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+. II. CHICHESTER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
no. HI Fultou-strcet,
VRODhIYN a.S
TO GESTLE1sEN OF TASTE

TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE
Nd FASHoN-M.GNE TAILOR. l:G Will.lAM-STREET,
n respectfully the gentlemen OF that he Is
located h. litcrs 4>c that having
hnI several wears experience the Frch metropolis aud
deyon. WORK, he N be able to me
yAsHtox chcnp for cash invariably and as
ncricc ~ Country Thankful for
he solcts continuance Of patronage AZ i'm
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~ Free CircuIntior.-itis now a nn'S"FS"'f 49,
.,,,-,s,es Nxvs LETTER method oil conveying
circulation every place of business and pubic resort Ia.
h. dom, % much or the Advertising public tina; all who nave
commenced the u. this invaluable medan reheN
ih the paper rancd for the brief comPFenen-
o,,rn. manner reading department; Of The
S'e M Ia. established reputation unSnos By o'ier
paper OF short al age
Remcnbcr. 9Th Nuribcr Wednesday, Ma! D.
'>,'I, u Le ,en, in On Tuesday. oIhces, Wall and
~ rs.xr BylLpIsc lover s,cnesr > Sd story
- J. /. KINGSLEY.
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:. Su,EyyNE FLOWERS

s,PRhNG FLoWERS-A scric Of beautiful moral Tale by h
- Tp.tRrox Eai,rcss c the SHASoS published an
a. s,lo =, ian ruI,on,rcct Price - cents a26
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CLOTrEuNG EsTAELEsslMENT.

rE,E Subscriber opened the - Eowcy fashion,
Talorn< Establishment Offers TO his treud astlha Pub
lie very superior of Spring Goods OF fc --latest STYLE
winch the and &on Ct all who WI FAVOR
HIM ,,i,h ;hor natrou1.e ROBERT A. B0UT0N.
Tho ut,r Drpart Nv Nr. Charles Bouion
formerly Gray Bouon good assortment Of ready
r,,,Ic Cioain- -lury, on a2G:5In
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SPRpyC sT.YLE OF HATS.

"a CoNANr 2-0 GRAND-STREET, would respectfully IN
OF HATS and ean rps al viii a.
cqr,l in ighoss fah aad Durability 10 iAe met e>
hlislmcnts III the city.
l,rre and fashionable of CLOTH CARS on hand
AID will he for sale complete assortment cf
Mems and Boy. Lcghorn and Straw Hate
COSANT. fashionable lipt:or, $50 Gran'-si.
r.lo- near Allen New York.
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u,3 lw

Mapy persons complaining OF the non-reeePt of The In
unc whose subscription papers not YET returned "
our Office We every Who i missed himself or VINO
hears other subscriber IS not s'S'ed' 10 give " o'
the fact any name, street, and number explicitly
u Our believe that the character of The Tribune
T., cp,lc II to wd clgcuaior aectfmy 'oheir"d TO
M h. ccrneudn- II. TO their friends and if te not much
,oI;c ,c,ra Us the name. of those Sho viii take 1t.
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CLOCKS. CLOCKS.

undersigned takes the Tor the ale Of JEo'
4 ERtSS CLOCKS. = their Clock Wareroem No HH froad
way viii 81. their PATENT Eight Pay and Thirty Hour
Bras Clocks variety Of patterns ~ the cHf Vhoeae ae'oT
prices Merchants dealers Clocks would do well call and
examine before purchasing Also assorSlt az " Coz
iSaAC y. niHspAhr-
B-paricuiar pad Retail Trade Every dessp
,inno Of Cl,cks rcnnired and warranted mi u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-04

