davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

ANEW IDEA, AND RIcH.-The other day
in the U. S. Senate. MIR. FOSTER a Senator
From New York, by executive appointment
soberly presented the doctrine, that a for
eigner in this country has as good if not bet
ter right to citizenship, than a native, be-
cause the latter is citizen by necessity
the former from choice.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

The New York Sun mentions the publ
cation in that city eff work entitled 'Weal-
thy Citizens O fNew York. which gives the
names of more than seven hundred individ-
uals doing business and residing in the city
reputed to be worth from 100000 TO $685.
100000 each.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

@They are manufacturing beautiful silk
shawls, worth 500 and S25, besides silk
vestings and handkerchief, at Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana. That's your sort
girls. Indiana is at present the sirth Stale
in the Union, and by the aid of the women
and our canal we mean to place her fourth.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

GThe St Louis New Erie says-"We
are glad to see that the U. s Senate by a
vote of 81 to 8 have passed the bill to grant
lands 10 complete The Wabash and Erie ca
nal. This large majority indicates that ii
will pass both houses, This grant will en-
sure the completion of that valuable i'm
provement. Success to such Improvements
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

GThe present Cotton crop, it is estima-
ted, will amount TO two millions five hundred
thosand bales. The planters of the South
alarmed at the increase, are to hold conven-
tons in Louisiana and Alabama.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

Or We have been presented by Messrs.
vs. c. BELL, Druggists, with a Bottle of
Blaze Ink, of their own manufacture, which
ace pronounce excellent. No one need
take our word for it, however, Try it for
yourselves.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

or See the notice of our friend, Mr..
SAMUEL ORR in another column-so long
and favorably known to our community and
those trading in this place. He cannot fail
10 succeed.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

6-Our Merchants are awakening to their
interests at last. Their orders crowd upon
US thick and fast. We publish a very large
edition this week and shall publish a still
larger one, next week. If you have any
thing to sell now is the time 10 advertise it.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

Texas DEBr,-Colonel BENTON, who has
made himself acquainted with the affairs of
Texas says the debt of that country is at
least $22 900 900, and that she has not an
acre ofland worth having which is not already
ceaed.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

GWe have been toe busily engaged at
the case this week to devote much time to
the editorial department. We have occasion
al to act the "deyil," and on such occasion
we have a ID of a time oft.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, ls45

NOTICE.-W. K. HAM is our authorized
agent for collecting moneys due this Office,
and for receipting for new subscriptions. He
will visit the neighboring counties in a few
days and we hope all those indebted to US viii
make itthsir business TO settle with him.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

OREGoN.-A correspondent of the N. York
Sun says, sour negotiations for the settle
ment of the Oregon boundary with England
are nearly brought TO a close, and the termi-
nation will be satisfactory to both countries
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

The New York Express says:-The news
rom Europe has had rather a favorable in
fuence. The Cotton market is decidedly
better, end the ~accounts for provisions is also
good. The slightest advance in Cotton has
a BENEFICIAL offer. The crop coming for
ward is SO large that any advance is impor-
tant.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

@The editor of the Insane Asylum
Journal, published IN Vermont, is about to
leave the institution sane man-Cured by
editing,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

GIVE are indebted TO Mr.. WICK, of the
Fawn for late River papers.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-01-23

The following imperial order from the
great Autocrat of the Democracy, comes
just in time to give the cue TO his followers
in Congress. MIR. Dromgoole's bill will now
pass the House:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
4 CONVENTION.

Appeal IN he good sense Of HE country.
We yesterday stated that our ncighbor Of tic
Times aud Compiler had mistakenly if not unca,.
d'dy. represented, through tn, whole discussion
Of the subject, the call Of Convention To be mr..
ged with the single view Of changing the basis of
representation, and transferring the sceptrc from
the Eastto the West and having thus chosen It's
own premises without sufficient reference or re-.
gard TO the state Of facts, had drawn from its fan
eIful hypothesis series Of deductions injurious to
the West, calculated TO excite the preludices and
unnecessarily alarm the fears Of the East, and
above all, calculated &c the influence Of that
PreH was prop jrlIoned to is viii to influence the
passions Of the country, and produce state II
sectional feeling extremely upiiyorable to that
c.lmaer which aoghf TO preside over the delibe
rstons Of the Convention.
What, in our judgment, has rendered this course
the more wanion and rePrebensiblc, is the circum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

