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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28


RECEIVING AND IN STORE.
Sn HHDs st CroiT. Porto Rico aud n. Orleans Sugar
on lg5 bags Jaws (srpcr0rJ Coffee
~ DO Green iSsuyra do
a. hhds Trinidad Poro Rico and y o. M,ls-s,.
81 bbi- NsS Orleans 90
~ boxes lief sugar
= tierccs fresh kiCe
20 boxes sTi0 and lpIi2 Glass
50 DO HulPsPaten ard woodruTs Ta!low Can
dies
Judis Patent sreIm sud Comro.l,ion T.Il,v do
~ boxes 1ullz EutN No and Fancy -cap
luH sacks Liver pool blown anu Ground Alum salt
10 kegs Nails AMI spikes
Z cerocns beet Indigo
20 Iesms Wrapping Parcr
- kegs rCfnsd Slt Peter
- tags Pepper
II 30 Ginger
Is casks zndz pipes sicily Madeira wv 90 house
Wine
~ casks swec, Malaga do
Oh Por, (vSry suuerinIl DO
3 half pipes bes' old MADEIRA 10
- caskEiTesh Ihomastou Lime
- hbls Ter
- 10 superior Family Flour
10 hhds Iiac,n rides
No North CsIolius iIcrrinrs
~ boxes inmpu bcsi
70 Nova Sofa iiluc CIT Grind stones
70 Eegs DuPoui's Sporting and Blasting Powder
ait chests superior G1npowJer and Black Tess
Bod Cotrs aIt Leading Lines
starch, beet London Mustard
Chico Ia. ACT CUpperss
40 TONS Sw"dCs, Country and Tredgir tr-n,
puans general assortment Of all sizes, Of tit
round lui square
tons Band U,E, Hoop and sheet Iron
10 Plough rl4tss
Mould Buarfs
tons NaI Rois assorted sizes
8 DO American Bistcred s'.cl
Han Do ErElFI %
i DO Cast s;eel ssso tel sIes
Hall 10 GeInlin 30
DO Spring steel from u ineh to 81 wide
For sale on To-sunabi. jeTrrs
ia WORKMAN NsGRuDER A 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
InnFi NJ, i,l sgG :. lgs.. COTTON nAnNs.


80. 49, MpLAS~ES BACON, SC. IN STORE
Ch(l bpNEN WouHey'H Pftcpf Tcbued Stgars "a.
<DO uous qualities, and assorted psc f,ges N'' ~
90 boxes Puiurlphia single rein ed io,5 ami Itr,t a,
~ hhis New oroausand Auasapas Sugars
-, ~ i"tlo hico do
Snbess Green Rio and Isgunyra Coffee
10 10 Old White Fast lndia do
10 hhds WcEt India Molassca
ln DO TOdde superior Bacon, hog round
sohali pipes Old CrEnac Brandy
COR casks really good SICILY Madeira Wine
=, ~ and l4hIf pipes oldL p. Serciai md 9th or
Madeira Wines, imported by directly from the Island
ALSO,
arge and complete assortment Of Spring hin Cotton
'atns 20 Justly celebrated for their quality, Tor sale
Jt % TN LANCASTER, denny a 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

Tnc subscriber Is constantly
receiving supplies GOm the
above makers, the superior
quality Of whose Instruments, IN
al TcsCpcts, Is duty acknOwlcdg
81 by tally increasing demand
or them.
To those not already acqnaint.
II with these instruments, IL may
not be supcrfiTuus IN say that,
hey are made with paTticulnrIc.
gard tn keeping iu tune, Can ub,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

rINiE subscriber iH daily receiving hts Sptinf sunny OF
Goods lie will in lev lays, have q complete assitt
mcnt ~ Grpocrics and invites The cuso of bic rmcr
patrons both n town and counfTy Good ttrGa will he
offered or cash those who will bc punetusin PAWN
NH IN JAWS FATCtiFFE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
PREMIUM PIOIICHs.

