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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
NEW AM FA-UIONARI-

NEW AND FASHIONABLE
IHle nnruing, opened tn elegant assoumen Of Goods
4 tr ltIirs tnd Ccuncman's summer wear. anil -.
tfc dcicrmuet fo sell Iow lor cash. The folio wing com-
Prise a few Of zoe articles boy last arrival
Pam ani sann tupcd Balrouues sc
Figured DO ar
Hn fr TAr
Hs'e1rnc Laeus tni NusHns
Fouard silks
a. laWus4 u CTS Pervari
lawns ami NusIns from iato 61i els
Z Q Prints from lZi 10 Ni cts
~ hl prices AMI styles
bieEnt long sit scarfs
fu satin do
Emb'd Muslin Manulas
Chine Mus
a. Gloves
farasols and Umbrellas
-unshtdes-Feafher Pans
For Genncmen's wear-
Elcgani French Clsmerea
% do Drills, cnurfy new
Islc Thread Gloves, silk Gloves
Nestinas. irish Lueus. tnd every other auicle which .sn
he procured in thr Nsrset a. ne very lowest proea-
lnose Sishins ~ putchsfe would 90 well 10 esll 81 once,
oefofeouf assortment - TOO much W Eedover.
ma@ " MRRRDiTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

- ~. TAYLOR ha. Just rccevcda further Supply
Il . ol the following o. puar WoekF
Tho Piano Fotfc Primer, containing the ruiimcuis Of
classes
A Cafcchism Of dc Rliinenfs Of Music. bv James
Clark. Professor of Music, author of Practical Exercises
n HARMONY, SC.
A Dictionary of fvo housanllaian. French. German.
English, anu othcr N1scaI terms. with their sanIfcatnus
ant usual Authorizations ~ . 4 Hamilton
MA ~ MHnf Store. Hupasffr Hf H.uks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
AUCTION SALE

VI Real Estate, at City Point, Vireinio. vi,bo,,
reserve.
rnIsyi me 80 day Of June next, We shall rroroc.
10 Heh 70 the hifhcst bidder. the baianre - T.. 49,
peeoy no. disposed Of On the 23i inst A good porti " n,
Terws,an. ttopery stiil remains for sale.
equal payments. ' ! INC ( years
br ron,,n ~ ssIe no. be closed on Friday. 81 June. IL will
Jay 10 LAY until the whole Is sold
JAMES w
& STAINBACK,
Trustees Of ". J. Morris.
MAJ III. IHoS BRANCH a BRO Aneis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
HOYT & co.'s OFFICE.

IHE Millennium Ia coming neit year, they say-and II H.
4 10 be hoped that no one Is going from Tins world t.
'l"uher' country in debt. Every Que going Ia a new
country - glad TO go clear Of every Thing like dcbt-though
decidedly wrong.
Now the true policy fr every Que Is, To procure one Of
hnyi a Co.'S tickets iorthwrh-squaTc of with the world.
AMI be ready to take the first boat Tor 'totheI"
prze.oi s2h,"cc goes oil to-day. ALSO, $4,000. Tick.
cts $40. For sale.
HOYT 4 a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
ID. VI. HoYT q cos OFFICE,

ID. VI. HOYT q d OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
Drawing ofNl Nonongald Lonery-No q.
u a. - = 2 - Is SO % II IS g. g,
Drawing Of Va. Monongala Lottery. Erfrl27.
IS % II ! l9 60 3 10 n a. 30 81 IS ~.
Ticket Nos l 10 Co. a capital Ia the above sold aud paid
al sight 10y HOYT a co
Drawing Of Va. Leesburg Lottery. No. %
> Il 20 10 IS 3 80 10 a - 81 Is.
$50, 900 Capital.
Va. Monongala Lottery, Class q. for Is42-To be drawn
al AleNandria, on Saturday, the 2sih OF May. 1872. IS Nos
10 drawn. Grand Capitals $4,000, 1000. COCO. 500.
iOJ, p Of 1000. p OF so, 2OO Of 30. etc.
Tickets sl8-shares IN proportion.
Certificates Of packages Of - wholcs SI3l 90
DO do y Halvas IN
do DO = quarters p 50
For Tickets and shares of Certificates OF Packages in
the above Splendid Lotteries, address
ID VI HOY & co.
Drawing sent lwhen teqnested)a As soon as Tie drawing
oideTs stfistY conh'eniaL ma .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
J.. e.. GREGORY & co

