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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
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h'nd4 ani customers that he has returned from Hayans
To- better health Than he has been f,f years
Tic affairs NJ Doe House. %. W. y Co.. Unexpectedly
thrown no confusion during ha sbsence, havr been re-
stored 10 order, and having resumed bufincsa, bic best
encrr will bc devoted the service of hs friends, from
whom DO askaa continuance ~ that patronage which &C.
ncrous confidence and Kindness have heretofore bc
rally accorded n him. ap " diw
~ Tvnebbuvr virrinan. Petersburg fnfcilge necr
aud Dtnvlo Reporter, 10 copy weetY weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
lto ms CON rIsuEp /
RICHMOND DOCK.

For the information OF the citizens Of Richmond,
have concluded, on consultation with several per-
sons who take interest in the subject TO Law be-.
tore the public the substance of a report which
have prepared IN obedience to a call from the Pro.
sdent and Directors OF the James River and Kama
whn Company, Tor ian estimate Of the quantity and
cost OF the work necessary 10 be done in order to
complete the Improvement OF the Richmond Dock,
! SO far TO restore the navigation"
The quantities OF the estimate have been nscer.
tanned by measurement, and the cost by applying
to those quantities the prices specified either in ex.
istng contracts, or in propositions from responsible
contractors for the whole Of the work. except for an
item Of 81 5si.
The work necessary to be done may lie briefly
described as follows:
!. The competition OF the Aqueduet over Shoekoo
Creek.
>. The completion of the excavation from the
Draw Bridge to the Ship Lock for the required
depth, and Tor the original width Of the Dock, 100
ieei,) leaving unfinished, the excavation of the Sins
and Wharfing for length vi 900 feet rex, above
the lock
3. The completion Of the excavation Of n channel
OF the required depth, and 100 feet wide on the
City side. from the Draw Bridge to I7th street
leaving the bilan:s unfinished.
n. TIE excavation OF the channel from the L ock
10 deep water near Rockets.
9TH. The repair Of the Ship Lock by taking of
and renewing twelve Of the upper timbers on each
SIDE OF the chamber OF the Lock and new shenthin,
the gates. BY the settling OF the embankment the
upper part Of the side walls have been forced in
wards. 50 that the top OF the chamber, near the
centre OF the Lock, is not wide enough for the ad-
mission OF the largest vessels that could enter at
the ends. This curvature, which gradually dimin.
shes as you approach the bottom. is not sufficient
below the twelfth timber to cause any inconveni
encc. To remedy this evil. the new timbers will
be fastened by long tie beams to a course of tmbers
oedded IN the hrm earth, parallel to, but at a grea,
distance ifom, the sides OF the Lock. The embed
ded tImbers will be placed in excayated Trenches
by which means the embankment now thoroughly
settled, will not be weakened. The effec, of this
plan OF reconstruclion is twoold. the earth will
not press against the walls It would # the banks
were new while the banks will be frmer support
to the embedded back logs into which the lies viii
be doye.iailed and boied.
My estimate Of the cost of the above work is as
follows:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
LANES pUALFN & GO. M,n,r,s

HalfTeEet 10 y %. The capital prize of 10000 Ia the
Georgeiown Lottery Class No. a. sold and raid 81
sishf a. usual, a. lids onoe.
a70 COZ tickets elO-lor tits evening
5000 and60 ~ ei0O, tickets ti-l0r Monday morning
s6O0o, ucte,s for Monday eysning
T1IOr n. BIGGER,
MauIacrfa fIfNfg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

-, a., n ,rt,e,leu erciary ~ the James RIVER
g,,,ybs Cbmpsny 40 hereby ceruly int James Pciroe
,sio.e ntmc asubscrhcd 10 ne o,efolnE ahvefscmon
" - arc,f ~ he aaid Company duly authorized hy tho
P,scni aad Drcctors 10 make safe Of ihe Stock ~ de-
i,, 80 kboItera from time tn Tine may be deem.
~ pur .uant 10 the provision N thc charter
~ 5l t.rfJstbM " CUiTTENDEN
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Add for contingencies

Jl7Ii 81
ADJ for eonun geuces 2l5 30
Amount TO be- expended si1o1 %
With the above expenditure by which the Ship
Lock will be rendered substantial and secure. the
nqueduct over ShOckoo Creek will be completed
under which the great bodies Of sand SC, will he
conveyed to tho river instead Of being deposited in
the Dock, and the excavation be made 10 the orlsi.
nal depth. IL Is obvious thot tie great causes OF
interruption and expense will be prevented, and
that the Dock, although not enlarged and improved
rs was designed, will nevertheless he m n FAR better
condition Tor the accommodation Of shipping than
u has ever yet been.
u may not bo improper IN advert to the value OF
the income of the Dock as a security for the rsim-
burement oi the means Of putting II in orIer-
Under al The Disadvantages Of the former defective
plan the tolls have reached TO slJ, 500 t wear. and
Tor T. consecutive years they have averaged SIG 500
u cannot he supposed that, in the improved plan
and with Tho increased business of Richmond the
tolls should inl below this average
The annual expenses may he estimated as fol-
Iowsf
Tie 'geoeiea coil rauierer snd lock keepeD NOT
,,tocsce'd sIoo0 ~
DftiRing not o. cHfceI Fs0 ni
oihor repairs NOT focScocd 2np 90
Total sg.oep
THUS Will lcayca nett Incouie Of not less thsn et0Wn
The esumitc Tor each item of annual EXPENSES
has been mndo suficlo.uy high Tor u work OF lille
more Then one hall mile IN length, as may readily
oe conceived when u IL we'll known fact that The
average annual expenses Of mile Of canal does
not exceed $1,000, generally, not more than s7OO
&. o. SANFORD,
Engineer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

