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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
Correspondence ofthe Evening Journal
WASHINGTON. JunA 8.
Races = Shad Fishery, &c

Races -Shad Fishery, &c.
The Races IN this quarter are over for the season.
Those which came of at the Course in this city, were
not very we'll attended. There were very few peo.
pie ofrespectabilty or fashion present. the company
each day, for the most part, being made up of DASH
ing young blades black legs, and courtesans. The
excess to which gambling is carried on the race
course in this city, strikes moral and religious man
with wonder and disgust. have seen 20 roulette
tables IN operation at the time and all crow ded
with eager sportsmen and fashionable pckpockets.
There is one good arrangement they have at the
course in this city, viz-"Dogs are positively pro
hibited."
The races on the Alexandria course closed on
Saturday, having occupied the whole week The
people OF that city have SO few amusements, exeept
during the shad fishery II is not TO be wondered at
that thsr0 wac general turn out there, Of all cias.
ses and conditions. The ladies' OF Alexandra are
many oil them very beautiful, and their charms I'M
parted high degree of interest to the scene. Here
as at Washington, gambling was carried on exten
sive!y, and many poor wight who entered Aiexan.
dra with full pockets returned home with "pockets
TO let" These races may have tendency TO inns
prove the blood of horses, nut am fully satisfied
that they create much bad blood in the human racel
| have heard It remarked that there were never so
many hne blood horses on any race course in this
country as there were on the Alexandria course on
saturday.
Speaking Of the sHAD FISHERY, that is also over
for the season. What source of comfort and pro.
ht this fishery is TO the people living on the borders
OF the Potomac and in the interior At the height
OF the fishing season, have seen at Alexandra one
or two hundred negroes cutting shad and herring
which are sold by the hundred to persons who come
from the interior with heavy four horse wagons; IN
some cases over one hundred miles. | counted az
one time over SO of these wagons oil from Virginia
he shsd and herring are purchased as soon as .ut
ted and thrown INFO the wagons, and as fast as one
man packs them, another strikes them with salt, as
the mackerel fishermen o New England say.
In this way, on some days, thirty or forty boat
loads OF FISH will he disposed OF The Vrsinians
use large quantities OF shld and herring among The
negroes on their plantations. The SPOT where this
traffic m fish takes place, Is called Fshiown IL is
a perfect mud-hoe. few shantees. occupied as
dance houses and tipping shops, and infested by
some oil the lowest and basest of the human race
are the only dwellings" OF importance in the neigh
bOrhOOd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE. }
TuEsDAr. June ~, = T.. NJ.
THE MARKET

FLOUR-Sales Of 400 bbI,. uows,d .,,..,
Flour IN one instance, and of smaller uu ntiti.s m
Others were male from stores Yesterday Mt s5 SO 1.
sales were also made ut s562I, which is the n,ic,
at which good standard brands are generally held
we continue to quote the wagon price at SIS so
The last sales OF City Mills were made at IS 62I
though holders asking s., 75-s,oek quite sma ID
We note sales Of Susquehanna at s5.62i cash.
GRAlN.-There have been no arrivals of Mary.
land wheats; we quote it nominally at SI.I5,I. 20
An improvement has taken place in PennsyIvani,
~heats and we note sales OF several parcels recently
at 1873 al, rs; Maryland white corn we ouo,e a.
81 cts; yellow DO; also Pennsy lvania yellow at 5,
c.; Maryland oats quote at IS So cts. arc
Pennsylvania do. 3S cts sales OF MarylanC
Rye; Pennsylvania 62l cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
GIRARD CoLLEGE-ITs PRESENT CON
DITION

