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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

On mo 2G'b Of October,-il being tho first day Of
the Superior Court Of Essex, considerable portion
Of the Wings Of tho county. according 10 notice,
assembled at their Court House, for the purpose Of
expressing III Dr. opinions relative TO the present
STATE Of public concerns; but especially IN 70.
gard 10 President Tyigrs late extraordinary e1cr-
. csc Of his Veto power. And Dr. Lawrence Roino
3 being called 10 preside and Mr. Peter ]. De-
rCuE, chosen Secretary, was moved and seconded
. that the Chairman appoint Committee to prepare
| and report Preamble and Resolutions expressive
| d the opinions OF tie members Of the meeting: -
whereupon after first explaining tho object thereof,
I be appointed the following gentlemen James NJ.
| Garnet, DE- a. q. ID. Roy, A. O.. O'Nealc. l.. &.
/ GtfgwOOd Richard Cro1ton, James Cro1ton, and
! DE- William J.. Waung-who, after n short retire
mcni reported MS follows
WHEREAs, IN Government like ours, unccasing
vigilance on Tho part Of tic people constitutes their
only safeguard against the usurpttOn or abuse Of
power by their public lunctionaucsi u IS, nt BU
times, their uuqucsiionsbc right and becomes thou
fmpersuvc duty whenever my Of these luncIiona-
res have been guilty OF either, publicly 20 assemble
together for tho purpose Of expressing their decided
lIeprOJlti0n Of such conduct; And whereas, % Is
lhc deliberate opinion Of all tho members Of th,
present meeting that during the late ciiic session
: Of Congress- President Tyler Was guilty o. n o.,
grant violation Of the spirit 81 not also Of N,
power, as twice TO nuhiy tho will Of the reope
clearly and uncquivOcaliy expressed by moiont
4 Of their immediate RepresenIauves;-tho
q. Rts0iusd, That the President Of tho United State
is as much lbe servant OF the People as are III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

~ We were told some days since by the Mad
i'onIaa, that the President "rccp coated the scorn
Of the Wings and spurned their proffered advice. ~
1t was also added. that tbs Wings who disapprove
o: his Exccency's conduct, will have to abandon
their opposition, or in the eesan, phraseoogy Of
The Court journal, would retreat like whipl ours
from their attacks upon majesty.
The master and the man will both fad, that they
have mistaken the character OF the Whi- population
Of this country, IN zupposiEs them capable of being
swcryld !rom their principles by threats Of Exccu-
tive power, Executive 'doucauss. They viii
ind Eha, the people viii aJlsc no jat or title their
rePro5auon OF the bad faith and lricking dIsp7si-
ton OF the President, for any buster or blauish.
menI from Washington. The only Circumstance
which would operate mitigation Of the popular
disgust, would be for those who have transgre.sed
50 Srieyousy, to avow repentance, and ask forgive.
ness. The ~ big President, who has been charged
with dupHsity by his Cabinct-who has been tam.
Perins wiki the Locos and exul,Ing at Locofoco
victories, may himself have to enact the whip, cur.
Certain ]; i, he Wi, have retraco his steps, and
give stronger evidences Of whggery, than hollow
professions If he hopes again to acq Iire enough of
the confidence Of the Wings 10 be -0.e again TO be
tray them.
As 70 his se3rn Tor the Whigs-t is undenably
very grievous thing, and hard 10 be borne Ths
bad opinion Of gentleman Of his high station, I'M
mlccu,ate purity and keen sense OF honor, mus,
wound them to the soul But they have endured
the scoro ofKendal aud OF Benton and Of Richie
and by extra exeriions they may be able to survive
the scorn OF Mr.. Tyler!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

An important decision was made last week in the
Superior Court Of jefferson County, Virginia.
which IS thus noticed IN the Chlr.estown Press On
Tuesday the long pending case Of John S,rider rs
lie ll,bower & Co. was decided, IN which the
plaintiff clair ed sevcra thousand dollars damages
Tor the destruction, by fire, OF hls Flour Mil on the
Shenandoah River, IL 1887, whilst in the occupan.
cy Of the deiendcnts as tenaUIs.-The jury gave a
verdict for the plaintiff.
An importan, Prncir,e hiss been esab shed by
this decision, namely, that the occupers OF mills as
tenants mus; not only due vigilance and care 10
the protection OF the nil. from fire. 10y friction OF the
but % they clnont prove couc,usiyeIy
the exercise Of such vigilance and care, they Wi.
be held responsible for the properly destroyed.
Bali liner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

