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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07

DEsHA, SHEPPARD, & CO.,
c. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, ALA.
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-04-07
THE STATE OF ALABAMA,

w 1ON OOONA y
OCCASIONALLY appeared before the
IL undersigned, an acting Justice of
the Peace, in and for the County afore-
said, Lemuel N. Fields, of sad State and
County, who being duly sworn, deposeth
and saith, that some time between the A
pril and October Terms of the Circuit
Court, for the County of Lowndes and
State Of Mississippi, this deponent receiv-
ed from Conway o. Barton, of said coun-
ty and State certain funds for the purpose
of discharging Executions IN the hands of
John w. Byrn, Sheriff of said County,
that this deponent called on the said sher.
iff Byrn, and settled and discharged said
Executions and all demands that said
Sheriff had against said Conway o. Bar
ton, at that time, and received receipt
from said Sheriff in full. The said receipt
being for above four thousand and two
hundred dollars, as far as this deponent
recollects, but is certain that said receipt
exceeded four thousj n dolars,-that if
the said receipt was not delivered to said
Conway o. Barton, this deponent has so
lost or mislaid ii, that it cannot now be
found.
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SON have associated themselves "
the practice Of the Law.
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FACTORS &c COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.

WM7ILT. sell cotton on the usual terms
" and furnish those who patronlze
them with family Groceries free Of com
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NOTICE FOR 1841.

December, 1910.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
RICH MOND.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARca1s.
ELECTION OF JUDGES


The General Assembly yesterday performed ~ .
good acts ~h'sh would 20 far to redeem many bad
onss-We mean, the election Of John Robertson OF
this city and the election OF James II. Ghslson OF
Petersburg, Judges OF the General Court.
Mr.. Robertson was elected 10 the new JYdsesbin
created in this city, for the hearing and decidios ot
Chaneery causes, WHICH have accumulated 10 tina,
degree 10 amour, 10 denia Of Justice. Mr..
Robertson IS too well known to The State. 10 -.
qu're eIosy at our hands. The bar and In. ri T..
zsns Of 4 enmond deem him eninenty kted for
The stations and they feel every ccnfdenc. that
their opinion wilI be confirmed by his acts.
Nj William Green, dislins uish.d inri,r. Of Gu.
pepper, was put in nonn ,Iion-,n his bisb ot,,li.
l';''ons and rare endowmen.s were coneaded on
all handsj-but the msjority considered that i,
would bear seeming OF harshness and Injustice 70
20 out OF the Circuit for Judge, when il was adj
mIIted that the circuit itself could supplv judicial
talents Of the highest order. The very r.speet,.
DC vote which Mr. Green received under such cir.
cumsiances, and in opposition 10 such conpetitor
would be no small compliment TO any man, TIA
vote stood Robertson 70, Green II. SCATTERING Is-
some immaculate Locos, who could not tax their
eonscienees 50 heavily as TO vote for any man who
vas Wing, even though he were an angel OF ligb,.
In this category, however is no. TO be included N,
Smith (Extra.) He strenuolsIy urged the election
s" ar e''een, and IN the course Of his remarks i'm
PgIsd the preference Of the Richmond Bar for NJ,
Robertson TO olive, worthy only Of himself and
which the distinguished gentleman whose el,inns bs
was urging would have been among the frs, 10
spit upon and abhor. The Richmond LAWYERS h.
''id' wished to elevate Mr. Robertson, from the sor
Old consideration Of removing a formidable eo,nos
Tor. end dividing his practice among themselves-
MIR Lyons repe led the impu,a,ion with an ur.,,,,.
90 up and re'oried with no little severity upon IN,
Senator's, Contractor. He, however, would no
eondescend to say that he Isl wished to promo,,
Mr. Green to remove from hi. district a foro,id,bI
and powerful political adversary, and no les, "a,
midlh!e riya at the Bar.
Mr.. Gholson was elected to succeed judo. M,
son, an the Southampton Circuit. He wa, noni
mated ~ Judge May, and as stated by tina, zen
lsman and Mr.. Ridley, wth The general concur
renee OF the whole circuit. Mr.. e. l.. Peg,,n
was nominated by Mr. Vaughan, and high ,.,.i,oo
/ ny was borne to his qualifications by Mr. Rob.,,.
son and other gentlemen. But as no ey,e,,;o,
could be taken to Mr. GhoIson, and as b. va,
known to be acceptable to The Bar and the peonl.
he vas elected Dy large minority.
Mr.. dhoG1D was formerly mernb.r NJ To-,
gressfrom the M=ekisnburg District. and is
eompished gentiemin, and a sound and ali,
lawyer. The elevation oftwo such me, ia -,
Mr.. Robertson) 70 the Bench, IS eredi,,bl. - -,
Legislature, and will rsJY1nd to the bonou, n 81,
Commonwealth. '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
SUBSTANCE OF THE REMARKS OF
fiC Ill A Il ID IL. BAPTIST