This splendid monument of mistaken liberality
attracts more strangers than any other object in
the region round about Philadelphia. Its condition
does not change much, and very slow progress is
now making IN the main building. The columns
are all upnnd completed on one side, while those
on The other are yet unfinished. The front end of
the building IS without it's columns. Those on its
rear are partially up. The building fortunately IS
covered, and the work upon the ceiling of the int
rior at last has begun. This vast cdico is occupied
by SIX spacious apartments. From cellar to attic
every thing is arched, OF stone and brick, without
anything Of a combusube nature. Hence II CEN
turtles are occupied in completing the work. there is
no Tear OF sudden or premature decay. Great
quantities OF marble are now upon the ground
ready Tor use, but the Appropriation admits of but
few hands aud only slow progress. IL Is uncer.
tain when the college will be finished, and what is
more, II is matter Of doubt whether the present
generation will ever see it done. Mr. Grard spent
years IN acquiring the fortune which he bestowed
upon his adopted city. That fortune, from various
adventurous and unfortunate circumstances, is
nearly scattered to the winds The little which re-.
mains Of Il IS now mostly piled up in useless stone
and marble, designed for good but as yet without
any results eNccp. such grow out Of feelings
OF common modification and chngrin.
Phil Ere. Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
ny LAST EVENINo,s MAIL.
cONGREss-TttRSnA\y

The Navy Appropriation Bill was discussed IN
the Senate. Mr. Evans and Mr. Bayard opposed
the reductions proposed by the House. Mr. vii
hams supported them. No vote was taken.
Inc Appor,onmenI Bill was taken up in the
House. MIR Young ofN. Y. moved reconsideration
OF the vo'e disasreeng to the Senste's amendnen,
on the ratio. Lost, LOG to los.
The House then non. eoneurred in the other
amendment from the Senate. providing for frsc.
uon"l representation-and the Bill was returned 10
the Senate as 1t originally passed the House.
The Revenue Bill was discussed ii adioutnm.n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

10 People arc beginning to inquire, why Capt.
Tyler does not carry into execution his threat Of re-
moving the Collector at Philadelphia for refusing
TO dismiss his subordnates7
Does the gallant Captain waver in his wrnth p
Is he timid or vacatIng7 Does he postpone the
gratlhcaon Of his malignty, until after the adjourn
ment OF Consress2 Does he dread the Indignation
ol the Representatives Of the People Does he fear
with the whole power Of his station, to encounter
openly one old and feeble Office holdor-and does
he seek, by delay, some undue nIvpntnse1 II cam
not be that he has become convinced oCthe folly of
his original intention, and roentod-he is one of
those characters who, from weakness, vanity and
mahgnily, never repent ofany thing. TO retrace his
steps, when IN error, would require a strength Of
mind. which he does not posscss-and 10 confess
he had been wrong, would be tantamount in his
weak Judgment to a confession Of moral turpitude
He will prove steadiast IN wrong yscill,tipg
IN oil things else--und malignant too, rs malice IL
prominent ingredient in the composition of weak
vain, and vicious characters lie fancies, that when
Congress udiourns, he can, as il were by stealth.
md with impunily, glut his vengeance upon the
helpless Collector; and mark tho prediction, no will
Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
N. Y. MONEY MARKET-cIrY NEWS.

MOhuay, I. NJ.
In consequence OF the suspension of certain
Banks IN New Orleans, the rate Of discount on
Bills Of Exchange has altered to 81 n s per cent.
and on Mobilr TO 27 per cent.
One OF our finest Packet ships has returned with
only eighty pounds freight Just from Liverpool.
THIS IS altogether unprecedented in the history of
Freghtng.
From this to England. there is the same dead
ness IN Freigh,s. Cotton is taken at a dollar n
bales Naval Stores at shilling a Dbl; and Lead
without charge. A cargo OF Flour would no doub,
be taken at 81 sterling.
Nearly all our fine ships laid up as fast as
they erive The fact that but few goods are broush,
from Enslend Is favorable circumstance; hut the
TACT that there Is bu, little produce going To England
Is equally avournble.-Erprsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
From the Independent.
PISCATORY.

