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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
BUCKINGHAM.

meeting last Monday at Buckingham courthouse.
aud unanimously nominated Grandson MoseIey
aud Willis p. Bococke as their Candidates for the
House Of Delegates. and those gentlemen accepted
the nomination on the spot. We feel now the great
es, confidence Of success, and that auctuating Tor
some years, Buckingham will finally In April take
post in the Wing ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
SIR MEDLEY


~ VIII maze his heu season az stables
n - ~ on the stage road mile north OF Prime
A<BS Edward Courthouse, siI miles south of the
II town Of FaTmyille, aud will be lttt9 Mares
~ Sl< the season, while may be disc haTEed
by the nf $40 bsfore the LEI day August
next, which tne The will eIphe-ss the single
leap, be paid al the time al with the pTve OF
coming into the season, aud S2 insure Mare pay able
when the tact asceIsiued the Mare iTansieITed-5
cents cash TO The GThm for eseb Mare All Mares Put 10
Sir Medley viii ne CHARGE with the unless oher-
wise agTecd TO At the time Mares put 10 Sir Medley
year TO Reindeer. and failed viii he the
son price. The season will eonmruoe the LIST day OF
March.
SIR Medley is itch Chestnut foIrel, 10 hsIds3 inches
hgho hne and comma nding form, old spring,
by Col Johnson's Medley out OF Charles Mare; Medley
by sir Hal out Of old Reality, aud Sir Hal by the imported
horse SIR Harry out ot EAlram Mare For further
ticulaIS- hand bills.
fe l2-MeW Josiah NJ RICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

A strong effort is making 10y the wings Of New
York to the election Of Mr.. vcrp,nck as Sc
cretary OF the Treasory. Ills qualifications arc
acknowledged by all, We believe, to be Of a very
high order-but SO. too, are those OF very many
others.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
CAROLINE

On Monday last the Wings Of this county. held q
meeting, and appointed delegates 10 the Conven-
lion which will assemble on the 18th instant at
Miller's tavern. full 0ttendance y earnestly 70.
quested.
Bowling Green, Feb 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

ICP DR.. BGvERLI ID. ROY has ssen himself
mentioned in the Wing os a suitable candidate 10
represest the people Of King and Queen IN the
next Logislaturej and while he appreciates the
honour implied IN the nomination, he takes occasion
70 say that there are personal CONSIDERATIONS that
wholly forbid his being a candidate. lie feels
moreover, justified IN pursuing this course, from
CONVICTION that tho Wing cause will suffer no de-
rimont by his withdrawal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
POSTSCRIPT.
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
O. K.

The ceremony of counting the votes and ANNOUNCE
ing the resul, Of the Pres DENTAL election. took
place. according to law, on Wednesday last. The
Senate headed by the Vice President OF the United
S,ates, entered the Hall OF Representatives where
the Vice President presided, and opened the va
rious returns. He then, in loud voice, proclaim,
ed wM. IL. HARRISON and JOHN TYLER
President, and Vice President Of the u s. for four
years from and after the 9th March nex,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL GOV
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fths PsderaI Goverrnenf.
for hhy yeaI from March 1882 to March 1892 by Alden
Bradford, D., editor OF Massaohuscs sate Pspefs au.
thor Of the History Of Massachusetts ~ marhs on State
RiRbts, &c, Forssle Ivy JOSEPH GILL,
n " doors above the Rel Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
BANKRUPT BILL

The Senate then proceeded to the discussion Of
the special order-the question being on Mr. Hub.
bards motion 10 recommit the BILL with instruction,
20 the committee to embrace in IL certain p,ov;.;on.
which were published 10 this paper Of Saturday last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

ARRIVED.
Schr Telemaehus, Gator, No,fjlk, sundries, TO
Dunlop, Moncure & Co, webb, Booker & Hamil-
ton, X Parrish, J NJ s w willis.
Schr Winslow, Thom,s, New Yo,k, sundres.
Schr Volunteer, Nickerson, Charleston, lumber,
to Fisher & Son.
Schr Emeine Peterson, Watson, Egg Harbour
and Norfolk.
At the Bar-BOUND UP,
Schr Charles, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
FOR FREICHT OR CUARTER


