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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

Iao Savannah Republican has good cause 10
compliment the Congressional Delegation from
'oorgis. Taken as whole, no State can boast a
hoo'er representa,iOn-always excepting the Hon.
Mr' Cu'heer', who is literally nobody and nobody
representative. Mr.. Beuien, the head Of the repre-
sen,a;lon, is one Uf the first men in the country.
tbs talents are Of high ORDER and they set off
and adorned by spo,less reputation. and devo
ted loyalty to his principles and his friends. The
members of the House take rank with those from
any other State. They are sound, practical men
and several ofthem possess shining abilities. With
them to defend her honor and sustain her interests
Georgia has nothing to fear.
"OUR DELEGArIoN IN CoSeREss-At its head
stands our fellow citizen, Judge Bsrren, whose
active Participation ~ the important business OF the
Senate, shows only his ability and industry, but
the respect and influence accorded TO him. His al =
vocacy OF tho Bankrupt Bill, aud the strong and he
Brought to It's friends, as 10 obtain lis prompt
passage, will secure him the srl,tiul regard Of at
least 100000 OF his cOuntrymen. How sad the con.
lrast To our State, when wo turn 10 his Inefficient
colleague, Mr. Cuthbeu!
In the House, we have as our own immediate re-
preventative and advocate, MIR kirC, whose energy
and efficient activity, give him dcseryed.y high
stand His Home Squadron Bal 10 monument TO
his saSaoity and Judgment Dawson is ever active
IN promoting the interests Of the State and has AT
las; deprived the Loco Foco papers of their motto
OF dead horses" Tor the Appropriation to pay for
them IS carried through. His high stand IN the
House, shows that his sterling qualities ara spprs-
GATED. Warren, with his Zone huus" resolution
alone, had he no other laurel, would stand foremost
MS an effective member NlsbeI and Gamble Me.
rwether AMI Afford, Foster and HuberSham, are
always resdy TO defend the rights OF our State
against aggression, and able and willing cham.
pioas OF sound measures, at all tunes.
IL rs not tansc who speak most, who have most
power, else were Mr. Wise, of Virginia, in the FIRST
rank. There 10 silent iriJsn arising from com
mon sense and know edge of business, that is fir
more 20" crtui than that ofa mere decamer, though
he DC eloquent Such an influence do some OF our
Representatives WELD, for they are not heard on
every occasion, speaking to Buncombe," but only
when "a word IN season IL required.
Is a who.e then, Georgia may boas, (barrng
Mir Cu;hoeri) OF as valuable, and powerful a dcls
CATION, TO say the leas'l as any other Sta;e-and
"e.. may her c.uzens be At Jnce pleased and proud
Of iL"-Ssg. Rep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

The SPEAKER here res,a ell The Chair. ard
the Private Secretary OF the P.esii.nt announced
ne P1esidenrS signature TO the Home Squadron
The debate was then resumed upon the Bank
Mr. PAYNE Of Ala. oddressed the House in OF
position TO the Bill.
The debate was continued by MIR Payne until
four O'Clock.
The floor was given to Mr Bolts. The Com
mlltco rose and the House adjourned.
lit contemplated, believe to take the Bill from
the Committee on Friday, and in the meantime TO
give the debate up pretty much to the opposition
members
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

