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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
70 the Editors ofthe Jyhig.

Gentlemen: 1t is with pleasure and surprise tina,
have seen an announcement in your paper of the
2znd inst, that pol! will be opened for Samuel
Taylor, Esq, TO represent this city as a delegate
TO the next Legislature Of Va. Mr. Taylor is
well known to us all, and though he is n Law
yS', av.Sitnc Objection VIII not Apply to him. that
does to many others of the profession who are ex-
ceedngy fond of wasting time in lonk speeches.
Mr. i is sound, practical business man, NOT A
Merchants man, not n Farmers man, nor n Me.
ehanic,s, but every body's man, and the very TAU
iSr TO tt every man. lie is an eminent LAWYER.
and will ably NIL the place that Judge May has oc
eupied Tor the last year or two, on the Commit
tee OF Courts Of JUSTICE" in which capacity he
VIII no doubt, cut out the business and arrange the
Courts (coats) so TO sui and 1T every "bodv.n
besides, Richmond requires an experienced and
man or her rights isiH be trampled on.
as the present session of the Legislature has proy.
en-, IN refusing TO keep up the Capitol Square -
&c &c. Then let Us all 90 to the polls and give
the man who viii do justice to all parties, an unan
lnous vote. f. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
Co.'s COUNCIL.

Am adjourned meeting on Monday, the 22d
ind Present-Mcssrs. John Rutherford, Pre-
add James Bosher, James Caske, John Free
man, S. ID. Crenshaw, James L. Heath, Joseph
Mayo, John Dove, and Gustavus A. Myers.
A communication was received from ID. Nj. Mil
Ter, City Assessor, in explanation OF the circum-
stance which he presumes gave rise to the resou-
ton adopted at the last meeting directing him to IN
form the Hall whether, IN taking the lbs! oil taxable
property, he has required the oath or affirmation oil
each and every person to the list given-and The
same was laid on the table.
A communication having been received from F.
Wicker, one of the warders oil 81. johns Church,
on Richmond Hill, stating that large portion OF
the wall next to III street, enclosing the yard OF
that Church, fell down in January last, and that
considerable repairs necessary to other portions
of the wall:
On motion OF DE-. Dove, q resolution was adopt
ed. instructiny the Commissioners of Streets Tor
Jefferson Ward to report what repairs are neces-
sary, and the cost thereof. -.
An ordinance to amend the ordinance regulating
the Police Of the City Of Richmond, which was
laid on the table the 10th of November last, was
taken up. ,
The question being on the adoption Of an amend
ment, which was then under consideration, as ioi-
lows:
"Bei further ordained, Tha, hereafter 1t shall
not be the duty of the Mayor TO attend daily on
each morning at the City Cage, and direct the pun
ishment or discharge of such persons as may DC
there confined, prescribed by the 2ist section OF
the ordnance ESTABLISHING Po"NS
city, sc, passed May 10Th, 1880; but Il shall be
the duty of the said 6rs, officer OF the C,.y Wateh
TO attend daily on each morning at the Ci'y Gage,
and direct the discharge of such slaves Tree negroes
and mua,,Ocs may be there conhned. and %ho o.
in his opinion, may not require punishment ana 10
cause those whose cases reaurc further invesuga-
ton to be brought before the Mayors Court, 10 DC
there proceeded against according to the laws Of inc
land and the ordinances Of the city,"
The amendment was rejected-and the ayes ana
noes having been ordered, Mr. Heath voted IN me
affirmative, and the other members present IN Inc
negative.
The said ordinance having been amended ana
the blank therein filled up, the same passed.
On motion of Mr. freeman,
Resolped, That the City Surveyor be authorized
10 have foot bridge built over q or 18th street,
provided the cost shall not exceed S25.
On motion OF DIR. Dove,
Resolved, That the City Surveyor be authorized
10 have any necessary repairs made TO the foot
bridge at Rockets, provided the amount shall not
exceed $50.
On motion of Mr. Bosher, the sum of sl4 was APP
propriated for painting the addition recently made
TO the North end OF the Old Market, to be paid up
on the certificate of the Committee of Markets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