IN THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA
oa the nomination OF Col. james II. GboIson In,
Judge Of the General Court.
Mr. BAPTIST stated to the Senate tina, h. ro..
ho' w the purpose Of making any protracted re-
marks, out with view of bearing his wilIins ,.sti
mony TO the high character and aual fe, ions ot
COL Ono son tie sad that although II WIS t,u.
mat he MIR ~ d not reSid, within this Judici,I
Sir' ui new rthS less he trusted he should BE- ust
seo oy ue Se1'le Tor participating in the d scuSSon
ION me Tact mt until within few weeks s,nre
Soi' uho on was constituent OF his and for seva-
ra' Yeas al resided IN Mecklenburs and b.,n an
&c i've Pracutlner at the Bar OF the Courts of tbs,
county Mr. Is. stated that he had h- pleasure nj
OUT 'ght acquaintance W tn Major Peg IN. and
VI ms own Know edge, Of course he knew but liz
OF him-oui ne had no d. ubt that he WIS eentle
'"an VI hlSh character and ia ents and cntIlet to
every III nS elh'm-d ior hun 10y his friends: bar he
ing, as he was, intim uely acq painted with Coonel
emo son and beliey n. MIN 20 b VIC on ,,ii .J far
'he ON e now about TO be filed, he should mos,
cneeriuly give hin hi, voc
DE ia FL 'othe Senate, that if a mind of a h;ph
o'ueT' hlsh cui waited, ami we'll store with les,
learning, win IN 'nners the mos. b and and AIT &C
i've, proceeding from heart uveia ,wing with KNIT
"eS' a'u oeneNolence TO the VINO c hdmin fam "
e"'t'e man TO hoho' and di-inc,io D, hen indeed
ouSh Co'. GhOson IN receNe he apt ointment. and
ne eon assure the Sena c, Ihat from his IN i'm te
'eq"'hIa"ee win COi. Gho.son, he would be a
"o'thy successor OF the sting uished senilem,,
whose resign ton had created the vacancy nov
ABOUT to DC hlled-and he trusted that II wou;d h,
the eAsure of the Legislature TO confer the an.
pointment ON Col. Ghols on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18


On Friday last at Aylett's, liking William) of
bilious pleurlsy, after most painful illness of ten
days, JAMES f.. RUFFM, Esq
IN The death OF this young man, prematurely cut
on Just as he was entering on the duties of an hon
oraos profession, (he lawj his country has sustain
ell loss VII ch Will long 10 iel,.
Mr. Run was in some respects a most ext,o
ordinary young man. lie was free from the hess,.
ung wees so runous TO the character, hn ppinsss and
usefulness OF young men generally. With n mind
highy cultivated, and disposition mild and con-
eiIaiory he babe far to become most useful man.
Der OF society, in all the other stations of life
well rs m the practice Of the Profession he had &C.
lected, and qualified himself for ut the Univers,,v
o. virginia NO young man Of his age enjoyed
more the respect and confidence Of IN. eornoc,,,,,
~ which he resIded-as that respect and confidence
was based on morality, integrity and correct de
pertinent BfIfT n
LtS The Funeral Of HEERT DIeKERsoE, de-
ceased, will take place from his residence on Union
hIl, ms morning a, 10 o'clock. The friends and
HequSn anees Of the family arc solici ed to attend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
t,bpsr Janice Rirr csua.rv.

