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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-26

Middlebury,' Jonathan Hagar;
East Middleburv, Needham & Dennis
Addison, Barnes & Fuller;
Bridport, p. Fletcher & Son;
Bristol, w. H. Hadley;
Cornwall, Samu,l Everis;
&" B. F. Haskell;
Ferrisbutgh, Shales & Wicker;
Hancock, John Hackett, Jr.;
New Haven, Roscoe & Nash
Ripton, Frederick Smith;
Salisbury, Huntley & Higgins
Shoreham, Kent Wright;
Starksboro' L. II. Kidder;
Vergennes, " X. Bixhy;
Wey5ridge, Silas s. SPrague;
Whiting, J. & o: 5 Simood+;
g D. M. Russique. 16 ly
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swindlers have counterteited this article
andput il up with various devices. Do not be
impose upon. One thing Only will protect you
it is the name OF COMSTOCK & CO.; that
namemust be always on the wrapper, or you are
cheated. Do net forgetit. Take this direction
with you, and test by that. or never buy it, fer it
is impossible for any other to be true or genuine.
Sold by COMSTOCK CO..
ri Maiden Lane. 1O:ly
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SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOUR
- inspected and warranted, constantly
on hand and for sale by
A. Il w. S. JOHNSON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-26
WOODEN GOODS,

At his old stand in Shoreham.nea Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares
,r by the yard at the option of the owner.
The subscriber is solicitous of obtaining
business, and feels certain that his expert
ence and knowledge in cloth mauufactur-
ing undressing, and the finished apparatus
and machinery which he has provided. will
enable him 10 give entire satisfaction TO all
who employhim. He invites the public 10
call and examine specimens OF his work,
which he believes will Justify all expecla-
tions which he holds cut to his customers.
A. KILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's .tfilzs) Apr. l, '42 40
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
~ A large assortment, cheaper than ever
before offered;now BY A.F,Av-,s.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-26
500 REV ARD,

800 EWARD,
n NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, to
apy one who will use bottle of Hays Linimeni
for thePies without being cured. OF thousands
sold, in no instance has it failed of cure
Proof overwhelming to be had where 1t is sold
1t is also certain cure in nearly every case. lex
ternally) in the following complaints.
For the Piles. Tightness oil the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs,
gore thIoat BY can or other fungus soras,
GERS or ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Wboopingcough, Fresh Wounds,
Scah Head. Chil6lains So &.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-26

II I'VE GEESE FEATHERS, of supe-
IL Iior quality, Just received and for sale BY
A. FRANCIS.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-26

SUPERFlNE Flour for sale low by
~ Ira STEWART.
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r TOM DIT. nOnas BrOVn.l
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent.-The Vegefah
Pulmonary Balsam, has been extensvely,used
the section of country where reside, for sever
years past, and has justly acquired high reruts
ton in consumptive com plants. So far as nII
knowledge extends, it has never DISAPPOINTED III,
reasonable expectation Of those who have used il
THOMAS BROWN, MD.
Concord, n. ii :, MAY IL, 1881
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TWENTY-FIVE cases heavy COW hide and
Kip BOOTS, for sale very low BY the case
June 25. 1871 by John WOOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
BY Last HVExiScs'
CoNGR n : sIoNAL.
IN sENATE-TnURsDAY.


Mr. BuenAsAs.presen,ed the JOINT resolutions Of
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, inslrueting then
Senators to hurry the passage OF the Appotionment
bill. MIR q. also presented number Of memorials
-one asking for a marine Railway at Philadelphia.
the rest respecting the Tariff.
Several private bills were considered Ia Commit
mi'tee Of the Whole, and reported to the Senate.
Among the bills in possession OF the Senate, was
the one which passed the House on Wednesday ex-
tending tho operation OF the Revenue Act through
the month Of July. Mr. Evans ssked tina, il mieht
he taken up and referred to the Committee on Fl
nance, and for this purpose. be twice read. Unex.
peetedly, objection was made TO the bill, even in III.
preliminary stage.
MIR BUCHANAN would cheerfully vote Tor refer.
cnce.
me>srs SEWER and KING would not: and the lat
yer gave his reasons ut some length; but the bill
was referred. by yeas %, to nsysIs.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
MIR EVANS called Tor the orders Of the day; and NJ r
BENTON being entitled TO the floor defended. in !,
speech Of great length and research the House nro
v'so, I'm reference to promotons) and when he csn
cludod no one being inclined to speak, the question
was taken. and the provision rejected, 10y majority
Of one-23 to 22.
Mr. BARROW then proposed an anne ndmen nj 10 one
oil the items OF tho bill. appropristng 500 900 To
naval construction at Pensacola, which proposition
he advocated at considc rablc lergth. This nmend-
meni, inter long discussion, was adopted by u vote
Of 10 10 rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
WEDNESDAY NInII.1,

