nausy tecp, IA the evenings gkDoans
Mtrnthe sua fCuIc- tfOtn tie crimson at,
Aulfds 'tE tsy falls on the mountains biCa.t.
4 rn. I 20. o'ct tho oceans waves,
Mtsea the sunligh sleeps Ia its toiely caves
Mtcn au0.sn tie stiffness H. ga the sea
fI.f a glorious beautiful hour iormc.
On. 20. DER the desert waste.
~ here ihc pigtitn pursucr hts journey Ia hastn,
Mhcir the gushing spring h precious pttEc,
A. ~ utcrts t,c weary wandcrci's eyes.
leo, -n where tlc ns'len isir
Mrrafi,s the summer n ,Ncr- Ia her Ncly hair,
Anthrr hcuw 10 fsnn'i as Wander past,
AuIs tug hicr etnilc Ger her check ~ cast.
. ro 70. whsrc uc pale moon light
f...irs the fuWcrs their rest AZ n,ght.
A~t shake fcsn their caves the drup2 otdcw
That have borrowed from hcANcnticir beautiful hue
30. -, DER the worh abroad,
T.r love me hounticss work oi Ccdi
Ar,,i uy song Il heart DER the land aod sea,
Amt thc Niie grccn earth t"iniecs la me
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
uoYT * cos OFFICE.
Magnificent Scheme for 2d July.
$40. 600 CAPITAL, aud To sltHND IN prizca a


eibn each
Uun' Lottery. Glass Ne Ut, Ice Drawn At Ale1anI,ia,
ID q, July IT, i,ils
Splendid Scheme.
'tani' aptal "l.....-. ....SiliO0
l'i"-' ''i. --.-.-..-s...l5tNn
o.. .s'l'.- .iu.bsi
...s'l".-.. 500
ls--.'tI-- ------eaNi
--..''li.-.s. ..tthb
1913 --...--..-....-..--ltn
a
$500 '..-.s--ss-. '--.s.-..---..Sh
i'...s
H-s- 100 or 1000. AC.-gu
rtuGl" Who'll" tickets Si2 shares ia proportion. GER
theNts 81 - wlHs IN the above at
t"iy, will Ice sent by Ioyt low price OF G
halves ear quarters $40.
There ate over s6@i,W0in the above scheme OrIera
directed L. us are considered strictly confidential.
ir.i ctI u " llDNT A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
jas A DUNLAP.
LOuIsA oounTmnusE mnrEL.

LHls undersigned having placed this House thnTnush
II repair, las provided himself with all the means u l
'wcfro gave comion 10 III such may favor him
Their custom, aud asks TIE attention NJ tho travelling rub.
c, pcdging himself every escrtou 10 Afford salts
faction. lie has provided himself with attentive ani
a. h'a hctls.
FamhcE residing in the lower country, who may desire
~ spend the summer months la a cheap, healthy, and
' lTant sccon Of the country will 6nl every accom-
medallion afforded them; an the pfopTi, will bc pleas
ciu take several families IN board fpI tie summer sua
ted ~ the place s Immediately the Louisa Rail Rua
facilities anl led for easy and pleasant comuinnca
will NIL ltc lpvrCr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
FOR RENT OK LEASE

THAI delightful summer residence. lately or.
&EyA cupici by WIN. ~. Christian. Esq.. situated on
Eissm Unpn iIil fronting the NcchluirksVillo Turn
--1-h. pike, within 10 minutes walk tho business
part of the CITY THO house IL built Of brick, contains
we'll finished rooms, with kitchen attached stable.
Coal aud Wood House, and Garden well supplied will
vegetables aui every convenience render de-
lghun sumueT retreat ioi small family. Immt dia
pcssrs ion will bc given. For Terms, sppy 10
4 X LYON,
NcSito Lancaster DENLY a Co. up stairs.
ic % n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

THE firm OF LANCASTER, sTRATTON A. co b,vin.
been dis-nNcd 10y tho death Of Nat Lancaster E.,T
IN march, ISL. and the business tho finn suffering ,
want ~ authorized there having uonr nsc
lh i'me they announce tn all concerned, that they have
.pponied John Lancaster, Ir OF buckingham their
Agent, who alone Is authorised settle clse their
accounts anil other maiicra of Lancaster, traon Co
Shdto collect ali money due them. ~
Curdsville May n 1872. ma 81 elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
From the Philadelphia u states Gazette an,i the Inqu
June u.
THE HENRY CLAY MEETING.

