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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
The Female school :it the fsOictOuTt
springs " hi reopen ON the 1st
Of October.

BP ot1,,s IN brantv NJ situ,,,on. extreme hcaltli
I ness its excellence Of accommodations aud MS
seclnson from all lenpla,lons 10 any thing bat sell
Improvement, the opportunity Of education
si'cHs sniP'c al" F",c' II '',"'--oo' se do ~ 'e
uuuN al INSTRUCTION IMAM Oh "o'eihlh'"' At
the unamnnl"ns' hu' Sonna ana real I'acnlnR ""I'h
mgnly cultivated parents highI endehV"t 10 gave 10 a
large m'ly' "'e''h 'heh own 'oh'e' '''an AZ Tue
sSNfm 81 """'en'a'S soo"' P'''"innS ~ r"N"'o"
abe A''ufIhles' M"'''rhed S'"dies--"h'eh are out
a mooe oi 'naN'os ehi> Plesn'hP'uousN Snofahl-die
aV"'deo. ihe h''eS' ana most a@ie'aoe 'hhGs 'of
"o"'n are "'t III. not inc m"s' Snif"'' Tor Gnu
dien' 'h"foosh knowledge aud love lon thfh du.
ues' 'tiigl"nS' moral anu "o"rsne' complete L.
mI'iaflN WIN the n'tr Eltirfn"'A p'''5 81 Ed"'a-
uon' thead'ne' "I'une' A'l''"elle;) s"ehd aed
elegant acquaintance win men own language ana
ls Literature; an accurate ana * 'hue' course OF
History, Geography an Ani'qn'es: several Mod
EN- Languages II Ine'e be Tune aud ifcneh nva'a.
by I'll II is spoken w'tl ease saeh IN the pan OF
studies now pursued Music Is 'aneh IA tue mos
mastery manner by ~ accomplished an'h pro-
iess"f' J'"e'oS anu ~ '"'ps WIZ oe P'o'l'e" '"'
"hen thes cam ,,,,,.,,....,
Ed" AND W NJ. 1oliN9lo ON
lEhMo'
Boardior 10 months including bedding ND
Washing, 81 per mo"th 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04

\ Cucuu Superb, Court OF Law aud Chan
Il Gerry. continued AID held by adjournment, 10,
Nelson county. al The Courthouse, on Thursday,
the 7tb day OF October, 1911:
James Garland and Beverley Hargrovp. executors
oil John J. llaigrove, deceased, PIautlff,
M against
n John Prchard, Hiram ". Dawson, Trustee, &C.,
T. iliam J. Kidd, Henry 5. Peylon, Frede,l,s 5.
region, aud Others, Defendants.
In CHANGERY.
ms cause came TINS day to be further heard.
upon the papers formerly read. The pcttIon Of James
Garland and Beverley llargruve, executors Of john
}. lIa- grove deceased, and the thereto by
Ann +. Harerove aud Robert G.. Cutter, aud was
arged by counsel. On consideration whereof the
Court correcting the decree oi the 9Th day OF May
last, doth order that Alexander FuzparIck, the re.
celver appointed by SAID otdet, fl pay unto Hiram
w. Dawson The sum OF $50 IS for his expense and
trouble IN selling The lot III lie proceedings mcn-
TONED, IN pursuance OF The order oi the 2nd dav OF
May. 1889 And the Count beng # opinion that
the sad lot should he esod iar The purpose OF pay
Ing HE pure base money which still remains uupaId,
doth urtler adJndge, order aud d. cree that lanes
Galand be appointed a commissioner. whose duty il
shall be 10 sell SAID lot, the premises, 10 the
asht ST bidJei public auction. credit OF twelve
months, having advertised Tie lime aud place OF
sale at least lhnly days previous thereto, IN the
Fhgiolan,' paper published Ia the Town Of
Lynchbulg, and at The from door the Courthouse
OF this county, taking bond "nh approved security
title unltl HE purchase money pad, and make re
Poil 10 this Court.
A Copy ieste,
T. 7 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
EE8s.a Ware fsasN tHs9erH,

luge5heI with nlnuy desndblt arncIes mol emu
mPidtrd all O., which VIII be sold low tor cash. The
snh-crbet's assortment Is LARGE and COM
PbE'rt, and h. fl urer- himself he will BE- able to
sallsi, all who nay favor hnn with u cali
JAMES A. SrlGLER.
Oct. 81 Is
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" u II I T. II

