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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
From the n. Y. Commercial Aiye riser
.1rJtH Of Moore, the supposed Murderer of Nj

From the n. Y. Commercial Aiye ItIs,r
'1r'fH Of Moore, the supposed Murderer Of Mis-,
Rogers.
Inc Steamer Worcester, arrived this morning,
brought to the city the above named person. III
was arrested at West Boyiston, about seven miles
nofth OF Worcester, on Sunday. lie had been how.
erng about Worcester since he left this CITY.
and was watched pretty closely ty the authorities
at that place. lie was taken into custody he wa.
~ the act OF receiving letter-which was immcdi
aiey opened and found TO have been writteo In New
lork-adVIsing him TO shave Oft his whskers, and
disguise himself as much poss D!s, a. the police
were on the look out for him.
We understand that he is the person seen in eon-
Versauon with Miss Rogers, at Hubukcn, toward
evening Of Sunday the 18th ul,mo. lie was then
seen and recognized 10y gentleman Of this civ.
whose name We have, but do no, think Il reuui,y5
TO mention; Immediately after tho discovery of the
Dody, tins gentleman made inquiry and ascertaIueJ
mat the prisoner Ind has'I.y let the city.
lie !hereup0n communicated All he knew to the
ponce. The apprentices of the prisoner were taken
before the magistrates, and from one Of them IL was
asccriained that he expected letter; the letter was
watched iOr and obtained, and although IL bore mo
date or place Of writing, utmalIDns were drawn from
Il mat the prisoner might be found AT Worcester tr
winch place an officer des pa,ched accompaoIe,
by TIE gentleman above referred to- The rest n
stated above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
CONGRESS or THE UNITED STATES.
Correspondence Of TIE Baltimore .4mrieau.
WAsnISGT n, Aug. H..
UNITED STATES SENATE


UNITED STATES SENATE
The Senate Chamber was fuI, to-day a.m0s. to
OREGON TERRITORY.
Mr. BENTON resumed The discussion upon tic
Resolution offered by his CO eague, Mr. Linn, 100
roierenc. 70 the Oregon Territory and the treaty Of
ISIS. Mr. y. spoke al length upon the merit. yi die
resolution, and particularly Of putting the North.
west iu posture Of defence Much Of The speech
was made up OF extracts from works written upon
the subject Of the Northwest trade, the CU.Ym1u
River, The Egd.On's By Company, the Ancucln
settlements &c.
The morning hour having expired, the ru1isc,
was agaIu postponed uut Tomorrow, on motion OF
MIR PRESTON, Of S. e.
LAND BILL.
The orders Of the day were called fyr soon offer
~ O'Clock, being the Land Bill and the amend
m6ut oi Mr. Clay Of Ma. Mr. Clay 50 modified his
amendment as 20 change uc place In the UI. where
his amendment was g. he inserted
Mr. BENTON was anxious Urt tMr II' should
be postponed for the present, and moved according
Mr. SMITH Of Ind1na was opposed To the mo-
ton, and It was lost, yeas 70, nays %.
TIE question returned TO The amendment Of Nj
Clay Of Ala.
Mr. CALHOUN briefly advocated the amend.
mcnt and opposed the bill. lie wished N know
upon what principle the Federal Government cJu.t
raise Revenue by taxation for the purpose Of Dis
tnbutionl That was the amendment under con-
Mr. MERRICK thought the question was dlr
iersnt one Il was not whether tho Federal Gov
eminent should raise money Tor distribution by tax
atom, but whe'hor the Government should dI5uI
bu.e revenue from the siIcso Of and which belong
ed 10 the Suatcsi Tint was the question whIc
presented itself 20 The Senate.
Mr. ARCHER was understood 20 view tho o.
Tnsndmcnt in the light IN which IL was cyusiIerC
hy the Senator from Maryland.
Mr. CLAY Of Alabama conteGdCd that The SrU1
tor, his friend, from South Carolina, had correct
stated the amendment The yeas and nays wei
then t1kcn upon the amendment, and Il was lost b
a vote Of 2j to ~.
Mr. BENTON followed with the FIRST Of his prom
isod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS distribution OF
per ccnium 10 the territories Of Florida and low
before they were admitted into tho Union. Mr.
defended the amendment upon the ground that u
District Of Columbia was included.
MrSMITH Of lnd. said that " the District Of 9,
1umbia should remain IN tho Bill be could not sa
that the territories should not DO included.
Mr. WALKER was IN favor Of tho ten per cen
20 the TERRITORIES, End thought the District shou
lie included IN the Bill, and that u would be mo
sr1us lniusuca.
Nc MERRtCK thought there could be no grc'
cr principle Of injustice than that which contempt
lod stocking ou. the D,slret Of Columbia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

