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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05
New Yo.r Th,,,.,.un,:-,

I'll New foak. Thursday Night
what dull and heavy during the las fifteen dav,' in
consequence OF tho approaching general yearly set.
tements OF our Banks. The curtaimonrs adon,-
60 Sy the banks, makes money exceedingly scasce
men, and as high as 9 a iOper cent have been p,id
IN short loans, and these with great difficulty OBJ.
famed. The resumption about TO take place in
Ihiiadelphia, andarge specie drafts made on our
That quarter hrve also increased the pres.
sure, anu" may therefore be said that money has
not been SO scarce in two years past as at the pre-
In State Stocks there has been good deal of A.
gtaton during the pas, twenty days in consequence
interest on them nav falling due and also Of the
many efforts on the part of some Of the "bearsr TO
depress them. A better feeling now prevails. and
the question OF payment OF interest regularly is set
{ ed definitely. 10y 1870
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happiness; end that he had acquired fair and en-
uable fame, with only one drawback upon it,
mat oil his Loco. focosm. We could not reconcile
TO our sense ofjustee, to say nothing of the feel
'nss OF humaniy-to aid. or stand by in silence,
and see the gray hairs Of such man brought down
with sorrow to the grave.
But, says whig-"Ii a Wing were in that pre-
d'eament-if 1t were the President OF the Farmers
Bank instead of the Bank CT Virginia, wha, would
be his fa,ei Would any Loco Foco como TO his
ass'stance-woud any stand forth even to do him
Justeef They would one and all pursue him with
the ma'isnity oil devils" Very like. But is q t
any reason Why the Wings should do rs they wou.,.
DO Shall we make their worst examples models
loo our imitation1 We have ever considered il tho
most odious and execrable trait in the Loco. Foco
character, that never stayed its venom until had
murdered and mangled the personal MS well rs poll
teal character Of lis victims. IL party feeling has
operated upon us in the least in this whole matter,
has been at this point, and in consequence Of the
detestaion We Lear to this feature Of Loco focosm
We wish to be as far removed as possible from the
possibility OF mourning the impu,ation Of ever hav-
ing eountenanced this diabolical spirit. There is
no filter opportunity for setting an example of the
sort than the present-when, at the same time, by
so DONG we subserve the ends Of justice. DIR.
Brockenbrough is the head and front and soul of the
Federal party in the S,ate-by him il lives and
moves ana has It's being. Richie is a mere automa
ton IN his hands-a kite that he flies at pleasure
IL COMFORTS with Wing m,gnanimity to display H.
1erali'y TO such onc-and it is piece Of singular
good fortune to them to have such an opportunity
TO reeuke tile least amiabe trail, of their opponents
We do not design 10 be understood as taking any
exceptions to the scrutiny which has been Instituted
respecting the management Of the Bank-we know
1t originated in pure motives, and from conscier.
tous sense Of duyi and we think il was due to the
public anxiety on the subject that it was instituted
We only regret, for the reasons above stated, the
conclusions TO which il led
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