n eorfespondent from this region urges us to call
upon inc people Of Boetourt, Roanoke. hion'godne.
~, Aheshsney, and other counties lying upon and
near the head waters Of James River, to bring forth
'"ef best and sblest men to represent them in the
next Legislature. That region (ssys our CORES
po"oen'l has sdeep stake in the proceedings Of the
"eS' Seneral Assembly, and IL ought to be ably re
presented. Atprcsent, il is virtually without re-
personal---very. least in the House OF Delegates
TOT not one OF the members from that section can or
any rate not onebss risen upon the aOor, to ex.
plain and advocate successfully the rights Of the
people, All Of them-for AL purposes beyond a
yes or no-are little better than the chairs they sit
IN. ms ought not to- be. There are many men in
eaen OF the counties whom the people ought to force
into the held Without the aid of their talents the
oenehts OF the James River Canal can never be ex-
tehoed beyond the North River. "You might
CONTINUES our correspondent "extsnd your call to
the South Western counties, who are also interest,"
cd IN the~ame great improvement. and who, il true
10 themselves would depuie their best men TO serve
'nem. Their present delegates cannot move noun.
tains-and with one two exceptions, Fulton Of
Wythe, and GOodson of wsshingtou,) cannot do
justice to the great and important interests Of that
region. think eur local interests here are para.
mount to all mere party interests; and the People
will, believe, fthc matter is properly Lroush, 10
their consideration, agree with me, and determine
10 merge the latter in the formen'
we hope we have subsetved the object of our
by thus bringing his views to the no.
'ice Of the public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
To ~, Rdiiy, Of the VINE.
MRETINa on Nh clrlIens.

Gent emen--l vas pleased 70 sec, . your yester-
days paper, ctIl upon the citizens 10 convene nj
theCny Hall this ovsning, a. haif past o'clock
This Is a. u should be-. The People have been
pack horses To- few 10 ride long enough. They
rave been he toDs u slsvste the "ss" sufi .enl
ltng OF Time. IL q high time they knew then
own impof e1cs-high TINS they should command
hat respect VIII cl Of right belongs 10 them. Thi,
Is the day and hour, fellow citizens, when YOU
should StTike Tor your rghi'. Suffer this opportu-
nifty 10 pass, and ye deserve 70 be saves. Felloe
citizens, 4 you ds's de'ond your righs, CONS to th'
City Hall this evening. Cone in your strsogih.-
Let neither thunder, lightning, wind nor rain pre-
Veni your attendance, and ell Will be safe.
A CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
To u, Editors Of n. Whir.

WIN your permission, Messrs. Eultors, | think
touched the raw of your venerable Contempt
rnry. lie does not deny that in 1887 he f,vsur.
60 60 Gen. Fey toms appointment over that of Col.
but he seeks to evade the true point. bv s,v,ng
ne had general rule not to interfere with any ap.
Pointments during the two last Administrations
This is quibhng. lie quibbes also on the o,her
point as to his affected sorrow al the expulsion OF
Soocn' Wi'I he answer me one plain question: Has
he not rubbed his hands with great giee and drunk
the success of the new Pos maslerl
CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
ceL Rst.rl ". cnr,.r ofl,. g.

At a late meeting Of the Wings Of s,g,,d e.,
following resolutions were unlnimousry .don,,d
oomm'oda,ory Of the course Of their senator Col
Carter. The appreciation Of an ,nl,gbt.o.d .ao
siiusney, which Is the best reward 10 in. f.,,,r.,
Representative, sin this instance wonbiry b.,,os.
ed. Col. e. merits the Communications Of IN. ~
pie, for he has been able and efficient ,dvo.,,.
Of Their int ests, and faithful e1ponoo, n r.,
wishes. And whilst he ha, been a steady. con.
'''' ' a"o u"eomprom''og a''srter Of Wing prn.
Spe5' he has had The good fortune-the rssyI, q,
his amIob.e disposition and Sweetness, NJ ,o,,,..
to maintain Them wi,hou, giving JUS, cause Of ".
fence To any political opponent
Resolutions adopted Dy tho Wings Of Stafford .
hss,i1,a' That The public conduct Of our Sem.
'of 30 The General Assembly, throughout tho ,.,,l
o. ms services 10 hat body as the Represe1t,tiys
o. tns D'inct, meets our highest APPRECIATION.
h's"rsd, That We will use every b,,o,,t.t.
means a. me approaching election 10 rs.sl.et ri
40 w Carter 70 the station he now 6lIs viii 49,.
na credit 10 himself, and advantage and f,,,bcn...
70 his constituents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

