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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
.MEMOR.INDl.

Arr nc New York, 26ih ut, brig Confidence, Ralityi
hence ds; sch Ociavia, Weodsn in do for Kingston.
sailed fin Charitston, 22d brig Prince dc Jonville
Gardner, Tor this port.
Cid nj Boston, 2Sth, ship Palestine, Littlefeid, Bath
Arr ut Philadelphia, 29h, sch Tasso, CoLzens hence
At Ilayre, 9Th ut ship III Lawrence, Chaee, for fh
adelphin, ready.
john Coggesha Of this port, reports her oil New Tea
land in February, lG Hos out, Mth 500 bbls sp 4 COO
VIII oil-bOLnd to Japan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

BRIGHTON MhRKET-MosDAy, Aug. 2
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

,z,tllS DAY received from New fork. per
D ,lonp Cnndacc,a pcw and pdo'e ~ o'
GOODS, omouu which efe sugar. i's, cVbec,
died apples, ,rvii, ", reduced rrl-r.
WV" L. +. SHEFFIELD
,..i.o t,Dse si5tff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05


TUE national TEMPERANCE CoNvEN-
TIoN met at Saratoga, n. Y. on Tuesday,
9th inst. Five hundred and sixty dele
gates and members were present, as fol-
lows: from the State Of New York 1856,
nj Massa chusetts so, Vermont &c, Connec-
,icut %, New Hampshire 4, Rhode Is
land ., Maine 5, New Jersey 7, Penn
sylvania 9, Maryland 4, Michigan A,
Louisiana 3, Alabama 2, Wisconsin 8,
Ohio ,, Illinois Q, Georgia 9, Iowa j.,
Canada /, Sweden 4, Sandwich Islands
!, and three from places not named. The
Convention sat three days; and besides
the transaction Of considerable business,
which elected much debate, held five
public meetings, in which large audien-
ces were addressed by Gerrit Smith,
Esq. Rev. DR. Beman, Rev. John Pier
pont, Rev. Mr. Slcer, DIR Charles Jewett.
and several of the Reformed Drunkards.
Seldom have so largo number OF able
and Influential linen been convened. The
deliberations were conducted with the
greatest harmony.
On Tuesday evening a great mass
meeting, comprising 5000 or 1000 per-
sons, was held on the green near Con.
gross Spring. Addresses were made by
Mr. Scott Of Sweden, MIR Pierpont OF
Boston, Gerrit Smith Of Peterboro, and
somo reformed d,unkards. Another simi-
lar meeting was convened in the same
place on Wednesday afternoon.
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A New SHoAL DISCOVERED IN 1uE
ArLAyrlc-Thc following description Of
shoal in the Atlantic, has recently been
posted at Lloyd's:
"Barque Castries, from ST. Lucia to
London, sailed hom thence May 90, 1871.
On Saturday, June 90, missed a shoal
half cables length TO the norhward o'
the ship; il appeared the size OF the
quarter deck, with sea weed almost a
wash sith the waters edge; The sea did
not break. II Is To he regretted that The
w.nihrr would not permit the ship TO be
brought TO, 10 examine this startling dan
pcr There isa shoHl mentioned by
Purdy ~ his memoir OF the Atlantic
Ocean, ms having been seen 10y Span
ISL ship in 1863, IN lat, DO deg. 2G min
mud lon. 3G deg . min, which de,iaie'
from my calculation ~ miles ) and q.
miles T., AID whirh places this danger
nup 'rrt ~ a. o. d,J, - n.a. V en'
lor - oc. 81 Ein. W.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

O." If you want glass OF rs good Ice
Cream as you ever tasted, just call at SrAcY's
Confectionery, or at bis Cottage at the Beach,
and Oh vii! be sure to find it, together with
the best Water Ices, for those who cannot
eat 80 rich an article as leo Cream.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

HAdAA MARINE SHELLS Of sa'
\ q vDoFV, pe'ior Qaa'iiy. just 'see'sed, |,
and for sale in lou to sUii purel'a.o,s. ut No.
-, 1bamss-st >, by J. GUODsPLLIA
| Aug. B..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
NO III e. II
r.ogcs.ges.