AN ACT for the relief Of Mrs. Harrison, widow Of
the late President of the United States.
Be Il enacted, &C., That the Secretary Of tic
Treasury pay, out Of any money in the Treasury
not Otherwise appropriated to Mrs. Harrison, wild
ow OF William Henry Harrison, the late President
ofIke United States, or, IN The event Of her de IN
before payment ,hen TO the legal representatives Of
tie said VIM. Henry Harrsos the sum Of twenty.
FIVE thousand dollars; PTOUfdsd, alrGys, Tina. any
sum Of money which shall have been paid 70 the
personal representatives. Of the said William Henry
nlnson since his DEATH on account Of his sIilry as
President OF the United States shall be deducted
from the said sum Of twenty five thousand dollars.
Approved June 80, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
From the Kana,rhd Patriot.
wESTEpN pIntIrS

very large and respectable portion Of the cit &.
aehs OF thus county, without regard party met VI
the courthouse on Monday last, to take into cons-
ostauon the disparity which exists in the pre-
on' aPportionment OF representatives in our State
anu u possible, to find q remedy. Judge Summers
PRESIDED, and IN forcbe and ecnSiso manner stat
ca the OBJECT OF the meeting and tho grievance, of
the citizens OF Western Virginia. memorial to the
Legislature was presented and adopted by the meet.
ing, which sets forth and dcprecaies the great inc,
quality now existing in the political importance of
inc TWO grand divisions Of the State; and claims
atihe representation should be based upon eou,Ii.
~ OF rights, and that each qualified voter should
nave equal political weight in tbs government In
DER the present apportonment a small number of
votes IN the Eastern part of the State ovcrb,l,ncss
larger number IN the Western. This il anti.re-
Puohean' and IN opposition the genius of our in
sNuIlrns. Virginia should no longer present tb,,
hate'H' anomaly IN Republic, of the minority ruI-
lnS Tue majority. Ii /, against this deprivation of
IEn,s tst The memorlalists complain, and we trust
'ue Legislature IN a true, liberal, aud republican
sPirt viii at once hear and right our wrongs No
nope our SISTER counties IN the western part of the
So'e VIII follow the example Of KanaShs and move
.ne'seucaiIy IN this matter. Western editors and
republican editors throughout the State, will no,
we nope, withhold their powerful and NECESSARY aid
IN iurtheTance OF this desirable object
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
RichmonI .,rl,i,.,l c.l,...

II will he seen by an Advertisement in our CO.
'umn', that the winter session of this institution
commences on the first Monday in November.
From the Aourshins condition of the College, and
the increasing accession of Students every year, we
hope aud expect TO chronicle still more a,terinc
opening the approaching session. To the Southern
student the College presents many strong induce.
ments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKET A.,

fLOIk-A number OF vessels logI FOREIGN
Por's having arrived, there has been an increased
export demand for Flour at steady prices, ST..
Of lar brands, fresh ground, at So per bb For
Western. - ~ 'o'
pKAlN-Receiptso Of Wheat uncommoniy small
safe OF new Delaware Wheat at 81 30 per bushei
ior prime red lot of inferior old Penua nj 81 D.
we quote Penna at s. 80 TO 81 80. Rve-No
Penna round and Southern fiat yellow NJ - All
mhiIe at '2cls, which Is a further advance Oats
Wanted at IL a IL Cts for Southern and Pennt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
PETERSBURG MARKETS. Ar,rs,ls

