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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-10

party--and therefore is SO situated that il may
receive, without the infringement ofparty pledg-
es, the instructions of the People who have
placed il in power. Now, therefore, is the
chance opporunely presented for the People
themselves TO actin their sovereign capacity to
dis ard the dictation Of partisan leaders and
partisan wlre-pullers to condemn all the intri-
cdcies of miserable party legislation, and bring
back the acts Of the Government OH all the
great interests Of the country to the simplicity
from which departure should never have been
permitted.
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MIR. EWING'S PUBLICATION.

A remark in our editorial yesterday, intma-
ting that we might soon give the Presidents
opinion in relation TO u S. Bank, over his
own name, has been misconstrued by some of
Ewlng's publications. On the contrary, it had
reference to lette, written sometime since to a
gentlemen Of North Carolina, who will, we
hope, consent to its publication.
10 relation to Mr. Ewing's affair, that will be
disposed Of before the end of dog days. We
desire to see what will be made of Mr.. Ewing
name BY the Bank presses, before we decide TO
bring it prominently before the public again
We are aware of his anxiety to figure in the
newspapers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-10
OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that FREDERcK BOILER GAR has been appointed Vice
Consul of the Oriental Republic Of Uruguay for the
port of Baltimore, do hereby recognise him such,
and declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such
functions, powers, and privileges as are allowed to
the Vice Consuls of the most favored nations in the
United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal OF the United States to
he hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashington
the 9Th day OF june A. ID. 1912 and OF
f.. s. the Independence of the United States OF
America, the sixty-sixth.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-06-10

We copy, with pleasure, the following letter
from member of the Ohio delegation in Con
gress, whose worth challenges the esteem even
of his warmest political opponents. He is one
of the actors in the business ofegslation, and is
presumedis intimately acquainted with all the Sc
cret springs which govern the action of Congress.
His opinions may therefore be considered as en-
titled to more weight than the representations
Of mere observer, who may be suspected of
lacking that accuracy of knowledge possessed
by participant in all the mysteries of law ma
king
We earnestly commend this letter to the at
tention OF our readers. 1t informs the People
why 1t is that their Representatives trife away
whole months at period when the state of the
country imperatively requires energetic action
as well as cautious deliberation. II pictures the
mischiefs that spring from party conflicts, when
party differences are resolved into conflicts for
The support OF the aspirations Of rival leader.
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When party strife has almost reached III
point where it becomes destructive to the inte-
rests. and even the very liberties the country,
the President has reason to rejoice that he is
without party.
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Ftom he J6urnaI Of Conner


Alleged Custom House Fraud Mr. A. L. Frosch.
importer Pearl seet has been arrested and his
goods seized on charge of having committed, for
series of years past very extensive frauds On the Ie-
venue. The allegation is, that in his invoices the
amounts were all extended without putting down the
thousands The quantity AMI price were right but
the extension only for the tens and hundreds Thus,
a case Of goods which should have been extended 27i
francs, was actually extended 734 francs. In this
condition the invoices presented to the first clerk,
whose business take of the aggregates. Alter
leaving him and passing through the hands of two or
three other clerks whose business il is to check some
thing or other the importer to the appraisers,
whose business 1t is to go over the calculations Be-
fore presenting his invoices to them, Il is alleged that
Mr. Froch prefxed the proper figures in he place of
thousands that all was right there and everywhere,
yet the whole work was quite wrong for he only paid
duty the hundreds aud tens and had The thousands
clear, 1t is not itle strange, amongth coinerien-
of the times, that the two great frauds which are
on the carpet now, should have been accomplished IN
the same way that is by frauds in figures in the place
nf thousands.
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DlsrRlcr OF COLUMBIA,

Washington county 10 wa
Orphans Court, Nay 10, lsi2
ORDERED, That the administratoEo OF Drake Hobbe,
late Of w Washington county deceased give the notice
required by law to the creditors Of said deceased by
advertisement once week for three weeks in the
MadIsonian
Test ED n. ROACH
Regisiet Of mus,
May 2J-law3w
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yTyIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscI-
ber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington county in the District OF Columbia, let
tiers of administration the personal estate Of Drake
Hobbie lac of Washington county, deceased All
persons having claims against the deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the e, with the Vouchers thereof
to the subscriber or before the 2S b day Of Deem
Der next they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate
Giseh under my hand this 10Th day of May 1912.
S. r. HOBBIE Administrator
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-22

puts me in mind of what have heard asserted by
some people, that man lying in the woods on bed
OF leaves for length of time, would breed heas If I
had been informed that they would and could thus
breed rhinoceros, would the sooner have believed
them, because the machinery and mechanism would
not be so very minute and complicated but of a
coarser kind. ....
Yours very respectfully,
S. w. JEWETT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-22
From Blackwood.
HOPE by SCHILLER.