THE subscribers received rsh suuuIy Of those
eel-hIsed and highly approved Plot. lz ON
Ihoss Of their customers who have been wang them
and tie Cutivators he supplied. TIE horse
side hill Plough Is making aud Will he forwarded to
hand. -
We eH2eciis receive IN few weeks, article in
the way Of STRAW CUTTER; alsn CORN SHELTERS
which Will be found superior attic - for low prcs
"rate now making arrangements keep constantly on
iiI large and general assortment nf AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, which pledge Ourselves IN cell a.
cheap similar articles be purchased in this or an,
other mar ket adding necessary expenses.
GKEITER & PEAKE,
= fiO.F. k..l,. a.. hair
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TO COUNTRY MERCuAHTs.
CHARLES sTEBBIvS,
IL street, Sh"ck"' Hal, opposite Swan Tavern


NJ wv ~ ih1 hEHSiAS Is.
CHARLES sTEBBIyS,
ii street, Sh"ckoo l!..i, opposite Swan Tavern,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE.
AN nov ~ receipt 81 nv cUtt" ock Of spring Goods,
aud would invite Ihc attention OF merchants nom the
country well a. the ciy trade Most OF my ,auctns Of
lar h'uwhIc entirely my OF Glass il
N"'N extensive All Of wnicn offered libc
raj 'c'uN or c,Fhorin punrtua' customers.
fGril-nIar attention phtGt3 pacing Iu22
A. a r,ncrd meeting 81 tur
/ n a[sSSS1 Stockholders II the James River
ht>.=a.--fAz, Il Seamli Hat CnmuauY held on the
SSr-I-S,-yEI;-g 81 Instant, the following gentlemen
ee-,-H-----a-1--E We're 1" elected Directors.
Henry thTke, Thomas Rust, Wu Al tSor. pirhmhui,
VIM S0nIhgstc Norfolk Robert Anderson, Williamsburg
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
THE President aud Directors have dec Jared dividend Of
Il pr cent which Sl bee Ilii;a thc stockholders ca
I or after the l5ln instant
mo wW sINToN, Secretary
NOTICE.
Hereafter, until fuCtlcr no.
a Ss.sasSa iIcc ih" James River .suhol's,
S. ~ will leave Enr kci's NJ =! o'clock.
Gy;SS-5SSIss t--t-.S Mondays, Wednesdays aui
5ss-zSs-S>ssIsa-Eo FRIDAY iIs'eliuf suatays Wed.
ncsiay- and frray.. to iii
EHE:iIsIiT BOATS 1'D LTNCII
uNHE following Boats, belonging To the iynchhurs q
Il Eichmond Trans oTtai"u Con paHy, are now plying
regularly between this place aud Lyucauurg:
The PiDSEEV, Capt Pellet.
LHNCIbURG, d. Fields.
HIGHLANDER, 10 kins.
MOHAWK, Prur.
POCAHONrAs a. Lockcu.
For freight, apply To J.. LuDLAM SON
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&. w. M'GINNEss


