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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
MONDAY, Dec. 5tIr
IN SENATE.

The President pro TEN. took his seat at
the hour of 10; and bat 81 Senators being
present, here was M q orum, and the Sc.
n to ndjournel till the following Cay.
HOUSE OF REPR ESENTATIyES
The Speaker 10 * the char at twelve
o'clock, and III roll being lei, one hun
dred and seventy-fout membsIs answered
t. their names; whercupon The Speaker
announced hat quorum was present
Mr.. Cushing moved tn 1t tho usual cam.
init be appointed in cpniuncti IN with
that "hi:h may b appointed Lv the Senate,
to wait on tn President and inf,rn him
n The two houses we're organized, and
ready to e-,ive any commune. ii N he
night submit; Which resolution WIS ad n.
d.
Mos'rs, Gushing, Kenne,'y. of Mary.
and and T'll'nghast were appointed by
h S.'eake', on the par, Of the House. ,n
val On the P.tsil,nt. Mr.. Kennedy, at
us request, Icing excused, Mr.. Hunt of
New fo'k was d sisnaie in lis pllcc.
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAw.-Mr.
Eve eft, of Vermont, gave notice that he
hui on the first oppor unity SIX leave To
Introduce Bill Tor the repeal ol the Bank.
upi Lev. ...
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

STAGE ACcrDENr.--Tne Western stage
was upset near ZlneSvilIe, few DAYS past
seriously inj.riag Mcssrs. Caruihes S
Camp ell and Gentry, members of Con-
g'ess from Tenness Mess:s. Smith, Sc
n1to' W"ll'ce, and Lime representatives
from Indiana, Mr. Go e Of OHIO, Mrs.
Lane, AMI lwD young men VIII, were in the
couch. The Z neville Aurora, says the
lie OF MIR. Carnlhrrs WIS dcspaired Of,
mat the situation of Mr. Wallace is dan.
!erons' an that one Of The young men had
MS am broken. Messrs Smith and Goo 'e
'"Iy, were abb l. p.o'ecd on he journey.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

Gen. JAcKsoN's FINE.-The Legisla-
lures Of So uh Gro ina and Arkansas
have IS' ptssel resolutions ia favor OF re-
fundingt Gen. Jacks n III, fine imposed
upon him 10y Jltge Hall.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

J. II. Hammond has Teen elected Gov.
ernor of South Carolina, aud J. d. Wiiher.
spoon Lieutenant Governor.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24
CONGsS ass.

The Third Session OF the 9Th Congress,
commentator the 9Th inst. We rre.ent
to our renders the following synopsis of
lis proceedings:
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

Hon. Mr., Linn his been reelected to
a." Soto r IT. u";teI States by the
Miss uri Legislature.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

We scarcely know when we met with
any thing that gave us more pleasure than
the following extract from the "Paulding
Miss. Clarion" Ills just exactly the right
thing. We cordially welcome the Clarion"
as fellow soller TO do battle for the glori-
Gus cause, under that banner which 1t is
our pride 10 know We were the first to raise
in Mississippi. 1t affords us the more plea
sure when We reflect that the Clarion has
more OF the cOaIiIence, and understands
the feelings And wishes Of the people Of
Eastern Mississippi, better perhaps than
any other press in that section; and when
We are assured, as we have been, that in
thar papers preference for Mr.. Calhoun, il
hut echoes the sentiments OF the people of
that portion OF the State.
THE PRESIDENCY.
We this week are al the head Of our
C Columns th' name OF JOIN c. CALHOUN.
"a can I'd ne r tie Pes dency, where
II hail zen IN uHtll the mce'ipg Ut tie Ma
liz nj C'nventIrn. II thai bod. should
not m nat Mr.. c., we will CHI .erfnlly
ac1ul Sc in he de .nn. Bur we have
many Reasons which induce US to hope that
the "Iavur ta son Of Carolina" will be the
man. His distinguished services TO his
C unt,y,in tim ut high party excitement
hi, unwaverng dev ton to principle and
he interests oI the So dh on all ~ cas- on,
are now beginning to be pr pcrly nppreci-
taed throughout The limits o! this republic
and il We d nj mistake The signs of the
times, his name will soon c sc IN Il a,ing
at the mast head of all tie Democratic
Journals in the Union. The D, m Icr tic
party in presenting The name ot Mr. CAL
II UN for the Presi enry, have very hing
t. no c ana ndhing /" far, lie is en-
dcared t. the people oi tn Sou b y every
prinrIl lie of jIstl'e an gratitude, and il
re lardcd h.ougho 1t the @ untrv a one oil
The mot I,alripi,', honest, clog tent an
pro!nnnd statesmen f he age.
NosTH CAROLINA SENAToR.-The Lcgs-
la,ure of North Carolina have had sir ballot
ings for u. S. Senator ujce Hon. Mr.. Ora
ham, without cIcctng any body.
LATEST THEFT. MIR. james A lams oi
IhIs unly, carried off mis- Lorroes, a lew
DAY 5 az ;, 10 avid tie payment Of judg.
nCntS aga nst him.
Mr.. A was ii Minister of that Go :pe'
,ne OF whose main pleccp's i>--"ihou
hall not atr0l" May we not fear, tia, h..
ore the livery OF his exal;ed pro essi n ,
nd of Heaven, lhrt he might moro oficc,- /
ally serve tic De,Ill i
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

