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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
@nraI ann 3seItgtous.
From the Gospel Messenger.
SUNDAY VISITING.

There are many persons who seem not to real
izs that the community is composed OF lndlvldu-
ais holding great variety ofopinions on The sub
iect of religion md religious duties. They act as
ifthey thought that others had the same feelings
% themselves. If they have any visiting to do,
they will attend to it on the Sabbath. If they
have little business to arrange with distant
acquaintance, rather than interrupt the labors
and profits ola weekday, they will do it on the
Sabbath. Perhaps those whom they visit, or with
whom they have some business, are church going
people; but even this fact does not seem to de-
Ter them. In the course of twelve years of expe-
yience, | have known many instances of visiting
and of receiving company on Sunday, so that
those who wished to take their families to meet
ing, have been deprived Of the privilege
| beg leave to suggest to those concerned, a
word of advice. First, if you have no conscen-
tious scrupes about devoting the Sabbath to plea
sure and busness-if you have relish for re-
igious worship yourselves,-a decent respect for
the opinions and feelings of others, demands that
you shall not invade their Sabbath privileges. If
YOU must visit and transact business on that day,
do it with those, who have little relish for re-
lgops worship as yourselves, and we will not in
terrupt you. Second if friends come to visit you,
and you are DESTROYS of maintaining public wor-
ship, do not allow them to keep you at home. If
they will not accompany you to your place of
meeting, and still would go to some other, show
them that your religion is something besides big
otry, and that you respect the golden rule. But
at all events convince them that the interests of
religion shall not be sacrificed to those matters,
for which six-sevenths of our time by common
consent are appropriated.
What if the minister should follow the exam
pie of some of his fock in this NATTER The next
Sabbath, he comes before his people and makes
the apology, that he was not present last Sabbath,
because he had company! Would this satisfy
those who did not happen to have company on
the same day, ard SO went to church, No, l
warrant 10 such excuse will answer his purpose.
But does the Gospel furnish -one trle for the min
;stcF apd another for the people? Nay, C he that
,oyeth father or mother Tor risito,s) more than
me, is not worthy Of me-" Let me beseech you,
then, by your love of the truth, by your respect
to the feelings of the minister who is faithful to
his duty, and of your friends who expect your aid
and sympathy, let no unworthy cause keep You
from your place in the temple Of praise.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
CONGRESS-.
House of REPRESENTATIVE,
TUESDAY,, June 8, 1911.
@ journal Lad been read.

The Eollow,nn naan ,t' D' '',n. '" a, l..
;no been chosen b., ,ho $3.50. - 49, 40 nov
oral STANDING IT. c., y" 'n0 'e'
is ,bot If tbe Charn'au ' 1T . """'0 vi cut"
Elections-Nessrs II,ls,o5 Rl.;r c.,o D.
den. Summers (:arnh,a e. " r.. MI,
and I w W;Il; O""' -e'"''
WAYS and Mean.-Messrs F;unors Cline,
Potts. Samson Mason Thn'nas r Morsh,n ~ Pen
cher. Pickens Jobn w lone, and A,bor,nn
| Claims-Nessrs C;danas ST.. - W..
ron Arnold Co~on R.nG, In, r. nd p 49,,
! Mcclellan,
Commerce-N,essrs Jobrson Kennodv Win
throp. Tolond Rnyner Renamin RanJau r n
/ White. Holmes Brester md Charles Prov,
/ Public Iand.Mes.rs w CT Iobns'n No.
row. Lewis Williams Smith Cen,r, Rronson
Howard. Chanm,n and Cavo Iobnsoa -
Post Office and Posi- RoadswMassrs R,;g,,
Ios.nbl V,iI,;n, Pm nL ~
Oysry Andrew Ksn,edy iIonL;na aai p ," add,n,
District of CoIumb,o- Nessrs Tndor,,ooJ
KIM po,vsl u,,r;s AIox pnn5am pioIo.I w
Thomnson Kahn John C.mohaII and Jnhn ~
Nason - ""N 'O''A
II;oi.-,, a,o,,,, p..,., rr.,..u ,,-u
Jbos r. Fos,o, M;,an n.a.., pa y 1'"N "e,,
Roosevelt and S,unders '1''0' '"s'''''''
povol,t;a 80, -, ,,- I'm -
Coodo Th",,a %"hu NtS,, Ian va','cN "
I,rna. parnan,sr VIZ -I Gn"J "as'''g'n'
nmran "''''''''' "'' " "ooue' anu van
Puhic Fvpendnuras- Noss,s Cr,L.,, C,IJ
undson Alctrd CI;n,o, Ierar,;.l p.a'.' ,va,'
49, ., WY, ;,.Iac - '''" N'o""' " "'ef-
pr;va,s and r,la;',' n,o,,x. NJ. u "
Davis p;rd.ana Cn'',lla s., ' "' ~ % ~
Dawson ,rurnov o,d Gordno '''''' - =
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sha1s ..I Es',. s''''' 4>'''o' "a MAR
a, ann s''S w., n.ho. p., c.
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
TEMPTATIONS OF YOUNG MEN