IplAN " NIGHT respectfully informs me fHH. b..
the Main street. lately occupied Uy Mcssrs S1u
a& lnmVkln he intends scypirE rich emf yl sI a.
sormcni 81 Fancy bry Goods ani from bis hong cyprr.
me ZION be has fu New YORK he viIaways bc ens
hletv otter every tHiug new and fashionable soon
The following comprises few Of he lea ling articles
FRENCH EMHROlDERlES -Clrcs. Collars. Csnsy.
Gus. theingsc'rs, &C trimmed aut unfrmmci. swiss En-
gcs Embroidered Rnurs auI -penccrs. Nls.ns; tuscr
ugS ElclnEs aus Fl1uur.uEs. Infants Wsisfs. Sc.
SnAWLS, SCARFS, &C Rich Chinrc Shawis; scaf
and hdsis Plain Black Cu'ourrt go d1, Black aud
While Embroidered FifetHo
LINEN CAMBRICK UANpKERCHIEFs- Rich Elm.
hroiiffcd kcN'tS lilEts ir'umrd viii lace, Rich Eu
hrutcIet Rcvcfrr HfEis uu'rimmcd Rr PLAN Rrvcirv
Pam llcmstghed aud Tape Boulder, Funtri Borders 80
THREAD LACEs Am EUGINGs -Ensf-h PoInf.
Brussels rr' N1crrtrrcs FONT nc Paris ard Isfc Lace
EnEI.H wrench ant german THfraf EriUg4 and tnssrf
iug., Rich THrsa1 lace Cspes, Collars ardt uTs
NErs ANp QuiLitNCS -wirc Gr1lud ami grussci..
ict Nets an1 Qui1inrs, Fancy SIfs Ncfs. Sc.
HOSIERY ANU CLOVIS Wide and black Ribbed
sls Hose and hall Hose NHie AMI BACK Emtrofcfcf
ss Hos, and bali Hose, Wnts anI Plain SIR Icsc ,nH
FIlf tipsr Whrs Hack HuI Brown open Work anti Fu.
hr1'1rrri Cotton Hose; White Linen Thread. PAIN and
O1cn Work White Lisc Thread. Plain and Open Wotk.
Mems Brown snt Ni1cj Hose anI half Hose. Ladies and
GcnNrmcu's Hack, Whfr anil CrIuufsi KifG owes; no.
Do So Gloves, Ladies Black ani Whre FIci Gloves and
WHITE GoOpS
swiss Bishop lawn, Book Null, Jsccouei Cambria Cor.
F,a,y striped sui Checked Swiss an Csmbri, Nuslns
f1r Drrssrs
R'uc. White Pink end susv Tuleton Muslus. q new
Corded pmn's! striped and Figured Window Nuslus.
Linens. lawns and Diapers.
SATIN p,msss CLOTHS itom IN 10 quarter, with Doyucs
Brown satin Dimask Aprons answ article
"A lO4 andi2 Linen Shectings
Towels. u sndHucsshucss, and Ncripo Covers. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

PLOUGus PLOUGus' PLOUGHsf'i
the subscribers have inst received Tive following iu
voice Of rIoushs directly frumthc mauuaclory Of a..
dcCu Fnbcru, New Nurk.
~ No. lnl1
IN e., g. W PLOUCus,
tuScrt
made ihr best manner, and from me best materials
THrsc prusHe will be- enid moderate price e. tll
9 aus 81 ~ They Ht's fu expectation Of RECEIVING
large lot ri those manufactured hy RugzIra Npursr q
NHFIn, Of NrsaIrhusoIfs, embracing Nftc swivel,
Green wBrr, irHrfHc afrsI cot o. the largest siar.
offending Co. Nrrp lang resentment n mo various kinds
~ ri1urHs u4uu cfurr1B Nr Nuuh Farmers anf others
NAV ata times rely rTuu procuring suppiCsoi such ku.s
a. Wi be- satisfactory 10th ns 60 PRICE en- quality
m4 GRETTtN 4 rEAEF.
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Old WuIskEY AND OLD WINES

u - Bulls Letgl"rs Oh Rye NhiEkey-and
- Newton, Gordon, hurdOok Co.'S OH Madeira, ard
ouiar'- OH sherry Rqt casks and halt ~. casks For
sale by IDIIN n TRIP Err a +DS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
lIIsTonY oE rmE XnRLp. n : znInncs
]. BRANNNN K CO,S

