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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
TO MEMBERS OF THE LEgIsLATURE
AND THE PUBLIC ~ GbNERAL.
CREW & UORNER,
moor Ann SHOE DEALERS AND MANE.
FACTURERS,
nppnsITE EAnINIa InEEEE MnIaE.

OPPOSITE EANlN'S 'oftbb HOUSE.
MAIN ST., RICHMOND, Va.
FTNAkE this method Of informing ne pHblc and their
4 fricuda thatThcY have nav on hand large ani wei
sclec ted agsprmeut ol articles a their Hoe Tncy have
cyoff article necessary the way 81 Roots shoes Pump
&C. iuf gentlemen, nnd the Ladies viii hnd variety N
choose frow wheh for chcapness and q1ay cannot be
surpassed Tho being large, lite deemed ON
necessary % tax the reader with more uino cnumera
tou but We bcg eHve 90 assure a thai hey VII ca and
examine Cor yourselves they wli be aatsfcd Of our ab
" 90 plcasc. -
uf-C = ". manufacture 10 order, IN The noacs man.
ncr, Roots Shoes, Pumps. &c Tor ladies, Gcncmcn and
Youths They have on hand, superior asnortmcnt
of Gcnilemen's dnuhlosole Wafer Proof Roots o their
make, hesFic other kinds Of gcntcmcns wear-and
also ot Of ladies' Shoes, which viii hear couparson
With any make IN tho Vnou
ALTO, on habd, assortment Of Leather, Travelling
TtuuEk, sc. on reasonable terms.
A call nom all ~ solicited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

November 22nd, 1910.
DY schrs Nassau and Weymouth, in rec sipt OF
ID many new fancy articles, such as
satin Dauiask ScaTfs and shawls
Rich plaid Chcne hat Ribbands
Long white Lace Gloves
Black, pink, blue and maroon Velvet Ribband
Plain and plaid Mouslins, &c. &c.
Which, with general assortment % goods In line,
offer on the IN ist accommodating terms.
de- p DUDLEY q MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

~ from the Northern titea
anu most Fashionable Music Tor the Piano Forte and few
fnS r S1 TcS sa so G
ne,te fassoett with Musical InsruSents from tne most
ny-Addional Music will DO regularly rec eiyed as soon
Puonshed Among the Collection may be found the fol-
Away, Bonnie Bark Poor Bessy was a saiLs.is
harrison TippeeHnoo Grand wife
March 49, The horn of my loved
Ihe Harrtsong, with Wig Rapture Dwelltg
,,heue, sleeping Maggie
The New Cschueha, or sweet Blue Button Eyes
hsN us Tue Cssiinet Nine cheers To the girls We
Celeste Thou art false to me
Ds, ih Convention song place in thy memory,
Town the that steals by When stars arc quiet
me aniho. Of Flow gently skies
Home OF my Childhood You do moi tank do you
am saddest when sing, or Long. long
you think have merry The Belle of the South,
hsart .,,, new GalePade
remember how may child Wake, maiden, wake-ths
o whistle and I'll come TO On never doubt love thee
Beautiful West FOR TIE GUITAR.
ny To the PIatre We have been friends to-
j have gazed on eyes as gcther
Ian; uage Of Flowers . Ia Cachueha -Castineis are
Oh uis Love, or Jesse Nc gaily sounding
Farland lComs DER moonit ssa
Kaihaleen Mayorneen Duet
There grows Bonnie Brar Fairy Boy, 10y Lover
love her still authoress OF We have iiy
hsrrily on Hhe Mountain cd aud loved together
wave wave Wy Boyhood's Home, from
Twas nn Evening OF Beauty Asilie
love but thee, by I Moore Erin Is my Home
fondest affections sill cling place la thy memory, dear
Ia home est
Oh no they shall not The spot where born
weep True love never forget
My Normandy Iarrier Dove
Woodman spare that Tree hear them speak Of nay Fa.
A life on the Ocean Wave Their Land
Flow gently, sweet Anon Maid OF Iutiah--Or O
All things love thee shall the children of Judah
My BoyhOod'E Home sing
sheet and flowing great variety Of Airs Ron.
Art thou happy, lovely lady dos Variations waltzes,
Awake, awake Love Duets, Vocal and lnstru-
Angel OF Charity mental Pieces
Come brothers arouse Blank Music Paper, and Nh.
Farewell TO the MOntains Port Fol lot
babe thee not farewell superior Violin aud Guitar
% bid me not To wed hin string Just Imported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
CHEAp GROCERIEs.