Mn A. should v,ry probably deliver sentiments on
several OF the subjects IL contained very different
RON those expressed by the President. He hoped
the gentleman would change his motion.
MIR. THOMPSON consented, in pursuance ofthis
suggestion, to change his motion Zoe to go into
Committee Of the Whole the Presidents mes
sage, and make it the special order on Monday
next. lie denied, expressly that the hill to which
the honorable gentleman had alluded os introduced
last session did propose to augment. by single
officer or man, the standing army of the Uniio cd
States; but It's object to protect frontier expos
ed to the utmost danger from savage depreciation
and massacre.
The motion, requiring two-,hirds, was not agreed
Whereupon Mr.. THOMPSON gave notice tina,
ne should renew his motion Monday next
THE NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
Whist petitions were presenting to-day, MIR.
GARRETT DAVIS, of Kentucky, asked leave to
move the following resolution, which was read and
objected to:
Whereas the majority OF this House, about the
close Of the last Of Congress did decide that
Peter ID. Vroom, Philemon Dickerson, William X.
Cooper, Daniel d. Ryall, and Joseph Kille, were
entitled 10 occupy rs members OF the House of
Representatives the five contested seats from the
State OF New Jersey" and said majority, with the
exception OF the members the Committee on
Elections, had no opportunity Of examining the
testimony relating TO said contested seats, aud yet
refused TO permit said testimony TO he read TO the
House, and proceeded to adudgc and decide the
right to said seast in utter ignorance Of the merits
of the contest; therefore,
BE IL rssOlrtd, That the aforesaid decision of the
majority Of this House ought to be reseined aside
and held for nousht
Resoiref, That this House will, in conformity TO
al precedent, to the decency, dignity and justice
oil such proceedings, and TO the sanction OF their
oahs and their duty judges OF the case, thorough
~ examine the testimony, taken by It's order, in
relation 10 the conflicting claims TO said seats, and
will then impart ally decide the right OF the said
Peter ID. Vroom, Philemon Dickerson, William X
Cooper, Daniel b. Ryall and Joseph Kille, OF the
one part. and OF John b. Aycrgg, Charles C. STRAIT
ton, J. b. Maxwell, VIM. Halsted, and T Jonc,
Gorke, of the other part, TO them.
MIR. RANDOLPH gave notice ofa bill to deter.
mine by law the day for the annual meeting OF
Congress.
On motion Of TRIPLETT
The House adjourned over ill Monday next.
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'pers are requested 10 copy.
DIED

:. AZ Windsor. his residence. in an.
wes.moreland. on Monday, the as,h NJ. Mum" p OF
AID -. Brown, Esq, in the ed year of M, 49,.
leaving nine children, and large circle of S,sn
NJ oe P and lsmen, his loss. In the death 81
lived h ,~a ms family and the society ia wA.ch no
ne writer OF this last tribute to his memory. kns.
nun wen, and can truly say, that he was I;.J
anu inau'gent parent. charitable neighbour, sad
FIJI e,s;,s Sno humane master. He has been use
neshoourhood in which he had for Ions ,mo ~, ~.
sueu, could not have been deprived Of ono. ~boss
,"ss could have been more seriously fet or nor.
.-.z --c--.se1. w
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LEGISLATURE

We are compelled to defer the proceedings of
yesterday. In the House resolution was submit.
ted by MIR Stephenson in reference to the appoint
men' oil Directors in the Virginia Bank. MIR Gre
CORY moved an amendment-botlI in substance the
same as the resolution Of the Bank Committee. A
good deal ofdebae arose, when motion of Mr. Ste
phenson, his resolution and the amendment were
laid on the table.
The President of the Bank is very unfortunate in
some VINO have assumed TO be his advocatesl
The House adjourned to meet this morning al, 1
o'clock
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ECONOMY.
FLuvASsA C. H., Dec. %, 1910.
To The Editors Of The Wig:

Gentlemen-As your paper published the fact OF
Robert Scater's having been charged with the kill.
ing OF MIR. Bragg of this county, will you have the
goodness to announce IN your columns, that the
tral OF MI Scater took place this day before the
Examining Court, when, after hearing all the testi
mony and The arguments of counsel, Mr.. Sclater
was, by the unanimous decision of the Court, &C.
Quilted In the propriety and justice ,lthis dec-
sion, IS believed that every person present con-
Cured.
Counsel for the prosecution, J. Timberlake, ESQ;
for the defendant, A. Bryce and b. II. Masruder,
Esq's. Yours SC
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Mr. FOX TO Mr. FORSYTH

g. WAsIiNeTON, Dec. g. 1910.
Sir am informed " his EScellency the leu.
tenant Governor OF the Province Of Upper Gina.
d., that Mr. Alexander Mcleod, a Blush subi,c,.
and late deputy sheriff Of the Nagara district IN
pes Canada, was arrested at Lewiston, in the sac
OF New York, on the 18th Of last month, on a nre-
tended ehorge Of murder and orson, as having been
engaged IN the CAPTURE and destruction Of the pira
yea steambo,t Caroline" 10 the month Of Deem.
uon, Mr Mcleod was committed Tor trial. and ne 4
now imprisoned in LockporI iail.
ieel tiny duty 10 call upon the Government Of
the United States 70 take promp and ectu.I step,
Tor ne Liberation ofMr Mcleod, IGiswell kDevn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

