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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
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''ss"S PmdsrdaI', DamT aud George.
The Concert given on Monday night bv M.ss,,
DundeTdale' Damer and George, WIS a most LT;i|
liant affair, and went or in the finest s,vis
The lirge exhibition room ofthe Mechanic Hall
one o. me rest rooms for Musical purposes which
we nave ever seen, was crowded with an audiencs
comprising much Of the respectabjlitv and ;n,aiS;
genee OF our town, who assembled to parloks If !,
musical treat which the well established renr,.,;,o
OF the performers wanonted them in nnfic;nP,i"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
From the "; Y. EpeniHg Signal Of .,fopaay
ANNOIT NCENtI,N-pS
BULwER's Nrw p, no

BULwER's NEw PLAr-"MosEr.n
1v pu.wers New Play.-The Editor of the New
w oriu'' mas received the exclusive COPY of ,benew
comedy, entitled "Money," by SIRE guISer on,
thor OF Pelham" "Richelieu,n "The adv a. !.
ons," The Sea Captain, "Rienzi,n sc. The ni1v
IS not yet published in London, aad this is the on
~ copy which can possibly have been received in
we ,,',ieu states since the Editor of the New
% ootaineu II from source that leaves no Doubt
OF the TACT. IL will appear in the New yVorIi ~
'his week. tJanuary p first No. of Quar,o Vo"m.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

The standard Of the first regiment NJ IN. aid In,
perial Guard, which Napoleon embraced At Fon
tainebleau in 1914 on taking leave OF the army. and
has since been preserved by Genr Petit, has. bv
been delivered up TO the King, in order that I,
>eeposiied at the Invalides, with the sword
", presented by Gen. Bertrand The
peh faded by time and service, bot there
cad, on one side: "Gafde, Imperiale.
Napoleon au premier regiment de Gre.
ed, vIeille Garde." And on the other,
,.s,,, Va. lena, EyIlu, Friedland, Wa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

Richie, week or two since, set up to be the r.
gan OF the Wings in the Legislature. Blair, not TO
be behind him, gives us to understand, that he is the
Official organ OF General Harrison. He knows all
about the Cabinet Rrrangements-whoi is to NIL this
post and who that-and the exact amount of inau
enee, which each will possess He tells US. too. that
Gen. Harrison intends TO adopt the English system
- G. throw all the duties, and along with them.
all The responsibility. upon his Cabinet advisers
lie will DO nothing himself-but exercise a general
suPerintendenee. fhis ministers propose bad mea.
sures he will hold them accountable;-if good ones
he will share the credit with them. If this he GO
old Up WIN not be as great simpleton, as some
people had supposed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
Nj U Il Y g. PUR ELLIS
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

AT the Office now in the occup,ncv or n g
Fregory s Co. :
-. :
Union fN'f"'0'"eS III mo
lngon' bought aud sold At the current rate.
nJ- Every description Of unCurrent (so,ven,N p,,L
Notes, purchased NJ the lowest rA;s or ds.otn, N
Co Premium paid on Foreign anu Arneican Coll amt
Silver S"iu anu
REFERENCES
StI9I1ek, Esq, Cashier Bank Of Va, Petersburg
JohnG Blair, Esq'T, Cashier Farmers B.nk Riehmand
Messrs u w q / Fry Il Co, Merchants, %
WORKMAN, McGruder & Co, do do
: Myers a Co, DO do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

THE Of this institution will cornmor. -,
N Hy 9Ih AMI close June <Oih The numtc Of pntil.
VIII be ''ne aud every attention paid TO them -.
qualify VEN for entering the SEES OF ay 70
or University with credit 10 Themselves and tsac her
Terms per session Of months SIS. Board an ipI,lo
payable IN al Cascs in advance. ''0"
REFERENCES-Faculty University Of Virginia. Tho.
H. Dew, Esq, President ~ william and Maiy; also WIN
= Archer Esq, near neiEhbor, and who Teeuarlv A.,
,aA'S part W INC SEM annual examinations Of
ih9 Z, son 2, ~, 49,. 49,. q, ,. O., WIN. u. HARRISON.
p = Direct Crosi paid Elk I'LL Post Once, Amelia.
D-Enqursr will publish weekly forsiS weeks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
RICH MONDE.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY.
To OUR snnscRInrns IN Non,,. -