A. ycw-Vorl. Historical socict! I.ect"res.-Ml'.
will deliver two Lectures al w; tuI'V-'
ON t.lc-cax Antiquities. These Lectures VIII comprise
,hc results company WIN 'r stephens IN
i,o.ri-y Chlp-s and will embrace d:crp-
,cn a; the copoa luirse" santa Cruz DEL leTc.
,.,c,,nrc t)co>inco. raeuegc and Uxma They wih I've
Nv acc.:e drawings Of Temples, Palaces Scuiptued
Frre and Tablets showing advancement ~ tne art not
,i :. bayc existed among the aborisia' OF Amen
nYsct cr coz, from the front OF ONE o the bu'd,
mos AVID casting tablet of nerogyphcs ut PanqHc' VIII
be exhibited. -. 4, L., Al, -.ho,s 9. ,,.b
"cc on Monday evening Nay g. Mr. Catierwoos Lee
W., vi follow o W ed, csay evening 81: and Friday evening"
It'll MAY. =, On - l., t, o., ,,o ,or ..o,os or T,r,.
, G. ~ c,rI A,,.r House .9 Broadway asd r. Grower c
Broadway. ., o..,o.L
l CO.. " H. X. WINTHROP Rec. Secretary.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

=,
!JR JACOB T. NARLeW keeps constantly hand large
N Groceries hs store OF ats anc
yaa--t-ee h and me public
generally with the taey cseap and vel
,.Icc,d =. ,., =, IN. ritv ma
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GEaAEEt2.-i article le best III tue uhttn
~ State. also ehea than he purohasd elsewhere
KINGS Paics: Clair Nar:rooln, IA broadway
n BSome OF Tie celebrated action and
a2q I'm
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NIENs ATU TN lNARE

OVENS AND TIN WARE.
OVENS ri" the patterns warranted
"a 10 bake money returned Kitchen Furniture of all
kinds. Grooe fitted Cans Scales Weights. M:asae
c cheap cash. Vesey between GeenH'c and " ahns
RoOifoi "ON.-t.i.
= 70 HnEted "a Nv
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C,FPERIOR To ALI. OTHERS NOW IN tSt-i NEWT re-
- specially nior@ ih Public ,ha he continue To manufacture
esce old stand No 20 udou.tre near Chambers no.
ietead earnestly hV'd
to call and acpie OF the and the care TN
can be nut up requiring bedkey lie i.
,wov. appy 10 exhibit purchase aud
,bo.c he do e lie can hundreds Of respectable
citizens who have tested II by use -,
Io-flair Naiirasse Fe&er Bed and Paiosses. n r. The
s,ia, ,r.le ,,,,rhd a22 CIV
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RDaHnENE: ri yEW-YOEEa.

ENTIENEN vi>ar New York VII nd quiet and pleasant
" honc at the GRAHAM HOUSE No e. Barclay street where
ample all tines reserved for ra ISN'T EoaFder
and Afforded at moderate pricc. day week No fumes OF
Tobacco or Alcohol fo=ad The atnohere NJ
few permanent Boar!ers val be taken. ROSWELL @oSS
Ncpy-N York. Anrl Hin l9tl. Il
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ssYEs'S FEELS.

4 SAFE CHEAP aND EFFECTfVE VEGETABLE Me-
DICINE-Fer sale wholesale and F.in' at 10 :Ion-si ~ l.
THTWERE NAV testimonial IN their favor nese
w PILLS stand lnca effects the various
d.ensc. incidepi syicx. u Fry them - 40
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RoI.z.l,p AND fr.ATEws, RRAss.

A.E Rolled and I1tt5s Ei>s AV De
a found at JAMES NOFFET III Pracc siroe' near W oor
II the Lowest market prices Likewise very superior are OF
"oonor. ,,-,.. az II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-04

BOARD WANTED.-rhrcs young gentlemen wish to oh
II u BEARD on moderate terms family he:s there few
no oardcr they enjoy the substantial comforts OF
home partial foil hsard nc location
must he Prnccsi:ee an rot great distance
from broadway. References ceiaEged Address X j. - at ths
oeire with real AID location mi SITS
ygTsSTED.-A eurneyr.an Bread Baker. that eomre
~ nt give reference, apply at Nc II Lc
nsrd hli u
ySTANTED.-Two or Girls, WORK on Wind-v Shades
" Apply at 20 Ann-sireci III story ".f u
REMOVAL.
a have removed their Wos Warehouse 20
No ~ ny, Exchange Place, ~h.re they o; for
sale fun assortment ahd domestic Wool including 10Y
Saxony and Spanish Sleeps and LAMBS DOL IA
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EaRuro1s SALE AT 4 fsARGAEN.-