One word more about the investigation into the
affairs Of the Bank Of Virginia-Flfst Of ourselves
and then Of others. Some think il strange that we.
who have waged so many bloody political wars
against the President Of that institution, should yo.
Iunteer word in his behalf at the present time.
The wonder is natural, ard as il is susceptible Of
an easy solution, we will give il. We have il as a
rule for our guidance, never to permit personal feel
ings to influence political conduct, on the one
hand and on the other, never to suffer our iudg.
ment in respect to personal matters, to he biased
by our political prrtiates or prcjudces. This az.
lair Of the Bank has become one purely personal in
is consequences affecting the character Of the off
GERS alone We viewed Il in this aspect, and went
10 the consideration Of IT, forgetting for the time,
whether the individuals implicated had any politics
Or not The wrer Of these lines knows DR.. Brock
enbrough Ivy sight, and that's all-he 10 not aware
that the honoor is reeiprocated. lie never asked or
received a favour OF his he owes his Bank
trias, which he can pay, before il could be
recovered by law Tin Judge Nehols's Court y
Thus having no personal feelings 10 warp the
judgment, ond throwing politics out Of view al.
iogethcr upon the best consideration We could give
to the subject, to the conclusion, that the
Official neglect imputed TO the President ofthe bank
was no, such, under the circumstances, a. 10 call
for or warrant his removals. measure harsh in Il.
sell, and to gentleman Of seusibity, the severest
censure which could 10 inflicted. We considered.
that that officer had had oonUoul Of the Bank for
80 years--tbaI in the main, he lad conducted it
with ability, and with an ardent real (which oil
could ses) for its prosperity. That his integrity
was above susPeion-snd ,bst the neglect Of duty
charged in the present case, by the concession Of
all, implied not in the remoiest degree the slight
est crimiralhy. That lie erred, II he erred at all,
as the most circumspeet and best Of men might err.
We considered farther, that he was a man, by the
universal testimony Of his acquaintance, Of eTpan-
sive benevOeneo and that he had grown old in the
sTsrsiss Of lhsss shsriIiss, whish mpar q doubls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05
COAAiUEIcArEn

The Virginia Delegation Of the Convention that
assembled in Baltimore on the 4th of May last will
please be r. IN mind that they stand ad iourned 10
meet in Washington on the 4th March next. 10 he
present al the Inauguration of William Henry Hair
rison ard John Tyler as President and Vice Pres-
dent Of the U. States.
Accom-c offered a wager of one hundred barrels
o. Hard CideT; ITO he drunk at the lnsusuraton)
mat she would g.ve a larger majority to the Wing
Ticket than any County or Borough in the Siate.-o
Loudoun claims the wager. TUCKAHOE
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House Boys, and CHAMBER Maid
LEWIS HILL
I..fI..
WHEREAS did. in eeph,ns,1n with INV .,.,. MN.

w HEREASl did, In conjunction with my sisters Polly
w Iimbcriakci Elizabeth Timberake and Martha Tim.
oerake, execute TO Robert Games Power ~ Attorney
uhed on the IAN OF November. 1889 authorizing him 10
draw sell aud transfer certain Military and Warrants is
Hncd TO the Heirs OF Captain benjamin Tuihcriakr and
nhereas The said RO H. Gaines has. by virtue OF said
roWeTs drawn ON the Registers Oiec0 T Virginia two
VIZ Number e7j2 for s6Cti acres and number
S'33 iof $50 acres: Now he II kBuWn, that do hereby
yr uyte and my rsr0ks the said power
soIney aud all authority Their, Ia given the said Ro H.
"shes excc IN regard To the No ST3 for 1891
acres MY object is 10 lake control OF said Ro
Saines me other warrant Nos7R for $500 acres.
ne <'-colw HENRY TlMDERLAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

1t is stated tina, Com. Stuart has declared the
TWO steam shps OF our Navy, now building in Phi
ladelphia and New Yorh, TO he failures. When il
is asked who is responsible, all cry with one voice
Il fDani me Thus thousands and hundreds OF
OF the peoples money are spent without
any 6enehi, and no one responsible. Though the
vessels have been declared 10 be failures, and they
are convinced Of it, yet they wish to show their fol-
~ to all men 10y spending three or four hundred
thousand more IN compet ne them to dry-rot in our
Navy Yards where they were built.
EnnNnMU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05
Both Sides.