~ tho sales be- not completed on the hIa iher VIII
ne ''"""'' "''" IVY JANIS PEARCE, Agent
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SECOND spGEcn OF MR. CLAY.

ia "a, R,sOlufisnS efs'sd BY Ain proposing to re-
tr,ask ths ,TpsadiiSrss Of ne Government, aud
10 r,ralais ths duties oa imports, &c.
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NJ A r | N E
PORT OF RICHMNNn

pRA VT MUM AlND.
High Water this day, at 2l O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Schr George Klou,hs, SIillmaR New York, bal.
last.
Schr Select, Powers. New York, ballast
Schr Susan, Wilson. Boston, plaster.
Sehr Abner Belhey, BaInighi, North Carolina,
sundties.
Sehr Enterprise, Toer North Carolina, sundries.
SAILED,
Schr Olympia, Kerwan, CITY Point, to oad
Schr Sarah FL zabeth, Wallace, Norfolk, coal
SEASONABLE CLOTHING
To To- close INVOICE, the sale II summer Clothi ne
will be continued This (Sluriay) Morning. II o'clock.
Hp1 INIOES n BROTHER, Auots.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ny an adjourned meeting OF Stockholders Of tho
Belle lslc Manufacturing Company, will take place
Saturday, Poi instant NJ hc Bank Of Virginia. ~ o.
clock very desirable to have majority ofthc stock
represented al that hour aud on that LAY.
az u 81 h HANALL, y. \.
SOUTHERN PLANTER.
TO- The Office ui the southern Planter has been re.
moved 10 the Bookstore Of J. w. Randolph 4 Go
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y,ttaTSTA- Rules hcidin The Clrrk's ONCE ofths
V a,ocror Coun ~ Chancery prihc Richmond Circuit
tc f dsy " April, 1872 -ishan Pickett ptf. against
gi,,ie,ophrr SMorrs, and other doha.
mo defendant above named having entered his az.
pcsfsnee and given security according The Act II A..
lcn,bly and tho Rules N This Court and appearing by
a,fissctnry evidence, that he not an lnaan of Tins
Commonwealth " H. ordered, That tho said defendant
Do appcar here on The 9Th day Of The ncu June Term
and answer Tho bill n The plaintiff and that eopy of
this order be- forthwith inserted In sumo newapapcr pub
hshcd in The city Of hchmoud for two months fuccef.
svey aud Iosed Hthe front door otho Capitol In the salt
city. cory Tcmc,
AZ 2i-dw9w WIN SANDS CIR
XLJUITE LEAD -Stufeuic'a White Lead of = "a
w ponor qualify Tor sale 90 consignment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

An The excavation Of lie channel below the Lock de-
sguated section No l, viz.
Dredging miohinc 10 be repaired asper
contract e36gl On
Purchase money ~ same 20pu Vi
l6&i cubic yards excavation below the
Lock, AZ ~ cents yard "a price AZ
which offers have been made by con.
uactorJ $500 M
$500 Un
9Th Repair Of Ship Lock AS per proposition Of SIR :
Freeman. lNuu M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23

The terms of the following Senators expired with
the last session OF the Legislature
Henry Woodhouse of Norfolk District,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-23
H0YT & CO.'S OFFICE.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA STOCK


Draws To Day I
Of IInyfA Go.
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POETRY.
THE LAST REVOLUTIONARY

BY. +, DOW.
Oh, where are they-those iron men.
Who brayed the battles storm of fire,
When wars wild halo filled the glen,
And lit each humble village spire:
When hill sent back the sound 10 hill,
And might was right, and law was will
Oh where are they, whose manly breasts
Beat back the pride Of England's might,
Whose stalwart arms laid low the crests
OF many an old and raliant knight;
When evening came with numerous flame,
And liberty was but naino
see them in the distance, form
Like specifics on musty shore;
Before them rolls the dreadful storm,
And hills send forth their nils of gore,
Around them death, with lightning breath,
IS twinins au immortal wreath.
They conquer God of glory thanks!
They conquer! Freedoms banner waves
Above oppression's broken ranks,
And loateth Ger her children's graves
And loud and long, the pealing song
Of Jubilee is borne along.
lis evening. and Defenders sun,
Goes swiftly down behind the wave:
And there see gray-haired one,
A special courier to the grave.
He looks around on vale and mound,
Then falls upon his battle ground.
Beneath him rests the hallowed earth,
Now changed like him, and still and cold,
The blood that gave young freedom bitth,
No longer warns the warrior old
lie waves his hand with stern command
Then dies, the last of glory's band.
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All that Mr.. MofIatt requires of his patients i
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| 1t is alone by the results Of far trial.
1
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SirTs!tR'S .sOyfh- CGrOlilsN
EXECUTOR.

