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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
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Lost Monday in the Senate Of the United States,
Nh Blyntd Of Delaware, acting under instructions
from his noble little State, gave notice that NJ the
next session Of Congress be should move resolu-
tons for resembling the "EEpunge" Of the Senate
JourniI, inflicted some years ago 10 crafty tho
pride Of Jackson. We feel a little regret At this
movement Of Mr. Bhysrd, for we wished Virginia
to have the honor Of leading the way in the good
work, and VIM. g. Ryesto be- the organ of her CON-
mhnds, believing the duty would be as agreeable "a
him as honorable to Yirginin. Bot, Virginia losing
the honor Of leading the in the proposed attack
upon the EIpunge, ono Of the remaining monu.
fnens Of Man.worship, none deserve the post NOR,
than Delaware, the Plataa Of the Confederaey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, February 1, 1871.


DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM.
Mr.. MANGUM presented the joint resolutions
Of the Legislature OF North Carolina, in favor OF
distributing the proceeds of the sales Of the public
lands.
MIR. BAYARD presented resolutions from the
Legislature Of Delaware, and MIR. STURGEON
presented resolutions from the Legislature OF Penn
sylvania, in favor Of the same system, and in
structing their Senators to vote for II.
MIR. STURGEON expressed his readiness to
vote for Distribution, as II seemed to be a measure
desred by majority OF the people OF his State
Messrs. CLAYTON and BAYARD both ex-
pressed themselves in favor of distribution, and
their determination to vote for 1t.
EXPUNGING RESOLUTION.
Mr.. BAYARD gave notice also, that according
10 the instructions Of his Legislature, he would
bring forward at the next session, n resolution Il
erpimgs the "ErPnnging Resolution"
MIR. KING reported from the Committee on
Commerce, bill TO authorize a survey to ascertain
the practicability OF re-openng the communication
between Albemare Sound and the Atlantic Ocean
Also, asking 10 be discharged from the further
consideration of the memorial in relation TO the
erection ola custom house in Philadelphia; tn,
committee being Of opinion that, in the present
state of commerce, they would not lie warranted IN
increasing the expenses Of the Government.
The bills ordered TO be engrossed on Saturday
were read a third time, and passed.
DUTIES ON WINES AND SILKS.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented memorial, ask.
ing for the imposition of duties on Wines and Silks
PRE.EMPTION BILL.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the bill
establishing permanent prospective presumption.
Mr.. YOUNG, Of Illinois, who had the floor
spoke at length against the Distribution policy anC
IN favor Of Mr.. Calhoun's project of Cession.
He was followed by Mr. FULTON, Of Arkan.
On motion Of Mr.. HUBBARD, the Senate ad
iourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
VIRGINIA.
The Baltimore American saw,

The Baltimore American says.
"Ths Census Of Yirginia.-The population O.
Virginia. under the new census, has been ascertain
ed to lie i,a3i,4ii. OF these 7S5,sis are whites
4s.4ss free eoloured. and All, so7 slaves. The to-
tai increase in the whole State for the as years
has seen but eo.o3s. There has been decreas,
in the slave population Of s2,si7. The Fedora
population Of the State is Iois, SEQ. It. therefore
the ratio Of representation is fixed high rs sixty
thousand, Virginia will lose four members Of Con
gress. Her number OF representatives will be 70.
duecd to seventeen.
"rhe BOSTON Atlas, remarking upon these facts
says,
THAT in the whole State Of Virginia, nth ter.
ritoty the largest Of any State in the Union there
should not have been so large an increase by Que
third, during ten years, as has taken place in the
city OF Boston, is striking proof that there must
be radical defect somewhere. While all around
have been rapidly increasing in wealth and popu-
lation, Virginia with natural facilities for an i'm.
mense growth, unsurpassed in this respect by any
State, has hardly held its own. II is not for us to
attempt to investigate the causes which have con-
trbuted to weigh down TO the earth the giant ener-
gies OF the Old Dominion. We might, in SO doing,
trcsPass upon forbidden grounds. IL is, however.
subject that earnestly demands the attention, no,
only OF the statesmen Of Virginia. but Of the entire
South"
These views are calculated TO make deep and
painful impression on the People Of Virginia. They
even appear to affect the Union with concern
From first rate, Virginia has previously fallen be-
hind New York and Pennsylvani and is now to
fall in the rear Of Ohio, and perhaps Others in her
Federal weight Nor is this the aspect Of the
case. She has not only not kept pace with other
States in the growth Of her population, but that
population exhibits mass of ignorance unequalled
IN any OF the other States, and exhibiting most de.
cided declension in the general intelligence.
These are the facts, but what are the causesl There
are probably many in operation, but The leading and
effective cause is bad Government-the prevalence
of Transcendentalism-the existence Of n school Of
political metaphysics, which is forever refining,
talking, splitting hairs, thwarting, and President
making, but doing nothing to draw out the mag
niheent resources of the State, or to educate her
children, or TO check, by inducements at home the
vast drain of our People by emigration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

