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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT


ny ana aoih me adpice aud consent Of the Senate.
NATHANIEL ?. CAusrN, Jun, Secretary to the Pre-
sdent 10 sign patents
HENRY SouTHMAYD, Assistant Collector OF the Gus
toms for District Of New York, TO reside at Jersey
City.
JAMES DosAGHE, Collector at New Haven, Con-
necticut
WILLIAM p GREENE, Surveyor and Inspector at
Providence, Rhode Island.
konEar BUTLER, Surveyor and Inspector at smith
field, Virginia
JAMES M, HARTFORD, Register Land Office at
Jackson, Mississippi.
JESSE 4 DuRols, Register Land Office at Palestine,
Illinois.
BERNARD Pryros, Deputy Post Master at Rich
mond, Virginia.
WILLIAM BARRON, Marshal for District Of Yer
mont.
SOLOMON LINCOLN, Marshal for District Of Massa-
chusetls,
EBENEzER BACON, Collector of Customs Barnsta-
BILE, Massachusetts.
MILEs sELpEs WATKINS, Deputy Post Master at
Huntsville, Alabama
The appointments which have been sent to
The Senate for confirmation have been chiefly to
bill vacancies. II may be Of some use to state
our belief that removals and appointments gene
rally which seem TO be expected, will not take
place without deliberalion, for which time and
opportunity are necessary
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

The connection Of Mr.. Macleod with the
Editorial Department of this paper having ter
minated, BY limitation, n,he 4rh of March, we
cheeruly give place 10 the following note, adding
the expression Of our sincere wish that he NAV
long enjoy health and prosperity.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

The undersigned has retired from the post of
Associate Editor of the Madsonian, which he
has held during the last twelve months In
making this public announcement, he cannot
allow the occasion TO pass, without congratulate
ing the readers Of this journal on the glorious
triumph Of the great cause to which the labors
Of its conductors have been devoted, and wish
ing TO them, individually, health and happiness.
DONALD MACLEOD.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12
f" Po,ctr 10 Coin Money!

Some have given this phase latitude of interpre
taton so as to comprehend banking in ITSELF indepen
dent of curious and necessary implication We do
not think necessary do this that il is strictly
with received rules of Interpretation IL is
enough 10 show that il designed to give control
the currency, and to make imperative the duty Of
rcgulatingit. The frsts evident, we have before
shown, by s connection with international currency
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

necessities OF the country The power given Ito
make all laws necessary and proper TO carry into exe
euiion the foregoing powers, &c. is sufficient Doubt
less, the power Of controlling, and III. duty of regu
iating the currency, involves the power and duty of
proriding il by such institutions may be necessary
as The former agency canno, be separated from the
latter
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-12

The saguciy of the trainers of the Constitution
could hardly have overlooked the necessity Of cndow
ing the Federal Government with the power Of con
troll the currency in the circumstances with which
they were surrounded and in view Of the history Of
the country. Tha, they never designed meditated
the disuse Of banks is manifest their silence 1t
is fair to infer therefore, that certain specific and other
more comprehensive powers of the eighth section of
the first article particularly the last clause were ex-
pressy designed TO meet and determine this question.
Such, we think, would be the decision of common
scnse
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-12

ri, claiming the 2 per cent fund due TO Mis-
sissippi from the General Government. Ale
ALBANIA came next with her 2 per cent fund,
and Missouri for her volunteers. One after
another, Senators sprung up like the men OF
Roderick Dhu, each doing battle for his re-
spective State. The second defeated the
first, and the third the second, and SO on Un-
til by yeas and nays the first was thrown
out. A fate no better awaited the rest, and
all but the one rejected were Withdrawn.
The Bill, after debate of five hours to-
dav and four yesterday, was reported to the
Senate.
HousE.-The Committee of the Whole, in
the House, are literally up to their eyes in
the consideration Of matters of Banking
The thirty speeches in the Senate are to be
followed by as many in the House. To-day
five speeches have been added to the five
spoken Yesterday. Of the ten, three have
been for Bank and seven in opposition, and
it is the general understanding among the
friends of the administration, believe. that
the opposition members shall have the week
pretty much to themselves, though in a small
minority in the House.
1t is contemplated to take the Bill from
Committee on Friday, and hope with sue.
cess, as nine of every ten men that Will
speak upon the Bill, intend to make speech
es merely for effect at home.-N Y. EaP.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-12