80 4 EAkNa FOE SALE 4 i q Fs+NfSS.H E!N'
f the Township of West Orange and County OF
containing Il wanted shlt,o! III
ycd into Meadow and Wood Land with 4rrc House ard
Barn. and Fruit Sid Farm good state OF
lion AZ, ndispstalc posse Immediately ALSO
failing the door; a>o two h"c sprn-
also will sell MS stock, horses hogs wagons ana farming
sI. The distance iroi ad Farm >ix miles Oh the
rc ron cadisg To Berinssona and sight OF
YrsYork Payr,ens easy part may for five more
For further particulars enquire of
HENRY PRIEST Ill oraRre-siree- Newark
" ~ would .vc..nrc for Newark pr.rerv
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- c;.cu,,,;on-l,s now a un:ssrsaIy known Iaei
~ = -. L rr-rp ~ .i.c ;rue method ofeonyeNlng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-04

Sold at q Diy,on.,trcet and 10 As;or House. nj La
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WHOOPING COUGH.

viii and gcasos Candy good Tor the Wnoopns sourh
i"e'' " W DR.. ROGERS.
The undersigned used Feascs Hofehoand Cond; with IN
bounded success and recommend 1t 10 Az 'sose "no axe a m
pulmonary diseases.
H. AVER collector for York Railroad Co II 20 Second 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
NEW YORK M.prcrs

co. new YORK MARKETS. Nov. 6
oiION-Sal.s for the week ,soo -,
81 10. nj ~. orleans at
FLOUR, GRAIN, &c-Thc rce.in,s Of w..,.
.out arc light the demand moderate and 49,
unchanged. 1900 bbls Brandywine. d.l;vsr,hIs
mere, brought s6,3il Rye -four is scare, anJ
an'eu, iooo bus good Illinois Wheat sod a, q, az
Hso seus readily at 81 zoe. North Rive R,,Is'..
-, 90 62te according 10 quality. Nor,h.,,
, pa'S ~ /" Soc. Receipts or Corn mod.,.,s aoon
III ~, 'hio brought Csc, weight ond $500 Je,,.v M
h,rasure, $500 Southern Csc, do. y"
4l2. ~ '" VIC uaos at ~ a
SrlR!TS-whiskey is dull a, 20 Ole
oo1aRS-Aret1ull. Auction safes of 81 r,,o;x
s"1 tyr decline Of ct ID on ,hnt de,crin,on
IobACCO-Kentucky is Inactive. C,b. a.,
1 1S ano declining. Stock on LIST Nov. a77I MA.
'Tg;snd 299 Va. and NC. '"''
rnsirH IS-Co,ton for Liverpool p,ek,, oe
9Th IS aiken at 3-l6 n ID. P'eNe' OF
EAIhaNGE-RSre OF Foreign r,,b.r ,.,d
rs. 90. ~ pr CT prem. France
10 Day-Flour is better; Gcnesee sell. 6..l.,
60; '1r ooIs were sold at 5000, and holders al
DIX itoy Isquick at SO; Ohio and Micbis,n .,s
worm 3d. A cargo Of Southern Corn sold ~ sSto
cargo OF Ohio, North about ut csc.
rye brought GO &c delivered. Barley 20 20
OK &c Tor all qualities Jour. Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
From the Ne~ York Courier and Enauir.r.
"BOZn IN ANEpIr,

