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rived n, about half past o'clock. The cr,vd !.
sembled was large, The music good the banner cs1.
table 10 the ladies' that made them, the horse,
tive and the boys nproarious. Charles T. Meyer. E.o
made an address to the General, which could moi
but which, from his well known talents, mus, s,,
been good one. Gen. Harrison made few rc,na,
audible 10 those only in his immediate vicinity; Inn
learn that it is his purpose TO remain here ew t,
during which time he will take oceasioo /, add
his fellow citizens at greater length The oice..cr,
ers are DALI agog, and the holders look "lampsh an,
glum."
The news of the suspension of your United S,a.a,
Bank caused run for specie on our banks tot3y
They held out however, until 3 o'clock, after whIci
the arrival Of the Eastern mail bringing an accoua :.
the state of things among your city banks, created
state of feeling here that is any thing but d co
fdencc A meeting of the Banks was held tins a,r,
noon, but the result is not certainly known; j. ov
ever the general belief that our Banks will IT, fun.
in a state of suspension on Monday next. There .
some hope Of three of them, who will continue Il r.
deem, but the wise ones deem it ialacicus. God a,c
he country W. L.
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POETRY
From tho Pennsylvania Spirit II The 7fmeS-I
InNDnN

JF,Om the Pennsylvania Spirit cj The 7fmes.l
MON0DY
M THE DEATH OF
-N.N.sYLYaNI3 BANK or THE UNITED sf'aiH e.
f}g Philemon Phiitht.
MOI :, sound was heard, save the Cashiers wall,
AZ the last douhioon was r0hhten,
No, a Clerk discharged his taiur's mn,
When he from his desk disihouhsea'
The Teller told his tale oi woe,
And payer refused 10 pay;
Tie Attorney he turned his back To so,
And the Runner lie ran away
And short were the oaihs Of the President
A. he fumbed amid the dross;
And filling his pouch, rs he always meant,
lie charged il profit and loss.
Not single quam disturbed his breast,
ON account Of the slight default;
He swept this board Of all that was LEFT,
And locked up the empty vault
He thought rs he heaped the shining pile,
And rolled up the greasy notes,
He had saved enough to last him awhile,
And purchase y few more votes.
Vel little he rocked that his rotten SUIT,
Would find but few sspousers,
Aud lass ne thought that his clovcn fool,
Stuck ont from beneath his trousers
,Tis said at night parting wall,
Re-cchoes from wall to wall,
And troubled ghost Of aspect pale,
Dispous in the Banking Hall.
Al Times it win perch on the marble dome,
Or hide in the discount closet;
And Oft and again in solemn tone,
Chaunt over tho word "deposiie."
Dim is the light in the eorniccd room,
Where the DinrcroEs often sat,
And naurht enlivens the mid day gloom,
Eut the spots of the owl and bat.
The ample throne, with its tinsclIy,
Of The fallen would be King,
is the scene Of the SPIDERS tyranny,
And the hope Of tile creeping thing
Yet who can gaze the hydra form,
When the quick'ning spark has He'd,
And feel that the spirit Of the storm,
Is slumbering with the dead.
The angry glare and defying scow,
Lived 10 the latest breath;
and avarice sped in the parting howl,
OF the monster, strong in death.
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Richmond, es,b JAM, 1871.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


THE Visitors will proceed their Meeting the - 4 II
next, appoint Professors in the Schools at Modern ~
euagcs Mathematics aud Law Applications, directed u W
GeSsncr Harrison, Chairman Of The Faculty. NJ the lhist.
Will he laid before thu Board Of Visitors
The annual income Of the Professor cf each Of rl' ,'
is composed OF salary of thousand dollars, AMI il r
varying from twenty five 10 ly dulars EACH pad Ll ~ II
his school. lie is furnished moreover wh
convenient dwelling house, having garden attached 80
The salary and fees received by the Professors J" Tx
schools, respectively during the last four years rpuans
salary nj g ,0O0 las averaged as follows:
The Professor Of Modern Languages, S2.s30 pr dn"a'
g Mathematics, $500 :
Law - 700
II is required that there shall be taught in the oo II W
Languages, the French, Italian, Spanish, German aud W.
Saxon languages. And with respect any applicant ~ ~
Chair Of that School, the Vscrs will expect b. nit
whether he competent To teach all these languages and IL
which Of them lie can teach. w. II. WGdbLtN,
Proctor Of The Z. II -
S5- The Wing, Rchmond the National intelligence aii
Globe, Washington City; the Patriot and Republicans Eal'"
the National Gazette and Pennsylvania, Phllmlr'ra'
Evening Post aud the Courier K Enquirer New York i "
and Post Boston, will copy the above and forward their a"u
To this office for collection
18th Dec. 1910 GsattJ'
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DOM ES'TIC.
FROM FLORIDA.


