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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
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1~ Mr. Leigh's card will attract attention. Tn,
Editor who made the statement which he, in sp
pearanee, not in effect controverts, made upon III.
authonty OF member OF the Convention. Tha,
Editor believes, that from his delicaey and Other
causes, Mr. Leigh knew less of what passed in the
under-eurrents at Harrisburg than any other mem
Der OF the body. Unquestionably he is accurate
so lar as he knew now believes-but he 10 not a
man TO know much OF under-eurren,s lie may or
may nor take this as compliment. We re assert
mat I"Imadge was first choice-Leigh uext-thsn
M'ngum-then Bcll-aad that Tyler was taken up
when the others could not be persuaded. What We
are sooring TO dsprove is the statement Of the Ohio
paper-ed'ted by brother-in.law Of MIR Tyler
that the Wings the u. States had demanded and
dictated his nomination. That fact is assuredly
JaI's, and that conceded to us we are indifferent to
all tho rest.
Mr. Leish's observations are mainly eonfsed to
what passed under his own eye, in the "Grand
Committee" Sec the s,O,cmen, by member Of
The Convention from New York as TO what passed
''''ehers and prior to the action of the ''Grand
Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
THE uARRIsBURGH CONVENTION

TO ne Editor orthe CoHrisr aad EE?1airsr
In your reply to the inquiry OF the Ma1isonian,
relating to the nomination OF John Tyler, as the
wing candidate for Vice President, you have fallen
into two or three which ask leave TO correct
1t IS true, as you say, that the nomination Tor Vice
President was rendered 10 Mr.. Crittenden. Of Ken.
lucky, whose Delegation, most unfortunately FIR the
Republic, declined IL. MIR. Bell @ Tennessee yy,s
next proposed. but that State was not rcpreson,
ed IN the Convention, we could find no DELEGATE
from the South authorised or willing to vouch for
Mr.. Bells acceptance of the ofh,e. Mr.. Pres.on
was then proposed, but South Carolina, at least so
far as the Wing Convention was concerned WAS
out Of the Union, and none Of the Southern De-
lesates approved of the suggestion Mr. p was drop-
ped. We then made dash al North Caroline
whose strong, full, whole hearted whc Delerp,.s
were in the Convention The choice wss left 10
her Delegates, and they designated the late Gov
Owen' who WAS present. and for reasons honorable
to his deicacy as gentleman and to his patriotism
rs Wing. declined the nomination.
These efforts TO secure the nomination of some
tired, siauneh, distinguished Wing, came from the
Delegates who had opposed the nomination of MIR.
Clay for President Their object. after the selection
OF Wing worthy OF the Vice Presidency. WAS IA
harmonlse and strengthen the Party. Blu, falling 10
unite IN Convention upon some distinguished friend
OF Mr. Clay as Vice President, the question wa,
referred 10 the "Grnnd Committee" consisting Of
three Delegates from each State. In that Conmi,-
tee, Messrs Criuendsn, Bell, Preston and Over.
having declined, Delegate from Massachusetts,
nominated Benjamin Watkins Leigh, who, Che be-
log member Of the Committee, } rose and declined
MIR. Tyler was then brought forward and subse.
quentIy nominated. You will see, therefore. tina,
MIR. Tyler is emmenIly indebted to series Of ueei.
dents for his elevation TO the Presidency.
oush; TO add that hut for the fact that Mr.. Por-
ter, Delegate from Du;chess, produced a letter
from the Hon. N. P. TalIma5re, declining to be a
candidate, HE would have received the nomination
and consequently now have b-cn our President.
Yours, &c.
We thank our CORES rondent for tho above cor
ieeton. We wrote IN the reply referred to entirely
from recollection aud my have been mistaken in
some OF the particulars, confdentas we were Of he
ins correct IN the man f.cts-ED C. &c.
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From The s5ufb we--ern y.r,fcr.,

