davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-26
Rifbmoma Dailp fubis.
II T. X M =

RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLlGTr, Associate Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-26

NEW AND MOST AGREEABLE RAIL ROAD
AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO RAITInORE.
VIA PiNEY POINT AND rHE MOUTH or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-26
DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERSHlP

NEW LAW BOOKS.
SAUNDERS REPORTS. vols. New edition.
- Tamiyn Evidence IN Equity
Rdiing Awards
Afchbo'ds Nisi Fdus 2 vols.
Russell on Factps AMI Brokers
Bfoons's Legal Murms
Enfish Common law Reports
Iaunfn wins 2
" States Digest, vol q BY Geo r. Curtl. Eel.
bacon's Abritgf 10 vols edited By J. BouveT, Pa.
Humphrey Pfaeueal Forrls. 2 vols.
Gfccneafon Evidence. vol y.
general assortment Lac fof a. tho lowest prices.
IN PRESS
Pennsyivana STATE Reports, vol :, BY r. nau, Esq
nigs % uc Engsh Common Reports
Geo ahauvcod and Geo. w. Bldds Esq.
Meesou 4 Wesley Etehequsr Report
Crahbt Lev % Real Properly, vos
euedsn on Powers, vols. For ale NJ Bootsors N
aui2 TRIMMER 4 MORRIS.
UALIECES, VALIECEsf-The gsntensn can Dad a.
No.s5 beautiful article Of lhe above which wiz be soh ehcsp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-26

Tc Wig the largest political sheet south Of tho foto
SIeept New Orleans and daily weekly
ect editions printed Cylinder Press propelled
The circulation throughout the whole
enjoyed by this pape-whieh will be greatly Increased
the nom thu daily aScsssions making-svss
nvaIied importance advertising medium.
Arrangements In securing with De
gree Regularity European and Home Correspondence, and
will continue TO lie made keep with the st
The Wing has heretofore steadily advanoe without
effort the OF enhance business
during reports OF proceedings
will be attended TO with greateste.
roLER ELLIOTT 4 Co
DAILY raperss SrsiwErNr, single s.; for
I've copies $40 WEEKLY, hs 81 1--WE copies for ss,
for slS-avays advance. Remittanees Ne
OF Publishers all where evidence
taken OF teposIe Of he Poet Once containing
nov.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
The GhernLnrs

The serious difficulties long existing among tho diff.
feron scons into which the Cherokee Indians ha been
split w, are in train Of adjustment Each Of the fac
tons, three in number, has delegation in Washington,
who have agreed to submit their respective claims to three
Commissioners, to be appointed by the President of the
U. States, with plonary powers The President has &C
eording'y appointed Albion X Parns, % Comptroller Of
the Treasury, Edmund Burke, commissioner Of the Pa
tent ofee and MaJor WIN. Armstrong, superintendent Of
Indian affairs for the Western territory The Board met
last Wednesday. waddy Thompson, Esq. IL counsel
Tor the Government tor Ross) party Col s. C. stsmbuugh
and Amos Kendall for the old settlers; and Judge Pas.
ehel and NJ ST. CLAIR Clarke for the treaty party"
humes Porter, chief clerk Of the Indian Department j.
Secretary Of the BOARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
"Pick-Wick."

Mr. Wick Uhe wOuld-be Brigadier GenersD has id.
dressed note to the editor Of the Union for the
Of explaining away his letter an Indiana Editor
read BY Mr. Rathbun the House. in which the writer
spoke Of his brother members our hands and our
lows, revealed the willingness Of himself and his ascot
aes buy up the Pennsylvania for the Tariff by
ehe duty Of 81 or advaOrem duty of4O per cent on
Iron, and threatened to e1coriae such Of the New York
Loeo'' as could not be purchased by duty on Salt
Wick ssys his letter written in fun-ihst was an
overflow Of humor which s known to be one Of his prom
insnt wsakness-altogether Pick Wek-isn in s meaning
This i' sorry suberfugo, MI wiek-espocialy ss the
vein Of humor lies deep for detection The letter i.
characterized by vugahy, nsoIenee and Of principle
but Wick may rest assured that he ~ no Youek
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
POWHATAN

