Local matters report and funeral notices
The article warns Sussorivens to avoid subscriptions to carriers and cautions against the alleged corrupt Negro Lewis Lindsay amid route reorganizations. It details three funeral services for Mrs. Martha Slade, Mrs. Amelia R. Sumner, and Mrs. Sueanna Pleasants with sermon notes and church affiliations. Also covered are Sunday school anniversaries, a shooting inquiry involving Vivian H. Tatum, legal actions against Edmund Walls and John Walls, a watchmen incident on Main Street, and fines for drunkenness and Desproperty, with witness statements from Mrs. McCarthy and Watchman Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lindsay
Druns
Arremer
Edmund Walls
John Walls
Main Street
Mr. Seal
John
Ned
Lindsay
Seal
Ned Walls
Drunk and disorderly cases headline local notes
A string of brief police and court items report a man fined for selling spirits, a lamp-post incident leading to a fine, a watch theft case, and an inquest into the death of Jonathan M. Bradway aboard the Steamers City of Richmond. Also noted is Nicholas Lamb’s arrest after a tavern disturbance and Dante Moran's trial. a farewell concert by Jenny Bush is announced, plus a great sale of paintings at Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
H. Hale
Pole
America
Purcell & Ladd
Bennett & Beers
Alexander Bayal
Adie & Gray
BE Camm
Williamsburg
I Baker
Richmond
Elias Hal
Aintings
Ljthinet
W’cock
Watelet
Pastelle
van Coppel
van Zubroeck
Masgantha
Cartier
Mulier
Chimbreant
Hayman’s
Rapheil
Heniig
Jas
Verneb
Marcher
Europe
Vine Arts
New York
Elias Hale
Auctis and Comm
Marriages in Caroline and surrounding areas
On the 11th, Richard P H Campbell wed Maria E Coleman in Caroline county. In Washington, William F Noel of Louisa married Mary F Eddins of Richmond. In Lovingston, Isaac S Hite of Amherst married Annie M C, daughter of Dr Arthur Hopkins. In Richmond, Thomas Payne wed Virginia Dicken in Lynchburg region style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. G Parrish
Richard P. H. Campbell
Maria E. Coleman
Caroline County
Washington City
C. M. Butler
WM. F. Noel
Louisa
Mary F. Eddins
Richmond
Lovingston
Mr. Edwards
Lynchburg
Isaac S.hite
Died in Church Parlor and Personal Notices
Died notices list several deaths and funerals including James Henry, 21 months, with service at 4:30 PM from the residence on 4th between Clay and Leigh. John W. Bryant died at 21 from rheumatic affection, funeral at Centenary church. Amelia R. Sumner died May 13, Mrs. Sumner leaves husband and four children. Mary S. Patterson, 40, died May 14 in Chesterfield. A tribute of respect honors Dr. George CavariEsp, a promising young physician from Richmond Medical College who died suddenly before age 21 and had just begun practice. Sympathy extended to bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Slade
Bartholomew Slade
Cententery Church
Jos. Davis
Methodist Church
Amelia R. Sumner
Geo. J. Sumner
Broad
Grace Streets
Basil Manly
First Baptist Church
James Henry
Geo. W
E. Smith
Jas, Bray Esq
Clay
Leigh Street
John W. Bryant
George J. Sumner
Chesterfield
Mary S
David N. Patterson
George W. CavariEsp
Caulfield
Richmond Medical College
Richmond Markets Wholesale Prices May 15 1822 Commercial Record
Richmond markets report corrected wholesale prices for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, bacon, mackerel, liquors, hides, flaxseed, beef, cotton, sugars, coffee, and rail of various goods. Notable items include Virginia cured bacon at 9 to 9.5 cts, No 1 mackerel 17 dollars, and turpentine 4 to 5 cents per gallon. general market activity shows scarce goods and varied prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Baltimore