HILL & DABNEY still continue Ia sell Groceries NJ
their store, the hrst door above the Columbia Ia
vern, good terms they be had 10 the city.
They inyito their and the public 10 give them
cle In their line. Cary Street.
de e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
INAUGURATION or GEN. HARRISON,
On The lfh NJ March ,srf

INAUGURATION OF GEN. HARRISON,
On The an Of March neri.
The large and cnmmodious
n 6lf4BN Steamboat COLUMBUS, Captain
81 u, SjPAEEisH, will leave Richmond for
'I;ssl Washington CITY, at o'clock on
and arrive Washington the 3rd where she will remain
until u O'Clock Friday morning the Th-and arrive In
Richmond early on the following sunday morning Pas
sage FOR the trip there and back, Meals will
be furnished At - cents each LISTS open al Lynch
Coffee House, and persons wishing tr engage passage had
better gpply carly, hred number olY viii be taken.
y. B.-Asits expected there will be great demand pr
accommodations In Washington at the above lime persons
going by the Columbus, will have the privilege Of
ing on board tree Of additional charge. ia2-tihNar
160n KEGS Dnponi's sporting and Blasting Powder
1OOJO ITO bushels Clover seed
Timothy, Orchard ani Herds Grass ID
l60 tons SWedes, English, County and Ire Tar Iron,
cmpTising an assortmru, Dat, round square andJuS
3 tons Nail reds, assorted sizes
q tons American nlsercd Steel
3 90 5prrK steel, assorted sizes
DO Cast Steel
I ION English Risfercd Steel
Sheet snd Bandton
No I, 2ans Mould boards
1000 sacks blown snd ground Alum Salt FACTORY 6llsd)
ions shot. Bar Lead
200kegs Nails and Cut spikes
li0 boxes Sxl0 nnd i0Nt2 Glass
$50 boxes Woodrud's Candles
70 do Hull a sous Pacutdo
laid's Patent sperm 70
~ boxes Scan
3I lhd5 New Orleans and Porto leo Sugar
20 6his Porto Rcoani Trinidad Molassos
y hhl7 New orleans M0ussCs
Loaf Sugar
Od Jaws, Iaruira and Cuba Coffee
London Mustard
tolgafcs starch
js95 WORKMAN, McGRuDER 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
MORE BEAUTIFUL SHOES,
INnl I'LL DIG


lust received per gchr Smnna from Phiadsphia, the
following beautiful snocs manufactured by j.. w. Nc
Curdy
Ladies' hne dress French Morocco Lace Waking Shoes;
LADIES' ne thick sole isin walking slippers; LADIES' fine
dress French Mo- slippers The above shoes really
beautiful and made In very superior sfyle shall always
endeavor TO keep Goods ia line Of the finest and
best order and will sell them low for cash 10
punetual omers only. SAML PUrNEY,
no . Opposite the Log Cabin
ID ED, HOBEHrs a. CO. have received, by
IL the sehr Manchester, from New York some choice
styles OF Goods part Of which, are
Plaid French Prints plaid Aousiane de Lame
Rich English Prints; hg'd do do do
Common Calicoes
Black and Fancy Doeskn Csssin1eres and Cassinetts
White and red fannsls
Rosyhn Plaids; plaid silks
Black Gre de Rhine.
ALSO,
sp endd embroidered Madona shawls
DO do Cravon do
Do damask quilted siik Mantillas
DO Maravoque do
DO vclvctssn embrod'd do
Brussels plaid NouseAne de Layne
Pekin silks, for dresses, &c.
Comprising lot OF and bcautifulCsoods, which we
fer nj reasonable prices noiI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

To TGBACCONIsTs AND HIRERS or
HANDS GEREHALLY.
WE have or srme tmc turned OUT attention 30 aTniih
w ina in the l1rrc way, provisions for abrurrrs,
We arc now furnishing number Of puhlrc works and
private Individuals with 'aer provisions, and as expect
10 deal largely thtr, We should hc glad o. furnish
many o'hors is may sni 90 or interest To- boy ofus
We Dncr BOW,
iut,u ibs urirIe snuu1 OH Midrinr Bacon
con Ho .in 80 30 Shoulders go
iO0u new Western MIiiug BACON
1fu0 DO o. Shoulder DO
lT0 bills No 0 chp HcrrnEs
80 hhda chess huf svsfi good M1lazsfs
30 bags cheap CCilee, wiltc-eood
Chofp brown sugar
together with large stock Of Family Croceues-aH eoH
on months. ia t5l WYATT a WHITE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
LYELL, JOHNSTON d LYELL,