The closing scenes Of the late session or In. L..
g'''aiwe will tend 10 increase the conviction Of the
importance Of soma legislation to prevent members
from leaving their seats before the close of the
SION Numerous evils have arisen in times mas,
from Che want q some such legislation. Generally.
80 far as ourobserVaGon extends, The most impor.
tant measures have been Left for Gnil aet.on 10 tho
last week Of the session; and then il has been or,o
dmculi 10 procure quorum. The privilege of,b.
seating themselves, too, whenever they PLEASE. tend.
TO proong The SESSION. Those who can better en-.
Ploy themselves at home, get iireg and 90 off, and
leav those here, who witIfsomo honourabls sxesn
lions, are we'll content to stay the whole year. A
law TO allow no member to receive his pay unit, the
last day Of Tho session, might 60 far to correct these
evils
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
To he Editors Of the Wing.

uenuemen-Fhe approaching election for dele.
has been, for some time past. the suLiecI oC .a,,
WoVemy m your paper-and IL Is nov almost p.
uuoeo 70 certainty, that the citizens will have 10
choose between Raleigh Traverse Daniel and RoI,,,
-. oenard' hesiaIms Of DO Of these Gentlemen
H. zen Enormously and warmly advocated by
J' el ,ISnus 10 tAe papers-und ifany thing Is de-
u9eoe rom the argument on either SIDE. h vll bo
admIt'ed Oy every one interested, that M, Dsn,ei
has Pre-eTisiing claims over Mr. sAn,rd bo,h :,
respects seniority and experience an rela,,on ~ a.
Pohlle"l AFFAIRS Of the country. Mr. stanard,s IN.
wIth me- and s one winch will and o,gbt ~ 80.
u proper influence. Let not his TRENDS he TOO .ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24


Inc subscriber proposes, il patronage will war
ran' the enterprise, to publish in the City OF Wash
lnston, a Daily Political Journal, to DC called the
OBSERVER" IL subscriptions will Justify him,
MS wish is to issue the first number on the frs,
Monday Of June next-one week or two a, f,r,hes,.
alter the commencement of tho Extra Session Of
Congress.
The Observer, IL it goes into operation, will cri-
ue'se freely and unreservedy, the action Of the
rcue'ai oovernment, without "fear, favor or afec-
uon' WILCOX for support to the People, and the
reopie only. Having taken an active part in the
election of Gen. HARRISON ardently hoping and con.
hdeniiy believing that his Administration will ius-
uiy The generous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic
expectations OF the American People, | vet pledge
myself TO extend to it no undscriminatins support.
shall be happy to praise, but not afraid to cen.
sure. have long ago promised my conscience
never 10 be man worshipper, never to sustain any
man or any set OF men, against the Constitution of
the country. This vow mean to keep to the best
OF my ability, SO heIpme God!
IL the People will sustain me in this attempt, the
fruits OF near 20 years Of editorial experience shall
be dedicated diligently and laborously, to render
The Observer worthy of their favor. promise them
ana will redeem II, that they shall have political
PRINT at Washington If not able, yet honest, faith
iuI and true 10 them and the cause ofthe country.
and the Rights Of the States and of the Poodle.
whether print is or is not required at the Federal
Metropolis, whose leanings shall be to the States
ana not TO the central authority, leave it to the
country to say.
throw out these proposals now, intending i'm n
snort Tune TO be more specific. | wish to ascertain
II there exists disposition to support a paper AZ
washington which will give a cordial suppor, TO
uen' Harrison or any other President, while he en-.
titles himself TO it by the Constitu,ional,y of his
course. but which will primarily be Jealous and dis.
trustful of Federal power, and certainly more
prompt to attack its excuses than to acauiesce in
them, let who will be at the head of the Govern.
ment.
As the time is limited, request those who are
to support me in this enterprise, TO an.
nounce 1t 10y letter.
JNO. III. PLEASANTS.
Richmond, March 22d, 1871.
~ Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Inteui-.n.or
lynehbuTg Nrsinian, Winchester Republican D,nv,,i,
reporter National lnelligeneer, Raleigh REGISTER and
STAR and other papers exchanging with the yh,, ar,
speeiiuy requested to give this Prospectus few n.or
tons. ~" "Ser
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