At Court held for Washington county, the 24th
day OF November, ls4l:
On the announcement Of The death cfNr Andrew
Russell, most respected citizsn Of th.s county
which took place in Abingdon. on the rs h CAV Of
this month, the Court, its Officers, Gnd the Bar
came 10 the following resolutions:
RsSolUcd, That, in consideration the worth and
services, 0o;h public and private, q Mr. Andrew
Russell, IN this county, for upxarts OF so wear,
and in consideration Of the uniform approval and
affectoRate esteem the people OF the couI,v have.
without exception, invariably entertained for the
deceased the Court, the Bar, and the Officers Of the
Court, will wear for 30 days, The usual badges OF
mourning, as n testimonial OF their regard.
Reso!Usd, That they sympathze sincerely with
his daughter and her family, and the county gene
rally, in this bereavement.
Resclrsd, That the foregoing resolutions be en-,
tered upon the Minutes Of this Court, and a COW
enclosed to his only child, Mrs Mcem, Of Lynch.
burg, and that copies be also furnished the Editor.
Of tie papers IN this place, the Richmond ENQUIRER
and Wing for publication.
A copy. Ieste.
JACOB LYNCH, C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

The offcIi Kitchener at Washington is beauti.
fully abusive OF Mr. Badger, which we take II will
be exceedingly distressing to that gentleman. The
revelations which It became Mir Badger 10 make in
the course Of his speech at Raleigh are by no
means com Portable to MIR Tyler and his pet editor,
and II Is found necessary 20 issue edition of the
Presidential merits TO meet them. Touching the
Prul Course pursued Ivy MIR Tyler, so viy;diy
brought 10 view by the late Secretary Of the NAVY,
the ModIsoniln says:
"Nlr Badger mus, feel and know that he has done
the President gross injustice IN speaking such un
truths lie knows, IN his inmosl soul that the
President Is not 4 wcak.mlnded man, and, what Is
Of more importance, the county krows u, Il is an
utter mFoSSIuIlty, apart from other conclusive rea
sons, that any one could have attained TO the Presi-
dency, step, by step, e Nr Tyler has DONE who was
"Imbeciie' or weak minded"
This IS rich to be surei About the best bellies
eiires literature that has been published since the
partisan Leader" made its appearance, and almos,
equal 10 the system OF Astronomy" IN which one
OF the young Princes IS understood 10 have upset 3!
the Sco.lsm Of SIR Isaac Newton. "The Presiden,
Is not weak minded man and what is Of more i'm
poHanee the country koows it," If the poetry OF
Pop Emmons ever lacks euOgIsts nite- this there is
no critical Justice eStant. Touching the argument
that Mr. John Tyler must be something smart he
cause he has reached the Presidency ".ep by step
We have merely to refer the facts that re stated
IN the leading article OF this paper yesterday morn
me, every ore Of which can Oe established by the
ties umony under oath, if be necessary, Of every
| eadIng member Of the HarrisbuIgh Convention.
Il would be much the best thrg that MIR TYLER and
ms Man Friday OF the MadisnniAn could do TO keen
quiet or this subject. Much is "withhsld in Mer-
cy, We can tell master and man, and the least either
/ Of them says ahou, weak mirdsdnass, the less
mobilization awaits them.
Courier 6. ENQUIRER, Nor 30.
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DEATHS.

Al her residence, near Buckingham c. H.. ON
"aooaIh, IN II ut, Mrs. MmDREp w Pr.
niSs, IN the lith year Of her age Her disease
pneumonia. Rarely have the community in which
sne ,'Eed, and the Presbyterian Church Of which
she had been member fnr fifteen wears be.n =, u
Gu 10 susan n more serious loss. Endowed bv
heI Maker with clear, strong and discrmins,iny
"ue C'-possess'ng remarka be decision ND ener-
~ "i character end guided by high Christian prin-
clpleS, she exhibited no ordinary decree of moral
worth IL is remarkable, that she had from the he :
ginning OF the year kind of presentiment freou.nt
~ mentioning, while IN perfect health TO her fnmi-
" ana friends, that sne was to die within the wear
MS impression, that her work was cnp,,Iisbrd
an mat her end drew near, has been but too truly
realized and we trust that she has been called n
the higher services and enoyments of that rest tboI
ttmGiTdh for The people Of God. Blessed are m,
deadthat de in the Lord!
Died, at Bird Hill, in tho county Of Flnv,nn, q,
The residence of MIR VIM. Fontaine, on the I2tb of
NoNemoer' 1871. abo1t o'clock, Mrs SARAH FoN.
TAME, rect Of Abraham Foniaine, deceased. ueor
the close of her S5rh year $500
Sne llncd no CNurch-but she loved Christianity
and her q d; mild, meek and of Christian de-
me mora heart that felt for alias mistress wife
mo'ner' Ilend, eN'eled by none.-lt pleased Al
WEh'y Zoo, 10 draw her from this world of trial
anu OF trouble, apparently without a paps. The
VIA spark fled from its earthly abode without A
struggle, as candle that burneih gently out. she
mao al me attention that could, by her last two be-
"',u "Hec'Iohate daughters, also by the kind
owner Of the mansion, and surviving friends bs
bestowed. She buried by the side of her dear
ahee!ionnte and departed husband, at Mt. Doug,
lass, in the county OF Goochland-
ITO rise in land OF pure delight,
Where Saints immortal reign
Where infinite day excludes the night,
And pleasures Danish pain.
There everlasting spring abldes,
And never whitening flowers
Death, like narrow sea, divides
This Heavenly land from ours.
Sweet fields beyond the swelling food.
Stand dressed in livery green;
SO TO the Jews Old Canaan stood,
While Jordan ro ed between.n
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mouNr LrrAno, go. =.