- MANAGERS.
OFFICE On MAN, 2af door 6sio,o Corner Main and
Ian streets.
DfaNn N9s Of Va Le"siuIr Lottery, Extra No u. olecL
"Sll n .msn' ~ , tra1n saturday. 2lst May
10 ~ ~ % 10 ~ - % n - a a. - 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

T>HE sabseribers beg leave respectfully Ia In
iofm their customers and the pubhe, tina,
:" future their stores will be closed on SUNDAYS.
but that at each establishment which ba, be,.,oLo,s
been KEEP, open, some one will. at all times du,,ns
the day, be IN attendance for the purpose of Dr..
pens'ns medicine, or such other articles as NAV bs
necessary Tor the sick. "
ALEX. DuvAL x co.
RIO. II. DUvAL,
ANDREW LESLIE.
J. RAGLAND,
JOHN GAYNOR,
SAMUEL r. DOVE.
II: w. APPERSON.
REESE THOMAS.
q A. S~TRECKLR'
BOLTON Il HARRISON.
J. II. EUSTACE x SON.
may % SAMUEL +. ADIESCO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

1WawiNG OF MonOngalia Lottery, No. rs,
- May l7th.
~ 46 10 rs So i2 60 % AZ n ~ I 50 is
ITket Nos. ~ SIS GO. a ptiza Of $1,000.
10 DO IO 80 IS. a prize Of $780,. both sold
and paid by STRArTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
coTToN AND coTToN YARN.
CASSI MERE HATS CASHMERE HATS

-TN--TTT|T"T' III - III 7" Y
HAVE lust received a few cases Of Cassimcre Hats,
I quito . now article, With ctuhuafed hulms. Call and
took II them. a. tthiuk ihcv will please. TO tc had a. 2.
=. Gafbanatfs Cheap Hai Manuactory, sim Of the trans
parent Hat, shockoe Nh msH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

A =. MADDOX, RirsmonL Va. h constantly re
~ rcivnf frUtn fic celebrated Manutsrf ortso I ChIrk
runr A Mackays. anil 7 glhcud Co Hrsa4. en- crfcu.
eve ssouucn ~ Piano foree matc expressly 'o h.
order. alo which arr warranted fo d. -urefor fo any
BROUGHT tn this market. fom arrangement whicu he
By" JUST male wihlhe manufacturers, hc will he able 20
tl ihcm iot Considerable lcss than formerly h fc in-
Ftluenis ere nn' Ehn they arc represented to nc, they
sWl hc exchanged or taken back frf wIru there IS sny
ioubf atnw fhc qualify. mo- ry wl bc required until
such doubts are rriunvcfhv frsf
Piano STOOLS Of an pauerus
Piano Covers frnm 81 Co. gf3
Patns fNyaya on hro.
The Iargcsf collection vi rhrrth music. ombrarinr an
ihe ncN publications afH.c I1wca prices Vlnicsalc ami
retail. = MADDOX.
no ~ UsrE srrarr
A NCEtt REtpERs Angclrs Union series ofCom-
~ mon School Classce VIZ
Aufrn's Uniou Series, ~ D. or Chilfs Firsf Book
AnEcnts Union SERIES ~ 2. or chirs second book
Anrclrs rnfrn Series W thtFstrrI book
AnEclrs Tn.n Series. ~ 4. containing Iessrus fr read
Inc AMI spclhrf. HrifhmcuraI tables anIereucrer. mental
aufhmenc, photography, Nc.
Anren'sruon series, No o. containing lessons for read
fnr ant spelling, with exercises n mental fhmef AZ.
brcviHuoue. iefuuouf, etc
AnFcH srnion Series, Noe. srthc select reader. .lesirn.
% for fhc hfhcr Nasscs iuacalcmcs anil schools
The above valuable seucaofSchoul Books are hv Oliver
Arren. Principal OF the FrankHn Wrh a.hooi Frori-
irncc, y T. ono q the most successful teachers nf youth
n our cruufry. For sale 81 the Bookstore oil
ma2l SMITH. DRINKFQ A NoRR<
SULPHUR AND SARATOGA WATER,
Dor Ale maH DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