We have the authority of many wing men,
eers Tor saying, that the statement ofthe Enquirer
that the wings on Saturday desired to cleo, Gov
ernor' Is without truth. They had come to no de-
termination on the subject. and many Of them
doubted both the e1pcdiency and constitutionali,y
OF new election. The bill which was struggled
through Saturday night, by "a d.sting uished Wing
ieaoer'''wes not their act, and "the distinguished
"hg leader" was no, their leader either that night
or the succeeding Monday.
But we conceive there would have been no impto.
pretty IN the Wings desiring to elect Wing Gov
ernor i there was any election), and resisting the
election OF Loco-Foco to the bitter end. They
constituted the majority of the Legislature and it
was their right to select the man, and their duty to
the people to resist the election of Loco Foco by
minority. They did well to battle the a,temp,-
60 unsurpa'ion of the expiring faetion-and the
People will applaud them for it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24


h snbsc Tihcrs having, since the rs, Of the y-,r YER.
- , u. IsInced hcir stock OF Goods, find nee essGry
OF new sud desirable Spring Goods io our presSof
Tanycd SV We are now receiving aud will have fully
Nv tue Isl OF April 10 which invite the anntio
SISonnly merchants and fimies town AMI country Tbs
following Is plrt- "'- INC
super Cheno ground aud hs'd Lawns and Musiiu,
~ '''m sulpeh AMI figured Mouscln dc LANES aud
Rich .yiian slk Muslin Dresses and Robes
snper Ft s,,n ' EaSH and hurricane checked do
Mehhin andlow priced Lawns aud Cnlicoes
Supcf PLAIN and hg'd Bk aud blue blk Gro de Rhine
Rich Chenc SIX shswiS iiiHT. "nJ bs9 SIS rs
plaln hemstiiched and cmbd Linen Cambria do
BACK aud white fei. Wash Blond and Wire rr,ond MAJ,
Gamble lamb AID Muslin Edgings aud Insennss ''''
gimp and Thread Iaees FdginRs and Ibse,tugs
fuo 'u Gloves and Ms, KID Thread ami Ii,ls Thread
ladies black white silk Cotton and Nor,v,n Haze
whie aud brown cotton ani Misses and Boys
1nd7 liish Linens, from pc 10 81 per yd. cheap
'""a n,"asE' Fable Cloths, Towels, DoxNs Snd IIueks.
brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Russia Diane,
Plain ,a ~ q, h M anh neae9sd Linen sheenss
o. Cambncs, Garment and Furniture Dn,Hy
q ~ = and plain French Linen and IolIand
MOrHedC rapes, Crspc Camblcts and Drnp Dc Ale
Bonnet, Cav, IIat aud Plain satin and TsGea Ribbons
SilE andCoton Umbrellas and Parasnls
Plain and owed saiin aud BombSzinc stocks
19ip Dk anl assorted coPd e o hs Rnd Csssimeteg
plain and ~ hcdG 'mbroons aud Linen DGllinss
Medium MtinTes, Dsnms C5iona,lcs AMI i'ranIies
I o,d an1 fair Hssched and nr Cot nJiHogs
5Ian ana ~ satin an We vi Yestings
49, snIs Brown and Blcachcd Domestic Sheet.
BED Ticking, Plaid Domestic aud Apron aud Furniture
Po,n,sec, spnldcdl n,ndanna aud Flag nanfscreh,e6
yi L'ea many Other articles not enumerated ell Of
We have but nuc more thsn ihree months bsCrS we s.
Y sei ~ The remainder I'D sIn All culand unashon
Goods p'oporionaiy chear They have an been n,,,eb
seq sh cash and will be offered yey low the same or
Accepianoes IN town VALENTINE 4 BREEDEN
hn ~ White Buildings Shoeknr hin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

BALTIMORE, March 22-Anived, schr For.
Harrington, Richmond. Cleared, schr Olympia,
Kerwn, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, March o2-Ceared. sch,
Catharine Amanda, Teal, Richmond.
ABORT MAHON, January 20, Globe, Sim
mons, Norfolk.
NEWPORT, Feb. 27--shled, Essex, Ruine.
Virginia.
=, Arrived of the Wight Feb. 10, Garbage, Kn,pr
Virginia '''Pll
HAVRE, Feb. I3--Arrived, Corinth. from Viz
ginl,, Isih, sriyef, Carthage, Knapp, r edmond
GltONDE, Feb. I7-Arrred. Sarah, stoyery,
cADlZ, Feb. o--Ardvsd, Vine, R.mick, Viz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SEVERAL VOTERS.


