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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
Fromthe Boston Times, June a. NJ
DESTRUCTION ny FIRE OF TIE GEoRGI> INnt.
MAN-HELANCUOLY LOSS OF LIFE

DESTRUCTION nv FIRE OF TIE GEORGIA INDIA
MAN-aELANcHoLY LOSS OF LIFE
The melancholy intelligence has been received If
the loss by fire OF the ship Georgia, Capt Mitchell
rom Calcutta for London, attended, we rerret 10
say. with deporab'e sacrifice of human life The
ship was between 500 and 900 tons burden. md
was valued at f70O0, being spendid'y fitted up for
the accommodation of passengers She bnd rich
cargo on board, consisting of jewelry, merchandise
and other valuable property, which persisted " nh
the vessel; a loss in total Of nearly eco 900
IL appears that early on the morning OF the first
OF April. the "watch' on the deck discovered n
stons smell ol burning about the ship; he aroused
the commander, Capt. Mitchell and the rest of The
sh'p's crew, and strict search determined upon.
Va the boats being removed, and the main matches
taken of, the burning found to proceed from
the cargo. when orders were given To remove over n
portion Of n, so as 10 get at the fire. The crew
however, had not proceeded f.r before volume of
smoke burst upon them, and shortly afterwards it
became so intense, accompanied with excessive hea,
that they were forced TO desst.
Captain Mitchell perceiving that the destruction
OF the vessel was inevitable, directed the crew to
prepare themselves to leave the shin which ,hAv
Immediately set about doirg by towering the bo,ts
Two IN numberl over the vessels side Itwa a
most trying moment, for the sen was extremely
rough, with heavy gale of wind and with the
knowledge OF their beng between 500 and 900
miles ifom land, every soul expected TO meet n
~ntery grave. At about O'clock the chief rnate
with nine oi the crew. left the burning vessel in the
Jolly boat and ihey were directly followed by Can't
Mitchell and the rest OF the ships crew. four in
numuer, IN the small boat. "
At this critical period vessel was observed at n
distance bearing towards the ill-fated ship, and
| the chief mate turned 10 make known the 10y
ful intelligence to Capt. Mitchell and the RS,
of the crew, when he was horror-struck on
| finding that the boat had foundered and none
| OF them were 10 be seen. They rowed a.
bout in hopes fpicking them up. but unfortunately
none of the poor fellows rose after. The shin
Thomas Sparks, which proved to I've the vessel they
saw bearing down to their assistance, came M a.
onsslde soon afterwards, and took the chief officer
and the rest OF the Georgia's crew on board and
they then remained within short distance Of the
burning ship until she went down, which event
took place n, late hour in the afternoon. The
Georgia and cargo are reported to be insured to the
extent of f25 900.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
ID. NJ. HOYT q CO.'S ,,,.,.,,,.-

tss.S - a n eA.f az Hoyrs LUCKY cs.,.
"A'eh soon secured iead. o., 10 tr-.- 800,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

FOR RENT.
I'VE upper pau Of that House on Main street, laiely oc
Il cnpiet by Mr. Lynch, as Reading Room. Apply to
co JAS. WRIGHT, Main st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

TWICE A WEEK VERY MONDAY AND
FRIDAY.
The steamer BOSTON having
a StsES1 been placed on the route az a re
El-.--L1a., = gular steamer between Norfolk
aud baltimore, connecting with
-------1-<'-~ The James River steamers Patrick
Henry AMI Thomas Jefferson those days Passengers
nnnd To baltimore, ~ leaving Rockets on Monday or
Friday mornings, IN either Of the above steamers viii he
transferred same afternoon, In Hampton Reads to steamer
Boston, reaching Baltimore morning
Passage add Fare from Richmond or a point on James
'NeI' U" bahtt,loIe
VI " So anu ic'uih Ill saihc boa.. 10
JOHN DAVIS
Master James River Steamers
Richmond June ., 1852. ie9 In,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

| HAVE two excellent Brick Warehouses in which
Would be glac TO receive from 90 10 1871
hhds Tobacco One Of them is dasonsy opposite the
upon the Dock
Wih an Industrious, and attentive Superintendent. and
seven good eooP:rs tobacco always lie promptly
Piled, or shipped.
jc25 w DIBRELI
no Lynehbrrs vireinan copy tunes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
LAW NOTICE..

