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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
To THE -EpIroRs OF III, wu,,

Gentlemen; Having aseertained, perfectly 70 NV
ss'acuon' the existence OF state Of things mimi
cal 10 the interest and advanas OF the Wing
IN thus Congressional district deem it a paramoun,
duty TO set forth a statement of facts for The b.,
ter elucidation of the points in difficulty. and n
prevent the Wing voters from being outwitted and
duped ny their cunning opponents
The Conservatives, who form a very eons;d.,,
ole party IN the district to be the immediate and
the Wings the ultimate dupes of this adrotI, go
eocted scheme-a scheme formed TO break ao,rr
through the means Of DIVISION the party and nonn'
Iarlty oil MAJOR Garland, the late member of Con.
gress who, u not IN name, is at least in official con-
DUCK as good Wing as the times REQUIRE and
men upon me true Jockey principle, TO bring in
most successfully candidate of their own destruc
tive opinions.
No sooner was It known that Gov Gilmer had
resigned the office which he held than the sub;sr,
OF opposition TO Major Garland, which had been 70,
some tune IN agitation amongst the managers of ,bs
Loco Foco party, without having been brought n
any definite conclusion, was Immediately revived
win The strongest hopes Of being able by runnino
Gov Gilmer against Major Garland, to create Al,
vision between the Wings and Conservatives W bicL
"oulu vino up IN nothing less than irreconca.
Die dismemberment OF the Harrison party in tbs
district. hope Gov. Gilmer, with that jiscern,
ment which has ever characterized him. will rsadi.
y see through the thin veil by which the Destrnc.
ives ana lntrguers are covered in this mailer Tn,
east reflection on his part must convince him, tina
IsOCO9
ways heretofore his opponents,-a few (say three Of
FOUR lmpracticabes and some Of his near relation
and connexions, carried away by their persona
! The Wings and Conservatives have united IN ,
man, both IN the Botetourt and Frederick CongTes
s'ona districts, IN support Of Wing gentlemen. VIII,
have been nominated in those districts ns sandi
dates, and would 1t not be, under such circum
stances, extremely ungenerous in the Whigs Of an,
AIoemarle district heedlessy TO break off and Sc
paraie themselves from party, Of whose aid the,
stand IN fully as much need as 10 the w bios in m
above named districts? There is not one word a
complaint against Major Garland for any vote civ
en- by him either during the late winter or the ses
SION preceding. and upon what ground. therefore
opposition 10 started at this critical moment in on
national affairs, future developments mus, tell
Ambition must be great indeed that could sesk f,
get into power under such a state Of things. an
The popularity OF a man, acting in subservlsnsv I
such considerations, would be az ephemeral as m
day. have the greatest confidence in the pat,iot
Ism and talents Of Gov. Gilmer, and must eTnre,
my admiration Of his late course out and ont br
cannot eouatenance his coming out for Congress
TINS Tune this ~ no time for quarrelings and b,ek
enngs among those who have been and should cor
tinuo friends and co-operators in their eoun,ry
cause AN ALBEMARLE WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

The Lynchburg Virginian very pertnenty in
quires, what has caused the Locos SO suddenly &C
cease their praises Of Mr. wisel What has he done
to incur their displessure1 Why is he not as much
patriot now as he was SIXTY days sinee1 He has
delivered no speech since that which made tn,
bold and frank" Editor of the Enquirer deelar,
that he did not "hesiate to thank HIM from the bot,
tom OF his heart" Does his published speech fall
snort OF the gen,lemens expectations1 Do they find
In 1t no signs of treachery and ratting1 Have they
caught Tartar7 Some explanation is due. Mr.
Wise may be able to survive even Loco Foco praises
but what will be the condition of the last generation
readers Of the Enquirer They see nothing and be-
lieve nothing but what the Enquirer tells them
and until that paper recalls the euloges it has lavish
ed upon Mr. Wise, they will swear to his orthodoxy.
which might, in the end, lead to many bitter conse-
quences to Loco Foeoism.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
To u, Edii.r, nfn. rpLl.