Its proposed to place on the Bench from this
Ward, Thomas Bailey, Alexander Duval, Sam'I
Sheppard and Hugh Fry; and We propose to make
change in the Common Hall. Some OF them may
object TO serve on account OF the multitude OF bu
siness on their hands, but when they remember
that they have been served by others, it is hoped
they will not refuse to take their turn; good cti-
zens we sure they will not refuse when called
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
MORE FRESH STRING ooop,
Boots and Shoes-Very Cheap.

Boots and Shoes-Very Cheap.
WE nave lust received, per scLooners Fo,.s, ~.
~ rom BpSon aud + Crouch from PhateInbi.
ther portion OF our Spring Supply OF Goos i,rcr, 1r
lie I ~ eIs anu made IN a superior and lsshiona
iii we invite the attention OF Wholesale and Re-
'a purchasers To our general stock of toos ~ ,,a ~
sheI We eau oher them strong menis ss an
rouse from virginia tu New York. Amongs, r.. ny
Wig: '' WI "o '""hu ue following,
'NV PAIR Ladies Md slippers aLd French Ties from conn.,
nae uion TO superior quality
80 40 French Morocco do do do
~ 90 do do Walking shoes FrenSh Tia.
% dO Fine Leather - "a, ~ ues
- no "Shli,in CaIiskin AMI Morocco DTes,
inoots medium and superior aualiues~
- , PA ladelphia manu-. cture
s,,,,. u p q, 10 Caliskin and Morocco sirap NAVY
snoes and Croeket's, part Miles make very bapdsons
"s ID. BURLINGTON a 20.
-, Mansion House.
ENGLtsH WHITE LEAD gronnI IN oil 80.
- superior quality Ia kegs OF liz ut a. ar,y, t, - WY
mbe5 NELi- -oNiisroN a LYsLI-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

D~"BiaeAr ssd al, ssxsd' (sis..rs Snyder
4 Coz resumed the line Of march yesterday NOR
ming. Ahsr early Misunderstanding replenishsd
their panniers-ihey sc, of from the stable yard
Of the Columbian Hotel, gloomy group, to re,raes
the weary milesove which bu,two days before they
had come upon the wings Of the wind TO elect 8
Governor As they crossed Mayo's Bridge, the
Toll ga'herer very innOeently inquired Of them
"who was elected Governor ~ Genl. Butcher did
not have time TO answer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
MARCH 2Iru ISII

WEMe receiving this morning, per Tie sehr wn, N
lawson, from baltimore, a pait of our Snr,n, On,
,u h supply OF DRY GOODS We should he nIcas.t,
49,, mem 10 NOSE ladies' and gentlemen who msy d, r
&C. siuelcsi they consist Prints OF almost
p.yay sale OF qualuy-FIench, British and American.
pri' anu ladies' black Kid Gloves; also Gambroons:
udsfse s anu London Iweets; CassmeTes Pocket
1850 suspehders, &c &c together with va i.,y ~
s SesuI Goods such as brown and biz &C he'd Coon,.
TICS for servants, etc. etc. ' D''nes'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
Monroe Ward-.apriI Elections.
The PEoPLE's TICKET

Messrs Editors: Please state through your pa
per- that the of this Ward, after much mutu-
al conference, have determined to vote for Samuel
I. Pulliam, Peter w. Grubbs, Thomas Mieur and
b. Sade, E,qs., for Aldermen; and for the Common
Council, the same gentlemen who are now in Of
fee, and in this, we mean to make the appointment
OF City Sergeant Il test question. We give this no.
tce that no one concerned shall complain OF being
taken by surprise.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

ePitate in their efforts to confer honors upon oue
80 young.
Your correspondent, a." in the whig Of Ss,ur-
day, has so ably defended the claims OF MIR Daniel
and scattered to the four winds" the bombastic
and inconsistent effuson OF ~" that will no, say
any thing in MIR Daniels behalf but this-if we arc
TO choose between the two, let have the old and
'eauhered bird IN preference to the "young eaglet"
SIMON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