THE subscriber CiT.rs Tor sale his vcry valuable estate
situated u the county OF GrCrulr'T, nuI CONTAINING
ahlI l'Up acres i.s property embraces four innI .
Nti Farms adjoining caIh vihcr, aud both sides Of
"FcchutitT NS"T-ulnyC au1 h'tw GTcruhrirT Bftvr
AMI is divided 10y the James River 4 Kanawha Tuuuk
one "i the iirms contains IA more of strong
Lnesnnc Land JT Of which under fence, has rhrc
improvements thereon lud finely hy nine gtnd
springs ILTec 81 the farms immediately ON
me lSeI at and very near the Bnugc over which the
James RIVER kanAwha Turnpike passes, an. contain
." ncrcscr upwards, Of Low Grounds u an c1rpIIrut
qlay lhc improvements this portion Of the Estate
are n most desirable MISUNDERSTANDING uf yRlua
DIE Grist Mil, in good order and l oupraou- uTSy
and extensive story brick IaycrnIIr,isn with all ~
crssary out houses situated on the Turnpike a6Iar emf n
ihe buise-au Iron Foundry npcsi,iun-a dcUrt
nl ny resiitncc on the western eide the river with
a.. necessary out bulldogs &C. besides several other
Houses Of yterrut Kinds Eutab farming or renting
purposes HE Nnuuiiu lAn1 IL well tmbcTr, Win r,S
Improvements mere ou-uuc OF which h. a saw Mill aud
commands The water power at GTcenhrici River Tor I'D
Iaics' AMI that Of AuihuuN's Creek tor seven
rev opportunities have been presented L. Capalg'g for
80 pruhdbls au investment within the luts OF Western
Virginia The situation Of this property with regard TO any
hh' 81 internal Improvements which devised for
connecting Eastern and Western NTrui-The vast and
never iuiuE wafer power which it communicates utuc
uaiS proximity 10 the Turnpike, ani the GEccubfiaT River
Iken ~ connection with the circumstance that IL is only
miles distant from i"i town Of LcHsbuTg on the one side
ad sih IRON The Whine - puT Springs uthcT-uTe
sht Advantages Of to most valuable acicr nirt.t
description Of the premises 10 cCmcd unucccsrary rs
ihe subscriber residing thereon take pleasure al All
m 10 gNnz IL those, icsirous ~ putchi-nr more par.
'euIhi mo- h'lioh' HENRY b. HUNTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
Cutting off NJ m, kn,,s.

Mr. Payne Of Alabama, who a few years
since advocated National Bank Of 100 millions.
made furious speech against the Bank Bill now
before Congress. lie rode very high horse. lie
talked Of Leonidas and John Tyler, Marathon.
MI.iades and the Jat,Iemenls Of the Constitution,
and swOrc Justify thl. the South would never sub.
nit to such tyranny.
All this torrent Of eIoquencs was arrested by q
simple question by Mr.. Morgan Of New York. who
asked Il the gentleman, when member Of the Le-
gs.aturs Of Ala51m1, had not voted TO instruct the
Senators from that State, and r,1uos, the Reprs-
sen,ativos TO vote for Nl,iona. Bank, with cap
itaI Of a hundred mi,ions2
Mr. Payne made no reply
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
WHEAT AND FLOUR IN ENGLAND.
Pea rHE AoADr,

The following paragraph is Of the first Importance
70 those Interested:
a further advance has taken place in the value
Of English wheat, consequent upon the very unset.
tied state Of the weather, which has some DAYS
past been marked by heavy falls Of rain, and by
cold winds; it IS generally thought the wheat crop
will IN any case be under on average, and should a
change o, weather take place, the result Of the har.
vest must prove very unlavorablo. Foreign Wheat
has participated in the improvement, and ~ now
held for advanced prices. Bonded Flour is in mod
crate demand at from 24s Cd 10 25s per barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
HALIFAX ACADEMY,

Y =
VIE ITtis'rts oi t" HALIFAX Academy take picasn-c In
annuuclf To ihc public that they hsNc ptIrurri he
services OF III Charles u BarkFlal, NJ as prinr,i ~
nus institution" Ai IN they are now ready io Ile rec en-
uon"t S;ueus intending o pias a course OF yiu,
ruhrr preparatory tn entrance into CoIlcra or incl ~
active business Of life. '' " w"
They deem Il sufficient state that Mr. narksI,lc IL
l'rg'Hiu1, aud Graduate OF University of yr-
lion. '"'''''''
The Session commenced the l5t instant but AL vh,
cGior on or bciur" r LIST day of September Will hq en-
lci tSy recent order IT the Board 10 proportional DO.
duciOn FROM Tie Fixed prices Of tuition
Prices q FS'HoH per session gf HIOria.:
Ancient Language and LtcrLurc, pure aud mixed Ma
ihemauCs, Sciences, sc, an am
Modern Languages, additional al
Modern Languages, alone oI M
I9mnon Eas'ish branches, viz: Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, GgoEr1lly, GrlruIulr, "o 70 90
&. DRUI r.
tn ] CEEES. Secretary ,,,s -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICuNIND MARKETS Ar,n,,

