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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
From the .Nsi1 York Express, Sept. 2S.
FRONTIER DISTURBANCES.

The iotoibo abduction of Cot C;ro.sn from Al.
bright W. into Canada, has blown upa 4 tmo up
an the Vermont frontier similar to that which Zoo
long time existed upon the frontier OF New York
and which now exists, though in q smolhercd state
II is much In be regretted that the commanders o
her Malcs,ys forces upon frontier are not more
sensible men, provided the British government wi,I,
TO keep peace with this country. II the circum-
stance narrated rs To the arrest of Grocan be true
and II the place Of arrest he within the U. :. boun
dairy line, no matter what may have been the for
msr conduct OF GroSan, 1t will Toe pretty serious
nights work foe the Off ,ers commanding the de-
tachment, prorided the British government wish to
keep peace with this country, as We have no doubt
they do.
This abduction of Grogon, whether all the cir
cumstances be true or not, is Just now very impor-
tant. IL will do good TO Mcleod, now coming
before American jury. IL but adds to the ex.
element which II has been the object o; the Presi.
dents Proclamation to rcprcss. II feeds the flame
all along the frontier.
Ii these disturbances these abductions. and these
acts of piracy do cease along our frontier the
people ofthe United States will soon be subjected
10 the expense Of military Gordon from the Passa
maquoddy Bay to Mackinaw. 1t will take an ar
my OF 100000 men to garrison our frontier. Let
The good people, then, of all parts of the country
unite to put down the bad spirit that would cost so
much to preserve the peace, and how much more
who can tell7 to carry on u war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

some OF the Loeotoco papers begin to think IN,
have carried their game Of deception toward. Mr.
IyIer Tar enough; And thoy are now speaking
out as ali Of them will 10 sooa. The n. Y. Eve
mig Post has the following;
Ma TILER AND uts CAnIsrr-lt Is no, ou, la,
shcss To defend Mr. Tyler. Tie is yVhir in sr,int
w w elected a. such, has surrouncd himself nv 3
wing cabinet has removed thousands of Demo.
e'a'S 'roal Office, and has approved nr the repeal OF
upon us. W. ''''''''
Iae leading Loeotoeo journal in Alabama thus
discours,s:
81, nc President has approved tho Distribution
otl' NO hose those Democrats, who arc SO ready
'otako him up for hi, bank veto will find sutfcen,
reason for dropping hum. IN his approval Of this I'M.
9GitouS measure IL certainly DESTROYS aII chance
Iot ann WIN the Dempccauc party, white his hank
veto had already killed him with the wings nc as
IL Is very Confidently predicted he will b. Should
veto me second bank BILL he will ba reduced to very
soin'y mNerials out OF which Ia iosui u nav C,bi.
nS'' ine c'rporaPs guard OF Abstractonists will
ua'u's snthcn. They have not strength sufficient
10 carry on the Government. In the shillv ,h lilo
course which Me Tyler is pIrsuins, no will find
ne u"c'rine Ot distractions is not profitable AS
'na' OF @om'ln'tnns-betw~cn the two great mar
HeN ne VIII mud In nselt abs.rdcied from diem both
All ct them will follow suit, excep, the ENQUIRER.
nNps'di Is SO snitten with admiration and low, of
Mr Tyler and the ,srtiup gaiis, th,ti,S; II sink
or swim with him,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
MR.. CLAY.

The citizsns OF Wheeling, Va. gave MIR. Clay
and his distinguished travelling companions, hearty
and enthusiastic reception their passage through
that place home~ard. The following aeeoun. OF /,
we find in the Gazette OF 22i inst:
Honorable Henry Clay, accom- panied by Messrs
M7rehsad and White, OF Kentucky, and White O.
Indiana, arrived IN our city Saturday evening
The stage IN which these gentlemen travelled was
met six or eight miles from town by an immense
concourso OF our citizens, accompanied by the Nv
Blues Brass Band, and they were escorted into
town by large procession. On their arrival at the
Virginia Hotel, MesSrs. Clay and White, Of Ind.
addressed the multitude. At night large number
OF our citizens met ~ the Hotel and Mr.. Clay again
addressed thea. Mr.. Moorehead also responded
TO there all. f. unnecessary TO say that those
addresses were worthy OF the dstinc gentle
men who Delivered them, they were received 10 a
mos enthusiastic manner, and added 10 the deter
mnauOn OF the WI. party 10 adopt for their motto
--"Un'on and Perseverance,
Mr. Clay was waited upon by a committee Of
our citizens and public dinner rendered TO him,
which he compelled to decline in consequence
OF ms anxiety 20 arrive at home.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02


