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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
nv LAST EVENINGS MAII..


ia TUESDAY, very soon after tho reading Of the
journal. the House resolved itself in,o Committee Of
the whole and took mp ',he Appor,ionmen, Bill
MIR Cooper, of George, Concluded his speech in IA
vor OF the ratio he had proposed.
The merits Of the votious Representatives were
discussed by Messrs. White. OF Indiana, Ever u,
b'dlaek. Fillmore, Caruthers, Cooper, Of Pennsyl
wanna, Pope, OF Kentucky, &c.
The points at issue were the compar,,;v. .,n..
dieney Of large or a small representative body
"nu mo arrangement OF the subsidiary fractions
arising under each proposed ratio.
The question was then taken on In. amendm.n,
proposed 10y Mr. Briggs to the amendment submi, :
ted by Mr. Anterior. This was % substitute so I7o.
'o' tue number proposed by the latter gentleman
1 MS was agreed 10 by vote Of 40 to ~, and the
amendment as amended was agreed to-syes 90
noes 3d. So the bill as il now stands fixes the ratio
'o'i7s' which will give House OF JOG mem
bers.
Mr. daistead then proposed an amendment, 10y
direction OF the Committee on Elections, providing
that representatives to Congress shall be elected in
each State by districts. This was advocated by
Mes'rs. Halstead and John Campbell, and oppos
ed 10y Mes|s. Underwood. Colqurt and Gamble;
but before taking any question, the House adjourn.
ed.-.nIdiSonian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
NEGOTIATION WITH THE ENGLISH
MINISTER

we know nothing Vi the progress of the neso,i-
alton between the Secretary OF State and Lord Ash.
burton, but from the uncommonly frequent meetings
OF me Cabinet, OF late, and the diy conversations
"hifh we understand TO take place between the ne
gou'iors we presume the parties idle. In the
mean tune, We see, with great pleasure the manifes-
thtion of disposition in the Senate to adopt inca.
sure, already recommended to Congress by the Pre-.
sident, which shall make suitable Constitutional pro.
visions Tor such cases as that Of Mcleod II we are
10 have war-upon the probability Of which VIC ex
press no opinion, and have no means OF forming one
let us have It on some matter Of real national in.
ierest. Let not the McLeods, and the Hogans, and
the Thellers, have power to set the two leading
governments IN the world, at logscrheads.
On this point we agree with Mr. Adams. II we
have war, let 1t be some question OF clear right.
on our side, and then let us fight it out.
iadisoaigt If vss,er,Igy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

ID. NJ. HoIT q CO.'S OFFICE.
Richmond, va.
Va Leesburg Lottery, class T., for Anil 3Hb s11too
capital, lO1n1 o Of hc), ceriGras M a paek.-e
of % whole tickets Will be sent TOR SID
SCHEMES FOR MAY.
$4,000,
II drawn Numbers out OF IS,
Va Monongala Lottery. Class r. for ls!l To be drawn
hcHan ira, ID q saturday. the 7th Of MAY ls32 -
.fand Pr yes sBOpl 1000 emo So, 100 10 Of l5ln
10 81 90. - Of 90 ~ Of 400 - of 80 etc Tickets $40
slil-cs m proportion
'eru;1tes Of Packages Of - ~holcs........si2O %
n'........... do. - halves. ........,.sI
h'..-........ ......S q1sricrG.......D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

MIR BERRIES, from the Committee on Judiei,ry,
reported unfhvOurahly on the bill to reimburse 10
Genl Jackson the fine imposed on him by the IT,
). district court of Louisionr, in 1915.
The grounds taken by the reports are understood
20 tie that the request was not made hy Gen Jack.
son, nor by ony personal friend OF his; and further
that there was no evidence before the committee to
show for what cause or under what circumstances
the fne was imposed and enforced.
THE country may well claim we think. 10 have
largely overpnld Gen. Jackson, in honors which
no man ever more III deserved, in rower. which no
man ever more grossly abused to the purposes OF
his own passions. m losses the heaviest that one
perriclous individual ever inflicted on his times, in
public disorders md generalization the vastest
that my single author Of III ever brought about.
IL the mischief which he has done can ever he re-
pared-iithe country, struck 10 the very vitns. by
the FOUL diseases he has given l. can ever he cured
must II rot be by sort of mercurinl treatment.
which shall carry us back to health, through sor,
Of disoase1
without arguing ofthls however, 1t is abundant.
" enough TO say that the nation, in one single ef-
fort Of complasance to the person cc Gen. Jackson.
merely 10 crafty his pride and his revenge. made
such an effort and such sacrifice of honor of free
dom, and of the laws, as would have cancelled SER
vices bundled times greater than any which he
had ever rendered; and his had been already over.
paid. We speak, Of course, of the EXpungine
Resolutions-an act Of which we never thIrk with.
out tnglmg with Indignation, TO our very fingers
ends Independent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