ooH SUBSCRIBERS IN NORTH CAROLINA
aeIandsr Watson is authorized tocouect all m..
eS uue 'his once In North Carolina He will call upon
our subscribers in that during the presen and n
next month. PAYMENTS earnestly solicited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
SOUTHERN PLANTED

we commend to the notice Of the Virginia public
the proposition Of Mr. c. T. Bot,s for the s,,.bIi.h
inent o. cheap Agricultural paper. Such a pub
Iici'0n' VIC THINK will prove OF essential service
TO the agricultural interests Of the State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
TUESDAY. December %. 1910.

In the Senate, Immediately after the reading OF
the Journal, Mr.. ANDERSON rose to announce
the death OF his colleague. the late FELIX GRUMPY,
% Tennessee; after which MIR. Benton followed.
adding MS testimony to the worth of the deceased
The usual resolutions adopted these mean-
cho!v occasions were then passed, and the Senate
adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
AIfCrInN NnrIIr

Hb subscIbcr has this osy, disposed Of his License
u 20 Mr lNLOEs, who VII continue al the Old Stand,
opposite the Bell Tavern, no Auction and Comrnlsson
Business In its various bran hes
FROM ~ lnlnes long experience IN the Auction Bust
nsssi ana nc suhscuboTt personal acquaintance with
hiin, he iakea pleasure y recommending him 10
friends and the public sensray, and feels confident thai
fuly attended TO
de3i q. @. WORD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
THEATRE

Mr. forresps personatiOn Of Metamora, Wednes.
Gay night was very favourably received, by the
most crowded house We have seen, since Hackers
Falstafi, two years ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

Hans down your heads, We sons of sensibilitv -
"ourn' ye men of genius-ths "S,eeat HOuss.is IN
marka! !"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
MARRIED.

l. on bne 23iof December, by the Rev " s,o,,ov
City. " ''' NM w. WALKER both this
" y louisa Goun House, on the 26lh instant by the Rev
og ~ ri. NJ EDWIN TArLor, to Miss PK0sY TAYna All
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
MAINLAND

Inc population Of this State amounts 10 4C7. 5s7.
VI these there are $50, above the age Of 90, who
can neither reaI nor write.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
From The Cincinnati Republican.
MIR. BENTON

The great leader Of the Locos hos spoken. Tho's
Hart Benton has declared that he means 10 support
Mr. Van Buren, against the world for the next Pre-.
sdent, and his liege friends m the West have obey
ed his commands. Wherefore this novel why has
leading portion ofthis party thus violated solemn
eust,'n Of the country, in bringing forward an ex.
President that will be, as a candidate for reelection
Why, more especially, has il diSregafded its great
principle that no man ought 10 serve more than one
lermi The reason is plain. Thomas Hart Benton
knows that Martin Van Buren, never can be Presi-
dent again. But he intends through this 3aow
policy to keep the political coast clear, by driving
OF the political aspiranls Of his own party, and he
does this IN order 10 eventually his own sue
cess. Poor man. lie will mife in his own pool.
lie has not strength enough to place any man in
power, nor character enough 10 gain higher station
than he now fills. But bis letter is below; and we
beg oar TeaOtHzGuNszRse II. We only remark in
e conc s I(lissi in the Senator, to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