DABNEY & CAUTHORN,
AuCIIoNtERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tfoss street frunnHr me BrH Tarsrr
w ~ auenl 10 the sale Of Negroes. heal Estate
hotscs fro.luce, aud goods Of every ,iesr rirf,on
4 ~. I'nuug o Houses snd hiring of Negroes An hu
49, 'ulu-'clio them will bc faithfully attended TO- AMI
f'NHP' '''"'"s male advances madc cons entuents
tnW ARD y. uARNEY.
""' 10 GU RICHARD CAUTuORN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
SIX DOITARS PEIV

SIX DOLLARS REWARD.
~ AN AWAY from the subscriber. near FuvsDna Cour,
House, about ten days a urisi iuula 10 air ua,e
MI a, aO1nt Is Yeas old she las straight hair aud
one o; her legs Is rather longer than The other yhir
causes her 90 limp little have good reasons 10 tAin
slc Is hiNine about Richmond, SHE has Grand mother
Nlg efe named silva, no formerly ehnecd 10 e ,p
Ionn Ware, hut y believe TOW frrc I AIN 1--WE M =
aooVe iv~ad 10 any person who Will deliver R7 10 Nh
Shas 'notondro. al The Bell Tavern IN Richmond or no
myself near FluVanna Court House ~
s.,,- GRIEF c. PERKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES IND
OTHERS.
- H. JENKINS Intending remove in In. course NJ q
~ month VIII continue selling great bargains
HlouNnlns ali Hall Nous uu. Lawns 25r C,r
49, iuh pieces Caeocf. an prices from G. = o IN A an,
2to ana hncr-sehng Oh very cheap by the piece OF vi
Cotton OEuabuTgs ~ 49, - -
Beaehcd and unbleaehcd Cotton shirtines and Sheet,
Cotton Hosiery andGloves, Of all kinds
Win many articles purchased At auction at sacrifice
je2l ''"'
NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES,
TuSTrcceveda large ant extensive assortment Of Crocc
Ies al the present deprecated prices, which will epa.
bic us 10 sen great BARGAINS We solicit call from our
friends and the public generally before buynr esrberc
they a being pleased with our Goods and
Families you must call
3 hall pipes pure French Brandy sazarack brands
do do do do 30 Of oiard, Dppay a. Co.'S 10
do do do do do OF S~isueue do
do do of do obi Mds Wines
Port, Malaga aud sicily Wines
| pre Holland Gin. swan brand
| ~ bhs Common do
Old Rye and Common whiskey and ,Io Ru,n
3 hhds y Rico and Orleans ~ugar5
~ bhls Rico aus " Orleans Molasscs
| y bags Java Iaeuyra Rio and 81 Domingo Cohecs
p bbls Family and Superfue Flour
N boxes Tea, 6 10 chests
10 baskets superior Champagne
eboHes Woolsey 4 Noolsey's Loaf and single Loaf
| all sizes
| 1000 lbs Tud's and Western Bacon very chem
cargo OF superior Wood aud Stone Ware
superior article Of Tobacco, and many othef arti
eles too numerous Call and see 10 yourselves
square below the Old Market
Families and Hotel Keepers may now gel supplied with
Bakers Premium liueTs, 10y the bottle OF gallon
le2 B&T.
/ WiNhs Madeira. ale srrIry. -icIy MsIclra. auI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
EXCIANGE CLOTnINc sroitI

NAjiNES --Maicifa. ale Sn-Iry. -tctly Msiolra aUI
w Pou Wine, on 'raug III and Ia bottcs Chalnpaiaue
Sparkling llock Csrei and Muscat in botes Tor sale
H. Al mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
BY DABNEY * CAUTHoRY.
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE 4 co,


HOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED
. no The James RIVER Steamers viii on ,,d o. "a
instead Of O'Clock, as heretofore. '' - suniisS
Ri-b,,,,, t,,.s, JOHN DAVIS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
TOILET.
f or LEASE.

IL inA, neHaihiui summer resi'l nee. ta,elv o..
n13n s,hlci ~ WIN. ". Christian. Esq.. .itu,'ca -,
k.iIIt os'" snl '3a'us onihs W esanessviis sun.
-. 80, ~nnln ID ininuies walk o. the busin...
par 81 Tue Cay Tue house bulb OF bri.k Soa'.s.
W. ha.ned rooms, with Khehen Attached rsabie
Ia s'n WOOL u"uSe, and Garden well slpplet vxtsb
s-tsI'rr snd every convenience 60 render N a ,,a -.
,n,, 90 retreat iot small family IaIns ,l,.,.
p'ssss' 'n VII be given. Ferteims. Apply 10
= a, Nent,o Lancaster. DENLY a Co, up S,.Irs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

cts slO. " 4"' AGA
E0- Orders for irkes In the above Grand Lottery gill
be met with prompt attention. If addressed to
In y. sTRhTTON.
Lib. n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25
sTORAGE WANTED.