Ats Meeting Of the Citizens OF Powhatan held At the
Courthouse Monday the 9th July 1896 for the purpose
OF sending Delegates TO the Rail Road Convention TO be
held at Charlotte Courthouse, Tuesday the 4th OF Au
gust;
On motion Of VIM. Scott, Chastain Cooke, ESQ. wa,
called 10 the chair and Willis Dance appointed Secreta
ny.
The chairman having briefly explained the object of the
meeting IL was on motion Of Mr. Scott resolved that the
Chairman OF this meeting sPPoint Delegates eouven-
ton, to be held at Charlotte Courthouse the 4th day Of
August next
The chairman then appointed the following gentlemen
Hiram Harms Col. H. l.. Hopkins DR.. Jno 3. Hsrve H.
Singleton Belt, Jas. NJ Harms Jno. NJ. Miller Willis
Dance, Richard Gillian, Jno. B. Tinsey m R. Cooke
VIM. A. Cseke, WIN. CrumP, Jr, VIM. Old. IT,. Gen.
VIM. Lyon, Dr. r. w. Royster and VIM C. Scott IN
which on motion the chairman was added.
On motion II resolved that the proceedings Of ,h.
meeting be sent TO the Editors Of the Wing for publication
and then the meeting adjourned.
CHAsTAIN COOKE, Chairman.
W J. DANCE Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

BY and nth The advice and consent of the Senate
Charles Mason TO be chief justice Of the supreme court
OF Iowa from the 9th July, when his present commission
will expire.
T. s. Wisos to be associate Judge Of the supreme court
Of Iowa from tho 9th July when his present commission
will expire.
Chas X Gardiner, 20 be deputy postmaster Washing
ton city, vice VIM. Jones removed
Robert ~ Mcmillan, 10 be collector Of the customs for
the district OF Teche, and inspector Of revenue for the
port Of Franklin, Louisiana, vice Robert Royster de-
ceased
Robt Patterson, Of Penn, to be major general in the
military service Of the u. 81 accordance with the proy
sions Of the act approved June &c, 1876.
ASSISTANT ADUTANT Generals UNpER THE ACT or Jurr
49, 1886:
Capt George A. Mccall Of the 9Th infantry TO be sssist
ant adutan general, with the breyet rank OF major
Brevet Capt. VIM. w. s. Bliss assistant adjusn gene
ra TO DO assistant aduant general with the brevet rank
Of major
First Lieut. Randolph Rrdgsy, Of the Sd artillery. to
DO assistant adutant general with the brsyo rank Of
tain.
First Lieutenant George Lincoln Of the 9th infantry TO
be assistant adutant general with the brevst rank Of cap
tain.
firs Lieutenant Oscar r. Wnship, Of the I'd drsgoons
70 be assistant adunnt general with brovot rank Of
iain' IN place Of w. W. s. Bliss, promoted.
IN rHE REgiNEu OF MouvrED RHLEuENr, on Tnnn
DRAgooHs.
Charles Rolf, Of Missouri, to be captain, In place Of
Bos NJ. Hughes, who declines TO accept.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
Three vacancies; one member (the Speaker no vote
Remarkable Revelations.