has NJ. ID. -
NO, ~ ,ts .' 20 Hhls"ere Win
of ls,v s.' ar, are Psone under you'll
IA ~, AR .ne Wno,e OF these matt
IT, I.eten' Touies OF trustees,
60 60 VI, W." ,aem VIVA, we mayJ who
n.as,.'..y o'"er muTn IN Their prescr
e,I,,' uns gtea' DIVERSITY of discip
;,s"S 't mou.d II not he better that IN
n,'I,;s snou'u PrepIe uniform sys,e
Nh, soaoo's' anu enforce its faithful
shn'l., h % .n's system prescribe what
hrsa.l &c uscd IN an tnose schools, az
ALL .h @uSnt Therein Moreover, n
i,,sIs, 20 paeeu al tne mead OF the cat GSA/
one. yc, oeeh uone IN + romeo that fa,,K =
I;.sJ na,.u inc on'y example ary ~ ohe
vn,,,,. " ns.1 upon eern oi pvkJt being
g. y,S a. une snoeNng o'asphcm sdst to de.
mi. ., aa. '"ere sas"o GOD" andpart ol
ma, sosa, might not oc aiiehc Sed Ne hap
me- .o"seqa enees 10 prohibit any pc X IN act
'ns US teacher within the State who n pro.
on-.i ~ ~. au.nehtics'eo testimonials OF ished
&c., e. e".lae.er anu OF scholastic aequl suffi-
oS ,.L;o,, t wy ooJeeus OF the particular Xxi ehool
~ , ".n ne proposed 10 take charge; al pver,
so az ep. " .nat every such person shoul der
Su,nos .N" aa oeiore u Board apo the
s,nap..S aeu OBTAIN from them a eerti ISf Ms
unea'es oil fitness necessary TO lawyers, who have
w. M, ~, I'.n any thing but our property, ought
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
CO-PARTNERsHuP

'I'nE subscribers have this day as oc,,cd ,h.,..,
l. under the fua aud style OF NkIIRy a piIaCni
NC burp Sc iiTansaetng general EXCH NGE and BRO
public patronage. ROREitT m M.,S Spvo o.
Richmand, January LIST, ISL w. roHChLN-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
MARSHALL THEATRE
GEORGE JONES, Lessee.
~ 's"' out TWO previous TO The opening Of The pe,.,
burg Theatre. - "e ieteis-

MIR. f. FORREST,
RS. GEORGE JONES
40 M.c,, Cher aa sppearancel
=" MAoBETH AND LADY MACBETH.
THIS EVENING FRIDAY, January !. 1911.
Dance by AID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
10 Conclude with the Farce or
UNCLE SAM.
cO-PARTNEps,,,n

H5 In preparation (wth new scenery Dr n,d,. Ill
'orlcal and popular Tragedy Of TIE GIAnInTnWs
CTce rso,. Of admission Box Tickets ST. Phand sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
AMELIA ACADDx,y

- s,nC,ISo.'ii,A Rum puneheons st. Cro1 Rom. OF
Jal-lW JOHN TRIPIETr a anS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

IL we ask the serious attention of the Lesis.
azure and the public to the suggestions of "a
Friend 10 EdEeatiOnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

a LLN. DUVAL having this d,y ,sEen iOuN pupcr,,
ness will In G, rsnP NE ApoihecaIy aud Drug bust
INC hrm OF ALEX. DUAL q co. '''' "n'ef
iaI ALEX. DUvAL.
JOHN PURCELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

COMMUNICATING


A. nloes las this DAY with himself lJa bro.
her y. Inloof, nr The purpose Of conducting General
Auction and COMMUNION business, the hrm Of In
loes A. Brother.
They have taken The hrgr and comodoua Store Ceor.
nor opposite the Bell IvcrnD lately occupied By Mr.. q.
Word and are now rearcd attend 10 sales
res Dry Goods Furnrare, Horses sves, Hardware and
Cutlery, Paintings, sc
AdninistraioIs Trt tees and Commissioners saies ~
also be attended TO- ani liberal cash advances made VIII
required. ALFRED tNLOEs.
n JANIS A. INLORS
FACTORY HhNDs.--Tho subscriber wishes Is,
~ hire few mur lump makers and acmmcra. Apply
At his Factory. "a l-i FISHER Dr.. p
WET Nurse forhro. Apply TO
HANDS WANED.-t wish 10 hire for tho ensuinr
ye.r for lht Manchester Factory, twO hundred boys
Persons haying such slaves their dspca wi do well
70 calai my Oucej where Imay be always found for hl
ncr Hor 10 daya, from N 10 3 o'clock
ia Ia p n BENTLEY, Agent
SEHVANJs FOH HIRE.-we have for hiF
- Man aboufI yeers Of age, who is active and has
accustomed ufhe House, Gardon &C 10 any one 10
country, we Vluid hire him low.
Also, $50 Factory Hand; and Woman without
cumbrance, fho ian Cook and Wash.
al rPRY eco.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