CTR AFTAhs.-Ws devote much space TO. day,
to the demands Of City Correspondents. In Jus.
tee to ourselves We must again remind cores
Pondent' tina, we cannot publish Ward or otber
nomination., or articles rejecting on the motive, o,
Others, unless accompanied by . responsible name
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
FRESH spRINc u,pn,v.n,

WE have received 10y the shr Madison from Liver
pool anu late arrivals from the Northern ,ities ON,
Spring supply OF Birmingham and Shefied Iar,Ivare
ucIy &C winch with articles OF AmeTea an una nufsciuer
m n our assortment very complete. These ,ood,
nave pceh purchased principally from eT.
S use lowest terms anu feel we shall no eos,
o,y 70 serve our friends aceeplahy regards prices
=, we lheni"n few staple articles VIZ
iphotsons and Fosters SyIhcs Grass end Corn
puieh sythes, Syeles Wedding and Hillrg Hoes
nlnc straight and Twisted Trace and Halter Chains
Bone, Ebony Buck Ivory Handle Knives and FoYk.
zen anI roeke cutlery o. variety Of new patterns
saws, tiles' Lscks iinges.SeIews, Cut Nails
wrought and Horse Nails, Castngs Buck els Broom. L.
we respectfully ask the attention OF MercbaniS All
others, TO our stock OF Goods. '
mi, q, N ioNNAN, DUNN & co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

1onged TO wait awhile, aud will be taken up, un.
aessand, as soon is possible TO dispose OF the
io.e pressing matters Every thing will be attend
co 70 IN due time, and as rapidly as circumstances
VIII permit THE SPY IN WASHINGTON. !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

NoTiCE- Ihe hrst regular term Of the Circuit suoe.
,oIt ~ Law aud 'haneeTy ioT the County Of Hen
uIsPaloh OF bnsioess, Will commence THURSDAY lie
Isl Jay "i hpIiI next, IN the ACT Of the &C.
ne' Assembly passed the 18Th March, 1871 en,i,Is
act creating Circuit Superior Court OF Cbanrcyy h,
me isl Judicial Court, and Tor other purposes "
NH 2l-2iwtlap WIN "a sISna ,,,..L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
HAVRE MARKET, Eel. o7tb.

Cotton, though rather less inquired after, never.
lhelossfully maintains rs value. The sales for the
last two days are restricted TO ,233 bales, and con-
sI'l Of sI9 bales Louisiana AZ s7lt 1886 i6 Flor-
and 50 bales Jacmel at 1906 The transactions In
Coffee amount 10 900 bags ordinary to good ordi.
nary 81. Domingo 1T 5jf 10 56if in bond, and $50
ordinary TO good ordinary Rio at 53iG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SPRING DRY COopS

haoELiN TASLOH a. Co. have received from
Liverpool by the ships Madison Roscus ana n,ssncS
Iehee, aud from The Northern Markets their snrny ~,
he season together furnishing desirable asSoI.1, ~,
handsome Goods, which are offered for al. M, a. ",
accommo, lating terms " 80 ~ a 5nr', , useA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

" FFtBW ITaIn from Frederick sburr
hhds tobacco, 100 bushels mai ION L,.L.
oats > cows. and sundres to John WombIe. Pew
ton, Deane \ Edwards, Gretier & Peak p "
Daniel, Z FL Watson, + B Hart, and S5oekos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24