A ,u,c,, or shcrnan = Mcdica'cd Love neos
u anon. whi.h sro Cough, Norp', 'pecac,
E,no,a,,na, ,CGnphor, Croiaceous, Restorative
and cnihtrtic. For sale BY
luly - H. a. ~
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07

personal power, from all the circumstances
Of his character and condition, do many Of
his humbiest lines affect us! Often, too of
ten, as we hear him singing, we think that
we see him suffering! Most musical,
most melancholy" he often is, even in his
merrmen, In him alas! the transports of
inspiration are but too closely allied with re-
aiity's kindred agonies! he strings of his
Tyre sometimes yield their finest music to the
sigEs OF remorse or repentance. Whatever,
therefore, be the faults or defects of the poet
ry of Burns-and no doubt it has many--it
has, beyond all that ever was written, this
greatest of all merits. Intense, life pervadlng,
and litc-brcathing truth.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
Volume |, Of the Polynesia
neat binding, can be had at t
store Of Ma RSHALL & JOHe
SON. Price So.
Terms of the POLYNESIAN.-NOl

WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED ON sATV""
For the Proprie or and Editor
SUBsCRIpTIoN. Eight Uolh,s Iel ann w,
Die hhl'yelily IN advance; half year, our lv
quarter, Two Dollars Fifty Cents; single eoE''|
cents.
ADVERTISING. 80, 25 for three insertion i
Squaie; forty cents fol each ,onlinuante ot%
nan ahd ess than square, ], IS for hlsi 'h'"
lions, and 81 cents for each af er insertion "a
square, !, 20 for first thee insertions, anu
tor each succeeding insertion CuIds, once, u
or marriages inserted only as adyerisenell,s,.I.s I.s
on me above terms, excepting when desned "'
ter of charity. Il
T. IERMs OF YEARLY ADvERTIsING--6gH' 6H of
'iIni'ed' S4O per annum; half-yeary w Tui
4nan,ly NOT exceeding half a column, S.o' naIb
y,Sla The privilege of yearly adv ertlseIs Ly 10 ~
ned 10 Their own immediate business, unless w
agrGement to the contrary IA
AGENTS. For Maui, Mr.. J. B. yonrfster, 'MN Md
For California, Mr. Il. a. LarN"'
~ rey. Is,o1
For Society, and other Southern IA
Mcsscrs. Shaw {; Gray '
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
= y II . T 4 7

Have for sale, at their plantation, at Wal
luku, East side of Maui, ii quantity OF supe-
rior WHITE ST GAR, not inferior to the
b, st imported Loaf Sugar. Also, WHITE
SYRUP superior article tor family use.
For the information OF Merchants and 9TH
ers trading to these Islands, they would state,
that they are enlarsing their business, hav-
ing now 100 acres of sugar Cane under cul-
tivaton, and in the course of the next sea-
son will have 30 acres. BY the lst of De-
ccmber next, they will have large lot of
BROWN SUGAR for sale, on as easonable
terms as can be offered by any other firm.
May 9Th, 1871. IT,
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
SAI AND 1GGWo
BAKERS FROM CANTON.

Good people all - walk in and buy.
OF Sam a. Now, good cake and pie :
Bread hard or soft, for land or sea,
"CelestlaF' made; come buy of we.
June Is. If,
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07

From the %IppieMcA, TO the Land Of Burns"


