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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

i0S Tue kAsAwHA DrsrRIcr Ia, coward i.
sell with glory by its achievements in III, I,,s
paisn. Besides electing George w. Summer. 70
Congress who will prove an ornament to III. Viz.
gina Delegation, every county 10 H. e.c.p, I.o,,n
which has not been heard from, has elected WI.
10 the Legislature. II is such deeds as this W, liz.
10 commemorative is such eonduc, q, This ~.
would hold up to the admiration and imi,,,;o, .,
the wings every where. 1t shows what can b.. dan.
oy eIeriiQn. Every portion OF the State is eou,IIv
accessible TO the Influence Of truth and the anpe,s
Of patriotism. Had the Wings of the Eas, bes,ir.
RED themselves as did the Wings OF the West. w.
should have had difficulty in finding yes,iss or
Loco Focoism. The same activity this sprins -.
last fall would have ,wep, the State from the Sc,
board to the Ohio.
Inc Montgomery country has been bu, I,,Is in
the rear OF the Ranawha. There Loco Focoi,n, n, :
been dreadtully drubbed. Once its s,rono.bold--
now II can scarcely find an inch OF ground on uh;ch
to stand For this gratifying revolution next to N.
independent spirit and patriotism Of the peo,l. No..
are indebted to the untring zeal and bran, ,b;li.
ties of VIM. Ballard Preston-the Senator from, ,h.
District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

ability and enlarged capacity OF its Representative
Saeh a Representative reflects a moral influence
and potency, adding importance to, and rendering
successful, all the various enterprises in which his
Soee may embark. IL 10 to her great men, and &c
mem alone, that Virginia owes the sseendeney
winch she exerted in the Confederacy, and it is to
the loss OF those great men, that she is forced rather
reeine on the glory of the past than TO pride her
sell on the living reputation OF the day. IL has
been said, doubtless with much truth, that her sue
cess in retaining in the counsels OF the
Tor so long time such transcendent ability was
due TO the pernacty with which she adhered 10 ia
lent and promise when il offered ITSELF overlooking
WIN generous patriotism, many errors to be traced
10 me giddness OF youth, 10 the Independence oi
intellect, and yet sooner as in tns case) to what is
HeqoeIty termed, an excess OF public virtue seek
ing tue public good and with that end dispensing
ana breaking through the trammels of party. We
neneve mat to the excitement OF party is principally
attributable the falling of, so much TO he lamented
IN the Virginia Delegation during the last ten or
twelve years, and we were looking forward with
proud anticipation TO the speedy recurrence OF the
ascendency in abb ity and influence OF the Federal
Representation Of this Commonwealth The rapid
progress IN public estimation Of our Wise, our
Mallory and our Hunter, had been the foundation
oil that hope. We have propounded to ourselves
the question, shall We throw this young Statesman
oSetooaro' whose talents and integrity the sub.
lec's o' Just prioe and encomium every where, for
Two errors, the one Of omission and the other of
when each occasion is past and no
practical good can be effected by tho course7 We
think Just and comprehensive patriotism would
answer IN the negative and it is this seii-examina
ion that has determined US
we are the more easily led to this course, when
We perceive that in point of principle as announced
~ the three candidates, there no difference Each
distinctly avow an opposition of the Charter of a
NATIONAL Bank, and a distribution of the proceeds
II the Public Lands, as also what we had hoped
we're, but what we now fear are not, the exploded
Ind obsolete systems OF Protective Tariff and In.
ernal Improvement by the General Government,
his being the state OF the case, are left only TO
hoose the man of the most ability and fitness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

We are beaten in the State-t is useless anu,
longer to disguise it. We might IN re done better
but what can prevail against the aris.oer,cv n
Richmond, and the double and treble vo,;oa - =.
sraspng and ambitious citizen,2 Tb.v ,n,..J
themselves over the State, ike the Locu,s Of Egvr,
No place is safe from their invasion. Bu, for ,b.n,
s'o'a we nave lost Mason * Jackson, and Mont
sonsry, and GILES. and Monroe, and Cabel7 Ne
yer! Neper! The Constitution mus, be altered.
It's monstrous outrage upon all night and decen.
ey' that one man should vote twice. We have don.
1t ourselves for twenty years-but il is mons,rous.
The blood Of the Revolution enters its protest from
the earth against 1.-THE immortal spiri; Of iber,v-
the eternal laws Of equality rebel against it! To
firms! To Arms!
designed for the Enqurer-sent TO this Office. bv
mistake.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
PENNSYLVANIA