n Sharp .NCSSd Gcgnsman.-The Little Rock
Arkansas zati- states that during the great s,ru.-
Gle IN The late PrcsIdyn,ia. canvass, a young man,
axe style, was one day surrounded by q number OF
hearers, at.enGivey listening TO his efforts IN eec.
tIoneering, amons-: whom was plain Old farmer
who was eff clcd with a stammsrng, who thus ac-
cosed the aforesaid gentleman:
T tel. me, my friend, did didn't you come from a
rich ma rs DorhOod7
Yes, the people most all well provided for
Why DO you ask the question:
Because the Scriptures say that the rich grind the
faces Of he poor, aud zee they have g-sot yours
down to p-p-poinl. The sharp no.ed gentleman
left
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
2s42O
Thoma'maj

Mr. Webster happened 70 no passing through
Worcester al the time Of The Cattle show in that
county, few days sim &C. 81 was invited 20 attend
and favored ths company win short aud npprJ
pirate speech which is highly spoken Of by Ms I1r.
msfs who were present. mr Webster maintained
th1th, high lands Of New England should bs no
propr.1fcd 90 stock-to boei-tO wO..--oud che dIa.
~. That % 10 lG.tcr for us 10 exchange these or.
c.es ot tho South i1r grln than 10 become very ~
.cnsvciy gram growing pCOp.c.--Ils'0ry shos.
hat the countries oro roor and grain growing
heir soils desuorltc. ln England the great 8gr-
cultural wealth lson &c ho,i, and their stock IS te
great souf,. oi Impoycment.-.N u EzyySs5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

tS s"ScrL'r returns his most grateful thanks 10 his
a Oh" U'eHi' aul customers Tor fh'ir suppurf tf f af
M'hS yeats aui invites continuation Of the ssui, lie
PROMISES thar nothing sI bc wanting ON lis psrf b, IN.
.'' '''. CONT 'faNl" NJ bed. new good and snail
W ~ cream ms table shall Dee provided with the be- f-c
marked ga ah'r AMI shal be served up iu the OLD VIM.
' "y.' if stables good, and fusl be- wei, urpy,I,i.
s age GOOD and acc"ino ltins; his house IL .
h""ei H",'ltp ih" Redmond 4 FTCderirk ,hurg D.urt
which renders 10 very convenient 10 p,f.nns r.',' ~,
cong 100 Tie tdTs as they late hpar of lie rL
t.h I'Aii % lore day. Persons rayu- Al INV Ia,.s rg
sun u"l :" He len by the A. che tmcs arc hard D
.'id I'D mode rate Uy prices the same amt N NM
Il-- ana ne public generally VIII give me , cali viii
can he sat. Ecd Jp;IS '.T,t,i, 10y
Richmond E-fh 1871 '''''''s'''.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The Washington Temperance Men will hold
their weekly Soc1l Meeting, THIS EVENING.
nj the Lecture Room under The Unitarian Church,
at 7io'elock They invite ol disposed 10 JON, 10
attend the meeting.
ILP PUBLIC MEETING ON sIIOCKOE
HlLL.-A public meeting will be held on SUN
' DA1 AFTERNOON, at holt past O'clock nj
lie Third Baptist Church. (Rov. J. q. Taylor's1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Va. Mon0rgtl1 Luurry, Furl so Bp-To br determined
by the drawing Of thc Union lpucry Glass No TO- tor =,
to Do" drawn 1 Alexandra u O. stfurity.2fh Nov Ialt.
-pcndh rchcWr- tHpi1I urilo uf t5ruUr uf SIuln I
NJ 1000, gi SOD of wi, pz.4 of 3Fr ~ Of luW'
lul many 90 Hl lnl, etc ~ Nustui 10 drawn baI''E
Tickets uug elhj ha'yrFI o. quarters 40; Cighh5 T"
ActrhcH'c ~ package Oi "a whole tckcis,.. ~
.....d, lili ....'o''' ''''', -
.....1G Quarter 'o...''''tt |
Du.s.s....... 40. ..,,.1G Erhs....do...s'.s< ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FT0m ne Philadelphia Inquirer
THE LONDON TIMES Ann MIR ROEGTrCJ