Prenfice's LGst-What would a national hank be
worth without the power 10 establish hTanches3 just
about rs much as pump without spout, knife
without blade, mnskci without lock. pen with
out ink. stove without fuel Or pair IL inc pFessi.
bes without buttons or suspcndeTs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-08-12

Something sOorfh knoaDing =. TWemty Of the members
of the Convention which framed the Constitution of
the United Siaies, memhcre of Congress when
Ihe act establishing the first Bank Of the United
States was passed. and only sir Of them voted against
H. Ia the debate on its passage Eihrdge Gerry. who
had been a member Of the Convention, declared that
ha Thought Congress perF as competent 10 establish
National Bank, a. either House pOs to adjourn from
dayip dag
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

Navy Departments, in answer 10 reso-
lu,ions were received by the Senate
Several bills, principally Of q private
nature, were reported and the Senate
then took up the pre-emption bill. MIR.
Buchanan replied to MIR. Criitenden,
and MIR Calhoun commenced some re-
marks, but gave way to another to ad-
ourn.
in the HOUSE, Mr.. Rhett, Of S. c..
continued his argument in favor Of the
Treasury Note Bill, and was iolowe ed in
reply by Mr.. Ncsbit, Of Georgia. Mr..
n. having concluded, MIR. Thompson
of Miss. obtained the floor, when the
committee rose, and tho House adjourn.
ed.
In SENATE, Saturday, Jan. o3.-Scv-
eraI petitions were presented in favor of
a Bankrupt law.
The pre-emption bill was afterwards
taken up, when Mr.. Calhoun addressed d
the Senate ai much length on the disiri-
button bill, the tariff policy, &C., and
was replied to by Mr.. Webster, whose
arguments it is said wero among the
most powerful and convincing, ever
made Oh the floor of The Senate.
In the House, the Treasury Note bill
was further discussed by MIR. Thompson,
of Miss. and MIR. McLane OF Indiana.
Mr.. Duncan obtained possession Of the
floor for Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

The quarrel between Spain and Portugal
has so far subs'dcd, that The Spanish Reecn-
cy has consented 10 wait until tho Portu-
guesc Government could lay the treaty Of
1895 before the Cories, for its sanction or
rejection, in the course Of January. The
Portuguese Government offered to submit
Ihe question between the two countries 10
the mediation of Great Briian. II is said That
Espariero is raising an army Of so or 10000
infantry and 4 or 5 0C0 cavalry to enforce
The pretenslons of Spain 10 he free nariga-
iion OF The Douro. II is said that Espar,cro
has expressed his readiness To accept the
mediation Of England.
The Queen Dowager Of Spain, who had
proceeded to Leghorn in a French steamer
put n, her disposal, sailed thence, on the 22i,
to Civita Vecchia, whence she would pro-
cecd to Rome. there to meet her mother, the
Queen DowSger OF Naples.
There was no later news from China or
India. There had been report, said To havo
been received overland by way Of 81. Peters
burg, that the British troops in Chinn had adj
vanccd to Pekin, but il does not appear TO
have been entitled to the least credit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Arrival of the Columbia.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND

The steam ship Columbia, Capt Judkins
arrived at this port yesterday morning. at s
/ o'clock, having been ielegraphed at hnlr past
4 z, in ID l-2 days from Liverpool. We re-.
ceivcd by her our full files of London papers
to The evening Of the 9Th, with Paris dates to
the I'd and Liverpool of the 5th. Their con-
tents are Of good deal Of interest. The
most important intelligence will be found in
The annexed extracts.
The news of the greatest interest is from
Turkey and Egypt. Admiral Stopford re-.
fused TO ratify the convention with Mehemct
Ali, made by Com. Napier, but he Immediate
| ly proposed other terms, not very materially
different, which the Pacha Immediately ac-
cedcd to, and the pnciica;ion was likely to
be consummatcd. The Pocha agreed to
mike his submission to the Porte--to give up
the Turkish ieet-and TO evacuaic Syria.
IL appears from the Paris accounts that The
recall of Marshal Vallee from Algicrs was
determined on. and he was to be succeeded
by General Bugcaud. The charge against
Gen. Valleo is that he hns extended his upc.
rations TOO Tar, occupying distant cities and
posts, requiring great expenditure of life
and money to maintain the system.
in the Chamber of Deputies, in the session
of Dec. 80, NJ. Human, the MniSer OF Fl. |
nance, presented the budget for the year.
The amount of the budget of expenses for
The ensuing year is I.:|64, 100000 francs.-I
That of revenue ia l,l62, ,000,OC presenting
deficiency Of 100000.
On the 1st Of Jannaiy, King Lous Phil |
Ilppe received great number Of compliment i
iary addresses from The Corps Diplomaiiquc. i
Presidents Of the Chambers and the Public |
bodies. the answers to which gave general
satisfaction.
The Times considers tho tone of Tho ad.
dresses TO King Louis Philippe on New
Years day, us particularly auspicious. "No II
hing was breathcd on either side but peace II
ni these important interviews nothing bn
confidence IN the prolongatinn of peace was
implied by any word which fell from the re. II
'peciivc speakers" II
The Paris Monncur Of The 3D., contains u
royal ordinance dated the 2!nh, appointing !
lien. Buge9ud Governor Grncral Of Alpirrs. II
N The room Of Marshal Count Vallce, who i. II
i'tl"flzcd to return ~ France. II
letter from Tuuon Of the 2gb snnoup N
'es that Admiral Ialapde had struck his gnp l.
rs commander of the squadron oi reserve ol Il,
he Mediterranean, and that Admiral Ilngnn.,
'ssuned, ad interim, the command of the twn,
'nitod squadrons. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
THURSDAY, January 2S,


Il Pursuant to public notice, a Wing
State Convention assembled at the State
House in Providence on Thursday eYen-
ing, January 81, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for general Off
GERS and transacting such other busi-
ness as should come before them
The Convention was called to order
by CHARLES JACKSON, Esq. of Provi
dence.
Hon. ASHER ROBBINS, of New
port, was appointed President, and WM.
r. WATSON and Tnos. ALLEN JENoKrs,
Secretaries.
Credentials were submitted from the
delegates elected, and several gentle
men were invited to take seats in the
Convention. Nearly every town in the
State was represented.
Toied, That a committee of three
from each county be appointed, to re-
commend TO the Convention The names
Of suitable candidates for general Off
Gers, and also to recommend the names
of suitable persons TO constitute n State
Committee.
The following persons were elected
as n nominating committee.
Ntupom. Henry Y. Cranston, John
Manchester, Benjamin Weaver.
rOridcncc.--Jamcs +. Simmons.
Charles Jackson, Edward +. Wilkinson.
Vashingion.--WilIiam A. Robinson.
Jesse l.. Moss, Joseph S. Barber.
Bristoi.-Benjomn Hall, Alfred Bos-
worth, Simmons Cole.
keM.--Wm. Rhodes, Thomas Whip
pie, James Slocum.
The Committee retired, and after hav-
ing returned, recommended the follow
ing Prox, which was unanimously adop-
ted by the Convention
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL WARD KING,
OF JOHNSTON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
BYRON OMAN,
OF BRISTOL.

Il FOR SENATOR'S,
ist NATn'L S. RUGGLEs, Of N'rrpon.
Cd JAMES ALpRrcH, Of Sciiuaie.
Id JoNA. REYNOLDS, Of ~ Kingsioun.
Ath HEzEKIAn BoswoRru, of Uarrcn.
9th ELISHA HARRIS, Of Coren,,y.
9th WM. L. BROWNING, of S. King.iomn
9TH HENRY ALDRIcn, Of W. Greenrich.
9Th JEREm'n WnIrrLE, of Cumberland.
9th EZEKIEL Fowler, Of SmiMGeM.
10Th JosErH OSBORNE, Of 7Trcion.
HENRY BOWEN, Secreia,u.
ALBERT G. GREENE, .aiiorusv
General.
STEPHEN CAHOONE, General
Treasurer.
"ln the place Of Philip Thomas, who
declined reelection.
The Committee reported that they
had not thought best to dctain the Con-
vcn'ion so long as it would require 70
select State Committee, as they were
anxious TO present the nnmes of mem
who were so situated as to be able TO
attend to the important duties Of thnt
Committee.
Voted, That the Nominating Com
mIttee be continued, with power 60 elect
a State Committee and Gil any vacan-
c'cs which may occur in the prox.
lhe following resolution was offered
BY Mr.. Whipplc of Coventry:
Resolved, Tba; we will use ali fair
md honorable means to secure the
election Of the ticket nominated.
The Convrniion then rose.
ASHER ROBBINS, President.
MILAN r, WATSON, ! so.r.,,,;.
THOMAS A. JrNcKEs, secretaries
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