FINIIE subscribers, on The Isl day of March. 154l.
1 formed a co partnership under the firm aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04

RO. G. CUTLER, elk.
In obedience to The foregoing order, | shall Ito-
eee" "n Wednesday, the lst day oi December next,
10 sen he Lot aud l p,ovemeuts, therein mennon.
ed on The terms specified. J. GARLAND.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
TRULY VARIABLE REAL ESTATE
Al AUCTION.
EIGasH N,lfs .SSgrOeS for Safe.

URSUANI 10 lie VIII aud Testament d
4 Jesse Beck, deed Will on Monday, Tie otb
day ofNoyember mex IF lair, il mol tie nexl tai day
thereafter. SUNDAYS eAoepledO proceed 10 s. II t"
The highest bidder. on the premises, the TRACT
OF LAND, on which SAID Beck lived al the time
OF his death excepting the portion allotted ms WI
dow lying IN rhe county ol Amherst, on both sides
OF Stoyall Creek, the Foil, road, about four and a
hail miles iIon the town OF Lynchbnrg, aud abon
three miles from HE mes River Canal adjoining
lhe lands ol Lewis Mays, BenJ. Waits John ID. Wills
". RellA iohn. and olhets and snpposed 10 GonLaln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
E'UE.lEaS .AR..
ADMIRABLE LETTER.

4 committee Of the Loco Foco members OF the
Tennessee Senate. a few days ago addressed letter
10 Eph,alm H. Foster, Esq, who 1T is understood
IS 10 be one of the Wing candidates tot the L. :.
Senate demanding to know his opinions the
Bankrupt Law ID sttibuliou-Sub- Tieasury-U.
S Bank &c &c. Before he could trpl, 10 IT, the
letter oi the committee inserted IN the news
Mr.. Fosle, addressed to them
the following scerching reply, through tho medium
Of the Nashl lie Why;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04
Four Hundred and EOrty-Onc Acres.

orr
THIS tlacthls onlta g nd MILL SITE, on whIsh
NJ III has been once erected. The potion OF The
fract IN WOODS IS very heay lly umbered aud some
excellent T baccolnd Agoodpnilon the open
land produces very good Corn, Oats and Wheat,
and consists OF some vc'y uch cteek aud tranch h1ls
winch Is view productive III Tobacco. The land
wl he offered ia las.
TERMS frite land, will be ore fourth of
purchase money down. and crrf!lt # one and Two
years Tor the baltrcr. Bond with approved person
Al secuuIy wal be rrqerred OF the purchaser, aud
the ute to- the apd rrtalnad additional s,curily.
ALSO, at the same time,
VIII be soj, Two hhIey NEGRO MEN, all the
Stock, llorS ;, Cows, oxen, crop 81 Com, Folder,
Oas and Tobacco. Partition Utensls. &c.
TERMS Of Peis 5uad Eslate-For all sums OF s 0
and under, cash will he Ieqpned-all over HAT som
4 credit oil SIX months wall be gwen. Bond with ap.
proved security will be required.
JESSE MUNDY,
Executor OF Jesse Beck, decd.
Sept. l6 tSN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-04

CLAY FESrlNAL.-Lt from Er-.Scndtor
Foster, Of Icnatsscc.-The Lexington (ky) Iutelll-
gcnctr says: although The dinner ~ honor oil
distinguished fellow ca zen was declined, lave
been KINDLY furnished with the following lelter iof
publication, as containing just sentiments aud patr-
ouc views, worthy alike VI The writer aud ol The
c lsIon.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
DIED,