The Washington correspondent Of the n. Y Courier &
Enquirer writes follows
"No doubt exists that at the time when Mr. Nc
Lane forwarded the conditions hich have become the b.
s OF the treaty he strenuousy urged the Government not
10 scccpt them, they by be consider.
ed a. an umaum, but rather be taken a. an act
OF courtesy in opening the negotiations IL would there
tore seem strange the hrst blush Senate should
% suddenly have recommended the President accept
treaty thus proffcred.
The reasons were however, and such Understood to
have been assigned in the discussions that we had
every thing to fear from weak, wicked and ambitious
Executive, but nothing from Great Britain The Senate
alter witnessing on the pat Of the President series OF in
eonis'enee' OF character destroy all confidence either
IN his capacity or integrity, afraid trust the subject
back TO his hands after they had got into their
Hence they adopted the treaty. which not favorable
as England has before offered sind BY no means rs
much 50 might have been Obtained had there been
man at the helm OF Government in whom the Senate
could place confidence.
The correspondence communicated TO the Senate doubt
less surprised them. They learned for the first time that
Mr. Polk did not believe in te beyond the 49h de-
gree north latude-hat he very anxious that the Sem
ate should extricate him from difficulty in which his du
pciy had involved him-that he and Mr. Buchanan while
crying aloud for the whole Of Oregon this side of the water
and had rejected all the rms OF settlement proposed by Mr.
Pakenhani, had been insiructng Mr. MeLane TO induce
the British Government eer terms Of some kind or of
any kind, which should open the door for settlement
Amongst documents known TO exist is by Mr.
Buchanan 10 Mr. McLane endeayorng TO prove that we
reach no title beyond the 49th parallel and urging the Min
lister TO get an offer 10 that point # possible.
The Developments have excited great degree of feeling
against Mr. Buchanan for the part he has taken in the mat
ter and should he be nominated the vacancy on the Su-
preine Bench his confirmation is very doubtful An or
gained opposition OF considerable numbers and great VIC
lenee, already exist against him IN the Senate"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
The examination OF the siudent his vsnsrabis nssi-
uon eo'ed on tho atih and grsu6sd to have 8,
In power TO say that young seu.cn ACQUITTED
themselves very ersdi,ably. The Commencement, took
place At the old Presbyterian Church. on tho sssh u, in an,
presence Of large and nessn, audience Of cr,sns and
strangers Tho order Of tho Exercises wss a. follov,
Isl. introductory Prayer.
end Saiuts'ory Grafton, BY C w Cumpins,, Of Ler.
inston, Va.
9rd. Cincinnati Grafton. by J W Caldwell. Of Rock.
Rockbridge. Va. -
5,h Masters Grafton, by Lacy, Of F.y.u. county.
9Th: vsledieOry Grafton. BY A Miller, of Mou,rOm.
cry, Va. " "<''"
Tho Degree Of A. b. was conferred By Presid,n, Ruff
ne On me following yoaas gentlemen, Joseph w
MeCsmpbcl. aud ID L Ruffner
The Degree OF A. nj. was conferred on Alexander p
Campbell John Campbell. Beverly T Lacy Jas II Lacy
W. w r, henry smith Alexander Hogshssd.
Archibald Scott OF Georgia also received the Hono.,
Degree OF Master OF Arts. .
Mr. Ewell. recently elected Military Professor has VIC
learn accepted the appointment, lie IL spoken Of a.
gentleman OF hne talents extensive literary
and IN all respeeis admirably qualified for the place
Col John T. Anderson, OF Boetourt. and Chss. l.. Mo-.
by, ESQ: OF Lyuchburg. were elected members Of IN.
Board Of Trustees.
The Rev. Mr.. Msgoon, Of Richmond d.lixe,sd m. a.,
nus Address before the Literary Societies. on the evening
OF the 24th Mr. MaGoon evidently man of 6ns oenus
ana requirements, asd honor the Church 20 which
ne belongs As his speech will DO publshed in pamnhI,,
orm and distributed throughout the State and as ali will
mus have an opportunity form their opinion of in
we do not deem necessary notice more particularly
Tho next session will commence tho first Monday In
September and IL will continue 10 roc.iv.
that patronage which has heretofore been accorded ~
oy the public. It's claims upon popular uppot .rs a.
'u0ng ~ those OF any other institution in Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

u The New York Herad-a decided Free Trade pa
Psr-s fearful OF the result of the thorough change in the
method OF levying and collecting duues and believes that
much difficulty and confusion will ensue in entering goods
under the new system i great experiment says
the Herad-one that may lead serious embaassmenis
IN the finances OF the government and require mme-
daie repeal resort other mode Of raising re-
venue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
More of thc Prin1inn

The Washington correspondent Of the Nswsrk Daily
Advertiser writes appears that upon the printing Of
asnge document, Richie Heiss made elesr profit Of
$4,000 aud that upon sr their profit was sgI 6i7
14-tbs real cost Of them being but s54.3ls 4O-hus
making clear profit Of l65 per cent" Why this beat.
the Lowell cotion-spnners oil hollow Ought not these
Lords Of the Printing Press to be brought down psR
ortwO, - well asthe Lords Of the I.oom7"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
Sl,75s,OOO