VIRGINIA SE,,ToR.-IIon. WIN. G..
Rves, has been elected by the Lcgis-
latufc of Virginia, Senator in Congress
from that State, for six years from tho
''h Of March next. In joint ballot the
whole vote wns iGi; necessary for n
choice 83. Mr.. Rivcs had %, Mason
10, Mcdonnell 30, scattering 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

~ Ladies who cultivate flowers will
gratefully receive the following recipe for
uss1roying very Troublesome reptile. Il Is
"ken ron lIovcy's Magazine OF Hort icul.
otms ~ pots may be- easily destroyed.
WnPy ny watering the soil wnh line.w ter.
""'en may he made hy putting piece of
''ine' weighing ab"nt two pounds, inin nail
o' ""ior; when thc whole Is siakcd. and wei,
s,irfed up It should bc allowed to- ,ctle.-
he cI'Hr water may ilcn be turned or and
The pois literally Naicred with II, Tho
worms ~'ll s""u leave the ptewises, by crawl
ing "ut upon The snIioec. when they n,ny be-
taken "h aud destroyed. II any remain
mother Watering may be- applied. We have
ncvrr f'uId any dhbculty ia destroying them
by this melhud."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28


The special order WINS then taken IN,
beng the prospective pre-emption bill,
on It's third reading, when
Alr. Crittenden moved to postpone its
farther discussion until Monday next,
and gave his reasons at length.
Alter some remarks from Alessrs. Clay
and Benton, the question was taken on
the postpone ment, and decided in the
negative, as ioilows--yeas 10, nays 30
Mr.. Crlltcndon then renewed bis mo
tIon 10 recommit the bill with instructions
to SO amend as To embody the two prn.
cIpIes Of pro-emption and distribution.
On this motion long and animated
debate cnsucd, which occupied Tho SEN
ate until sun-down-Nessrs. Crllenden,
Wright, Webster, Benton, and others,
participating.
On motion of Mr.. Lumpkin, tho Sen
ate adjourned.
The HousE after the reception Of pc
IiiIons, again resolved itself into com
nIltec oi The whole on the bill io author
ne the issue OF an additional five millions
II Treasury notes.
Mr.. Waddy Thompson, who was en-
tiled 10 the floor, addressed the commit
cc Tor an hour and three quarters.
Mr. j having concluded, The chair
nan gave the noor 10 Mr.. I,heu, who
lad not concluded when the committee !
osc
Is SENATE, Friday, Jan. o2.-Scve-
al commute allons from the War mud
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
rAnn q CILEs.

Family Grocery and Commission Merchants, in rear
ct the Exchange. T. OF Main street.
quo leave u an the aitsuii"n 81 tlir ruds anil the
she s,n-r'i' their stock Of Family Co oorie-, Of
H'o~a ant ioaG Susar- 81 an qu,nues
iuNerNci aud Crushed do
Oh Whnc, Old Law aud Iasu,Ia coffee
I'in,.ad, sugar house sui % MO!iss's
s,lrond sh.d and Roe IIsrruss
n ns,,. IT w'. sps,a an fellow ,,"dl''
P'eshnE Nn'Ehr, very superior
spi,,sof rors
lfcsh nops, ~ sort
salad Oh, In n,sks and bottles
walnut, Muahi""n and Tou'.tnc taisup
LONDON, French aul American Musiatd
Pickles, a.sor"i
GuaNa J,llr and Preserves
branded fguiis
AucEoyics, Auchovy Paste, Picked LoLsicis aud
French -irdincs IA Oh
Olives AMI tspsTs
huccaruni, NcrtuicSuc
GA Bug ifh and Ametiean Cheese
Tuiwcls Soda Crackers
LI SS e., rfr , ' F , a stout p"' and qna9s'
lmpcrisl Guupovyier. Young II,sou aud Blick Teas
2hihds2me l.cpneied chests. cunslao' o~Ions' fou'
Oh Lafayette, Nae sburn aud Hope ~ Madeira
Pale aud brown sherry Vines, various brands. part
oldrumaIs
Port Vine, ul' and genuine
nkct's Old Anchor l<I
nhri-ons ,own irup"nsiion)D
STARTLING nurruniy
Sparkling suu sui iipcka
London Dock Cosuae brandy
Do d. Z Z.Hsrsl S do SS' v yc ISS
nu,r. imroircd In 1910
oli Arplc lIandy and Rye whisky
Double H"rricd schicduin Gin
Rogahn, toustyEE and Principe Cigars
Old Cuba smoking Tobacco, all IL Which, together with
Other articles too numerous I" merton, offered io
sale Tor oashoi iopunctus customers iow they cat
Ice had In thus market. Any article pnrcrafc1 Of rs ta
"""- not giv' curc aisiactuu, may bee returned th'
TIudc'. 80 27-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27