III Se'IN1 Jrietmlnsdtn resume n n, aetirr -,
md ,.h1,S ou'r sale this very desTabl. ,csiy..
cent su,SS sun N Nelson county eontalnnr 10, -
Lame. nIY.o 'aF"s Us lucsi ou l. within mile. ~ ~.
lisey NJ AMI ksnsSha Imp oyemeut miles ofiSs
.ncr,,, ehousc, Ga nnutalns village, with tci,e
NM anI wtthll inirs ot Variety tm,nuf,c',,3ia,
innu dc,ah u Aiog,tb unnecessary 10 enter In,s
srstion src OF this plantation, known In III.
he sou,h sufec tito say, ihat n A. well
thrnnrhii ,,, ~ Noekhsh river running ItnneJl,isi
nerent 9hins N.Y. sua tributaries passing thrnur M,
and 9th. he. ns WOOD snd ttnbcr ia abunasn,
good framed ,lwehn The improvements cons ia ~,
house toscbS8 Nh e1 &c" houses: sp,ne house and isa
b.,nL IalJ Those who may ,lrsf, s"sn attach TO
for the IN clv.s N ''e"ihe pre- misses and iu,lrc
r.st ~ "s.one third ofthe purchase mo..x ,,
residue In two cqualannnal nsrl,nen "ey IN cash tho
trl- AdIre.. Tv. pt ,LAfArErTE NEVILLE
INkA'rIIE,E.S -. dec -
det SHIELDS a SoMEKyiiIk"f
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W. FORWARD,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.

IDs The Wings Of Essex are requested to meet
at Tappahannock, on the Third Monday in Dscem-
Der, that being Court Day. for the purpose Of nom.-
Mating suitable candidate 70 represent the county
10 The neIl LegIshlare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
MARRIAGES.

AZ shannon Hill, on Wednesday, the oath Nov -,
10y the REV. Elijah Sparks, MIR. R1RERr J. Eopr'
County, Va
Inc Compiler, Enquirer, and Religious Herald,
are requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN CUMBER-
LAND

obe"lehce 10 Decree Of the County Cont Of Pow
'ttu uadc IN the case 80 Marian X SrTurrs wio,. or
- q ScTusss, dcc'i, against Thomas srotf ami
I' WI nc spl on toe premises. Public Aurtion o,
@ Tue ON OF January, 1872, u lair If nor she
al gay thereafter, Tract Land In tle rotDty ~
'"moefiand owned by the late Guhrdpe sr,ncSs :. ~
p It OF nus Isath aud which he purchased from Wm
axe Esl lhls Tract u only srpalated GoU 81 -.
'.y tavern py tie Buckng ham Roadn and IA sn,,
p.sl y" contain heiwcen 2& 80 acres thoush 49,,
Sc luaUhS VIII be male known the tay ~ 80 =
~, ,ioNeincns consist Of handsome Brick DWrI,,
p1ses h Is supposed that ~ nghornes TaycTn,i yi ~
Plnley some time Ia the ne II 40
u uisht sun TIE convenience ofthc Purchaser ~ ms ~
hundred yaTts apari. 'N '"'" my OF a
TERMS OF SAFE One third Of the purchase ,po,.v
Nh Icii'ted IN cash-ihc rest payable in two equal
nstalnchis In siE and twelve months secured by Il1
MN proved security, and the title to the pTnpeTiy with
Held u The whole ~ the purchase money shall b. pa
y. G. sG S9TP'N' Commissioners.
rs ine above mentioned property would be sold prt.
Vatey Address Henry Cord niJsvlr Pow bSt,n r,,
or w = scott : -onsyille, Powhatsu county.
fOH RENT OK LEASE
'IHE Tavern and premi lately occupcd bv Thoms,
l. scoIt' decd at seottsViie, Powhalnn c. H.
$500, w. q. SCOTT
= VIZ! LAecnor oI Thomas Scott, decd.
mhnTiLLAs, sCARFS AND SuENyLs-
- lCH Waddcd Long scaffs '" AS'
~ silk and Velvet Mautinaz
Blanket, Brochc, Thibctand Mcrlno shawIs
Black Italian Silks
Rch figured
DO do Chenc do, al
DC JB CUNNINGUAMs
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WV @ SANDS Clerk
FhLLsbO"" ;ILLs, LAND AND Tan
YARD FOR SALE