,UHU UyWIHIUN IIUIHINp STOWE,
Adjoining John Eotlcy's Union Coffee House. and
X. ~. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st.
I'VE wouid embrace This opp uuuty and method NJ
w making known to The citizens uf Richmond lie 81
cnuiy SUI INC STATE sw We constantly keep handC 10TH
na "l al Enl 'd more especially ipf The current and APP
ptu1rhrg acisnua which will sell
cash Wcrcspoctluly invite s a. cali ant inspect our
stock whether They 49, goods ~ not An goods si
by s That dnno 'asc In every respect may boroturncd
and The money refunded.
~ goods warranted au2a-fr
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VALUABLE ASp ,EPg,o,p 1,T, rEo-

pDHTY IN MANtk ET.
NE arc authorized To- sell privately the block n nmi
w tnEs belonging o. ihc estate of Joseph MARI drc'd
now iu TIE occupancy NJ Williams IaNIll AMI others
Their couiiruity o tho Basin, ohockoc Warehouse,
Furnish great advantages ouccupiuts any purposes of
huqueFa and ~ the rents obtained for their The
rasi - rCuuucratcd Tor his investment free Of
ineurHnCe.AC.
4 pl1t Of Tic Property can be seen al our Comrf.ns
Room; snd the terms which will be- liberal made known
mIi-u LANCASTER. DENNY & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
HH"DI mApE SoEEINs; AND UNDER:


HE subscriber, ia order 10 dispense with the harrles
days labor Of the week, tue -abbstn, Is YER,
frequently the easel and. afford those Living IN.
ciiy better opportunity Of having their dec -n
more dGceniy buried has determined keep Coins an,
rhTous, white Vests aGd Pan.l0ous Of all sizes read,
~ c 81 the besf msisTlls and workmanship Not bsn.
hurTieh Ia ma-uE them. IL generally the case. wher
hey are 10 be made alter hey Ordered; but hAtns
aEen special "a NJ, and devoted much time Ihsf
usual they are hnhsd in TiOr Persuus
Nng m the country, hlNiG- to s. nj the will
he very exact IN iakgs the making allowance
whatever. aS thai should L1 left TO the undertaken
neat Funeral HeaIse with gentle horse and caraf
driver, furnished At the shortest notice, and the
prompt personal attention gwen. Charge. moderate.
JOHN TTRPIN
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FOR RENT,

- AMI possession given m the Il OF July ne1t a
fEsSa CONT rtabs family fence on snock9e n l..
.tESE ~ desirable neighbOurhoot For terms apply
CAPERTON q CRUMP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
FOR RENT.

The dwelling house a. the south. ste m corner
EfA OF aui IA streets, and the small wooden hons.
sssm a. the south western corner OF aud sh streets
LIN ApPIyto -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
FOR RENT.

- tn, subscribers having Leased he Store for
ffsfH merry occupied b. Ness~s Davenport a Allen
sKss3 anc situated on Cary street between l+th and
l7,n. ant iIumet NIey opposite MIR :. :. raun
ers' Factory, Nii rent a very rate the
ne watch they nov Occupy. from the I J''y end
{ N" year. mo X TEIPIITT A SON
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

aids which education can give. Many a poor boy
with capacities that, IL aided by education. would
have made him honor to his country, has died L.
norsnt and unknown. Let US light up these hidden
treasures that have long laid waste, and they M
return to the Commonwealth the cost ten times
told.
There is another branch Of education that is well
worthy OF the deliberations of this body-one to
which the attention OF the Legislature was very pro-
perIy called, in the Governors Message. We have
reference to medical education the cost Of which to
virginia IN institutions beyond her borders, is an.
nuauy' at the lowest estimate, $4,000. Why
suer this drain to continue when we have nm Insli.
tuition here in our own Metropolis, every way wor.
thy OF the patronage Of the State and which would
II properly sustained by the Legislature, in a very
lew years save this enormous sum which We well
know we arc in no condition to spare IL Ia. here
to'ore boon entirely dependent on private funds, but
we have now sIong hopes that by prompt and eff.
e'en' Legislative aid, new impetus will be given
TO its career.
We again repeat our own best wishes and hone,
that the deliberations OF the Convention " in even
tuSto IN measures Of great public utility, and on
which ailer generations may look back with pride
Inc charleston Courier gives an account of the
loss OF the Steamer Savannah which left N. York
the S6,h November for New Orleans. She sprunp
leak of HatIeras and settled rapidly. The Cap,
and ere" took to the boats. Some have reached
port but others have not been beard from.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
THE EDUCATION CONVENTION.