PEIERSBURG MARKETS, August IS.
COTTON-Thsrc is no change IN the market FIR
ms article. The stock on hand IS very small-no
mec Quotations Of s! to lOl cents for con,mon IN
fair. '" "
lOBACCO-The PTS and inspections arc \,
present very Sm'll-prceS have declined We
SIots LgSs S1 to 5--senera! sales 81! ~. Leaf
- 80 :, as IN quality. Prime quality none.
WliEAT-Tho supply is not half the demand
she prices thus week have RAGGED from 81 20 TO %
ior Red and 81 % to 80 Tor White, the latter rates
for strictly prime. '1'''
CORN-6O cents
APPLE BRANDY-4s so cents, scarce.
D.T I.g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
CHARLESTON MARKET. An, !,

D,,,,,''7., =. I Wv 'IIlINNL 7, Aug. n.
20 IION-Thsrc has been more inquiry IN,
past than the proceeding week for Upland, buyer.
havns taken about 1912 bags at Sal cts.
KICE-IEe sales have been about 3s7 tiercss
al prices ranging from 50. to S..
NhAiN-Ihe receipts Of Corn, since our as,
lave been night, amounting TO about goo bushe',
tIsi"'h ana North Carolina. The former was or
bushel. s - u.s. P''
fLOUR-A small lot New Orleans brought 81
per 6b. B1ltimore Howard street has been r,kcr
al So and s. per brl ''"''
=, DOMESTIC LluUORS-Aboul 100 bbfs. New
Orleans whskey brought pa cts. per CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

i.-Fs Account Of the first Exhibition and Fair o,
the Henrco Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
on the 10Th May, 1871 with the Address Of the
President Reports Of Committees, and list Of Pro.
miums awarded. Printed for the Society. Mem
bers will receive their copies gratis at the Office Of
the Southern Culivator, opposite the Coffee House
Purchasers will DO supplied at the Bookstoccs.-
Price I2t cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

ends This or that man, allured by some gittsring
oaHole, OF led astray by some non2ensiea refining.
may lily of the helve-msy renounee his allegiance
TO h's principles and his parIy-but the Wings are
e'n'en1 and resolved to live and die ia the whis
ih'h. They may he baked to day or to morrow,
out IN the end success must crown their glorious
and patriotic efforts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
We are panied to note most distressing accident
which occurred IN our city yesterday. Mr. Cb5r,e.
"iham McGInniss, painter and sazier, and an old
aud respectful resident OF the city, fell from Messr
Dean WomoIe's sIore-hOuse, on Cary street,
while P'ini'ns sign upon the wall. and was killed
almost instantly. The ladder he had assembled
broke near the top, causing him to f, abou, twenty
ieei. His head struck the curb-stone, which pro-
duced a rupture OF JlOod.Yessel. lie survived
only about thirty minutes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Whig Ssniivsal.

| Hk
| II President Tyler can derive satisfaction from
the sorrow OF his Wing friends and tho Joy Of his
LoeoIoeo sdvsrsaries, his felicity must, by Thu,
time, DC complete. The Veto has had the e fleet OF
exciting the profound and general modification and
ehaGrn Of the Wings, and the uprcariours applause
OF the Democrats. The tables may be turned, how.
ever, and all may yet turn GU, for the hest. At
any rates, 1t is folly to despar-lt is madness to
indulge IN ordinations. Let us keep GOBLET US
ioroear one toward another, determined to adhere
together for the good aud glory Of the country.
We torbear 10 transfer to our columns the violent
comments INDUCED in 10y SONS ofthe Presses. The
following article from the Alex Gazette, expresses
in mild terms, the general feeling:
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.
The brief remark that made Yesterday. in
publishing the Presidents Veto OF the Bank biII
expresses accurately enough the state OF feeling of
one ct ,he great parties INTO which the country is
DIVIDED. Tho Veto, has, indeed, been received by
tue wings OF the country, with general and deem
dissanSi c,ion Fer ourselves, we admit great dis.
appointment not ~ tue return Of the bill With OBJ
lec'nns, ouiin the nature Of the objections them.
selves, IN the tone Of the message and IN its AIMS,
rentiy, merchandising spirit. ltstrikes ia f,rci
DIV that, 10 say he east would have saved rrc,t
deal OF time, trouble, heart burning, expense and
every thing else, # the President had been some
what explicit IN hsyiews on the Bank question in
MS Message a; the opening of tho extra session ss
Pscial.y since he Is so unqualified in the expre.sop
OF his Opinions noiC. That MIR. Tyler had been
always an anu-Bank man we knsw 4; but we aid
not know, nor did the nation know, that under the
pressing circumstances of the country and ms Pc
>ident Of the United States, he would still corti-
nue. that opposition 10y Withholding his signature
from bll which had been sanctioned by both
Houses OF Congress. We have no disposition 10
anaIyze the Veto Message. It certainly is not an
Gb.c document We are not as our readers know
al Al. welded 10 Bank of the United States. and
therefore, take this matter, comparatively. eoolly.
SUI, we DO not hesitate 10 unite in tho universal
SaSgun that Is fe,tat the action of the President.
ms VeNea question we had fondly hoped was to
uaNs Neen '2Iisd nj th's extra session. The ma
ton wants quiet and rePosr, especially and p,r.
ueu.'ry, n It's financial and monetary affairs. Is !
the haven ever TO be reached, or are we ,iill. bv
io'ce OF adverse winds, TO Toe Kept beating ahou, IN
'he sea OF tou0t and uncerINniy 1-.Her Gar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
Approved, July 81, 1871.