On tho ~ instant, by Rev. T. l.. Magoon, Mr..
GEORGE W. HWcnMAs 70 Miss SARaH BRopH,
oil Of this city.
% Thursday, Jan. 2isi, IN King William county
by the Rev. Ambrose Acre, Mr.. OrwAT r. Bgg
Of New Kent County, 10 Mss AuRELn A. g..
eldest daughter Of Reuben Lipscomb, Esq, Of
King William county.
On IbordaY. evening, the 4th inst, by the RI.
Rev. Bishop Moore, CHls. J. Fox, OF KIM q
Queen, 10 HEERIgrTA, daughter 81 the late Dr.
VIM. TazeweH Of Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
DIED.

On Friday morning, NJ half after I o'clock, Mrs
REBEeoA WGBsTER, rolict Of the late Edmond Web
ster, formerly Of this city.
The friends and acquaiDtsnces Of the deceased
and those Of Mr. John Turpiu, are requested 10 at
tend her funeral az his house in Manchester, NJ ~
o'clock Sunday (to-morroW) morning, without fur
theT notice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

Mr. Evans, the very distinguished m1mbsr Of
Congress from Maine, has been elected TO the Sc.
nate oi the u States for siE years from 9Th March,
IN place Of Mr.. Ruggles whose term then expires.
MI Evans's opponent was Gov Fairfield, whom he
beat 10 IN one fIonse, and 9 in the other The
Senate is about TO resume is former rank Of being
the first body Cor talent In the world.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONEY MARKET Sc
NEw YoRK, Tuesday.

New IoRK, Tuesday, Feb. ..
The sales at the Stock Exchange were large this
morning, with firm prices generally, except United
States Bnnk, which fell off from Yesterdays rates
per cent, closing at 1sl; Dry Dock advanced !.
North American Trust declined /; Stontington ad-
vanced /; Harlem dec lined 4.
The Cotton market is frmer, with a small ad.
vance on the closing rates Of last week. In Flour
we have no change to notice; the demand continues
very limited holders require last weeks prices
Sales Of Jersey Corn OF so cents weight. The
stock OF Coffee in first hands is very much reduced
ST. Domingo ni 81, and Rio at I l TO III cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
To "a, Ediinr, nffhs Hhin

Gentlemen-whero arc the officers Of our otI
called Commissioners Of Streetsl Do find them
and ask them 10 come 10 Rockets this day, ant
see for themselves the condition We sre in. ffthol
will not do something for Us, then, Messrs. Editor.
all wo ask is, 10 be cut of from the city, and allow
ed 20 sppropriale or taxes 10 our own good, an
make such ss use our thorough-fare pay ono cen
for each time, and 10 year OF two, we will aIfor
all psssersby the most complete roads in the world
A FREEHOL DER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
REpEAI. OF THE GEORGE mn +,