Yesterday would jystify our ancient neighbour
N once more repeating bis memorable s,vio,,
winter lingering ehllIs the Top Of spnngn W.,
Aae 'no" throughout, the day, with cold yo,,b
east Wind and if we had no, known, Ly the Alma.
nae, that Il was the l7h of March. we ,yo,,, -.
concluded thatt was the dead Of winter. w. h,..
not consulted the goose Joasr-butthoss who h,,.
say it - black as a hst-which j, ,,nt,o,o,,o, -
saying the cold Ueather will endure for ,.v.,.I 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS

~ Meeting Of the Citizens Of Ric bmond.
win take place at the City Hall, on Thursday Eve.
ming ntEi, at half past O'clock according ~ "a.
so ution OF an informal meeting held Monday eve.
ming last, for the purpose Of considering the pro.
pnsty OF an expression Of disapprobaton of the an.
Pohtment Of Deputy Postmaster for this CITY.
NH lT-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
J .ssssssIvs o s,laII,.0,y ehares.si .hould b,

o. a. :ssssivs shares,si .hoald ),
7.s. Bse.ose,hi. oyliss,oa IN r,,,,e, !. .,.,,.
sn,;ss olag out OF TIE violation Of tight. ru,r.
Ssunsf'y proper that demand should d. mai. \.
~, instance by the State ssgrieved upon m. Co.
s'si government to see thar The proy,.;on. -
ora .sS mat eonSse, shall be observed. be-
uen S'a,e can properly take the redre,, Of ,h.
wrong complained OF in It's own hand, W Vne
sun Because the surrender of pe,,on. .h..,
49,. 80 ."es OF he'd 10 service in any State e.e,n
~ anosner' being required by the expires, al.
paons o' the Federal Constitution the dno o.
servanee and enforcement of ,hess ,..,,,s. uuo 90
eminent WV eue'ai uov-
S.n. Because, while we acknowledge tia, m.
49,, y. 'ne people "a Law paramount to all other
Jaws, nor question the ultimate duty OF every S,.,.
70 nsht the wrongs done Ito IL by every &C.
~s'Sn uoi and Nature have put in its power. ami
wn'ie ~e believe that this State would he nm. Ia.
suienue, oe to assiil the righ.s reserved or be-
longing TO the States, or to submit TO The usu,n,-
Ton by the Federal Goyerumeo, Of tho. -.
we oeneve she would not be willing TO EXERCISE
powers eonfarred on that Government. unless IN n
Ease 50 ., extreme necessity until that Goyernmsnt
'a'eo oy ths Federal Constitution
io'n Because, viewed ms a msasur, or ,,o,..,;o
i" !" once partial ami inefficient slf,r,Iin, No,
even semo'ance of Protection. exeept IN ,hs 80.
lection even TO H. N' ~" o"0etNe pro-
lith. Because the PENALTIES and r.,,,;.,;. :.
would fall almos, exclusively upon IN.
Commercial classes of New York-,ha, class of her
enzens with which we are most in.im,teIv LID
80. ass' a'' ia intercourse, which has ALWAYS. as
oeneve shown itself most ready to protect us in
NOSE peculiar rights, whose violation we now CON-
.h a. ana which, therefore, only the las, necessity
lI'n, Because the principle involved in the r..
nus o. the Governor Of New York to surrender
w., aus'es demanded OF him by the Governor of
NHg ma and the law oil New York comnI,;nsJ Of
Ty Ms very terms, apply equally TO all the slave,
,sn'.ias oaes' and comfy no less than prudene.
"e seem 10 dc late that measures OF redress i'm,
p n as TO some extent, they necessarily mus,
.ne Interests OF those States, should NOT h. na.,;
';,,,ps oy .nl' sate, 'ill all the States simiary
Iss should should net have hson consulted.
~ ION; because extreme necessity could ,Ion. inc
NY disresard az the considerations bsro nisni
ss'ns. me Jaw IN question:; but that no immediste
;'H eIsts Is eonee led by that provision of Tho
aw Itself which postPon.s the p.rioi Of IL, so;ns
nto ell CT TO som. day in the mart vs,r ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
THEATRE.