&rtract from The Rec. Mr.. Jodd,s work on The
Dangers and Quite. connected actkl large Giles
can hardly name a temptation great, so
{.arfultto q yonng man, as that of Handling money
which is not his own and i'll were to offer spe-
cal prayer for my son, it would be that he might
not be tempted in this way. Few, very few can
withstand it, And at the present time it has be-
come so common, ! had almost said so iashiona-
Die, for men and boys to spend ~t1atls not their
own that the moral sense of the community has
received shock from which, am afraid, it will
M, soon recover. If you steal an oyercoat, to
shield you from the blast, the watchman S rattle
will soon make you sensible that you have disgra-
ccd yourself, and you are thief Butt you have
taken and used tens of thousands of money not
your own, YOU arc not thief you are only a
dera utter! And so common has it become, that
the sense of shame is almost gonP-and the sense
of guilt seems entirely gone. l can now carry
back my mind to my college days. There was
a youth in the next class, remarkable for his SIM
plicity and economy of dress, and for his republ-
can habits. You would suppose that gold and
copper would be alike in lis eye. lie grows up,
enters upon his profession as a lawyer, marie $
-into very respectable family, and is accounted
an honest man lie becomes an officer in a mo-
,ney corporation. You meet him at the Springs,
and in the best of society. / take mp paper this
very week, and read that ---, Esq, is de-
faulter for several times ten thousand dollars -
The pure minded youth, the stern lawyer, who
has probably prosecuted many a poor wretch for
stealing a few dollars-has been tempted, and
who is surprised that he yielded? WHO'S surprl-
sed that he is denominated only a -defaulter =
I'VE have almost come to this, that places oftrust
and of handling money, mean little more than
places where those may help themselves who can
obtain the posts audit is almost thought to be
-cowardly, and hardly worth paragraph in the
daily paper, to be defaulter for moderate sum
We shall be told that there hgh-minded and
honorable men at these posts still. We have no
doubt of it, That there are honest poor men who
daily handle thousands of money We do not
doubt it. But Tho does not know that confidence
is so shaken between man and man, that the
whole community are in unutterable anguish
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

WOODEN ToAD.-We have been shown veg
etable curiosity, or rather it is matter of some
doubt whether it is vegetable or animal.-It is a
toad in perfect shape, found in knot of beach
log. The wood had grown over it, and it had be-
come wood itself. This is the opinion of nearly
all who have examined it, 1t is beyond our
philosophy to understand how animal matter can
be changed to wood. Mr.. Jesse Parker, who has
it, and obtained it in Wilton, will deposit it in
the State cabnet.-Kenne6ec journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

The celebrated wall of China, said to have been
erected liz the year 2l3, B. CHS IA German
miles long, IA feet thick, and 26 feet high ; SO
that, with the same materials a wall one foot in
thickness, and % feet high, might be carried
round the whole world,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

The N. Y Express says The memorial in IA
vor of United States Bank, will be one of the
most extensively signed documents that ever
went forth from New York. 1t believed that
already fifteen thousand persons have signed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

Going the entire.-A fellow was recently met
in great haste going towards pill manuflctory In
ono of our northern cities.
"iIallo, Jim. which way now, so fast?''
"The fact is, have taken Two boxes of fishiona-
BILE pills, directions, boxes and ALL without doing me
any good. Pm going to swallow the agent now, TO
see what effect he will haye.''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

awe have to pay for every thing, as the ma
said, when musGuito, after voluntary seren
ade, SEM his bill into him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

aim a deep thinker to moral certainty
said man yesterday, who fell into well, and
was studying how to get out.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

The four negroes, convicted of the recent hor-
rid murders at st. Louis, have been sentenced tc
be hung on the 9th of July.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24

TIE HIGnEsr REwARp.--The consciousness
ofhaving done our duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