In speaking Of the Knckerboeker, We intended
70 nave added that We glad to I'm thai Boz-
was going 10 lend his valuable aid to its nttractiv.
pages. The intelligence OF Mr. Dickens, Intended
VISIT 10 this country, was unicated IN r,ccp,
euer 10 MIR l.. Gayord Clark, the Editor from
winch we are permitted To make the following CT
trae'. In several previous letters to MIR Clark Mir
IL ckens expressed the same warm regard for A m,,;
ca ana Americans, which he manIiests below Tho
reference IN the opening Is the death of the Edi
tors only and twin brother, the late gifted and IA.
men'ed Willis Gaylord Clark, Esq, of PhiladeI.
phia.
81 condole with you. from nv hear.
on the loss you have sustained, and feel proud of
your permitting me to symplthse with your uffi,c.
uon. IL 10 great satisfaction TO me 10 have bean
addressed under similar circumstances by MANY of
your countrymen, since the CURIOSITY Shop, cam,
10 close. Some simple and honest hearts in the
remote wilds OF America have written m. letter. ON
me loss OF their ehiliren; 50 numbering my little
Doom, or rather heroine, with their household poJ,
and so pouring out their trials and sources of COM
Tort IN them, before me friend that have be.,
IneHpressIoly moved-and am " heneyor think of
them-l do assure YOU" "You have
already all the comfort that could law befor Won
al, hope, that the aectionste spirit Of your bro.
lher, now IN happiness, shed into your soul
ihe peaceful memory of the dead be with you!n
Il am gong 10 bring you an article for good old
D'edrick. For on the fourth Of next January IL !,
PIenses God, am coming, with my wife, on a three
or Tour months visit TO America The British and
North American Steam Packet will brin, me. /
nope, TO Boston, and enable me in the third week
OF the New Year TO set my foot upon the soil
nave trodden IN my day dreams many times. md
whose sons and tdaughters) yearn to know and be
among. ~
i hope you are surprsed-and hope no, un.
pleasantly Ever faithfully yours,
"CHARLEs DICKEHSo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
Extract Of letter from wA,nneros, dated

e-'oe
The p,ineir,I toni.
n.I,,-.r "p~ ""o"ss' inc 'srsss Ia our
-. ,"s.' Tue rumored misunderstanding
between the Virginia trio, Messrs. Wise, Gilmer
and Mallory. I have tried In .,,;,a =, m. 80;
eulars Of ,hi, omipo,, o.,.,,,.,.. -.
lar, -, a.. ,..", ou' could only
-, =" WIG au'no''y OF rs~'r, that letters havs
passeu between tho two first named gentleman
One thing is certain, and tina, il. thu, h.,,., .,;-
rit is beginning IN ,h.,v it,, a. m 80"
.hl. ., =. "s" "se" y" o." SUES arm
''y' "o" information derived from many
sources, that the Whiy. Va m com, n, m. ,,o,,,.h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

lSpco Foco gain, n.
ONTARIO.
M GRAHeEE y siss'sd 10 Congress from the
Oo'aro D'''re. by majority ofabout 900.
Correspondence ofus New York RIpTssa
ALBaET, Nov. lth-T a. NJ.
THE STATE AGAINST US.
We have no news to send you that can be deemed
favorable and look 10 New York city with the hope
OF hearing good news there. Here We have heard
enough 70 Know that We lose all, and the disease IL
contagious. Every county in the Senatorial Dis.
ret has gone against Us, and west and east, ss fer
IS we have heard, we hear the same news. The
details we have seen in form suffeien, 10 know
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

f5s The lady, who is the subject OF the follow
ing notice from the Boston Atlas, is well known TO
gentleman of this city, from whom we learn the
following particulars. She is the young, beautiful
and accomplished wife OF a New York merchant,
recently overtaken by pccunIary misfouunes, and
like true heroine. she has nobly stepped forward
with her own intellectual gifts, offering at the
shrine Of conjugal affection. There are many in
this city who remember q similar example of wo.
mans devotion, in the person and character OF Mrs
French, who retrieved the fortunes OF her husband
by her wonderful skill and TALENT as pubic vocal.
ist- Mrs Mo~att exhibits her own rare endow-
ments in different but now less charming pursuit
There i, nothing better calculated TO instruct as
well as delight, than public readings Of distinguished
authors, by one who possesses the taste and talent
to discern their true spirit, together with the enva.
bic gifts Of fine voice and graceful manner. Mrs
NJ, We are assured, is eminenily favored with all
these qualifications, and we are sure that We only
reflect the and feeling of Richmond, and espe.
cially Of its gentler sex, when say that, should
she visit the South her reception here will be truly
Aattering.
Mrs MowArT's ELocurTosARI RKcIrArIoss
al the Temple, on Saturday evening, were well
ana fashionably attended, and were very success
full Her reading, though at first slightly embarrass
ed, was for the most part excellent, and during
the latter part of her performance, exqusitely and
faultlessy beautiful The selections from the Cor.
sar were, 10y far, the most successful Of her reel.
taton., and the exquisite perfection Of her ntona-
tons showed perfect perception of the beauties,
and formed of Themselves an admirable criticism of
the poetry. AS whole. the performance afforded
rich treat 10 the lovers Of the beautiful, and we
nave regret that such talent and such attrac
tons as the performance presented, more
generally appreciated IN attendance Though well
filled, the hail by means crowded, as il
should have been, and we hope that when Mrs
Mowatt next offers bill TO the public there will
be more to avail themselves of tho opportunity to
witness performances from which which they will
not fail 10 derive no ordinary delight.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