Ieod. boys look there Tina, chap Of the Msdi-
sonian, who has, with his pin hook and peck thread
been sitting there SO long, angling for Tyler
party, tho most melancholy possible exempt
hcnton OF the old definition Of a fisherman
"a worm at one end OF string and fool at the
other"-hOs actually caught minnow. at last! II
IT had been any thing longer than ones hnger, il
would have pulled him in, and the ang Ter have been
caught instead OF the hsh.
With what exultation bounds the heart of john
Jones, at the sight OF such prey Out he pulls
him, with jerk that losses the poor little shrimp Of
thing so high into the air, that the fall upon the
ground will kill him, and hardly has he touched the
earth, before John, dropping his pole, rushes
cure him: flngs himself upon him; seizes him with
both hands; and (mad with such n success) begins to
dance about the bank. Never The swears) was such
monster OF the deep seen before, Are whales
halt as bgl Is not n live levinthan he has caught
lie holds 1t up (as II with great bodily efiort) at
arms length tears Of Joy in his eyes, and his mouth
watering over the anticipated feast. Then he lays
II OF large on the palm Of one hand and measures II
against the little hnger OF the other-assurlng him
sell, with look OF breathless wonder, that il is
quite as long his lesser digit. Then lie extends
II on the ground, and walks around il, considering
much whether u will I've profitable to exhibit
this giant OF the and wonder of the land IN all
parts oi the country, or OF try the OIL from
MN, and take the new contract for lighting the
streets Of Washington. The eager curiosity OF the
country to sec such irsus recommends the former
plan his habits Of difiusing radiance, whether on
editor or as theatrical candle snuffer, suggests the
latter.
MANY sided" minds (fcr Mr. Jones' can only be
described as the Germans describe Goethe's) o
course take subjects under such infinite dversities
OF aspect, that decision can be no speedy thing
and what shall be done with Mr.. Calvary Morris
$50 called because he has gone the no. party
with "horse. foot and dragoons,") 1t will probably
take John Jones some time to find out.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

wa h'roH-I beg through tho medium of your co.
""n'' TO draw the attention. Of this community 10 that
Great Natural Curiosity The SEA DEVIL, nov iu the "
change Hotel The rarenesso tho Monster In conneton
With The peculiarly Of HE appearance. renders DO an OH
le't We""oryihe patronage q all those who desire The
advancomcntof science.
This being understand. tho iasf soy .bortt,,r.
ainy test The degree of Importance which We a.. yrs
MANS attach 10 such BHhibonsovcr the common ,uissr
nonaenso viii which We arc 20 nlfen nnnnvch m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
MARKETS Innn1o

FLOUR-The marke. is ve'y dull-s6. I2. is
the asking price Of Genesoe Flour, and sc is all
s Hn IS offered Troy held at Sc ; Georgetown
s6.25,and Pennsylvania s5,s7l.
HkAlN-lOOO Maryland sold at 55c, weight;
Delaware 50 do; Oats are dull at 35
OlLS-Sales OF English lnseed from the wharf a,
10 cents cash.
CoTToE-The sales are moderate, but with
out any change in price.-ExPREss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
Fos rHr WnIa.
"yENDOyI.'

The white took him from his hule band,
Ani bore him away O. nouheru sky
Never more Ia see hls native land;
Toa dlstini eountry-where he was doomed To die.
The roasting ire more he'll
The war cay more he'll hear
Tor hts spifit has passed into eternity
Ills corpse has been laid the "sir.ngef's bier"
We have taken him away from his hardy tnbc,
kndthe brDihers he loved well:
Robbed Of his frcesiom- deprived Of his PRIDE
iiis noble spiTit erushed-i fell
Hts body hes now, meath the elodf Of the vale,
The grass. In silence. waves DER his sraNe-
u Will rest ill the judgment sun n shall hail,
Aud ascend % the Father whom Its spirit save.
June lith, lsi2 j. w r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
MR.. SOUTHARD.