The appearance Of our money mnrko, rs,,,;,s
unchanged rs does that OF business eener,llv. The
demnnd for money is light and there is ne We, no
revival ~ mercantile operations. An speculation as
TO tho period whom this stagnntion may be expected
to cease musi necessarily be vague. We think
however that the first symptoms Of Improvement
must como from the other side,-nn advance in the
Price Of Cotton there or more activity in busno,s
would react will great force hero. We want but =
snsh' sumu'ns to recover from the depression which
mas no" so long existed. The existing TofGvul
probably he extended 20 tho lob Of noxt mor,b
TO eivo time Tor Congress TO mature another and tho
distribution OF tho proceeds Of tho public lands
will bo preserved.
State Stocks paying diyidents cor,;,,,. -. -
out investments centre chiefly IN those of ,bo So.
ol New otk. The sales Of the nov s,ocL - ~.
United states proceed but slowly. We do No, . wy
pose that the whole amount Of Il which, b,s so,p,o
mo o'nst hands exceeds half million Of dollar,
we have no change IN notice in Cote, 4 oo1
bales were sold To day, 700 Of which ,,c,c TO- -.
port. quote Upands, very ordinary To- n,,.i,ll,nc
NJ % 10 ~ cents per 10. fair IN good f,r an .oo5
- ~ and lO cents, Tennessee and Ai.t.,,.,, III
- cents monilos, l.ouisianls, SC. ordinary IN
mIuu"ng' VI ~ cents, lar To good iam 90 a 100
CENTS good and inc lO3 ~ and - cents pcr No.
The Flour Market remains hcavv-s,les ora.
ncsee ate made AZ Sc iOO0harrels Ohio (n,t Io,rs,
m good order, were taken for shipment nj $ oD
s'95i Michigan is offered AT Sc; 800 r,r,els
baUimoto Howard street md Georgetown s,d A.
80 S6,l2l; the last slcs ri peunsyyani, ,verc Al
s,S'li BfaodyWino s6.l2l G,2j; Richmond e ,y
MINIS So, 90 country 81 s7l. Rye Flour $50
.Cornmeol S2S5l 3.l2l; 5000 bush. Soutbc,n vei
low Corn were taken for tho Eastern markets # u,
70 cts. measure, 500 bushels RIVE g. can't. eoo 40
Northern Oats at 20 " cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
HE DO loins Tie Rspablican standard I'll
be questioned about his former opinions.