SUPERIOR 10 the lIygcan, Irlndrcih's, Evans, To.
- mot" the Maichcss (prceD Siuative, Indian Purgl-
i've oTany oihct Pills 81 Compound before the public
ceTLed to 10y Physicians ani others. Let nonc copiemn
them uniiihey have ued them, and tltcn CERTAIN
they will not
II - now settled point with all who have used the We.
gciabic PERSIAN FILLS, that they prc.emiucnty the
best and most cihcaeious FAMILY MEDICINE that las
yet been used IN America II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power disease thry
would keen them and be prepared with a sure REMEDY
T. apply the hrst appearance Of disease then how
much distress would bc avoided ant money sayed as well
a. the lives Of thousands who hurried of time D,
ncglccung disease ia its first Stages 10y not being la
possession OF remedy which thrN Ilace dep.nicncc
nPon OF Pills IN each box price ga For sae
RGhmun', 10y 4. q. STEvENSA1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
a REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANkER
AND NURsINl. SOIAE nNIlIH

THOUSANDS both young aud old but especially mothers
and infants, every consigned the tomb by
mc above Stubborn diseases The misunde aud
noranee most predicting ply seans regard this ,-
scas", ani the con eIueut uncertainty ofcUr~ then
pe'cipiion', ~ subject o common among all
h,' WHO have suffered from the dscase, who have
Witnessed the suiietines Of others.
uiherciore, gives ~ much pleasure be able offer
U" hlS 'ass 81 sufferers remedy. which has
Herer Jasi la sngr instance, Ia tho most iggfayafe
cases 81 ts disease, where the tnnthcr aud child
nav" heeh coNet externally With eankcI over the
whole body, as well as internally
Many are the cures Ne have witnessed performed Ly
ines" medicines IA the worst stages Of Thrush ClHtsr
AMI NHrsins SoTe Monfh, even where the pacu hal
cans. '''-'
We present this compoun thus confidently because We
know u ~ only Ia he tested Ia be appreciated.
oc-S- ~ For by G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

MESsRS y. CHASE & observation-disclosures much
i sat anout the extraordinary effects Of the Rcsur &C.
ton or Persian Pills upon those about become tnothef
we~ere Undue 10 make trial ofihe. Ny At thai
time The mother OF children ant had suffered the
d"us and cScruciaiine pains during ami confna.
ment 81 each She haitsd every aud inuc
medicine but found hule relief SHE commence ID "a.
king the Persia" Pills about months fore her conGn.
nen Cher health be ing about length Of time
peNosl and soon after enahcdhy their 10 attend
Ia the cares Ut mother Ia her family until con6ne.
mcnt. A. the time she ed taku. tho Persian
Pills, and Tor several week 'cyous Size wa afflicted viii
dy hard cough and frequent severe CRAMPS,
use 81 tlic fs entirely removed before using half boz
10 with great confidence that ayisc those about
70 become mothers, Ia make OF Persian Pills All
thos" that have taken them IA shlornood have got
a'ny IN ~" same easy manner, aud about
IN '.~ Gays There dies not appeal be half the
ger 81 other I'M mites setting In aier confinement where
these rails are taken We unitcdly say neglect
taxing ihcu - they are In the reach ufhe POOR well
a. thr rich Wcd truly thankful That there remedy
which females easily procure, which bids fair - les
sen the world of suffering, which many them have 10
bear, au perhaps ic lives Of thou other.
wise would bc lost - ROBERTS.
A. % ROBERTS.
Rochester, May ith, 1898.
For sale by A. q. STEVENS.
or llfu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