I'D e.: s E s;s?;Is s ;'''s
fc ~ SHIELDS A. sOMERyIIIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
AGENCY

pHg subscriber sying boen sns.aed lnr The last three
paying sxes ana making sale Of Lands 10 he srsss Of Ohio
and Kentucky offers bic t.rylcos 20 those who nay have
has travelled three sncosssvs ifnnsh an mo
mmary District Of OHIO and lhIouEh nearly Al the
himself a points CONNECTED with Land Till OF non.
residents both In Ohio and Kentucky lie has st II sIl
tho foreurcs In Kentucky from the 6rst inst iot pi.es
sncr tho formation Of hef Government down 10 9.O ~
There s 20 act Of tho Kentucky legislature passed nth
cer'n description farfsied lands wSou siowSS ss
owneu lhe privilege ~ redemption There are a srest
miny persons who are the heirs Of the Officers aud sol
heirs OF those Who purchased Military Warrants ana had.
cm l9ceod man early dsya large portion ofthcsc lsnds
rights lUspeetiuy call their attention TO iheso faets
Tho subscriber viii aao undertake the COLLECTION Of debts
until which Tine BE cen be f9nni at Ms Doctor BdsSs,
shockoc nv say lsucrs addressed this ely win meet
prompt auehoh Tic efpoels 70 Teiufn LEI Ho'emborto
ni22cr WILLIAM NJ BUoKNER.
REFERENCE
Tho's 9 Page, Auditor, Frsnkort,Ky
y - Lss ,S,, Esq's, Richmond Va
Henry o MIDDLETON Esqr, fredericksburg. Va.
A PPHENTIoEs wANTED-wanied At This
~ Oaire one or two smart acive Boys, between tho
ages Of u and o. n learn the PluinF business oHoh
leaifoH' re7~''e-A good Ens'h Education, and moral
habits. fea
wlnbe sold THIS MORNING. at tho commencement Of
our sale, Negro Man. Who ls hrsl rate Carpenter.
WILDE .tled 70 our ssle TIlls MORNING,
800 or 90 eushsis Of prime Oats, close csrfo-and
iol sacks saii, IN prims order.
JAVA COFFEE AND SUGARS.
| IOn BAGS Govsrnmehi laws Coaes
| lOO 10 hhds hne e. CroiS sugara
| 5000 lbs Sail Fish
| Receiving and foI sale by
| CLOVER SEED, &o.-Ioo bushels Prime clover
\ miI woRTHAM. NeoRUpER co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

fe ~ .dsi
l,OUK NEGRO MEN (l-ahoutcrs) flr hire tie balancs
OF the year; also, 2 or 4 WOMEN and GIRLS Apply
TO fei2 WORKMAN, McGRUDER a co.
TO-PARr Et,SIIiP.-The tubscribers have as
~ sncaied together under the firm Of TYLER
DUNAI for the purpose % carry ing Grocery Com
mission and Forwarding BURNERS They have taken the
store recently occupied by ~. Probs son, at the en-.
OF the Canal into the basin They will keep con.
sianily hand general assortment OF Groceries, Also
Tar Lime, Plaster Wood aud Grain OF all kinds whie
they offer small for cash. Vunctual rus
hope by strict attention and assduity bu.
sneSs, to merit a share Of public pslTonsEe.
X. u. TYLER.
SAMI = DUVAI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
TRUST SALE or PWOPERrl NEAN
RICHMOND.

by virtue Of deed OF James Ha~ kins 10
ID secure the payment of debt Edwin Mellon ITO
which Join Shepherd Is entedl the undersigned
vii sell 10y auction, tho the highest
der, 70 O'clock the 3D. the property al te head OF
the Brooke Turnpike, four miles from Richmond called
the ieloU TdrsTn, lately occupied by Meaeon Furd dec
IL consists OF the Tavern and Dwelling House with all tho
necessary out'houses, aud l2O acres Of Land.
Its situation renders IL valuable pIopeTt, who
sires TO keepa public house wishes country residence
The terms, which viii be accommodating will bs made
known the day Of sale.
u the @3i should be al day. the sale will be made ON
the first good day thereafter.
fe l2--did JAMES LYONS Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
POR TR ATS,

BY j. ATw GOD.
IN NINTH STREET, ABOVE THE WASHINGTON
HOTEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
coNoREss OF THE UNITED STATES,
IN SENATE.