there Is no hope whatever Il is useless 10 speeu.
as upon the result. 1t 10. however, explained 10
word while the enemy has been awake and vigi.
'ant' and united, We have been dead and sleeping
and divided.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
MARRIED,

On Sunday morning, by the Rev. J. %. Taylor
Mr.. VIZ. MoDgRHorT, 70 miss Mar v. BRE-
HAN, both Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
DIED.

on yesterday evening, EDGAR ~, infant son Of
John J. and Pamela b. Binfort, aged 5 mon,hs nd
w days. The friends of the family are requested
ford, this day, ut half past o'clock, p. Nj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
N. Y. MARKETS, Nov. S.

FLOUR q little hfmer NJ %.
GRAIN Northern Corn quick At zoe. measure.
COTTON more sctivs without change in price.
No alteration in Domestic exchanges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
BUILDING SITIsS

Highly desirable Building Sites, to be leased for
term OF years.
IiE half square adjoining the pToperty oeruri.d h. NJ
george Fisher, aud opposite res Ience 81 Col 1is
ger, IS,mery the property Of Chief Justice Marshall IL
o~ oneien or rent ia Quantities appc ants The
ncay anu ash"nable location OF this properly added 10
oehta position has caused he eagerly sought aer
cupyinR the premises. fF'' " W
cure. ESD an = o,. s,."'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Inc assembly consists OF 1873 members. or
"no'"' last year, es were Wings, and So Van Blu.
ren men. ou
Inc senate comprises 32 members-ls wh;,.
anu ~ opposition men. In the last sen,t.. n,,.
'es were divided as follows: Wing, 81, Van Bu.
rem III. va" pu-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

M mo- Lottery No te-Draws Friday, O'Clock.
60 Nos-lo drawn. Tickets s3 " VI W. e'0'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

va. Mononsals Lottery, Glass N-For Monday Mornlp,
drawn. Tickets slO ~ ''0s-'-
ut- Orders for tickets tho above Grand I,,,.rx .,
PC met with prompt attention. n addressed to ""'
80 ~. srRATTON
""S Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

ssee,sible quarters the beat seeds which may be
cultivated in our farms and gardens.
The Meeting then adjourned.
lin the course Of the day, variety Of articles were
sold in the exhibition Room, which had previously
been exhibited in he course Of the Fairl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
HEADQuARER's MARINE CoRrs,


. W dshing:en, Oct. 4, 1871.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al IA, ,ifBr y
~ OF The 0uareTmaser uf the Marine Corps in this %
unu y o'clock on Wcdnc say the day OF Nuyember
next ioi furnishing rtions To the United States Marines
al the following stations, for the year 1912:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charleston Massachusetts
BTooslyn, Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Gosport near Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida. And,
- Washington, District OF Columbia
Inc ration consist pound and nua,,er ~ f,o..
oce' oI ttce quarters of pound pork
oucesO bread or hour, at the option OF the Government
snu the rate Of six pounds good clean coffee twelve
pounds OF good New Orleans Sugar eight quarts beans
out quarts OF vinegar two quarts OF salt four rounds OF
each hundred faiions fF 'S' w
"a nnders'oodihat the full side beef meek and shins
excluded be deSeredn required; Il such quantity be moi
ieqNeh thar The fore and hind quarters be delivered al
tern,ey; and the bread hour shall be OF snper6ne
quay All the articles TO he and 10 Le
iseu 10 the troops without expense the United States
proposals. To be endorsed "PTnposas for Raiona for
10 o., AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
"''-'A"e Quartermaser.
a PPLEs AND HAY
~ dds Apples, prime article and in good order
- bales Hsy-hndins aud for sale.
oc 20 TYLER a. TAYLOR
'J'EN casks prime CHEESE, rec Giving by sehooncr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr Liberty, Walker, Boston, sundries.
Schr Daniel Francis, Small. Boston, suudres
SAILED,
Steamboat PocahonIas, Parrish, Baltimore. to-
bacco and -four.
Schr Wm. Burke, Rogers, West Point, coal.
Schr Sarah Wales, Kelley, Boston. aDur and to-
bacco,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