But we may be told that the duty is upon the
sumethat what gained by the aboreI the farmer, the
merchant and the mechanic lost the community by
the augmented price Of the protected article That this is
not the fact the following exhibit taken from the books OF
regular dealers in the Atlantic Cities showing steady
duetiOn Of prices under the Tariff Of ls42 uumphanuy
showt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

u The New York Sum neutral paper, but with
strong leaning to the with Sc
yeriy the military demonstrations OF Polk Marcy & Co.
1t expresses the opinion, which will verify that Gen
Seous hssy plate OF soup seasoned with consider
able practical knowledge and soldiery common
His ability make quick dinner did not entirely unfit him
to Judge OF what eIpedient and necessary in the plan
OF the regular campaign.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

Bot few samples Of new wheat have been offered md
they are mostly IN soft and damp condition. and unfit for
grinding Unless farmers will great precsuuon In
having their wheat perfectly dry before IL tbrashsd IL
will be rejected when offered in this msrket To dry hsf
ter i' Ihrashed, s almost impossible By ordinary means
DsmPnsss IN wheat s we'll known be great objection
h nille in this city o, 1t would soon cause IL to heat
and spoil, in the large bulss which they are compelled 10
keep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
SSOO REwARD.-The house Of the sub.

W. UOUbB OF
~ ~ seuber in Park forcidy entered in hin
taken tbersfron; ~
One large double ea'ed Cod DupeI Watch Chain and Zeal
Whe Comedian stone with anchor BY Henry
dial. '' '''''1
One Amethyst Seal engraved L. saEs head ct I'm soh
one Soh Psne Case topaz stone, saR head and
the sids.
One Gold Pencil Case, topaz with turquoise
One Silver Pencil Case, psn knife attached MARRIED l.
oeer wha quantity European and American gold silver
coins, and come other mail articles.
reward Of IRE H4drsd Do1ss paid for the recovery
Pencil Cases. -
And Tye' Haadd Doays for apprehension and conviction
Of the burglar burglars ABBOTT IAWRENCH
BostoH, June 20, Ist6. M la
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

Iht Whs VIII MEHoo-A Washington lettor writer
sys-Ih nc recent orders from the War Department
OF invasion into the interior on or about the LEI o Ags
one wa Montey, under Gen. Taylor in person sno,b,,
under Cen Wool, via the Pfesida Of the Rio Grsnds In
Paial, nne' smother under Gen. Kesmey and Cen But
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

And whsrenders this statement mposnsis the fact
stated that before the coal trade in that
siOn this county barren support its POPus
ton.
BUT other classes benefited well as the agreutu-
rs The merchant and the mechanic participate IN the
general prosperity which they duse will be by the
following table from the same source
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
The " Briti.h ;, rnr,fi.

We have not published the provisions Of this bill. nor
'na we until shall have been finally acted upou s
should pass. IL may be amended In some Of "a.
important features.
Inc following table will show the division Of pare. Il,
N e.ss' on tho final vote in the House Of Repre-
'sn"n'ss' and also the geographical division:
YEAS -NAys .,s..-,
SIIrn. Den. WAH. Dsrn VAR. Dan Whi..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

But may be asked, the price Of Coal falls under the
influence Of protective duty, why do the miners desire
continuance We will the question. in the Ian
guage Of the Philadelphia n. American: AT Pictou and
Nova Scotia Coal can be board vessels 81 so
to 81 IS per ton less than be shipped from Philade
Pha and the freight from either OF these places Boston
is about the But would Eastern consumers gel their
Coal for 81 50 81 IS less than the or dollars they
pay now No. assuredy not. When the Schuylki navi.
CATION became stagnant pool and the Reading Railroad
was oversrown with weeds-when the prOpping OF the
mines had otted the Canal boats become eaten and
the locomotives cankered with rust then the Golfers of the
British PrOUiRees hariHs killed Of COMPLETION AND RI
VALLEY, by the fraernal abOs Of love eXempied by Sir
Robert Peel and Sir Robert Walker, WOULD IMMEDIATELY
PUT UF THEIR PRICES DOLLARS"
These statistics highly instructive, and though re-
laing to the Schuykil works less applicable to
the Coal Mines Of Virginia We should be glad bian
from the Of these Mines however, if practicable
such facts of similar character, illustrate the influence
OF their works upon the general prosperity Of surround
ing country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