Sr. LOUIS, APRIL ~.
MosE MoRh Ss.-The Louisa from New Or
leans for this port brought $50 Mormons from En-
slanf going To Navoo. There were lots Of women
and chidrcn IN the crowd. Some Of the families
looked like thrifty people. Many Of them will be
most woiullv disappointed on reaching the promis-
ed land.-RspublieaH.
JACK TAR's IDEA OF a LocoMorrvE-"whv,
blast the thing" says he "thcre is nothing ship ape
above board, or manly about. Watch ship now
with her canvass bellying out, laying down to il
Just enough show she feels the breeze tossing the
spray from the bows, and lifting her head over q e
seas as II she stepped over em: there's something
like life there. There's something noble about a
horse; he steps rs ifhe going, and proud of his
duty and able To do Il. But that lubber-bak, that
mere concern comes insiuivnting, sneaking along
crawl ling On his belly like a Numbering long snake
with pine in his mouth.
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corr,sponienee n Tie u S. Gaseff..
NEW YORK. Nlond,v p

N'tNNNi 7.
Exchange on Philadelphia is at par, on other
Southern cities there is no material alteration. 70.
reign bills ATE active at lO7alO7. on London. and
81 Jas 50 on Paris.
The cotton market has assumed irmer aspec,:
900 bales have been sold to day at full prices h,ut
IS drooplnsi Genesee may be quoted at Sc ST IS;
Southern flour is more firm.
But little business is doing-in fact there will not
be any specu alton until we have arrivals via canal
which are now almost daily expected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
TO THE LADIES OF RICHMoN AND
VICINITY.

MIS- buOhkLtN u DESTROYS oi nnuuncinr hcrrefurn
~ Infn tr Nnftfcrn cities Nth fu auI ccmrisc As.
St'ncnt % ilc most fashionable Micnctv articles con.
snf 90 bonncis silks. RiHhons. Dress Cars French and
american Atutcnl fiowcrs &c. of every style antgua
~ a oi which Lave been selected ~ herscif with tho
Attac care AMI attention, lui w bee prices
heretofore unsnoNn. Intending hereafter io pursue the
,sF 5efm entirely she can af'ri 90 sell goods lower
inan They can possibly hc sd no ly those VITO have he
expense risk lni trouble OF acrctif business
Having released large stock materials rcv " % De
Walc up nof crn tc nnsf mlunrraud Hf unusually loss
prices cal. tron those n srcIe. boo The above
nc IL respectfully solicited 10 fuc Goiicn Bonnet store
~ --L.--
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FRElGnT REnrCRn-

meeting of the President 1ui Directors offhr Rich
n uund. Frederic ksl1rf auf Potomac Railroad Gonna.
ny. nu the lhil tty of march. lei}-
hrtnrfd, Iatfhr o'nwinr reductions In tho rates oi
ffcgh between RchwoHI Hnd ccuuu poinfson TIC oui
20 Railroad be- and hcy hereby, uac fo take cfccf
roin TIC lirh i'y of AMI next va.
yH GrllH Ono crut VET huHirci pounds from rrric-
ucks Hal anf t.ri Turnout amt two cents frsm
lnutsn q ". Trcvillnu.t ana gof louisville.
On ffarr- Two cents per barrel lfom Cor iousvIie
~ Sal Iwn cents PEG sock fn third Turn.nu four
cfns io lnua1 tournouf. or cents to rrcvEan's an
ten cents fo GofleueviNc
On Hfsf Prrt ont fitirrr h1rroi "a cents fo Trrie
rcks 'ial. cents n third Turn oui, cents on foisa
COURTHOUSE, "a ccnsto ucsIran+ anI is cents 10 Cor.
tonsvilc q W. MACMTRun
mh % Trrars.rrr
OfroRT NpWRin
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NllIIII