Judging from the spec .me@s before us, much IA.
utude Of debate is permitted in the BRUSH House
OF Commons. On recent occasion, Mt. RoeUuck
complained ola article which appeared in the Lon.
don Time, relative to himself. He said that the
registered proprietor Of that paper was named Law.
sOn-bIt that, taking the probabilities he was 10
al, Likelihood N prison, the Times being so libel
lOu., thar any body who Tep e5gHigd H. may be con-
sIJcred rs a genera. rule 10 be Ir prison" "IhIs
man. lie added, "bears the responsibility ci the
Times, first 20 The faes which J, may have 10
Poyi next, 10 the pun-nmsn. which he may have
20 bear and tATG y, us 20 The cudgeIuLgs which he
my receive. But the writers Of the articles are TO-
tally irresponsible You cannot get at them by the
law or oLuerwi-u.-I therefore suggest to honorable
members VINO may DC sim. ar.y sIiultcd with my.
self, that II any one OF them should he attacked
boy the Times newspaper, and should not wish .hc
attack 20 Ue repeated, he should d; once hOTsewup
Mr. Walter, tic real proprietor. lie may depend
upon o that the attack would never be repeated"
The Speaker having stated that il would not be
regular unless he made some motion, the article was
read, and Mr R5eDIck moved tina, the article WIS
breach Of the priv ege5 OF the house, but having
announced tina, he did not wish 20 proceed with The
motion, Il was not seconded, AMI the suJjec, drop
ped. TINS IS a neT plan OF putting an end to lUgis,
and il the proposition mad originated 10 one Of our
State Legislature, We might have expected chaper
after chaPier from the English press, 10 relation 10
the disregard Of lw and order in a republic. Bur,
having been started IN the British House Of Com
mons, the mat cr assumes quite another aspect.
The truth Is, the Times teens with Ibe. Gus mat
ter and are no, surprised az the indignation that
Is frequently expressed with regard % the articles
tia, appear ln I's columns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

virtue OF Decree pronounced 10y the judge oftlr
- 'ltcui superior Count ui Law ami Giarr,ry t CHI
,ciH,!i COUNTY: pronounced the October Tenn o tlc
sa QUIT viii be sul t. the highest bidder AT tir ,y
ne rus on WEDNESDAY, the SD law of ryrrrrr =,
au "' nc household aud Kitchen Furniture Mule. ~
jug ii"rsc htiilr aud SaCdlc Wagon AMI All b a. =,
n"p'iN recently convey 81 by George T. swan 4, J &:
McTciih' Irns"c ior John and verify IIrfE crpTr,r,
"e i iis and tuuhdc's OLD Pits. also will be Hired our
WI Ihr ndlucc OF the year all NJ the PIT hands now I'm M
employment ~ ih" aid swan, uumbrru. % or I r,'c
SAFE OF the Furniture embraces sclrcIion OF 81 80
mahogany card Dining Tables Canon, u.ts,,'a,
t1rpcts, China Ware aui silver Pll'c ~ ''''''
The terms Of sale Will be- Tor all sums u twenty dollar
am under, cash, sums al owe that amount
hrsidly OF March next Will he allowed upon Tho piirr
crs executing bond With approve. sccnriv before thc I
perry Us Delivered. DANIEL GOODE D,ugty
io7 Leo Nunnally, sheriff and Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
MEMORANDA.

BOSTON, Oct. 25-Arrivcd schrs Narrag1n
sett Baker, Richmond; Richmond Holbrook, DO;
Richard, Snow, do.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2G-Auiyed, schr Susan,
Wilson, days from Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 27-Auived, schr Co
lumbus, Gale, ! days from Richmond
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2G-Schrs Fox, Harrington,
days from Richmond; Alice A. Pendergast
Creighton, and Ade.ine, Shorter do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Va Monong'lt Lottery. Cass N-T1 boz drawn N Alex.
antlil, Va saturday, $500 Nov 1871. splendid Cb8ls
$4,000, 1000 liuTrizCE ul 100 u Nur-I2 drawn bal
los Whole tickets only siU, halves o; quarters co. 4
iu proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