~ IL sho Joins he Rspabl,can standard VII
be questioned aoou. his former opinions.
lMadisoaiea.
his Is Just in the style Of the usual notification
,he'es' Whoever viii return said property
have hve dollars reward, and no questions
Yed.-Preafies.
The catalogue Of the college Of New Jersey NJ
nceton, for the current year. shows an increase
ne numoer OF pupils since the last session Ths
eral classes contain the following numbers viz
l'ot. ~; Juniors 81, Sophomofes 50, Freshmen
|-.Nswark ~. .9dp.
Thirty Buhaloes and ono Fix were At Buffalo.
4 week, on their way to England.
An iee-house in Acton, N. H., was burn, the
CT iay-~heiher from spontaneous combustion
not, was not exactly known.
No CnEDIr-The Loco Foeo Common Counc;
~. LOUIS. Mo-. are negotiating for a loan Of
1000 to bear 10 per cent interest will the
pi,Hllsts take the risk OF r,pudiaon for ,bat ,a,eI
nephew OF Governor Hubbard of ~ IL WAS
'wned the other day. while bathing in Connect
: River. ~
The u. States Brig Apprentice sailed from Bos.
y, last week, with 10 apprentice boys on board, on
'ruiSc OF several weeks.
n splendid Arabian blood horse, n present from
: sultan OF Muscat, TO David Piagree, Esq, Of
,en' Mass, was duly received last week.
Inc ". Y. Commercial thinks that the rood
"P'o w Conn. nave abundant cause 10 hold "A dny
general Thanksgiving, that a body of such ntto.
Dus Iaeobins, as compose the Legislature of that
ate, have kept themselves together no longer.
There is said to be womsn in Worcester so l,rso
I'd who sleeps in room so small that she Is obls-
10 go INTO another room to turn over. There ia
so iamily IN that town large that thew coulJn,,
have the measles at once; there WASN'T enough to
round. '"
We understand that the Secretary of the NAVY
~ directed the discontnuance OF most Of the Re.
uIung stations Tor the Navy. for the same reasons
~ induced HIM recently To delay the launching O
vera' vessels now on the stocks.-.qisr. Ga=siie.
Inc solemn and impressive funeral exercises over
e remains OF the lamen,ed Mrs Cook, who died sud.
my IN Alexandria, in Egypt, some months since.
OK place at Laurel Hill last Wednesday. The
MY was SIX months on its passage from Esypt, TO
rs eity.-Phiiad. Ledger.
The Cotton Crop in Mississippi promises no,
ny 10 be greater, but to reach perfection much
tler than usual. Ia late article on the subject
c Natchez Free Trader says: "On the Coles
reek plantation OF our friend, Anthony Uogeat,.
So, there was on the och of MAY, a field OF two
indred and fifty ncres in full bloom, and we have
Oool IN our possession, picked two weeks prior to
st day"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

MIR Clay AT HoHE--THE earAr CLAY FrsrI-
VAL took place on the 9th instant. MIR CLAWS adj
dress, IN response to complimentary toast. is
spoken OF, as ono of his happicsi and greatest efforts
as soon as full report of it reaches us, We sbnl
lose no time in giving it to our readers. The Who'll
affair is described as having been in the highest de-
gree imposing, and as constituting an appropriate
expression Of the sentiments entertained bv ,be
people of Kentucky towards fellow citizen vbo,e
pure patriotism, great public services, and emin, Mt
'aen's have secured for him the admiration, love
ana gratitude not only ofhis own State bu, of the
Nation at large Baltimore .Anuicarr
The number present was estimated at from fifteen
to twenty thousand and of these, two or three
thousand were ladies. Had the weather proved
favorable, the number would beyond doubt, have
been greatly increased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
IN THE HOUSE.