July 10th. Is45.
TOBACCO.-This week the market shows more ANNA
ton, though there is change in prices Much depends
upon the weather From the country our are very
uniaVourabs 10 the growing crop; indeed
who confidently that than hall crop can't be
made.
GRAIN-whest IOOc. for July, 95c. for August deli
very. months credit. Corn 45c. Der bushel Oas from
wagons and Depot 35c.
CUT NAlLS-4ia5c
N. c. COTTON-6a61c.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowdcr 75c. to 81 so; Black
5Ua75c.
WHIsKEY-Bbls. 25c; hhds 24c
CANDLES-Spem 3ua32c; Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hull.
Patent he; Tallow l0al25.
COFFEE-Ro 63aSc Laguayra has; ST. Domingo
Gao; Java lO5alle.
HERDS GRAss-s7tc. do.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
FISH-New No. | Shad s7I,7} dull; New cut Her
rings from wharf Si;; dull.
FLOUR-Sslcs new at S5aS5l on Basin Bank-old
Sii to 10; Extra So; Family 81 to 81 at retail.
lRoN-Pig S35a37!; English $50; Sweden 800; Ire.
deRar 500.
LIME-7Oa75c per cargo
MOLAsSr:S-N. Orleans in bbls. 3ln32c; Porto Rico
3la33c; Cuba 3Oc
OIL-wintcr s05alOO; Fall strained sOus5; Whale in
bbs. Ale.
PROFESSIONALISM Chog round) 7susc.; Shoulder.
Ga7c Sides 7.nse; Lard eia9c.
PbAiSTER-Frum the Wharf, S2i per ton.
SUGARS-Markct dull ST. Crox sa95c; Porto Rico
65astc; New Orleans 10 &c.
SHOT-5Ic.
CATTLE--Beef from S3t AZ Sheep from 81 to 81
Hogs from 81 to4t.
N. York drafts 3p. CT Baltimore drafts 4 prem
Philadelphia Z" prem North Carolina .a2 dis.
South Carolina } dis. Wheeling 2dis.
Treasury Notes joi prem. Tennessee 3ds.
Alabama 10 dis. Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
To Baltimore 81 7 cents per be to Philadelphia ss5I
cents; to New YORK 81 Boston Rth~o"d
SIRE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
To the Editors Of the IgArg.

WILLIAMSBURG, July 7lh l5ij.
At om,etnz Of the Sciyeiona Society, held their hall
Sunday the 9th Of July Committee appointed
draft suitable preamble and resolutions expressive Of the
feelings Of the members under the sad affection Of Pro.
violence In the death Vi RoBERr II. HORD, OF Caroline
County late a student II William IL Mary and member Of
the SicyefOnian Society. The Committee retired aud in
q short returned with the following report which
iously adopted
Seldom never has the hand Of death fallen sud-
denly xpccedy upon Community than IN the mel
anchOly instance which few days
youth and hope and ygor and cheeed 10y the prospect Of
speedy return u his family und fie DIS after collegiate
course Of honor and distinction IN which he nod obtained
the degree Of Bachelor Ui Law" But this ford hope ho
doomed 10 be disappointed No mother s-i greet MS
feufn the roof that sheltered infancy the scenes II
hs bOyhOod, the home u his affections shall know him
earth forever. The friends who loved him for
his manly bearing his generous aud kindly heart, his Upen
frank aud chdke simplicity Of character, have parted
with him for tire ust time. Those Of us who yet remain
and on whom deyOycs to perform duty which oil w1uI
have willingly performed hld they not lett Tor teir fesgtc.
tive homeF destous Of rendering last sad butte hs
memory and Of tcsuiyng bitter grief for his loss, do
hereby resolve.
l. That tender to the mother Of u our deceased friend
heartfelt sympathy sud confidence for the heavy loss
she las sustained the death Of her son; and
ISOLATION IN the gfic which bows down her tpn, we
assure her that hs memory will be cherished by u.s. lbs
daily associates, az one Of the nobest Of his kind
= That will, a society, attend the funeral Of our
beloved member al the Episcopal Church Ia Williamsburg
ate O'Clock h,s evening.
3. That we will wear the usual badge Of mourning Tor
thirty days,
T. That copy Of these proceedings be the Rich.
mond Wing aud Enquirer and thu Southern Churohman
Tor publication and that copy be also TO h.bereayed
mother.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
SUNDAY WORK ADOLF SHED /!