The Loco Foco Governor OF this State assumes 10
be the ruler thereof and e1eus the power with
which he was invested for conservative ends to the
thvauing ofthe popular will ana subscribing the pur.
poses Of Faction. lie has, during the present ses.
SION OF the Legislature. put his veto upon tea bills,
which were passed by both branches Of the Legisla.
ture. THIS beats Jackson oil hollow, and furnish
es just commentlry upon Loco Foco profession
and practice. Nothing in theory stands 60 high wi
that class Of politicians the wishes Of the people
but IN practice, there Is nothing they so much ubhor
and despise.
The Legislature, despsring og perfecting any
measure which can pass the ordeal OF Iis EXcellen.
ey, have determined to adjourn. The State vii
consequently be left in an unenvable condition.
Her credit must suffer seriously, ns no provision ba,
been made TO meet her public Debt
After the veto, the National Gazette held he fol
towing language. Its suggestions, Of course, vii
fall 70 the ground bY the adjournment
"Bu, the question may be asked, what i, the RON
ditioo ~ the State and tS none ysd Institutions an,
Whist course will sford Just and adequats relief
A. 20 the State, the answer y, that ~ This
l her stocks are about 30 per cent. below pnr lie
public works yield less than they cost annually h,
I a half a million Of dollars. She owes or will ovyy
| expenses u government and interest upon loans
Nov 10 thir posturs Of Affairs can she, ought she 4
/ borrow directly orjsdireeHy' The honest answe
mUst bh,--nol Let her own resources, the maan
Of her owH citizens meet the common wants az the
4 may do-throogh tasauog for 70 that system vi
| we come AZ last unless the general government ste
| IN 10 our nid, of We resolve 10 declare suTselya
bankrupt md sund before the world the worthy oil
jet Of contempt, OfrdcUl0 and of eRecraion. Tax
4 ton then ~ the remedy FOR the evil, the only Ell
Gent sCI righteous remedy, and words o. scheme
however multiplied can present or produce non
other.
So much Tor the State itself A. 10 the Bank
4 their case appears equally simple The suspenso
/, Of specie payments must be egalzed for tin
sufficiently long 70 ensbls them 70 collect the
means, OF ruin must come upon them Or their deb,
ofs, o. What ~ more certain upon both partss. AZ
{ With regard 70 small notes. the ussb Of Deigbbofir
D States must supply ho place Of silver change, III
community suffering the risk and they enjoying Il
profit, Or We must have cirouaiiog ofouf own
which we have responsible institutions among
1 50 the question j. IN a nutshell and an intsllige
4 \ constituency and an honest representation wou
l | not hnye differed single dsy about the mode
- | settling H."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
From the National Intelli,eneer.
THE KENTUCKY EI'ECTIo,

We are always late in getting the returns of cleo
tIons IN this State; and now, it appears slower thar
ever. The only definite account we have of the re.
suits of the late election for Members of Consr.s,
in Kentucky is the following:
John Pope, (whig,) reelected.
Carrot Davis, (Whig,) reelected, witbou, onno.
sltion. NPP0
Thomas F. Marshall, twhig,) elected. almos,
UNANIMOUSLY, though not without oppos,ion n
succeed MIR uawes. declined. -
William D. Butler, ivan BUREN, reelected, in
opposition TO Mr. Southgate ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
u. s. RANK

The adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders nj
tho United States Bank in Philadelphia, on Tues.
day, was very large, and, as was to he expec,.
ed, the occasion ELECTED much exciting discus.
SION. Nothing definite was determined upon. TIL,
Committees Report and the Memorial they had
drown up and sent to the Legislature, 10 compliance
with resolution of the former meeting, were read.
The memorial suggested that the Bank should be
renewed from paying the residue of bonus to the
making more State loans-from penal
Ties Tor suspension OF specie aymens, tina, i, NIGH,
oe re-organzed with $4,000, 900 capital, and it's
name changed. After much discussion, the meet
ing adjourned to meet on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
nj 10 O'Clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
Correspondence of the United States Gazette.