N.C
Halifax
Northern
Richmond
Cincinnati
Old Dominion
Burrer
Hull
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Joni
Powers Daguerreotypist Attracts Richmond Elite
Powers Daguerreotype Gallery at 189 Main Street Eagle Square draws Richmonds most influential visitors daily. He promotes his craft as modern and first class with reasonable prices and pictures guaranteed to please. The portrait studio, Sign of the Red Flag above Woodhouse's Book Store, also advertises the artist as enjoying the patronage of prominent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguerreotyes
Powers
Richmond
Main Street
Eagle Square
Woodhouse
Hagle Square
Jas. Woodhouse
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Antyen
Berlin
Ely Ious
Adjaense
Fillmore
Will Leste
Boniface Urlanis
Rope
Daranehet
Anita Gihert
TITAN
Pat Th Prin Ie
Bic
Berlain
Local Matters
Sueanna Pleasants
2D Presbyterian
Read
Episcopal Sunday Schools
St. James” Church
St. Paul’s
Christ Church
St. John’s
the Armory
Carey James
Cummins
Absalom
John Griscal
Tre
Gerand Concent
Jenny Bush
Metropolitan Hall
Jenny
Tim Barry Buiiren
Nicholas Lamb
Cary Street
Jonathan M. Bradway
City of
Rockets
Philadelphia
Salem County
N. J
Dante Moran
Sweeney
Licenszp
W. H. Langford
James Horner
4Th Street
Snr
Wm. West
Hastings
Elizabeth Annakir
West
Wicker
Salem
New Jersey
City of Richmond
Z. Mitchell
Ichmond
Talcott
Y- Word
Ferguson & CO
Barege de Laines
Bareges
Andles
Jackson
Mitchell
Davenport, Allen & CO
Garrett & Anderson
Addison Kenpath
Panama
Chagres
Eodawkw Purcell, Ladd & CO
Aptain Footh
Africa
A. Morris
Andrew H Foote
Perry
Lieut
Foote
United States
Commonwealth of Liberia
Russia
A. de Gutowski
NY Tribune
WMF
Adcock & CO
American Hotel
Andy Marseilles
Adams & CO S Express
United States Mall
Jamestown
Roanoke
Boston
Norfolk
Petersburg
Adam’s & Co
Steamship Express
Inland Express
Great Southern Mail Line
Adams & CO
J L McDonough
Zerman
F. Zerman
R R Duval & Brother
B. de Laney
Broadsway Post Office
M.gouldin
Governor Street
Franklin
J H Anthony
Columbian Hote
Congress
J If Anthony
Columbian Hotel
Richmond Dispatch
Smith
Alex. Duval
Prophirson
South 12Th Street
I By
Jacob A. Levy
Richmond House
Main St
Smith & Harwood
Abodeker
No 10
Valentine, Crenshaw & CO
9Th
Capitol Street
Capitol Square
Money Savings Institution
Keen, Chiles & Baldwin
KEEN
Chiles & Baldwin
ODA
Paterson & Jackson
Pulliam & Davis
Aucts
Roberts & Lancaster
Lancaster, Otey & CO
Dock
14Th Street
Main
Wirt Roberts
Edwin R Lancaster
John C., Shafer
Exchange
Bareet
WM. Sattler
China
Crockery
GlasseWare
NO. 7
L. Hickson & CO
R. L. Hickson & CO
Broad Street
C. m
Edward
Hickson
R. L. Hickson
Minh
Eee
Burch & Shafer
Sam’s Burch
Ap 1i
C&dtt
Frank Shafer
RM Zimmerman
12Th Streets
Ummer
Henry Shafer
Johnson & Bros. Cabinet Makers
North Second Street
Np 17
R M Zimmerman
UGAR
Ces Stagg & Shay
Christian & Lathrop
Japan
Sattler
Mainst
Egil Tao Usus Ay
Phar & Jacksons
Spear & Jacksons
Ile
Sutton & Brother
Francis Y. Sutton Jr
Francis V. Suttton Jr
Corydon H
OYS
Marseilles
Valentine, Orenshaw & CO
Paris
Bodeker
E &E
Thos. W. Keesee
AMCLY
Geo. J. Summer's
No. 20
Pearl St
Mayo Street
TV Kerse
Carter
Charles City County
Dry County
Messrs
W. H. A. Southall
James Collins
Hars
J. Collins
Practical Hatter
Aps White & Page
Mth
Orse
Griffin Wrisil
Ayottm
URBIN
Holkis
Farina
Cologne
Lyon
Kathairon
Barry
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