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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
IeIdone Castle, Louisa co. '''' ''' '' 'olNNAN

VlHSlNIA MILITARY lNsrlTuTE-Apploations Tor
admission as cadets into the Virginia Military Institute
VIII bc received by the undersigned the first law ~
July next directed post paid, Lexington, yirFina
Sfafe Cadets are furnished gatuousy with tuon
uel lights, books stationary, and medical attendance ana
arc abe 10 the expense Of clothing only which Is esn.
ci to cost rom sspto soO for y months. They are re-
CURED by tGU TO serve two years, after graduation "a
Ieae hers and for their services entitled ali The
on Ices A. these appointments designed 10 be con-
crreu upon those whose circumstances not enable
hctn TO obtain an education applicants must satisfy the
Nls'lnrs oN whom the appointments mate thai this
nahhly exists The term of service the CADETS
three years vacancies will State Cadets from IS
OF the following Senatorial Districts Caroline Abe
marie, Augusta. shcnan oah Nee kleuhurs Hue
Acoom9e RapDahannock Frederick Tax well t:reepbri
er Charlotte. Psylvania, Richmond City Wcstmor
Rockingham, Harrison, Noriolk Brunswick King Queen
1oS"hland Loufoun, Allegheny and kanaWha.
bcsides The Slate Cadets applications will be received
10 oil Vacanees among the Cadets who paw their own
penses IlIese may be presentation county within
IN" sale The term Of service Is years the est
mated expense for ~ months, including every
about So This class entitled all the privileges 81
TIC state Cadets but are not required teach iu
aton All applications must be accompanied uneunvo.
eaitesnonias Of fair moral ohaTaeierand the
agc, height and physical fitness Of the applicant Perod
for adm ssion between 10 and d years.
FRANCIS II. SMITH Superintendent V. MI.
IN - So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
LAND FOR SALE.

CLAIM 10 be an honest man. have contracted debts,
both for myself and security for unErafctul men-al
q which am determined io pay, without The benefit oi
that aceursed Bankrupt Law, or an nsovent debtors oath.
some others done; bat Ike n man, will meet
all my cngaEemcntsYcs without deeds Of trust and
preferencehut paw all and every caim against
every way. shape To this end, offer for sale,
my RED HOUSE Tract Of Land wing south OF Campbell
aud Charlotte Count House road THIS Land desc ed
in former advertisements bit 20 give idea, - Ger.
tany one Of the desirable estates in this section Of
the country. II cona,ns 1910 acres lies well, b. well wa.
tered. highly improved, splendid buldings-wiih more
good Land clear than estate In this section e." tho
country. I attn determined 10 sell this or my Williamson
estate, which also good But come and sec either or
both. Terms liberal. GLEN HANCOCK.
Nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
AUCTION SALE.

nrour sale OF Groceries, Liquors. Sugars, Bacon.
and Herrngs, lakes place this morning Al u ocl'ck
WILLIAMS & HANALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
AMEIIA sULPMIIn sPKINGH-

fIlS long known watering place, situated u the county
of Amelia, ~ miles southwest of Richmond, ~ mile
wcs ~ Petersburg. AMI 20 miles Gust IT Farmvc, b.
ready FOR the reception Of Visitors and every arrange.
men made and making Tor their comfortable aceomnoda
lion The walks and pleasure grounds about The establish
ment haze been beautifully laid and handsome
" ornamenied,and every thing about put hnes and
most tasteful order.
will vie with any similar Oatahahmruiu FHEuat u
point ~ beauty and tho properties II ~ waters Tho e.
ient Of a improvements sufficient Tor hundreds
Time.
Ue pledges himself that nothing on HE part shall be
wanting 10 give comic n AMI aatisacon a guests Ila
lee Houses sre fed with ice isablc and bar shall be-
furnisbed will the besttho country and markets afford
Tho urual complement Of fcfvtnts cooks andoaefs Will
be In suendanrc. scientific Musician " employed 10
setert ,ood baud of Musicians, who Will ihor post
nv mo III Iuiy From the pressure of me times tho
charges Of his establishment reduced to the following
oil N pcr Day for man. 40 per day for horse
| ~ week, ~ " week
/ u % month 10 90" month
Children under " years Of agc and scfvsnIs hslprco
| m, % rsGq FRANCIS A. WILSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
IonN HnNTER, q. q


Tho parties Interested IN the foregoing decree hcrcs
by notified, that shall attend n the tavern % Elisha Mc
ton, LOUISA CourihouEe. Saturday Tho lh day Of
June hetwecntho hours ~ O'Clock IN tho morning
and O'Clock the evening, for the purrosn 81 comply
with tho asid decree where Toy are invicdto attend
hers
ma ~ wild CIIkfs =. IDNES, Comr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