The gallant Gen'l Gaines and his uccompl shed
wife, are travelling through the Northern cities, de-
livering lectures to crowded houses. The General
expa'iates as warrior should do, upon the giOries
OF war-hs better half Immediately takes the stand.
and pours forth, as only woman can do, a flood Of
sensihIlity and pathos upon the horrors and mise.
r'es of war. The audience encore both OF them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

To the Wigs Of the Congrsssional Disirid eomps.
psssd Of the CoHnfss Of Caroline, Esssr. Riug
and Qa,sD, King WaIiam and Bisdi,ssr,
Fellow Citizens;-Tbe time J, fast approaching
when VIC shall be called on TO cast our votes for
some individual to represent us in the next Con.
gress Of the United States, and no Gen tleman hos
ooen brought before the people ~ the Wing caudi.
date, we will propose that the Wings Of each coun.
" composing the District appoint delegates on their
respective eourt d'ys in January, TO meet on We'd.
nesday, the 10Th Of February, at Mier's tavern
IN this county, or some central place. to nominate
suitable individual for that purpose.
SEVERAL wilGS OF ESSEX.
Jsnusry 1st IsAl.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MabKrro -

MANNED 5, January 4.
BON the River aud Canal IRE blocked up Win
ICE ana oil course trade is at an end, at eas, for
few days. wv :"
Nothing doing a, the Warehouses.
The last sales of Flour were made a, s4,.
PROVISIONS.
No change in the Market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

The Enquirer announces, that Mr.. Andrew Ste.
venson has requested 10 be recalled from London
He will leave there about the Isl, of March, il Van
will yield to his request. IL Van refuses, Old Tip
will be appealed TO, and he will probably be found
accessible to reason and entreaty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05
BALTIMORE Ian o

TT orrp BALTIMORE, Jan. 2.
GRAlN-The supplies by water are n, an end
10y ,he season. We hear Of transactions IN Whes,
or Rye. sale of Md. yellow Corn from store ~
90 90 cents. Good OTIS worth IS a 36 cents.
at 81 81 a IS I2l VIZ nv" quo'o
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MARINE JOURNAL.
MEMOIR ANDA

NEW YORK, Jan. l-Clcar,d, schr. Lynch
burg, ffr, Richmond.
Schr Virg;ni n, Bede |, Norfolk.
deli, from Richmond
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NOTICE.
nNt1e 3Is,ofpcc.,,r,r ~, e.