NoaTH CAROLINA SENAToR.-The Lcgis-
Ia,ure of North Carolina have had sir ballot
ings for l.. s. Senator ujce Hon. Mr.. Ora
ham, without cIccting any body.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-24

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
NEW YORK MARKcTs NJ ,o.

- q.
Corros Our adviecs rom Liverpool per n .
Caledonia are To the Is alt. A LARGE business
had been transacted in Cotton during Anil and
lower and mtdhng qualities had improved ,bon,
tt.upon the closing prices Of the preceding month.
Al Havre on the i7th the inferior grades of cotton
were scarce, and inferior descriptions were rather
lower. The market closed with steady bu, no, nc
tive demand.
In this market the favorable news from abroad
has not so far had the effect to produce any IT. ateriaI
advances in the prices, 60 far os we cen learn but
the week closes with a better feeling than the pte-
ceding one. The sales of the week ending lns,
evening amounted TO about $3.50 bales. Of which
SVoo were Upland and toridl, at 81 g rents; $50
Mobile at 5iaIOs; $50 Now Orleans at 53aIO, cir.
aud $50 Texas, part n; :. cents. short price, and
the remainder on terms not made pul,lic
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-This H. $ been q weel;
OF considerable activity for all kinds OF -four. the
Eastern markets being all bare Of hour, while that
which should have accumulated West during the
winter having been mostly purchased for Canada
account II has made the receipts to this port much
less than was generally anticipated, and the q, =
mand being much greater than the receipts, Il C
market has regularly advanced dulrg the whole
week.
On Monday the market trice for Canal -four was
50 o1!, and at that II was cleared, and the price
gradually advanced, and to-day the market is quick
1t So % Tor common brands Cana, with none ro-
naming unso!d.
For Michigan in clean bright order, 6.I2Ia So.
U.s. Is paid, and for mixed brauts not IN as good
order So. Ohio via Canal, fiat hoops Sc I2taS6, %
and round hoops Sc l2!. Ohio via New Orleans
IS sold at IS .93ia6, according to condition.
Georgetown flour is also higher. 500 barrels
were sold yesterday at So 25, and to day Sc 81 is
the Lowest that II can be bought for. There are no
other sorts OF Southern flour here, with the KEEP
ton OF Richmond city mills, and for that 81 ,25 is
demanded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
,YuE,rIsIEln Inn
""ff HLEb ~ ~
NoRru iIow.nn SrusNr Rail-

NORTH HOWARD SrRkEr, n . m re.
TUE undersigned. proprietor of the Mhcst6elI lon
erected upon the site ofthc old ehcc. long ant TO
putably known the mercantile aud sding community
has the honor his fellow haf n,
has this day opened the house. lust completed y M
nuniheent and entcrprisnx owner Eainu,l Jones, Jr
Erg.
The building has been constructed SOLELY with view "a
comfort and convenience, and coinhtnsH an ~.
anil improvements OF modern rdihccs ofihe kind The
establishment possesses many advantages and e.rtanly
Nsds 10 none IA our city In the FL gbiy position
wheh-r q" elevated and beautiful loo alton OF
ns central situation for trade
~ tui"nnuei hy numerous stores aud waTehou ses
furnishing IN ~ immediate vicinity abundant markets Ia
az afin' nts of trade, that country and
Jewellers VIII ind not less advantageous stopping
a'' ia th"r transient visits than city merchants an
peculiarly convenient place OF resort e.
SidcnsC.
lh' undcrsigncd believes would Ice needless adj that
The Internal polio" OF ic establishment will l~ reduced IN
syseuai hs siants viii b.. under respectful and
l'nvr discipline, and that its general aunsit tho
eh'ftt uneut OF hts Iatrons, % toe conducted upon
cles oflbcIalty, a. hc sha devote his entire time with
renewed attention. To render what friends desire il
should be- From Its business advantages, it's healhflI
pcscn it, Capacous aud well aired rootns, aud u
inefons comfortable ahptaons the proprietor would
spectfny bcspeak the public encouragement. fully he.
eNing that the Whcaheld Inn will not less by
lis appearance To the ornament western portion Of
the city than Toy usefulness aud 10 the en-.
hood.
f..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
TRUST SALE