Ozwad Brock man, late admlr oi Francis Hrockman'
dreid Thomas Morris Robert Hart Thomas Mcrewcthcr,
Richard Mctcwother Nancy Barker, Mosclcy clayton
and Barbara Am hs wife. late Barbara Ann Barker,
CIflcs Y. barker AMI Thomas PoindcEer shcnh of
Louisa ami such admir- Of Francis Bfockman, decd,
Dcts
This cause comng be further heard upon the pa-
pers formerly read thc report Of Commits Toner Jones oi
The 7th January 1872 Co which exception has been
taken 10y plaintiff and patio al avr ~ lueiah W.
c support ~ tho report In relation 10 the matters
whicr b. relates. rrued by counsel On consdera
lion UhcrcoG tho Court neither sustaining nc said cfcep
lions. con inning ai'd report doth fecnnmh the fam0
Commissioner Ione, foT him ~ reconsider and report
thereon wiz. ircrtona 10 strike out ol the said account
al the outstanding dehts against tho estate ~ FRANCIS
Brockman, "a, except the three fret unicsa succnt
cvdet shall be adduc 81 before hm take me saddehs
out of the operation Of tho NJ hfnations new
PROMISE by The admir- ~ Francis Hr0rknah. dsc'd 70 a.
ray debt afcsdy barred by the statute % hma
ons ~ NOT ~ be regarded sufficient t1 take TIC SAID
debt ont the statute far the pants concernad
Ten
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
J. BRANNAN Il cos
OLD DOMINION CI,OTHINa STORE.

Adjoining John Earey's Union Coffee House, and
X. III. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main 81.
WE would embrace this opportunity aud method Of
w making known 10 Tho citizens ~ Richmond. ~ VI
ciny and the STATE thatwe constantly keep hand Cloth
u all kind, and especially for tho an
preaching seasons which will sell reduced pnccs for
cash. We respectfully invite an IN call and inspect
stock, whether they the goods Al goods sold
by as that do please every respect bereuncd.
/ aud he money refunded.
All gnoda warranted an Yl-rtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

ITO John Goodman aud Sarah T. his wife, William
Il w Edwards As you are not inhabitants Of this Com.
monWealtn, thus notice that the % day OF
this month"; atthe Washington Tavern in Richmond shall
take tho dispositions Of sterling Crump, EdWir Worth.
ain, Henry w MoncuTe, w Green, Norbom Iner and
Bragg relative certain matter OF ,rsy
, depending aud undet rmned In the Superior Court of
Chancery OF the Richmond Circuit, IN which plain
Je wiw JOSEPH wOoDsoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
500 REV ARD.

go KEW AKD.
ID AN AWAY from the suhscTi living in Chester
IL field county. months a negro man named NOR
liS, about as ycarsof dark compile made
About feet OF inches hgh hc has high forehead and
small eyes; burns about his ami the bac
OF his hands; and small about his brr; large
feet, his heels disposed crack open will give the
above Iowarif taken of the county OF Chesterfield
aud secured IN jail that get hiu and $40 taken Ia
the county of Chesterfield.
- CT CHARLES &. GRAVES.
no. The Enquirer requested { copy times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

WANTED, Tor the balance ~ the year Femals
w servant of good character ~ act AZ ClspeI nsid
hppyto KENT KENDALL h'"A'h"'
icti
DLANK -HOOKs - large stock, ofal qu'Ihes and
w RANDOLPH cos
icH bookstore and nindcry.
IDRoFEzsoR GEO VAN DE LINDE. l.. u. and " D,
Of the Universities 81 London, Pars, Leiden snd We
nice lao Professor Of Modern Languages AZ ~ Pauie
COLLEGE t0n,innl bcga 10 inform the ladies and
geuenen 81 fe Cy. tha he has afnvedn city and ~
nreusred teach the French, German laan Dutch and
spanish Language snd Luefaure after the combined me
tos Of Professors dc Monty and IscniO generally
sopted The inos eminent Ltcrary lnsttuons IN 10
ropo. .
Principals Of Aoademes. slso respectfully invited
/ 10 ave Nh v. ~ T. call.
M Pepmsnshlp, Ornamental and Fancy wftna and
Lettering
Cala and examine specimens.
! Rfehs1eo jen&
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