Col. Harney's second expedition has resulted in his
capture and killing l6 warriors. Major Childs has
taken A men, women and children. Lieut.. Steptoe
has also killed and captured six warriors, making TO-
tai of &c.
We are all looking for speedy termination of the
war, the news from the Gulf posts tending it does
towards such contamination Of our wishes
Capt Barnum has returned to Fort Russell The
camp Of Hallecktus-te-nuggee was discovered within
seven miles of Fort Russell He got wind of the troops
and escaped. Capt. ID. captured squaws, child and
ponies.
From the Savannah Republican,
FLORIDA, Jan "a
The news from Florida is, the whole, oil crafty
ing nature; the Indians continue 10 come in al the va
rious posts Col. Riley, of whose ability need not
again speak, has Just returned from scout 10 the head
of the waters Of the Ochlawha. While out, lie struck
Indian tall and, after following it for several days,
much of the time waist deep in water, his advanced
scouts discovered the Indians in large numbers. The
column instantly halted, and portions Of it thrown
TO the right and left and rushing upon the camp
all sdes completely surprised and captured the whole
party, numbering over 100. They proved TO be the
band of Cossa Tustenuggec who they said, col
ected together for the purpose of surrendering them
selves to Gen. Armstead al Tampa Bay and exhibiting
pass from the General Col. Riley compelled after
achieving by far the greatest victory during the war;
to suffer them 10 go about their business. Whether
they will in reality 60 in, remains TO be Many
condemn the of the General in bitter terms but
as he IS certainly accomplishing more with speeches
and presents than has before been done with CO.
ecive measures, think him deserving of all praise
1t will cost 20,0O0,000 10 drive them out if it be
done al all; and suppose the tenth part of that
would buy them ALL But what is much better to do
what understand the Government is now endeavorng
to accomplish, viz: TO give them the South end of the
Peninsula, and buy their friendship by that which al
ways succeeds-kIndness and justice.
Letters from the Suwannee state, that Gen Read,
with Two hundred men, scuurjnu The country be-
tween the suwannee and the ocilla Eight or ten In
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TnE PRESIDENT ELECT General Harrison arrived
at Hagerstown Thursday evening. He addressed
the people the following morning. and the same day
left for Frederick, where he arrived about o'clock
in the evening On Saturday morning he started for
Baltimore in the 10 O'Clock train, and reached the mo-
numental city in the afternoon. lie was met at the
relay house, about eight miles from the city, by the
committee of reception, and thence escorted
into the city, by citizens in carriages and on horse.
back. The streets which he passed were filled with
dense crowds and on reaching the City Hotel he then
made short speech to the people, expressing his re.
greet that fatigue and want Of rest, forbade his making
extended address, but said that on Monday he
would take occasion to enter fully into the aues-
tons which agate the public mind, and on which
lie will soon be called to act. He will leave Balt-
more tomorrow for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Public Lcdrcrl
.7rriral Of Gen. Harrison-probabc suspension of the
Baltimore Rdnks.
BALTIMORE, Saturday Evening,
February 6. :
Banners, music, horses, carriages, PROFESSIONS &c,
&c. The city in state of unusual animation du-
ring the early part of the afternoon in consequence of
the expected arrival of General Harrison the Presi-
dent elect by the from Frederick. He came &C.
cordng to PROMISE having arrived at the outer depot
2 o'clock, P NJ, whence he was escorted by large
number Of his political friends foot, horseback
and in carriages, 10 Barnum's Hotel, where he ar.
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Jan 30