w 30 seldom "Wednesday the 22i day OF December
" is not the mex fair lay. al the late Tc,iian.
Leroy Davidson decd the Tract q! LAM ON wbirb S
SSsntu ahh nc Tract adjoining, known as Adau, Tr,"
wv IoSether containing about six hundred acres gs
me- INohaeis viii make desirable settlement. ILcy
M n"NeNeT ~ desired by Purchasers Lc divided, Il,
r. S'Souis WIS srd AZ out hity of Land
n Is large Brick ButduR, with three rair OF BnTTs
r. Necessary machinery tor manufacturing Flour On
w are TWO brck Dwelling II uses ric store IIousc
as Shoii ana Other cccssary Buildings. The Mill
G, M, uIn James RIVER AT GOolsbys Eails,-h IS a
hnst.i t"s a'Non Tor Nhcat-ani upSartia of az OOn
nae Ossn manu- iaetuJed into Flour In me season
r.. e MI Lot Tan Nari with four ac Tsr OF I,,d
us w az &c client stand fur Tannrry-lhrTs n ON H.
' Eool BITCH Dwelling House, Tan House Bars Hons
made known o. the day of sale which Will no
S.SI Sustng u not sold ON the day Of the sale he
lie Il iii AZ 'O pi I.h -.
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SIS REWARD.

SIkAlED from tho subsr,,bcr an an. o.o,, -, =,
A. ,,c ~ WIN white steak down her hack b,pnsI,aSk
al ~ anlha Tire saw oil of-other marks No, ,,k
u ,2w was purchased few DAYS sine. =, Ci
sbo,o ~ &c. ilil was purchased by hin, A. ,S
OF Mile Crock, where i'm an ,,rn ny
TO 800 W ~ VIII DC neld Tor her delivery
ii. a., TllO'S L II Tam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
THE RANDOLPH WILL CASE

Was argued by Gen Jones yesterday. General
J. appears for the slaves
We DO not know when the case will he finished,
or whether It will b, finished ct ALL
The siege Of Troy lasted ten years. and was con.
l,dere1 esfahera lengthy business. The Raudo. oh
viii Case has already been six years on the tapis.
and will probably he decided, II az aIl about The
year 1899. II Is a beautiful and forcrbie illustra.
ton OF Sir E1w5rd Coks's remark about the ration
s.ity Of the Law.
lPetersburg InteILlgencar- Dee y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
"Tat,' and s,aSe"i,. O., R,'ta,re. IN Europe


Nv Lazy % YmoiHfa.
No, lately has there appeared a work ofSo much
interest and sterling merit, in It's way, as this IN.
pretending volume, which has just issued from the
press. Published for "the qualification Of friends -
It may have been, but, fortunately, there is no mo.
nopoiy the case. The qualification which the lair
Iady's friends may experience, happily, belongs no.
10 those Toys wherewth the stranger ntermeddlett
not" A good book is taken up by the four winds
and scattered abroad. The srsnger.reader Of th
delightful volume, will rejoice for himself, and fee
benevolent Joy for others, that il is so. Both IN,
lovers Of fiction and the lovers Of fact, will find
most pleasant reading. II combines with singular fe
LEFTY the full interest Of agreeable fiction, and o
instructive fact. The accomplished authoress, il
more than IJrmisod, once spent number Of years
| with her distinguished husband, near the Court q
st. Cloud, and thus possessed peculiar advantage
abroad During that period she travelled, il appear
somewhat extensively on the Continent she ale
kept journal Of passing scenes, Of which 'hs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
THE TOWER OF LONDON.
Correspondence ofthe u. $ Gazette.