hittr some Sigh ct on OF the journal,
Mr. hiLAsD HALL offered a resolution for the an
pointment oil select committee to iIauire into the
expenditures involved in the satisfaction oil Virginia
MILITARY Lana warrants: TINS subject, the indus.
trIous gentleman from Vermont, who is chairman oC
the Committee on Revolutionary Claims handled so
tnoroughly that we would not give much for a Vir-
gina Revolutionary land claim. Speaking of the
number OF officers, whose claims had been admitted
TO bounty lands, both of the Amy AMI Nnvv az
Virginia, MIR Hall said that the Uous. would lao
somewhat surprised (inasmuch as the history of The
virginia Navy had never been wItten) 10 know
That lhero were 26S officers OF the Navy. md IN
wards OF 900 OF the Army.
homoth'hs upon the fraudulent management Of
'heir claims, II would be as amusing (saiJ MIR II \
as tohce Reports 1t the evidence upon which thew
hau Oeen passed, could lie published Among the
claims passed. tathoueh the act providing for them
expressly excluded officers who had been cashier
ed or superseled.) was one. which ornnted e CSC
acres to a Col. Mordecai Buckner. who Ind becn
cashiered under Brig. Gen'l st. Clair, for "having
behaved shamelully IN presence Of the enemy. md
deserted hrs post IN time of action" &c Mr. Hall
said mere were some 81 claims pending under this
hc'' anu ne would be coHtent 10 surrender his obiec
IONS 10 me whole. ONE, only one Just claim could
be found among them.
Inc morning hour having expired.
ht FILLMORE introduced a resolution for the
pruning OF 5000 extra copies Of tabular state.
of "a, '2s and '32 "''''S
objections being made by Mr. Profit, the rules
we've therefore suspended.
Mr. w q JOHNSON, of Md, moved that in add
uon there should be published an appendix. sbew-
ing the yeas and nays both in the House and Sc
nate, upon the various tariff bills enumerated.
motion TO lay the whole subject on the tnl,e
was rejected by III to 50.
The resolution was then passed. ORDERING The
printing, by ! Is TO Sc.
MIR COOPER, Of GeorsiI, moved reconsideration
oil 'hls vote, and based an hours speech thereon.
APPORTIONMENT BILL.
This bill came up as the unfinished business. and
the motion was TO insist upon the ratio OF the
House. ''
Mr. EVERETT made forciblc reply to the speech
Of Mr. Adams.
Mr. TILLwGHAsr was against the large ratio Of
the Senate. O -
Mr Hunt, of N. ", spoke long and earnestly in
favor OF the Sennte's ra'io.
Mr. GoRDoS, Ct \. Y, abused the Senate unmer-
ciiully. ''''''''
MIR JoSEs, Of Md, spoke for some time in sun.
port OF the Senates ratio.
Mr. THOMPSON, OF Iowa, made some Observations
about the effect OF the VOTE and requested his friend
from NY, tMr G DAVIS to Withdraw his motion
Tor reconsideration, that the decision of the House
might be reached more promptly. MIR l.. then
moved the previous question.
IN the motion To reconsider the vote wherebv
the House refused to recede from their ratio. there
were ayes l0I, noes o..
Considerable excitement followed the annrncio
unn OF THIS vote, the result OF which was that tho
House adjourned by vote OF 81 TO Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
From The National Inieiiscneero Of yesterday.

In the Senate, yesterday, by a majority Of a
single vote only, the PRo,iso to the Naval Appro
printion Bill (Which proposes to bring back the
Navy to the organization at which j, stood on tho
LIST day OF January, lsi) was stricken our, leaving
the Navy, MS to its organization and numerical!
force precisely on its former land presently footing
The Senate is yet engaged upon the other details OF
the Navy Appropriation Bill; which, if passed with
the amendment, above referred to, will of course
have to pass again the ordeal Of the House of Re-
personalities
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
Correspondence VI The Dalnmore American

WILMINGTON, Juno n, ISI2.
VIC nave report in the city this forenoon
that Captain Tyler has been "6eodeJu og,;n !"
Ihe senate. You may recoect that MIR. CalJ-
WELL the great theatrical manager and Gas own
or, was nominated to the Senate come tims
SINCE as Director Of the Branch Mint At New Or
cans. We'll the ON Dit is that on Monday the
nomination Of MIR Caldwell was taken nm onJ oCsr
que consideration, unanimously rejected This beats
Fyson's cnse.
one OF the city papers says-"It is rumored that
1 ,s W. L.. Marcy IS to he the Secretary at War;
~ ~, rNGsHency should be nominated to that office
by President Tyler, the Senate would undonL,oiIv
REJECT the nomination, and teach Gov. NJ. that "to
the victors belong the spoils."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
Depot Of Fancy Dross Article A..