JUDGE UrsHuR We chcarGlIlv give n,,.c -
we communication which appears IN Our plper to-
Jay warmly commenting this : ,ntleman's poltic,I
,v"-,, - wen as MS eminent public and personal
many evidences OF his settled opposition to The do.
une 'ni measure, Of the party lately in povycr IN
"out Of The shadow Of suspicion that there IS IN him
a"f sehHn'"nce OF sympathy with them: or Thar
ne ne Is not "A Wing in whom there is no Snilc
hcrc !. an inseparabIc barrier between hin and
usl" winch ior6ds all idea of their approximation
US, mat when Judge Upshur was waited IN h,,
am Gentlemen OF the Loco fOco party to know
whether he woad permit them to elect him a IJn,.ed
S'"'es senator, while the Virginia LccIsiatur.
"Gte i,ui,esSiy striving I'LL that Office. he rened
mat II they chose to throw their yo,es mon bi,,
lhey would Ice helping to elect a Wing Ills ,epiv
wa Construed by the Locos as positive refusal to
",,'-e ~ 'it h'nds 81 know uimy own know.
n '' warmly, and sworc they never would. under
Any circumstances, support him for airy thing"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
4 writer in the Madisonian thus opens =.

The FrogTsTs Of t1e COnSpirGey-Any one who
mas ho1iced The progress OF affairs at Washington
nom me meeting OF the extra session of Congress
up 20 THIS period, must have perceived the studied
ueSisn which has been conceived by a certain poll.
tea! Clique to destroy the President"
We have hcarc something like this before. But
what does the man meant What clique wished to
destroy MIR Tyicrl WhatconceiyaJle object could
tEe "hi%s have FOR desiring to thwart or inure Mr.
iS'o' !" any Degree II be were true 10 the princi-
pics, on which he was elected Why should thew
wish 10 DIVE him iron. tie Wig party and throw
him into Tie aims OF ,hs Locos2 Can npv one tell
u.s. They would be the verest foo Is ever recorded
If they elected a President, and then wi,hou, any
proToeaaon whatever turn round and array them
selves IN opposition TO him and lis Administrative,
They who charge them with this folly, are self.
convicted, and beTay the ,rcachcry which they
themselves mediate.
Clique to destroy the President" indeed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

7" me Gs"'snsH isho mere ayp,iai,d lfy45s,, n III
Bynrdof hgriruIfyrs

=" me- 6sHNsusH rLo ssrs aypgfnfsd 1E,7t,y, ~ H..
B9ard n hgyieuiirs
bcniiemen-As fIr b ok as the 26,b Of limo I
TOOK The liberty 10 address you througb III, q,
nef' Register, but my letter w1s not Published in
that paper until the 9Th Of Aug,,s,. No 49,, W
whatever, hos yet been taken Of III. AZ IAN ,,.,I
ing ~ oseriHc this TO your want Of iutortsi In b
hNnJ'cl on which addressed you I Will orr,l,,,,a
j"uF silence 20 the circumstance Of yopr MOI I,,,,
seen my letter. and will, therefore briefly rerc,t The
'D'.'"l- OH 10 ~ lhc Richmond Wing, IL is Editor,
WI permit zoe. Ny object was To bsefct,i, ,yI,c
i'sf "ny OF you wore unwilling 10 nct nnJc, ,bo
'" or It now stands. And presumipg ,h,, ,,rc
W9ld 60 90, unless some provision ,ycre r,,,Io ~
"' Isa'- our necessary cKpenscs | ven.
49,, ,.., W. propose thaI We should hold on Informal
some time before the meeting Of our Legis
l'i. lb't We might then determine what v,s Ic., IN
~ -,I,' No. imc which ! suggested was az The
.'uus NJ ihc iisnucp Agricultural and II,rf,rpl.
60 '''-'sy, WI cn sec s hycd Tor the 10Th OF
,.,..l3 Ihl l" he held m Richmond. ! further
lH'posod that such members rs csuiJ mt ,tt,,I
Hol'D forward by some friend who onicbt H.. ,,,,t'
'''.p 20 act Tor them, whatever plan OF action tbcy
',',"'1 best, that no time might Ja lost IN ecr,
flIhnS lhe object Of the law n this be practicable
,, W publishing my at,cr Mr. RuGin expressed hi,
'P""'''pn Of nm informal meeting, bat named moi
L'' vfnc nor place, from which / inferred ftot h,
"o''l "e willing 20 meet in Richmond AZ the ti,,s
P"P'sodi although ! presumed he would offend
',cf' ~ The majority should he ~ favor Of ,oo.
'h,f place and time.
d. iu conclusion, permit mo, gentlemen, to erpres.
'nl h'I''-nny, the earnest desire that each sboua
IIUo1i1ie.y tuko somo method Of inCotming tb,
'hot5 on what he iswing 10 dOat least 60 IN :,
10y, Wv wiling 10 meet at ALL whom and ybere ON
meeting shaft take place. II IN Richmond. and ar
VIC zOih NJ October then lot 1t no announced IN IN,
Per' Of that city, for winch notice, presume IN,
wagI would make no charge, rs two or three line
""ed suffice To give IT, I remain, gentlemen.
Your agricultural friend, and humble scrv't.
I Sept tfth 1871 w" ""''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
The .MaIi. ninn ami ~. ILL.,.