LYELL, JOHNSTON a. LYELL,
Al James AckiLdoes Old Stand, Richmond TIrRfain
NTHOlESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS la Druss,
Wv Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Woods, Painters Ami
eles, Oils, Window Glass Gasa Ware &c. which they
will sell on hb raj terms.
Eutmegs, Mace, Indigo Snuff, Maccaboy, Lo Iril.
CASTLE Soap, Cloves, laIds, Scotch, 10.
Cinnamon, Cay Pepper Lamp Black, Black Lead
CoPpcras, Rotten Stone siaughon's Bitiers, Chalk
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Starch sup. carb Soda, Putty
Liquorice Hall, Logwood, Seiditz Powders Soda To-
saleratus, Fig Blue, Alum Yeast Powders, Alcohol
Powder Ell Ginger and Root Castor Oil, in bottles
White Lead dry and In of EPSON Salts Flour sulphur
Jamaica Ginger, Satpetro Ink, Ia bottles, birthstone
OIL Peppermint, aud other Luciier Matches
essential oils British LustTe
lsinglass Russia Onye Oil, in baskets and
sponge, coarse and fine barrels
Soda. for washing
OILS-WnteT strained sperm; Fall do; Iinseed Meats
loot Spirits Turpentine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES-surseal Instruments,
ancets Evans's best own importation, and warrant
td genuine; ApOthecares' and JOneconeTs' Glass Fur.
allure assorted of all desc puOns Walls, Bottles CoTks
&c; Perfumery, Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Powders, &c,
Paints dry and ground In OIL Oils Window Glafs Brushes
COloTs, and Painters Articles.
FAMILY AND PATENT MEDl lNES-Ph yscians and
Country Merchants select Coos from large and
good assortment eau be iounLn any other Store
ho SlnteS. Virginia.
uS- The most prompt attention paid 10 packing aud
shipping orders. NH ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

MORE CHEAP CALFsKIN wATER PKOOF HUUTs
wi At tive have just received further supply Of
these very cheap and desirable Boots, with which our
nfends and customers have been well pleased Those
In want Of pair Of those nOots will ~ well call
u. BURLINGTON a. co,
ae Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

ZINE OLD CHEWING TOBACCO.-Th,
subscriber - Just opening few boIes Of that very
scarce and desirable article. superior old chewing obco
CO. which be will soil in quantities 10 suit pulc hsseIs.
do9 ELISHA STEPHENSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

jim MN ENSTIF.
"A LEX. DUvAL having this day taken JOHN PURCELL
into co-pai nership the ApothecaIy and DRUG bust
will In future be carried by the sub .erbeTs uhde
the frm Of ALEX. DUvAL a co.
ALEX. DUvAL
ia JOHN PURCELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

s. to make hi ns even perhaps able essays he de-
OF pmciIcsi .im Of tho obserysiions ana
y, he s men In this way is hoped ih,i he &c nc M
pe.hbops, may be enabled obtain the benest ~ M
80 80, experience with little labor ana Is " MS
s,r SAB ape, upon the plan proposed punished ~
- ,,. " new York, has been lnentS ~ ~,
NJ shS OF great good TO the cause ~ .,isn.si
,n,J not our own State. re pecuj;. rs
~, ,'spittci by - excellent an cx.mn.y Ns'e"i
10 extract from that and other ,vo,L. -. .
Ie~l au uomesc, all valuable tnfprni.on ~. 10,
ontvr the subscriber hopes To add 10 n ,se"eIa!
nv i .uon- more peculiarly applicable 10 on, sS
sIL Sate AMI Institutions; enTiehins The % .
mans II. NUTS VI tto subject de-
U, his ability TO conduct such a work II ,vo,,,, ,,,
become him TO speak In this as in Other sasss =,
slHaI knu his patrons must be content 10 risk ona
to enable them Judge lie will oniv
assue men, that he has the promised
ann i,apps cooperation Of OF the most able AMI
practical Farinersi in State. "''o anu
TERMS.
10 olng the work within the reach Of every
inc s no matter how humble, he has red Inc ~,
Of subscription. " e pA'u u the unie
eglmsson OF - per cent will be allowed all a,en,s
upon f,mttances made free OF po tage ~
March ls4l. ' " VI "e'o,e ~, r, nIsid day Of
Richmond, Jan. 1910. "oiis.
Tree OF postage. Vt ''' uo,a,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
To ike Voters Of Esser eoun,y.