New YoRK, Nov. 23d, ls4I.
My Dear Sir:-The late destruction of a portion
oil what Is known as the Tower of London may,
perhaps, render some integine descripton oC 4,
and It's contents interesting at this time The MANY
stirring and bloody events associated with that nn
tlque edihce, which figures largely in the history
OF England for several hundred years past, have
made II by name and association familiar 10 eye,,,
reader. | herewith send you "a Leaf from nv
Journal" which l trust my find favor in your
eyes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

v IoiNiA~h Circuit superior Conn - I -
Ri.h Srty ioC the County Of Hentieo ana &C., 20
h. | ~ On the Chsncrry side helt AZ Inc J,,rI,y %
~ n NY on Wcdneslsy, October 27th is,'I., ih
bIs ~ '%hn bun aud James McPheTson snd MarSs
Gr,h ,e; iouer Margaret Glen. pItis ae,nt1 Jh
GscSI inh snd James Don, Executors of Msl., INN
L. =, Ipnn Irown, John hcMurTer EHz,Irth D nm
Sr ,on reieT luchiuEon James iInichinron RnL,
WnIns'h, WIN Hutchinson Graham IInrhirssn' NJ
Luz pIS Jean Dun hikahsth McKirlay. Helen RI.y
ua,t N NJ "ulua Dan, paytl NcKnl.v tg,..Io 49,
go ~ rice John Dun, htn,instrat5r ,I 80 's.'
81 w. VIII annexed Of John Graaap ,IcsiI non,
-p W, 'ato ShctiH II the County ~ II.ny,S' 'uci
I'm I'LL ., nor; Stth tie will annexed OF W,ba
H. u.o.u' Ntn"y Williams. John shcpp,Ti ST., s ~
~ county OF HrnTico, and a. yurh himin, ,,, OF
,i'ucu d-c u. and Thomas Bivre, ADM - OF
per crouch, deed, tcns. ESQ., QUIT OF Jas
rms cause csuc on this I,v 10 Ia ,r.,. -,
formerly read and was argued by counsei p
.o Wnerco, ai'I u Appearing Ia the CON-, ~
metGer Claiborne, the Commission ar erpoin, T. 'iat
10y peSIee pronounced In this cause on ,ho
80 ,c"'n Nay OF July thou sand .irl LnrJ ~
% oit9' nae departed this life without hayiny Tni,In
rirI'I OF MS proceedings under the saI cr,.o. 'S
ts,'LI,ut" suJnnge order AHd decree that U,TIcrt
Jr Executor Of said IIfloctt t,l,ii,nrN
~ "o iehcGt an account of the ao'inss and nn,s
mniss lcT aforesaid, before one aim
OF his Couri, who is directed Io 1919,
sane 10 the Cont, with any maers suesisv st,
SSS,ineh peru 'en 10y himself: which NAV be y.onr;
by ths parties 10 he 50 stated -J oo required
a., ACoPy. Tes;e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

.fSN civ ,n IMP, MADISON 2. d. Wool master. now
AZ ~. inward cargo 10 sch rged iayin. mr. ~, Is her
J,n,S 4igS ehgaged, she will clear about nm. i,,
Petersburg, or 10 Apply To ssiubaok, Bon a Co.
de
Liberal advance. Il, ...,.n, CI1A's PALMER
70 the address ofthe consgncca of M. s 0oaSshments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04
IS REWARD


- ~ or,rp ,n he SUBSCRIBERS about the Io,h
moi tseocr,st rod and white spotted COW mari
~....I,,vu'ei she isa 'aTgc aud ptot,y t,o,,,
her sbc ~ nne priHI, aud now pcihaps has Calf Win
sn,i, ~ vas ,Msed the neighbour 6,o of IS WIN
inland County, aud NAV have
one who viii cii,, reward II o. will TIC given 10 any
lie Ar N ~" 10 W. va thts city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