Burns Is by Tar the greatest poet tnat ever
sprung from the bosom OF thc people, and
lived and died III hnmO'e condition. In
aeed, no couhtF' III 'ne ""'Id Do' scotland
could have produced such d man; ana ne
vii! be forever regarded as the glorious rep
resentatiYe OF the genius oI ms country ne
was porn poet, Ii ever man was, ana 10 MS
native genius alone is owing the pcrpetuity
OF his tame For he maniicatly mad never
very deeply studied poetry as all art, nor rea-
soned mHch ABOUT It's pfnciP!es, nor iookcd
abroad WliH the VIDE Ken OF inieilect Tor oD-
Jacts ana SUBJECTS on WWch 10 pour out HIS
inspi a,ion Inc condition oi the Peasantfy
ot ScotIand, the happiest, perhaps that roy
i!ence ever allowed to the children OF labor,
was not surveyed ana sPecuiated on by MN
as the held OF poetyy, ont as the held OF his
own existence; and he chronicIed the events
that passed there, not merely as food tor his
Imagination as poet, but as liood tor his
heart as man. Hence, when INSPIRED to
compose poetry, poetry came gushing up
from the well OF his human affections, and be
had nothing more 10 do than TO pour 1t, like
streams Nrigatng meadow, III many al
cheerful tide over the drooplng hoWcrs ana
fading vcrdurc OF lIic AmOuCd with VIVID
perceptions, warm i2ciings, ana strong pas
slnn8, he Sent MS own existence ihto that oi
all things, animate and mlniInatc, around him;
and not an occurrence N hamlet, Village, or
town, affecting II any way the happncsS OF
the human heart, bat reused a keen an IN
ferest n the soul "i Burns, an as gcnlai n
sympathy, rs Il 1t had lmmr rd'atoly concerned
himself ana h!S own indiNuuai welfare.
Most other poets OF rural NE nave InoNcd on
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07

property is centrally and pleasantly stua-
ted-has an entrance from two different
s1reets-a small garden, under good cul-
tivation-good buildings, &C., and 90
years unexpired lease of the land. Will
be sold at low price, and on long
credit if applied for soon.
For further particulars apply to
PIERCE d. BREWER.
Dec. %, l04O. If
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07

EIE --lJ-4 s -L@tAWA2o
Have on hand and for sale at low price
the following articles, viz:
23 Cases "A blue Coltons of the hes
dye and fabric.
is &" Ill Chckopce Cottons, bleach
cd
| Bleachcd Cotton Drill
" Satin Jeans
L" Ticking
30 Bolts Am. Cotton Duck
2 Gases Me.rimack blue Prints
Grange Prints
2 :" Furniture ChintZ
| MarselIes Quilts
5 Cotton Thread
Pink Cambria
20 Bales A Brown Cottons
4 = ga do. do,
3 do. Drill
! Scarlet Flannel
Russia SheetIng
d Bolts Brusyins Canvass
20 " Ravens Duck
) Cases Prints, assorted colors
10 Boxes Muscat Wine
100 Dcmijous, ) calls.
o5 pair Ieniiian Window Blinds
80 Window Frames, sashes, &c.
60 KEGS White Lead
100 Moiasses Shoots
Is Bales Am. Leaf Tobacco
Is Bbls Tar
) " Bright Varnish
| Box Rifle Powder in cannisters
50 Kegs Powder
q doz. Swalm's Panacea
> Bbls. Linsecd Oil
20 doz. Olive Oh
40 = tin boxes Seidlitz Powders
2 Bbls. Spirits Turpcn,ine
! Case Friction Matches
800 Boxes Am. Soap
10 Boxes Pipes
20 Sides sole Leather
2 :" Patent
25 Ok Bows-25 doz. Axe Handles
Sheathing Coppcr-vz.
Case 26 OF. 50 sheets !
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
4 .AAveytiseyn eMts.
L. ii. bOARDNlAN
WV =, 4 a. G., a., q. y-nr. pn.A Unuunl1nR,

Having recently established himself at
Honolulu, will give his faithful attention
to any business in his profession that may
be committed to him. He will be con-
stantly supplied with
WATCHES
of the best quality, and choice assort-
ment of JEW ELRY.
Honolulu, June II, l94l. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07

30 PIZEE,AN Ss SON.
Have for Sale, which they otter on
reasonable terms:
20 Doz. Port Wine
25 " Sherry do.
10 " S. Nj. do.
20 " Caret do.
10 L" Raspberry do.
5 " Sarsaparilla Syrup
10 " Lemon Syrup
) " Assorted do.
5 " Stoughton's Elixir
25 Boxes Assorted Teas
ALso-Just received
3 Lady's Splendid Riding Saddles,
50 Patent Leather Head Stalls.
April a. tt.
The Polynesian., 1841-08-07
For Sale.

c}ET5}A The premises i'll Honolulu now
::;:asx owned and occupied by Capt.
-HAsal JoHN DOMINIs. This desirable
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18