W.Isburs Lottery No a. Tor THURSDAY morning p,,.s
OF so0o, 10 OF 100 &C. 70 Nos-il drawn Ts.l, a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Memorabilia Lottery, No ~ Extra. Tor Friday morning
,eas-i I,l.e Of siSc" 1000 10 OF 1850 etc rs Nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
RICH MO
MONDAY MORNING. nov q,
LOG CABINS AND HARD cIDsR
loco roco IysoIcNcr

1CSO fCCo lNSOLENCE.
tLIS The whole Loco Foco pack the Globe
Enquirer, &c. are continually railing against the
Wings on account OF the Hard Cider and Log Ca.
bin Machinery employed during the last Presiden.
tial election. These charitable gentry forget to
remember that their own party furnished this very
machinery for the Wings to work with. Some spy
Tor rather some fool as Richie called himl who WAS
sent 10 North Bend to take advantage OF any casual
observations he might make, reported that the old
General would be perfectly satisfied with log ca
BIN, and barrel OF hard cider, and $4,000 year f,
This, which was intended as a taunt, electrified
every Cabin Of the west-snd every humble shed
OF the East The people saw that il was the con-
'emPuous expression Of some palace slaye-or
some meddling tool OF the White House Aristocrat.
They instantly embraced the Cabin and Cider as
emblems of their faith-and as contra nsuished
from palaces and champagne. The feeling which
prompted them was honest and a noble one.
They were animated for the contest and triumphed
over their tyrants In like circumstances they
would do the like again in despite of the pretended
derision of their scornful and bitter enemies.
But with what grace or consistency do the loco
ioeos taunt their political enemies about log cabins
and hard eidet1 Do they remember the hickory
poles-the corn stockings and whiskey drinking,
OF the glorious days of Jacksonismi Do they re-
member the gross and disgusting idolatry every
where manifested towards that wretehed old man
the unlimited submission to acts Of tyranny from
which the eosntry has no, yet recovered, and pro.
baby, will not recover for years TO GOMEZ Do they
remember the low acts and filthy revengs and
beas;ly orgies by which the star OF Jacksonsm gain.
ed the ascendant, and the predicted "curse TO the
country" was fully VERIFIED They do remember
all thIs-but they choose to forget when it suits
their own sinister designs to do so.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Leeseu,E Lottery No ~. El,ra, tor "Wednesday morn.
IL drawn. Tickets sa w N' ~'' - N'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
NEW YORK I.ec,sr ..r,,,v

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
We give the returns this morning from o, 49,.
ue'' which we find in the Journal Of Comm.,.. =,
nov o-showing. when added TO those in ano,h,,
column Wing loss OF 81 members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
sTRAW-CUTTER CUEAp

I'VE subscibei has taken 10 eNchsuEe for one ofh
own second hand Straw Gutter w ROodotdcr wbicb
ne Sm seHh bafghn no BOI-Tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

=, Draws this day, at the Exchange.
.csourr Lottery, No "a draws this day nj o,,ioek
=; at the Exchange Hotel I pIiIe of si2ou iOCno
"oi iup, &C. - Nos-ta drawn. Tickets 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

SoLLEGToR AND GENERAL AGENT
J. fULllAM tenders his services 10 his fIiends a.,
- The public generally, in town and conntIv s".
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT for Tho 81. -,
SEES, selling Pro- cIty,Nc. "'''H "ou-
r. Intends 10 devote his sole attention TO the aboxs
business anu sdeits share of public ASSURING
those who may favour him with their buSnsSs Ihai ~ LII
oe attended 10 with fidelity aud despatch 10. NAV he
iound at the House of Mcssrs Iuoss q Drothcr Innro
iayOTs. wiz i'-"Se se"u 'hef
Refer TO W. c Crane a Co, c Workman, Jas Win.
49, nI 10y y" n1utc. no 3-d&c2w