CoURT MARTiAL.-lJ is reported that the Sorre
iary Of the Navy has ordered court murtiaI, IN in
ycsug8tc the conduct Of Captain Bolton in returning
from the Mediterranean, iu the Baudywine rfiratc.
without orders. The court 10 81 NJ New York
Commodore stewart presdnR.-.M " Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

drawn n AlcEanlri, w. pn Saturday the 5Hh Oct lsI
u driwn Mo- out " iEIng nearly ~ many przrs
blanks. scheme 5i1tJh i1pU. Enu, fruu. 3uu. lru.
t6l' npuz"s "l ap lJof iuJ ~ of 5n 10 or g N nf
of Packages Of - Whole 1ckcs 6IgD-siatcs u rrorgr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

r>.---- October 10Th, 1911
pursuance of an Act of the last General Assembly m.
poslls Will be received by Executive n,,I ti a
DAY OF November next for sc sale Of the Publ Ware.
use ~ Ir Town NJ PrtersHufg Tor cash, or ON credit
no n'r hr AGceie uu before that .ay the uTnprrfy
VIII shortly thereafter d." Grd Tor lease fnr trc wears
Ice made known. 80 ''N"
ny Order or the Acting Governor
MN. II RICHARDSON, Scc'y Cou,,tb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
NTTENTInN IfinnnII,N

"a TIENn a general wasliu. on FRIDAY lqib O.,,h.r
tTHls ia ~ II Euttur House No p ,t a n,,ir.t
~ caenL ~ '''''' " pc
cit PHILIP Duyn I, - t,..f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

~ The Southern Literary Messenger, for No.
vemOer, vi! TIE regularly issued and mailed, on
Monday, the Isl Of the month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
FOR THE INFORM NATION OF
THE school COMMISSIONING
OF TIE STAFF

ArroRrIoSMEsr OF the APPROPRIATIONS Co, ,.o
Ed"eiiiOn # fhe Chiirsn Of tAs Po y. in Tho
year 1919, based upon the willie population Of
the State, according to the Uni ed State, CeD,,,
OF 1870:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
J. G.. GREGORY q co.
NJ n 4 q IRIS.
oFFIog ~ ~. - ~, 80 80, Alin -


For FdIy cvcning-tlOCUg, 3Ul. 10 prizes NJ ioru.
&C To hc dnwn al tie Exchange ROOM AZ O'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

.. TDr Tickets aui Shares, aud Certificates Of Pack
j a GREGORY & 60.
Ntnagora Richmond, Va.
~ drawings rcut Immediately after thcy arc over "a
III who order 1E above. 90 q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

Rs5'r Wtektgs, ST, C'Dake Bob" as he is
caled,J Aas at last thrown a somerset. In letter
TO Loco'oco committee, inviting him TO some pub.
lie entertainment, he expresses bis "regrel" at not
being able 70 a,,end-aud zoe. INTO a violent assault
upoo the action Of Congress, and winds up with a .
gIorh:aiion Of Captain Tyler. The Duke is said .
to be bitterly hostile to Mr. Clay, and that hostility
regulates and con!rouIs all his mOyemsn,s. Il is |
that feeling, supposed TO be also INDUCED by Mr.. |
Tyler, which causes him 10 see, what nobody else /
can, 50 much to aud 10 the conduc, OF tho acting |
President Praises C the Captain springing from |
such motives will do hm but little good. The public
e1nnol sympl,hse in a persecution, relentless and |
bitter ugains, any individual. When directed /
against one, who, by confession Of liberal men Of
all parties is an honor to his country and his race
twill Jc o., 70 reco upon the heads Of those who
Insrsnte IT,
According 20 the Louisville journal, the Duke IS
without weigh; or consideration a. homeland such
an accession even to the begslrIy cohorts Of Cap.
tain Tyler, can render him no substantial aid.
Ez-Gov. Polk is said by hi, Organ, to be keep.
ing closed doors, day and night, les, he should he
suspected Of e'e-,Ionsennz with the members Of the
LEGISLATURE Tor the Office Of Senator As pretty
piece Of gf.c.auon as one would desire 10 see.
Cuban c. vep.anek has declined the nomination
for q seat in the State Senate, New York.
The cry for speedy resumption Ol specie p1y-
men's by the Banks, raised ~ tho Enquirer, u.s.,
coming from that quarter supremsy ridiculous ~
those vho know O thing or Two. # the suspended
Bank, Of which t .8 .hc organ, would resume, 81.
might with little more pDpns,y rsii against the
others foru not following 10 be- footsteps. Bot hal,
snj ,hsrM things considered, .. is tho bade5t humJug
and crosses. impotence.
The Philadelphia pBpsu announce the death Of
Gen. Thomas ClJwaIador Of that city, In the Glst
year Of his age.
The Loeos OF Philadelphia have held meeting
and expressed their uudmirished confidence ir
M1ro Van Buren-Jut deem 1t ineHpeiIeat Il
nominate bin At this o1rIy day. Nothing said 70
Cops Tysr
Ma sALrowrALL, one Of tho members iron
Massachusetts, hes pronounced The charge Of Mr.
Caleb Gushing, touching Dictatorship IN Congros
fs1e. Some Of the papers coy he iasbed homes
81 Caleb very scvers.y-os he deserved 70 he.
The House Of Representatives in Tennessee
hIci The 23d, fyr tho election Of u. s. Senator
The Senate baa 20 Der upon the resolution.
Fiomuo wa',ams1 ofho South, Of yesterday.
The SYNOD Of Virginia commenced is session
Z in this city Jos, evening. The most imporo
I, sets Of tho body may be expected in our colum,
nexlw week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