10 ne Members Of me LsFisla'urs.
TUE attention Of Membersof tho Assembly, IL invited
u 20 The Exchange Reading Room" where may be
found 6lcs Of the host Journals from al paris Of the
country.
The Room a IN tho" Merchants Exchange Building" In
rear ~ the Exchange Hotel"
Relying upon individual subscriptions for support, by
tho oh Article NJ tho regulations Of tho room members
charged o. fo tho Session u IL hoped that This small
viii be Than repaid by the pleasure Of access
20 Tho files during The session.
subscriptions solicited by The proprietor, dc ct
IIOYT a. cos OFFICE Gao Ooo- Capital %
IL price Of elto. Iiokds-el0. Lottery draws to.
day. Come TO HOYT & cos and set tho prizes.
doc
lava .ooFFBE-l5O tags old lava Coffee. Tor sale
uoT FRY 4 co.
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WINES AND LToUORs-

WINES AND LIQUORS.
MADEIRA, Sherry, Fort
WI Clarct, Mugcai, Champagne ,wINPs
Sparkling Hook ani sicily Madeira
Dld London Dock Ccguac Brandy
DO do Pale 10 do
DO 10 Nniage 81 1903 dn
Old Apple and Peach do
Prime Holland Gin
OH AnNEua Rum
Scotch Whiskey
lie ~ ''' - =, =, ,,,,,--s...
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Ny DREssING RnnM.


1 NAVE removed NY business from 70 % street, below
iIG RUNS of Toe EHEE Hotel o. the Exchange Hotel u
tho basement len n the front entrance where am
prepared f1 receive i nv old patrong by whom have
been EJ hberay encouraged, sud hope By strict attention
az 10y procession ~ merit cOnunuaucc 0r their flvors
Ny stance shall always boz Of the frt order that can he
procured. Myro0u shall always be comfortable u is the
Only DfesHng Room attached 90 the iiOtc and Gcntcut
pltI01znE me- may rely upon every attention from ny
rn aDd sGisans For Gentlemen puHnz 90 at The ~.
tf h0 be- convenient entrance tlfoulhthe House into
fug DfoFtirE Room Gfnn0Ueu will End DC pleasure t0
E-i .ryrd here AFmy uhrrtiH please do further uac
th1l ny room shall Doe public convenience being dste r
ned rat pains shall b0 spared give sasfart on: and
;Ier fore. Boz OrIrrf1 Eugfnu the E4ahuahmen hunby
beg ODE public patronage assuring them that every effort
fDy pert .hH Boz uahe 90 their appreciation; and
from OuE experience boz the pr0fs s0n and unrnr cHet
ion D improve Boo tInK and Dressing tho ia r, doubt
can rF.st sa 90 acquired competency and skill.
~ " GcInaiuFu can have their Hazora Uf good
90 Boo hrr rate order by me.
trJ- STRANGERS can always be accommodated AZ my
h'om igupcn both late and early.
De- . 69t LoNAX b SMITH
OLD RUN, BRANDY AND wHIsK Icy
nID and superior Pale Cornac Brandy
~ DO DO Ion t0n Dick 30
d. 30 Grensda Rum
DO do Peach Brandy
Do DO Apple DO
DO do IRISH Whiskey, Tor sale
DEE 81 ABBOTT
| DUCKW HEAT-A small quantity 10 4, 4, snd bbh
dsJ wa HARRIsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-04

JUDCE MARSHALL Passing up Chesnut street
Yr.iGrlay, sc looked round TO see how much chnnge
few hours snovIng had wrought in the appearance
OF thngs. The trenches q tees bent wi'h their
new o1d, and waving c0rEces from the roofs Of the
houses above the snow, had been moulded 10 cha pe
by .hs breath Of the "north wind" Bu, there was
one change that struck our eye particularly On the
porilcJ Of the Marshall House there is a small
bust Of the great and good man whose name tfs
establishment bears II is moulded with s,rk.
ing fidelity 10 the manly features and sim
pie garJ Of the Chef Justice, who cynformed
himself 70 the feelings and character Of the people
whose cause he judged 10 righteousness. Marshall
wore his own hair, and appeared, excepting on the
bench On The simplest garU Of an ordinary citizen.
Ills likeness, therefore, must be represented in that
simplicity 90 lie faithful But yesterday the flea.
ycns did what man neglected. They placed upon
the head Of the Chief Justice a white wig, Of sizs
and purity that WOO d have done fred, 10 the ord
Chancellor 81 England, and spread over his shorl.
der mantle Of purest ermine. The time marked
1nJ weather stricken features Of the vencfated sire
looked dark and grove under the supsuncumben
mass Of whIleHsss. But We lifted our hat 20 tho 4.
cure, thankful that Heaven had honored the bust Of
one for whom m'n had no higher honors.