The meeting of the friends of Henry Clay last
evening, at the Musical Fund Hail. for the purpose
of making Preparations to celebrate the coming an
niversary Of our National Independence. was as
large in number, and the manifestation of feeling as
great, the most enthusiastic could desire. The
Hall was crowded ut an carly hour, and shortly at
ter tho meeting had organized, !, became necessary
to adjourn to the street, large numbers OF persons
not being able to get into the room. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed throughout, and at every re-
ference In the name OF Henry Clay, loud and re-
pcaiel cheers broke from the assembiage
The following named gentlemen were chosen as
the officers of the meeting:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

- Tic BTicb Dwellina House, al prcscnt occupied
EF9A 10y Dr Nelson. Shuckoc I1ll. nest door a. Nr
HtiW Archibald PlctsAnts. Possession given on thc
t<ss.-As- ist November nest.
ic-f q FVy a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

| iGFS Tho LocoS are sneering at the MlI.L-BOY
OF the Sashes. We thought their sneers nj old Tip
and the Log-cabins, would have cured them OF their
| aristocra,c habits But they are past curc-and
they will force to employ. in addition to the go-
r'ous insignia of coon-skins and hard CIDER some
new and not less effective devices. score or two
of MiLL-BOGS-nnked rs to feet and brcech-
uStrdc plough horses meal boss-would cut quite
n figure, and greatly Sc, Off whis professions -
Such sigh; would kill Richie oatrght, II
'sourds and coon skins" "dd tho business" for the
Locos in lsi0-,he mill boys and meal-hags will
utterly annihilato them in 1911. Ii these simple
devices IRE so efiectual-as the Loco Editors say
they are-in humhugsing the Loco voters-it would
be folly in tho Wings to look for any po,c, t
weapon. IL chaf will catch brds-it is useless to
resor, TO costly spring guns and n-,raps,
iUT@ The Locos arc attempting To persuade them
selves that the Wings will split at the mex, election.
we happy in being able TO inform these gentle
men, that their hopes will not Ice realized. II there
bo any aspiran,s among the Wings, and We hope
there arc, they know their own interest, as we'll rs
that OF The country too we'll 20 emharrnss their par
~, 10y urging their protens:ons now. They see and
know that the only man, who stands any chance
OF rcusius the Wing spirit of tho ConIederacy, is
Henry Clay. Any other man, however mcritori-
Gus, would fail IA ringing the people to The pole
The Knowledge OF this fact will not bc without If
feet. IL will harmonic the whole whs party and
induce every public man, who looks for favor at the
hands Of the Wing party hereafter put forth all
his energies 10 secure the success Of Harry Of the
West.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
MASONIC CFLEBRJrION,

~ 1his D. o. give Motto. rai Nc rgTgR vfAt's
Money fcr ne, esriei COO Cleo 10 instant
ir - q T. DUuIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

iUJ9 1t is supposed, that ii MIR Wise were To tell
the acting President, that the Dictator saI, he (be
PresijenD was afraid To lite his own nose ui'-the
Captain, in the excess of his valor, would make
deadly nttack upon that prominent ornament of his
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

!CJ@ The people OF the Western portion OF the
State arc holding meetings in the several counties
snd appointing Delegates to attend the Lewisburg
Convention, the Is. OF August. The objec, of the
Convention is to procure the adoption Of n new
State Constitution, by which the basis Of repre-
ten.aiion shall be changed and the right of suffrage
extended. Great unanimity and zeal appear to
pervade that entire portion Of the State.
The kana~ha Republican recommends. by way
Of advancing their cause, that the Western mem
oers shall come to determination to vote together
on every election FOR State Off ers-and to this end
proposes either James NJ. NJ ,son, of Frederick, o
Jane Mcdowell, OF Roekbndge, for Governor.
We exactly approve the spirit Of this propo-
sr''i d, so far as are concerned, they are
heartily welcome to the Governor. We though,
last winter, they had good claims to that office-and
We did oil in our power to advance their wishes We
shall do 50 again, if they presenta candidate wor.
thy Of the station. The few Western Governors.
We have had, have been good officers sound, prac
u'al men-worth n cow-pen full of the broken
down hacks OF the Junto.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