II has been heretofore in the DAILY Offices
Of thu City, print Monday mornings on the Sab
bath. This brought about 5y the public ea
pcctng tho news Of Sundays mail to appear IN Mondays
paper
The proprietors of the different papers in Richmond
thinking that Sunday work Ough, longer to be encourag
Cd have determined. hereafter to publish the paper so'
Monday Saturday nght-;hus doing away the necessity
Of breaking the Sabbath. This announcement we fee
sure will the appreciation Of oil classes and We must
therefore, request advertising friends To send in the'
favou early Saturday insure their insertion IN Mon
days paper So lie, all send in their advertisements tono
for Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

RkprcrioS OF FARE WASHINGTON RAIL RoAp.-
We learn from the Patriot Of last evening that ct meeting
q" the Board Of Directors VI the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road yesterday morning. IL voted that fare ON the
washington road be 81 between aud Baltimore
on aud after Monday next that ticket for the round
up which will be good Tor n hours be thenceorh fixed
at 81 The way-fare to be changed the rate
fNAr INr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

The CJh Arnser'a'y Of our Independence was ccle-
bfaied at Amelia {. u b. Capt w,isigets Goe uoppof
Cavalry, srd the citizens Of the vicinity. Ate, tho Mill
'V had been carried through the uusl eyoutous perform
60 10 h1c STYLE they were marched into lsfgo ROOM pie
paIod 20 neat and sube manner BY worthy hostess
Mrs Irving The exercises Of the day were commenced
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

Aftiend Of C. D. Camden. Esq wri,es us ,hs,ws w.r.
In error. when stated . short time SINCE that Mr. c.
had sbsndoned the profession OF Law aud embarked in
Wooi-srowing Our information gathered from some
OF tho papers beyond tho mountains.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
A rLOOD OF A

FLooD OF ADVERT EASEMENTS,
The Business Cards OF ssseaty odd Wholesale Houses
Philadelphia reached late for this mornings paper
they will appear tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
prices firm -JoUR. Con-.
BOSTON MARKET.

IL The LErrER- BAG OF Birque PARTHIAN for Iay
epoo will be taken from Counting Room this Even
Ing, Friday, at o'clock.
ju IL HENRY LUDLAM & CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

" Our carrier. who delivers the Wing on the North
eide Of Main Street, has been sick for mornings
recently. We shall place another carrier on that route
when, hope, all will receive the paper regularly Such
Of our subscribers have failed to get the Wing will
pesse md TO he Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
PORTRAIT PAINTINGl

yINlIE subscriber bcgs TO inform his friends that
n he has taken the Msn Street recently occupied BY
Mr. Dodge, the Dry Goos Store of hossrs Warren fars
for the NJ PORTRAIT and Miniature Painting during the shou
time he wiiremain In the city
e ms few specimens which be seen by vstss ~
between the Ocik and and
oclJck IN the evening
b Pnees WI very and entire satisfaction IN likeness
and work warranted.
10 tt-2w EEANDER HTREETER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

" Range Of the Thermometer Thursday. July IT,,
at w. Randolph Co.'S Book Store, 121 Main Street;
l9o'soek, s6 . O'Clock u 5 o'clock, s6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