We have had hoe rainy day-we say fine, DO.
cause nothing could have been more oppouune and
invgorating to vegetation. The corn crop in this
vicinity had suffered much and will be greatly ben
ehted
Not much business transacted out doors to-day.
The Foreign news has had no effect upon our
market as yet, Tobacco holds at old quotations.
FLOUR Dealers quote new at col, and old a
So and GO.
WHEAT General sales Tor parcels at 10 toI2O
The best crops will now command 100 To rs.
CDRN-G2I to G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
RICH MO ND:
FRIDAY MORNING. August o.

Mr. Archer was right in taking issue with Mr.
Calhoun as to the sentiment OF Virginia respectins
the designating doctrine of repeal. That doctrine
will be rcpudited by very large and the most re-
specialize portion OF the late Van Barren party Tbs
people Of Virginia, in the mass are a moral, law
loving people. They consider the maintenance of
the pablie faith and the sanc;y of private property
essenI.1 20 the preservation OF the Republic They
believe, too, in the sovereignty Of the people, ana
their capacity for li.governmcnt-bolh OF which
this new and mons;rous doctrine substantially dc.
mics. These new light politicians will find they
nave made one vary great mistake in resor,in, to
this desperate expedcn; to sustain themselves
MIR. Calhoun appears to have made hmse If quite
oilcous Of late in regard to the sentiments of yir
ciniN. lilo seems particularly anxious to take the
Old Dominion under the cover OF his wing, in con
junction with his dearly beloved friend, the Editor
OF the Enquirer. In former years lie was wont to
eHhori us TO spare no means 10 break up. root and
branch, the Richmond Junto-its destruction he
would say, was absolutely necessary to the horor,
the welfare and the good morals Of the State. Well
we have pretty Cffeciuay used up this rotten con-
are worth no more in the political, than
Brandon notes are in the commercial mart. And now
with the fatality, which attends all his mau~uvres,
he is hand and glove with them. As he went on to
Washington some Is months since, a coucSye was
held in this city, and the bargain was struck. He
pledged himself, for and in consideration of expect
ancies never to be realized TO 90 the whole for the
weasel" and the cohesive power OF the public
p,u-der." Since that time, he has vaunted himself
the exponent OF Virginia sentiment and the organ
Of the Richmond Junto. II any thing had been left
q that Old Firm, under his lead and protection, it
would speedily have gone the way Of alI flesh. By
his repeal notions, he will get the whole OF them
into the boltomiess pit. For that, which Mr. llirg
Of Georgia once said Of him, hold, good--he will
ruin any party with which he is connected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

E'setigHS.-lt may may not be unin,ercs,ing to
our readers, a, present, says the Biltmors Patriot
TO be informed in regard to tic time when, and the
States in which, the next elections take place Tho
annual election in Kentucky occurs on the % Au.
yIst-in Tennessee on the Chin Illinois on the
81, and IN Indiana during the same month. inois
chooses a legislature and three members sfCon-
srsss. This State is without representation in
tho popular house Of CongsCsS az present 10 ludi-
aul rhg election Is for members Of the legislature.
10 Tennessee they elect Governor and legislature,
and os the latter will have the choice Of two United
States Senators, that Circumstance impar,s much
additional inloros, to the contest, The contest be-
tween Jones ogd Polk, the candidates FOR governor,
isa spirited one and there IS ltIe doubt the former
who Is the Wing candi late, will triumph DOR
friends also anticipate Wing maiorI,es in both
branches Of ihc legislature. The elections govern.
or and members OF the legislature ~ Vermont and
| Maine akc place 10 September. IN Maine the con-
test will be very close. The candidates for Gov.
ernor in that State are Kent (W.) the proscn, Gov
ornoG and Fairfield, e. - the late one. In Yer
mont, the Wing party will, as usual, carry oil be
fore them. In Alabama, in August, governor on,
members Of the legislature take place, when the loo,
locos most probibIy, as usual, will succeed. Thes
are the elections which take place before our own
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