The health ofthis gentleman has grown worse
within few days. He was so much indisposed
Sunday, that serious npprchcnsions were entertain
ed. He is in fredericksburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

JUNE SCHEMES
IJofT Co continue send outthe needfil 10 all who
send their orders them In last month xe have
sent on, large number Of przes intend to do even
better this month.
The schemes below, viii be found, upon examination
10 he every thne that one wish-the Prizes are nu
ieTous end some ofthem large. Aoy person sendbx us
the amounl Of sJor current money need not psy
postage. On smaller sums the postage must be paid
LOOK AT THEN.
Union Lottery. Class = for iSl2 To be drawn Al Alsr
anira gu - saturday, June Is, 1912. IS Number Lot
ssLy,li irawn ballots Grand espiIals -sS1Oo 1000
n SO DO 300 1895 ~ ofiO0, - Of 2J1 Is of lO IS
Of 't - Of 70, % Of 100 etc Tickets only slU
Acsuhesie Of package Of 81 Tickets will be sent for
only SID shares In proportion.
Leesbufg lottery, Clss H. for 1872. To he drawn NJ
hshahla' ~ % saturday, June ., 1872 IS Numbers
10 nrawn ballots Grand capitals -s35,25. IO5I5 300
.sN 3oO . ~, 2kiD ~ iiJD i61l $50 liOl 1870 I2j
%p - Of 100 - Of 10 81 o21 - 40 60 II 100 ~ Of
" 1lof I'D 90 OF lcD, etc Tickets slp-shaies IN PRO.
portion. " ~
certificate ola package OF p Tickets will be sent (,
sl8o. shares IN proportion.
Ieseis AID shares Of csrihea les of Packages in
Drawing sent twheu Tequssiedl soon a. the dr
Nv HoYT A. DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
Observation-Disclosures,

w ~" '@ttANtEsOCIETY
iG@ This Society hold Social Meetings every
FRIDAY night ats O'clock at their room in tho
Odd Fellows Hall.
The Society IS composed Of men who joined a, al
stages Of tho drinking career, from tho mos, moder
etc to the most immodeuate. All arc invited to
come and listen to what the Washingtonians have
to say even II they do not intend to join them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
TRIAL. OF EDWARDS.

Judge Ken, charged the Jury, Monday, and at
o'clock in the evening the case was submitted to
them. AT IL at night they had not agreed. hung
jury has been predicted from the beginning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
J. G. EGORY co.


J. &. EGORY & CO.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE Main, 2nf door 5eisls Corner Main and
IAN streets.
Thursday Evening, n Drawing Received.
PuZes-t2Np, 100, aO1 n Of 100 10 OF 500 O Of 40
etc IS Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets ST.
Friday Evening-A Lottery draws at the Ex-
change.
Captals-SSo, 2op, $780, lls5 Of lOOl ) Of 800 Of
gu, etc. - NOs-li dawn. Tickets 81.
For Saturday. 18Th June
$4,000.
Union Lottery, Glass No s. Tor lsi2--To be drawn a, A.
eKandria, ID. C, Sauriay, the 18Th June 1872 a
drawn numbers out Of Is Grand Przes-S3OOOl To- OOl
80 500 40 300 1895, 30 OF 1000, etc Tickets $40
Cor.Gcaies Of Packages OF 81 wholes uck.tssl3n
Do. do. ~ half. .......do...,65
Do.......... do. ....4 quarter. do. 81 80
Capital s35,295, making $4,000 nett. IS drawn
Nos. out OF IS.
Va LeestuIg Lottery, Class H. Zoe ISi2-To be drawn AZ
AeNandra Va. on saturday. the 18th June 1872 brilliant
Sehene-s{5<Sj lOOI1. JlD0 in0J, 3nO 25OU no 2yi
ZOO 1000 1901 400 1870 1850. l2D0 - prizes OF IOOo etc
Tickets s 10; halves ;; dnauers2 ~.
Ceruteates Of Packages OFFS Nholes. ......sl2l 20
..........do..... = ENTERTAINMENTS ~
po.- .do...... - Quarters. -
no Drawings sent Immediately after they arc over TO
all who order as Above.
]. G GREGORY co,
maO Managers, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