HAVING resigned the situation Of Principal
- N n the Richmond Academy my intention opsn
Private School the 18Th Experience
that IN admitting large numbers ~ pupils and consequently.
multiplying eacbsfs IL impossible fi and
action have therefore determined admit only such number
a. tsn instruct myself ad able Assistant and teacher
% Modern Language shall feel be Cuty
tr nd ~ puis CHRISTIAN principles and and sub
jet ton D that WhpefoBe restraint which of the
offsets o. Education. " there be any who unwilling
ectet n this restraint do solicit their patronage but
those wlo thus wng al the capab
Vf poHss best eG'fts will he used make children
scholars and Genemen. have aaed large and esnai lot ~
ground ~heha suitable buing will he erected In Tor
opcanE ~ the school Having from dc
unEuhcd Teacher n be enabled To select whom can
couhir ~ Associate.
Gsntsnrn who ray d~sre pupils requested 10 call
~ house 9Th below Grace Street
~ Ii-dN wB BURKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

HIM LOWS M'L.NE, our new Minister England, has
selected RAyDlLFu CLAY, Esq Va his Secretary Of
Lrgouon. Mf CLAY las held this office under Messrs.
Dallas aud Buchanan 10 Russia, under Messrs Mullen
berg and Jeugr in Austria. lie Is At present IN Vienna.
Mr.. CLAY, duuJ, rot. has become well qualified by
s experience Tor duties Of the Office and glad
any personal political attachments, for know nothing
Of him personally and politically believe he oppo-
Lent-but because we need qualified men,-men who.c
experience educotU, &c. i tucm tor the post, diploma
TIC stations abroad.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
GUNS AND RIFLES,

~ Richmond Manufacture.
FENHE n Of superior Gun RIDE, "
called 10 handsame assortment Of Ameriean
made double and Guns and Rides be found 10
this eountfy manufactures my sbop and under
uuperintendence. THOMAS TYRER,
Manufacturer o. Guns. Rihssfke. he.
HII No. 90, Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

AIz. Hs.r dag a 81 s'eleek a. NJ
ARRIVED,
schr Galena. Leeds Troy lumber
scht sarah Jane, Ricketts, Newark ballast
sehr Margaret Ann, Ward Sanlsch, Mas.
sehr Thomas u Thompson Whom, Plymouth Mas coal
sehr Ann, Laiiiret New York. coal
SAILED,
Brig Caucasian. Watts, Boston coal
SclIr Potomac, Duncan, Boston. coal.
Cra'ed for Liverpool BaTque Pauhan, Capt Geo w Allen
with tobacco and eGtton by Henry I.udIam 4 Co.
PoRT WALTHALL, July 9.
ARRIVED,
si'an'r Chesapeake. Capt T. e. Clifford having three
square rugged vessels
Bafqae Eunomu', saphe, from New York cargo and
ballast, TO IIsIaIl, BROTHERS l. Co.
ship LOUISIANA, Deuhus, New York In ballast to War
wick A. Batksdale.
Ba'Gue stephen Bner. Fand York. in ballast to
Warwick 4 BaTkslalr.
July O-saed Baqne Caroline, yolkmann Brennan with
tobacco and cotton from T.. W. DE voss.
BOSTON, July 7-Arrived, brig Ellen, (of Por,land)
Rato.lh, Richmond; schr Extio Robinson, do.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-Arrived, schrs Mirror Ave.
~, days from Richmond; Unon Hughes days from do;
Cleared, Catherine Amanda, Teal do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
Upper Appomatior Companv.

IL There will be a meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Upper AppomaoI Company, Fsunvne, Tuesday 18th
day Of this month July.
by Order Of the superintendent
mI-cM T. u. MORTON Clerk u. A. Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
ARRIVALS AT OLD PoINr HOTEL.