MIR. JNo F. PRICE-Sr Take notice, mat We 5, IA
w to take The following dispositions on Monday, ~ cant
March, 1871, Prince Edward Court House, ~ is,on
Prince Edward and State Of Virginia, to W.T. r Sa
Henry r. Davis, Edward A. Carter, Thomas J. KIM, Il
irl J. Venahe and Taron Woodson, between thr ~
O'Clock in the morning and five O'Clock IN the
we fail to take the above dispositions on tha cay me
them between the same hours the Two nen %. AMI
Determined in the Circuit superior Court Of Law ~ y.n
for the county of Prince Edward IN Tue sl's ml.n
which we are plaintiffs and yourself hich, TatbarriJ
nabe, in his own right and Administrator o. III - ra
deceased Joseph f. venab!e in his own risI arr rs'a
at which time aud place you requested 70 aver ;SaR
WM ". tth,r
WI. IL rKr 4
Prince Edward 9. H., Va, 18th Jan, ls4i'
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IN CHANcERY.-At Rules taken in the Clerks ot.', y
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chancrTy o ii'"'
ward county, the 5lh day Of October, ls4O:
ar,;nst " rlattf
John +. Price, Richard VI. Dillon, Nancy w. Price, ~ ~
trix Of John PRICE, deceased, Nathaniel J. Nenahr " I
right and Administrator Of Charles Woodson drfa,' L
Venahe, in his right and also as Executor d k"
bic. deceased, and James Vcnablc, uci' T.,
The defendant John F. Price, not having entered ~ u
ance, and given security, according 10 act Of tr
sembly and the rules If this Court, and appearing ~.
inliabtant Of this State, The motion Of hr rl.0
COUNSEL il is entered, rules aforesaid and acfcIhs
that the said defendant John F. Price, do appear 'e
Monday in April NEXT and answer the plaintiffs h, W. N
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some one y
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond, for Two
cessvey, and also posted The front door Of the ton'
this county. A Copy-Teste, .u,u q
,o. d. . ' AVN
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Ss,il5,OOO
100000
$4,000
S4,2l6,OOO
100000
S3,3I6,0OO
3,4l5,O00
Leaving assets,
Which, taken from liabilities,
100000
eayes the deficiency

Leaves the deficiency 100000
Equal to LA of the capital or about cents in the
dollar.
The actual defalcaton, as is known, was $3.50 900,
but security is held by the Bank deemed good at least
IL The amount of $39, 900. have allowed $780, 900
for bad debt. The State Commissioners set down this
item at $4,000, and doubtful debt at $4,000. But
the gentleman from Petersburg has said, they knew
nohn! about it-that they merely adopted the esti-
Of the Bank officers and disposed to put
the best face on tho matter they could Judge May
explained that they could not know and hence he sup
posed they got their information from the Bank otii-
cers Then, Sir, said Mr.. r., you did them great in
justice. They required to distinguish the grade
OF the debts They took every pains to enable them to
do it properly, and governed, well by their
knowledge Of the circumstances of the debtors, by
information derived from every accessible source. And
who are the gentlemen thus represented rs but lit
tie better than white washing Committed or can
not be mistaken in the fact of the gentleman having
said something about their being disposed to put the
best face upon the matter) Your Attorney General,
who, from his public station, is bound in peculiar
manner to look to the public interests, and than whom
no man enjoys or more deserves to enjoy, universal
confidence in his purity of character and integrity of
purpose. Another is valued and most accurate Off
GER high in public confidence in the department of the
LIST Auditor; and the third, Holden Rhodes, who if
not known at least to other members Of the House. is
known at least to the gentleman from Petersburg for
his great learning in his profession his high honor his
habits Of close investigation, and his commanding
abilities. 1t is the estimate of such that is to be
thus summarily put aside. But, to obviae cav, l
have nearly doubled their estimate Then the 100000
mot 500 000 has been assumed throughout the dis
CUSTOM held by the Bank here in the James and Ka
nawha Company, 1.-THE Buchanan branch holding $780,,
O00) have estimated at but 100000; below what il
would command even, believe, if thrown at once into
the market far below its value to those who can keep
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it as the Bank cam and not ia any way designed TO con-
yey the idea that hold it thus low(at another time
may have occasion 10 20 into ba! question: Ac.
cording to this view, therefore, this Bank is able mol
only to pay every debt in the world but 10 pay
besides 93 in the dollar 10 the stockholders nor
- his all OF the $50 900 charged against it for circu-
a,ion it s certain that large amount must have been
DESTROYED by use, by flood and fire, and var'ous acct
dents and never can be brought against the institutions
and if TO this deduction Of debts be added the interests
ON 30 much of the suspended debt as shall be collected
Il il not improbable but if the institution were now
to he wound up might return par TO the stockholders
In regard to the ability of the Branch at Richmond to
osume s,ece payments immediately, its available funds
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may be stated as follows: ,,
Domestic Bills, SAl,osi
Sterling Bills, oo', naO
State per cent. stock, aoo oooo
Specie, 'uo' o9c
Va Bank notes on hand, oa,ooo
Other branches, a o@'"oo
Due from branches, @ oo'1oo
From other Banks, '''''"
" Sl,l5345s
1A" C;r -, SS505lO
Unclaimed dividends, LOW S'oUo
Due branches, lo..' ooo
Due other Banks, S"p,ooo
Depositors, o'ooo
Sl,779,oOO
From which deduct i,ioo,ooo
Leaves o-3ooo
To be met by active discounts, $4,000
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III IN attribute TO God himself,
And earthly power doth then shew llkcst Gods,
When Mercy seasons Juslice.'
l pray the House not to Danish it from their coun-
ellis conjure them, by retaining from the exercise
Of this arbitrary and unusual power, to give new
pledges Of security to the citizen, and entte them
selves, by their forbearance, to the public gratitude
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GAYS nENTLKYnr.rfnr.