H. pera1ua having climF against The estate u Jacob
~ Mostly. deed late ~ PUWhatan county, or that ~
Joseph Mchaur deed. requested 10 present them
properly authenticated 90 the Subscriber, AZ his Office In
the city ~ Richmond before The 2ph day o. June
no r. fSr satfiornent. PHILIP n. TABB,
~ 10 wAw Aifn'r m Ioqenh Nichfur dee.
OGce n me CaHFpfafs geHsrafOf re Enpiff n Brafd
~ ne UHifsd Sfnfss. Nstr Ygrt, Mnrch ~, 1872
n pursuance of Ccuf rcccivsdff tom my 0oVernfneni,
i hereby make nuwuto all whom u tnay concern ma
Ills Imperial Majesty has taken INTO Ills hgh CONSIDER aon
the subject Of emigration aud will facilitate and promote
the Introduction and et lahoufere INTO tho
Empire therefore directed 10 ave passports nee o.
charge al persons Of good aud industrious habits, who
may wish a. fotilo Brazil and who not IN tifcum
pay the regular foe; therefore. passports VII
also be given IN ihe same manner BY The Vice CONSUL ~
i BOSTON. Phladeph BALTIMORE, Norfolk Richmond
/ Charleston and New Orleans. -
| Artina Consul General
Passpoua will be granted from lli. seeordna 70
i tho above Circular. ~ BALDWIN, Wee consul
nh p w6m.
cPEClE IARs-0alon and half gallon specie IaFs suit
4 - able Tor preserves 10 be had Of . -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

A aCtfcut superior Courtof Law and thaneery con-
n and tCd for Louisa County, ~ The Courthouse
Thereof on saturday, the 10Th Of April lsi2
Margaret Brocknan, James Gunicr and Ehnhcih his
wife. Peter Mcrcwethcr, GaTct Mercwcihrf, charles
Iamos Rrockman ani Peter foplscs whic SAID tonkes
Is an nao add sues by Philip II Jones, his nou uend'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

THE firm Of LANCASTER, STATION a co. having
been dissolved by tho death Of Nat lancaster Esqr,
Ia March, 1871, and the business Of the firm suffering
Of authorized there having been
that time, they announce 10 all concerned that they have
appointed John Lancaster, IT. OF Buckingham their
Agent. who alone is authorised settle tn
accounts and other matters OF Lancaster stratton Co.
ny order Of rae Company
Curisville Stay n 1872 ma 81 elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
vi Sluptndous Proieel.

The following memorial IS in circulation in Phiia-
delphia for signatures. The Baltimore Amer can
thinks it will find favour in that city.
To the Honorable hs Senate and House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

WHli'L p 1uNSrAtL, Intending TO devote himself
w exclusively 10 his profc sson, will practice law IN
the Superior aud Inferior Courts the counties Pusy
wanna Franklin, and the Superior Couns Of Henry
aud Patrick.
Addrcss-Phtsy lvania Courthouse, Va.
IT, :
trs-t'ompiIcr will ole,sc ronv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
spI7 wsw ROBERT POLLARD, Jr, c. e.

a MUSIC TEACHER "a Lady, ia cesirous !.
n gage either al Boarding school, elsewhere. she
is highly recommended a Teacher the Piano and full
competent 10 teach Music In It's scientific well praet
parts having had long experience in teaching She
would be also willing teach French, being thoroughly
versed IN that language.
Icuers addressed to &. H. Box 5S, through the Post
Once. postage paid, will be attended TO. 10 " 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
IrNIvFR SITY M VIpGININ

HE Char Of Mathematics this Institution having be
by the resignation OF Professor sylves
ter the BoaIdoI Visitors will proceed to fill the vacancy
their annual meeting the lst July
Applications should be addressed Do Gessner lIarr
son, Chairman OF the Faculty, University OF Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

WE have on hand the following articles Of manu-.
w facture all made OF best materials and in most ap.
proved style;
Bac gsmltls Bellows. Of various sizes
Wagons and Carts heavy and light
Cotton Osnablrrs Twillcd Cotton. heavy and stout
kerScys Lindsey CountoTpaiuc. Hue Strpe bags
Refri.eraors, SAFES. Wrought Nails and spikes
Wardrubes. WhoelhattowE. We'll Hue kcts and Claims
Harness, ofeveTy description
LADIES', Gcutlemcns and Chi dren's Shoes
Br'gues, Cutting Bokes. Measures
Mill stones various sizes. JOHN WIGHT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
}. r.. TALIAFEKRO,


NTOMBtE a DEANE, Commission Merchants, on l3h
w and Cary streets, offer their In the sale
all kinds ofcouury produce hut particularly la the salc
OF tobacco, Hour wheat and corn. Their location the
centre ofbusness, and the mills, which make very
conventen 10 them TO attend the sales Of wheat
well as tobacco adj hour and by strict attention bus
mes, hope TO merit the patronage Of the public.
IL ll-r6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