The performances at this esta bli,hnen, ar. b.,,,
'han ,hey have ever been before. Tb. entertain.
"e"' tuesday night, was really very superior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

Inc Ladies will continue heir sale today.
'"0u'o the weather permit The room will be
open ull l'te in the evening Q Or 10 O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

DIED,

On me loih instant by he Rev T. Magoon, Mr. Ed
GERS, all Of this City. - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
BLOODED ST0CE

FLOODED STOCK --
~ As II suit, neither my inclination into.
BAO LeAt' nor putsufs TO continue longer Oh
~ d nc mrt ,nsr for sale my whole sioeL ~
1ih horses, aud u not 50 d privately, thry nj,
spring to the hshes BINDER Ihave no NED priee s me
esr T % Ia. cam mi. Sc, one pTiec to take smother Any
fSing Interest M The stock consists OF in psrt anu
BROOD MARES ARE Is one half
No 2 DR. mare Mischief by virsinlan ON, Of ,,. $780,.
No i sopS:l Nov %.I" 10 iSsi sy Ssie Peyson
Ps'nn SALE or when called for, ioal by Bsis
No =. Mary Tyler by Gohanna-PedI.ree do eo-now,,
oal by Bailie Peytou. '''ss "0 'o-nown
y NoS luncheon Mare-Psdisree do do-nOw in s,, bv
No & Grey mare Fly, by GOhanna dam by Medley u,
No Molly COttOnta by GOhanns, out OF No q in la,
Nos -pindle, full sister to No7
No9 Bay mare, years old, by Johanna out Of Mop
IN TRAINING.
p, ~ so1rel h9rss nppe"anoe years old by Ace Of
IT, May Day Colt, years old out Of Jas Choppers
No " May Day FLY 4 years old out Of Maizena,, dam
70 10 rn1m Coli, years old, out Of No 2
Of sI'rei Co' FERGUSON years old, by Gobaara
COLTS AND FILLIES.
Sois norrei oily years old by Margrav- out ofNo3
No ~, Fnhsm ti.iy' : ears oli, out OF no2
40, a. Bay Colt, yea" cd. Nv su.,s.w 49, afNo2
NoiS Marsr.ye oily, year old, out OF NO7.
~ DAY Slallpn N H., GoIauus. OF M J.
WIN ia Others thai vii Dc eheeriuIly e1hbite IN
som :. sas T., ,n1shs's In ms l be found
mn Is CIV JOHN Bolts
FOR NEW BEDFORD
ssN Tine tenr EME'INE. Fui er masier b,yIo,tw
~ ihuds or hereag" engaged, wa nave d bach
NH ~ or freight or passage, ary :.
SeeUoO sTOCh oE uOo,>
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GooDs,
Selling OF at rery Le,c Prices, by
J. w. RANDOLPH s. CO.
MAH sTREEr RIcHHoSp Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