X virtue o. a Deed OF Trust executed by Carter Per-
II kins and Mary Ann his wife on the leth Ap,s, iasa
ard duly recorded in the o,ce Of the elerE 81 n
eoeaiy court shall, on MONDAY. the I'd d v OF NAV
next before the Courthouse the town of Irbanna n,
Seed 10 sell Al auction. for cash. all thai tract or ~
and yns IN the county OF Mddlese1 whereon the sail
carer furkns AZ present resdes-desc ribed In The s.I
iee as containing about 1881 acres be the same more or
e am composed OF two purchased by the said
SaIter flrSins-the orc Of Daniel Ward and Rowland
sutton commissioners and the other OF George Paee
James ming and John Sutton Commissioners vic
a.. W. iupt'Nfncuisthefeon, consisting of Comfortable
u"eHAS mouse, With all necessary oa;.houses, sore
nols% Iranary' SC Selling Trustee, SHAH convey
10y s arc ~ - vested ~ inc under the deed
'oh - VII JOHN ID. McGILL, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
ANY ONE OF 3 Valuable FAHns,


AN DESTROYS IN fci any enc ot ny three Farms. all OF
which lie IN As healthy region any Ia Virginia.
NSDLnilRS RESTS in Orange county, On tho Il 4.
pill Ann River, short distance below rlc Raccoon FORT
aud about 80 miles from fredericksburg: contains ~
acres, tctwccn aui con of which are cleared The wool
land s well mbcrcd aul situated. THIS farm 81 Tho rc.
cent assessment, valued higher. 10y sworn officer
than any tract ui land u Orange county has LARGE
dwelling house, with rooms aud usual 0ui. buildings
SLATE illlL'-lust opposite Soldiers Resi-. IN Cul
pepper county. still more valuable 30 contains ou stl
acresoi Ian between aud iOD nf wnic lilrc
O acres OF the cleared land first rate low grounds The
wool land ~ well umbcrcd aud much Of would produ,
hne tobacco flasa small $50 story dwelling house 50
on IL
THE HORSE sHOE"-icsin the bcud Of the Robin
son Rver tnpcper county, near the Mills OF Mr. I VII
hs aui within about miles ol Orange Coutt House h
contains 80 acres 100 of which clcarcd-uue half AZ
least OF The cleared land Is inc low grounds aud the IAN
land scarcely Ices valuable. ruis farm aud Mr. Wm
Gasscs have understood We're, under the old assess.
mcn valued at The same price, aud higher than any other
ani ia tho county % tup"per which then embraced Ran
pahannock THIS farm has small dwelling house, Sc.
The SAID thicc tracts az land iu good slate oft IA
lroNcmcht AMI clover aud plaster hucy upon them
Ihry are now IN condition o. bring abundant crops If
corn wheat tobacco, and are we'll adapted Ia gisss
such selection of valuable lands rarely offered 10 those
Who may seek nuinvcstincnt ~ real estate.
More particular Information may ho hat, 10y reference
10 jeremiah Morton, ESD who Will be in Rio hmnni unfi
the su Of Apt AMI acr that period. his farm ador
ing "Thc Horse shoe" -or 10y letter addressed 10 me
GEORGE MORTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
linc't Wncher (Wl CIark Penn m
BALTIMORE MARKET.

o6'ee ofthe .7uerieaa-.Nay !. 5 p. W.
RAIL ROAD ORDERS have further declined.
and we quote the buying rates Of the brokers to .
day, at 60 Gle. on the dollar
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.-The ouo,e the
notes OF the Wheeling Banks at Is per cen, dis.
count and those of all the other Virginia Banks OF
5 per cent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IL Al AWAY sn the 9th instant my negro WILLIS
IL He ~ about 10 years Old. feet or inches his
stout bua boy Il good appearance and pleasing an me-
dnners-dresscd Ia dark cOlored clothes; white iur hat
suspected OF having and probably aicd by some
while person. Twill give liberal reward Tor such intel.
ecncc as will enable him, aud $50 such
dence ms Will convict any white person OF aiding hun lie
was bre ugh from Fauqnicr county, Virginia about u or
II years ami It Is thought ne will Try his way
back. THOMAS MrIIfnE
chester Courthouse =. e. April ~, 1872. ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
NOTICE.