The One Hour rule has been re-cstablished in
the House OF Representatives. 1t ought to be ncor-
porated in the Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
MOURNING GOODS

ECEIVED. per scsr Leonne the foilowing desirable
IL Mourning Goods,
to tbs finest quality 1897
Black and Blue Black satin siripe ChaIya
Black and Blue Black Moushn De Iaines
Black and Blue Black BalEorines
Black and Blue Black Organiys
Plain Black Ginghams
Second Mourning Ginghams
Fine Black Euglish ana American Print.
Black Love Wells AMI Hdkfs
Plain and Crimped Mourning Collars
DO Collars, with inside Hdkfs
II and Grapes
Black English silk Hose
Do 20 MOIayian do
je Is IoJS yy s,i s1n 1asa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
LOTTERIES.
JAMES PHALEN q co., Manaxsrs,
RIeHMoxp. Va.

Grant Coo .ohdAtcd Lottery Class No Is To n. drawn
SSne ieth, ISL scheine-3 prizes Of 10000 af 24 ~
=, aoi ID - Of 30 OO Of lOO. - Nos-h drawn.
Tickets sS-sSares in proportion
osrheaie Of paekaxe Of wholes s5O-shaIes in pro-
.rAnd Consolidated Lottery. Glass No l6-To be draxu
al wilmington. Del, June III. tsi2-seheme-I ptize 81
s<up' e JIG, 1872. 1Doi 81, Of co.. Of 30 Of so
90 Nos-lS drawn. wholes ss-shares 10 propor,ion.
'enheate ola package OF wholes sIO0-shares IN pro-
no Persons at Assistance NAV be assured th.i their
orders will be promptly and faithfully aifsndedt To-
hdental. 80 '''"' ''''
Al prizes sold in Lotteries will be eashed on presen
taion. Address
THO. u BIGGER
una u Managers' Agent Richmond.
ID. NJ. HOYT ~ cos OFFICE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE & CO.

DRY GOODS AT Aue,ion
On Thursday, the l6ih inst commsnein. a, O o,.to-L
VII be sold al Auction Rooms sener,I ,s.or,nan,
OF Dry Goods, consisting Of
Cloths. tassimeres an vcsfinga
English and Amotica n Prints
% GaDbrics, VI uslins and Jaeonetfs
SUFFOLK Drilinxs, Nankeens
Iineus Gamhroons. printed ana Min
Brown Holland Cambria Dfnjty
English silk Hdkfs Cotton Flag Hdkf.
Blue Drilings, Cord Slesias
Rich Gingnam Plaid Prints
. andT bicached shcetinrs
- bleached and brown shirfings
summer Cloths Nashua Drills
Bnmbaznc and satin socks
White Cotton Hose and Half Hose
ru-pender Buttons Sewing silk
Whitesnd copd spool Cotions etc. etc.
ALSO,
q bales Of rs. g and - brown Domestics Of IN,
bers Of OZnaburKs - ' A-iii'
Terms under 500 cash; $780, months credit for
approved negotiable PAPER. ~
-lel0 DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LINEN in want ola smooth shave by c,lltn- n,
- 'ho SUBSCRIBERS Sore, can fni for sale Al reduced
nCCs. very superior assortment Of Razors tmporfc
uieet from the celebrated manufacturers Inseph ,ger
sons Mads Buches'' and Joseph Elliotis with my
warrant SAID Razois 10 be superior ariicc
lt 70 THOMAS TYRER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

n Buckeye Yankee lately shipped 20 barrels Of
sggs containing 20 dozen each, az Cincinnati for
Boston They must he nearly ready to hatch by
the time they reach Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the ian instant, by Rev f. l.. Ma
coon, Mr. Thomas X. JoNEs TO Miss PARrngyI.
WooDDT all Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
81 DOLLARS REWARD