We understand that Resolutions will be moved
in the Virginia Legislature, il at this certainly
at the next session. for the repeal of the Force Bill
Wonder where the "Chivalry" will be found when
the question comes up in Consress7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

FRE.-The kitchen attached 10 the Mansion
House " took FIRE on Thursday night, about u
o'clock. The promp,ness Of the 6rsmen prevent
cd any FERROUS damage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Santa Maria Norfolk, sundries 10 Webb
Booker s. Hamilton, Williams & Haxall
Sehr Virginia, Suffolk, sundriss to w & ID
Christian.
SAILED,
Schr Mechanic, Litehfeld, Boston, -four and to-
bacco.
Schr Oscar Hickman, dropt down to finish load
ing for Philadelphia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
MR.. WISE.
The following card from this gentleman appears
in the National lntelIisencsr of Thursday:
A CARD.

in the National lntelIisencsr of Thursday:
A CARD.
To the EdiisrS Of the Richmond Vhis.
have to say 10 the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing, in response TO their editorial Of February 2.
headed with my name and based upon articles in
the Globe of Thursday and in the Enquirer of
Saturday, that am now engaged in writing out my
remarks on the Treasury note bill, delivered in
Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union
on the 9th, 2sth and 29th days of January that
shall report the exact words uttered as nearly as
they can be recollected-,here being no reporters
notes OF the third days continuation of the speech
and the speech shall be published as soon as IL "a
written and can find space in the Intellisencer
When published, 1t will speak for ITSELF and show
whether have departed in the least from the posi-
TONS have heretofore occupied, and whether now
do not stand upon the only ground which can be
occupied by the Republican portion If he JPhis
party IN Virginia and throughout the Union.
On the subjects of diStribu'i and Of duties upen
ks and ioiHtS-in my opposition 10 the proposition
either 10 raise The TaTiG for The purpose Of dsiribu
ling The Tepsnus from the public lands or 10 empty
an Empty treasury by distributing the rerenue from
lands IN order 10 make a pTeleri for raising the
Tariff presume | will not find "mapU" OF my
"warmest political friends" among my good eoHsii
tuents at least, 10 differ from me. And as this on
position OF mine 10 these measures has been backed
and concurred IN generally by the speech and votes,
made and recorded this day, Of Senator Riyes. who
"has just taken his scat" newly st1mpedt l,v au.
Ihority" of the wings of the Virginia Legislature,
and of all the Wing presses Of Virginia-your.
selves esPecialy-I hope will not Sind mGnv to
dissent from him of his warmest political friends,
even al Richmond
The lutte anxiety of my friends will soon be re-.
lieved. One sentiment must add-th1t il is equal.
Fly weak in public man TO be deferred from doing
what he thinks right either By The dsnuneiotion Of
friends or by The "dsighr' Of Csts shall hold on
TO the true faith, and by my fruits hope to be
known. But oil our friends had better trans, 10
see The speeches in JuiI" In the mean time. | am
yOur Obedient
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
HENRY A. WISE.
WAsHIsGToS, February ?, 1871.