SO the House decided that tho main question
should he taken.
Mr.. WISE asked the yeas and nays ON the main
question, which were ordered.
Aud the main question (being on the adop,ion Of
The original resolution) was then taken
Before the vote was announced a numb, or nan.
tIemen rose and desired that their names msht Le
called. ""N "
MIR. STANLY wished to INQUIRE of the Chat,
whether ihese'gentlemen were changing their votes
IL 50, he should like to know il.
Ghr. WISE order. l call the gentleman to
order. ~
Nj. SrANLY: don't care il you do.
A voice. Put him out.l
MIR. Stany. Try il, boys.
Loud e,ies of order-ordcrI
Inc SPEAKER called the House 10 order
ME- SIANLl. shall submit my inquiry to the
Mr. Speaker, TO ask ~ these gentlemen have chang,
cd their votes 2
lGreat noise in the lIall.)
Messrs. WISE and GlLMER called MIR. Stnnlv
10 order.
The SPEAKER said the gentleman from North
oarolna tMt. Sianly) had right to put an inu ui.
~ TO the Chair, II 1t was proper for information.
Mr.. SrANLY. I inquire, then, whether these
gentlemen changed their votesl
is in orderl N'iN"'
The SPEAKER said it was not.
MIR. WISE. Then call the gentleman to order.
W.T. AMY. have asked the question, and
MIR. WISE Order.
Mr.. SrANLH. Order back again
ihe SPEAKER called both gentlemen 10 order.
anu theh announced the yoic-leas l06 nays no
80 the origlonai resolution was rejected.
tand the House stands where il did on Monday
noon of May 3lst.)
On motion of Mr.. WISE. Mt eisht O'Clock m.
III ouSe adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
WHEELING NOTES.

The notes OF the Wheeling B,nks being at a
greater discount IN Baltimore, by 3 or per cent.
than other Virginin notes, they have been bought
uP by tho Northern brokers to be sent here Tor cir
culation, IN such large amounts lately as to hav,
suppanted to great extent, the notes Of the Bank,
IN Eastern Virginia. In consequence Of this, the
Banks Of Richmond have issued the following
NOTICE:
The Banks Of this city have agreed that they will
not receive Except special deposited nor pay ou
the notes Of The Banks Of Wheeling after the FIST
day Of July nsKt-un which day, such notes will
be received, rs heretofore, in small amounts from
their dealers.
The rapid accumulation Of these notes OF late, ant
the difficulty Of making any arrangement for thei
redemption at convenient points, have rendered lhr
measure necessary.
Richmond, June 16, lsI1.
iD~ The Banks Of Wheeling are in as goo,
condition and crcdi, as any Banks in the Stately
owing to their distant position, the Banks here hav
been forced to take step to prevent their beoomin
The principal currency Of Eastern Virginia by mean
Of the sPseualiOns Of money changers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
CONGRESS-

BY the proceedings Of Tuesday, it will DO seen,
tina; after the most lavish waste Of words and time
IN the never ending controversy upon points Of order
arising from the re- consideration Of the vote ex.
GLIDING tho 2lst rule, the House succeeded in
obtaining another vote, which decides against
MIR Wlso's resolution as amended by MIR Ad.
ans, and thus leaves the House Just where il
was the 3lst May, to the question Of its rules
What may now be the course of the House is hard
to conjecture. That those who have thrown the
fire brand into the Hall may snatch it from the fag.
gots and cease lolan the aime Of excitement, is III,
wish Of every friend to his country, yet II is almost
too much to expect from the turbulent spirits who
seem to foster agitation rather than the good Of In,
land and the interests Of their constituents. Will
they not take warning from the past, and in ssttlne
out again, promptly organize and proceed to In,
business for which they were cUnvened7 Tn,
country calls aloud for aclion-prompt and ,fHcien
action.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
FOURTH OF JULY.