Rich rnd brilliant -chcmc-tuorc pTiZes than blanks
more Than one hnh q" the prizes Will have them cuhcr
IIcC uttwu uf the drown numbrrF-lG drawn b1llts
NtEuil hononsaa Lottery Extra Class <5-To Sc ,l-.
dc hy tile drawing ~ the Union Lottery, by authoI, Of
.iwE "T luioTnIl lmpruvc In Alexandria. u. state
Icazury Delaware 'oilcge anu Common Schools In the
tate Of Delaware" Useful Manufacture u the stat.
nuth Caroline, Green nud Pulaski Nouumcn, In the Ciiy
Savannah aud state of Georgia Glass No =, for 1911
}" drawn at Alex hir,a ou Saturday, &ii October l-lt -
i1Enihr'n scheme ctand prize Ot sN,OSu, Of eco u,
OF .5tnc ! If luu.N, OF sl1, "i 5Un OF 6l'n Of
hH Il lN, 81 2s, III 2ill, of 5SU. e l7iI, ~ 4
5n ~ VI 100 - ni ul, 6u J1 "a I,J OO uf 30
~ Of ~, l5u 81 81, I2i OF liO, ~ OF ia.
tcuhratc Of aPaskigc OF ~ whoc Tickets. .e2G1 pO
Du..-.-.. do. --....G Half. 1870 "
do..-...s6 QuaGtcr...do. ..Gi 80
d.. -.tn. Eighth. - -
Mhlr ILLkCts ssl-ahlIcs in nInpoIilon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
BY HOFFMANS < 90.
EXTENSIVE s 81 , oF very OLD AND pARrrcr

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY OLD AND PARTICu-
LARLl CHOICE WINES. SC
- AnMtIlON IN IIlE CITY of BGLTINORE
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of October ne1r Ar 10
- @e.ocs 4 Mo be continued from DAY to dsy until
A. the Warehouse o. l. VI smith No p Sour street.
"a uloTc NcWlse Is entire extensive s'ars nj 81
aul very choice Boiled and DemJ1Aned Wines and rir
rs. consisting Of '- '-t''
.blll bottles ui MltCiras SIicrrics. Port &
80 dcm1oans Of Ma1sira ant sherry
liD On superior OH BRANDY. st.rts Gin L.. ia
A,'tI viii ~ ls, huis quarter AMI nall guarer casks
"i Va icITa ami sherry Vine all OF which vii he r,r,-
AI,' guIiu. rated iu Catalogues hereafter.
VI SiH'i long residence in Madeira. previous 10 his ss
ia'sang himself 90 This Cry than ~ years ssa a5r
.,.l i kHo"it se of the most celebrated estates IN ON
me isni from which his Aaicras have al heca selected
lnI s.cuinHauuE Tor many years lie therefore can viii
,n.u'hcc assert ilihC quality Of the major srt ran
ed houses in MADEIRA "
Tne Sherues Pom, Brandy, sc &c are all Of SUPERIOR
lIay AMI his own imPoratons from the most regpect,.
bic h.Us B. ' 'NrfNN''
As Toe delicate health II the proprietor prevents his Al
ieuNnu To- business, and obrgs him 20 retire 10 npIs,
GiTF N - ''' .1 fs'-
90 the sale. " '1 ",''-"
HoFFMNNs & co. Aucronecrs
IL SNa.oEucs may be bad on aud amer Ire sgh ms,
lc Goods wi be arranged for examination on the Wlu
= EU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
s5O.OOO. s3n.noo. s25ocn.