Had Mr. Wise seen our remarks of Yesterday
possibly he nigh: have deemed this card unneees.
saryi as, had We seen the card sooner, we should
have dispensed with them.
sprofess not to understand precisely what he
means by "the Republican portion of the whig
party" If State Right Wings, mos, Of them that we
know any thing about, approve both Of distribution
and duties on luHures, wines and silks-not With
the object Of revivng general system Of protection,
but to raise revenue TO pay Oft the Van Buren, debt,
and meet the necessary expenses Of Governmert,
and with the further view Of releasing the land fund
TO the States, nearly all Of whom are in debt. and
want and ought TO have the money, and 10 put an
end 10 Presidential trading on the Public I.ands.-
IL Mr. Wise is going to establish new political
church out 81 the Wing party, and means 10 exclude
all from communion who entertain these views, his
congregation may all ride, as Mr. Webster said OF
the Nul.ihers-in an omnibus. May be a cab
might answer. But ns Mr. Wise is Bank man,
may he not INCUR some danger Of being himself ex.
cluded from "the Republican" Wing communion7
We shall publish Mr. wise's speech with plea.
sure, and now coll upon the Enquirer TO do the snme
"a request which we presume it cannot deny, after
the disoolored statements It has put forth Of is
character and the infenences il has drawn from
them. Il will then be seen, we do not doubt, that
Loo" Foeoism, as usual, has counted rs chicken.
before they were hatehed, and that MIR Wise stand,
where the country expects him 10 stand, and pre-
pared to lend his powerful assistance to cleanse In,
Augean Stables, and work out the reforms fol
which the Wing party is pledged TO tho country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
Corrsstondenes Of The Baiimor, Patriot.
PI11tnuno. Pn.. I'm. 3O. ms

llTTthNNet lhst jan oVt lohls
have Just time to inform you that Gen. Harri-
son and suite arrived here last evening, and was
received by the citizens Of Alegany county with
the grentest enthusiasm. We assembled the river in
co npuny with the steamboat Fulton. This splendid
boat transported the committee Of this place 10
Wheeling, TO invite the General to visit Pittsburg
on his way 10 Warrington city. This committee
consisted Of the Hon. Harmar Denny, Col. Robin.
son, and Dr.. Patterson.
To give you any adequate idea OF the demon
STATIONS Of regatd end rejoicing, evineed hy the
people on the shores Of the Ohio, would occupy
too much room, and fear would be thought rather
an e1aggoraton. From Wheeling TO this place,
VIC would sec in every direction groups Of individ
uas holding in their hands hsgs, banners, &c. &c,
and the hoz1nnas Of foemen were. heard ochoing up
tho valleys Of tho Ohio. We passed Steubonville
in the night much indeed 20 the regret Of the Cen
eml, rs ne was exceedingly dtsifous 70 visit that
Hounshing village. But although h was o'clock
in the morning, hundreds q citizens the lc
wee IN receive him, and the town vss handsomely
lighted up. About o'clock IN the morning We
reached Beaver and again the General was received
with every mark Of attention and respect We
passed a beautiful village lying Immediately on the
| banks oftho Ohio, called Economy. The residents
Of this village are Of peculiar caste OF religionsts.
They met ne on the bank Of the river oil clad in
/ dress Of the most unique character, with a band Of
music, nnd manifested by their appearance the
greatest regard for the hero who had stood by them
IN tho hour OF trial. About four miles below Pitts.
burg wo discovered beautiful flag floating in the
hrcoze, upon an elevated rock, the staff being roc
feet in height; near the spot erected log cabin
| surrounded by about ono hundred gentlemen and
ladies. As we approached in tho noble steamer
guns were discharged, and this beautiful and TO
mantle spot was vocal with songs Of triumph an'
liberty. We At length reached the glass works.
Atthis point, we locked tho Fulton 10 our boat an'
sseended the river TO Patsbure. Here We ioun'
hundreds Of banners floating upon the dome OF eve
~ building-the banks Of both sides Of the rive
literally covered with enthusiastic froemeH o.
reaching the landing, we found Of least forty thou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

i5FW We have omitted to state that MIR Rives
took his seat in the Senate this day week, where he
was received with great cordiali,y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06