On the I4th ins'au', by the R.v. DR.. Empic joins
;; WERTH, Esq. Of ths county OF Chesterfield, t.
MIS-. AMANDA p. RoBGRr, OF this city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
LOST

I(N an tUcrr lfnc FHockor 1In Savings tr.rtufgp r
- the evening a. IuCrd1y il.'. on hfs va, from
me .otId, aurcHf1ulH rUir (Which had been 10 ratg
gt'rnIy " 1aErhrunk made payable 90 amt et.rs, 4
l-lI ln "f in' .um OF igr hundred drars AUrstsop.
' c'u'nei not t1 trade ior ar receive HaiH pdf ff1
wv le 'u ' INC taWn Boz TIC properly Of tho Insf.uor
anIW Wit ho pflio uD one else The finder Will rortrr
,'''f oh inc rncorA au members 90 the inaIfufi,n y
loHN2 VIII hof.Is MlilICws s TWhrtskc. N sttcsf
wv "u" n'f'H JAMES GRIFFIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

DEsT HYE yuIsK EY-Z5 hhds aud TN bI,I.
- superior Ryo wh-key, NJ market prices, store,
- WILLIAMS q HAXAII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
ArTENTiON DU,1:nn>.I
CUnINIIssIONt5Ii,s s,,E

TTE\Da Meeting Of your Cou,pouy nj Military n -
- On SATURDAY Mex T. at hall pact u.e IucE p NJ
precisely Nv order Of The t.r,,,r N - : '"''
p ~ + X,pX =, Z,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

The Loeos OF Philadelphia have held meeting
and expressed their undmiriahed confidence IN
Marn Van Buen-Jot deem 1t int1pedIeat To
nominate bin at this clry day. Nothing said for
Com. Ty-lr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

-, lTe population of tie Cy OF Williamsburg was not
" L. . Brown, Jr
s,,.. <ni Aul sIl sup aria't I.icraty' Fund
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

fIllb .uIa UIrT v SOIL at fhn residence 81 tho Itfr
u Dmry Wool about uiIrs Nbrh NJ Charlottesville,
uu TUESDAY. thrgu ffyof Nus mHsrucNt, rotton uf
tho land uu which fD a1II Drrry Wood resided supposed
tH cnut1iu about $50 acres.
The purfu Ho tract br 1pd iuc'u ca fHr land pur.
rlI.si oft Che lr IU0urs Edwards anil aru TUnuu at
thn tact purchased Of IImra Flanagan
A. he time and place, will Doe rni another tract n
land ht rrfiug tD Ilc Dtc ~ tho rd Wood, supposed
contain aetcs and known az lla Place Thstraet
sliuna ts Lands uf John AMI Nckua frr luI ufher4
There will aIrDbr aud, aihc .awr uc ard uasc % az
~ slaves bclur gina fo rfII fs'af'.
h.., bnuu of Unr-oa Csuie tfogs Sheen. tl, rrgf
on uauI br.Ies yir.IuH other articles usually IA re m
suril occasions.
Should tho 9Iof November Doc tairy day. The sis ,,fi
ccu1Iriy commence ON tIc uezf Ia.rfFy WIZ
The aud vs. ' Ur sold credit of d. and p 900 f
Che personal properly ou credit OF o. tuUr,ta
til WOOD
"c N-'iH Executor nf DrIry Wool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKET

RICHMOND MARKET.
TOBACCO.-So little is doing in this article that
we have no data on which to base quotations.
FLOUR ranges from So to SG25-mos, Of sales
at Sc ~.
CORN is quick at 65 CTS. and market short.
OATS are also quick at 45 cts. and very scarce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
SYNOD OF VIuGININ.