Va Monongalii Lottery EUra Glass No p for ISiI-To
r determined 10y Tie drawing It the Union Lottery IL.
No = or l~ll, 60 be drawn Alexandra, u. e. Stur
iy Oct &ii, lsil lGdrIWu ballots Magnificent scheme.
grand carua uIlzc 81 SjHtul spleHait prize ct sD
"' d" al HNN' ln dn Of IGtuO przH ui $50 OF sD
prizes Of Hht 'otl7ih 20 Of $780, 10 1850 So of l
et ~ ~ of 100 loo "f Slu sc. 10 drawn numbers Out
u - Iirk'ts $50 halves 10, quarters o. ci.hths 81
certificates Of Pack ges ri whole Tickets s<GO-shares
u proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
SAILS AT Al CTlON
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

REGULAR SALE DAYS-i5n~ay, tV.,...y - !.
fLi-Hy.. sale nr Horses every Saiurfay 60 49,
ees made On Goods TO our Auetion - NN avian
WI he SOLD IN MONDAY. 9Th ins,,nf AZ on, .,,.,i
-torc, ,undiy articles OF Furniture GTo..,s. Nnon
Dressing Tables
Hair ami -huck Nafrassss
Cots and Rocking Chairs
Wool Scat
MidlinE and shoulder Rarop
JoNSls ami Wool
wrapping Paper Of on szcs
french hranfics and Eundry other ,,ti.t..
HJ- TIC above sale tn commence al 81 oicioek
VIII be aiici 10 our sale. THIS Morning . n, - MI,
eral pair or Pistols, SnuT boHcs cts ''' aS' sew
SC ROBERT HILL Co Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
PRINCES NURSERIES, AND GAR

THE New Catalogues are ready for distribution
Il sfats, 10 those Who Apply, postpaid, per mail ThCy
cnsr an 100 n'us" assortment Of FTur ami pTnsmcuta
Trees, Shruhhgry aud Plants, China Roses vario.
ties Blihous fnwcr Roots; splendid DlhHas: Green
House Plants; Gaficu Seeds Sc. AL 81 yhi, are priced
al greatly reduced rates. discount OF lu per cent Is
made when cash draft some city IL seu, with tHo
orucr, as then al trouble Of collection is saved
ORDERS, per mail, tn WIN r. Prince, will receive PROMPT
attention. aud executed iu manner sIlt cannot fail 10 give
Subtraction and will bc forwarded as directed.
New YORK, :. ptcmb"r, ISL seq djt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
RICIIJIoSD AC,DEu,
EDUCATION.

Preparatory English, French and Latin Schoo'.
NJ !lll.lEl school viii be OPENED On MONDAY
~ the <'h - irncT. She frame House ia III street
npT1 corner 90 the lot ~ t" RuIcrt GrseUlo Nj
VIII ne a>ssiaEce OF au English and FTcuch Teac her
Nu tL.ldIt We toys for hghsT Classical school. IN all
nu .nk,s Habiu'iy in rH' sr-o" a. tho boys
o TO ~ years I-lnava maze progress IN French
ihcl Wi. c taught Latin through The medium n IN, On
gl-h snd French Apply iu Mr g.. A. above ryery ,y
. go .V ", ul-ll iu. ~ oi October . di2t
RlFLL fOMbEG.-"e shall receive iu fr,r ,i,vs
- shlmtni 81 ~ kegs Of IF and Eff Ride Pewter
NhtH vi" h' ou'r't a. very low p.cs: d can remain N
Ice "I charge O. the pure hasers The above
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me t'lf lawn Mills Connecticut amt me quality u var
aUi.H equal 10 GnN Powder made erhnr u mis- Country
or 5.,ni'-l De above manufactures having rlraishc
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-27
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Virginia MnnougIii Lottery. Glass NJ Tor Isu-T, bc
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IT Packages - Whole Tckes. si2Jslarcs in proper
ION.
=. For Tickets aul Shares, and Certificates OF Pack
'asr4 IN the above Schemes Address
J. e.. GREGORY & co.
Managers, Richmond. Va
II > Drawings Immediately afri they are IyrT fo
tll who order Is above A., -