RICHMOND WING.
rgsLrsmEp DAILY And sknr-wrsxlr. ~
=. N. PLEAsANTs. A. MosELEf AND
Z. c. DAVIS.
Tally Pager. per snnntn
sslal- Weekly ...-...................ss per annum
Prom the Boston Atlas.
~ SONG,
To be sung by Cisen Rifehs the Sh OF March next
standns Porteo OF the Capitol shoec'
nm In presence OF the Virginia Assembly, etc.
Ani-'Pm Perisa eisrs esd ,,Iton here
Ny name ~ Caleb onoieni
Pm Pa,nier, siasier, aaehenser-
In shorf, am faefofHn'
RrrCBiKs SONG.
I'm parish clerk and sexton here
Ny namei Is Thomas Riehie;
Besides little gifehy:
The mssnntes south Of Diron's line.
,. nIs m q, 81 w Tm ssss.U'
And sIs l. ali the nation
rule the roast In State and Church
A. ss ssiasi 70, z. sG ass slRPs sSS"''
on Stubborn politician:
Letters TO myself write
Rpss and * Ie sSii I've used up quite.
And al night when the yunfs alllCfsuPs,
"Trip TO The Seeaf.Aouse and exc ossa Speech
And the party again Is In esorsr
With my
Hugger- muggery,
% Humbuggery,
Skies bright
All right,
Dying swami
Nous Verrons,'
Dreadful Crisis
'whg Devices
Good old State
$751;
Spur and whip,
Beat Old Tip
Tron cnge,'
TOO much age
sPoor Old Granny
Cant Dust Vatns,
plot beneath
'Arm'd to the teeth
LET the South
'opc its mouth
Call,
Bawll
Squalls
yfbolition,'
.s'Deathi Perdi,ionr
'Mummery?
'Flummeryp
'Harrisonr
Garrison
'Whigsr
'Nigsr
Put stop to their rigsr
Votes FOR Birneyr
'Webster's Journeyp
STATE Rightsr
Blacks and Whites
New York's done!
'Favorite SOM
Amos bawling!
Children squalling
Keystone falling!
Shooting madly from their spheres
Loco Focos by the cars!
Country soldn
British Goldp
Revenge Revenge'
Cut Of Exchanged
o. Lord
Dreadful Fraud"
Horribly beat
Single defeat
Van Buren's OUT
Complete rout!
Party whipped
All to be shipped
A hs for care!
We WON'T despair
Never chafe
The CITADEL'S safe iir
Vngina's o. X,
So let US be gay.
Thus many small articles make up a sum,
Wen try 10 be merry although we foil gtunI--
Then hey for Thomas Richie o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

FOUND on the 18Th u January last on the Roc ham
Road near the coal mines, parcel OF IRON, suppos
90 10 be dropped by some The owner get IL
bYHrpyng 10 Mr. Nelson Tanley the coal mines 10
myself living near the same place. a0er paying the ayer
sng OF raid iron, and deEci hing tho sate infinitely viz
how many bars what erEth, width, &eThis Is done thet
~ CIT IDIIS T. yINTREr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

The sudden AND unexpected death of Mrs. BORIS,
IN the absence OF her husband at Washington, has
caused most painful sensation in this city. Time
alone can nssuage the wounds of these cruel blows
OF Fate but there ought be to the bereaved some
consolation and support in the warm sympathy of
the community.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
THE second LECTURE frle n1cnmoND II

THE second LECTURE Of The RICHMOND Ii
BHARl ASSOCIATIONS will take place on
honday Evening, Al half past O'Clock Feb'y Sh AT The
hrh BsphE near the Monumental Church. Professor wM
b. RoboERs will ielyer the Address From the known
and Acknowledged talents Of that gentleman the public
may eEpee; anole! intellectual treat 1ickes 80 GEMS
EACH can be had al tho Bookstores Of Smith Palmer Jo-
soph GU, j w Randolph A. Co, " - SanHay, aud Al the
Shoe Store q ID Franklin A Co. n shoe oo IIhl.
The Committee In behalf Of the Association form tho
public, that gentlemen of high literary reputation have N.
listed In this Interesting oguscand lacy look forward
until further notice. r. 6-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
MIR RIyEs ON rpEI,ND our.r,oS

Mr.. Rives addressed the Senate briefly on the
Land Question last Tuesday. II we understand
his position from the sketch of his remarks which
follows, lie is not opposed to distribution Of the
proceeds on principle, but exPedency only, and ex.
Pediency suggested merely by the present condition
of the Treasury. lie will ultimately, we have no
doubt, aecede to the measure, at once 50 lust and
so beneficial to the States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
HARRISON ON his WAY.