Gentlemen-In your paper NJ ,..,..d... -
an article signed "Msny Electors = vb;sS
approve Of, with the exception Of the no,,sr,;,,
which know u erroDeous-and allow ne ~ ~,
MANY Electors" that the Loco Foeo,. AZ 4. 80. w.
them are not opposed 10 Mr. Daniel bat much nv.
Istested N b. success. Permit me to make on,
olher remark, that u would, in my opinion. he a..
grading 70 the Metropolis OF the Old Dom;nio, :,
be obliged TO go TO an adjacent county TO hod n.r
son 70 represent her. Mr. Daniel is man OF undi,.
Puted talents and Integrity, and s every way c,ps.
Ole OF dIsebareing the tust ifeonferred on him. Com,
confidence in. CANn0pp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
TO THE vIRGINIA ANn RI

Os -.
Inc subscriber proposes, it patronage will war
ran, the enterprise, publish in the City of Wash
ington, a Daily Political Journal, to be called the
OBSERVER" II subscription, will iusurv b;.,
his wish is to issue the first number on the frs,
hohoay oil June next-one week or two at fArthest,
alter the commencement Of the Extra Session Of
Congress.
Inc observer, il 1t goes into operation, will cri-
t'cIse freely and unreservedly, the action of the
Federal Government, without "ear, favor, or affec
ton" IL WILCOX for support to the Peopie and the
People only. Having taken an active part in The
election of Gen. Harrison, ardently hoping and eon-
hdently believing that his Administration will ius.
uiy 'he generous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic
expectations OF the American People, | yet pledge
myself to extend to it no Understanding support.
l sha'i be happy TO praise, but net afraid to CEN
sure nave long ago promised my conscience
never TO be man worshipper, never TO sustain any
man or any set Of men, against the Constitution Of
the country. This vow mean to keen to the hes,
OF my ability, so hepme God!
II the People will sustain me in this at,.mn,. IN.
fruits of near 20 years Of editorial experience shall
Ce dedicated diligently and laboriously, 10 render
the Observer worthy Of their favor. promise them
- W. 'SNS"ih ~ that lncy snail nave political
print at Washington, If not able, yet honest faith
iuI and true 10 them and the cause ofthe country.
and the Rights Of the States and Of the Peooie.
Whether print is or is required at the Federal
Metropolis, whose eanngs shall he TO the States
and not to the central authority, leave il to the
country to say.
thro" out these proposals now, intending in a
snort time TO be more specific. I wish to ascertain
II there exists disposition to support a psper n,
Washington which will give a cordial support IN
den' Harrison or any other President, while he en-
titles himself TO it by the ConstitutonaIity Of hi,
course but which will primarily be jealous and dis.
irusuul Of Federal power, and certainly mora
prompt to attack its excuses than TO acauesce in
them, let who will be at the head Of the Govern.
ment.
AS the time IS limited, request those who ar,
disposed to support me in this enterprise. to an.
nounce by letter.
JNO. II. PEASANTS.
Richmond, March god, 1871.
| ~ Hehmon1 Enquirer, Petersburg InteIlissneer
LJnohburg Nrginan, Winchester Republican, DsuvnI,
reporter National Inteuseneer, Raleigh Register an,
Sar and other papers exchanging with the whg are re
specifically requested to give bis Prospectus few ioser
tons. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
DErAarMrsr OF Stare, MAacH ~. 1871,