HIDKAULIC CEMENT.-5O bbls Rosindaie's
II Hydraulic Cement for sale by
jos is C WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

MUSIC, MUSIC.
ID H. TAYLOR has jdrt rec ed the following s,nss-
Jim along 1oscy s '"7
Whar dbl you come from
Far o'or the deep blue sea
oh take me back 10 Switzerland
By hours
Does your mo;hcT know you're out
Kathleen Mayourncon
Beautiful Rhirs
wsnll were a boy again
Tho Old Bachelor
The Total r'icty
Com play fAc that simple alraxan
Origin of tie Harp
Rockaway. tby RusselD
TIE It'd Elm Tree
Oh Irvine n bower
Also, reecivcd,3 Eagle Drums
le@ Music Store, opposite the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

!, VIM. n. Chrienden. Secretary Of The J,,n.s pt =,
Chiapany do hereby certify that James Pesrce
y rs il. y snnseri9ed To the foregoing advertisement
I hsen OF the said Company, duly authorized nv me
aud Dreetors to make sale the StoeI Of de-
hnquent stockholders from time TO time as nav be- dse
eI pur uant to the provision Of the ehsrer
INA - VII w CuITTENDEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

PANrhLOONS, PANTALOONS.
SNDLs MI cd French Cashmere. GambToon and En-.
~ sHSh urlhns Pants Tor We'll flung article call al
A.. q. STARR q CO.'S,
Js % Opposite the Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

'N'esNa o. Va l"e dlt
lNFpMMATI0N - WANTED ABOUT
JOACHIM HENRY EBERT.
NATIVE oi Domtz 10 the Grand Duchy Of Me- klen.
n burg ~chwerin, Germany. ann who resided m an.
y,sI 80 IN Shenanooa County, SAFE Of Virginia. but
OF ms death his lrga hciis desired 10 ARMY without
loss oi tc' ~ %" uuuersifncd, where they vii .bsn
inllr" alton which will prove 70 their ivantsse
Now York, ttth June, iSt1
Consulate OF ccEicuhurg Schwcrn
70 Il com 60,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

WHITE LINEN COATS, Of approved cur. re-
w ceiSed and for ale CHEAP Fl
JoS Exchange Clothing store 18th street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

BALTIMORE FUNDS.
SIGH DRAFTS ON BALTIMORE FOR
~ Sale by
Je . DIT LEWIS LUDLAM a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

~ Tue sales be not completed the day. they will
DC continued from day 10 day. until comple,ed " "'''
JAMES PEARCE, AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-25

Mrs William Christian. would respectfully inform
vi her friends and the public, that enc has taken the
RICHMOND HOUSE, that well known siairl formerly
bet bV Ms ". Tutpinwhcrc she 10 prepared 10 accom
moia Br1rders bv the year, month Shorter tue.
The suuun b. pleasant aud che pledges
hcIscto use every tIu 60 render comfortable pos
shle and the sonahc efms, all Who NAV he
dirpnerd 40 nsfsnntvf /. ~
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
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DIR. HULL'S
FeUes' and .fgsEe Puts,

A certain and speedy cure for Fever and Ague.
tHE extensive prevalence in this country of that
IL troublesome disease FEVER AND AGUE, or
INTERMITTENT FEVER, and the vast amount of
suffering and distress which it has Occasioned has
naturally led to the adoption of many compounds
and mixtures for its mitigation and releit Among
these some few have been found temporarily benef-
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not only utterly useless, but absolutely deleterious
in many instances operating stimulants the dis
ease intended TO be cured In other the delete
rous nature of the ingredients used in these empy-
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in other affections of highly dangerous character
1t must be evident to all persons of reflection that
FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated SUCCESSFULLY
must be approached scientifically, and with a full
knowledge of the peculiar character of the disease
and particularly of the leading causes of its appear
ance. Though differing materially in many of its
features from othor fevers, INTER MITTENT FE-
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To afford the desired relief by the adoption of a
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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

In. DfENCEh'o EfEIABLE AUTHORIZATIONS
AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.
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In the most obstinate of chronic disease such
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