Old TIP is received every where on his route
with the greatest enthusiasm. All clnsses and sex
es welcome him with open aims. We suspect
Gen. Jackson is highly indignant q, the display,
but the people will have their way.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

MononFala A. Lynch's, Feb. B-Drawn Nos:
80 81 " a. " is % Is 50 ~
Share, ticket u ~ another capital sod NJ this once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

CBARkE'S OFFICE.
Nos drawn ftom the wheel Of the WolsbuTg Lottery
February -.
n ~ 20 " ~ 90 u ~ GO "a &C &C.
Half share 70 &c 49, little Capital sold at The Of.
fec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
CLARKE,S nFFICE

IIOIT A. cos .-siOo0O.-LoHeTy
Tckttsti0. F0t sale By HOYT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, 81 O'Clock, PM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

Tho Lometyof $1,000 CAPITAL draws, This Dsy,M AloS-
sndris. The Capitals arc NOW 10 be hadm Clarts Gail
and aeta ticket
foo CUAsTAtN CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

THE subscribers have associated themselves toxether
Il under the rm Of BURNETT a Pow ELL, for the pur.
pose oI carrying on the BLACksMiTii and WHEEL
WklGnI BUSINESS n AL their various branches TbeV
have mEen the shop A. the foot Of MaYo's Bridge,
iormeTy oceuplo1 BY Mr. Peter Powell but more reeenv
by Mr. Thorns johnson, and hope fom The exnerIcnrs
ihoy havi had IN the above branches u business avns
conducted tic fame the last eight years Tor w Green
andsrcH attention 10 The same, o.fner share Of public
patronage They DO not Intend leave any thing undons
that s cuated 10 please, for II is their inenton 10 aye
the work their personal attention, and In fact 10 10 the lar.
ger portion OIL themselves. CLAIBORNE BURNETT,
f6-d6t GILES q. POWELL.
HohT a cos - o,sEIoE.-s,o.ooo,-i Leusfy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

FINE TEAS, BRANDY, WINES, Sc
n ~ hall chests ENrs Fine Guupowder Tea
half pipes choice old Brandy
- baskets Champagne, Grape brand
~ quarter casks Malaga Wine, pure
- boxes spotnaeefa Candles
20 Kegs New York White Lead
landing for sale BY
fe6-H DAVENPORT ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06
CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.

Thus many small articles make up a sum,
Wen try 10 be merry although we foil GUM
Then hey for Thomas Richie o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

CUGAHR, SUGARS
= hhds No I n CroH
10 DO 10 Porto Rico
r. Wv WILLIAMS q HAxALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-06

~ . '. IIIIH'I7 |" HHNAII,
MO. 2 CLIPED HEHRINos,-s1 bbisIandIns
SS WILLIAMS 8 HAxALL
VuERRYsTONE OYsTEus Arrived in i6s
- DOCK ycsierday, som Eclipse, Capt Elliott, with su
pcrior LOT Of OYSTERS. IL 6-its
OATS, OATS We have Just received on Jostd -
~ wasp 500 bushels Of prime OATS Whioh We viii ss
on reasonable terms ROBERT NIL A co.
e6 Cos street, fronting the BELL Tavern
MICROBES ron HIHE.--I shaii hire ou, 10 a..
highest bidder on Tuogly, the oh day Of tho pressnt
month front The Bell Tavern In tho city % Richmond
~ ~ O'coch,A under order Of the CircuH auper
Court Low an Cbaocsry for tho County Of Honnco ana
Cy on hiohmond' IN suit therein depending between
yant nnd Carriage Driver. Also, Negro Woman snd
Child the Woman aad 10 be good House Servant
. -. Y. u. JONES ID. a for
hb-o'o John Sheppard, 4. H. C. A