DErARrnEsr OF STATE, MARCH ~, ls4t.
10 W. OF; LAIR CL.axr, WILLIAM S. MuRrH,
and HupsoN NJ. GARLAND. Esos
Gentlemen:-It is the desire of the Pscsden, I,
be fully acquainted with the state of progress /,
~nich the public works in this city now are, an,
WIN me degree Of skill, fidelity, and econom,
with which those works are carried on
For this purpose he has appointed YOU n Com
mission OF Ex animation and lnq uiry, and he wish
es you to direct your attention to the follow ins
points:
!. What is the number Of persons emp,oyed or
ho puoIc buildings now IN progress in the city, ex
elusive OF laborersi This is the more necessary a,
| many OF these persons hold Offices not created Inv
specific provision Of law.
Z. What IS the respective duty Of each of the,,
persons' ~ ''e''
3. What prices are paid to them for their ser.
vices; and whether, IN any case, the compensation
10 unreasonably Target
=. whether there has been, or is, any lust ground
OF complaint aginst those persons or any of them
eitherin Segard to their own diligence and skill. q,
thcm1
IL you have any reason to suppose that any one
mas been guilty OF misconduct, YOU will state the
charge to him and give him an opportunity to answe,
u; and Will report no evidence Of which the party
shall not have had notice.
You will inquire into no mans poltical oni,;on.
oe preferences; but, it be alleged that any person.
having the power of employing and dismissing Ia.
oorers, has used that power, either in employing or
olsmssng, with any reference to the political opn.
IONS OF those who may have been employed or dis.
missed, or for any political party object whatcv-
err or IN any other way violated his duty for party
or election purposes, you will inquire into the truth
OF such suggestion; and If you ind reason to think il
uel-iounded, IN any case, you will state the par
ncular facts and circumstances on which your
opinion is formed.
IL is not intended tina, this Commission shall be
., iong continuance, nor be attended with any con-
SIDERABLE expense. You will use as much despatch,
therefore, as the nature Of the case may allow, and
make report TO this Department. A reasonable
sum viii be allowed to you for your time and ser.
vice out OF the appropriate fund.
br THE PREsIpEsr's oRprR:
%. WEBSTER, Seertiary Of Siair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
RICH MON d:
THURSDAY MORNING. Apn,, :,
NOTTOWAY-

We publish to-day the Report of the Commit.
tee Of Elections on the contested election from thi
county; from which it is manifest thai, the gooe
people ofthat county were msrepresented throus h
out the last session. In consequence Of the manv
three and four days. speeches of Bayly, Brown o.
Preston and such fry, the House was unable to
act upon the report-and by this means, Dr. Fi,z.
gerald (~ho, apart from his locOfocracy and hi.
occupying seat to which he was not entitled, is
very estimabe gentlcman), sat in the House ill the
close OF the session. with all the dignity of the en-.
bodied sovereignty Of the people Of Nottoway.
This usurpation of their rights will scarcely be tole-
rated for another year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

SAID Es,sin G. BsstA, informing him az his in,sn,;or
mast on The validity Of the said return, and ii,
rsn, 70 ms seat on other grounds; but upon reeur.
ring to the certificate ofthe justice sppen to an,
ssme, appears TO have been left at the residence
OF me sad Seoh on the aeth day OF May, $780, no,
hin the time prescribed by the 4lst section Of the
before recited act
Z. Rsssised, That the sitting member from the
sa'd county OF Noto,eay is entitled to seat in
the present house of delegates that the same oueh,
70 be vacated and writ Of election issued to sup.
ply the said vacancy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

10 IHE EDITORS oT THE RIeHHoRD WHrs.
Can the Post Master At Cb,rI,s C,tv c.,
House, IN Virginia inform the Public. how manv
BUSHELS Of the Erira Globe and other viLlatnot,
papers were ranked TO that Office by that "unnrs.
sumptuous shrub" which is nouris6sd in Ibe ofic.
Of U. y. Treasurer. ] hope don't intrude, Mr.
i,tea'ureH u was TO have been hoped. that gen.
That he had forfeited his Office by his oiicious In.
Isuefenee m elections, would have walked out Of
aEoors, and not waited TO be I'D down stair,
Out With him, Old Tip, that his fate NAV lie !
warning 70 other meddling ofHee-holders.
a HirRiafau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
BALTIMORE MARKET
orrrcx or THE AnraIe.. NJ o.