Inc approaching G',h anniversary Of American
independence is noted by preparations in yariou.
sections Tor its celebration. Coming on Sunday. 4,
generally proposed to pay tho usual military
"onors on Monday the 9Th. The 5lh will DO Oh
served IN many places rs a religious festival.
ny the way, will our own citizens unite in M
arrange ments Tor the oecasion' The gallant li,lo
1oek"de'" always spirited and social in such ma, =.
'er'' has held her meeting, appointed her Commit.
ices, ana made all the necessary preliminaries.
wh,'e we are asleep, leaving all the labors to tho
Volunteers. WV
AL who remember the delightful time tho little
gathering had a, the City Spring n year or two
ago. will doubtless go for another meeting.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
STEAMBOAT pvc,,pS,,,,.

ms Is the season for the delightful Steomboa,
excursions down the river, and VIC have already had
several The fine spacious Steamer Columbu.
Capt. Parrish, proposes trip OF pleasure to Civ
fo'n'' on Tuesday, leaving Rockets at 8 O'Clock
A. Nj. and return the same day. A certain numhor
oil subscribers is required to insure the trip, ana bv
reference to the notice will be seen where lists
opened. "''
IL will be pleasant occasion to those who b,v,
'een closely confined to business, end large party
may bc expected f"'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18

DIR. John c. Rves Zone of the proprietor, Of the
word" that he "was not n candida sn- m. ~,
ing OF inc House OF Representatives" and ,bat =,
she prices were TO be five per cent. below VII, Ss
,T. received che would do the printing for
tact that MIR. J. c. R,ves, with In. n,r,n.r vne
nlat hardly made respectable run for The ,nno,n,.
Ii'enl' IS very modest and becoming, the more ,sns.
g as II is the general belief that Messrs Blar
-, g. were ,nss not candidates because thew
MIG" 'hey could not be elocted.-BaR Patrioi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
MARINE JOUnNAL.
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, June Is Arrived, Scfr Nass,u.
Dearborn, . days from Richmond, To Allen h Pax.
son.
sehr Ocean, Bishop, 8 days from Georgetown.
Schr Samuel Mcdonald, Deuckson, 3 days
from Norfolk.
In HAMPTON ROADS, wsdn,sd av-Brig
Virginia, Jordan, ls days from New Orleans, bound
to Richmond.
SHIP STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.
The forctop gallant mast and fite top gallant ward
Of ship Mohiwk lying IN Hampton Roads wero
shlvered by lightning on sunday afternoon last The
Ship sustained no other injury.
NEW ORLEANS, June 0-Cleared, Big o.,
leans, Wickham, Richmond,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
Mr. wEBSTER,s LETTER

W., Ch'r.eS'on Patriot (Which supported Mr..
van baIen at the recent olec,ion) saws: "'Tbe 70.
ply OF Mr. Webster to Mr.. Fox, the British Min
Io' me liberation of Mcleod merits and has reccis
% 'e c9mmenootions Of the journals generally. Il,
Is model OF Dpomltic composition, digni6ed and
uGpeHusnt' yet calm and courteous ielicitous in
law.-Boh. Pat. VI puoNc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
PETERSBURG MARKETS, Inn. ,f

COFTON.-rhe operations IN this article have
been small for some days past, and those are rontn.
ed entirely TO manufactures. We quote as in quail.
~ from 81 TO II cts.
TOBACCO-We have no change in the marke,
Tor TINS article to notice since our last report The
breaks oil late have been Of inferior quality. We
continue our former quotaion--Lugs So 10 a 81 90
Leaf Iobacco-common, 81 70a Sc; common TO
ordinary and good, SC ss 80 to $40; fine manu-.
fncinrinr- nnnr- ' - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
10 rue CoLLEcroR OF ruE CRY T.xrs
The POWER OF INFIJIENcr