Feuow -citzens-A short time since ,v;,Lo,,, ...
eSeney OF my own, was presented n vo, aS
uuua,e Tor your sufruscs In a short time ,f,s,-
atos tho claims OF another were ment;on.d and
Warmly urged by his friends. From the commsncs-
en. VI lne contest thus brought abou, boyo G.or
, ,nos' anxious to withdraw, being clearly of on;n;on
men as now, that, under existing "
WIS my duty to do so. My friends. bowsver 10,
i"g 'iie same view Of the matter. or being nn,y;J'
mug, uhuer any circumstances, that should ccase
io &c candidate, would not consen,-thev have a,
lensth consented that shall consult my oyvn ;Soss
~ PIoPuety' and ut once take ADVANTAGE of !, 20
ueeiaIe myself no longer a candidate. b,7ne ds,or,
i'neu mat no motives of self interest shall ind,ce
- oG me cause of division in tbs party with
winch II has been heretofore, and will ton,inus ~
o, 50 'OnS as they profess the same prnrIniss n,,
P' ST anu pleasure 10 Cooperate
10 my friends, | return my sincere and cordial
.lanhs Tor The warm and Jealous sumner, Viii
.hey We're prepared to give me; and assure them
hao any political principle been involved IN This CON-
tes' ior which we should have commended. I would
noI nave deserted the good ship while even one Of
he' pIAnks hoated above water To IN. Cr;.oJs ~
my my opponent would say, that | understand and
iiuiy appreciate the motives by which thew bavs
oe=h governed, and assure them thai rstiy. t.,
TINS contest with the same kind and friendly fs.i;o
towards them all, that entertained previous ~ lie
b. f.. JONES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
DIED.


=, Oh lhe 10th OF November, at lis residence. near
columbus, Mississippi, DR.. RTcHARD f. My,pK
IN the 6Jrd year Of his age. DR.. Mende was ma,
i've Of Virginia and theson OF Gen Eyerard Mod.
VINO signilized his zeal in tho cause Of the Fo,ou
uon, and exhausted the greater portion of an 81
sVe pitrlmony in defraying the expenses ami az.
mand. ''' eO''''
The Doctor was educated at the Unive,,;,,, n
edinburgh, and, after having travelled over ooSt M
lhe continent Of Europe, returned TO Ameln. HE
hallVe county, and commenced the prnct.ce nf III.
profession. Whist his profound professional ~,
hinmen's distinguished him as a physician In the
section Of Virginia where he settled the e1ts,t anJ
variety Of his information, furnished bv n biebIy
pOhshed education and extensive travel. r-,der.J
MN one Of the most pleasant and agreenb,s rom.
panions in the refined society Of which h, ,y,e 7,
member The modesty, simplicity, and mildncs.
OF his manners, the nice and delicate ssosibiltv ~
his Character, and the chlfty and bsnevoleoSe M
ms feelings, shidOwed with n tnge Of rne,ncbolv
created lively interest in him among d who kncyS
MN, and endcared him 20 those who enjoyed an in
innate acquaintance with this amiablo ond unostsn.
tatous man.
With the view ofimproving hrs pecuniarv eondi.
uon, about fifteen years ego he tore himself from
large circle Of dovo'od friends, and migrated 10 m,
ooulhWestefn country, where no has resided ever
since. Having severed the ties that connected him
with the place ofhis nativity, he seemed never nlter.
wards 10 form any local attachment bot was alter.
naIely resident Of Mississippi and Alabama, as
the prospect Of benefit or other causes prevailed
with him; but, wherever he seued, his house was
the seat Of cordial welcome and Of generous hospi
!allly, and he left many friends, but not bn enemy
behind him.
or the rroparable loss, which his widow and ton
children have sustained in his death. NEEDLESS TO
spoak.
Enquirer and Petersburg IuteIIig,p requested
TO copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