q CONTAINING the Statutes and Common
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IuthDT and ptouy;efnr
Dre 2, ls4l. ,g
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o. Every man, woman and child, in the United
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only three quarters of dollar" Tomson
took out his pocket book and made another
memorandum in 1t.
"Well, Mrs. Tomson," said we, "you
certainly have not given your husband
cause 10 lecture you to day on retreuch.
ment, economy and reform, If three quar-.
tiers of dollar is the amount OF all your
shopping" Stop" exclaimed the lady /;
" have not shown you one purchase
made-eheaper than the plush crayat.-
Do you see this pair of mitts what do you
think gave for them? 2" We could mol
guess, bu; Mr.. Tomson asked Of what use
they were" Oh, none at all y answered
his wife " bu, they are so pretty aud so
very cheap. gave only half dollar for
them" Tomson again took out his pocket
book and made another memorandum in it,
Thomson what are YOU writing IN that
book 2" we asked inqulsitively. "Well, |
will show, you" sud he, and then placed
the book in our hands, when we read, il
pencil, the following entries:
October p.
Credit J. T. for icc,oraau not bought s.!
Ch'ge Mrs T for cab hire when she could
for pink plush craya,, not want.
aor mirs not wanted, only .
81 50
After we bad examined these entries.
during which time Mr.. and Mrs. Tomsou
sat silent, he took the book, wrote some
thing more in it, and then returned II to
US, with this calculation:
81 50
Multiplied BY 365, the whole number Of days in .
year
SSH 50-Fiye hundred and forty. sew.
en- dollars and fifty cents a
year.
You see," said Tomson, only TWEEN.
ty FIVE cents, only scventy.five cents, only
half dollar, is at the rate Of more than
Eve hundred dollars year GU, of my peck
gilmore than one fifth Of the sum iha,
am able, as an honest man, to spend, and
oil for things not wanted J"
1t was time for US to 20 when Mr.. Tom
son had concluded this remark so we left
him and The inprudent Mrs. Tomson. Blu,
we remembered the last item in the pocket
book again" only half dollar" and we
thought if all our friends, in these hard
times, would only remember how few cents
day make hundred dollars year, they
would spend "only half dollar"
Disraiaing for Rent" Speaking Of
Turkey" we heard an extensive tale yes.
,erday. II was told US by the Doctor. a
man up town, on going to dinner a day or
two ago, found masniicen, turkey weigh
ing fifteen or twenty pounds, smoking hot
on the table. As he snacked his lips in
anticipation Of his pleasure, be happened 10
recollect that he had himself purchased a
pair of ducks in market that morning, and
began 10 wonder how they became SO trans
formed INTO the dish before him.
Ben" said he 10 the boy waiting upon
him, where the devil did this turkey come
from "
I" Why, sa," replied Ben, DAT ar turkey
is bin roos,iu' on our fence dts tree nigh;
an dis nornin' I sie-e him for de rent ID
De fence p
A great niger that We have shrewd
suspicion tina, be understands the laws Of
Turkey much better than hig nias.er.-N
o. Ptcayune.
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Example for Young Msa.---Judge VII
son Of S,eubenvlIle is one Of the most dis
tnguished and worthy citizens Of Ohio
The Philadelphia North American says le
served an apprenticeship to the printing
business IN that city, going through all the
stages, from boy up to foreman; 10 the
mean tine, like De-. Franklin, educated
hmself-alterVards editing when quite a
young man, the leading or rather one Of
the leading, democratic daily newspapers
Of that day--when emigratng TO Ono fol
lowing in the same business, served in her
Assembly several sessions; elevated to a
seat on the bench IN her coutts--and n0a
among The most prominent candidates loi
the executive chair Of that State, the thirc
IN the Union in population and wealth.
Ponder upon this young men and do like
wise.
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I'yYO valuable Tracts ocE.amd.

one lying on Long Creek, adjoining the lands OF
John Irwin and others. containing Ij4 acres, on
which IS a valuable Saw Mil Grst Mil and A
Mil for grinding Gold ore--part Of the tract is
cleared aud AL necessary buildings for a family
erected. The Mills are well known as JUGNOTS
MILLS. The other tract contains about 50 acres,
Wing on the waters Of Paw Creek, known as the
Patterson Gold Mine.
n credit Of one and two years will be given, the
purchaser glylng bond and approved secnfltY.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
On n credit oil 1 and = Ycars!.!

a ~ Tuesday, the Isl day Of March next, be
" ing the Tuesday Of our Superior Conrl.) the
subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at tic Court
House in Charlotte,
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