Yesterday morning. Mrs. MAar HAavrr. tn
friends and acquaintsnces Of the family ar. r..r.
.uIy requested to attend her funeral from thu
axelung OF Gen. Harve, this evening at 4 o'clock
without further invitation.
'hs Guy. on tho etth inst, at the residence OF
a., W. smith, MIR Isaac Tower SMITH, Of Spring.
Aeo' ,''"o"'' IN the Ssh year OF his age.
a., suddenly, at his residence in this City, Mr. Joss
w. TuoxkR, leaving a wife and four Children en-" =,
mourn mourn ,hls deep and solemn bereavement. MIR
ueker was man OF amiabe character and st,r
ing worm, and leaves behind him the name and
memory OF good and an honest man. -"1
His funeral will take place this afternoon =,
O'Clock at his residence in Adams Valley. Tbs
friends and acquaintances Of tie .amiy are invita-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
s6,O72,s357I

ARRIVAL OF Ma. SrAREs.-Among the pss,en-
gersin the steam ship Columbia, recently arrived
at Boston, was our eounuymnn, Mr.. Sparks, tho
principal object Of whose voyage 10 Europe was 10
procure original materials, relating 70 the history
OF America. We understand that his success has
more Than answered his expectations He has
been absent nearly ten months, and during that
time he has been constantly employed in making
researches IN the public Offices and Libraries Of Rog-
land and France. BY the courtesy Of the Govern
menis Of both those countries Mr.. s. has been al d.
lowed freely 10 examine the manuscripts in the dif
ferent departments, which relate 10 the history Of
America, and TO have copies taken OF all such p,.
Pers as were deemed by him important in ,hei, 6is
torica character His inquiries have been princi-
pally devoted TO the period Of he Revolution but
he has likewise taken much pains to ascertain the
original sources Of American History previously 10
| that period. We are glad 10 learn that those are
numerous, and we'll preserved.-Ffom the public
archives, aswell as from the British Museum, and
the Royal Library in Paris, he has procured copies
OF some curious and highly interesting unsnu,crpts
relative 70 the hst settlements Of this county On
former occasion Mr s. was engaged abroad more
than year IN the same pursuits. The results have
been seen IN the works which he has since pub
'ished.-lBssfen Daily adprfisw.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

The division Of Estates, DEGREES Of Courts l..
have caused TO be sold in Richmond within ,h. t.,
lev months, some Of the most valuable real estate
IN Tue CITY, embracing improved and unimp,ov.d
propsrIY--among the latter many Of the most eli,;
o'e ana beautiful sites With which the city abounds
AT 'hs time our paper contains several notice, NJ
sales OF most desirable property, to take plse. in
fe" weeks. To capitalists IN the interior. wisbio,
10 inVes, IN real estate, better opportunity eould
be offered them, than Is presented in the sale nj the
Eagle Lots on the 22d Of June the sale Of the late
Joseph MARKS property on the 9Th Of Nav. and ,b,,
OF the property now in the occupancy Of Dooto,
James d. M'Caw on the I2lh Of May. The.
emil ace the heaviest items in tho sales or ,.,l
estate that will occur IN the course Of seven or erb
weeks.
The Eagle lots, known fir and vide 90 the ,it,
Of the cd Eagle Hotel are in the hear, Of the bust
ness o. the city, and improved, as they ought {,
be Tor the credit Of the city, wosld command IN,
highest rents IN the community, where landlord,
are reaping an abundant harvest.
In the sale Of Mr.. MarT's property will b. Cour,
choice block Of buildings in the midst Of IN.
wholesale trade ofths city, and in an improving see
Ton on elegant private residence, and ssvs,ol o.,
cant ots.
The square occupied by Dr.. M'Ci- s locate,
upon shockoe Hill in a North Eastern b,,o,b .
the Cry-an elevated position, and arordng nl,,..,
and desirable sites for dwengs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
RATES OF EXCHANGE.

But few banks deal in exchanges at the lowest
rates here quoted; and whom they do, is to very
limited amount, when compared with the immense
wants Of the mercantile community.
The extent Of these evils upon all the Operations
OF industry will be readily seen by Congress, and
needs no illustration from your memoralrsts, who
will proceed To the more agreeable task n suggest
ing what seems to be the appropriate correction Of
them. IL is tbisi
The whole moneyed system Of the United State.
4" N the hands ofeertain corporations called State
banks, who furnish, directly or indirectly, all the
currency, and negotiate by far the greater part o.
'hs domestic exchanges. That their insrumentsl,,
has been emineoty useful, II not necessary, is will
inzly conceded, but, TO their safe administration,
was early deemed essential that the General Gov
srnment charged with the care Of the circulating
medium, and with the commercial regulations be
tween the States, should by means OF It's revenu
'uperintend, snd to a certain degree control tbei
movements. For this purpose was devised the Ma
''onal Bank, which since the foundation Of the Gov
'rnnent1 has formed part OF our monetary system
sTeeP' IN single interval whom wills produced b-
'sabsenes oocasoned its re-estsblishmsnt. Tn,
country was sill Ianguisbing under the exhaustion
o. ths revolutionary war, when the Bank OF tn,
On'ed States, in 1871, re. established lie credit, fur
n''hed a sound currency, sod gave safety TO i,s ia
ernal exchanges When IL ceased, 10 1911, IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