NTIRGINIA-T4 Clanc,rv-Af Rules held ia the Clerks
Office Of the Circut superior Court OF Law and Chan
cery, for King Queen county, on the 6ih day OF june
lSi2.
Henry Eubank PuG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
FAKMVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY


THE hfs session of this Institution will tetmna the
ION Of Jane, with public examination. The errt.
scs Will be resumed Monday week, being the 9Th II
the month Early attendance important es eeia-
ly with view 10 classification The sut will
be as thorough aud extensive AZ IN any of hest
schools. While every possible facility Will be CIV iur
the attainment " the higher bIanchcs, the elem naty
studies particularly, forming the basis o good -duca
ton, viii receive unusual share % attention Much
might be said OF the advantages of the location we'll
the government aud discipline u the school: bui ieem
such remarks the present entirely unn -ess
~. Board be obtained families In tn place
at etOper month-when this cannot be TO suit tht,
wishes ~ the parent, few be accommodate al tho
seminary NJ the usual charges. Tuition fees session ~
hve months TO be paid nall in advance. the ander
during the term
, 1842-03-19
MEETING.

THE Democrats of Pike County
arc requested to meet in their respect
i've townships, on Saturday the 10Th
inst. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to a general convention of all
the townships, to choose candidates
for the different offices in the
county at the Election in August
next. 1t is proposed that each town.
ship send n delegate for every fifty
voters, or less, to meet at Bowling
Green on the Goth inst. 1t is earnestly
desired that each township will be
fully represented in the Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
, 1842-03-19
STATE OF MISSOUBI.}
County Of Pike.


In the County Court, Feb. Term I34S.
William ID. Grant. Administrator Of The
Estate of James Culberson deceased, comes
andfles his petition for the sale of the real
estate of said deceased, accompanied by
true account af the administration Of said
estate, a lis, of the debts due 10 and by the
decd, and remaining unpaid, and an invent.
ory o: the real estate, and Of the rcmainin:
personal estate with its appraised value. and
MI other assets 10 his hands, the whole veri-
fed BY the affidavit Of the said administra-
tor, i, is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in said estate. be notified that un-
less the contrary be shown on the first day
Of the next Term of this Court, an order
will be made for the sale of real estate OF
said deceased viz: the S. E. =! Sec. 81 L. 81
X. g w. containing so acres, and the S. E.t
N. E. or. Sec. 81, same township and Range,
and the +. S. W.. of said N. E. Sec.
o., containing in al! one hundred and forty
one acres more or less, or so much thereof az
will be sufficient to pay the debts of said
deceased vet remaining unpaid. and 1t is fur
Their ordered tina, this notice be published in
soma newspaper printed in this State for six
weeks successfully.
A true copy, from the Record.
Attest. A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Feb. 18th, Ie4e-6t.
, 1842-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS

The packet ship Hendrick Hudson has ar
rived. She sailed from Europe on the 10Th
January.
The breach between France and Spain is
widened.
The difficulties between Russia and France
seem to be settled. NJ. Kisseleff, the Russi'
an Minister in Paris. was present on the 70,
at the soiree Of the Minister for Foreign Al
fairs, M. Guizot, by whom he was cordially
received.
Letters from Madrid via. Paris, dated the
9Th inst, announce tina. M. de Salvandy, at
ter receiving from the Spanish Cabinet, a re-
ply to his ultimatum, left Madrid on that day
(the 9Th instantly for Paris. Nj. de Salvandy
appointed M. Decases, one OF the attaches,
to act as Charge d. Affairs.
FRENCH AMBAssADoR.-The Duke OF Buck
ingham is to suspersede Lord Cowley as min
lister TO Paris.
Right of Search.-The "Natlonal,' reier-
ring % the article 10 "The Times OF Wed
, 1842-03-19
County of Pike,