L. vi.
The business o. the board was not very large
and the variations generally unimportanr u. Stale.
Bank fell off / per cent; Del. and Hudson do 1
N. A Trust do /; Stonngton IT,
There Is some movement in Cotton, and the sale,
yesterday and TO day reach $500 bales, with firm
market. There Is rather more demand TODAY 70,
Southern Flour; sales Georgetown and Howard
street at IS rs; 300 bbls. GalIego at Sc 81. 800
hhds Brandy~ne Corn Meal at sI3basi4: SOC
pol. 90 at 2slla2 sl!. Sales 5000 bblsIMd. Corn
53"54, measure; 1000 bushels Wheat al 7,assc
Rye 55i56c.
U. s. Bank notes Is per cent Exchange on
Philadelphia 81 a 81.
Prices a! first Board: U. S. Bank Isl !; Della.
ware and Hudson 80 a 80; North American TTms
lOI d Harlem 30 /; Stonngton 3Ot 3Il
$500 exchange on Baltimore 95.; So 900 Indiana
bonds Gil 62l; $4,000 Ohio 6's Of go. 49, $1,000
State 81 per cent. 92i.
Sales at second Board: IFS North American Tru,
lOI d; 345 U. S. Bunk I5Ias; 20 Harlem DO
$4,000 Indiana bonds 6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
A VOICE FROM LITTLE GAscoNy u

The following we take from an esteemed cotem
porary, the Highland Messenger. We think that
even according to their doctrines the NulIfers
are ridiculous to be talking of Notification ngain.
The remedy as they proposed it was only to be for
extreme cases. But here a dose of il is proposed
by way Of preventative.
Take aim Fuel! POP PoP! BAHcl! BAHslll
"A writer 10 the Charleston Mercury calls upon
the Governor Of South Carolina to convene an er.
ta session Of the Legislature to avert the dangers
which oyerhang them from the extra session of Con
gressi! He suggests that the State be put under
complete military oTganz tion, - and the Goyernor
instructed IN the event that Congress shall es,abl,b
National Bank or Protective Tariff TO rail a con
Vention OF the people TO deliberate on measures ne
eessFy TO be Iaken Tor the defence Of their llber-
tiesHtit
Reader DO you remember Dan,el D,tos's game
cock, which, being IN stable among parcel of nor
ses, cried but "Taks care, geallsmen don't let u,
frsgd upon one another -
live may venture a Joke on the heels OF IN,
above capital 'un, we will tell Of Two sailor boy
who undertook TO Guido each other in feats Of agi
ity. The one ian English boy was really YER,
e4Pert-tbe other, Irish lad was not quite up {,
| bis competitor but attempted every thing which h,
saw him perform: at length the English boy raj
TO the extreme top Of the hgheS, mast and stood OF
his head there, With his feet uppermos,-the IfisI
boy attempted to do likewise, but he soon lost grip
and came booming down from one rope to nnothe
unuljus, os he reached the deck, as good luck wou
haze II, afopo turned him feet downwards and .
he alighted, uHhpri.
y lay you can't do that sgaip" said waggs
siilor sapdingby.
al lay don't try," replied the other.
Commsni.-l Jay South Carolina don't try tbs
game again. Salisbury Waiehman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

a SSes held 1.-THE Clerks Office IL the County Co..,
Ro,v, "opGna, H. on the 3oi day OF May lsii: Iohn
Wife wnsm Ssiins, Joseph Weber Mary hi.
wew w and susan Weber infant chi rsn .,
Gerry. ~ "'o ""oi ueiendants-ls CHAs 8.
nj ne aeiendants Joseph Weber and Mary H. his VIII.
nns entered Their appearance, and given sern,..
conr,. ue ACT OF Assembly AMI the Rules Of III :.
sS sun appearing by Satisfactory evidence th,i ths,
"a ,h nnaoushis OF this Commonwealth II h, nY,,.,
Con1 n,s before mo County Court Of Goochand at Nh.
swer ,h on the hrst DAY OF July Court next and an
sy oS R inserted IN some newspaper published in tho
.y v, richmond, Tor eight weeks sue q siyeIy. and %
eu the front door OF the Courthouse OF this COUNTY ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
MOBILE MARKET AMI N