Ii o T. by SCHILLER.
We speak with the lip, and,wc dream in the SOUL
OF some better and fairer day;
And our days, the meanwhile, to that golden goal
Are gliding and sliding away.
Now the world becomes old, now again it is young,
But The Beiter'S' for the word on the tongue
At the treshod of life Ilopelcuds us in
Hope plays round the mirthlu boys
Though the best of its charms may with youth begin,
Yet for age it reserves its toy
When we sink at the grave why, the grave has scope,
And over the coffin Nan planteth--fioPE !
And it is not Il dream of fancy proud,
With Fool for its dull begetter .,-.s B.
There's voice at the hear: that procaims aloud
We mere born to possess The Hettef :" ...,,fs
And that voice of the Heart, Q ye may believe,
Will never the Hope of the soul deceive 2!
The treaty between our government and Great
Britain has been officially published.
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MS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.
m.bod weekly at $500 per annum, or ST. so,
b. 0"or discontinued until arrearages are paid ex-
% ,,,,be option of the publisher.
y ,oIsements inserted at the customary prices
,,,t advertisements to be paid for in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-22

The treaty between our government and Great
britain has been officially published.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
WISE AND STANL.Y-

The Correspondent Of the U. s. Gazette writes.
under date 18th May:
MIR Stanley left the city on Tuesday evening last
for the purpose Of avoiding the Marshal who was
IN pursuit, and at ono time was within half min
ute Of taking him. He proceeded to Blandensburs
that night where he slept, and arrived in Baltimore
the next morning, but he remained not there more
than half an hour. lthad been previously (on Mon
day. agreed between Mr. Wise and friend of
Mr. Stanley, th0t the two should be IN Baltl-
more on Wednesday, with friends, for the purpose
OF discussing the matters OF personal difference he
tween them, with a view TO amicable or other ad-
justment of them. The arrest OF Mr. Wise prevented
this arrangement being carried into effect, and on
his being bound over, tho same friend Of MIR Sian
ley came forward and voluntarily released MIR Wise
from the engn cement lie acted in this as he had
before upon his own responsibility, ond under a
sense Of what was due from one gentleman 10
another, creumstsneed as MIR Wise is MIR Stanly
will therefore return TO this city, probably to-
morrow, and the matter will be et in sta,u quo till
after the adjournment Of Congress. Whether It
con be adjusted IN the meantime, without resor,
TO deadly weapons remains to be seen; for my own
part hope 1t may be. At all events VIC must give
the act ofCongress, and the civil authority who en-.
forced IT, the credit Of having for the present, al
least, prevented duel, in which in all human pro
liability, one party fnOt both, would have fallenI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Maryland, this morning, af
ter the reading Of the journaI, submitted resolu-
ton that the two houses of Congress adjourn on the
fifteenth of June.
Objections were made, in several quarters, TO the
reception Of the resolution. and motion was made
to suspend the rules, upon which the yeas and
nays were ordered. The vote was "a in the negative
TO &C in the affirmative.
NAVAL BILL.
The House, at All early hour went into Com
mtee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union, and
took up the Navy Appropriation Bill. MIR Chf-
ford OF Maine, was called to the Chair, and the de-
bate proceeded from the point where it closed when
the committee rose last evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

We regret to learn that many Of our Van Buren
friends, IN consequence Of tho "ominous conjunc-
ton" at Ashland, fear tina, "coaliion" is about
TO he formed, which may overurn all the hopes and
dsappoint all the predictions Of all tho politicians.
We have information positive, however, that the
presence Of Lord Morpe,h, will ease,ually prevent
any political arrangements, and limit Mr. Claws
Efforts entirely to Jokiag, at which Mr. Van Buren,
Knows he is particularly good. --.aer. Cor.
We arc given to understand from Washington,
that the elements OF dscord orc already at work in
rnE party. An "evil eye" Is on the Globe. Mr..
Calhoun'' friends are urging his claims warmly
Mr. Buehanan's partIsans are not pleased with Mr.
Van Buren's late letter from Nashville. Dick
Johnson is fighting on his own hook with the W,s.
ern people. So they 60. The wings are united to
n man.-Ib.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
GENERAL AGENCY
a Nd
COM yIISkInN HnufGS