CAV a. BENTLEY oiTrr for sale ~ unusually low
" prccs, ii aud blue black French api EngIsh H,fr
HE'ne, lei AMI blue black Nalan Grape, While rose AMI
graw culorcd french Grapes black whtc rose and blue
trare lissc luvc lliks, cotou and sf Eosc Bee aud
blue black Mlrcclne; black Gro 90 Rhine Gro is An.
que, Gro ~ NlEicrs, AMI Gro DO Richmond.
Abcauutul assortincnto % Psi t;lssS and Chine silks
Of the latest Paris styles: Chine HEf, Scafs shawIs AMI
h1ntcs handsome style white aud black Nciis: snti
color aui richly figured hazorinc, and handsome
ariice for ladies' Dress hcmschc cite work ant tapc
border linen cambria ndkis; cambrc and muslin E,irc
lnd lnscrtinH, muslin aud lawn Huds; Infants Cans
French work muslin Capes and Collars great variety oi
NJ AMI STA Cloves and Mite, handsome cap and bonnsi
Ribbons Ssn and facas 10; teghorn Tusc an AMI ara
honn,ts; new ylc sik nonds ans wash Rore aces nt
caps; Thread lace fxug AMI Inserting. Cotton Cstnrir.
Nout, Null, swss aud Camlric Muslin; Furniture An
Dress Calico French painted Muslin lawns and Chintz
IRISH Linens lawns; 6and " ltsh Shectinr: birds ~
AND iablc diaper AMI thmask Table Cloths; browo ani
hlcse he'd tOuon Sirting and Shcrtng MARYLAND 70 M
enary flaids; Apron ami Furniute Check Pad Gotten
hdsisi Fans sun shades PaTssOls, etc. etc, MS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-02
NOTICE.