AN ACT making appropriation for the pay, sub
sistence, sc. Of Home Squadron.
Be il enacted by The Senate aud House Of RtpTCssn-
taiivss Of the United States Of 7meried in Congress
assembled, That for the pay and subsistence, in.
crease and repairs, medicines and contingent ox-
penses Of two frigaes Two soops, two small vessels
and two armed steamers, TO De employed as
Home Squadron, the sum OF seven hundred and
eighty-nine thousand three hundred and ten dollars
Is hereby Appropriated, TO be paid out Of any money
IL the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
SAM'L l.. SOUTHARD,
President Of the Senate pro Iempore.
Approved, August !, 1911.
JOHN TYLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
srASARnsyILLr, GREEN, Aug. 10Th, al.
a. L - -. IL IL -


Genl.emen-l perceive that your venerable con -
temporary has been furnished uy n corresponden,
from ihs place, with another case Of "erociou, nro
scTpuon" The yerItaUie informant OF the yensr,-
ole Old man says Chat Robert Pri;cbeu. the late
postmaster at tins place, firm but not a violent
Democrai, has been removed, and l.. y. Stenbeo,
TIoeni Wing has been appointed in his place y
No"' MeSsEs. Editors, what will be your surpris.
"TGn INFORM you 'ha' there has been no chance
III fosnaSicrs al this place within the las, u or
years During that time q. w. Price has been the
postmaster, and has exercised the rght OF appoipt-
ins various deputies: Mr. Pritchett was his deputy
Tor some lime, but lac has recently appointed Nj.
stephens, with the concurrence OF ali partio,
iHichei icing Clerk Of the Court, and Tavern
Keeper ana not having time TO attend 10 the dute,
OF Tie Post Office. Upon this most abominabIe ,c,
OF prescription, and such rs this Richie veil, ont
+ elera ProscrPilonS'-"FIreo OF the drnti''-"Tbe
work goes bravely On!"-"'gS and 'g!r-"Tbe
su!toune yet streams with b'oodln SC sc. VIII
the Old man have the fairness to COPY this. vbirb
he can ascertain to be true by writing to Mir Pr,cb
Ell, or any other respectable member Of bis n,,t,,
ai S!anardsv.e' hope he wi.l-his pansr b9,
no" gone throughout the Union publishing ,b,s
ca,umny, and ne ought to make the smcnde 6onnr.
~'''' ""' "'"' p"'OHs' Your friend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
rrrsspsua.1s, II he ~ York time, and STAR
~ .gtty,rg.y A.. a.