--F|' ~ W8 IF-TIs
SALE OF FURNITURE, AT AUCTION
Rt virtue OF a deed OF Trust executed TO the subscri-
- Der, y Nath. August and wife. bearing dale the 2nd
august 1871, ami u record 10 the Omce OF Henrieo
ooun'y Court Tor Tie purpose therein mentioned. and in
pirt execution Of the Trust, I shall offer for sale. az rub.
nc auction 10 tMe highest bidder, for cash. on Thursiay.
ths -Id day Of June. lsi2- al 10 clock. 4 VI Al the house
eccupied by SAID August. on ! street, near the Methods
Shurch, on Shockoc HiN, the Furniture convened by said
ired-cons sting in parto : Nardrobes. ! hrsf rate ma
u9ganii Dressing Bureau; Washsiand. Q Centre Table.
Morssiani ? BEDS, Bedsteais aud Furniture; sofa Bed;
mars and other + urntture-and personal property.
mA q totNr IL. SiAnE.T Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
A CARD.

MOURNING COLLARs-2nU Mourning Collars
Ni Lace aud Muslin, new and ueauuful patterns, iust
tcceivc,iand selling Oh fast, at25c each. at
ma p X II JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
BY PANNlLL * LEA.
Petersburg.

hEtI ESTATE.
ny virtue OF a Deed &C Truss eEeented NV w r n.
sn :, ~ ~lie, bearing daie the nth day sfJannary. isi5
anu recorded IA the Hustings Cour Of lie To,s1 r..
le'sosTg' VIII be sold al Public Auruon \, 60. -
~ ahnIs on the it Fay OF June ne.t a,
: oeocS n,theh I'VE Brick Tenement. cofptn.neins :,
opns"oS'A kobsuson's corner, and rnnninr down ID.
nuSo,oos street To Lunsfori a IIairhetia China 500
r.. H. WI aIlule appurtenance - COVE ed ia saUd deed
- 10 arethree story, well finished with stores he.
cnsin n. s n,y '.lnenees above. with goOi Brick Xitel,.
~ IN IN yaris-al insured IN the MutualO@-. "N
me central situation Of this properly make n 1.s;,,bt.
tate. " Pi"iueuNc heai rs.
sale, positive.
.o,.hHSsr, y andl - months for approved endorsed nc.
souAbie notes, With 4 Deed Of Trust on the ~
ne ute reserved til the notes are pail. f'''''' W
By order Of the T-n-tees
IL lm PANNIII a LEA Ar..-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
sTRATTON's OFFICE.
fourfssah Street

TIT
tOurtssHh Street.
craving OF MononEalia Lottery. No. "a. FKu- NJ IN.
- 10 ~ I 70 CT ! 10 y a. en- n a. a. Nay -
whole Ticket Moss p - prize Of sim soLi and p,ii
STRATTON.
No. $1,000 FOR YIFTY CENTs
-" OF "ononEalts Lottery, No N-Drawn in Rich.
Inond. NAV 18th. 1872
- 81 ~ ~ ~ % e. q ~ / II 70 "A
~ i!eket Mo-. u q y, the highest capital prjze ~
:, a. ~ hiso hall Nos 80 s. u, all sold in one. Do 90
=" /" o. Lottery andue cash paid by The all prize seller
s~rRATToN.
For Saturday Evening.
honongalia, No q, Extra Grand CapnaIs-3 ,,,... 81,
49,! OF 1000, 80 Of 1000, etc. Is Nos-I5 lawn
n9noneahaI Lottery, Class g, for Monday Norninv I p,;ze
~ $500 iiufnO, coo, 500, 600, 900. . OF loo eir-
'No'-I3 drawn. Tickets slO-shares in proportion.
". oriers for tickets in the above Grand Lottery will
DC "e'~lth pronp, attention. " Addressed TO
nan N.
Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

u lor ave ina p d2w THos POE.
(lPiArE rresh lot or ms
wei known Lemon, Rose and Mint op late Denlilrice
oy fer'oL and L Piyer, Just received.
by the rse Of the above mentioned aui Gle, persons can
AWAY nave their teeth perfectly white, an a without aeh-
ma and ne Optafe has also the adv antage OF PRODUCING a
Tesn ana pleasingtasio In the mouth, and destroys ali of
'ehsiNe oieaihi causc'i by disorder, sc. &c For sale AZ
D-Pnce. Pos u 3. - and IS cts. each mni
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28