IN the 3lst OF Dcceuibsr last Nj Phiip " T,bh v.s
" nsen uni ca "a which issued fom he Crc, II ST.
peroi Court OF Law AMI Chaneery city Of Rheims nd
uuur ct hrniIc ~ VIZ ne " Judgment rendered
me said Judgment was az" rendered acr re-
S.r ana Soees ed tria for he sum OF sS 81 ineia
uuR p'neph Interest aud costs-And the C,urf bens in
s.son MI Idbb al once went into Court aud took The
oh OF ins"V, ncy d' y"Ins nothing ia schedule rem
tered Knowing that Mr. TSbh hat hired out iarxe num-
Der OF negroes curing tile year. AMI thai was rneto
Carer tnss that Mr. Tabb should pdcI xh M
81 The negroes hired our, tho
n done and believing do that our client !, an
titled 10 all such commissions the amount OF ms ,r,,
meni We caused the notice complained Of Mr. TsbI TO
be pub shed as the only means of preventing set e.
Tabb's rights vested by operation OF he said
ierrelo and Mr. Tabb aPpriscd before
It appeared .,,-,...
We have no motive 10 niure Mr.. Tahb, he seem. TO
fee ihsi we be relieved from ur Obligation 10 o,I c
en ONLY 10y aVaing ourselvGso Of every which The
law allows him the recovery OF lis , demanss
As 10 the matter and character u the OF
learned from The Record 10 which we Would resa ali who S
may In any way be interested.
GOuDE & seldom,
po-u Counsel for Plaintiff
5000 REWARD.--spppOsed to have run. Il to
Man named ELLIS sMiTT lie len mi, o. On Nes h
mornoG of the 2jh OF october has not been heard
Stout brown mulatto aud between % OF arc
Ny Trade he aCook-ile nved years In P.icis
~ ear; anu cooked the Eagle Rel TavrTnsNHe
nh or four seasons a. hs white Sui
sulphur springs The above two hundred dol.
srs viii he ev'n II taken OF the STATE and ne hnnred
d,lrs taken in the state, delivered TO the sSb,eri.
Der residing la Dinwiddie county OF to WIN Mui, In The
city of Richmond. GJsTAyIi5 A MIiip
ia5-cwiidlt
Houis s,s ans i1S4se5i Ssgene' Male cOOs,s
jl5-2dSo Cairrt,r and A.ert
FARMERS BANK Or Va January h. ISL.
DIVIDEND OF percent has been drclar ca out OF tho
"a profits Of This Insiioo last sax nooIhs sub,
leet to deduction OF per sock 10 bs
q NJ 4
OF the Old Stock. ' ~ "ue''
do New ~ do
ja5-l0t Signed 10 nj Ala Cashier
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o,S 1, we "e s.ihor,sedio announce Thai WIN \. nor
viz h,a T. viii lie Candidate fr re .i.e,,on A., 1870.
Nm District so@posedof,he Of BEDFORD r.....
Tue Lynehbars papers are requested IN can.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05

communication from Mr. D. w. Mallory.
unavoidably deferred.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

by aud toih the Gdviee and consent Of The Senat,.
ATTORNEYS or THE UNITED STATES.
James A. Baynard, fos the District Of Delaware.
(rtapPoioted)
Daniel Goodwin, for the District of Michigan.
(reappointed)
Charles s. sisIey, for the Middle District of
Francis S. Key, for the District of Columbia, ire
appon,ed.l w
Nathaniel Williams, for the District Of Maryland,
(reappointed)
Montgomery Blair, for the ID strict Of Missouri
in the place Of Arthur L. Msgenis, resigned.
solomon Cohen, for the District of Goorgia in the
place oil Robert M. Charlton, resigned.
cONsULs or THE UNITED srArEa
Philip Schuyler, Of New York, for the port Of
signed.
Louis Tinee, of New York, for the port of opor-
TO.
Francis B. Ogden, Of New Jersey, for the port Of
Bristol, IN the place Of Thomas Dennison.
Henry d. Gale, Of New York, for the port Of
Velaseo, in the place OF Stewart Nehall, resigned.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
James Geuys, N. Vanzandt, and Nathaniel
Brady, TO be Justices of the Peace for the county
OF washington, in the District Of Columbia, (reap-
pointed.)
OFFICERS or rHE cUsroMs
John A. Parker, Collector, Tappahannoek. Va
vice Robert $. Garnett, deceased. .'
SURVEYORS.
r, ''''V - 10 o'es'j o. LOUIS MO-, vice Nathan
Rannsy, resigned.
Ebenszsr "A. Stacy, Gloucester, Mass, vice John
NJ. MorartY, resigned.
Ezekiel Foster, Eisiport, Maine, vice Charles
Peayy, whose commission expired GU the 9Th Of De.
cember, 1910.
LAND OFFICERS.
Registers.
James McKis,aek, Fayetteville, Arkansss. frou
2IIh December lSf0 when his late commission eI.
pred.
Lewis .. folly, Batesville, Ark. vice Thomu,
Johnson, resigned.
John Gardner, wnamae, Ia, vice Ed. A. Han
negan, resigned
John v; Ingersoll, Mineral Point, wiskon,nn.
vice John P. Sn,ldon, removed.
resigned.
:, Cessire DeohOq''uye, opelousnS, La, vice 10.
N.Kelly, resigned.
o Llwis .. MeCary, Demopolis, Ala, vice Tbos.
Simpson, resigned.
RroEUERs oF PuBLtc Mosty.
resigned. ''' '''"'
samuel Merry, 81. Louis, Mo-, from 23d Deesm.
Der, 1870 when his late commission eSoired.
WIN. e. Crawley, Augusta, Mi. vice A. RI. Hall.
SAMUEL Crawford, Kasksskia, H., vice Edward
Humphreys, deceased.
Elijah II. Gordy, ST. Stephens, Ala. vice Then.
dore J. Wilkinson, deceased.
Luns'ord x. Noel, Dsnville, H., vice Stenson II.
Anderson, declined "
James II. Elliott, winamac, Ia, vice Jesse Jack.
Pasehal Bequelte, Mineral Point. wiskon,.r
wee David w. Jones, resigned.
Thomas Womack, Greens borg, La. vjos VIM
biekhaH, resigned.
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The Baltimore Pilot is now an evening paper.