THE undersigned, agent tr the sale n the produc
= u,n o, t,e iredesat Iron company, Is PREPARED To
ble Iron embracing Hat Iron from a. " inches Wle Of
any desired a. ckncss round and square from
End locomotive ANosi screw Mou; box aud nAnge Iron,
In their Foundry the Company are prepared 10 max.
nearly every description OF Castings, embracing Tobacco
Presses Gearing for sr mills cotton factories ana roll
Ing mills an all kinds IT ta.l road
ANehncry having been recently erected their works
the customers " the establishment have now guarantee
that their Iron wi, be- uniformly good u ,y-and vhen
requrc the Iron will be manufactured from Ieued p.
one 90 Cary street the lower end Of the Basin
ie = ia TX ANDERSON.
7 ONIONS, WILLINGHAM ~ DRENRY
SPRING GOODS,
Which they prepared ocr TO dealers by the niece
follows. 80 f'' -
Cloths, Cassimeres AMI vcs,uss
Irish aud French lineus
Linen prilinsS, plain ant striped
Gambroons. Gamblers aui Cashmeretts
Dfab dEie. French Tvils. &C.
Alpaca Lusres and Bomhszincs
Pengsnuary and Furniture Plaids
BED Tic kings ani Apron Checks
stocks Collars ami Bosoms
SIX amt Cotton Umbrellas aai PaIasois
brown aud B.eacheh Domestic
shecinss aad sh,rt.ass OF every description
I THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have IN STORE
Il their ial supply OF Foreign ami Domestic staple and
Fancy Dry Goods which they enabled oer 10 ooun.
Try Incrcha and OF ers az unusually low prices
ln their Hardware assortment 10 which ,hev have re-
Gently laade eonsl ieIahle additions they offer
Seyihes Of all kinds
Elwcirs Hoes
Trace claims
Vice
Hook aud Eye Hinges
Horse shoe nails
Anvils
sleige aud Hand Hammers
Spades aud Shovcls
Tin plae and VIE
Locks ofal kinds
Tea kefiles and Saucepans
Coffee Mills
Slltcra
Horse, wool and cotton Cards
Leading lines and bed Cords
Heads aui RcuS
Birdie Bits and Stirrup Irons
AT kinds Of Files and Raeps
Aueers. black AMI bright
Braces AMI Bits
Gousss, Chssels and Hinges
Norfolk and other Laiches
Sets ~ WEIGHTS
Parent Blsuees-To which they invite the attention Of
lne Town ans country trade. apl d3Ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
DENTAI rI1RCTRY

TUE undersigned having rrstri permanently in Rich.
mcni, rcfrcciII.y invites Hc attention of ls.hes and
gentlemen wishing Denial operations rcrl1rmef. 10 his
large af chocc assortment Ui inrouuVfhlc Teeth aud
fessueo t springs and clasps With pivots ffcd acc
rtoy boz point ~ color f1utc, &c, o. eludc the
closest scrutiny Tn dcfcrrn, Hni n nearly an cases per.
ieciy useful in mas cation ~ will gcrioru al nrrssss.
" operations hc Tccih both or their beauty AMI
srrv9iinn ohcc on Mau street, few dcors below the
BIC hanec Rank. RN WVD4ON
. Refe~races WIN Pumer. u u. Gcn1 Pesrsm d.
Ihifuhctaync, NJ Hroekcuhrough, 0enT Poyt0n ~ n a
Z ahcll and sidney = Banter. Esg. feb 81 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

d. u. & X T. G. DRY s CO.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2uf do7r 6e,5is cor.er Main d,
liM streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
FROM wAsItINCroS
correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

WASHINGTON, April &c.
The President, yesterday evening. sent in the
nomination of George W. Lay, OF the State of New
YORK. as Charge de Afares, to represen, the Go
vetnment OF the United States for Sweden and Nor.
way, aud to reside at Stockholm. The place has
been held by Christopher Hughes, of Baltimore, for
some years past. MIR II. is also sent in by the
President as Charge lie Affaires Tor the Hague and
MIR hhliar', of Alabama, for Brussels. The nomi
nations ore all good ones, and will give the umples,
satisfaction to all parties. MIR Hdiard hear hiehly
spoken Of; MIR Hughes is well known as a compe-
tent and faithful man; Mr. Lay was in the oi,h and
25ih Congress, and was in the Legislature of New
York, where he always occupied an important and
responsible position. He is n sterling Whis. an
honest man, well qualified for the position to which
he has been nominated, and every way fitted to do
credit TO the Government, and honor to himself
RalttnnDFa far II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
TRUSTEES, SALE OLE