~, MONDAY, February 9, 1sft.
Inc VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate
q communication from the Treasury Department.
showing a statement Of the contracts entered into
~ -r pna' department! y, Tor the year 1910.
The bill from the House Of Representative an
,horIzing the issue & Treasury Notes, was read a
mrs, and second time, and referred to the Committee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

High Water this day, I, O'Clock. A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

MEETING OF the Board 81 the Directors OF the Rich.
n mond Pre- Association will he held Engine House
No. =, ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at O'Clock, for
the purpose OF fines against delinquent, Fire
men. Re y II A CRENSIIAw, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

l ONG MEADOW, lying In the fork Of Chic kahomI
II ny and Boar Swamp, ~ miles East Of Riehmondi is 70
sale The Iact contains 26 acres, wohirds Of which
nat land. Of superior qualify the larger portion well
adapted 10 The house Is ~ by ~ feet stories
hsh. u not sold bv Wednesday, the 10Th February, 10
Willie rented for the present year the pTemses-at
which time the subscriber will sell 10 70 Care
about 10 Horscs some Of them thorough bred Wagon
and Cart nearly neU aud the usual variety Of Farming
Tools Fodder, ObH aud about l0tOg weight Hay.
TERMs-6 months credit on all sums sa' under
that sum, cash. ~ RlVES.
in 10 d2awdctds
D-The above sale Numerically postponed To We'd
nesday't the 2ih inst, when II will certainly take place.
f. l2-cidad3aw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
OXFORD TRACTS.

TRACrs Tor The Times, Ivy Members % the University
Il OF Oxford eOaplete In Sy octave For sale by
JOSEPH Gill,
q, ra,....h.... 49,. A, III r-e.Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

Chi'J Marshal 81 The Virginia Delegation.
t6B The Wing papers OF Virginia are reques
ed TO copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

DAN AWAY from The employ ment Of SIR ENGLAND living
~ on the Basin, Wednesday morning the 81 instant,
ELIAS HAIRS, about IS OH. Eve feet eight nchea
heh we'll sri dark complexion, badly clothed and
very much, particular marks recoliected. will
give tic above rowaId II taken Of the State dol
lars aud all reasonable expenses, " sken within tho state
and delivered lone. NANCY L. WHITE.
Re l2-n
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

Of that star from US at nearly $4,000 times
that of the sun, or which is nearly GA millions
ofbilllons of miles Tor more nearly 63,65o,oOO.-
100000 miles) This immense distance can
better be conceived when we state, that if a
cannon ball were to traverse this vast space al
the rate of 20 miles minute, it would occupy
more than 100000 years in coming from that
star to our earth and if body could be pro-
jected from our earth 10 81 Cygni. at thirty
miles an hour (Which is about the rate as car.
riages on railroads traveI it would occupy at
least 96.000.O00 years. Light, which trav'
els more than 1000, 900 miles in minute,
would occupy about twelve years in coming
from that star 10 our earth.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06
Wing maj. 1881 1903

e. Tic Loco.Foco papers OF this city-The
Sun, Herald and Journal of Commerce included
are openly and bitterly hostile TO any PrOiec
ton of American Industry By discriminating
or countervaIing duties on imposts. This is
fair and manly. though wrong. But through
out the rest of the State The organs of that par
ty treat the great cause of Protection most in
iquitously. They do not show their hostility.
but keep up deadly guerrilla warfare upon
the principle, in manner most revolving TO
every ingenious mind. The Albany Argus
takes the lead in this course. Thus that paper
on Monday follows The Sun in attempting to
show that Mr.. Eioing's proportion of an in
discriminate impost of twenty per cent. on ali
Imports now admitted free will operate 10 the
detcrimenr ofthe Hating business of this city.
because certain Furs will then be taxed which
are now admitted free.
The compound fallacy and unfairness of this
argument is evident at glance. Who ever
before COMPOUNDED a simple, Understanding
Revenue Tariff with one for protection When
did Mr. Ewing ever assert that his temporary
Revenue Tariff was a scheme to encourage
Home Industry, as the Argus preiendsi Mr..
E. proposes a purely Revenue Tariff for the
preseui, ledVibS Tue queSlioh VI Io'eCtou uh-
settled. His enemies belly him by styling ita
Protective measure and abuse him because II
is not. And, 10 cap the climax of their incon-
sistency, these enemies Of Protection call
upon the Hatters to besiir themselves in oppo-
siton to any Revenue doly on Furs, lest it
should diminish the Protection now cnjoved
from twenty-five per cent. duty on foreign
Hats Was there ever so feeble an excuse for
fauIthnding THE Log Cabin.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