90 lar from taking it amiss, we shall be thankful
our friends, for advising us Of every rregular,v
~ inc receipt Of our paper. 1t is only by their in
forming us o: the fact, that we can become eOgn.
han' Of IT. and take steps to ascertain the cause Of
our power. "'''l''
Necentiy, We have had more letters ON the sub
Js''' 'han Tor the last twelve months-East, West,
o'm' Sou'h,-in all directions there are complaints
o' 'alure-We have instituted nquiries-a, present,
we can only account for the deiay Of the Southern
papers,-The mail going South leave, her, a,
IN the evenng-sevcra hours Lefore i, Is noss;hIs
pu, our paper to press. 1t is consequently de-
tanned until next evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
From The Cincinnati Cn..u.

oPulaiion-Rtprrsenia csr,rs ,.,,,...
OF the diherent States are coming in ptet,v r,nid.
W now and as they do So some interesfins g..
are developed New England, for instance sbonId
the new appouonment be one representative to
BOOOO inhabitants, will lose four members nj c.
gress, while the State Of Ohio will gain e.; ri.
Ne"-England Sttes that W ]. Lose are, New Homn-
SHIRE, Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Isl,ndI
one each. Maine and Massachusetts will iust LolI
Their o"n.-Of the Empire State, the same is n he
lhui New- ORR having increased just bout enough
since 1880 TO meet the increased ratio of ponu,,on
600. '''N VI 70 ~
The young Giant Of the West is gaining hand.
somely upon her big rival Of the Empire eoSnornen
FROM the year 1870 to 1880, New York increased
~ population 515,I9b; Ohio $50, 46g, or less than
New York 1887. From 1880 10 ts4O NJ
lork has increased in population 5I4.22s Ohio
''''V<, or more than New York 90. SOS presen,
population Of New York, 2,I32, s35; Of Ohio
l,5I5,695. 10Y " '"'o'
Maine has at present population Of sol FOG. IN.
crease since 1880, l2D,2g2.
vermont has n present population of 0at 40
Increase since 1880, II 1856
new Hampshire has present population of2tt-
ISL. Increase since 1880, 1873
Connecticut has present population Of 3lO13t
Increase since 1880, I2A5G
Delaware hss q present population NJ "a my
Increase since 1880, 1859 Under tbc n,,ssn, ~.
10 OF representation, this State bot holds her own
Ondcr inc new apporionmont if il shall be 6red Al
0OOOO, she will have surplus Of ,IO7.
NC" Jersey has present population Of 373272.
Increase since 1890, 50 4o3.
Michigan has present population Of 2tt oot
Increase since 1880, nc, 3G2.
Upon the supposed ratio Of population 10 reprs.
seLtatiOn, New Jersey will retain her 6 Renres,n
tauves m Congress, and have a surplus populsttor
Of 1922, while Michigan will increase her sinois
Representative to 3, and have a surplus Of a. OoI
Besides Ohio and Michigan. the States Of iodi.
ana Illinois and Missouri, will have increased re-.
IN the northeastern division OF the Missiqsnn; I
icy, when the twenty-eighth Congress assemblies
the Republic. ~" W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

Inc Enquirer Of yesterday is profoundly silent
on the extraordinary movement offs Msgnps All.
Lots East Room correspondent. It's readers mae
turn their inquiring eyes in vain to is column, r.,
any information touching the gross aggression upon
,ne Hgn" Of the states, contemplated by this ersat
oias h'ghb champion What's the meaning Of,
tn" Does the Editor suppose that he can Keen
his readers in ignorance Of the agitation Of such
'ehemef Is he about to enact the part which he did
respecting the Army Bill Nous s,ryons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
10 Me Voters Of The Congregational Disirie, eOmpO,,a
9ms Counties Of IMsekienb,rg, LunsnUurx, Din.
widdis and Brunsciek D