by virtue ola deed oftrust executed 10 tlcsubscrhers
ID on the 9Th day Of March, 1879, by Isham Pucketi Ia
secure the payment Of certain debt therein tnetinnrd
,lus tn Cot Charles =. Goodal duly recorded IN lilo
Clerks Once Of Chesterfield IIenTico Comfy Cutf-
Ne VIII expose Ia salo al public auction, 10 the higher
hcr oT cash, On the premises, the 2h OF May Is4I
az a certain tract, piece or Parcel Of Land Wing and
behe ~ The county Of CheicI6eld called Broad Rock
sny about tee miles from tile city Of Richmond corr
tanning 20 ncr~s more or less. Also, other piece
parcel 81 Land adjoining the same containing ac zee
the same more or less There Is upon the said land All
The necessary buildings for a comfortable family real.
dence 10y 49,
And on the 2st Of May, ISL in front Of the Rel
IN lhe my OF Richmond we will also sell cash tho
highest bidder. twelve likely slaves together with The in
crHds- OF the females thereof the
S55 being alIthe slaves conveye led by said trust deed
selling as Trustees will only convey sue tlc as ia
reSiein us by the deed aforesaid which believed 10 b
indsputa le =
The sale OF the real estate will take place on the preE
SEES AZ u o'clock A. NJ and the slaves At the Bell 1aye
al uocI"cki a NJ SAMUEL TAYLOR
. LAWSON NUNNhIIN
ap li-,f3tawtds ,,..'.ts..
Dr- The sale the Bread Rock land ia postu.ge,Itl
the "a ID inst and the slaves MI the 2Sh ns when m, "
Will take place as mentioned in tie above notice
~ =. TAYLOR,
.n ~ - L. NTNNAIiY.
NO The sale Of the above Iand is pnsrpnueI I'M Tho
jrd Iune AMI the Saves till the 2lth June when tlry "a
lake place as mentioned ON the above notice.
n, =. TAYLOR.
w = L. NUNNAIIY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-02
WOODLAND FARM,
GNlsT AND "a" MILL NEAR RICHMOND

nWCLIUU.
On SATURDAY. the 9th DIV June ISL will be solI
u O'Clock on the Woodland Farm, AZ the Dwelling Hons.
uat very valuable tract of 40 woodland vif
bag barns stables, corn ani e-hOuses &c on he Three
tHoppe Road, about nl, above the civ OF Richmonl
About 100 acres of this Farm cleared aud nnyy in cu
vaon with an orchard ~ 1000 chocs Fruit Trccs nrncF
paly ui apples AMI peaches anI the remainder ~ The ant
ia ORIGINAL growth ei helrtpne, white oak
anu Tcd oak furnishing large quantity Of tau ba H. nov
IA hsn teques IN the northern market, billet timber 10
bacco box plank flooring iimheT, AMER which al t,s
same place. will be sold the Grisi and saw Mill on West
nam Creek witblt acres Land under Plank Pos en-
CLOSURE desirable and valuable iruu sifinn to ms
above Farm with Machinery OF iron, nearly new and IN
view OF he lanes River Canal And also, acr me sale
81 the above tSo pieces o( property will be sod scyeu
very Young valuable hrsc Mules wagons carts plousns
the crop OF corn, &c Aud the balance of Inc
year viii toe hired our. four Young valuable servants
TEEMS-For the Farm AMI Mill, one.thiri cash: ibe
baIanc IN one ami two years with sactnry security
and decd Of on the properly Tho psT.on,I on
delivery.
mH n NJ A. ~ .u.,.
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srocK on DRY eoops. Az AucrIoa.