iB' Advertisers are requested to hand in their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the day as
practicable. All adyeusem ents intended for inser-
Ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be banded in
before o'clock, J. NJ, and those intended for in
seron IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until The
day after
lC p Tho Ladies will continue their Sal. At
the Lecture Room Of the United Presbytorian
Church, to morrow, At u o'clock. In CONSEQUENCE
OF the storm, they did not open yesterday.
NH ls
~" An ADDRESS will he delivered before tho
Franklin Society, on FRiDAT, the 18th instant in
the Unitarian Church, by the Rev. T.. l.. MaeOon,
at y O'Clock. The Societies and Citizens general
ly,nre invited toatlend NH "
~" Members Of the Legislature who wish 10
obtain copies Of the WOMAN, will do well 10
mike carly application to tho publisher, as the pro.
sent supply IS nearly exhausted.
March 8.
ny goTICE-ln consequence Of The foVeT1v m
The weather yese DAY, he fnefal ~ Hrs 1rrcn Wims
O'Clock The friends Of the family are Invited 10 attend
vthoutfather notice. NH Be-
nS- NOTICE INC sale n st51E ave ,I--5 r.,
e Isrd.a,y WI lake place Ihi'D'y " "eock, At ~
M Numbers Of tho Agricultural and Hort,colinr,i
society Of HuHroo county, who have not Ky
Constitution aod paid subscriptions are earnsstly
street, without doay-Mr B1us vii! receive i,io, ~
absence Of the Treasurer. s fHdspsnsbs thai ms h.
premiums is 10 be determined.
The EEseuffvs ConpEinss.
m1- rus MORNING, az ftrO the sale Of Mr. Tomo-
kns stock VII lake plibe and " IL aetfom such tbo-e
andvaluable bkANDirs. WINES, TEAS, &C. ars offered
suction Dealers IN 0rocehe' will End for thsir in
| tsresi 10 auend. mb is
uONTk co.'s OFFICE -nrswins comes To.
nGht $4,000 be had for s5 by oalinf early Al
| uoYI'slo day. oh is
-uTf.VAps :, n, s,,,,,,,- -, ...,;,.,S
IUa recrivod superior suicta Of German DurIsps
Nos 2snd ,, for sale low by the peee yard slso
bcrfnen Itehen0urfs eHra heavy andhne be found
cheap LArBRoP VAN DEURsEN's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
L III E A T r r :.

Doors open al 81 O'Clock, performance IN oomn.,..
eisely Ja quancr psn7 Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

Fourth appearance OF the American Comedian. M, HEM
Ry PLAClDE. i"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18
FOR NEW REDFORD.

e@%'is ... r1 s 4 %' :.es
mhi7 Au.g Ptsurp . s,~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

~ HOTtCE.-in consequence Of The fevrrifv n
The weather yese day fhe fnefai ~ Hrs 9rcn WllSms
has been postponed until to-day and will fake rla-e ef VI
O'Clock The friends of the family Invited 10 attend
Wihoutiuither noilce' NH IS p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

TO conclude with the Farceof
TOM NODDY'S SECRET.
IN Nou'y ,'......'....--.........Mr n Piaeids
10 horrow, 9Th Might Of Mr. II PLACIbE nh 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

CONFUSION WORSE COMPOUNDED.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

$50 Ooo sfOC n or 80 - n .
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS.
Selling OF al rery LeC Prices, by
J. w. RANDOLPH s. CO.
MAIN sTREEr, RicHuoSp Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

iCf" Members Of the Legislature who wish 10
obtain copies Of the WOMAN, will do well 10
mike carly application to tho publisher, as the pre-.
sent supply is nearly exhausted.
March 3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

uS- NOTICE Tho sale u stisk ave u.ed M,
% ltrdsyi will take place This D'y, " oclo,k M
Coffee House. nh ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

A PPRENTICEs wANTED-wpnied At this
n once one or too smart active Boys, between the
1es OF " and 10, 10 learn the Printing Business Quail
heehoHs rsqHsifs-A good English Education and moral
haOHs. feiy
MOTHER CAbL.-l an again compelled 10 re-
n mind many gentlemen who ordered the WOMAN
and neglected oompi with the terms that am nneb
nssd Of The due me- having suffered somewhat
JOHN GAIIAuru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

ms S'sNiN'' March rs. will be presented Poole. al
inired Comedy of -"
PATRICIAN AND PARyHu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-18

N- The Petersburg Statesman Inteige ncer and Far.
mere RcEirer; The Norfolk Herald Porismoutb Times
tfederiokshurg netad and Arena, Charlottesville Advo.
CAFE LynchhufE NTEinan Dauvilie Reporter S,auntnn
Spectator. Fnrastle Democrat Farmvic Bulletin win.
chester Republican. Lexington Intclixeneer Abingdon
ga esman buchanan Journal, and National
washington City, Will pioate publish 10 tho amount Of ave
dollars and send MS one paper and their bin will paid at
slEht T. w " q co.