oo"s as tull; eve Ting indeed, the line OF ira
vel, full and over full.
writer IN the Express, looking to the Difficult
YES OF Keeping proper guard over the imports and
ine revenue, recommends that the Bureau Of the
FIRST Comptroller OF the Treasury be turned in,n an
iset, that system intended hut for about three
mllonS OF people s made 10 work for some eighteen
M hons, and hence disorders IN the collection of the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
s7.eIi.3A %
RAIN.

We hada copious and refreshing rain yesterday.
II nertended throughout the State, it will be bet.
ter than shower of silver dollars The Tobacco
and corn crops were both in crisis-this will re-
licyc them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED

ID@"THE ENPERIMENT.r-The frs, No
OF this paper will be ready Tor delivery on s,ur.
day Morning. 1t may he Obianed at the Printing
Office on l4th street, opposite Messrs. Dunlop,
Ainnrurc 4 ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
TEMPERANCE ,I,;DrINC

=, W meeting OF the Young Mems Total Ahstncnc,
S3'i"y VII hc held THIS EVENING a. the FIRST Hspsi
thurch AZ O'Clock. The public arc inyitrdtn atcnJ 81,
Nefal Aidi esscs may be expected. "
sun By order Of Ls President
nS- NOTICE-Thc sale AT MIR Icssc Fr,,Lii,,. -
t , snIrs Depot, will take place al 10 o..
CLOCK, THIS MORNING. See Auction Atlvsrtircr'cn,
aus m 49, culcnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

July ,. 1911.
Gentemen:-T see the Columbus Argus has mis-.
apP:ehended the meaning Of my remarks about the
bank. was speaking OF Whist the Northern men
We're wiling to do VIZ: let US have little respite on
abolition If we would go and vote for a b INK,
Farm, &c, not what | would do, but what they
were dosrous for us to do. shalt vote for a fair
bank charter, but not for Il foul one. am anxious
there should bc good bank, and in is not load,
with provisions against State Rights, | shall vote
for It with pleasure for feel and believe tina, the
rotten condition oi the banks the arrangement
o the currency, and the necessities Of the people n
together produce nn oyeSrung necessity that ought
TO lnet the doubts of every Pa'ro' and cause eve
ry State rights m n to knowledge as a truth that
the question has been often sdudicsted and act.
ed upon, and benehclaly, too, that it should now 10
treated as settled. The only question should be so
to frame the charter as to avoid infringing upon the
sovereignty of the States. In u word, am in IA
vor Of Mr. Tylcr's plan
Very respectfully,
your ob,dIeut servant,
JULIUS &. Afford
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
ENGLISH POLITICS.