VALUABLE SLAVES AND FURNITTTRE
pursuance OF an order Of the superior Count for
henrico and kcbmsnd, made the 3lst day of March
10 me present year. IN SUIT 10 Chancety in which Rob
I~aitiney IS pianuf aud John iieth and others are de
endans anf oi tao leeds OF Trust exc cute bv the said
Joh iet oce Gated the let fay of January ISL ma Ne
10 NE 40 Robert twahmey Trustee for The benefI Of
Lewis Rogers: ant the oher faied the I6h Of January
Isil 'llie TO james VI wi;kham and John A MereditR
trustees Tor tie benefit OF a Gwathtney and Of
lenpc IWahmey, beth n which sad deeds are reeort
60 u Dhhesterhcii County the undersigned on FRIDAY
ON Jay OF May IN the present ycar Al the Hell Tavern
IN TIE tiiN oi Riehu lud will proceed to sell al putr
ancou, Tot cash sundry slaves convey ed by the two
deeds Aforesaid being Upwards OF 20 in nmker consist
iug OF men. women and children. ant includ,r some
valuable golfers teli hands house servants Carriage
driver, cook. &c.
Aad IN pursuance Of the order Of Court anil Of
e same Two deeds Aforesaid The undersigned will on
me IN cay Of nc same month, May lSi2) az the Ware
house Of x II Dickinson opposite 10 the ice Of J,rncs
Szef son ia the SAID Cty proceed TO SELL al pub.
Sueon ioT cas' sundfy articles OF Furniture conveyed
" thc sai deed consisting principally Of beds bedding
aIpei some valuable cut glass; other ARTICLES of
house hold Furniture. N'e' "
Il The SAID sale shall not be completed on the days above
slpoinel they VIII be continued respectively from LAY
ROBERT GwATHNEY.
JAMES MlCKHAN , Trusteea
JOHN 4 MEREDITH \
nc sale conducted by
ap dtds Il H. DlCEINSo< A.,
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DEATHS.

Died, Yesterday afternoon. after severe illness.
Mrs. Jane Ellyson, in the 45,h year Of her age
Her friends and acquainianees, are invited to at
tend her funeral this afternoon, at hall past ; o..
clock, from the Sycamore Church, without further
nolce.
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FOR RENT

Nd possession given Immediately the pnn.r No., =,
omees TOR professional gentlemen. '''
~ ~ u Joseph II CoLaUIrT.
tNo Rooms 10 let on the second moor on man sIIseI
lNo uoors above 18th sT aud IN the mmediata ~
enly OF ne Exchange Hotel They are well adapte for
apf-tf S,yo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

EEFS The regular packet schr Ls9HhHs Capt Burr
S1kb hnnpp, now boating. will have despatch. For
wharf, or 10
az 10 JANEs FISHER SON
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Ohm VI. OR r. VI e,
LATE
nn EM 4. AAnDI NC

OREM & MORLING,
WOULD respectfully The attention of the rusto
w mcrs ot tho late hrm and the public generally, tn
my stock oi spring and summer Clothing which have
been selected will great care; amt being made The hest
manner, under my own suprrlut,uiarce eau with con-
hdCusc offer the public Clothing, which Tor durability and
stc Cannot uc surpassed u the United states The fo
lowing istcomprfsc Tatt nf my lsSoumcnu
Supcr Rue. Black. Olive. London Brown auI Invisible
Green Dress and rrpcs Goats
gc 10 30
DO Linen aud Bingham Coatcc aud Frock Goats
DO 10 d., Houses French
Do Round Iackcis various qualities
Pautlloons, of single mllld and Metino Cashmere
DO Hack summer Goods various qualities
Do Gauhroun anil Cant0ou. handsome .fyles
d. Fancy Iincu Drllnc. white aui coI1Tcd
Ncsi--@iis satin. BomuazuC, Chalcy Valencia and Mar
selrs
Shifts- Linen. Cotton aui Silk
Bosoms ant Collars, silk ans Linen Iilkfs
Stocks, travafs, Scatis, Suspcnicrs and CiovcH
six aui Cotton halt Hose
:. and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Rling Belts, shoulder BIccs
ALSO.
sample ~ the tups Fashionable G,ois kept in the
Northern Giles, which viii make Co order the latest
sislr.
Gentlemen in want of Clothing wouido well 90 call and
examine my stock, as am determined not to hc
passed. u point II chcapn"s 10y any Establishment this
city. u SPENCE, Agent
az 20 Main SC Q doors below Exchange Rank
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TO CONTRACTORS.


A SECOND hand Bir'uch NJ the yeJy best workman
snip and NOT very much used De hal the sub.
scubers low, by curly application has pole and shafts
with two sc'is Harness, fir ono two torscs
WALLER a THOMPSON.
ap - VI street. shoe koe Hill
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MOTTO T.