Library connected with this Institution. which
affords many advantages to the student for i'm
provement.
And il may be added that now and splen-
did Piano-Forte has recently been purchased.
which presents increased facilities for the &C.
QUESTION of musical knowledge.
There is competent teacher in each depart.
meut. During long continued acquaintance
with this Institution, do not hesitate to say
that have never seen il in a more prosperous
condition in literary point of view, and # the
present board of Instructors remain, it will
stand first, in my opinion, on the list Of Institu-
lions both literary ana scientific. This opin.
ion was greatly strengthened by attending its
last examination, in Of serving that each teacher
had required their pupils 10 be thorough in
every branch they pursued consequently the
examination was exceedingly pleasing TO those
who were present, and the exhibition Of tie
evening which followed The examination, and
closed the term, showed much originality and
depth of thought, and gave credit 10 its perfor.
mers, and character TO the school Standing
upon prospect hH," as do, and viewing
impartially this Institution, write these things
unto you, as a just tribute Due the Vernon
Literary and Scientific Institution, that the
public ight know It's true condition.
A FRIEND OF SCIENCE.
Brandon, " Prospect HiA," June ls4l.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

DIVIDING THE SPoILs.-Our readers will
remember that the Mayor of st. Louis offered
a reward OF So 900 for the detection and pun
ishment of the murdercrs of Baker and Wea-
yer. A committee of the council have made
the award, and divided the sum between four
teen persons. Edward II. Ennis the negro
who lodged the first information, receives ST.
200, twice as much as any Of the others.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

settlement on the Mississippi river. This tract
was given to the Half Breeds of the Sax and
Fox Indians by the United States, and has
been purchased from them by the whites
Proceedings have been had in the Equity
Court of Iowa to partition these lands, and
Commissioners appointed by the Court to sur
vey and divide them among the lawful claim
ants. Some months since, the title being then
unsettled, 10 Smith received revelation from
God to the effect that the Latter Day Saints
should 60 in and possess this fair land, and en-
joy the fruits thereof. Accordingly there are
said to be now about two thousand of these
people residing on said lands, who claim by
the highest possible title,-a title direct from
the Creator; and they seem determined to set
all human DEGREES at defiance. In addition
to despoiling the lands of much valuable tim
Der, they now forbid the Commissioners and
Surveyors, on pain of death, TO attempt sur
vey and partition. The arrest of their leader,
it is to be hoped, will prevent the execution of
their threat.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

Discovery AMONG THE STARs.-M. Bessell,
herman astronomer, has made one ofthe
greatest discoveries ofmodern times. by having
sscerialned the parallax of the double star 81
Oygnl: He found, f ON repeated observations.
mace IRON August. 1887. to March. 1910, that
Inc Parallax of Cygni did not exceed 81 hun.
dreo'hs OF second, which places the distance
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06
Brandon, d" Prospect Hill" June ls4l.
DECLINING TO BE DEFEATED.

Mr.. Benton has been requested to become
candidate for the Presidency by some of the
opposition party in Philadelphia. The follow
ing is reply in part to the intended nomina-
ton:
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

THE MoRMoNs.-A letter published in the
Journal of Commerce states that 10 Smith, the
famous Mormon leader, has been arrested in
Illinois on requisition from the Governor of
Missouri. Great excitement prevails in Hill
nois relative to the Mormons. The Journal
of Commerce says:
There is a tract of 10000 acres ofbeauti-
full land lying directly opposite the Mormon
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

PRoDUcTIoS AND MoNEY.-The value Of
the annual agricultural product of the United
States, fairly estimated, is screen hundred mil
lions of dollars, The whole amount of Bank
debts is about five hundred millions of dollars;
and the whole amount of paper money circu.
lated, is about one hundred millions.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-07-06

BEWARE OF GLAZED DIsHEs.-The family
of Mrs. Walton, of Salem, n. j., and daugh-
ter of Francis Cooper of Philadelphia, have
been all of them more or less ill for several
days past, in consequence of partaking of a
pie which had been baked in a glazed earthen-
ware dish, and in which, during the process of
baking, portion of the glazing matter must
have been incorporated, as it was found entire
ly off the inside of the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
MEETING OF THE PEOPLE.