MR.. WESTERN A IS.
TO the Ladies Of Richmond, ~ prnted On
satin, for sale 81 the Woman ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
TO THE PUBLIC

DC subscribe proposes to publish :, ~. va.
monthly periodical of eigh, page, ou.r,o -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
AN EXTRA YEOmAN

oil n, oa, NO. has just been issued, bringing nm
.~,n, omcal returns of the Pr, s;den,al sIor,;o ~
A eom.," sn. Price. single copy, three cents,
bound, at 81 e5. o' Will oe furnished,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
MARINE JOURNAL.

MEMORANDA.
n DIAL idMoRE, Dec. 3o-Anived, scbr Jo,,,
Barr, Phillips, Richmond. '0nn
dadse, Richmond. ''"e' FL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

For IN, h;, Blank BONDS,
for sale M u mr. Negroes; also Canal Nanif,,,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
NOTICE

a IL persons Indebted To Mr. Phlin NJ T,Lb IN ,h a.,
december, 1910, OF services rendered nv
nun IN hiring out Negroes, taking bonds Ac on romms
SION, are hereby Notified payment nj az sof 10
any one Other than the Sheriff nf Ilenreo Conpiy Ia whom
me rights legal and equitable of the said ri lin Al Tabh
pesn Nesedhy operation of the oath OF insolvency ia
zen 10y nun Tabb, on the 3 OF December 1870 In IN.
superior Court nf Law and Chancery for the Civ
OF RICHMOND and County OF Henrico AZ tho ami,
VS. Iabb being the design the Plaintiff in pur
ng ue course Pointed out by the law ascertain and
ja 1T NJ su'" Pei sos'i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

subscriber, who intends changing
business, requests.al pei sonse having ella
:Synso, hhv anu muse ia edIs,}
pyhent-being very anxious rloso IN. ~
ness ness lie can be found at hill |presen" "s pressn
iWh January, after that, AZ m III P.s, soIe ur
Poiaur Robinson ' ~ FACTORY adjolnE
ia l--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

FACTORY HhNDs.--Tho subscriber wishes Is
II hire few mur lump makers and aicmmcra. Apply
at his Factory. ia f-it FISHER 1r. ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
The SOUTHERN PLANTER

AeRICULTuRE Ioe ,ns.s.y 10 the promotion Of
"1' hokTicuLTURE, AND ruR HoIisr
HOLD ARTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

Ya.unLie UoGd md .Nari Limit on James RrfT for sa
MOUNT PLEASANT, the well known residence :" y" ar
Iva Mr. Nicholas Facon recently IN possession ~ ", iH
Mr. Sally Faulcon. situated james RIVER J>t above Ja
Town. ihc COUNT Sury, viii he sold, tlr -
the rst fair ay thereafter SUNDAY excepted, II thai dai %
happen he very Indictment. The Estate comprises 49, ar'
Land, stretching nearly miles along the river sr
necessary IL the accommodation n iai.r in N
nca, and productive gacn,- ni chnlre and ,aA
fruit trves,sume pine woodan immense quantity Il cs i
abundance of shell OF the adyanti wl,h m
nayi.ablc stream, proximity 10 several m1Eas',
aud adaptation 10 all the usually grown III the fr-
lies To the gentleman wishing pleasant coInr
dencr-to the agncuturi>t desiring The facilities 10 mart
nrded navigation and the ready OF ftrlnc cV
svcy his land by calcarons manne,-to the co-woHi 5l
save timber geter engaged in the most profitable em9inn
pursued rouny,-and who seeks
al hi, funds and profitable Than
affords this land Offers many Inducements 10 cran
az any whatever therefore invite general a non = ,s,
viii pleasure The with
disposed t previous thereto, an>werint
nur.- relative addressed surry tnn lla.
The without and POSSESSION VII H. cNta
nlclnicy The paymcnr- the purchase money VII y" r1
three Observation-Disclosures 1T becoming due III January u 81
2nd January ~ and the 3rd January b. Bonds s1ti,i
y endorsed will bc required 10 the amount Of the pay mtn
thu title will withheld deed o the properly Y.
ken, al the option Of the purchascr 10 secure them
J. rs. FATLC0N,
Executor cf Nicholas Faei on, der,a.,l
December 18th, 1910. b'-3"wiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19
Dec
ELLINGTON At'ADFMY-