COTTON-Auivsdsio oe the 2It instant so72
bales. end exported IN the sane period 2sI22 bales
% i9ilo"t.-t Liverpool 1919 bales, 10 Gr,enoeE
1859, 10 Have $3.50, 70 MsSssilles 63I. 10 N,n,z
l2l3, TO AntWsrp 500, 20 New York 1907, 10 New
orleans 62-ieaVeR stock on hand and on sbio
b'ard not cleared Of 1915 bnies against Iss. IS
same tune last yesr.
Inc cotton market a. the close Of our lsst tsyisu
~Ns hrm a. regarded prices, but purchasers did oa,
ga disposed % operate freely. On "Wednesday.
howevef they manifested a better feeling. when
ROOO 70 25OO bales changed hand At the f1 rntss Of
The previous day. On Thursday and Friday buy.
er' again eased 90 the sles u te Two DAYS not sy
oeeding 900 bales, which were effected at former
current ratea.-Snee Saturday inclusive, 20 10 zee
ss,oay evening, tie s1les arc estimated al 256O 10
ivy su Dae', on these latter transactions, ina few
~ INSTANCES, slight concessions on tho part Of bol
oo,a nave been made, bu, generally 6rmsr rate,
ne indifference q buyers Tor the greater mart o
we Neeh, mas made holders uore npr,ou, 10 ali
Anp me,sufenbly prepared them, we bejisv.. Ia
suomi 70 ehsisf terms. Our Quotations. n vii /,
PetcsNeo. are but slightly varied from hos. N ls.
week. We sum up the weeks businss. :, -,
20 bales at t2Jc. 'P 'o' :" VO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Correspondence ofns N-a!io nal Inf,II;c,n.xr

HARRISBURG, May ).
The Revenue bill, or Relief bill, as it is some
times called, returned with his veto by the Cover
nor, was lost in the House to -dav, there no, bsv
ing been two ,hirds in favor of it, as is REQUIRED b,
the Constitution, in Older to make il a law without
the signature Of the Governor. A motion wa.
some time afterwards made TO reconsider the vote
which prevailed, and then motion to postpone
the consideration Of the bill for the present was
carried. In the course of few hours, ne,s bin
vas introduced 10y member of the Porter party,
and was passed by vote of As TO ~. It contains
nothing in relation to the Bank OF the United States
repeats the law of ls4O imposing penalties on tho
Banks; suspends the operation of The act of 1924,
regulating the Banks for three years. instead of five;
and allows the issue of small notes for three wears
What ITS fate will be in the Senate will not ven.
ture to predict. Probably shall he able to Inform
you ton morrow night. Both branches have agreed
TO adjourn sine de to morrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

r,r,,r, May 9TH.
COFFEE-A cargo Of 1000 bags Rio, has beer
sold at price not made public.
CoTTON-Priees have slightly improved, and
the stocks are much reduced.
FLoUR-The receipts Of Flour have been mi.
teo' with tar demand and prices have farther ad
vanced. The market is nearly bire. Sales ON Sal.
urday morning at Si,56l, subsequently at "a ga
Tor fair to good brands Penna Flour for export md
1911 $50 for Western in soiled and bright bbls
GRAlN-Saes OF Penna. Wheat at 81 a 95 cts
CornoSales at 81 50 cts for fit yellow; white so
N. ,1m,riran
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS M,v