] his body met yesterday in the Hall Of the House
Of Delegates, at 10 o'clock 1t temporarily or
ganzed by the appointment. of Col. Robert Carter
Chairman, and Il. III. ToIer und Il. X. Cralle, Sc
cretaries.
A Committee Of II was then appointed, to report
to the Convention the proper officers, who, in a few
minutes, reported the following names:
James NJ. Ganett, President,
Gent Ed. Watts, Is. Vice President,
MIR n. +. Venabo Of r. Edward, 81 do.
Col. r. w. Carter Of Richmond Co.. Sd do.
MIR. J. II. Peyton of Augusta, 9TH do.
Mr. Il. II. ToIer Of Lynchburg, and Col Z. G..
Crump ofNew Kent, Secretaries.
The above nominations we're unanimously con-
hrmed by the Convention.
The Ssrgcan, at Arms, Door Keepers and Pages
OF the House Of Delegates requested to act for
the Convention, and the Rules of the House Of De-
lesates were adopted for It's government
Alter various motions, the following Committee,
Rev'd William S. Pumsr, Kanawhn,
J. d. Minor, Albemarc,
Rev'd B. NJ. Smith, Augusta,
John Is. Christian, Williamsburg,
N. f. Ven,ble, Prince Edward,
Rev'd J. b. Jetor, Richmond,
Ro. Il. Corbin, Caroline,
SamT Watts, Norfolk,
II. X. Cmlle, Lynchburg,
q. p Walker, Buckingham,
Ro. w. Carter, Richmond County,
John W. syme, Petersburg,
T. Coles, Abemarle
Gem f.. Watts, Roanoke,
E. J. Armstrong, Harrison,
Gen'l b. Baldwin, Augusla,
Revd A. Empe, Richmond,
w. +. Read, Jr., Williamsburg,
W. D. SImms, Henrco,
w. II. Clark, Halifax,
Ro. G.. Scott, Richmond,
was appointed to report to the Convention the pro.
per subjects for It's action, and Committee Of three
to request the President Mr. Ganstt, that he deliver
an Address on Education ct some Church in this
City, on Friday Evening. The body then adjourn.
Cd, to meet again, at the same place. at o'clock
We have already expressed our want Of conf
dence in the general salulary tendency Of such DO
dies, but VIC hope the Convention now in session
will prove an exception TO tho rule No subject tina,
can engage the attention Of Legislators, Politician
or Philosophers, is worthy Of mature deibera.
ton and efficient action than that which proposes "a
add to the general mass Of human ov,ejEe-to
make all men, Of all classes capable Of thinking md
Of thereby properly estimating the blessings Of H.
berty. The late Census has brought 10 light III,
appalling fact, that tens, " not hundreds Of thou
sands Of our citizens are unable 10 read or write
Let US, by prompt and united action erase this hu-
initiating stain from the ssculchson Of our bolove,
Virginia, and place her in the front rank Tor know
ledge, as she hes always been Tor Patriotism.
There are other branches Of education beside
that OF imparing TO all the rudimenls Of learning
that we'll deserve, and will doubtless receive, tn
} favorable consideration Of the Convention. %
E Academies and Colleges require aid by which Ia
lent, that has partially developed itself in the pr
: mary schools, should DO enabled, by public msa nj
y where private ones Insufficient 70 reosvs all III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
KICHMOND MN FVit SAI.E