~ Corporal s,reeier is hard TO picify. We
tired yesteriayto make the an.nd. and had hoped
we had succeeded. We think he is RICH, in his
principle and We really regret the introduction of
any thing which wounded the feelings Of man ~.
IKE lie knows the difficulties OF an Editors po.
s''on-and he must, upon calm retrospect, con-
less that MS assault on jury OF upright citizens for
not thinking as he thought-and when no corrun.
ton was pretended or imagined-was an unius,i6-
aoIe and violent aggression. The Corporal has hi,
s,n' ana we have ours-so let US forgive one ano.
Their, and try and sin no more.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NEW. MARKET RACES.

,o,i, 'G 2 .ske for colts and FLIES years old,
h. hsas, $500 entrance, 500 forf.it-29 subscn.
Der hve started, VIZ,
p P, "m' Wynn's %. p. Hare's) ch. c. by
e. Ilarn, dam Trumpeter, So lbs 2I1
Eomund fownes' b. C. by Sarusdon d,,,
Job "' % aaT e OF v,olney, IS lbs. I32
81 F,,h -. H,t6y'' b. C. by Pfiam, dam Clara
James 's. s. P - tbs IN SO dis
q, Newsom, Sc lbs. ''" N"@
chief, 70 lbs ''"' WI"
b.i i%e-is heat, I'm 52s; I'd heat, I'm. 81. ~ =,
e, oe contest and one Of the best colt races sy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NoRrnantror. April 22d. 1911


Gentlemen--sev,ral gentlemen bsv. h,,, mn, -.
nomination before the country as candidate Co.
Speaker OF the House Of Representative. VIZ. ,bs
Hon Mr. Dawson Of Georgia, the Hon. Nh Cpsb
ing OF Massachusetts, the Hon Mr.. White az tSsn.
lucky, and the Honorable Mr.. johnson az Ma.
land, oil OF whom may be we'll qualified IN de.
charge the duties Of that Office; but | bee is.v,
through the columns your paper, to present IN,
name OF enc who possesses high qualifications for tbs
Speakership, and one too, whose claims unon tbs
Wing party Of this Union, IN my opinion, are eousl
Co. " not greater than either Of the gentlemen $40
ken OF. ] sude 10 the distinguished Wise. and 4
quick perception, prompt decision, sound Jude.
ment, great hrmness, Urbane manners, Commanding
taents and high standing with oil the members II
Congress, furnish any guarantee for a faithful and
able Speaker then hazard nothing in saying that
MI Wise would hll that important and exalted eta
ton hooorasy and ably. And II have not beer
incorrectly Informed, he has given ample evidence 0
his entire fitness and qualification, by the prompt
eblo and impartial manner With which he dischar
red The duties Of the chair when called temporary
70 MI the same. And upon the score Of merit, 70
services rendered 10 hrs country and 10 his party
surely mons car present stronger claims.
A WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
GABRIEL p DlSOSwAY,
NATHANIEL WEED,
THOMAS DENNEY,
S. DRAPER. Jr.
G. S. ROBBINS.
Hon. F. GRANGER.