'Iuh sn' scribers have Themselves
= unlei ue tTm Of Waller Thomson, fr The pur.
Pa nc ~ uansfcnng a.encrsl Commission Dusines-.
Having been long engaged In Merehansls. ani ,,,l,
In- general routine Of business we'll they can with
otict their Sericesis their friends ami The nh
le At large. They mean 10 besfo,s their t,.rss - ~
h attention 10 the safe II every article entrusted 10
,nolI care and uosi respectfully solicit share of nnic
patronage especially In the sale Of corn wheat au o.
90, @ntir i-r friends that nodnx will be leu tnJooe
WHICH human energy, skin and Integrity
"p.-nins inc highest prices CT their produce and max
ins punctual returns for the sane.
unihthcy can obtain suitable atioo t.i,
WI l'uh l"n " street, shOekoo Hill, squares above
ule Depot, on The opposiie aide.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
WORKs ON rAPrIsNl

A HISTORY OF Ear,.sm l,cfr frou The Inspired AMI
"A uuuspitci wrurrs o. is1l IayiorfIIn
The Couvrrs Gutir ~ hisi rrncipcs 90 evangelical
truth coupled Nv Rev Rotnrds.
Tho mo e and subjects of baptism. ~ Miles Icwcit
" late Professor Ut Rhetoric tnd Oraiory n Marietta
Collcgc onto and Liecnecd Minister Of tho Prcsbyc.
tisn Church.
Acouvcrsshon between Two Laymcr, on the subjects
ans modc Of Christian Hlpusm, anil Church Communt,p
Nv Charles " Pcniicfon.
scripture Guide o. Baptism, containing faithful cit,
lion Of sil the passtgcs Of he New Testancnf which ~
ale 20 this ordnance with explanatory observations ~
fcnfiiy.
series Of Letter. on the mole AMI suh ccts Of Rapt,p
addressed 20 the Christan Public, ny stephen Cisuin
tor sale by : 'NAnDpv
ms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
VIRGINIA
THIN STORE.

- VI
Nearly opposite the Bell Tap,rn.
VIE aubscrihers respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that They have hand, and intend
rpng, aTao aud extensive assortment ~ ready made
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
Tho best materials and workmanship; Consisting In part
NJ Tho following articles:
Blue, black, and other shades Of Dress aud Proc
Coats
Hcavcr and Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
cr-fuafa of beaver, Pilot cloth SC different coluira
Maer-rcpclant cloth Hunting Goats
SlHnctt Goats aud Pautal0ons, assorted
Hue, black, anil fancy Cashmere Pantaioons
Black and figured six Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia do
Saiiu and nomhhNno do
Plain and figured silk DO
/. Cashmere aud McTino do
Gardeners Cloth and Camlci Cloaks
lanes do
Iafnb's wool and Mcrino shirts and Drawers
Flannel and Cotton DO DO
IRISH linen Shirts
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated Stocks
rtspauders iiikfs, Cfavafa CollarA Rham- &c
NEGRO CLOTHING, sc. sc.
~ ~ which They will sell Wholesale ard retail M
accommodating terms articles of the uiur description
eau he purchased IN any n the Northcrn cities.
country Merchants and era will find iu their advan.
iaec 10 give them call tcy determined to sell At
the lowest possible prices.
oc Be- HOOPER s GIRAFFE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE,

IVttUAfi WY ~ I vi }
RAIL ROAD ORDERS.-The brokers ore
buying Rail Road Orders at from g. TO g. cents in
the dollar.
VIRGINIA MONEY.-The discount On Viz.
ginia Paper IS CT, and it is in demand. Wheeling
notes sell Ut ~ - per cent dis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

TUE subscriber having been engaged u the DrEF aad
AprffcnrV business in New Nofk anil Pit ssclphia.
or The rasi eleven years, has associated with himself NJ
Thomas Harrison, u this cav and commences bust.
ness ihisday, under tho hrm Of no.tru Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON
Rchmond May oh. 1879. mat ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
BY PANNiLL 4 LEA.
Petersb urg.
yALIrARIE pEA. Esr.r,

n tobF. NEAL ESTATE
virtue OF Deed q Trusf executed bv VIM, g. Jl,s
vi VIE, bearing date the Ith iay "f January ISt2
IseoInsi IN the Hustinks Cont the Town Of Pc
.K WI ne soli ~ Public Auction IN front of the
n''s'5 OF WEDNESDAY 'he Isl day Of Jnne 10 a. AZ
-, 80 :; W, uc hive briek Tcuemenis. CONNIE Ing AZ
'po'N" hohsrson's caTacr and running tn,xn ol.
,nA.s.es .ieet TO Lunsfori 4 IsicheIs china store
WIN alitle appurtenAnc ey.si in saii lee
me houses are three story, well finished With sores he
at IaIniy residences above, Wuh cool Brick Keb.
ems ~ me yaris-all Insured in the MutnaIO
he central situation Of this ptopc II makes h a.
tate. ." f''NNSu'e NJ ~ rs
sale, positive.
u and months for approved endor s,,I 10.
gouable notes, with Deed Of Trust on no ron.,,s -,
the utie reserved ull the are paid 'V'''' ~
Hy order of the Triisees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