CORSETTS. SC.
A GOOD assorIucufo OF Willie AMI colnrci Corseus can
n always be found attic store ofthc subscrbsr,a al vcTy
low prices
- AMIDST cold and white Mating
Mems and Boys Palm Leaf Hats
lcghoTu aud : raw B1uucfs
bonnet Ribbons aud Band Boxes
Artificial Flowers
Feather, Palm Leaf a1l Papcr Fans
Nha.choues,M Wire TASTE AMI Hair Pins
KID. six. Cotton and Thread Gloves
The above articles have lccu received anil will be sold
chcsrr,r cash, az u CuNNINCHANS
ma . Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
OFFICE.

s25. O0c-s25. oOO-s25,OO
D1ne OF the above pr'zts may be Gbtnined at my
om'e' ~ oil probability, II Duplication is made be-
fore D o'clock p M, to- morrow, II PFor sIo onIv
ma ~ CUAS. WORKMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
II
JAMES pHALEN q co., Jusnarsrs.
RIoHsosD. Va.

sehsolF Fund LSpery, Clus No a. for zsh u.x-aSa..
" drawn. $4,000, 1000, coz. 200. 40 ID epn SC.1 49,
spSIlpo, 40 each of50 and iO0, and iIsoi gn .fc a.
tickets siO-shares in proportion. WINNIE
" rcf.ona al adisanee may be assured tl., ,..,
''.Is VII be promptly aud faithfully Attended, TO
q nn communications are considerably and held -tretIx con.
MO, nm p".es .oll IN our Lotteries will be eashed on presen.
mao THO. u BIGGER,
Managers Agent. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
MOST BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
san OOO

Va. MonOngaia Lottery. Glass II. for ISi2-To be drawn
a AiehandHa, Va on saturday, the 18th OF June. IS42.-
Srani hsme-Sio!e 10000. 673l, 2 prizes Of sou. 5 Of
~ 10 OF 800, ~ 81 1900, 81 Of 90, 10 Of 30, no of2A
&c. 20 No Lolery-l2 drawn ballots. Tickets $40, halves
teruncates Of packages Of . whole tic kets....Sl21 10
o..-".....do....... halt... o..........6 OI
uauer..-........2 81
m5- Drawings sen, Immediately after they are over TO
10 Mapssers RieGmoDi y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
BY K II DICKINSON.
BY DABNEY &
500 REWARD

$50 REWARD
~ strayed from orr Mills, a bobtail norrh-
A ern horse, ofiarge sze-cOlor. Dark brown.
FF with black legs. Also, a Light brown horse
Hlk OF medium SIZE, dark legs; the right mind
loot white; 4 small scar on his neck, where
ne nan recently been blcd-and one large by mule. of
me appearance, With the letter IA stamped on the hin. TIE
above reward Will be paid on their delivery, az well as ali
Leasohaole expenses; or for the security Of them, 90 mar
an ft them again, and a proporionaie reward forthe
delivery OF any one Of them.
ma ~ e@ot r. p HAXkIL & q
RACON HAMs--AO extra Hams tcou0ITy c1T--I
- lor sale. ina p d2w THOs POI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
For Snlnrn,v Eveninn

for Saturday Evening.
A SPLENDID SCHEME.
Spires Of $500. 20 Of loo. 50 Of an - oCa-o - 81,
20! % OF To-. etc. = MOSS drawn. Tickets oniy so
shares Ia proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS

HE The 4 shin C.riorG. Alfred Morse. mast.
2kk1 10 TOAD AZ Ciy Point. For freight, applv To-
49, ina ~ IL n.U Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
Join VI.


Admit Of Robert Poore, dec.
~ me sale VIII take place az the residence Of the late
hobeu Poorc. on Governor street IN, lq-,ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-28
MARINE

PHILADELPHIA, May 26-Amved, scl
John StuN, Tea, 3 days from Richmond.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26
HON. SAMUEL PRENTISS.