~.
IN MoNpAY.the l9h July At, al ~ O'Clock, A. " At
~ our Store, will be sold, without liuHt or reserve
Goods Until which time shall continue 10 oiTrr fhc,
~ W"s' c AMI rciai or cash. az su lower prices than
hey hs,c ct been snl Merchants and farnics
rurc F hcy VIII hnd our goods cheaper than they have
ever been sud m this market Il being our VISA 10 rciur
the quantity now hanI to the lowest possible amount
briorc TIE pablo sale, The following y Iau of Wlai
now remains on hlud.
super Chens ground apd ia Lawns anil Nus'ius
10 SMin Irpci aud figured Mouselin he LANES aud
Rich syrian sik Muslin Dresses and Robes
tiuudc,i ssuu stripe and hurricane checked 10
super Fronch, Engish abb American Caiiroea
Medium andl"w priced lawns aud Cihccrs
super plain ant fed Blk and blue blk Go &c Rhine
Gro &c Swiss, Gfo &c Afrqug andt'hrnr SiIka
ktth lhcuc SIX SiI1wls, ldkts and hail " kfs
Pian I'M anil fancy col'd satin sud SIX Neck 40
Cambria aud Muslin E,igings aud lnscninss
Gimp AMI Thread faces, E,ieinr~ and inscrt'nrs
ditto
Iatc, hla.k .rd white silk Cotton anil Noravi,r Hose
"cnrmcn's While ,nt brown Cotton and Misses and Boys
ant - l'ish llncus from pc tn Of pcryd. cheap
fab~ bnuisk fable Cloths. Towels, no~ss and nrcka
prowa Table Cloths, n.ri Eye anI Russ,, Diaper
SO 10 3nI w br"wn ani Blcaehcd lneu shceiin1.
nain amt had swiss Muslin. lscunct, H,ok aud Null 30
% Cambrics, Gsrncnt and Furniture pnity
: AMI plain French Linen and Holland
Fine aud super Bomha1inc aut tad pisnrra
WursicdC fapcs, Grape Camblcis and prap lc Az
hgnnct CAN H.l and Plain Saiin aud rpHcta Ribbons
SILT sud Cotton Umbrellas aud rifasris
PLAIN aui towel Satin anil H'mbaEiuc stocks
super bis aul assnttcd cold C'n,hs aui C'-surrcs
Medium " Slutrs, neuims C1uonaics anil Criuk.ca
Cold aud Plate BcarheI 1nd nr1wn Cotton bulldogs
lou.h'u wc'uuss, Macs les hul t'rcr-ii Ninkcen
3i,l@ 81 AMI "a Hrown sod nloachej Domestic Sheet
iucs snl ShttinSs
PONCE. sptara,li nianna and flag handkerchief.
VALENTINE A RREEpEN
mu White nnhhngs, " street, Shockoc Hn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-02
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

lln both Houses Of Congress. quorum was in
lcndanee on Monday.
Ia the Senate, Mr. Southland, Vice President pro
IN took the Chair.
Ia the House OF Representatives, the Hon. Jons
uirE OF kertueky, was elected Speaker on the
st ballot. White isi, Wise =. Lawrence S, J.
/. Jones 81. scattering ). White and Jones only
lnddates.
On the fourth ballot, Mathew st. Clair Clark
as elected Clerk +. q. J. Smith, IL. A. Gar.
nj and Il. C. Mason.
This is a first rate beginning, and contrasts al
firtbly with the opening of Congress under Loo,
oco rule. MIR White is genuine Wing, and I
stins uishel mOmber of Congress MIR Clarke wa
|n excellent Clerk in former days, before he WA
ictimizcd by the ruthless spir, Of Jacksonism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-02
Peremptory Sale at auction OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.

WINES sc. on SIX months credit.
On tklDAS,thc iihnU Al store, 10 o'c ock will
DC sold general assortment 81 Liquors ant Wines VIZ
~ pipesaRd - half pipes CoEnac Brandy, embracing
chiefly the most popular branis, aud warrant
Ell genuine
10 pipes genuine Holland Gin
Puucbeous Irish Whisksy
pipes pure Madeira Wine
~ or casks 10 10
Is 10 pale sherry 40
~ boxes 10 do Mut.Ar,',ILr.nI
~ do genuine Maluisey Wine
u az casks OpoTto Pori Wine
JO hampers Champagne w inc. Of approvaI brand.
loo eases Bordeaux Clatct
"a qrcaskss Wine
1u bbls Imitation Brandy
- 40 domestic Apple 10
81 do New England Rum
luJ do 9Th proof MOGouEahcla whi,kc-
lJ1 30 Pcuu.y lgsnia rccthed 10
- 90 obi M,ryiand Do
IubJ Scgags large portion warranted HAVANA entitled
iudcbcutuIc
je2 m. 4 CO. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-02
Two o'cLocK. A. NJ.
AiEScAnI OF, IT'LL, nn I.SInE>.u,

MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT.
From very hasty pcrusal OF the Message, we
EEL prepared to Give it hearty appreciation. I,
O. X. in all respects. Ii gives the finishing stroke
the expiring Fac ion. From the li.hts before
is, ct this witchns tine Of night, ts o'clock ante
teriiian) we DO not hesitate to give it as our de-
Fded opinion, tina, two cents purchase for the fras-
|nent Of Locoiocoism would he avery dear bargain.
IS as dead as last years hcrrins-and as worth.
Jess rs sinking mackete.