The city authorities in N. Y. are still in snar.
The Locoioco Mnyorrefuses to co operate with the
Wing Common Couneil-and the Locos-who meet
separately, have not quorum-even with the help
Of an old Neutrality-suspicious. term is out.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
NEW GOODl

TIE subscriber has rec eived from he So, "
ton Room, BY the last arrival ,bs 1,n -. AUG
~ dresses Printed Lawns at - 6i A dTesS
~ 10 DO 30 M9s DO
~ DO DO 10 al lOs Cd
~ ID do 10 Ms2
Printed Iawls from 81 per ward unw,rts
Gents Printed Crava's f'
Diapers Danilsks; Table Cloths ant Napkins
marseilles Skirts, Toilet covers chean -'
toulard Silks, China Ginghams
Lace Shawls aud ScaIf-, Llces, EIsinxs
Muslin Edgngs and Insertings
Bomoaziucs, Grapes Wells Iaces
EmbroideTes, full assortment
CeinbTic, Jaconet, Swiss and Tarlton Npst,s
HOSIERY.
Misses white AMI brown Hose. ali sizes
10 10 DO open work do
Boys tn eaded brown and mixed do
do white and eOlored Hose
ladies' Hose OF every style, ami cheap
tents do, with variety OF other Goods which will bs
NV, M 'p JOHN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
THE MARKET

AZ auction to-day
2ei7 bags RIO green Coffee, 2Ol7 sold
balance withdnwn,) s0IOI
Also, the cargo Of schr Mary
IS Iisrc,s PR MOIas'c' 2.sNI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Near the w est end Of I street

wear the w est end ot street.
~, virtue of deed Of Trust executed bx Ios,,h \
Moot.on on TIC losh day OF September fsiI Tor
theren ineniiOncd and which has been s /,
iecohsh ~ The Office Of the Clerk Henrico County
"n shall on IL ESDAl, the 7th day Of Jun. ne a. AZ
-, p"" AFTERNOON upon the premises proc eed 10
se at phoc auction, 10 the highest bidder for CASH
io piece, OF parcel Of land, lying the soil,
~ % siIeet near u" property % Judge Carr
n Sort dstanee west OF the corporation hne Of tie
y ~ hehmoni Ironing . feet ton street, AMI running
te west SIDE e lbs Ia ~ forf
aey. ,pon this lot - large brick double house two
oIies high besides basement AMI garrett all Gusbed
oI me accommodation of gentee fsnily Also Large
biSk caiasc house aud stable. The dwelling house has
1tey been put n good order, is occupied I,y -
IoIe a rents Tor SO per annuu. aud ~ the same pro
per-, Weh va. conveyed 20 The said Josiah woosisoo
by the deed ~ Edward Valentine ami wife recort1 ~
TIE 'iers's Office II Ii-nrieo County Court. "
Inc ue 10 the above properly Is believed 10 be rerfee,
hut deuns as trustee shall only convey such title as -
ma IL tds lole ar,;n, T.,...,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR CASH.

Nh iolE.
I'D ~. JENkI ms would invite persons who want
haiEmus for tlcir money, o. the following
E.ooi1--
AOogyais spring Calcoes all prices, from G, TO- lie
u and 6nor
B0HHsisl 00O Nuns Bounots al Pic. 500 Bonnots for
iaoies and Misses, comprising all the syeswarn
COTTON OzSdbtrgs- lfu bales st very low prices
Brown AMI hlcachod Shrings aud sicetines all widths
|aDd AZ unparalleled low pIicea
LafieF Dfcss Goofs A great variety II Lawns, cord
Musins SILKS Icphyrines, and other aud hsonab
materials for dresses
FDT GshfiemeH-- Cloths, Cassimcrcs vcsnes Crayats
Stocks, suspcndors Hosiery Linens Summer Gloves
n g., new aud cheap
tfOirers and R6aHds, great variety
Natd wide striped London Gnghams, for Ia per yard
worth - cents
frsh LiHens by tho piece or yard, all prices from 10
~, 2ali. % -, 90 fhcinest made
'dpes aud C0iiaFs, large supply and chcap
M0iasiihs dc LGiHs, al kinds and bargains
Also many very cheap goods from lion bought nj n
tqrfairE. ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

n rare chance Tor $40 only.
Three Capital Przcs Of $4,000 each, 10 he drawn A
Jersey city Thursisy g. nsf and cvcd here saur
day evening ssh inst PrEcs-S ofs15uO1 each, i0nOO
tou, 271 60 ~ ofi0 each ~ of7u 81 of 2Q G5 fe0
etc. - Nos and % drawn. Ticsets go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
WORTHAM's OFFICE,
U1isr ne ErchGHge Hotel