TUE undersigned have opened the store ON I'M stree,
opposite the Exchange Hotel, with the view Of lrn
nE TIC ezcna II Richmond anil vicinity will first rste
2iheiesin the way Of Ready Made Gamcnfa &C such a.
lave not heretofore been offered in Tins market From
' advantages possessed in connection with one of tc
hrsi concernsin New York they have hopes o chcinr
Share ~ patronage, which the style snd quality of Their
goods cannot fail ~ command.
Reference could be furnished IN The many citizens who
nav" favored Tie Establishment, y1 HruHl,say Amcfr tn
''FeI New YORK, with their orders, who will iu tuitc
leave Their measures with u.s. which will bc fnrwrr,l.
WIZ dcspaclii aud NJ insured. Fuuplcs nf fc tnse
rats most ln vogue a the North, will Ice Kept on nam
nn which selections can hc made 10y att who would prcl
tcf garments made a. order.
M extensive assortment ~ Garments, for srrnr anil
summer wear, are uirtci ur Inspection inc lunr Pan.
tA'"ns from French anJ English Elastic Cassifucrcs
''mI"on7, lrilings. Mcrnocs, Iotnhazncs Ac ,n va
nous new SYKES Particular attention has been directed
"this department. with tho object of offering an sss,r,
'h ~ fan.H which rom icr superior style NJ cut ami
nisi mus meet tho views Of thoso requiring vel M.
uhg Wiirlo Tho -ano may nc appcltn our Vcq~ wle IA
hitc gwen 20 much flaiaciuu. Tho usual
Will no kept uI, Including Chaloy. Marseilcs Hika etc.,
&c nfcss aud Frock tolie, from French audi E1grsi,
,"ils' in various colours. Also Morinos Gingla,na
Linens. cfr. -''''' p
WIN superior assortment Of Fancy Drcss Articles.
h'ha iho laiesiriyc of Sik, Satn aud Mohar Scarfs
al 'rl'ais travd Eulucre Stoc H. Suspcnders Sk ami
ltnru Handkcrchcta Sir4 Collars, gl6ves tfneryerr
Hnd pfhwora Hosiery, Umbrellas Canes. etc. Also a
H'ai variety ~ Oriental Robes, or Dressing towns
NF -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
DEATHS.

Died, oil whoopng cough, on the morning of the
lth instant, ut the residence of his father nj Buck
lsham Courthouse. JoHs RourRr, younse,, son
George III. and Ann NJ. Matthews; aged2 years
D months and II days.
III" The Enquirer requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

\VEtase ns OCCASION ir give notice thstwe keen con.
W eIHuiN un nfni, Stoves, Crates ant COOKING Ran
ferf of t kinds Thar arc generally used m ihis tr,tcf
oi ult own manufacture, which We will scon reasonable
lfiinf Afn Mnua Agricultural Furnaces Tor rfrsminr
ionf or Stock. which We viii sell sf hc
ntfc~ nucI ltiug the cNpcusrs our Tin, stove and
~hr lfuu MtuulacinfY The Roll Tavern where Ill
Kinds of WORK Boo Inc. will bc done on the most 70,
i1nahe icrms, and tho shortest notice Roofing with Tin
"i '9lner Huitfuf, otc. A WELLER
ann7 nt,tr,'..'f a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

10 The Examinations Of the Cadets of Tho Vir,,n,
hlary institute, will commence FRIDAY the Isl sv
~ 'ny u Toe continued from day To day until
ne puhc are respectfully invited 10 attend The ESer
srauia,on OF the Senior Class will place ON
l.e ill day of July. They will consist of 49, ~
T. English AMI French Salutaiory Addresses bv C,e,
". u. Fair OF Amherst. -' ~ '''''
ugham. " " '''''''' VI DUO ~
. IA English Grafton, by Cadet James H. Lawrence of
Vaeliciory Addresses, 10y CaieI w H. Henderson Of
- The Grafton for the Day will he delivered hy C,iet n
=" n."lbehol Bedford FRANCIS n. SMITH,
" 70 ~ superintendent Of the institute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
SIX DOLT.NRS REWARD


IL NJ AWAY from me subscriber, near Fuvanna Court
~ House shout ton d4ys ago. bright uuitin air manuel
WI \. about vs. NcNs OIL She las straight hair AMI
QUO ny Dec legs rather longer Than tho other, which
''u'c. hcf n lump little. have good reasons o think
h' d. nfkiuE about Nrhtuoni as she has grand mother
rnf i.crc nluci Silva WHO Formerly belonged o. Cant
iuhn Ware, huf is believe free I wiil give the
lnofc reward o any rrrsin win Will deliver RITA o. W
n'l ,ln'onifo. ai tle Hc Iavctn, n Richmond. or to
myself near f'uwnnl Count House
GRIEF a. PERKiNs
~ Address. flImvr1. Iiuvaunu 90. Va t.n ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
POSTPONENiEN.