ShIfH, DklNkER & MORRIS respectfully cali tfo NJ
~ tcHiOu 'i i.irs and Gentlemen, an. ofirr t. NO.,
no" 100 session 10 heir collection Of EEilGIoIS WORKS
Albert Harness Isaac Taylor, Tlomas D.rk q stanley 3D.
ncr, william Jay, Robert uip, ~. wHhcTflrcr In6r
'ILtkc John Harris. RoJou Hall ~ ~ Nluan Il u,rt.
wei Horn, 4 y Mclvduc, ~. Blunt, A. Keith &c A.
hiao' Pocket and Family Bibles, LYNN II1Dss yf,us
editions in splendid bindings nc ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
WAITER pyTCIIEK-

n LARGE AMI vol lee assprturn' of Water Pitch.
- .fs"i thiuI, W.tFrHr.,, Whnr Granite and Liver
i"oI ware "i unu. ullly low prices OF J.. T. TOGalS
-.'-' China store, Main street..
NIB Mlne'. Astral r.. sage, Echccrnr n irs.
- it, -''.' "A-S Lamps 30 i. l.. TOGsaS
thirl Store Muu ST. Get.
>UPERIOEI yvtNTEN Ht,-AC,sEDo,I
- 10 casks uIaday Itufinr
Al So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

The Philadelphia papers announce The death Of
Gen. Thomas C1dwa.oJer Of that city, IN the GIst
year Of his age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29

ing closed doors, day and night, les, he should he
suspected Of e.e-tionecnnz with the members Of the
L. is'a,ure for the office Of Senator As pretty a
p-ecn Of COMMON as one would desILe 10 SOC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
INTn nnrrnDn -

INTRODUCTORY LECTURES.
TIE Lectures iutroiuc tory To the ensuing rours ,,,
IL comm nee on Monday next, tNovrmL.T IsfN NJ, q
continue during tie week, IA the IJiluwiu. order: ~ 1855
Montay, at - o'clnck Prof Cullen;
TUESDAY, do do johnson;
"Wednesday, do dn H,h,nn,p.
rhuIsiay tlo do tb,,ni,,,I,',,..
Fuiiy dn 10 w,,rcr. ''"N'
Tie N'm'crs o. the Medical Faculty, and ciizcn4 &C.
nciai'y. are Invited t. attend. 80
,,co ,e> AUG. l.. WARMER,
II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
VALUABLE EUlLDING LOTS FOR SALE,

~ .'A'. 'uuHuWi"r Teas For sale by
80 m DAVENPORT & ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-29
sALEOF SLAVES
NNI l-LLLL.n DID -InL.L 1, n. -

Mur "I DEGREES "f the superior court for Auyu.,,
- INV ui'Hc li two Cau-cs in Chlurcry. la one Of
I,, . ~ ulr uc TOMS non &C Alex Fulton, dec IL
iI i'hn S'abT""x and JJcs W Mathews ar, Dc
@ : ""u 100 The other OF which 'hc executors OF Tho
NN'.-"L are plaintiffs and John ScabTouk aud Others
~, ,,'., U.a u"l.rsE1oi, commissioners appointed
~ '" IIl f' hN TIE suii DEGREES. will ON th, Isl 5,l
iU.n iys oi NOVEMBER NEXT, proceed To srli the o.
ltiy' hrt"i'ufc convey 'd by d'Cis trust for
,,g "sn hi =" he sfid Fulton ani Mathews which deeds
",'H diy recorded, aud copies Of which arc f.cd
NV. ~, ,,.,Eaul The saul sutis=tIat b. Go say:
W ',,oNbAh Go" 10Th tay ui November lrIf al u -
- Va 100 f"ui oi the Bel Taycrn, u 40. cy fR,h
'.i We il sou, a. public auction To- the Itir
~, Ii w, l'uWiug slaves, ul lc sUlI John -oabTana
Nancy aud patacy '' ''-' '"''' '''i'''f
, an o" Tuesday, the lGh November next, atl2 o.
,N' y, .,'' ~ isir % not tho fttr ty a the rcs
I,," me sai John Scabrnuk he Hanover county about
~. 'i'yS rom hirhm1di stall ss a. public aI tof
- N.Y., -",sl bidder ur cash, certain Ur,ls, Red .tra4
so al Narl"u- uiI,r articles at lIuI,Ini aud Kirn.
Iul'''r which Will be produced 'r time uf sale
g. y. JOHNSON.
PHI, ~, a., - D. TEiEIlEART,