i.'...'f.t ~ tHf ~ fpfE ft0le1 and Star.
WASmsoroS, Aug. 10.
mrCLAT throws oil on the troubled waters. lie
- lDr l1acc, union md Cancellation. Congress, be
says, h'7 done IFS duty 10 the people, the Pfcsdru,
hos constitutional right 20 his opinion, md 10 tho
Tree exercise Oft Tho Looojoc0S have had sundry
informal meetings 10 decide whether they should
support Tyler IN case Of the Veto. Mr. Calhoun
Is IN favor Oft but Wright Benton, T. Co., are de.
cHcIy hostile. Benton, in his vulgar -ay said 81
'0owd as '0gn take JqeL my wife 0Jisy she had been
residing tgW Vs1rSi IN abandoned h0use aS 10 tax,
Jatt John Tgisr after his union 10Th he Ffdsra
Ways, andhi' 'igHing the RsPeai ofthe Sub. TTea
| suy"
/ John Tyler has no desire 10 court their favor
/ he loses NJ opportunity Of declaring his unaIterct
/ attachment 70 the Wing party in the face Of th,
veto, which he contends Is forced upon him by hi
well known and frequently expressed opinions. Tel
our friends 10 keep cool and collected, to countsnanc
no violence, no prescription, no denuncialions-t
stand by our guns, and all may yet DO we'll x,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

ht %cnni Term "i this institution Viii commence -,
ht Irst Nouly tu October aud tarmir,rc thc I,. !,
10y, sonIgc',d as Heretofore, by Miss T. g. ThuTsinn
49, n hls'lls' who taught large schuolhTrc
,s va that state, aui brought with her M, tp,s
S By 'S,umon,'I iI"m her patrons among whom weIe
H' I'rlNtii aui Professors Of Athrrs' t,t.r, NJ
a otll'l gentlemen ~ distinction ~, has aIs1 t,,,,, 49,
wv. S,Ar several years tp The entire aasfsrfnn ri 49,
~ Tie branches which COust tut" a good I'm.
st 'pn are carefully amt thoroughly Iau.If-
80 >'. lc dcSlTcd hN asuficlrut number OF puris
vH'lr INC 'Nlyhs" OF teacher, arrangements yin H..
, ,oI one The location IT this sruul d. orc milo
'ln hanover Court House retired an plra .,,,
Nn WI calculated for school Divine service 1, b,It
regularly ~ the Court House aud a cuuloTtllIr r",yy
aurr provided for the pupils '''''S'
'lS firIatcuin accommodate twelve or fifteen youpg
~ .'aI"'IS, aud lust sense ct duty viii uropuf
h' N"hscrncr AMI hs family pay strIc attention, IN n,
v"I't| m'a'> ani improvements, In every rrsprrt Of
muse COINS Nri tu their Should any pILrT NM
NATION b' desired may be- hat 81 rho following vcpIr
mon. kcN w q " Jones, Wildwood Clarke ruunf, Me-
Lewis u Williams aui lnsruh Hidden Crane, q IIr,,'..
mc'Srs hos l!nsn aui saul Norman. Caroline COW!
20 w iu'yn fHcc anhJuhn Harrison n mover -
Ter aUt March. '''' ]" 's'"'
nnih,ss. HENRY sTuRESHIY
"A -tsNNtyp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
an 2n-w9y u, ucIuiy for
VINGINIh-N rules hclli I'M Tho Oile.,, 49,. !,

N,":INiA-M Rules. held IN the OfIicc OF tho CLERK
" "" 'lfcili superior Court Of Law snI rh,pccrS
l lhc s'nl 81 Northumberland on Friday lilo itb i, -,
Nnu-uSI, IN'l John Conway aud Andrew Artpstrrn,
" I's ahl partners trading under t, finn II I,nv,,
:, NnislI"ns and J"ahuaS lnoCs and Joshua nu.,~T,
''..lS AMI it'tn"rs trading undcr the fTu of ] : I
~ - '"hntAlnAuts, against Charles l.
r ,Ns' MLh1m II 'hday, Thomas LyciL John & Tells
CsTy. '''''' "-'''iAh's- ia CHdH-
ne defendant Charles l. Fulks not having ,urrrdbi
shi sven security according To tho Arf Of A.
, a, VA. hnlcSoi this Court and appearing n, ibr
E'' o', sa'si'cinTy evidence, thai the sad CHARLES
- = "ut an nlt1b'tNnt ot the Commonwealth of ~
Ia ~ ",iIrcl that hc be ard appear here on the Gt,i
". ''lvurI Term next. sud answer the hun az no 80,
W'hI'l anl that copy Of this order l., t,,,,sj,i ~,
,I,,'' 10Y Two months succcssivrIy Ina m. ,rL,n',
Ulhe1un'I. Cory. 'S' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
RsGcgh Reg.