Tho following is the letter of resignation cons
municated to the Senate, by Mr.. Prentss.
Washington, April III, 1912
Sir--Having accepted the judicial appointment
recently conferred upon me, it becomes my duty
to resign, hereby do, my seat in the Senate Vi
United States.
In surrenderug the trust have held for less
n period than eleven years. hope may be allow
ed 20 say, though do it under deep conscious
ness of having discharged the high and responsible
ues belonging to ii, in very humble aud imper
feet manner, that il has been both my study and
my aim to act, AZ all times, " it'll scrupuous re
gard to the principles of the Constitution, and the
Government under which we liveand with strict
fidelity the interests of the country at Iarge as
we'll the interest OF the intelligent and patriot
c people to whose generous Partially, more Than
to any merits of my own, have been indebted
for the eeyated and dignifed station for two con
stitutional terms in succession Ii Is almost need
less to say that ii is with no small degree of pain
and regret, that break off and seprate myse f
from relations and associations formed under cir
cumstances OF such peculiar interest, and confer
ling upon me, as they have done, in the highest
sense, both honor and qualification. But though
these relations and associations may no longer exist
in fact they will exist IN lively aud gratifying re
membrance, and have place near to my heart 10
the most distant day of my liie
In retiring from the Senate, snail carry with
me an abiding sentiment of exalted respect for the
body collectively, and the kindest feeling and sin
cerest personal regard for every member individual
w. To each and all beg TO present my unfeign
ep Acknowledgements for the kindness ana courtesy
they have invariably manifested towards me at all
times and on all occasions, and 10 assure them,
though it may be but poor return for so much
undeserved partially and favor, that they will al
ways have my best wishes and most iervent prayers
for their health, prosperity, and happiness
am. with high respect, your obedient servant,
SAM, l. PRENTSS.
The Hon S. L. SourHARD,
President of the Senate.
Mr. Prentss is highly spoken OF IN every quar-
ter. The following is from tho Washington cor
respondent Of the N. Y. Journal OF Commerce:
MIR Prentiss, of Vermont-a very amiable, up
right, md able mar, resigned his seat IN the Sen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26

arm desire for the annexation Of Texas to The
oJnted States Most of the Southern papers and
some even at The North, in full cl for H.
The Legislature Of Alabama have unanimously
resolved in favor ofthe annexation.
1t is well known that Texas is DESTROYS to
unite herself with this Union. The late Presi
1enilal contest turned manly on this question
and the candidate in favor Of union received two
thirds ofall the votes. The Legislature is the same
way.
And now, do not these things prove a settled
project TO unite The two Republics. We think
so. The South will DO unanimous, almost, for
the measure, and they always count upon The
support OF their al lies, the Tories from the free
States.
This increment 1t is supposed, aoiH be effected by
means Of The treaty making po,oer, and NOT By bring
ing The matter before the House Of Representatives.
claims and fanced grievances against Mexico, are
10 be pressed vigorously by our Mnster-one who
is willing 10 do H. In case of war seze
Mexico by invasion; if we and bully
Mexico, we shall have Texas by treaty. The Sen
ate is sufficiently Southern its fee lings 20 rafy
any treaty OF the kind, and il is alleged that
a contract has been entered into, between the
Northern locofoco leaders and the Southern poll
iicians, of the conditions OF which is, that
former shall go for the annexton of Texas TO the
Union.
| Such conquest this, by diplomacy without
the consent, either Of the people or their repres-
entatives-we cannot believe it will be attempted;
much less that it will succeed. Hearlless locoloco
&politicians of the North may have pledged them.
selves to such sacrifice as is here indicated for
we can believe them guilty of almost any degree
OF baseness, when see tho daily sacrifice of
their independence, and the interests and
rights or the North, upon the altar of slavery; but
we cnnnot believe they will dare redeem such a
pledge as this. They must sec that such out
rage would be TOO great to be borne by The people
We trust TO the fears OF these politicians. Wo be
unto them, il they fear not the people, whose con
victions Of the enormity of slavery will PERM,
them tolerate any extentlon its dominions, or
to take upon themselves any additional obligations
| 10 defend it, Watchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26