For Thursday, NJ ~ o'clock, p VI, in the Exchange.
Przes-s inoO. 100, iO67I. Of On of2j1 ofs0O s
81 10 etc etc. = Nos aud IS drawn Tickets cheap say
81 ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

Prizes-sjQOn, 2ssn l25Q, ono COCO. iOp1 3tuO Qsl7
80 ~ oi lH 10 Of go "a Of ~, etc. ~ Nos5 drawn.
~ IN The above scheme there Is 1896 prizes, AMI
only ,Sfll blanks shares Of Tickets iu all OF tie above
bee proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
For Saturday. 2s.h /. May, :. AIs1andrI..

frizcs-s1oo0, lull fso, tQo. fO0O 2tOo 2ouO t1t7l
q n low p Of su q Of 40, 20 Of 2O0 etc. Is Nos-3
dtsVn. Tckctsei0
H,-P. =. All Orders pinctulily attended 90, and the
ma b CiIARLEs wnRrnAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
SUMMER sUPPLY OF DHY GOODS
MAY lfih- 1870

y IT. JENKINS would invite the attention oCtbos.
~ wishing great bargains, To examine ia. fulow ms
Goods, now opening and which will be fold oil an mn, -
ralelc,i low prices, for cash.
Caiicoes Of new styles al TO- I2lc and IL
Yard wide Calicocs, worth % Tor L.
Elegant AMI new style black and blue bllc wafere k
ihey are the iandsOmcst article manufactured
oo,es OF entire new style Paris Fancy Lcehorn
. boxes new style Bonnet Rihands
s., will he sold for O. eacii "
200 ys style Plaid alicoes for children very bo,
titul and cheap '' 'N-'
White Crdpc Iisc and Tareton Muslns
Great bargains in Cotton Hosiery from I2lc 10 The very
finest imported 'S''
lUn pieces Yellow Nankeens at l2lc per yard
Domestic GODdfs.--Crcat harGans i'm the folIowiuy
lO1 yds blcached and unlcached Cotton shiItinrs af
. CTS, ., 10 and y cents per yard
Btown Cotton Shccings yard wide al &. 10 andIQc
aobales Cotton OZnahurgs. a great kaIgaiu
Bed Tickugs nj i2Ic. L. ~ aud % cents
The above aIc only few Of the bargains 10 be had nj
III JENKINS
II Clean rasL s,o,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
LOTTERIES.
JAMES PHALEN & co., .usnag.rs.
RIcHMosp Va


nooi funt Lstiery Class No ~ fr 2isf MAYA No.
- nfaNn 0t0l lOtoO, GsD. go ipD. Eg0 .sIp ITfT
- saeh 81 lep, go. q OF IN 80 of 10 etc eie Will
uekets slO-sharcs In proportion.
ihe most Splendid Lottery ever offered 10 the pub.
lie, Tor 26th May.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOTTERY OF DELAWARE
Glass A, for 1912.
To be drawn al Wilraington, Deaxare Ma N LA, 49,,
me s'ipeuntendcnee Of Commissioners appoini.i h,
the state. ~ number lotfery-Ii drawn ballot. "
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
prtkes OF slSfsD each slOOON 81 tOnp A ~,
49, - Of SED ofi0OO. of3p0l OF M. -, nm M
oi 10 10 ~ $50 lOof4oo 25 3O0 etc ee WhoI n, ~
cts s1J-slsres In proportion. "'' "eS'
Ceruhe1tes Of Packages Of % wholes. .......s2tO
DO. do. ~ halves .............lsl
DO. -.--..- Id. % quarters ..........C0
Do ..do.. .....6 eglIths. ...........3l
n ooI Fund lot'ery. Cl.ss No g. for 2h Mays Nos;
" drawn. $4,000, 1000, GOO, Jp, aODn 3sll 20, pm
Ipo :" each Of 500 aud i0 and IFS OF 3 etc Whole
tickets slO-shsres IN proportion.
ny Persons at dstance may be assured that their
Orders Will be promptly aud faithfully attended to-
ideufial. -'''N'J '''-
A prizes sold in Lotteries Will be eashe,I ON pIesen.
tho. u BIGGER.
hanasers' Agent. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

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