Business generally is exceedingly dull We have
no change TO note in our markets.
No sales OF stocks.
PRODUCE.
TOBACCO-The breaks are now full, the d..
mand for good and fine continues fair at steady rate,
Some fine manufacturing sorts were yesterday sold
as high Is, l6, II and SIS.
FLoUR-Stock very Ight-sales a, s4i.
CORN has fallen cents Sales have been mad.
today a; so cts.
oATS-32to 80 cts for Rail Road Oats.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

Inc Enquirer has not received return, from ,hi.
eoun'y-and as there were two Wings and on. Lo.
co foeo IN the field, it entertained hope, of SNUG.
shns IN member. We have had no return,
though we saw, few days since, the member elec,
VINO gave US to understand that his majority wa,
sufficient TO secure him against contested .sc,;o,
Ii ranged from 200 to 800.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
MAXINE JOUnNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, Al o'clock, P. M.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Brig Dante, J 3 StoJdard, master, for Rot,.rd.m
with tobacco and cotton. by J Fisher & Son.
ARRIVED,
Schr Henry Clay, Martin, Mobile.
Schr Energy, Pamunkey River, corn, to wor.
than, McGruder & Co.
sehr Wing, Edmunkey River, corn, TO WORKMAN,
MeGrudet K Co.
sehr Select, Powers, New York, sundries, to FL.
lis & Elicit.
Sehr Enterprise, North Carolin,, fish, to J II
BoSher.
sehr Nancy, North Carolina, fish, to williams &
Haxall
Schr Three Brothers, York River, corn, to Wor.
than, McGrudcr & Co.
Sehr Charles, Wishheart, New York, sundres
TO II w Tyler.
Schr Olive Branch, Mitchell, Port Deposit
lumber
NEW YORK, May 4-Auiyed, schrs Elizabeth
Gould, Richmond; Jose phine do,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

IET|l In speaking Yesterday Of Gov. Gilmer's
opinions on the subject Of U. S. Bank, it might be
supposed that we spoke by tn. authority OF tina,
gentleman, hsis in this city, Such is not the
fact. We drew our own differences from his past
course and published opinions
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
To "a, Kdiiors Of u. Whir.

Gentlemen, The 18th ofMay is fast approaching,
and no steps have vet been taken 10 express our
sorrow Tor the death Of our lamentsd President
Would Il not be we'll 70 call q meeting NJ the Cit
zsnsto take into consideration the most proper way
Of doing honor TO The memory Of the desd1 BY
insertng this IN your paper, you will much oblige
CARY STREET.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

Maj. Al. DonsIson has written letter to the
Editor Of the Nashville Union, stating that GEM
Jseksons estate is"vorth at last 100000" above
sl hs Liabilities. This, Of course. eonees the in
ference drawn from q current paragraph that the
oenefsl found IL iaeonvenient 10 pay a draft Of
] 500. JNodisonias,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

ECTS Advertisers arc requested 10 hand w. their
advertisements at as early an hour OF the Gay ne
practicable. Alladveuisen ents intended for inser
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed IN
before O'clock p. NJ, and those intended for In
serlion IN Mondays paper must be handed N 90
Saturdays otherwise they cannot appear until the
iav after
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

PETERSBURG MARKETS,-MAr5
CoitoH-l ne market issteady atour former quota
lions at :. TO 10: cts. as IN quality
Iooaeeo- The market for this article is active with
Out much variation IN prices since our last renort.
Prices range from 4 1851, Tor Lugs. and 81, sISS
for Leaf, as IN quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
IsON HOUSE

- a..
sncr,h,,i ~ ~ anu ladies visiting the city arc r..
reasonssis with .oard by the day. or mon,S "n
snspe terms al this House, located m f,ons - ~
napitol square witnin two minutes WI. " ~, .ne
h banks, on Maine or street. very conysn,en, e
a nnond and Lyme hurg Packet Boat Isndins nj
pots. 's""s nan Read De.
Piomp, attention Is pail 10 those wi.hin, 10
,.., oas cars Steamboat stages Horses are az
House. ' yum, convenient 10 the
IN 7-claw3w 'ohN H. boyd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
LIVELIHOOD CLAssIpIcAT,o.