We have received by the hand ola friend, the
first No, Of this valuable monthly periodical, which
ID devoted % the advocacy Of Protection TO Amer
|rn industry. Besides much other matter the No.
|unains the entire speech of Mr.. SLADE, upon
HE Tariff, which it notices IN the following man
49,
Weearnestly com mend 10 the profound atten-
lMRnd enlightened judgment of every reader the
|bbeand convincing SPEECH OF Hon. WIN. SLADE
n VI showing the absolute unanmity and zeal OF
DewY eminent Statesman whom our Country has
Introduced in favor OF Protecting Domestic Indus.
Nv The acquioscence and UNION Of all parties
$,hlCh ever existed in this Country Except the
&Evvws GG the Revoluton) in support al this policy,
RNa MeNmmincnt necessity which now exists for
,3S re adoption and maintenance essential to
}N Interests aHd all sections of the Country. Mr.
SShdes Speech is very long-longcr than any doc.
Flmen' we shall usually publish but is in good
Sp'rt made up of pertinent and forcibe quotations
#nm Washington, Jefferson, Madison and the
'E!ses and Patriots Of our Revolutionary era, as
4 from our more modern Statesmen showing
luz absolute necessity of Protecting Duties on
Foreign Products to our National independence
F@ welfare. Long as i, is, there is not para>
EfaPn That we could consent TO spare We entreat
Pie Farmers, Mechanics aud Working Men of
Pie Union to consider carefully its arguments, and
compare them with the easy fppancy, the pert
Esurance, the irrelevant common places Of the
Free Trade theorists ofour day Only loo both
sdes be heard by the toiling millions whose inter
s are so deeply involved in the decisions of this
and we shall cieerfuily abide their
verdict.
The price Of the american Laborel is very
Nv, being but Is cts. per single copy per annum
PAd 50 cts. if sent in packages of20.
Address GREEDY IL MoELRArH, 30 Ann st. N. Y !.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26
Stand of Stands,

TIME old stand and the right stand where work
Il will he done according to contract Perba MS
il is not generally known that tie shop Joiner
work formerly carried on by James r. Ramsay
for making Sash, Blinds and Doors, has been, now
is, and will hereafter be carried Oh in all Its bran,
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at reas.
enable price will please 10 call 1 will not reier
my customers to the workman hut to tho Work
itself a large assortment Off by . sash on hand.
Butternut aud Cherry sash of any description or
Cherry Stiles and Rails with mahogany filling
made per order.
will receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, If presented soon
JAMES RAMSAY.
ST. Johnsbury, April %, ts42 247yI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26
sGsgA ELsGa

In Lltleton, N. III. on the I'd. inst, Dea. Noah
Farr, aged 62 years.
In Nowbury, 18th inst, Miss Amelia, daughter
of Mr. Hanes johnson, aged 20.
In WheeIock, March 25lh, Israel Porter. Esq
aged 60.
In Warren, April 3, of ruptured blood vessel.
Joseph w. Eldridge, aged "a.
In Painiield, ofconsumpuon, Duron Whitllesey,
Esq aged 6l.
In Derby, VT, on the 7ih day Of March last,
HARRY c., son of Capt. Farley and Mrs. Nancy
Robbins, aged 81 years.Pfinters in N. ii. and
Mass. will please notice, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26
AZ 5ssM RA @SG&a

In DanviIle, l4.h inst, by Rev E. Adams, Mr.
Alvin Bolton TO Miss Forinda +. Danforth both of
Danville.
In Barre, 9TH inst, by Rev. E. S. Scott, Mr.. Geo.
s. Johnson to Miss Fidelia Freeman.
In Montpelier, 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr. Gridlev,
sIr Jesse L. Merrill oil Craftsbury, Miss Sabria
NJ. Marston, ofthe former place.
In Lyman, March Is, by Darins Bodgett. Jr.
Esq MIR Lowell Hall, of Barnet, VI. to Miss Mary
Dickinson, of Lyman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-04-26
BRIGHTON MARKET-NlondaA, ApriI IL

From the Boston Patriot
AT market 200 Beef Cattle, l2 pairs Of Working
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 200 Sheep, and 1850
Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Prices generally advanced
about 25c per hundred for like quality We
quote very small number of extra Cattle at so.
First quality 5000 SS5 25 second quality S. so a
Sc 90 ;thlrd quality "a 72 5 25.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Caves-Sales at $50, $22, $2S and
$35.
Sheep--Lots at $3 %, $50 rs ard $50.
Swine-Lots to peddle from B l2 to lac for
Sows and l = a4 3-4 for Barrows. A lot Of
Burrows at something over &c. AT retail from a
&c