we copy an article from the Madlsoni,n. that +,
may DC compared with the one extracted from the
enquirer The tone Of the one is very different
rom That OF The oihcr-and yet both claim 10 spc,k
~ authority The one charges that great Injustice
Us done 10 rTy.cr by the Wings in sntertaloiog
suspicion Of bis loyoy-ond that Notwithstanding
al The past they should rally around him as their
ehei, aud his new Cabinet as the field n,rsb,fg n,
the war, &c. The Enquirer, on the other hand
has 'InGuoltlbc authority" Tor assuring ifs .,r,.
io,o friends iHoi John Tyler is substantially ono m
themselves, oud by means Of his and. tho Win
party approaches It's downisll, nc. sowe ro.
ihe Mad.sonlan need give itself no upe.sioes.
ABOUT the dissolution Of tho Wing p1uyi that event
u. no. 81 near az hand as % hopes or fc1rs. n Mr.
~ WIN The lew Who support him ('somo from
r'''y 'nd some from princp'c'y choose To ion the
'-'e's, iA'y ote welcome. That detection will mo,
INC. I've integrity Of ihc Wing patty. IN fact. #
VIZ iy'I displays no more gencr1Iship than he has
'''' greater good fortune could not hefa the pa,.
~ Una" 10 De rd Of such leader. Asto lis litrs
party Of hey only hang on tie skirts Of the Wbies,
, TO r.unisr ucr camp aud embaruas their move
monte hc sooner We arc delivered Of them ton. m,
oel.'f' Tie goat body Of the people are sound
| We have never known he mass Of the Wings NOR,
""N'u ono enthusiastic. The idea Of ,roachery ba,
! fou'o' them from ono end Of the Union to IN,
oihsh One man did not build up their party. Tn,
ayo'.acy a ono man-ii contrivcd and bunglingr,
'R'eu''H-eanno. pail them down. They are 4
glorious party founded on principle and animate,
~ an erden' and indomiNble love Of country
Power cannot inilmidnte, nor can patronage seduc,
them from heir integrity. Their present position
spumIng Office at the expense Of principle and con
demnng the President Of their owl election, whe,
'aeting counter to tloir convictions Of rights
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
Correspondence Of tho Baltimore Patriot.
LANCASTER, ONO, Sept. -, lsi

We had glorious old "HAkRY OF TuE WEST
with us the other day. He looks in fine health and
spirits full OF olIy hope and patriotic aspirations
Immediately upon his arrival, meeting of the
Wing citizens was held, who dcputed committee
to wait upon MIR. Clay, and tender to him the con-
press To him their high sense of his exalted and
patriotic eNertioBs in behalf OF the principles and in
terosts Of the great Wing Party, at tho late session
OF Congress.
His stay with US was necessarily limited 20 bu,
n few moments, but in that brief period he received
the hearty, honest and heart felt congratulations Of
hundreds OF our citizens before his getting into he
stage, the whole multitude, with one impulse,
pulled of their hats, waived them in the air, and
gave three cheers FOR "The Great Wing Champion"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