To hc heirs n JnGna Arisead deceased formerly If
ne borough Of Norf1ik. tro difd aL3f me usar iSl
a Ia Circuit superior Court of Law AMI Thancery for
the county OF Norfolk, ordered that the Clerk
OF the said Count advertise for weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
one OF the newspapers published in the city Of edmond
notice to thc heirs ~ the saii Jpana Armscl 10 come
forward andptove, before tho Court their reht To the sum
Of thirty trcc dollars aad seventy cents no on De.
rosrc IN the Bank of virginia Portsmouth, subject 10
the order oi Court lnthe suit OF Page AMI wife vs. ARMS
tcaiis Court. Tcsfr
ap p cw6W ARTHUR ENNERSON Ir e q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
10 COUNTRY NFrcnANrs-

('uNNINh Merchants wi sI.r. f4 save frr exchsorr.
- 'fsiirs ir expense rl rHH. fn Nnrfn ZEN OBJ
y calling af' r cAknNNATi- crcsrra.H s. r. Sine
50 ti. W'rrr rf CD. Coo supplied sfr ttf. lnf Cans
u ever, 'rs. fIn. f f.r friusirs ow .f..s. Cirty
Uses rI r.r fft. Russia very Hr1tI .r Ihr htfu,
s2l 20 t HHErr black f0 fr s rr.I az oer
trH. u-n litf- of superior uusUft tf erusIv 'o,,
pces nnc nura and beaver Ito black aud frtu on Inc
itsh'rfnIc sarc uniOh Twill guarantee o sell 40 Nor
cfu Prices Zoe cash only Please Co ,colcctp gAR.
RNNATrs chcarHti manuiaciory shoe soc ilI, s.rn Of
tnr Transparent Haf. OH In H.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
sTOP ME RIT|,yl,Y

RuNANAN from the subscriber, IN Chesterfield five
IL miles above Manchester two Negroes Tom Bac and
Amy, Friday, the lOJh inst Tom is about Z feet lO
riches high, dark brown complexion. bushy OF hair
sharp nose isqck spoken dud has brother living
reierrhurr nud another near there lie purchased
81 Mr Harrison. IT Charles CIV county nov 1870
Amy, s wife isqutr hlIck with fell head hair large
Than common size. iui D. aboui % wears of a=c
liberal reward will be pli for delivery ~ me- or
nT their i't-"ucnt n jail. SEQ that gctt.in again
Chesterfield mh la-crf JOSHUA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
,CO asa OTIs. In hI. own rshl. anl q, ono nf

ITO Asa OTIS. in his right, anI as on. of ia,
- devisces and representatives. 81 Nathaniel Dlnnp IL.
ceased Joseph otls aud Thomas Miller Dancl Howell AMI
Augohquc L. q. his wife, John WIN. Power aud Ios,phi
" his WIFE louisG PicoL dcvisccs ani Trpres. na.
uNcs Of Gtles fico decd. 10 NOT reei, vim \,
THIS Commonwealth, AMI have 10 Agent known 10 ,,s
inc one YOU w take notice that the fret day Of June
next between the hours of o'clock the notping ami 4
osock IA IA. evening la la the upper nan of ill.,
VIZ mssct " use, IN tho Ciy ofRchmonl, eoInuonIy
Saueh Mlhary Hall Ne shall proceed to The ,.nos
nons oi iohin n. Ellc, John y Burton an uth.r. n bc
.esd as .Sdcnee in suit depending in tho Crcut
superior Court OF Law aud CHANGER for the Town of Pc
,isbuIg IN which George NJ Darlington and others re
pan'ins AMI you aud others defendants: aud M ron
any esuse, le said dcposinns shall be- iaken an ~.
gay appon,ei ihey will Ice continued from day to iay AZ
completed. - '"'' a'o
q. NJ CARRISGToN for himself
ma WV and the other ulaintins
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
-. ~ INLoEs = BROTHER Aueis
IA MIS- RIVER AND KANA\yn s,.,, = -
FOR SAL T. ONA