10 me Voters Of The Congregational District
gms Counties Of .Msekieno,rg, Lunsnburr. Din.
Siddie and Brunstciek.
-. feuow-CItizens-l adopt this mode of announc-
s W you mat shall not be candidate Ar The an
SUING e,eenon tor members Of Congress- in Al
W. Corld DC reelected, could not remain in
T~asn'nston during the entire sessions of Tho n.Y,
nv Without nesectins business to which il is
my Indispensable duty to attend. Anda still
- "es'eet anu greater sacrifices would ensna 4 20
.ne attendance at the regular sessions should h. 80.
Pa1ueu the requisition to attend an ex,ra ses.;oa
ssn, ~, 'i's announcement, that my name NAV pre
Se'' 10 OBSTACLE IN the selection of some o,b., To-
son mo 10 represen, the District. per
MS communication would have been ,dd,....J
~ you al an earlier day, but for the fac, tho, -
oee", since my arrival in Washington. cor6n.d 20
my room oy sickness. And this conJ;,;on Of ~.
neann VIII explain why have not We, J;s,r;h ny
~ .ne Distinct any public documents and will feel
sssureo, be deemed 10y liberal constituency suf'
T". excuse Tor the seeming inattention.
reiow-eitizens, be assured that in n,,, ,.,;....,
, LIN he pubic service to which | have Jsvo,sJ
many years. shall ever londly cherish ts.nso co
srautGde Tor the confidence which Won b.v. so ~ ~
Pe"'e 10Y and SO generously reposed in me.
WIN sentiments of sincere resnec,
''u' ooeoieht servant md fellow citizen.
w,.L;,.. GEO. c. DROMGOOLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01

and tina, upon full view. and full appreciation Of
ms conduct. public and private, for twenty years
cent no better man. want no fairer trial for nm,
democracy than second contest in his person wi
ahord' The late election do nrt regard as se,,ins
ne question OF party supremacy. II is great vic
democracy, but the line was not fairly drawn he.
tween them, and require new trial before can
surrender the Democratic cause. want new ,ri
a. m ,ne person of our defeated bat irreproachabe
,.b;.s ana look Tor the same result in his case
second trial Of MIR Jefferson and General jackson.
Yours truly.
u THOMAS II. BENTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
Dublish wtsklv forsiH weeks.


hMhLiA COUNTY. Dec. 22nd, 1910.
VIZ The subscribers hereto, having heard recently re-
port pfeiudical 10 the school of VI WIN n UsTrt.on 20
this elect that he neglecis the preservation OF pIoper
order and discipline among his holas deem an aet OF
justice To hin and the public (t which his school h en-,
neny calculated 10 be usefuD that we have never
heard ~ hut one rregulary In Ids schooland mai was
promptly repIesscd aud properly punished. We add that
VIC are neghbnrs and Intimate quainsnc Mr. Hsrri
SON ani cannot believe that M could eIir without
our knowledge and farther, hit Mr. Iarrsoois own 0ood
mural. aud FOOD o0dget adI best gusrsnso fa his,
Those Of us who have atiendfI his public e1stp,ns
have been pleased 10 wtaess me- gresf proficiency 81
scholars, their accurate acquaintance with their Ffude
and MS deep inefes IN their trorress we make tns,1
statements, without consuaibu with Mr. Harrlsou with
inc sole view 10 correota false nd injurious rep1rf
signed WV ARCHER
" MEADE
LIZ HARVIE,
T. MEADE,
JNo q SHELTON, and
j. WIN OLD, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
ResumP.ioa Of Specie Paum,ni,-

The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce has written n
violent article against resumption. II bases ia A..
sumenl upon the alleged inability Of the Penp,vl.
wanna u >. Bank TO resume and maintain resumn.
ton.
Inc Express and American repy-afirminr the
probability Of resumption-and cbaroing the
Journal with Partizan influences. The Globe and
Evening Post had just anticipated it in the same
views
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-01
Cpnfrsi1d El.e,;.a.

Inc Committee on Elections have, we unde,-
''sno, got through the polls Of the contested cleo
u0ns From Louisa and Buckingham.
:" 'ne Louisa case, they find that Mr.. Melton has
u majority of legal votes. There was srea, mum.
DER OF bad votes on both polls and nothing bu, the
most liberal construction in favor of Mr.. I.;nscomh
saved ms poll from still further reduction.
In the Buckingham contest. the Commute. ~u,
report IN iavor Of Flood and Kyle, by majority
greater than that by which they were returned
Ihe corrected poll will stand:
Flood, 4s7 u..L;,. 49,,
Kyle, 4ss Jon.s ,.s
Neport IN neither case has yet been made to III,
house As soon as the Clerk can make out the
REPORTS they will be presented, with the foregoing
results.