Mr. Green has given the following account Of
h's nocturnal uuo' voyage from Vnuxh1I gardens.
London The evening atmosphere was damn.
which ~ some degree affected my preparations, blt
nevertheless, ] had completed nv aTr4Gg.oe,t. ami
struck the trigger Of liberation tom icfr, firm,
NJ quarter TO twelve, and mounted G., "a rrulJ Int
steady rate. had suspended O. beacon ANN ,..o,,,
twenty feet beneath the car which made fcv pro
cfcss easily marked throughout my whole ctI,.r.
but tie balloon ITSELF as matter Of course. VS.
soon lost 90 the observation ofmy brother bptds De-
iUw. The direction Of the wind carried inc over
icpuord, and on crossing the river by ,hc Isle Of
Dogs, hrcd "a blue light, during the combustion Of
Which the effect was most magnificent ! now had
tune 70 gazs &c briet snatch, upon tho only visi-
bic feature e'i me 20 contemplate Of the vast metro
polls is countless thousand lights between which
individually distance had, 10 my eye, become a,
Dothing, and saw IN ono mass Of spark lustr,
~ body studded with brilliant gems, and as INV 90.
liion fapidlty changed, loncY might have picture,
lt m enormous centpede, using It's many ICES 4.
escape my view, % IL dlstrustiul Of one, WHO On
we'd, or had design upon the gloring wealth O
which u was possessed. The splcndor the gran
dcur Oftho scene, ives or beyond ny power Of de
eruption.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

SELF MAEEYIsG.-A curious instance Of prcGi.
gate hypocrisy nu one side uul simplicity on tho
othcg was exhibited uu Monday, before the Police
Court Oi Boston. \ German NAMED IIybubolz
ot'i,"t'"s pastor OF as German congregation, was
brought up ON charge OF immortality. The wiz
tess against Hm was German CIR. named Eeein1
Heumicn, WHO de-POsed ~ Substance tina. HoAnbo.s
met her IN the st's-t-Uti-Icd 10 fnI place q,
which she could go into scgVcc-,OoK her 90 bi.
[ boarding house made gyC % Ecr-pclsuaded hgl
That be was authorized to marry himself to her
took her into h5 rom AMI made a PRAYER vn,cl.
hc represented us equivalent 10 tho marriage ccre
mony, aud then made her accompany him 10 salem
where they passed the night as man aud wife.
Returning the next day be locked her no N BIZ
room ani Kept he' rom Friday 20 Sunday nouir.
when he took her 10 h!. Church and uIe.cbeu Ia
US uli. Tue poor gid was firmly convinced tina, 30,
was lawfully married 10 her UelrIycn We presume
ih1t the upsho. OiiIc matter will be a more griic,n
marriage secuHium gYtsm.--.E J. Gem. .idv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

DEATH OF GOVERNOR CANNON-The
mysterious disease, which IN the dispensa,ion Of
Divine Providence, suddenly attacked this excellent
citizen, and distinguished and honest public servant
few days since, terminated his existence at :
O'Clock on Thursday evening, 10th inst. And al
though the plraytic shock, and the course OF active
treatment TO which the Governor was subjected had
made rapid and distressing inroads upon his athel-
&c frame, $50 recently in the vigor Of health he
yielded his spirit 10 the God who gave IL, with the
utmost resignation, and IN all apparent compOsurc.
The name of Newton Cannon viii occupy no
ordinary place IN the political annals of Tennes-
Eee.-FOr more than thirty years a cllizen Of the
State, he filed, during dat long and cventtu period
numerous and highly responsible stations in the
local and National counsCls, in oil which he was
distinguished for a sincerity of purpose and a zeal
ons devotion ~ the common veal, that won the re
spect Of his colleagues, and commended him 10 the
confidence OF his constituents. 4 member Of the
State Legislature IN 1911, and N several subsequent
sessons-a member Of Congress in 1916 and again
IN lSl9-'2O representing a district embracing at
that time about halt the territory of Middle Ten
ncSsee--a member OF the State Convention IN 1884
and Governor OF Tennessee from 1885 20 1893
Ia; passed with honor and success through the
gradauons Of political life, to the highest Office
known 10 lhe Constitution Of has adopted Slate.
In the relations Of private lite, few men gerC
more truly beloved than Gov. Cannon. Sincere IN
las attachments, exact in hi5 dealings, unostenla.
uous m his Character, and kind and nduIgenl in the
domestic circle, he lived respected and died lament
ej, the upright neishbOr and devoted friend.
Nashville Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
OFFICIAL.
TO THE HON. S. Il. uOBBlE.
.lcNng PesNnaaLlr Gln,rnL