1919 % rHE AMERICAN, March %, SPIN.
fLouK.-Salcs Of Howard street Flopr or ono,
common brands were made from s,or, On S. ~ 60.
70 ,ne extent Of about 600 barrels at g. SO, whie}
are not advised of any transactions and O,n we
25. "' receipt price at u
The last sale of City Mills was a, $3.50. To
sales. wv We near OF no
GRAIN.-No sales ofwhea, TODAY. W.
lar TO strictly prime Md. reds at s5aS3 e,s f''''
Sales OF yellow Corn to-day at 46 ets. md n,
white at 4Is45 cts. s"' anu o'
40 no sales OF Rye. We quote Md. nominalIv a,
and Va. 24a25. 's "o''h zoax' cts.
sales OF Cloverseed on Saturday and IN .d.v =,
prime quality at ~, s0as4, 62b per busbeI VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
z IR Gull AR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Second COmp.rOiier's Office, March %, Is4i.
Sra: You are hereby required to render vo,,
account OF disbursements for the current Quarter
as soon after It's close as is practicable, ana in 40
dong you will present with and refer to in your
accounts current, two abstracts, one referring 70
vouchers Tor payments made for demands which
accrued prior TO the 4th instant the o,hsr n IT,.
subsequent thereto, unless your disbursement. since
that day have not exceeded in amount the fund.
then on hand. Should tina, be the fact, your ac.
count may be rendered as heretofore:
You will, however, in all cases. report the amour,
of funds in your hands on the 4:h inst
Subsequent quarterly accounts are tn ba ran.
dered as required above, should they embrace paw.
inst. S ''
BY direAion Of the Secretary of the Treasure
ALBION h. PARIS, Comptroller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
MARRIED

, On Thursday, the 25th inst, by the Rev. Georse
Northam, MIR. RICHARD II. DicKrssos. of R;rS.
m me TO MISS VIReIsI. ScOrr, daughter Of Frank
lin blackburn, OF Middesex county Va,
On the 9th inst, by Elder JAIME, r T.vIo A.
MApLow FoRp, OF Gooehland county, to Miss Lu.
CT ANN THURsros, of this city.
=, AT the Village Of Hoosick Falls, on the 9th Of
Me.eh, by the Rev. ID. T. Burger. MIR w. DAsIrLI.
VI hichmond' TO Miss IRENE S. MussELL, daugb,
ter OF Her. Mrnsel, Jr, Justice of the Pesss
Rensselaer, Co. New York. sas''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

ARRIVED,
Brig Dante, Stoddart, New Orleans, sundries 10
Z. B. Benuy, J. Wombe, Davenport h Allen.
Sehr Pamlico, Stoddart, Boston, sundres, 10 In.
lOes 4 Brother
Sloop Sally Ann, White, Smith6ed, sundries.
Schr. Mary Bright, Bright, Baltimore. sund,ies
SAILED,
sehr Weymouth, Couch, New York, tobacco
and -four.
sehr. Missouri, Ksrwsn, Baltimore, coal. &c.
Schr. Forest King, Baker, Boston, -four and TO-
bacoo. ~
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, 10.
baeco, &c.
VIA CANAL.
AHRlVED-Canal boat William l.. Lancaster.
Harrington, with sol tons merchandise, 10 J w
Dibfell Co, W Barrett, Blgwell, Smith 4 Jones,
and l. Ludlsm & Sons paying eIs7 % toll.
Canal boat Lynehbure, Johnson, with 26 tons
pig iron 70 Bagwell, Smith 4 Jonesi paying $50 ~.
CLEARED-Csnsl Boat James Madison, Co
voll With ssi tons mdze. for Lynchburg, Scots
vile and Columbia, paying $50 "a.
Canal Boat Pionssr, Pellet, with 20 tons ndze,
70 LynehIurg, paying sISi SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

~" Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the day az
practicable. All advertisements INTENDED n, 49,,
uon IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed IN on
day after. NPP0'' u"'n uhe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
THEATRE.

Mr.. Lambert was honored with brilliant bou..
at his benefit Tuesday evening-a complim.p,
richly deserved by the zeal and taste he has ii,
played in catering for the public.
This evening is Miss Inverarity's benefit The
ball Of fare presents a rich treat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

Sa,es Of TOBACCO" shOckoe Warehouse, March
81, 1871:
WIN: u Payne's (of GoochIand) CROP hhds
%S'' ''i hhd' at 25; making the crop of -
hhds average $40 80. ~ -
James A'kInson's tOf Louisa) crop-Lus,. No.
!, sI4ii No. 3, ~ 25; No. ;, 5. so. M ,5 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE
REcIIvED Ut
u MI LII N Ill a N NJ 81.