PURSUANT 20 the provisions Of re Ch,-.-
'a.ss hiver and kanaw'a Company ami in obsdy
i ss - ,s2lu"n snt The Board OF Directors The nm
- -lln H,- been duly aQpoin axent for mai
Ems =, ~ lciesd on the 18Th Day q MAY s2 common
20 esTss- 81 noon, before the from, 49, ~ ~
once 81 me J1mcs River and Kanawh, ,o,r,an ~ I've
" " ~ ~ ." sell AZ Public auction ior eash he
~, lnf be h ten Stockholders. tee.bv 80 ~
LIST witch shows the names Of the -toe .6o',,
.en pIAces u rrfineaee 90 la they are known ~
o. snaies 'sFei by each, the amount on nr,neI
~ nn1 'he ieEaI inerei thereon un To the 9th day ~
way, 81 AnI the total amount In from e,rh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
VIRGINIA
q l. % III HIN q L OR II

Nearly opposite the Bel Tarern.
HE subscribers specially inform their friends au,
the public u1t They lave now Uu hlnl, auI intend
keeping large aud extensive assortment al rcaiyuae
FASRIONABLE CLOTHING,
OF the best materials AMI workmanship; consisting la part
of the following articles:
Blue, black, anu other shades OF Dress and Froc
Goats
Beaver ana Pilot Cloth Trock Coats
Oycr-'si- of beaver, pilot cloth. different colours
Wafcr-r, pclsut cloth Hunting oats
suinet Coats ami PaniIloous. assorted
Rue, ha- X, and lsncy Gasslmerc Pautai1ons
Mack AMI figured six Velvet Vests
Cloth ani Valencia 80
Sd:in amt nomhsriuo
Plain and figured SIX do
Cashmere and M.Iino do
G"utcmcu's Cloth and Camlet Ci1aks
lanes do
iamh'-woo and Merino shirts aud Drawers
Flannel lnd Cotton do do
IRISH linen shirts
PLAIN aud plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
susp"aler. lldkls, Cravais Collars, shams, &C.
NEGi.D CLOTHING. a.. Sc.
All Of which they will sell wholesale an retail. on as
accommodating terms articles Of the samc description
can hr puic hascd iu any OF the Nurfhsrucitics.
Country Nc chants and others will LnI to adyan
taeo Go give them call, they determined To- sell al
tre lnwsst possible prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
J. BRANNAN X cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE

huJuIIHlS JONI EiTItyIs UNION CoIec House, and
X. ii. jenkins Day Goods Store, Main 81.
WE would embrace this opportunity aud method Of
w making known 10 the citizens Of Richmond.
entity and the stale thatwe constantly keep hand Cloth
oi all kind, and moHc especially the current and an
preaching seasons, we! w sell at reduced pnces
ctsh We respectfully invite all to call inspect our
stock whether they goods or not All goods sold
10y US that do nor please every respect may bereued
AMI the money refunded.
goods A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
POWUNTAN UOITsE

- The proprietor returns lass sincere thanks 10
ddgA the public generally Tor the very liberal cucour.
Held agcmcnt Dee has received since hc las been en-.
-gagcd 20 Keeping thc Fowl ilan House, (uov more
hAn " ycdrsJ aud hopes to- strictly attending com.
9't hls Ntitfs'to merit anI receive continuance OF
sirnt visitors ~ g. per day in consequence Of Inc c
pfcc oi provisions Dee now ccs Ibis duty reduce u ,o
~ ~ CAS- PROVISIONS generally have fcu) from aud after
hs as, single dinner Is cont breakfast supper or odr.
ing p, cents cich. PHILLIP DUVAL, in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
-. W. DIBRELL rs.peetialy informs NJ. oii

40 j. w. DIBRELL respectfully informs his old
enis and customers that he has returned from Hayan.
IN better health than he has been for years
The Affairs Of hs House, q. w d & Co unexpeefr,lv
thrown into confusion during his absence have been 70
stored TO order, and having resumed business his bst
energies will be devoted the service OF his friends from
whom he asks Continuance OF thar patronage which "a
nerous confidence and kindness have heretofore so Bb
rally accorded TO HIM. a, 70 %,
10 Lynehburg virgiuian, Petersburg IntslIgenc.r
and Danvlle Reporter, to copy weekly weeks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
RAPpAmANNocx HOUSE,