|
| p.....,.l 20 y A.
| a = R,n.., ~ ~ ~
| css..s,I,. "a 10 4, go ' ,yrspp
| HN.,,a,.,v~T y 49, LII
| L P.,...hurs-I.,,.. n vc,,n. Mi. y... A. A..
Mrs. Young, Mrs Buve, DR. G Couch. John Do,n,a IT,
John Stevenson. Thomss Smyth, Thoma. Wsllsee. N n
Martin and sons Robert Martin Geo w Field R,.h,,J
Thweau, Rev j Leyburn and lady Geo w Rol,n. 80
| lady, X = Thomson T. n Rob,rts,. 4 4 R,,.n
| Charlottesville Harmsusou.
| Riehmoad-Mr Reese, Chss 1. Scott. JoAn r Tame,
and lady.
| King wilism-Dr w woru,iv .-.s..-r..t--
| US Navy-J,mes r Harrison Jno p Tavlo,
Chesterfield eouny-wm Hancock.
| B,luma,.y j Hem, o.. .-a-g
| Fayeusvlle-W q Bc,sd,.o,. 8
w,pSx,pAy. Julv @
Lynehburg-J. W. Morgan. Lady, three children. and
| two seryant 80
| Recommendations J. Ev,,e Ab,,r, avs md 49,,
daughters, A. Robins., IT. Mis-, A q Rohi,.on MI.
Robinson, Dr.. Richie. William Jordon. NJ lone. J. n
Fry and lady. Miss Emily Trpieir Mis-, r. Trpie,,. Mis-.
Miss MARY J. Clarke Mr., a. So, W
kng wIham-Maj loo. ). Kyrm
New Yo,k-P Miles. .... ~
Norfolk-Mi.s Gray Waller Bl.w
New Oriean.-R r Robinson
Moble-Mr Smith md Lady chiIi,,p md .e,v,n,
North Cafolins-E G. Bnwdoin
wiltsmsbury-B. h. Douglas I,.sn,d HcnI, VIM l.
Henly. ~ -
Missssippi-Hcnry X. Carter, lady and servant
Sarohne-Ms. VI. a. Brown.
Hanovsr-Miss B. A. Fontaiac.
Lexington, va,-Dr RnfIuer and l.u.b,c,
Heurico, Vs,-J. b. Young, Misc s. Brooke, Mis-, j.
T.. FL 10. :, -
Petersburg CHARLES l. Cabsniss and lady. Jno. w syme
and lady.
washineton-Thom Jenkins, E. Kinsm.a.
South Carolins-Thomss Evans con and servant
pinwiddie-R. 4. Haskins.
Louisa County-Dr. J. C. Smith
King Gcorse-wm. X. Mason.
tamou'h-D. II. Gordon, lady and servant Edward
rhziush. John Lane
=, Ihos'eiheid-Mt J. Lyle, Mrs. Lyle and servant,
ps,, - nye' Was m n Lyle
FeI.ncL .hn,,",iash ~ "''N se''"'''
~ e" "".. ="
ARRIVALS AT THE PoWHATAN HOUSE.
:, Amel poe! Scott, Miss Scott. 7 Scott. Pa.ehal
No,t,way-Edvard wipvo N,., wi,,,
NorfokyG ii,rei' "'"s0' '''' " '"s0
Lynchburg-wm Il Lanshorn.
Car"line-G Gschel. Mrs Brown.
Charles City-Beri Harrison.
Wilamsburg-W w Coke, Mrs Coke. Mrs Richard.
son.
Louisa-Doci Meredith.
n.noverIh,s' foan'aine, DR. Nelson
Ao.marieGE~d Coles, lady, 3 children and servant.
Gs s,aaGl"'s Ifssn.
M M.i S..,.c%G : F = E,ssssh.
N New c, lin wG s.dsS;,o, p.,
$. Carolin,-D, Lewis md an NJ. c.,.,a .oa -.
want, Mr. Pe.irrne, W cOrrie, Mr., HolStoot Mr.. Gail
Georria-Miss Campbell and servant, w P.ui,,,. w
Markham
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
See the proceedings of the Stockholders.
AlLELLA- cnl,rrr

az We cannot at prcsent, find time to reply to our
Clsfksburg correspondent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

on the iBh uit ~ the Rev. Arew Broadus Mr. H. DEW
10 Mss NNEY BouLWARg on Of King q Queen,
or Enquirer VII please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
LAND FOR SALE.