TO the honorable The Senate and House Of Rsprss.n-
tatire5 Of the United States in Congrsss assembled:
The memorial OF the subscribers, Merchants, Ira
dsrs, and otherer citizens of New York.
Respectfully represents:
The subscribers, merchants, traders, and other
citizens OF New York. beg leave respectfully to in
vte the attention of Congress to the present derane
ed state OF the currency and exchanges of the Uni
ted States, and ask their nerp position to remedy il
They do this. not merely in their character as citi
zens, but because their residence and their occupa.
tons, necessarily connecting them with the general
business OF the United States make them the EARL.
est witnesses and the first sufferers by any disorder
in our monetary system, and impose upon them the
special duty OF giving the earliest notice of its exis
tence.
IL IS an obvious truth that the great object of
commerce IS 10 convey the products Of industry
from the original producer to the ultimate consul
mer; and that all distractions and all charges upon
their passage, although apparently borne by the in
'ermediAe agents, must yet fall at last on the pro-
duetive classes, and in fact only another form
OF tax on the industry Of the country. Th. under.
signed, therefore, deem it right not merely for than
selves, but for all the interests Of the Union
TO state that the advantages which the United
States have for some years enjoyed, in regard 10
their currency and exchanges, have ceased. and
mat while every thing in the country, all the
branches OF It's industry, every species Of its pro.
duce, the rapid extension of its interior improve
ments, its relations with foreign countries, all indi.
cate high degree of prosperity yet great incon.
venience and distress felt in consequen Of the
uncertain and the Vasicating condition Of the cur
rency and the exchanges. The want of a uniform
circulation, Of uniform and equal value, is a source
Of constant embarrassment. The exchanges. the
charges upon the carriage of the produce of IN,
country TO It's destination, have become so disorder
ed as to nlerposs a commercial barrier between IN,
different sections Of the Union, while, as an ineyita
bic consequence the interest Of money has risen "a
rate so oppressive as to threaten ruin to al
branches Of industry. correct view Of the ch anss
may be obtained by comparing the rates Of ex
change between different parts Of the u States and
the city Of New York, in the years 1899 and 1886
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

Gentlemen-The object of this communication /,
10 draw the attention of our city police (if any we
navel TO n nuisance which now prevails in our ci-
ty, and particularly in the lower end of the same
o. the number Of dogs proving about the streets
oosn 10y anu ngn' 10 me great annoyance of per
sons passing TO and fro. This s the season ~, ,h,,
appalling disease called the hydrophobia. A word
10 the wise is sufficient A SiTRSCpIpIp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

TT. - TUESDAY, April 27.
Inc sales OF some descriptions O. stocks vere
large TINS morning; prices were we'll maintained.
ana IN some cases an advance was realiz. I'd Unitfd
states Bank advanced !; Delaware and Hudson do
II North American Trust do IL; Mechanics' Bank
DO per c. Farmers Trust declined per CT.
si2.oOo Canal SIS, 1885, sold at IS, O n advance of
3per cent since last sales.
sIooo New York 81 per cent stock sold at 81, an
advance of per cent.
s1ooO Indiana Bonds sold at 53i, an advance OF
! per cent.
There seems to be a steady demand for Cotton.
but no change in prices.
western Flour IS now held firmly at SIS. The
prospect OF direct trade with the British Yves, In.
dies, mas had favorable effect on the Flour market
sales. "'"' " "'
Corn is in good dcmlnd, very little having arriv-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

= The Lewsbgrg tVa) Wig informs ~. ,b,, III,
. 'Sno yuty OF that county impannel,d for the n
>. Court, held IN that place, Composed of bo,t -,
ties, adopted preamble and resolut,on, OUsn PaI-
OF Their regret for the death Of Gen. Hs,,,.pr NV
eompllmenli9g hts integrity and patriotism A.
claiming at the same time oil party mot,vs, oa.
asked that they might be entered among tbs ,. 1'
e oeegs Of the Court-sDd Judge Psnny5seE,
refused TO permit IL 10 be done. '''A'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
tRICHMoND MARKETS