hSRieuLruRAL SocIErIEs.-In all the princi-
pat districts Of South Carolina as in other States
'hen agricultural System mas attained n high state
OF perfection 10y tho establishment of Societies for
It's promotion. In our State, We are far behind
men, as genera. rule in agriculture As a science
and u may IN part be aseribed TO the want of uni.
on and concentration Of effort, in the diffusion OF
PLaeueal kno"'edSc. Through these societies, this
object could be Obtained and m. wcC,rc ali ~;
iefested, bo much promoted. How long shall we
be without them l-SdrIHnah Republican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
A EAT IAKE

IrSos IL. LEWIS, member OF Congress from Ala.
weighs something less than half a ton. A wag IA
Washington said his epitNph has already been writ
stone would be
"rs grease, but living grels. no more ."
ri ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

The Bank ruff m against whom MIR Benton 80
yoeherouSly deela,ned IN the Senate, for making a
uhs'Stoanee, turned out It appears to be man Of
the Senator's own political kidney and his friends
interPoscd, and had him discharscd.-.7lcr. Ga,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

FAUQUIER SPRIEGs.-wc are pleased to hear
that there are nearly 400 yis,crs at this
trea', asd daily accessIons to that large number
The company is gay and frshIona Ic and, we learn
enjoys itself "a high degree Fret. jrena.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20

MECkLENBuRG COuNrI, w.. Aug. sfh. I7iI.
I meeting uf the VI tors M This place f. Hon
u Nash NJ ~ borough. g., was raIrHfp the Chair
AMI N'u1bI" EEI t1rp1iu'Dd Secretary. WhrrCupuu,
ilr following communication was presented ~ MrEars.
Snruu k"uu1u, c Pt0prDtOra NJ this watering place.
WsssrE Shfryu & EsuH7u-
Gcn'rmou Permit ua fo tender IN you fha unrI thanks
~ the company Of 80 persons hero assembled who nr
some ya paa 10y your kindness and rsHruYus uifl
have been rouI. red particularly comfortable and Hrrpy.
Which, with ino valuable properties uf fn wafcrs indicate
us 1s one NJ i. most delightful summer retreats iu rho
Stale Tho health of nIH u'lrHhutHHuI aud be u.1ru,ss
90 The tirEs'rr region of Virginia HEI North CfrHIur
luHr known t Hry ui ib, BuffD Springs boo no billion.
arrangement AMI those diseases which arc the .T
marsh milFm1 well us loo cases of debility ri The Fr,a
i've organs rrHNa their claim fU fIl s.urr ui hubble
VlifnunEr, an a iho inEdurc 0i Doe company here col
Irrfri VOL a Hr fhr benefit ~ those wlu NAV raI n
participate hgrrf wr take This occasion rTurr.a 0ur
cnuro satisfaction with the accommodations " arc pD,y
cvlrE, and will your Increased pruriuna boo anfirl
ling mo wants NJ your visicrI Your excellent baud U
music and c innocent hHriy NJ the company. are ua
| murhfDtHo HurHrfpnaui The place We wUIi only al
that There tF NOT been solitary interruption nf fr bar
uuny ~ the company 10y either immortality OF disorder u
any Kind We hope tnrfr Will be- rIutuuau,r uT pubE.
fvoriu order That tho place by mrro extended uPrn's
Wrnis u1y bn rendered rpfbIrpf accommodating mucl
| larger company. fEIuEWICK NASH. Chairman
4 W NKysElE. Secretary. au( ~ 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


TOBACCO continues much the same as a, our
last report. Inspections and receipts light Demand
limited with rather lower rates.
WHEAT-Our quotation for Wheat was five
cents per Oushel too low last report-we quote II
correctly to-day at l2jaI3O
FLOUR-Od ST, New s6iaSG..
CORN G5i MEAL rs.
OATS JO,I1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-20
RICH VI . n D.:
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST go.
SignS ia 'raShiH gion.

We give below letter to ourselves from friend
IN Washington, and add some from other papers
They will give the reader most OF tho information
we have from the seat OF Government, and enable
him TO form ss good an opinion as we can of the
probable result of the confusion which has succeed
cd the Veto