The New York Spirit of the Times and Albion
for last week, were very rich in their contents.
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ooseREss OF THE UNITED STATES,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TuuRspAY. Dec. 81. 1910

The SPEAKER laid before the House suadry
communications which had accumulated on his la
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-05
FEMALE EDTJCXTIoN

Nj ss u. JONES viii continue her M IafE Thar
Ni place Of Iesi'nee IN Caroline. near IN ling Green
aud within mile Of Milford Dopot y Commencing istb
January and endng 10Th Decenb, with vncauon dur.
ng tho month ~ August The usual bn tt hes on Inc b.,
English euucaDu viii Ice taught as heretofore; alec French
aud Music " desired by sufficient numb or Of pupils 70
Justly engaging teachers Price for buard, tuition ash
tnR, &C SlluhH IN ADVANCE, end Of The nr.t
session French and Music al the usual charges.
Elm, Caroline county. IA b-e4ts
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| TIbBEHTS PIANOS have, lust az hanJ m q
" invoices % SS Pianos, coming from al beris In Boz.
ton a. his different pucos fine instruments but not CT
ptnsEe have sold four of his manufacture within inc
i last month have still on hand two Of CHICKFRIN0'B
/ pest A MADDOX
/ pb Onn0sife the Ranks.
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ITO MIR. HENRY TIMRERI -,

FOX RENT, tho Once heretofore occupied by DR.
" watkins, on OH street Posse son siVen iinms.
ualey' APPSio CHAhIBS sTEBBINs,
-llo shoekoo Ill, pposiie swan Tavern.
Two hrst DninE Room servantS Of nne,c.n,;o
Il sblo character for hire. Apply io
Ia5 6RErTrR d PEAKE
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MANUFA CTOhEII's NAiLs-IUO EeT- BoT,
WI Lining ard HID Nails, fnade VI best from "a.
presslY for tile market and for sale.
js6-3t l. LuDLAM a SON.
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THE UNITED STATES AND GRRAT

The following are the two documents OF l,,.,,
daie among those transmit ed to the House Of Re-.
PresenI'ives by the Pres dent ofihe United Siste.
IN answer TO a ca for copies Of ony CORES,
ponu,nce uel"een NE Governments Of the Two
Caroline &c WV ''''"OOaN
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UNDUCATION.-A fitlpiion NJ pr vaie Tntoress
II or Assistant ~ Pcmtlr AGA envy Ia wanted by 4
Young lady vino has some cNpeTef In teaching cool
She will leueh Reading Wfing, Authmotic, ne, rrspby
ENGLISH GtsminFr History, Boany. Natural Phios pby
Agcbra and Geometry nni the French language rails.
factory efnOnals 81 character anu competency can is
produced Address u q Richmond. Va ia3 ~
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EOH RENT, Hou.e on street, opposite The EG.
change Hotel, formerly oCcupisd Jabinet Shop.
Ji6 wORTHAM, MeoRUDER a co.