| x,, April Goth.
wshave passed through another gloomy, drsneb.
ing 'ay-every body housed. and Of course m bn.
."e.' transacted out doors. With the exception of
70. '"'ermssons OF sunshine, We have had uo,binv
a' o' inc last month ortwo, greatly to the de-
triment OF business.
Snee 'he suspension by our Bank, we can ns,.
eeNe no change IN money afr,rs. Circular. iavs
gone OUT Tor cnrtailments on accommodations and
the next sixty days mus, withdraw from the eommu.
MY very large sum. or the policy of thi. eou,,.
oy 'ns Banks with regard to large debts. TINT h,v,
oeeh Standing Tor years in suspended state thero
DC no uouot But that heavy curtailments shopld h.,
IMAGE Immediately, upon individuals whose mr.
ness required Bank facilities beyond the line of fem.
pofary d'scounis,-money that is now loek.d 49,,
IN the country-is question which tbe un,.r,,;n
W oil the times requires to be we'll considered
EXCHANGES.
Sterling bills ID
Domestic, on New York s, do do
Philadelphia n Az ~
Baltimore i,o, 4. =.
PROVISIONS
Our market IS badly supplied with prov;s;o,.
no oeei but of an inferior quality, and that n, IN.
highest rates-retailing at I2i cent, for cbo;c.
cuts The veal, too, is inferior and high. Ve,.,,.
oles begin to come in and command high prices.
PRODUCE.
IobaCCO--The breaks this week Inv. h..,
large and consisted mostly Of good and fine quail
TIES The demand for fine IN M facturing and stem
ming Kinds has been good a, high rates, IN. former
ranging from $40 I6i; the latter SKA n. w.
quote Jugs, cargo, s4i al so; manufacturing ouali.
w. % .! and 6; common leaf, 6 a 81; middio,
Az good, u 81 and 81; ine shipping, saI2.
FLOURISH to a; no sales to-day.
CoRN--55 cents, and scarce.
oATS-Rail Ro ad Oats 30 to 80 cent,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
"A Friend 10 the Merchant. -

We invite the attention Of the PubIicto the ar,i.
Gle thus signed in this Gays Wing, from the pen of
distinguished VIrgnian. The deeds Of a New York
Merehan: there narrated, vie in muniheencs with
any OF the famed acts Of benevolence Of the "Mer.
chant Princes" Of London. They eeva,. the cha.
ric'er Of the American People, and in a e,n.ei,l
degree deserve the applause of virgini,ns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
BY LAST EvENTNG's MAIL
PHILADELPHIA Market }

Tuesday, April %, 6 p. M
Since our report Of Saturday wboIes,;.
actions have been on very limited scale. and ,Le
lev which have been made show no material chance
"a price. groceries are stationary, with no tendrn
ey 20 an improvement on present rates.
Domestc Produce continues depressed with in
ereas'ng stock. Flour remains at the low r,,s. os
last week, VIZ $3.50 for Pennsysvania brands, and
ss.sIt for Western. In Corn and Rye Meal no
change. 'e'' "o
uhAk-f GLOW Corn is quiet at So cents and
WINNIE az oO &c. Oats 81 cts. per busheL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

nnolhef o. TIE Globes witnesses, as 10 the az
pIessions alleged TO have been used by Gen uo,-
,isOn, and the promises said 10 have b,en -.
. nun LesPeeung appointments and removals. eiv,,
we I'VE direct to that vile Journal. And Via, s.vs
.ne convicted lssiherwhy, simply, tina, if,bs s,o,v
a1' Iue OF the individual Indicated, il "inferss
'"s' ~ uue Of somebody ssei-.M y Am
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
Dinptddi, and Sny,b,

we anticipate with confidence, that these two
counties will in the next Legislature vote with the
wings The Wing Candidates are elected in both
oJ the lawful voters, and we urge j, upon them to
sustain their own and the country's rights
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
KANAWHA.

Cen. Danisl SIN IN hss been elected TO ,hs L.
eslasars 6y very h.ndsoms msjority over ia.
~, me v. Bo.en e,nddste, though thsrs vsr.
Presidential cleo ioa. VII en- may be accounted ~
oy .he fact that George w. summers, Esq., had no
opposition for Congress.-Ks. Poi. Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
From the S,aunien Spectator.

From ths Siaunien Spectator.
CONGRESS-.
.,., Stuart. Mcdowell.
augusta, $40 o6t
Rockbridge, Iss mai.
Allegheny, III ia
Botetourt, ,.; ,se.
Roanoke, 100 oIo
Montgomery and Pulaski, II mai.
Floyd,
,oo Mr. Stuart is elected by majority not less than
oae precinct :" hear from, which it is supposed
would increase MIR. McDowell's majority abops On