AhrtUL QUGsrIoN.--Domnieo, the harisouio
gong 70 see l'ouis XIV. at suyver, fred M, eve,
on drh OF pattndgss. The king, who uss Eone
o. hls nc,ing said Give that dsh 70 Dominica,
81, "p me paf,',oges TOO, sfe'' Lous, penetrating
vas gold. Nv U'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
MAHHIEn

On Thursday, the 2Slh ullimo, by the R.v'd
Henry Ammons, Mr JoHS HGUs, Of Charles City,
aged II years, 10 Miss SipAB T.. AHnoxs, Of the
same county, aged ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
From IN. ciarksburx wblr.

From III. ciarksburx whix.
The returns from all the counties of ,hi. Con
occasional District have not yet been received; bu,
enough sknown to justify the conclusion that Hays
is elected by large majority.
In the Senatorial Ds,rc, all the counties are heard
'fo" and sh'"n IS elected by majority OF 200 votes.
in Lewis and Brax.on counties. p. Cox (Dem)
elected. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
THE RESULT

THE RESULT.
Logan alone remains to be heard from. The par.
ties now stand rs follows:
House Of Delegates.
Wings 6s Locos G5
wings IL I.o.os ..
Should Logan 60 for the Locos as she did l,.,
year. the Wings will have majority of 4 on ioin,
vote-all good and true men. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
DIN wIDDiE

We are glad TO learn that 1'bom,, ,yL;,,
~ u,en's 10 eon'es. the election in this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

TO LEVIN gAYLE-sIR-You will tako motto o.
that Friday, oh day Of July betwoen tho hours
of9 o'clock w the mofnns aud O'Clock IN the evening 81
the once Of Robert a Scott, in the city Of Richmond
shall proceed akc tho dspoa0nso Of Beverly Blair VIM
pending ~ the Circuit superior Court Of ChanoeIy nr
County Of Hennco and City ~ Nichmpnd VIII CO RobeTi
williamson is tho plsntG aud and you sToihc defend
ants; and N from any the akng Of The fad cepo,
ion2 shall be completed that day the takng there
will be coninuod the next day 81 The same place and
between the same hours an your obedleni servant,
JOHN BO1TH
pfrhmend NAV bth. tIef IN bd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
N -" MAR W. MILLER, DO.
rs"oRG MILLS FOR SALE, AND

IWE subscriber Offers this valuable pr,n.r,x si,,.,,
~ we equity 81 buckingham upon James RIyeI y,
to SOY Sras Tor sale, together with about so acre, Of
ANU htachcu mostly wood land Tn. mill he I.,~o - ~
WIN ihrse pair OF burrs necessary mach
in 80 81 tuOp bushels Of wheat have be en- ground
1917 ihrre Is on the lot a good hriek dw.In.
orSs store house eoopers houses, &c There is
ing the mI land, acres. with Tan Yard mi 49,,
ocN uNeling house, which he will also sell Th,sS.
st rae STAND Tor Tan Yard This ~ operty AZ No, so
privately before tile sh JUNE will be ON ina, sv - W
'"n .igh i b'ldder.-TeTms &C eommodaiing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

CoLu MBiA, April %, Isii.
At a meeting OF the Republican Wing party of
Rich land District, Joseph A. Black, Esq, was
Secretary.
The Chair having stated the object Of the meet.
lns James ID. Tradewell, ESQ.,, addressed the meet
ing IN an approximate and Impressive manner, and
concluded by offering the following Address and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07
,..n., CONCERT.

IVI M. NNNI MNKKAS respectfully announe a. n,
con, ~ ~ % ahd eenuemen of Rchmond Ihat i'm IN
OF neu week. she intends giving = VOL ~ INC
SION sn Sone srt AT rerpse Hail. on which os
n, SUI VIII perform on the Harp some or ,hs
compositions In which the new effects or b i,
ase vii DC ulspiayed. She will also sing will ill.,
DAYS WI" Ve announced In a lew
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-07

FAYETTE& NICHOLAS.
The election Of Mclaughlin, twhis) is con,
HARDY.
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