In the county Court Of said county, Feb. term. 1919.
NJ EWTON McDANNOLD. Administrator of the
II estate Of William McDsnnold, deceased, fles his
petition for the sale of the real estate Of said deceased,
accompanied BY a true account of his administration, .
list of the debts due to and by the deceased. and remais-
ing unpaid, and an inventory of the real estate, and Of
the remaining personal estate, with its appraised value.
and all other assets in his hands, the whole verified By
the affidavit Of the said administrator. II is therefore
ordered that all persons be notified that unless the con-
trary be shewn on the first day of the next term Of This
court. an order will be made Cor the sale of the real -.
tate of said deceased. viz. the ~. l-2 N. w. Or. of Isct.
No. 4. township No. 49. N. r. No. 4 W., containing
ninetv-two 80 t-2-lO0 acres, tho West l-2 s. w. az.
sec. 80. township so. N. L.. 4 w, containing so acre..
and the s. Z. or. S. 80, township so, N. r. w. con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres. all lying in the
county Of Montgomery. or so much thereof as will pay
tho debts of the deceased. 1t is further ordered shat
this order be published in SEINE newspaper in this state
for six weeks successfully. A trne copy Of the record.
Feb26, Ct. Test, A. II. BUCKNER, Clerk
, 1842-03-19

resent us in said Convection for this senate
rial district. Resolved, that Joseph Conley,
William Lloyd and Henry Cave, be appointed
as delegates TO meet in 4 general Convention,
with the delegates from the several Town
ships of this County, Lincoln and Audrain
counties, to select a suitable individual to be
a Candidate for this Senatorial District.
Resolved, That said meeting be held in
Middletwon on the first Saturday in April
Resolvcl, That we recommend and nomi-
nate Charles B. Harper, a candidate, and a
gentleman well qualified to represent this
county in the Legislature Of the State.
Resolved, That Nathaniel Dryden, be
nominated as a candidate for the Sherilfalty
of this County.
RESOLVED, That Henry Cave, John Alex
ander and Tavner Woods be authorized to
fill any vacancy that may occur 10 attending
to the State Convention, or County meeting
of delegates.
Resolr5d, That The Radical and Missouri
Reporter be respectfully requested TO publish
the proceedings Of this meeting.
NATHANIEL DRYDEN, } Char.
LEE M. DADE, Sect.
, 1842-03-19
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

NHE undersigned hopes thai all persons
l. indebted 10 the Office of the Sail Rirer
Journal, for SUBSCRIPTION, ADVERTISING, or
JOB Work, will speedily pay up their accounts.
The amounts due are scattered over a number OF
counties, and the cost Of collection, if he is COM
PEELED to call upon each individual, would In ma
NY cases, exceed the sums collected. Those in
debted to the office can remit to US, through the
he Postmasters, and thus save us both trouble
and expense, and at the same time do US a great
favor. We are in want of money, and we MUST
HAVE 1T, and it must come FROM those for whom
we have been laboring for the last two years.
A. II. BUCKNER.
, 1842-03-19
To tie Citizens of Pike Count,

FELLOW CITIZENS: By the Partially Of my
friends in this and the surrounding counties,
my name has been placed on the test of can
didates for nomination, 1T The State Demo-
cratic Convention, for The Li.h and diStin-
guished station as a member Of Congress, and
from the frequent solicitations of valued and
influential friends 10 become a candidate 'or
the Legislature, in the event | should receive
the nomination from that honorable body.
| deem it a duty | owe to my political friends
TO advise them of my determination in the
premises, in order that they may make such
arrangements as they may deem necessary
for the advancement Of 4 good cause, and
select some other of our fellnw-CitIzens as
candidates to ill the important station 10
guard and protect our common interest in
the Legislature. We have many competent
trust worthy citizens among us, whose Pc
litical sentiments, and local interest are
closely identified with ours, under all the
circumstances. therefore, | most respectfully
decline being a candidate for tie Legislature:
and let us adopt the motto Of our distinguish
cd friend: all for the cause nothing fr men.
FelIow-C Citizens | cannot refrain from ten
dering you my grateful acknowledgements
for the confidence you haze reposcd IN me for
the last ten wears BY bcstowing your suffer
ages on me to represent you IN the LegI,la-
ture of the State, and when successful IN
the heat of party strife TO be clothed with Il
majority Of your sullerages, it has been my
ardent devotion and studies, 10 promote our
common interest. If | have failed to advance
that mutual interest that is due from an agent,
empowered by the suilerages Of Il free and
generous people, il has been an error OF
the head and not Of the heart. You have
again BIZ your generous expression. placed
nv name on the list of candidates for nomi-
nation at the State democratic convention,
for the high and responsible station of 4 rep
resentative in the Congress of the United
States, which gives me additional assurance
Of your kind appreciation of the discharge
of my official duties as your agent. Should
it be the will and pleasure Of the convention
to confer the nomination on some other m
dividual, of known and tride POLITICAL integ-
ritv, in this section Of the State, | will be
found battleing in the ranks in the honora-
bic station of a private TO aid in throwing of
the burthens place upon the people by the
late extra Session Of Congress.
With sentiments of high regard
Remain your obliged and
Humble Servant.
y. &. NJ. PARSONS.