A LARGE supply Of the most Fashionable Music for III,
lion sons fors, lately published together with Insire.
TrRRTnss and Accordion wi MUSICAL IN.
ta rom n. Sa dsrsn binds at Wholesale BY
additional Music will be regularly received sosn
steI icing published In the Northern Ches ANY Muss
h1 on hand will be promptly procured, and ON az ,Syora
He Terms as at any other Estsbshent OF Music store In
ing Just to hand: ~ " 'o"o~'
Ny heart knows only one Think Of me then. y, 7 90
The Maid of ero, sweet lriends-words Mira
hainent oil the Irish Emi The Foraker One
Farewell INV p.,c.oo,v., 'heIes beauty in the morn.
n hreathinE false to thee
Ola Mater MIL by nusse The gentle Queen Of Flower.
Pirates SEEM. "o us sad TO think upon the
Come 10 The HiSs,,,a, l9yoSs days OF old, bv Hon.
me Better Land Mrs. He.lO touch for me Inv harm
pray for thee or the Fare. FaTs~ell to thee Mar,
W., wei The Young Solder
Strike the silver String loll Uemsns " ~ "''e' "'s
The Moon is be.mns oe ming ane BY %e c Weber, k,s
,n re no submissive Wife NJ in the Arbour-Comic
Come ma H., ~ nome t"hen, when wilt thou meet
wssR day sS' going, from something IL Els.
wALTZEs, RoNDEAus AND MARcurs
Harrison QuadriIles nv Ros,in' "uA 90 'hss'e'
h, MIsT and Tyler GraDO Air like
"I Mn pade ouadrineN by loves RiOrne by Vie.
RGHdeSu Sur Gn Mof f,om Fantal.Ie LAmba.sadrice,
saInc strauss walEes
SS'shne, from Zan- Ia Norma Quadrlca March.
Pss ueucied by Vie es, and the Opera Of La
CO., W ps pupil Miss Norma, consisting OF Du-
e., 70 ~ , 'oIu cts, Solos, In Italian and
49,, .,I no on norm Cele English words, with many
the Wood, by T. Fiorini
ALSO,
few supeIior vIoLINs iClarioneUs
80 superior VIOLIN and Caiters Treatise on Harmony
cHifGr Sfrings, just In. Burrows Muscs PrImmeI,
III 'e'' IL WHOLESALE andIe Musical Encyclopedia
Blank Music Paper Of the cal DieiIonsYy' %e by W
best quality \ Porr.r ''' 49, - w.
PORT Folos. Tor Music Musical Cr,mm,r 4, Pom,
Cocoa Wood Flutes, with eI Paris br DIR CaIeott 800
ira Keys - -
Together with large assoi nj Of Note pooks mr. 81
,eenon OF Palm and Hymn Tunes generally used in
Churches aud singing School by various authors an
MUSIC RECEIVED
TUE subscriber has lust rec ,r-. In, ,,n
Il very latest Music. Tho following 4. lst IN t.ys ~
the newest Songs, ouadriIes and watzes, viz: "
There's charm in Spring One we love
- Sung by Mr. Braham Tile CIac svinn Maid
blow on, blow on-Piraie's wALTZRs
I, oie zee, -, Isle OF sheppy-waiz
, " eiIoa'' VI aHoat-song Polish Maiden do
saw two clouds al morning The ERlantin. 40
The bright days of the past .sersphina 10
turn my steps 10 homo IAdelih 10
Come 10 the highlands iBella a.
The kiss, dear maid Cecilia a.
Mad of florence lZeTena "a,
Fanny, dearest Fanny lLuse do
QUADRILLES
Presidents QuadTlles
fayoTite set QuadTillcs, from Gustayus tho Third
DO % Z.nnn, wv '"'"
Les Fashlonablet p n TAYLOR.
~ Music stote opposite the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
r,,, Prom the BALTIMORE Patriot Of ru.,.,,,

TIE BRITISH QUEEN.-lt is reported IN,
PASSENGERS who LETT New York on SUNDAY af,sr.
noon, that the British Queen was coming nm M.
Gay ashley len. Our correspondent, in his letter
sLoas;," ave on sunday afternoon, says nothing
. os.ed . p m. at New York on Sunday ,av..
Inc BRITISH Queen is not yet in. I have i1s,
nea'd from the Telegraph station on Staten Island
'me'e Were no signs OF her appearance an hour
ed, and so. shall receive the n,s,esn. NV
LISTER Eastern mail this afternoon and issue il in second
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01
MEMORANDUM.