commence ON the 18th Of January The course ~ ~
ton embraces the English branches usually taught N M
A. ademes together with the French, Latin Greek 7o-
Particular j. gwen TO practical a henacs H."
healthy; Immediately the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad. Gentlemen residing in Richmond and frde;s'
hear from their children every day and them
sary hour by the while pcrsnn- Tesidhs
lower country, DESTROYS Of placing their children y :
school, in healthy recon, can do with hut hiie r.
IL steamboats, AID railroads. The bindings 81 ~
accommodation aud every convenience necessary nf -
fnl prosecution Of study while library Of Fopnr, am'.
instructive works cannot fail 10 excite love tor frl
in the formation OF habits of thinking and acting WIN pH
No individual appreciates more highly the oonnteh' H
public, or receives with more sincere gratitude the pa
tration Of that confidence, than the subscriber ana
views of the duties, privileges aud responsibilities :"
reference 10 the education of their children, are sue
vent his exhibiting any conduct which might be
an effort To consrain their patronage, ne wonli
love for the duties of his profession, II HE eac'hs
borOnsly devoted 10 those duties, II system ~ ue
and zeal IN their prosecucn-if stfict ATTENTION -
ment Of mind and feeling, that correct views my
and vi ious habits prevented, to guarantee 81 ,u,f
may parents cypect the moral rs well Il inteiiee'I
their children 10 be advanced under his care bark
Dir. Richard Nelson Fox will continue to nsi,' ~. +.
and that saIuary influence when has 80 .ut.
forts the present year. As al present NOR .,'a
feels wen assured that school III Virginia o!e's nv
ges al the same prize. ,.,, ,.pIes sc' 4
Icrms-for board, '"i'ioh' "'s"'"t' '' III. u. I'd
of Library, sla5. s:-at"
Dec y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

THE GREAT MissouRIAS.-The following extract Of
a letter is from gentleman formerly of this city,
on n tour through the Western States and at present
in ST. Louis, from whence lie writes:
9" went the other ght TO look at the greatest Curl
osity that have ever seen. 1t is called the great
Hissourian, and is the skeleton Of the greatest ami
NAL ever known. II was found about 900 miles West
of this place, in this State, by German 1t measures
TO the top ohe ribs IS feet high % feet long, has two
tusks that from 10 to ~ inches i'll diameter and
16 feet apart The head aud tusks weigh 100 pounds
The joints of the knee in tic fore legs inverted
that he bends his knee the contrary way from any other
animal. lie appears TO have been web.footed has no
hoofs but toes 10 inches long. The owner has
computed lis size, in comparison 10 the size Of an
here that weighs 1000 pounds and he just 100 times
larger than the OK that he must have weighed when
alive, 100000 pounds, $50 tons) | should think he
would have required FIVE six buffaoes for breakfast
The six musicians, who play at the exhibition of the
animal, sit up in his ribs.
"The owner has been offered 100000 cash for him.
lie leaves in few days for New Orleans, from thence
10 New York, thence to Europe. 1t is worth good
fortune for any SIX men, but the owner VIII not sell it.
rTroU Uhjp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19
Nov II
CONCORD AcAnEMY-