IT. persons inichc Ito Che uncrs.susi arc request
- 90 Oh como forward ant make plyment-thos' rcr.
SONS NirfrnarF, whose accounts ntr of long sannf
arc hereby u'r0fL that longer indulgence e1rnr and
r.. nr'. De fpn.ci DUDLEY & MEREDITH
7 We have sfII nu h1nf many frsIr1hIr goods.
Which We arc disposed Co sell very low, g. q CASH
ops ID a VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
BY Il II DICKINSON
TRUSTEES SALE or
VALUABLE SLAVES, STOCK. FIrRSI
1IrRE 4,

TRUSTEES SALE or
VALUABLE SLAVES, STOCK, FURNI-
TURE, g..
IlN virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed 90 ia. sus -.
- Oers- by Miles Macon. H." 9th March 1872 ami
rico and Abemsrs sla proceed 70 sell on TI.si,y
the ~ lay Of Nav n fair n the neHf lair av :,
the residence II The sal Macon the county OF Ino.
ver tabouis miles irom Rchmond) upwards Of 80 vain.
able and Sey sa,es convey 81 by me deed Aforesaid:
also, sundty articles House aud Kitchen Fnrr,n,c
he stock BELONGING IN the Farrfeli Plinfaton Inc
Plantation I'snsls ronsistn. the usual variev
rage snI Ii- win HarnesS ami the crops OF Gram
lies and FDdicr O. hand. '
Mshtll sl,o offer or sale affhe time the nfe
el OF Miles WAGON, being third tract OF ~ acres
o La.d situated near the FAIRFIELD Estate having her,
On Manufacturing Nil, known Maeon's Mil ami .lso
attacnefthcreto ''''
Al the villa ais, be sold 10, Of Plank ,ov
ing At me saw Nil ant some timber what Is called
Bulocs = Island
The above properly will be -olj for cash and at,urb
hs nue vessel m u IS tndspuiabc shail Of course
only sell in our hiuciAry character.
JAS HEATH,
rELnEN q MACON ( Ifusiecs.
no. sale to be eonductedhy
np2 d'hs II II DICKINSON, Auctr.
We have deemed m7st desirable sell the proper-v
ao'Nc Advertised Except the Saves. upon rer ~ &
ne purchasers giving bondan approved seeurv
me Mil property II which Mr Macon j. only one thiI
Owner Is subject "a lien OF 5000 WI,n, AMI NJ
college. Tho faru, except the DWe!hug House ami az
puTenances, garden &C, W tie either rubIcl or al
vatey tented on the ay Of rae. until the 5th Of N,v
oeTueAt-the rent o. Le ia pOuce AMI the proportion :,
ne agreed on between the Trustees aud the tenant or
e. by impartial referees
az 3 dds HA'oN'
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Nj A r | N E .
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water This day, Mt G O'Clock, A. NJ.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, Mt o'clock, a. NJ
ARRIVED,
Sehr Faith, Johnson, Norfolk, Fish, to Wom-
bic & Dennc.
Schr Superb. Shaw, New York, sundres 10
i Poe, Womble & Lucke, Williams & Hnxall.
VIM Ritter, James Co, l. Ludam & Son, Tyler
Taylor.
SAILED,
Schr Venus, Kirwan, Alexandra, bran.
Schr Marion. Higgins. Boston coal.
Schr Gen. Washington. Philips. iltimorc, coal.
Schr Patrick Henry. Mister, Baltimore. bran.
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore tobacco
Repatriation ErelaHse RsadiHs Rooms Cro,r ParieE
Henry.
Batk Mary & Jane, of Bath. in Hampton Roads.
waiting orders, 30 days from Hayre.
Also, light Ship in the Roads. name unknown.
Brig Alfred, Tyler, Of Boston, oil Hog Island
Schr Leave, Of Portsmouih-old fort barrels on
deck.
Schr Tuscaroro, of New Yuk-below City
Point-Bshore.
Sehr Constitution, Of York Town, at Deep Bot
tom gram m.
Schr Superb, Of Camden, in woodson's Reach.
Schr Charles, Of x edmond, IN Dutch Gap Reach.
Schr Charlotte. OF Kingston, in Devils Reach.
Sehr Faith, Of Baltimore, in woton Reach.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

Va Icc-hnrc Lottery. Glass 4. Tor Monday Morning -
pnze OF s5lnO '0'O. 500 3JlJ DO Of 500 Gc : Nos
Up drawn. TicEefs $40
10 Orders for rkeis in the above Grand Lottery sill
be met with prompt attention. t. addressed 10
y. STRATTON.
ap - Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

Capitals-s25Go. 75o iD1o ~ Of l5rl 10 Of 1000 p
80 ~ OF 90 ~ Of 30 30 Of ljO etc. - NosI3 drawr