NEwsFirEs PREss CsIFoBmA.-Wo are informed
Upon very good authority, says the New York Herald
thai ~ company with the new regiment 10 be- command
60 ~ Colonel Stevenson, gentleman Of New York win
60 win press and type, to establish newspaper 10 Cal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

1.-THE Resolution offered by Mr.. Hannegsn in the Sc
nate calling Tor information from the Executive s1pana
tory OF the causes Of the delay ia Gen Taylo movements
Is no, without avg nihcance IL masked attack upon
that Officer pAO becoming popular and we rejoice
that II rebuked by the Senate Gen. Scott. with full
knowledge OF the difficulties 10 be encountered declared
at the that would be possible to make for
ward movement, with greatly augmented force, before
about the LIST Of September and those who
with the destuuon Of the Army OF the Of Transport
tauon, well as Of the difficulty Of concentrating from
remote points immense force Of Volunteers can be- Of
no lossto know the Of the poSPonement Of Gen
Tsylors movement towards the City Of Mexico In our
last Norhsrn papers, indeed, told that Capt John
Saunders, Of Gen Tayors staff, had Just purchased
in Pittsburgh, five steamboats, Of light draft adapted to the
navigation OF the Rio Grande, and until their arrival Cen
T. will be compelled remain Inactive unless indeed he
mad enough, in order crafty the bsste OF such
men as Mr.. Hanncgan to move forward without the ne.
eessSy supplies and incur oil the hazards Of defeat and
disaster consequent upon such insane precipitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
The HlAA.

. n ne hhuden POwer.-Every per,or \. .o,..,..
$3.50 sonsuine OF a and xtr, o,d, :. -.
nav an important Influence upon IA. pb,,r,
sna eenera health Modern seientisr in,.,' ms
vi. a'ooen power To be the agent e,u.d -
suosauent discoveries shown N m n. - ana
Of many ..o,s " osheient action IN. sol.
- -.y renous and terrible Complaints. The.. ~. .
=, sae nevous Character those appertanin, 10 a.
VIZ ".,ous system IL. therefore, e.pee,lv ~. ~.
"s. cnfisties Gavanc Rings and M..,.,s r,as VI
me great simplicity Of invention !. = ~
sa % ~ ne invalid together perfect " M
~ appneauon Numerous phy.can. r..o,..asS -
ing and huid In their practice 'eeoomend The
For further particulars. see .averi...., 4, -
pamphlets rra,is by snr,,s 49,, ~
,ne ssenh Tor This city, Mes,rs DuyAI pRcy, 70
lSI Main street, Richmond. VI. ShLi> prusss''
80 je2t
w sand" SarsapariIla.-Th meden. IA. 49, -.
~ nigh reputation and continue, a, me-,
sea.rd taVor daily young gentleman on ON, IN
Re-, -., long time Suffering from serofaou. humor has
oehehued by using bo,Ies and A. eo.c,
- " ue for ,hort IL will efI-e, Ds,r.n.n,
VINO are IN any afflicted with human, nicer,
IN comp n's or deansemeai OF the dig.,,,ye o,s,n.
relief by using few bottles of mi, no,,n, NM.
o.. tss'I II E@EIs, Jhay rs, 1896. ~
- particulars, and eoneusiy, rvid,ne. nj 10.
,sen 800, 'ee pamphlets which be obtained OF m.
W Prepared and sold, whole sale and ,.,.n -, r.,
sANDs Druggist. Chemist. rs,.n p,,,
nioanNay corner Of Chambers street Mo- -
w Al fURCELL, Agents, Main street Rch,na.s 10 49,
Iuee, 81 per bottle or sir bottles for collar. W
EAHMERs' BANK OF VIRGUNa-
Vie President and Directors have declared q
= Dividend Of u the profit. OF the las, a,
ns1 ~, ON o. Alter the 18Th inst subject ABDUCTION OF
July o issSNse e '"e' JIG BLAIR, Cashier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