Vas u personal influence, monied influence. or
m'hsn influence, or all these influences combiO.5
operating upon the members Of the Common Conn'
O',, or 'ne influence OF duty, which brought about
u result winch has given such universal ds,pnro'
patton TO the citizens1 ask you for inrorma,ion
II man ioiihoui anu inluene,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. LEWIS WILLIAMS offered a resolution
proposing that the hour nj meeting hereafter be 10
o'clock, which wns objected 10.
Mr.. WILLIAMS called for a suspension Of the
Rules.
Mr.. ADAMS asked what Rules
Mr.. RAYNER wished 10 know Il he was enu.
t'es n the lJor.
Mr.. BARNARD asked what Wa the si,li,,i,r a
the Hou,e
TIE SPEAKER snted thatthe House was p,,.
cissIy m the situation hat it wa In lust preyo, IN
the adoption Of tbe rcso uuUu Of Mr.. WISE. with
the amendment of Mr.. ADAMS.
Mr. WISE asked if the SPEAKER had dssid.
ed that the previous question was not exhausted.
The SPEAKER sad Ne had 90 decided
Mr. WISE then took an appeal from the decision
Of the Chair and argued that the vote oryes.erday
threw the House buck TO us original position. and
the House must start dc n0Uo. The d'cisfop Of IN,
Chat. nuIhfed the solemn decision Of this House
yesterday.
Mr. PROFIT asked Tor the previous question
on the appeal, which WIS sustained
The maIn question on tie appeal Of Mr. WISE.
from the decision Of tho Chair was then taken and
decided against the Chair. Yeas IOj-NavsIt2.
Mr. RATNER then took the floor. and remarked
thet he looked for no favor from that portion Of the
House from which he had a right 10 expect IT, Ho
could not find words to express his feeling NJ the
system Of tyranny which had been practlsed 10.
wards him by hs political friends and he knew Thai
he was indebted 20 the courtesy Of those gentlemen
/ which hls duty had compelled him 10 oppose for
years. lie regretted that he placed IN his pre.
sent position; he was we'll aware thlt thev rad M,
come here 70 discuss sectional questions the sub.
| Joct bod heen thrown upon them; they had been
forced into It by the gentleman from Massachusetts
INT J. q. ADAMS) a victory hid to be at
chIeyed over the South before the Northern members
| could proceed to business.
| Mr. X. said Il was not his intentioH yesterday I,
occupy the floor more than twenty minutes, 4
he had been allowed 70 proceed at that time bu
now, alter what had occurred, he was determined Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
"TEN THOUSAND A YEAR -

Tue 9th volume of this highly entertaining novel
ia, naS oeen received from Messrs. Smith x Palmer.
mere is no abatement, Of interest IN the narrative
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
PRODUCE.

ToBACCo-we can report no alteration in this
article except that prices more steady We
renew former quotations: Lugs, common 81 a A.;
do manufacturing sii s. Leaf, common So a 81;
m'ddins s5ias!; good g. o7!; Fine shipping
s7ia ll!i Extra manufacturing slOaIs.
WHEAT-No transactions whatever, and We
can hear nothing in relation to the new crop. No
surmscs as to what the article will open at.
FIGURING so iicm to-day. Sales at S., and
rather dull.
CORN-Very much wanted in market, and will
command GO cents.
OATS-Country Oats will bring As cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-MosDr

Z
Rni's n ne B9ns'-h5ohn9l PsHrsns
The House resumed the consideration Of the mo.
ton heretofore submitted by Mr. Fornanrr. To re-.
consider the vote by which the House had ador,e9
the resolution appointing committee 10 report rules
ior the government Of tins House, and adopting. un
t such report be made, the rules ond orders of the
last House leEecpi The 2lsD ior the government.
temporarily OF this House.
Mr. WISE lwho was entitled to the hoor) srok.
o. great length IN continuation Of his remark, corn.
menecd on Friday last. lie entered into a minute
history Of abolition petitions IN this House. and n,
the scuon Of the House, from tlme TO Tins. upor
tHem-in which connection he reviewed yery fnllv
the course Of Mr. Adams.
Mr. w. concluded at six O'Clock.
great struggle took place for tho n or, not les
han dozen members rising and addressing III,
speaker
Inc SPEAKER gave the floor 10
MfBJTIS, who sid that he could assure th
Il0uss ih1the had no idea Of discussing this ques
t7n. lie had TOO much regard for the duty u hic
- gued 70 his constituents and 70 the country L
srt'f into Debate al tbs time; and as the question
Hi Dscn discussed Al fol- length, 10 say the least
ii, "a ps piu d those who were opposed 10 him il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-18
CONNER CfAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. Inno,-

RICHMOND MARKETS, June IL.
Our markets this week afford no room for com.
men'- Money Off'irs have undergone no material
change, and business generally is very dull. The
rates OF exchange below full and may be regard
ed fixed.