T-re wa. noble gathering O. ta- aiz. and Coa-er+a-
ss.-s o NeyYo OK al National Hal la; evening The i.
filed early aosr, ard hundreds went ass un-oe
ad AdnttaHce the meeting Il ~a' composed O; zen
pao we're not afraid OF ,ye;;ng fe; te Caslter ee-
a md are no, Elections generally 1t 7a- called 70 e1-
-, s hearty confidence OF those who supported oeHers
HaEl.os the contes, Of iS4o in ne ;eETi'y a'' pa;
rosesa and V ing principles o. President TlzE aaa coz
zy unreservedy, z-aousy "a' thai expression H'ade--
We have rarely listened rnsoh god with 50 ;'e aie-
-5oe speaking any Po;icz meeting: AID the nnaai';
a and enthusiasm with which ;Aeir efforts ere responded
70 slowed INA" HosrsT JoES TYLER ~" Feeei'e an a.
. uried and ist ere loas triumphant support iF'Ta
Ii, city OF New-York.
r meeting wa. called to order by Gea- RossR7 BooAR
r, po nominated following citizens TO ae' oeeFs o
.se rneeting:
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

JosErH R:TSgE. 20 . Treasurer Of ne Mn; :; Pa.s
HxSF7 H4xEisos Rssi.yer Of tn Land otsce a. D.ss
lows. VICE Benjamin Il Pciriain-
JoHS wills II. 10 D Justice oi .ae Peac- ~ tie -.
o.: Washington. IN the Di,,ric, Of Coiurlb:a.
4Ho7sys
ArsAlox FowIrE. Tor ne Di-,rir, 90; Arkansas.
CHIKLxs CH,Px,y .or me District OF Counectcui.
JoE1 EA.rxAS ;or tEe Distric; o. Ne" Hampshire.
JoE> HoLxrs. Tor the District OF Mann.
CHAEL2s DAVIS for the Di-trct OF Vernon.
NarsFais
Jos4r, How,RD, ;or the District ot Michigan.
MisoR WALzrR for To- Middle Di,;ric, o.; Ford.
Wu1I,x II Resell. for the Dis,ric, Of N.,>oen
WILLIAM PHESrt>s. Tor ,he District Of Illinois
ISAAC O1fs Tor the Eastern District .; Pcnu.yyana
SYLvx<rYR H.RrsEoR> Tor the Dis,rct Of Rhode l.,.
IsRArL " HrIIsr. tor the District ol NeV-H1-osbiS
JoHx y. klS.xAs for the District OF Maine.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16
T H E 7 r | B [ \ t.
NyW.YORY FRIDAY MORNING. APkIL Is.

ar We commerce today the anrso. 10Y Of bsSNAs1
G4r. ~ Boz .h4 rspp. Pzois1 10 Ia eeptrf' a'
va 10 t5i. country ssd ;ae remainder ~ d i-
tsInk fsd .ae.e eaAisT' - = - lS
~ 10 sn4 TIA: hey Il -ory compete = e 4'-
uTo On, py;cpd- down town.-Fo- ;as cosvezsesee
-.r pfr.t W .-rsnfs1 Gr ! ~
N.,x f ~ Hscaaat. Ne-s-Kooa . Wall aesI Pez-;-e 70
-s,sv, .Y~eripcss oi NJ 1t
-g oe oyer here 1vo-. u our irc-es Ga
=. -t every Heexday and ,5ose ~i-niar 70 ee rTsd
-I u,ease ave -ta Ar Hale S2ze cols'
.a.-,Y, for ale q: lis Ne=.-Roo-z- Prcs, Ols C-lt
" Oar Subscribers v pleas pay :;s Carries .lI-7e' sS
consider tae.eTea Pa,9azaE i sai ceas i;a
.ra We pap>-. Garner Ard c 10 tee OIL! JOY
zro-a; DO desire pay advance fror Cty >e9-@
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Tie U->eS!y Loa.sr's hs) Journal las recently aeeH
greatly enlarged and cones 70 I. 5y iaF the aoest and most
valuabe paper e.t Of ,ae Aleglaaies Is Editor. Geo.
D Prentice, ESQ. himself OF ne best poets Il 'h-
coan,r vel NOS, orr.oe ana Piquen' political w
Ter While il all :e department: the Jorra. ne a4s the
aii Of strong and liyel. pms.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