The news by the Acadia, settles the fate Of the
Melbourne Ministry. Sir Robert Peel, with his
Conservative Cohorts, has carried the day by a
sweeping majority. This IS we believe, the first
time, that Ministry sustained by the Crown, has
been beaten at the polls.
We are not aware that tho change Of parties
there will have any material effect upon the r.ls-.
tons with this country. Both parties have profes
sed desire to cultivate and maintain ameaLie rela-
tons with US. The Wings, however, have not had
the irmnoss to do jusuce-li they had the dispo-
si;on-and under their rule, most Of the embarras.
sing questions which exist, arose. We may indulge
the hope that the Pee. Ministry V 100 pursue more
open and manly course, aud vii. forJear 10 rsscr,
to the bubbles and eyasions, which have dispn
sushed their predecessors.
On this point, We find the following in the New
York Express:
Correspondence % the New York Express
WAsnwCrog, July 81, 1911.
In your paper Of yesterday, see YOU are some.
what alarmed by a change Of m,n7,ry IN Great Bri.
tain, from believing that Tory admnstrlton will
he more 'Ihe.y to come Ia collision with us, than
Wing ministry.
When Mr. Van Buren, was Wee President. nj his
own table, with Mr. Clay his guest change of
ministry in Great Britain was the subject Of CONFER.
sltion, and the bearing It mght have on the AMIGA
BILE relations OF the two countries and the Interests
Of the United States, were reviewed Mr. Van Bu-
rem affirmed, that the Tory Administrations had re.
nera.iy been more forDearing and concIatory to-
wards Is than the Whig administrations and he
sustained his position by history.
A. the close Of his rem rks, Mr. Cay proposed
70 give a toast, and the company being prepared
he submitted lEe 'o..owIng-"A Tory liminIs,ra.
non co. Great Britain, and a Wing administration
100 the United States"
Mr. Van Buren, b. STATED az first, but psrcsiving
his company dd no, faIter, he united in the merrI.
mon; the sentiment OccIsioned.
II Mr. Van Buren, was correct in his history. we
s 81, have noihnz 10 dread from the change, and
Mr. Gays toast will have been prouhauc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTES.

TO - u : NIsNSNNl NVIES.
IRtAsuRr DErARINEsr, August }, 1911.
Amount OF Treasury notes issued under the pru.
visions OF the acts OF Congtess OF 1887 1873. 1852
$50 soc ,;SI 11z "a
Redeemed OF those issues 23S236G7 50
So ,GGJ Us
Issued under the act Of February,
ISL, viz:
Prior M'hI 6736SI -
Since NH i,973.25I IS
--56i6,93 90
Redeemed OF this .sSuo 9,2OG 80
Leaving outstanding -- 54I7 GG6 co
And making the aggregate ou.stand.
'ns on the LIST INST. Ss,305 $50 SO
T. EWING,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06

a GOUIMAND.-Th following is a passage
rom Meg Dogs amusing cookery book, relating
TO a Mr.. Hogerson, enthusiast in the science
Of eating, and she says a martyr
Tile, ms may uC presumed, was educated az that
university, where the rudment5 Of pa attic science
arc the most thoroughly impressed on the ductll or
gins Of youth. His father, n gentleman Of G,ou-
ccstCtsIre sent him abroad make the grand tour:
upon which journey he attended TO nothing but the
various modes oi cookery, and methods Of eitng and
drinking luTurIOusIy. Before his return, his father
died, and he entered into the possession Of a very
large monItd fortune, and a small landed estate.
He was now able 20 took oyer his notes Of 6picursm
and 70 discover where the most exquisite dishes nod
the best cooks were 70 be procured. lie had no
other servants iu his house than cooks his butler
footm4n, house keeper, cOachmln and groome were
oil cooks. lie had three ITALIAN cooks one was
from Florence, another from Vienna, and third
from Vtcrbo, for dressing one dish the doeefs De.
rnie Of Florence. lie had IH .sscupcr c1ustapt.
y on the road between Brittany and London. Ia
bring him the eggs Of certain sort Of pluycr fpunI
near ST. Muiocs. lie hiss eaten dinner at the
expense Of fifty eight pounds, though himself on y
SGT down 10 o., and there worcbut two dishcs.-Ilo
counted tho minutes between meals and seemed
totally absorbed I'M the idea, or IN the action oil
eating yot his stomach was very small. II WI,
tho exquisite favor alone that he sought In nine
years he found his table dreidfuy abridged by IN,
ruin Of his fortune snI himself FASTENED 10 poverty
| Ihigm1dc h.m melancholy, and brought on diseas.
When totally ruined (hayng spent Gl5OOOOl q
friend gave him guinea 10 keep him from starving
and he was found IN garrett soon az or roasting a.
ortoIon with his own hands. We regret TO odd tina
la few days afterwards this extraordinary youth sho
/ himself"
! JAMAICA.-Advices from Kingston 10 the OIL
July have been received AT New Orleans. Tn
| Bulletin says
The Authorities Of the island wcro ondsavourin
10 get ri Of their white poupcr population 10y ship
ping them to the United States Contracts Tor thel
transportation, NJ the rate Of SIG per head had beef
entered into.
The prospects Of good crop in the Island th
coming harvest, were RUterlng. ACCOUNTS ba
reached Jamsca from G1uiamala via Hondura,
which represent commerce IN Central America TO b
in state quite anguishing, with but faint ind
cations Of amendment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
CREEK coal.