WIS valuable Farm lies Totusxcy eek In the copr
oi ktchtnond aud In sgrt Of the RappahannocS nj.
Vsr ani contains IL IS acress divided into three fields of
ABOUT 10 acres each. Tho balance the land Covered
Nun lhc hnrsi CAS- chestnut and poplar timber and
mcA9Ty oak and pine, for cord One csiTous 10 en-
gaze ~ the traffic Of timber aud in connccon with
sTnns could not do better than to purchase this place
Most OF the timber and wood lies on and no hc
said naygable creek, aud vessels conyryIng m or 81
wool come To Totuskcy Bridge, within or , bundled
yards OF the land that borders the creek The fields
are under good enclosures Of the most durable
The mansion IL story high, and commodious there is
every necessary out house the land good order All
me and lNfos Of water are inc rn 10
ms Farm The stuaiion beautiful the iam dcsi.
lnbic IN every respect bargain can be had Adj
dc IN rw3W 10 !, 10 S,II,' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

iD@ Never was old gentleman so puzzle to
indite paragraph as was the Curious .Inngus" on
President TyIet's Message. Pleased he must be-
or affect TO be, for there too many little drppngs
from the Treasury to be fault finding. The Els.
eaty was a bitter dose but he concluded TO take
that, as he did Gen Jackson's Proclamation in bro
ken doses. The views on the Tariff shocked his
nervous sysiem-but he wisely considered that least
said is soonest mended-so he sluned that topic
over IN a very hasty manner. The anxiety Of the
President that the Distribution act should not be
repealed, was possr-but acting on the principle
with which be out he said not one word about It!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

to "Psy, uPi" Are the people ready TO ray one
snotherf These are questions which must 6e met
ana answered. And when the time shall come for
.he test OF all this, We wan the unrcAecting Who
nave Tor moment yielded their judgment to the pre-
uu'oes OF the politicians, that the ordeal will be
merry ana dreadful one. II the farmer is prepared
20 see me Circulation reduced half aud The price
OF 'ands and products in the same proportion il
inc mechanic Is ready TO see his business curtaed
snu payment made ly in pork or potatoes-if the
noo'e' anxious To see cessation Of internal i'm
hrosemen;S Tor years, and general siagnation of
Uaue--l men OF all classes willing to see the
arm OF industry ParalyZsd, and the gloom Of idle
ness pervade the land --then let them one and all
gather up their notes, and specie III any they haye
pay their debts TO Banks and individuals and lei
'he Banks resume as quickly this process can be
performed. Then will come gloriou. era for cspi
lSh'ts and money and the beauties OF DE.
mocratc hard money" times will be developed in
all their glory and grandeur.
People OF Jefferson! Are you ready for the crisi,1
~ you arc. instruct your Delegates to ego the hole
hgure" with the Loess, and vote for every proposi-
ton TO rule the Banks to instant and unconditional
RESUMPTION. Let not the stain OF tavoring ''irre-
ueenahe issues" rest on your shoulders and let us
see VINO can stand longest the game of SETTLING up
old scores" aud avoiding new ones
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
Tile EAIR

Inc Fair Tor the bene6, of the Orphan Asylum
isopen at the large Room in the Exchanse. We
understand that there is not handsome lady thar.
IA tale, monstrous and observation-disclosures n fair
lady was our authority Let oil who doub,-and
IN that category, true gallantry mus, embrace the
whole mae population of the city, GO and behold
the contradiction with their own eyes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