BY WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL.
2. RICO SUGAR, LAGUIRA COFFEE, SC.
AT AUCTION.
On Friday Nett the I7th Instant al 10 O'clock We will
SELL IN front of our store, variety Of Groceries 1ors
&c. consisting m part u
- hhds No Porto Rico sugar
lsG bags prime green IAgura Coffee
IS 40 RE IN
40 hhds Hacon sides and shoulders
31 extra Hams
. boxes Sperm Cand IS
luterres 30 Lamp oil, warranted
w hall chests Imperial Tea
% 10 Young Tyson do
lOhslf pipes French Braniy
- bhls Apple Brandy
~ do OH Peach brandy
~ 10 Cider - 10 Vinegar
- And expected in time,
Sltp lbs Bacon, sides AMI shoulders
Ia hbls let proof Whiskey
Is hhds No I - Crnix sugar
a 30 bills y & Herriuks
Ierms-oVer slOo months for approved paper.
DISAPPOINTMENT
la consequence Of The incefuant ge-fbar ,b. shovs
sale - postponed TO Thursday next IA instant al 10 o.
clock. ''' - ."
lelS w a II, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

| HAVE ~ store, aut offer Tor sale
L - hhis Bacon
- do n ~ sugar
90 10 W aud sugar Hpuss N,lassss
nc boxes Loaf sugar
. bhls Crushed 10
10 Heroes % Clarified Do
10 do do Lump DO
M bales soft shell Almonds
% bags Rio Coffee
30 80 ~ Domingo do
no 10 Iasuyra do
HOughen Co
ppc aud 4l casks Port Wine
IN casks aud 10 pipes sicily Maieira Vine
- half pipes COgnac Brandy
~ 80 Imitation du
Champagne, Cllrei and Hook Wines
Nt boxes TAow Candles, 'Jarksonfs' brand
10 bales Black Moss
casks Winter Strained Iamp oil
lWttJ Cigars, various quAitics
Tallow, L1ri, Wool.
ALSO
ipfpl lbs Cotton Yarn, 'Spung IIill Factory
Jr il THOMAS POE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

i w RANDOLPH 4 90 have on hini, f,r sale a,
- low pricrs HN vote Theological Works, emhrarips
many valuable stmdsr cdous aii ulost ofthe new mn
hcaonf ~ Tee lay Persons forming ThcolczfesI ihr,
tea would do wei tn give them call, a. arcst rc.
'i'"V v" FHiNNiffta VIII nc uNffci.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
CHARLES WORKMAN.

Lottery Vender, Richmond, Va,
(oeiee under fhe Exchange Hs,elD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18

OFFICE on Main, 2ni tor beoto Corner Main and
liza streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-18
REAL AND PERSONAL. ESTATE AT
AIrT.sIsIlAAr

hbN
I'OR the purpose of f6llns the uuruose. NJ cot Il,
- nus, irom WIN u stake late Of the county 81 IIano.
YES !" 'ne made the lott lay NJ June ISL and Of tccorI
IN dhe county cour ohce Of Hanover shall proeect 10
SOU AZ public auction, before tho front door OF the B.
tavern, 10 the city Of Richmond, on the 2Sh Law of his
month"; June To the highest bdicr upon a credit Of one
hnirc lays ior negotiable. notes, with good cnIorsers
az we ugii' uue and interest Of the VIM 49, rarke
N1eNer IN and To the estate of his eased father VIM
Stfk" Dom real ani personal which he H. entitled 10 a.
Que OF TIE Children AMI evsees said VIM Sfarke to
ase being one ninth plrt Of OF land living in
a"Nsh containing 10y Estimation four hundred ami Sc.
veniy hve acres the former Residence OF mn. -, d.
Seuen ana the same proportion of the following slaves
,o VII Haly and her Children Betscy aud her children
harriet anil her chhiren and Mltheg-and an the All
VIM Starke's proportion and interest la any other Is.
e Ieaor personal which may REMAIN Of the estate OF
te -S VIM starks, decd Also several articles of Fer.
nur' named ia said deed Of Trust All necessary nf,r.
marion wi be gwen al the time OF sale, but selling
/. Np.s 90 , nI,.L, va
le 10 uh II DICKINSON, Auctr.
H. The above property sold on the 18th day of
January last but Of the failure OF the purcha.
ser 10 comply with the terms of sale viii be soi AGAIN
w tll' ai'fNf named. without reserve. a.
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