uj-TIiK LAUiET PAIR will t- oi.u on ibs t,.ro,n-
~ the ifh luiy, 81 oid Tri"ss Hall sr r,rfnu. g. o. e
y~rid'y1 THE rp'i- will Gui W Goo Fsira riou ssi .
ofuucIc please tl's rye. fr,y or flHo 1i prices s
it tie upes 1he Is'iiss ni.c %, le aiir %. a.. ava,
with ilr rfc iiie oru'r,f .1i.r n.iser,i. ft,
If -och .,es cspriit,nt charges ste mate ~ on.rns
every article 81 ds real vllpc. sni no r1prc
Hours ~ s'lni-lion. from o. $ M.hlulPM
ic ~ tf1tIisf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
NOTICE
HOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED


u-lh. James River Steamers will on aud aiior Fri
daY nest H." luh ay June. leave k-tis 1t sunrise
instead ct O'Clock a. heretofore.
JOHN DAVIS,
Richmond, June s Im Maaer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
RED sULPHUR STRINGS,


'TlIls csabshmcui h. open for The reception of
Il Visitors, under the Euptintendcncc of the susr
Der Tic has made arrangements 10 Accommodate IN the
m"i comfortable manner, JD guests with their servants
and horses Great pains lave been taken 10 select The
csi ucrVanif and the supplies liberal and the best
laly, AZ abundance Of ice is provided and TO bc bTef,
TIC subscriber promises nothing shall be omitted ralcu.
ucd TO secure the comfort of The VISITOR Regular tai.
run daily as soon as the travel will justly IT,
jas DUNLAP
~ B-Mr William Rutke, who is in Richmond, IN ~
Toe consulted upon tho Properties Of the anthc
rcci minncr oi using IT, lie may be found by enqurng
at the Powlaian ITonsr. IN, N 2..Gyr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

irI@ THIS Society hold Social Meetings ,vcfy
FRIDAY n,ht, ut 2 o'clock, 1T their room ,n the
Odd Fellows HAL.
The Society is composed Of men WIN loinsd alta
stages u the drinking career, from the most mole
rate 10 the most immodcr1to-so that uny man vhs
drinks anY lhlng that o'n in,ox.rate will God mon
IN the Society who signed tho pledge when hey
drank Just os he does now. Al arc invited IN
come and listen IN what The Washinetonaus Inv,
to say, even n thev do not intond IN ioin dom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

accustomed tact and eloquenee. and We regret VIC
have not space to notice his remarks somewhat in
detail Tie passed n glowing suiogium upon Mr.
Clay, which was warmly responded TO by the meet
ing. lie rdeuled the idea that IL was too early TO
asilate the Presidential question adverted to the
proceedings OF the National Convention ut Harris
burg, and from the numerous and unequvocal cvi
dence around him, arrived the eonclus that the
meeting stool pledged to the support Of MIR Clay
for the next Presidency. lie spoke for some time
and concluded with appropriate remarks connected
| more Immediately with the approaching festival.
1 he resolutions were then carried without dis.
scnting voice.
The resolutions having been accepted tho meet
inc adjourned tn the street. where the people
| addressed by Col e. J. Jack, IN an ardent and
appropriate manner.
Attic close OF his remarks, the assemblasc broker
M with three long and hearty cheers for "llenry
Clay AMI Home Labor"
TIE NEW COALITION!
Tn debate in the Senate. in another column. ex-
,ract-d en- the GoSc, will arrest the attention of
the pub',,. Mcssrs Woodbury. aud Buchanan ape
pear IN the character Of champions OF the Admins
tration. The annuneiation by the latter, that tho
Locos will vote for the Exchequer bill, is the most
important and pregnant sign. MIR Buchanan was
the las, man in the Senate from whom such an a
vowal was to DC expected. He was the first TO de
nounce the Executive project, in terms the strong
est, which tho language could supply. Now he is
the first to proclaim adhesion to it,
This svowal we take to be a confirmation 81 the
reported coalition between portion OF the Locos
and Captain Tyler. IL certainly warrants such a
eonclusion-and the combination which is formed
between men radically opposed-oiicc being the
consideration on one side and votes on tho other
merits ard will receive the harshest oppcllaiion.-
Coalition, in its most odious sense exactly fits the
case.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

w n sstntsli .-f - -''- ~'+'ii'fs
President, that whatever desire might have TO
sell this paper, Tyisr Cannot buy It. So he
need give himself no more trouble on that score
We tender him Ihauks for tho compliment, implied,
IN not attempting to buy the Editor with tho paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
a Ielter frnm Georgia says:

A letter from Georgia says:
eli there DC ono man more universally odious than
another 10 men OF all parties, II is MIR Henry A..
Wise"
We'll, what Of that7 Could any thing he more
f'terins2 To be universally odious, a man must
he universally thought upon, and talked about
And that is inme-universal fame, What more
can the heart OF man desire
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
FOR HIRE,

INoR the balance 81 the year, = likely Female House
L servant, good Cook Washer and Ironer, hearing an
cIcelcnt Character Also, able bodied Negro Man,
Osci and Diver Apply TO 4 X LYON
lc p Nc1t 10 Lancaster DENLY a 60, up stairs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

WANTED a. hire Tor the balance 81 the year, a scr
w want Girl 10 wait IN tlc house Pnr that como
well recommended, liberal price will be given. Apply
tho office Of tho Richmond Christian Advocate.
jc<i q LEROY LEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

II observation-disclosures AT Rules held nthe CIcTks
Office of tnc Circuit superior Court OF Law ani Chan.
John Morris, PIaintiff
against
Nelson Shelton, George w Harris, James Moore, WIN
Icws, John Carter, Mrs Ann Harris, John Travil,u
James Ferguson, and Charles Pope, lis own right
AMI as executor of IiyinR u Pope. deed, Dorts.
The plaintiff filed his Till. and the defendant Nelson
SHELTON not having entered his appearance aud given
cuFiy according To the act Of Assembly aud the Rulcs Of
ihi9 Court an satisfactorily appearing that lac Ia
lnlahan ri this Commonwealth, II - ordered, that the
said defendant, Nelson shelton. do appear before the
Judge Of our said Court al ho Courthouse, the 18th
dHy Of September next aud answer the plaintiffs bin, and
that copy Of this order loo forthwith 10 some
scccssvcy. and be posted the the court
house u this county.
Copy-Tosie,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

STRONG CIDER vINEGAR.-25 bbls very
~ SUPERIOR Just rcceisciby
IL ~ pRy,rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
"GuEAr PUBLIC MEETING.


"our columns this Morning contain CAN. from the
Wig General Committee for Mass Meeting of the
frcns OF HENRY CLAY, al National Hall, r. lorroir
ErsHiHs. Tho name of his statesman awikcns
throb Of joyful hope throughout the Il cones
from the West oadc with honor ami the praise Of I'M
ring thou sau,ls; echoed from the souh la tones that
the spirit. Through the whole vile land hailc
the ralyng cry of those whom Power cannot ecuc
disaster subuc. We feel sure that the voice OUT city
alive all at Is ani ncbc rcsoluic &c ton-
shall send nrh will give uncertain sound for the CO.
uiing contest"
The spirit is spreading through tho country, and
the conviction is daily gaining ground among the
people, that HENRY CLAY is the man Tor tic
National Crisis. Whilst the Cowboys and the
Loco Focos-tho "mouslng politicians"-nt Wash
instou, are plotting and intriguing for place-the
PEOPLE will dash all their hopes. Ivy ralyng
around the Great Statesman of the wcst-the man
who, through all the vicissitudes Of long and
oven.lu lite, has ever been true to his country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24
LAW DEPA NIMtCnT OE nAIIVAHII
usINEHsITY

tldSllh mIilON.
Louisa Coun House, Juno l7n, lei2. ie2i 81
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-24

This I'LL was taken ~ IN committee OF the whole
making appropriations for the whole Indian Depart
ment Tor The present year, and, for carrying eli
feet the treaties Of the Indians. The B, was final
~ acted upon in Committee of the Whole and then
Teportcl TO th- House with an order for ensrOSs-
ment Tor \ ihrd reading.
After an effoHIo take up the Navy Bill, the House