SuE-Gnforma'ion having been received in o form
entitled Ia attention that the Postrn1stcrs NJ -..s.F
F-T-, Pennsylvania, and +E----s-t. Ohm, I-yc
90 itr violated The obligations which they impf,g.y
assumed 'n Ia. King office under my Administrator.
Of u1salalGg from any active part,snr.hlu. or I'm
any way connecting tbg'r Offices with party polite.
or using them tor P'rlY purposes ! have 10 reqne.t
hhl inquiries shall nc instantly Instituted into iIrir
conduct and uh1t u tho charges ag,ins, 'born L
found 10 De true, they uo Immediately turned out Of
uMs'i aha siZgn9 oVT'in.ci u th,.r places who
VII 'ihlfWIs- conduct themselves. The Post DHirr
Department iu all Its operations should br so,d,-,
en- lur thE single purpose % accomplishing fb, i,,
T"r1n' objects for which d, WIS established /,
snou9 100 an especial mJuucr so Ear as fs tr,rils,-
D.s, 'e Nse2nnec'ei from Iarty poi II " ecs.
i0oashsl Tor specified purposes of equal fmror,,rgr
tp rv'y citizen. To convert Dc INTO ,n ,,.,,, ~
party lo Lc used for party purposes is 90 tlgEs h,
the fruitful source Of the most IItrrnIrg ,y D.,
inIht1 us % Dr., md extended tg every r.Islfyrtl
I -'' fAry OIL Iss administration, and necessarily OF
| ii8 agon's, should Dc particularly guarded Fy.
Deputy Pos master 10 use boo. ir1nkin- rr.yff., ~
privilege bestowed u03u him for The cole 1uDg.r IA
ekyNgrHng Hi'n from oppressive charges iu tho no.
ccssIry spguICurc OF his ofie.1 in f.1.tr,,p.
over the country pamphlets, u- Hspupgr. 4rI t,-,-
/ pno'y, sud must not for day lc tolerated. T..
| this tc ICif fo Che politicians. ] should be H7up,
| % re or iwo OK mpss shIII be found Sufficient 4
correct lu evil which has 90 extensively pfry8isl
WlI 'Hk. ihs occasion, also, 70 add for y0.r ir
s.rucilOn, 'hai the appointment 90, and s1n,rnr7ug
/ no me oHirs of postmaster Of any one editing 10 b.
ifa newspaper s 100 The hi -HCst d0gfcg 0bice,ou4
/ DIE. u Involves most Oi tho consequence aboy
sla'ed-uroduccs politics into the pJst oTice-Jf
WlN.5nrs lu. rrylnug-ard cnulg.s puyi.spog on on
gd'or VIII rh al. cfnnOt enjoy. Ino WOd, itis M,
nAll purpose, as lar as m me ilee, % ssrara,r ~
roy pIh.c Department from pohues and brn
demanded IONS nv III
ScP,emter %, 1911. LON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
MARCH or u,lIrsrU,TIoN

Young wonianhood 'the swee: moon on the no.
Tison's yerge!' n thought mutured but not uttered
IN conception warm anj glowing not vet enbod;-
cd-the rich halo that preccdcs tie rising sun-tbg
rosy down that besHeuks the ripcning peach "a flow
CT-
dover which is not quite q flower
y az is no moro a bud
lETelaHrs gap,rI
Young womlnhoodi moasses touched with I,t-
tic birthstone, spread bread no. butfescJ' "a being
n'l Joints and angles, not filled out-nu Uniformed
form, deiormcd by stays palId thing that loves
the npening pcneh-o young woman
woman which isnut yt,if. o. woman.
hci something more nor Cd 1lL
IBrg.lGu Nps-I
Young womnnhood holrmoon not vet lie,
cake baked, but not turned hot com, all hot and
Knocking, not yet soda rich curdIc which prcc,,,g
the coming Of huucr- the thickening down ur,p !,
eosung's back, that bcspcoks the future goose
butterfly
butterfly which o. not quite a butterfly.
Am yet tini caterpillar, uI how YOU can fl d.
tSWday Morning N,,ss1
Now comes our turn. Young womanb,oIi a
giggc, something short Of q broai horse-iaugf
small potatoes, half grown body and limbs DO.
VcOpod with p1dding-thc exhibition Of bone and
muscle enough fora common matrimonial squa5BI,
substantial hngcr-n1.s, that bespcik first rat,
scrlichIng-u gander-
= sander which is not quite rlnior
d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