'IHE consumers ~ Ga'C t'oa the City nj Richmond
l. are informed, that M JOHN WILL MS at the re.
t"rshurg Railroad Depot will be regularly supplied " IN
fresh raised Coal from the Creek Mnes ia Chesterfield
County.
The Coal is equal a domestic fuel to any ever raised
IN virginia, AMI will be delivered large lup ur OF ave.
rage we a. may be Prrierei JOHN J. wERTII,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
Tor the Bill-whiu States

And were the Wing States represented in the
House upon the same principle and the policy an
P,ieG, that was adopted by Alabama at the last
election, that OF res'rting to the general ticket the
opposition to the bill would be only nominal in that
body, the Suh-ireasury States only give AZ vote
and under the next aPporonment will not b. much
varied. What then becomes Of the position of the
GioOef Let the candid reader answer q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. HUBBARD submitted resolution OF in
curry directing the rost NJ General to investigate
the cause Of the delay OF the great Southern Mail
10 BalumotC-adOptJd.
petition for defending the Chesapeake By by
steam war vessels and another Tor q iouifcltIDo NJ
Havro de Grace were presented by MUssrs KEN
NEEDY and MASON.
Mr. OLIVER Of y York, moved the considera.
ton oflho Resolution which be gave nSsce Of yes
terday, as follows
"RtsOiucl, That the Rules Of Ibis House be so
far amended that oil amendments offered in Com.
nittoe Of the Whole, whether adopted in committed
or not upon the bill for the establishment Of fiscal
bank, shall be voted on in the House, by yeas and
nays one-hith Of the members present requiring shc
same"
MIR OLIVER said this was an imporlan, rcsor1
ton, and he trusted that the House would now as.
sent TO ils adoption lie hoped this especially
would be granted.
Mr. FILLMORE Of ". Y. rose 10 O. question oil
order lie wished 70 know II the resolution o
his colleague tMr on was IN order The speaker
replied in the affirmative.
Mr. BARKER moved TO lay the Resolution or
the table-rejscted. Finally, the resolution was re-
iscttd, ayes iO7-nuCs 81
UNITED STATES BANK.
Before u o'clock, motion was made that th,
House resolve itself into COMMITTEE ortha Who.,
Tor the purpose Of further considering the y 10 20 r.
corporate Fiscal Bank Of the United Slatgs-M
CLARK Of y. Y. resumed the Chair
MIR JOHN +. MASON Of Md. addressed tl
House in opposition TO the Bill, saying, much lee
Of tho B, under consideration Than Of The part
politics Of the country and Of Maryland. Mr Ma
son commended that the Representatives from IA
ctyof Biltlmorc and from two other election Du
trcts misrCprosented their constituents upon Oh
subject Of Bank Tie would not admit that moi
than two Of the Maryland Districts were On fave
of Bank, and argued that the other five Dstrc
were in opposition 10 the Bill.
Mr. BROWN, OF Phadol phia, addressed the Con
miuee ngainst the Bank, entering AZ length and
detail into the legislative enactment Of the State
Pennsylyania which led TO the charter Of the u.
Bank Of Pennsylvania.
Mr WASHINGTON Of N. G. spoke IN beh
ofthe Bill in q verv able speech.
Mt FERNANDO WOOD Of N. Y. spoke agai
tho Bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-06
CONGRESS or THE UNITED STATES.

uaily rsrcr; ................".....ss rsT auuum.
-en-- Ncekly. ucI annuln.
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