4 OFFER for sale my Farm in Essex county,
lying Mefs Tavern, and ten miles from the Of
Tappahannpck This fafm 5s5 thirds which
cleared, balance heavily rnbefed with oak, heko sc
Abundance NJ fine maize which has been used
ten.vely great advantage The cleared 1i divided
three 6eh--eaeh n which will om 3sO 900 barrels
COMMAND have dout by ndicous the marie they
b. made double that qusnty. The improvements
NJ large Dwelling House, bu within the egH years,
every other neceary out housca good ORDER having
buiH In the last years.
third in cash will be quedihc balance may be paid
aud The credit 10 b. secured BY deed
81 rus upon the property.
DO tt-cwsw JAMES sENPLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
J. T. WOKD'S OEEI1yE.
OATS FOR SALE!

WE subscriber has for sale at his store. on
i'h street opposite Shepherds prnns ofhe. good suu-
ply OF PRIME Oats srosn IN the Ausus, They Al.
well CLEANED aud superior the Oats lower coon,ry
Corn Meal shorts &C soh At fT psses. Oh customers aud
tie public in gcasra q call.
ia lc-gt pnoppr "a, ,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
S25 REWARD.


- AN AWAY from the subscriber, in the city
~ Of Richmond the 18th day Of May last Negro Man
named DAVID about IS Of black, about feet
inches high stout built had roundabout ard OF Gsgo
leans marks rcoeeted purehared DAVID ~ Mr.
George PoindsIcr Of nfico which nebouhood
FupDosr he may be lurking.
give The reward Of Twenty Fivc Dollars any
apprehend him and him Jai, him
again deliver him Mr. sas Omnhundo myself In the city
Of Richmond. and will pay all reasonable orpsn-cs
ia iI--cu J. A. STOKES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

Insunpee be effected any $500 % % $4,000
BY application TO HENRY DUDLAh,
ia Sly hehmoud, Va.
Physiesa The sOsis,y, AUGUSTUS q WARMER, " 0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
POWHATAN HOUSE,
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

'INHE subscriber having formed a copartner-
- ship with John A. Robinson. business
conducted under the firm of Williams a. Robiuson.
Upon produce in hand liberal made Flour Of
all grades and best quality will be
personal attention will Wheat Flour
and all other eonssumenis directed To
r. 2O-c2m THOMAS WILLIAM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

EIs~p qf Rat,se, a. s,.ra.e, Of slOO. o. ,-rie "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
NOTICE.
w. p. TURPJN'S OFFJCE.

dawing vii take place day O'Clock the Exchange
Capital $1,000! IS Nos - Drawn Tickets 81 paekase will
cost sj,75-tbe risk viii BE- g. To be 10 O'Clock
w. r. TURPIN,
No. Idl. East MAN Street
Ticket Nos ~ ~ Goa Capital in Alexandria Lottery No I6I
Extra. sod and paid by TURtIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

fTst FOR SALE OR RENT.-rhe House aud Lot
ll at the North East OF Main and 5th Streets,
present in the OF Mr. Henry L. Brooke
Gently purchased resdence another
be intends remoyng TINS property well
particular description Of
buildings have all been thoroughly repaired years past
and excellent order The
modating and immediately Apply
Henry ]. Brooke. ESQ.,, PHILIP 81. TABB n srN
Once Main above Bigger Lottery Office over
he ROGER IN Nj fsu. ia -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF f lie b m q n d.
Hz. Hs:er tAI. ds, a, $! s'eleek. A. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
ROTARY PUMPS!

SUCH are the demands OF our business nj home,
~ that shall be eomps the North by the
OF July Those persons therefore, who Of
Pump had better themselves Of the opportunity
getting before start BY application depot No. I62
Main street Richmond Va
je 6-d6theim WILLIAMS 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11
NUTICE.
LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

NHE Prcden, and Directors Of the Louisa Company
have declared Dividend OF Three Per Capital
Stock paid in. payable 18th day OF July,
~ Ill n. w. TALLY. Trrn,uret
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-11

THNHE next session of this Institution will com.
Il menee the i n juy-at witch lime. or the Students
having completed tCir Academic will
Others. FREDEE!tN WILLIAM COLEMAN.
0r Addrcss-Coacotd Academy. Caroline county.
June 90. 1876 e6t