CaIender Irvine, re-appsinted Commssary Gen
his former commission expired.
Aaam u; stewart, re-appointed Paymastsr ir
the Army, from the 18th January. Isti ,ybsn H.,
former commission expired. '''' ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

After which,
Mr.. Young, the celebrated .kteronane,r
VIII appear and go through his truly Wonderful Perform
anoes In Magic.
Tickets 80 cents children half nrire,o d. ~, . ,, .
Music STORES AMI at the doors Of The Hall. apI
III nsir ohf OF THE WORLD, 10 4 volumes
n os,ayo eon,lnIedto $40. by Chas Won RoitecE l.
Ter, Member ofthe Chamber OF Deputies Of The Grand
o. BADEN &c &c illustrated by twenty four hsio
The w.rknow offered the public is designed 70 Gil nm
,,nye 10 70 one mos, important department OF Liter.
man zen 70 himself of an education but also by The
Tho author Of this History celebrated throughout En-
as statesman and as bold defender
lent Recommendation 0f his work 10 the hmerIe,n nnbI
bound elegantly and 9a RaRsT o. The best guilty
A. MADDOX,
,ic.,.n, T. opposite tire Banks,
no Several active Agents waning TO pros9'e snh.e,,.
oersthroughout the State. an
RECEIVING
TX HHDS ~ CrolH, Pouo Rico and NJ O,to.o. s.
~ 90 bags Java, Rio, Iaguyra and 81 Domngo f,r .
10 hall chests ETfs Pine Gunp WIDER Tess 'O"'e
% boxes sperm Candles 10
ceToons Indigo
3OO kegs Naili
10 h6ds New Mlddlpr bacon
.d 10 halipiees French Brandy, very superior
win General assortment Of Goods In our line, which
9p es EggSr ~ hG pea
ORNAmENTAB TREEs-Tbs Ailsn,nus or
Tree OF Heaven, snd tho Horae Chestnut fne thrifty
.PI WIN PALMER.
FOR RENT,
- And possession given Immediately The t.,..
tygA meei on Locust street receety eupied by Mts
WanW Bailey ~ Board House u is we'll situated Tor
40 III RioH. f III" IT, co.
FOR RENT,
- hnd possession given Immediately, the House
etl snd L9l 90 street opposite The Exchange Hotel
natM occupied BY Nj Drake Apply 10
80 an 1-n RICH HILL Jr A. IN
LAW OFFICE REMOVED.
TUE subscribers Law once IL At the corner Of y and
lHh streets over tho Drug aud Apoiheoary store oi
AisI puysl a. 90 joins d, MUNPoRD.
ROLTIne CLOTHs-superhno Anchor Bland
~ Boiling Cloths, from Nos 10 g. iur received by ths
subscribers from m''erd'm foJ .,Is % .s bosi
NEW BACON FOR SALE LOWING b-Vs
~ just resolved from Baltimore lot Of prlms psson
tHoE Round) which We will eel beew tho Market prc =
sp ROBERT HILL 4 co.
PATENT BALANCES.
THE subscribers Agents fertile sale Of Stevens Patent
sire from rs 10 300 he ali Of them wsrrsp,sd 10 H. ~
81 = : -. YlSLEw SMITH
RICHMOND FRENCH HUHH MILL.
STONE MANUFA
TUE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
tho public GENERALLY thai they have nopl hand good
and wen selected assortment of French purr bcks
best quality, and also an extensive assortment on rssdS
made Wrench Burr hs0nes of various sizes which tbex
wsrsnt 10! soy built in this country Person,
Nbo nsn wani Of the above arole, would DO we'll 10
and eIamine for themselves before they purchase else
yheIs a. We are determined TO eel reasonable term.
Of and sh street Al orders viii be thsnfrav r,esivsa
andpromplly executed. JAMES sNEII.
orreference A. 10 the quality OF our rssdy mad,
BUT hi,lsienes' apply 20 The Rehmond Mnlsrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-01

~ 'hb oObSOhlbbhs TO TUE WING
The following IL Regulation Of the Post Once Deo,,,
ment:
- rosmaser may enclose money In letter 10 the pub
nshefOi Newspaper 20 pay the subsc rpon OF third ey
SON ana frank the letter " written by himself"
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