SCENE IN TIE TENNESSEE LEGIsLA.
IDBb.-Ibe Nashville Banner gives the 70. loving
account Of debate IN tho Lower House Of the Leg.
stature n Tennessee.
A scene tr1nsprgd while Mr. Dew was speaking
INIT brought out mrh0rman, Of Rutherford, Tor the
hrst time. Mr. Dow paused IN hrs speech, and turn
ing towards Mr. Haskell, observed that somebody
had been indecent enough 10 hirs him
Mr. Haskell rose ord said thlt although the gen.
teman from MaurY appeared N address his .mBrkl
70 him. yet he had not Kissed him.
Mr. Polk, oi M1ury, hoped that whoever M,
/ member might be, he would avow the oct IN orde
/ 10 relieve the member from Madison.
! Mr. Norman, fine, Jackson cor; Of looking gen
teman, now rose, and With his Characteristic firm
ness, dteetness and Orevlly, observed 10 the SPEAK
er that he was the member who wbi,tIsd. ard h
would inform the gentlemen lhot he wore round
| iosd bots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
MARRIAGES.

Married, at Rura; Retreat, in the county of Pow
hatan, on The 18th ult, by the Rev Mr. Curtis, MIR
NATHAN WALTON, Of Buckingham, 10 Miss SARAH
s., daughter Of DR. Jamas Ternan, deceased, of Pow
hatan.
At Harrison Lawn, on Wednesday, LIST Deem
Der, by the Rev John Duval, Mr.. John Henry
Watkins, to Miss Joannah J. Townley, all Of King
and Queen.
iD7Enquirer requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
DINNER TO MIR srpvFNsoY

~ The Committee appointed for the purpe.s.
having received from Mr. Stevenson his acceptanee
OF puoie dinner, give notice that the Dinner will
take place on Saturday next, at the Exehnnge uo.
tel, a. o'clock. % ''O'
Gentlemen of the City and Country, without dis.
lnouon OF party, members Of the Legislature and
o.hefs disposed to subscribe, will please cali on the
COMMITTEE, Messrs w Pope. ID Truehear,. n IA
c''' ""u - iHthcr. de I'D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10

OGhSNANIt 10 decree ofthc Circuit Superior Cont r
Law aud ChanceTy for the county of HgpTiro ana ,g
Yl hShn2nd on the chauccry side pronounced on tbo
10y no NoN.nncr ISL Ia suit therein dcpen,iiny
III ~tGh robert Williamson s plaintiff and cvin Csyfn
a3 gonn NJ bous as garrishc, defendants sLai
e 10 me nshest btLdcr, Ia front OF Bel Tysrn In
inc 'y 81 Richmond, Tucsdly. the an inv Of 49,,
y nett Al IL O'Clock, NJ rough bred mar. called
hoSdhe Sonsts, AMI her colts the proc eeings s,
cd on credit Of 90 days. The colts are said 10 he ycT
- 10y ~ s ~ 'h"fohsh brcd. r. u. JONES,
DunrU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
SALE Of VALUABLE LOTS IN TIIIc
TOWN OF col ITNRIA

TX virtue "l deed OF Trust executed the subsrri.
II hers ~ Elisha Scay aud wife, bearing date 26h PsL.
TuaTy ISL ant Of ri In the Clerks Once OF Fiuyan
ma CounY Cont, for ccrtn purposes therein cKprc ssr
NC or one Of us will on the Sh day January neXt Sy
nontoi the Tavern House oi the seay In the Town
o column ani County Aforesaid, expose 10 sale AZ pub
nc auction TOR cash parcel of two Lois Land situated
me Iown OF Columbia aforesaid an designated by the
numbers u hni 81 On Of the Lots stands the Tavern
House, now oceunied by the said Seay. aud other
AIRY out houses, for the convenience " the Tavern Tho
title a. both Lots considered good but acting as rpstccs
we will only convey such title the deed OF trust vests i'm
us. JOSEPH upDgsDN ."
ABRA SHEPHERD, Jr, trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-10
COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS Dec. 9.
No change in TOBACCO since our last.
FLOUR isselling ct 6,37, while many holders
ask ESQ.
CORN is worth from 55 to 60 cts
OATS from the Cars and wagons are now sell
ling at IS cts. n decline from recent prices
WHEAT remains at from I,2O to I,3O,-I,25
being the maximum for fair quality.