~ The Press condemns not severely than Justly
the conduct q ire President In confirming bis sppon,-
of the Field officers for the Volunteers TO rabid
Boooiooo poliaeisns Of hem without any military
rspusuon indeed any reputation Of any Sort beyond
their immsdisie local habstons" II the rank and 6e
Of the army b. filed BY Locofoeos sOno guess
there would be but skeletons Of regiments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

H000 Las CoPPERAs
OOOV 1900 ne ALUM
20 bbls. LOgWOOD
10 boros STARCH
h.esivns and for ale rates BY
~ ~ p. JonNsToN DrusgsL
LEAF-A apply Of superior Cod Leaf Jus rsesived
- per erprss,, and Tor taie By
~ p JOHNSTON Dusgiu
X iCE-9o uercs' prime Rec spdiss and for al. By
~ ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

n LADY KILLED ~ a RocEET-At New York on
Monday night during the cessation Of tho storm which had
prevailed during the evening the pyrotecnie display ar,
ranged Tor Iompkns square took place 10 the delight Of
copyrighted tens 81 thousands. One Of the rocker. st
or however N consequence Of not being properly
3D. was discharged amongst the crowd nluring several
badly and striking Mrs. Burke dead at the feet Of he,
husband on whose she leaning The stick Of bs
Iocke passed through her oins, causing almost instant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
ZONES q WlNST0N.

GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
REG leave, in rendering their services to the
- farmers and others for the ae Of Of pro
duee TO return their sincere gratitude their
m Vou Ever DESTROYS Of meny the patronage
OF Their friends BY the strotes
iul performance Of every obligation Incident their
correct merchants they will only say pas their
best energies shall be- tho Of property committed
70 their charge and in furnishing goods order aways
be obferved render ample prn
cipes OF their agent GEO r. PBAKE They have
and offer Tor sale on the reasonable terms
10000 ibs heavy Wessin SIDES snd shoudsrs
$500 lbs JOlea
500 bbis. No. and and uninspseied NJ q. Hsrripfs
10 hbds ". q. and Porto Rico sugar
New Orleans ami w. India Moias.es
100 saeks Liverpool sat
LaRuayrn Rio and Jaws Coffee
tons best sorted Plantation Iron
Cast Engiish, ~ Germsn and Common stse
% bbls Recthed Whistey, and oct Of ola French
and Virginia Apple Brandy, Bsnrardnsr's wbi,ssy &c
25 bbls best Wilson's Picsine vinerar
Lard. Loaf Sugar Tea
5000 lbL snith6eb Family Bacon hog round
bJ- Can ~ No. 20. Ia n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11
July II,Isl6
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

JuLY IL, 1876
lust received and for sale this day, the fol.
~ lowing New Works.
No. Pictorial History Of England, Csc
London illustrated News
Lolcon Pictorial Times
London Punch
WeHem Continent for Raiurday. July n.
July Nos. Fouieis chronological Journals
STOLEN-Two large SILVER SPOONS, en-.
- grHved T. T. w Any Information respecting them viii be
literally rewarded W application TO
ia 1I-2w JONRa A MINaroN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-11

NOTICE.
BANK OF VIRGINIA..


1-upn July 7tA, 1886.
VIE President and Directors of the Bank oe
virginia have this day declared Dividend ou, of The n
" TOT me h sir months by which Per Cent, hahn, ~ M
per snare viii be paid kholder- on and ane, ,h
in s-d3w s.u,Tr, A. :. aI'st the ION IN
EACHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA-
~ and Directors OF this Bank declared .smi
annual dividend Of u cent subject 10 deduea ~
per cent bonus payable Branches, wher ,s
Is regisered, on the 18th instant ~ '~
w. P. sTRoTHER. Gather
W The undersigned has now and generally Keeps for
Stock, and Stock Of his Bank ~ ~ 'e"'
" "-d" w. p. sTRoTHER Cashier