DOINGS IN TEXAS.-Morc igholssois lunch.
ing.-A week or two ago,' says the NaIchi,oches
ron, IN Harrison county, Texas for murder; Of the
manner IN which he was tired; how he was ucquit.
ed, and how he and some Of his friends then seized
the county Judge, McIlenry, and brought him IN.
90 Naichoc hos, where he IS now in jaIl, awaiting
his trial, under an Indictment for carrying of ne
groes from that parish. 1t now appears that when
Jackson returned To Texas, he was attacked and
killed 10y four five friends OF McIIenry; and they.
~ their turn, have been captured and hung withou,
any ceremony, by the friends Of jackson Where
Is this bloody tragedy TO end
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
TO HENRY a. WISE
Representatives for the Eighth Congresstonal Dis.
frict Of Girginia

EWTTI.
Dear SIR: portion Of your constituents and tbos,
among your warmcst personal rs well as uolific,I
friends and who have been during vopr yyboc ,,
col career IN this dIsct-Jre now NJ fault The var.
ehufeIy nj loss; they cannot comprchend vouI re-
cent course Greater confidence has Sc dom if ever
been placed - one individual than has been in
you, by the Wings Of G once5ter D"sr soi , ~
out silent modification peryadCs the whole n,riv2
whist on the other hand, the late Van Buren 90.
eoiocos are oil cxutatOn, and will. doubtl,ss Le
your "ntnest friends hgnceiorwurd We, sir. have
i,Iu'n-u rom expressing our sentiments and feel.
a'snhton mcotings. such is not our course. w.
are certainly astonlshed. confJunded-but we f,,.
rear to express the Indignation We feel. some oi
I' had hoped, ere this, that you would have a.
Hr's.u isll.r 20 your constituents or to individual.
pccted. We arc anxious that your eouiyoclI no.
sIHon should be dchncd and that by Yourself
GLOUCESTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
WORE NEW nnnKs

=. MADDOX has receive.
n, History n NE War ~ the Peninsula sndio fIc su
~ rance rom lFN IN 1871, by Wu Napicr Nv
Law aui iaR ycTl, ur sketches and fr,t, 4 Local
hirfnry AMI biography, ~ ' w i'H''
dhe An,icgi Hc4mo byGP ilncg, cncap edition
I'op TOTO Number Ninety, hy ChtrIoffc EI.z4Lsth
rlcycnF Tr'ycs boz Central Amerira,2y
Tho sabbath Schools if fI1uiI b T.
Uuck'F Religious Fnrrtfnfra
H'lIey Wghcr.s General Music Teacher, adapted o.
u,u an offensive h-ii'n1ry 0f Musical terms
frora Illustrations 81 tho iFblc. ", 5000 copies uf
ihis Wpfk have already bcrn soid
NFttnou1 different auli0rt1 dcHvcrcdin Tugand and
AmnIIcl, by IIn NlV n IugarI Mini. KIlk. A VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02

Lac d Lawyers" is the title OF new ,ro,l,
J"s' issued Iron the press Of Mcssrs. Carey & Hart
IL Is production of very great meri,-cop,airir.,
much and Interesting information, concerning ,b,
'S' profession and the eminent jurists of England.
II IS to be had at the Bookstore of Messrs. smi,b
Drinker Y Co, '''''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
Respectfully,

nc boys about town are poking fun a, Colonc.
oo'"' oy addressing two columns OF grave political
matter !" him. through the columns OF the Enouir,
merely enrolling him among the saees of tho
l'nu. 1t was first suspected, the Col. was
writing to hmso'f-but this is contrndIc,ed hv n.
known modesiy. us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-02
Pictorial M!as,rniions NJ III. nill.

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handsome volume, Containing 200 pictorial il
us'rA'ons OF the Bible and views in tie Holy Land
It's "A valuable work .n itself, and rendered still
more so by It's connexion with sacred history.
For safe at Mr. NllddoHs Book store.