THE next Session of this Institution viii H.
Of February and terminate The last If June. Is =
ted in Caroline county, forty mites North Of Richmond aud
miles fron, Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Of instruction comprises the languages and sciences
thorough Of students for Colleges and
verscs The price Of board and tuition Tor the Il
months is So0, payable III advance.
Persons DESTROYS Of information relative o the Acairml.
referred the Hon. r. VI. r. Hunter Hon. joel Iiora
annexed testimonials Of Judge John Y Mason OF Sog
tom and Of Professors Rogers and Harrison Of the Inyc
Virginia. Parents and guardians who may wish place
cons and wards AT this Seminary will direct their letter, =
cord Academy, Caroline county, Va, addressed either 4
subscribers r. W. COLEMAN, PrG
J. ID. COLEMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

STATE OF MIssGssIPPI-In the Circuit Cour, of Noxubee
- County:
Elias E. Byn, adm. &c.
Joseph Hden and James L. Coleman attachment ssO0
The writ of attachment in this having been returned
cuted is ordered by The Court that publication be made In
Rcnond Enquirer, newspaper printed In the city Of Rich
mond Virginia. notifying the defendants Of the tendency Of this
su and unless they appear and plead demr the
of this Court TO w.t. the Sd Monday Of October
judgment will he rendered against them and the property
tached condemned and ordered be sold satisfy plaintiff
demand and all costs.
WirSEo-H. g. Foote, Clerk Of said Court.
Issued the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1910
Il. W. FooTE, Clerk.
Oct 30 57-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

baltimore Banks-the Resumption. learn that
at meeting of the Presidents Of the several Banks in
the city of Baltimore Monday evening, the qucs-
ton of the resumption Of specie payments came up,
when resolution adopted by deciied vote, that
nexpedcnt for the Banks OF this city to resume,
unless there was simultaneous act of resumption
the part of the Banks of Virginia This vote, take
il for granted, settles the question that there will be
resumption South of Pennsylvania at the present time.
baltimore 1merican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

VIRGiNIi.-it Hastings Court held for the III ~
burg lie Court House, Thursday, the l'i "a. =
cemher, 1910:
color who has been confined IN the jail of THIS town iur IN i
eight months, this day brought into CoIr:
Wh.reupo the Court MT being able 10 obtain satisfactory
either of his being free person. runaway slave, DOH
The Sergeant this advertise him the PETERSBURG
rrllignDccr and Richmond Enquirer until the tird liurf
January describing him III the advertisement by 'af
color, and apparent marks and the said William Lewis,
Lewis Brown, is Icmanded 10 Jail
A Cnny-Tesr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19
lst January, 1911.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

TIME subscribers having taken the house the
cdiatcy front Of the Bell Tavern, and next door a. N
James Szrr Son. intend 10 RE Auction and Comm
sion Business in branches. They viii also lnurm
friends aud the public that they viii contnGc their FORMER
Of hiring and collecting debts IN tue ~ y FL
chants and opportunity Of having their claims fot
favorable They hope By strict attention -
tain an addition their already very liberal patronage Tue
house will be ready o goods on the itl lns,
ROBERT Hill. ( 60
p 6 Onr charge for hiring ont negroes will be per cent
collecting same .. do for collecting over $40 ~ ~
do do under Sino ! d" They VIII also attend 70 IL m
erors in OF sickness through the year.
l.-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19
4 Copy-Testc,
y. ". BERNARD, Ci,,'

The negro mentioned in The foreGon. order Of Coui
committed the Jail of this about the Isl If May
j. five feet three and half inches hg about fifty years Of
dark nearly black complexion, au has large
back o his right hand and wrist-tc han being
formed He states, that he carried about y
that he resided III the Western and Southern
period the beginning Of the year, when he
Virginia. lie also states, tlat he liberated by Mr.
way IN Alabama, and that he has free wife New 0'l-lns
J. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Petts.s =
Dec lk-,.L