III Advertisers are requested to hand 10 ,,s,,
advertisements at rs early an hour oc ,he',,
pfnctic'ble All advertiser ents intended In, 49,,
uon IN the ensuing days paper must lao b,nJod :,
before o'clock, j.. NJ, and those intended 70, in'
seruon ~ Mondays paper must be handed in ON
day after. 'fP'"' WI" INC
IT, An address will be delivered on r. 1o.-I-,,
next, the 23d instant, NJ n O'clock IN ,bc Fi'5y
baptist Church, by the Rev. j. Is. Letter Lsfo,c ,Lc
Carpenters Benevolent Union. The MecLoniss
nno cItzens IN Richmond, and is vicinity. are ~.
specially invited to attend ,oh Oh
49, Abundance free Of charge.
10 Members of Ne Agricultural and ,,,,,,,,i,,,,.
sociey Of IunTico county who have NJ, s,,is M ~,
sl9ilgn spd pad subscriptions are earnestly r, o1es
o. street. without deJ-Nr Bus i tseSre 1I ,,, ove m
ossnee oi nc Treasurer his irdispsHsts that bs b
premiums Is 10 be determined. "'' '''''""' "
Tte ETeeanrs conmiis,.
-. H. HHDIIloN NoIlCE.-Ths attention On Jesieys l.
res embracing the usual ysry THIS MoRsIse" I. 70
o'clock mb2f WILLIAMS & HGEHLI, X5e =. W
WOOL AND FEATHERS.
mn nh ~ ~ 90 Virginia Gts %, Feathers, tor sale.
u" - JAMES GEORGE WINSTON
RoBERT MOTT,
HOUSE 4 SIGN PAINTER, GI, AZtEp g..
Next door to the Exchange Bank.
INFORMS bs friends and the pnbiie n. h.
paUoi hs Spring supply ofPanfs on CI,.a eNeu q
~ ', Iey 70 WoIh up on moderate erns Hsvin, s g,
49, y, Nineh as can be procured, he will erdse, y,
ENo kehctal saiisactiOu Al kinds 0f pain,s 49,, ~ ="
49, as o. s SECS sold By the boz Or sioale Nm, W.
ncle Tor TN or ghjnale roofs. Wv 'aiushle ar
g I n .9 Ptgearsa ne eylces Of Mr. James B,rnes
- ~ sn1 Shsr Painter viii wtrrsnt h. ,,yt ~,
inIot9I 10 any IKE work done In the ety " "''H mol
-. w .=,=--,--- MOTT
VENIsON-.looo lbs Fresh vcnIsop Ham i,,., e.
,t es mountains Tor sale very low. '''' "'''
S ~" :. .---y.- GRETTRR rEAKE.
{ ,bONEH SEED Those in want ~ iIove, s.s,i;,
snpeIloi, VII DO well 10 call upon ne su,se rbess
VIC &c oeteTminedi 10 sell ehesp, as lie hi
;s...,. -, 0RErTRR PEAKE
F'hHnu.h flobh Bacon AND LARD-206O lbs FAMILY
f,is ns.J noe go DO Bacon hog found; lew bbis
rsigllg Fl9uf, very ebesp, for sale ' '''''
@hA-a oRgTfER PgAke
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

/ ANDlNG, this morning, ~, IN schooner W.,n,on,h
- Q half pipes eid - Dupuy" Brand,
40 very superior old "OtaT,l" do rce,ivel
from under Custom House lock ~ ''S'''''
mh Sl--lW LANCASTER DENNY A IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SHINGLES.

K n cypress and Juniper hall inch bunch Sbinale,
~ % VI cypress nine inch bunch Shingles
largo OF schr Mary land-for sale by
NH ~ WEBB nOOKER A. uANIIrnS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
SUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY

ONION SETS AND FLOWER sREDsI1
~ supply just received and for sale "
Hh%l LNEII, JOHNSTON A IypII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
REiGN MONEY! MARKETS.

LONDON warren D. lhe stock market is firm TO.
day. though the transactions have been limited.
Consols for money are So ssj; and for the Ac.
count IS s9i. Exchequer Bills maintain the nd.
vance TO 10 and ~ prem. and Ind, RonJs =,
u discount. The New Three and n-balr ner
Cents, realise 97s /, and three per Cents, Sol
al. ~
The Foreign stocks keep up rather steadily.
Spanish Active Bonds are 2li; Portuguese Three
per Cents, l9i Mexican PSI for accoun which
Is an improvement Columbian 23I 1; Peruvian
IL; and BRAZILIAN 70. Dutch two and half n.r
cents have improyed to 5Ol ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24

OLD wHIsh Ego bbs old WLlskey- n,nnt,c-
- tnred 10y John II Dali, Esq Dslon landing hi,
nprhns per schr Pioneer, via Alexandra 40 a PoT
"e h .o ~. WILLIAMS q HAXALI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-24
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'lHomAsTON LIME 500 tierces fresh Thoma.-
ton inr, In fine order, receiving Ills t,y p.r hi,
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49, -. WbUtS AND FRATHEVs
IN BAGS Of Washed Wool
~ w 10 NIgnia Geese Feathers, for sale.
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