Al AWAY from the subscriber, near Fluvanna Courr
Housc' about ten Gays bright musffo ari named
NJ ABOUT " years old She las straight hair. aud
e % net iegs IS Taiher longer than the other which
csuses hcf Co limp little have good feasons 10 thinE
she y nrsing about Richmond she has grand mother
'u- mere named silvia, VINO formerly belonged TO Cam
Iohn Ware, but Is believe now free I will givc fhe
ahoNe reward 20 any person who will deliver RIM, 10 Nr
ehas omohondro al The Bell Tavern Richmond or 10
myself near Fiuyanna Court House
GRIEF g. PERKINS
y EIuvaUu4 %. be- ifff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
j % III y VI. ORE M
LATE
OREM ~ MODT


MOULD respectfully invite the attention Of the ns,
w mers OF the late trm, and the public generallv -,
ny stoeS OF Sprug and summer Clothing which nv,
ueen selected with great and being made in the 49,
manner under my own SUPER uiendanceI can with ron
hdenec oner the public, Clothing which fer ura bllit %
sy cannot be surpassed In United Stafes M Si
lowing hst comprise part OF my assortment. ~
super Blue Black Olive, London Brown ana I,visibt.
Green Dress and Frock Coats 0
Do Bomoazine, lmFera summer Cloth Dr.o A.
Etc "' DaP
Do Linen and Bingham Coatee and Froek CHsts W
70 90 On Blouses French STYLE
DO Round Jackets. various qualities
Fantaioons' OF single MILD and Merno Cashmere
DO Hack sumner Goods. various uuaifiss
10 IhmoTou q and CANTON, handsome styfes
q, DO Fancy Linen Drilling. white and coloret
'es's-siiN' an Bomha<ne Chaley, Valencia and Mar.
settles -n1-'
Shirts-Lncu. Cotton and silk
bosoms AMI Collars. SIX suI Linen Hdkhl
stocks 'ravafs Scsrfs, Susp endcrs and Gloves
SIX aus Cotton halt Hose
six and Ging ham Umbrellas
Russii Riding Belts 1 shoulder Braces
ALSO,
samples OF The most Fashionable Goods kent in tb.
style. ~ '' 'ie ia'est
'enemen IN want Of Clothing would 10 well TO calland
examine my STOCK, as I atm determined not 10 be unsur.
passed IN point Of cheapness by any Establishment n This
w, SPENCE, Agent,
az 20 Main 81 ) doors below Exrh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
AUCTION SALES
BIZ lNLOEs s BROrHER.

BY lNLoES & BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYs-r..sday. T-S.r.
l-ye AL S.tf1rfays Cash advances made on Cool.
Intended for public sale ~ ~ ''
FURNITURE. GROCERIES. 20.
90 rhursfay Morning June l6th Commencing M o A..
COCK IN front OF store, shall sell VARIETY 81 Tro.,.
res n, rufninro, Ao eons'tlog In part Of
HEh AMI law post nedaesfs
Mahogany Sid-hoar - and Bnreana
Cane seat Chairs Balunore make
Woo<fseat %. Redmond 10
iie,is ard Bedding. shnck Naurssses
nhir Nhfrasses, Looking Glasses
Dining. Breakfa-f and Tea Tables
Mashsianis candiestandt and Roc king Chair.
seer tary and Bookcasc. Card Fables
ioSether with a variety % second hand Furniture.
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, Sc.
Nhiskey and Brandy
Firkn butter
soap, Candles AMI Mns.ard
Manufactured Tobacco
Bacon, HrrIinEs and -had
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added
ness. ' "eo"ni"s 'us'
HORSES
Aso-several Saddle and Harness Horses
V" q D, Auets.
Carriage, Harness and Horses
A. 10 O'Clock will be sold Carriage Harness and a,s
ie IL t.o -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16

The reader IL already advised that Mr. Calvary
Morris, NJ. e. from ohio-having dined at the
White House has become a Tyleri,e. In the an
nexed exquisite sketch, it is difficult, to say, which
- the more interesting character, the Angler or the
E,.k