Vnfs sstabnshTnent H. In the best possible condition
Tor the rccettou and entertainment of regular and
transient bosIders Every hing necessary the arrange
tDent cf large aud commodlona BOARDING House may
here hc had promote the comfort aud quiet of the Board
crs. share OF patronax. h. solicited Prices extreme
~ moderate. MARY W LEWIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
By DABNEY 4 CAUrHoRN-

90 "sdnestly, IN. 'assnf in front of our auction
sofc'Ns o-cloc /, Ne Sl sell without rcserve a oauv
Of u9uten0ld arf kitchen Furniture, sueh as
wa robes SD. board. Lurcaus
TABLES, Nashstlnds, CtciIs
lOcsins Chairs, Crrrc'ing
feuhar De Is aud Bedsi,a,is
HAif aud Shuck n-ufas.es
""h many oiher articles TOO numerous to mention
Al Re came time vii sell tue following Croeerie..
Nus.cy, Run Fr'nch Brandy
Ola, Cprtial, Cherry Bour-e
Baeoh-ha.ns midsiinrs ind shouIicrs
Butter, soar, Lard AMI Candle.
nuEaf and Coffee, Tobacco and Clara
GlA~s Ware, u every variety
DRY GOODS.
Imdne iiae after the above. ill be sci within oors
i'om ne Shelf, small l'd ~ by Goods. sucl. as
~ ache 9 Doncsiirs Ozuaburr-
several pieces Of Prnts
SILK II X % Corou HCSe
Thread spool Cotton sewing six
Gloves et- etc.
mat0 N L. n 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10

Dan away from the subsc riber, on the I2ih instant
Negro nam ed JOE. Joe from 81 20 - years
Of aec dark complexion, feet 10 u inches hirh,
blacksmith 10y IIic, may see from examination.
VIII sise the above reward f caught couuies
al Cirohnc, King William linovcr, aud secured n
any Jail - that get him aganaud slO f taken in either
oi the above counics and delivered me rather sus
peet lac Is lurking about the city OF Richmond
JOHN u TOD.
Administrator Of +. Taliaforro deed,
Near Hanover Comthoutc, April ,.
"a sst.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
TO RUII-DERS


SEALED Proposals will hc received nv the undcrsicnc,
~ until saturday the an day NJ June next r erection
OF an additional hu fling Of hTirk, foundation Cd
the Wcstrfn lunatc ASYLUM corresponding 900 size and
general plan - the aiF on O. the Nouhcrn wing
The pTopc sails required bc the whole WORK com
rler, tie undertaken underwriters furnish all HE ina
tcrae Bond vita approved security will be rsuuirsi f
the hithit. performance ~ the contract
ROBERTS BROOKE -
l. l.. STEVENSON. LA''hiNc
kENTON HARPER, committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-10
BY INLOES & BROTHER

INbOE-o . btU THEK.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF PAINTINGS.
enoiee collection n Modern UH Paintings ncv, o.,
i's a. INC Room under the Exchange uoIel "a ltnis
eel VIII nc -olc i'hoI the loas reserve on Thnrs.
1 'o'nn'. haJ " sf' COMMENCING a, ~ oeiook
~ eoli,ctirn embraces 20 handsomely fr,tu.i ori,i
nal dsrine Plecos, Land sre Lake Nou,fs.a 80 a.
~ a. We eng.fe1@ni o. the q Frigate Consta
"n nu1c Suerfer, u Frslie United sates ami Ma
DOMAIN, frans-Atiautic Stontn siio pes t 60.
zero, Nnd htitit Queen, FnEaie Cons;toa AZ -
ieMs Or ne bndsoa RIVER, We te Delaware River
NlsaTa fas Nitnral tge Virgins: scenes In Fn-and
nsAhi scotland aud SSrEerlaud toxsfher with an
"u,ets 70" numerous 10 rarfic- lsIEe
s'ss ,stne anc Painting ~.l b. sid a. ore piece
n lanes and 6eniiemcn are fespse:fuiry Invited o
eve this ocaniiiul collection an exanntfoi 49, -
To Catalogues Of TIE enGrc colccion Will he rc,sv
Tor delivery duting To-Day. ~ ~ 'S@-'
no reims-Sllc ca h.
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