GOV. Po:s. OF Tsnzessee. =. published ioas Ad-
-, - ,.,p. .: ina. Srae, coaesaains IL uaFTaeasre
-, pe.ie5,. ~. fo- 81 FSt-a Se-sioa o: Congress
ds,--~ ina, the coai.oa Of ne TreaT: 'y's 'eFe PFe-
al ma, re rea. o5-; o; ;he cal vas TO Keep Up
The political excitement: ard 20 eo';iHue ''n 'ae pop,
TIA: ,y-;c- 9: deception md de.a-ioa Ha'.A = -.
-e..:sy :-s.seei sle las' Prc+'den;A- heo''oa
C;,ver.o- concludes n. aie ty declaring 'aai T. 1a7o'
49,. me .l. before ai. consistently Niia n sense 9; GUY
follow the example OF Gen HARRISON . calling ;ae C''7fFa-
Assembly OF Tennessee :nce; e eN-s session :o' re '-
-,.a ~; c.co-:.- :,vo member. oi to [. 5 >eaa;-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

vrRe;su-Tne c;;ileas Of AioeHaFc c.. y aa,...
dere; 70 Ey-Go~srHor ('tLxrE public dinner 20 - s4-
e ;owa o: Charo;i.si.le a. ..ch ti-c 1. nay ,ra b.
yea;eace Il hi> reply ;he ENGoyeraor a!' "a; h. .
ya.e a:a:-, vi, zo allow him meet thesa iri-,
the f;,,ive board bu, tha; ne 7ll ayai. iaci: q Is
;avorable opportunity TO do 50.
Coz Gil7serhas been nominated Tor Coasres, ,;s.,
o.: Wing. IL LOUISA CO. The Richmond Wing Of Ws,.
DAY contains n reply IN which he accepts ;e ao=aav
ter stating tn rea>ons or h former reucancevo-,
opposition 10 National baaH and 'A' - i'eass7
preference 70 either Of e?o.isas III public money s
ui,h ae baaS. AMI advises the ii,baaiag Of TIE Coa
I'VE party and more har-oniou. acton among nea q
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

Tie leetter.-The recent .no'" st3.m Z: Boston con-
reaced on Moaday and continued al iay Tuesda the
wa then full one oe depth aud ;here t@' prospect
thai j, would .oon be The = ~aid exceed n
the quantity Of snow teh ie any ;aa: has occurred ii 'i
season OF the rear since APr q 1921 when TIE Sow tel
,lree ee; deep upon Level
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

ILLlsoIs.-The Chicago lI American 'here rea-
son 10 teeve that Coz Caria VII csl IT Extra Session
OF ii- Legislature, za hat appropriation 81! X aaade
N far-cr u ,te Iiaois and Mehl.aa Canal.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

6.o,,-..4! S,~rsys-We ob-e-ve XIII pleasure thai .
-..o,o5 h.. pa.. ,oh branches o: Lesi-a'ure Of
Louisiana or,i--:as geological srrvey n aa' >;s''
l. aen-y a. the >a,e seo.o=oa '7,e: 'Fe II PosFe
o. completed. under the direction Of their respective ss''a
u-c SAFE Ca5aec, among the provisions N al the
sr-vev sid Il Pennsylvania County Cabinets Az al'o
provided ;5r cg;re, ;he mechanic az aad school ed
-a7a nave ai-ay been ca:= benefited oy 'hc'e sgF'cS'
md uo-yeze q Ceo,ozr and o;aer sciences greatly eN-
erie; sro-- IL classes .ad sections OF RePa0!i' hN-
ea.ve .-s,> Of a- Formerly worth fencing. are now. .:
,i -. o: mari a,i o.- deposits discovered y geoIcgi>'
yalre q, from fty % hundred do.rs al acre Chrome
veoy which te sa.. aso so.4 or ieen. o. even twen;y
doia pound ! a:ort2si 25 0! s. cent? Granite
ia-ri- ron ead copper aai mines, asve n many -
-a-cs ben discovered b teolos-;s AID he' working and
applca:ias shown.