Brigadicr General Vsntose Of the Western Dyi.
sion, publishes in the last Erquirer speech. in
which Il IS roundy asserted, that at the Presidential
Election majority Of the election Districts in the
State gave maiorities TO Van Buren,. We will; test
this assertion Ivy the fact.
According 10 the official vote, now before us the
following counties represented 10y wings, gave Van
Buren, mojofiIios Hanover. Povhaton, Petersburg,
COroline, Buckingham, p. Edward, Charlotte, Ty-
Ter, Spottsylvania, and Misunderstanding eleven
Delegates.
The following Counties represented in whole or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

Betns Informed by my friends that various msre
uron Mr. George Goode) designed 70 niure me IN Dbn
y1snauoh nave Outlined wide circulation and Cannot
me public prints Induced BY an imperative sense a1
duty TO myself 10 sacrifice all those rsons or a.
Tsinu reluctance, detail OF in jusic son Of nv
bon,n ~nleh nothing but the most urgent necessity
Modq5 s%en,yt~o years ago her embarked his
culaon felt in city, the maha for Why sre
mos, OF ue older citizens well remember psrvadcd
cause to lament their eIedulify In resrenr hr;r bIo
zen os,unss and disappointed hopes Among the NUN
IN property was my aher. who was reduce
s,S poverty in short period after bubble
ouis anu was lett Ia support young and inc rec
iamy by his own erertions, with, the same time hea
audabe generos humanity aware of his aas ss i'm
eunstanc es orebore To press him, ssoa he
.ueiency money 10 Discharge their SI,i@. ,,,
w1 nsi, do so gratefully and ehecrfily.
hnairs were In this position, one of those oo..
ing speeuaiors who live flourish upon lie mIsfomn.,
knowledge OF my farhe sffairs hyov se AZ ,n,
60 OF mem snoi time before by himself professinx
ed claim against my father paying as a price E,r IL |,
horse He brought the claim to Richmond eommenees
wherenpon process issued my iaiheT unable 10 nav
oePt TOOK the insovent oaih being to that eI
uepe oy me inhunan attempt Of this man, who was az
Suanted with his inability TO pay EFFORT money fron,
thong that This most reeei.s ma pesn "a
nave Teen content with the dstreas had already occa.
Goode sent threatening message 10 my father oon bc
evening OF the very day which he had taken the nsoI
ven OATH that he did not make innedate arrange
eI 20 pay TIE debt he would publish in the ne II
papers, iore~arnng all persons from paying
pay all such commissions the sheriff OF HenreoNthns
.rhsnIs na. my i',her had net rendered up faithful
oy Withholding the commits sons, was Indignant and
reputation (and would spsed no, hen,
aud demanded him of the Editor who upon con s,a,ion
VII" ,Is VII Soo1e, gave him as the author.
- Ihere remained TO hut one course of condpc,
;i6ed with Ty o iAner character and honour den
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
SEVERAL VOTERS.
To Me Editors ofihc Ifhin

MIR. RNEs is now elected to the Senate of the II
States and 1t is presumed that his public acts and
past political life have been most fully discussed and
presented TO his fellow. citizens. Every cbor,,
against him, which has been made by personal ba.
ued or political rancor, has been fairly mot and re-
PEELED. have no wish now to review taoe accu.
salions; but there Is one of 'proserpire policy
made by MIR. Bayly, which is unworthy of him, and
entirely uniounded. allude 10 the reeommend,.
ton of the Hon. I. p. Moore to dsplace General
Harrison, then Minister Plenipoteniary Of the U. s
a, Boso,a.
know tue history OF that letter, and whenever il
may be produced, it will be found not TO have the
least tendency towards prescription and least of n
docs IL point towards General Harrison as the oh.
Ject of that prescription. MIR. Moore was a, the
time member OF Congress from Kentucky. He
received the appointment of Minister Plenipocn,io.
ry TO the Republic Of Colombia from General Jack.
son, and accepted it. If Mr.. Moore asked for tina,
mission, or General jackson removed General Har.
Fison Of his own motion, il is matter which in no
wise affects Mr.. Rives. He signed Join. letter o,
recommendation To the President in favor of Mr..
Moore Tor mission TO one of the South .7neriean
RtPub!ies, and this designation of South America
was undoubtedly made by the expressed preference
OF MIR. Moore himself. Various reasons might
have suggested this preference, and if may state
them they were economy and greater probability
of success in the application.
The United States have numerous diplomatic
representation in South America. We had At the
time alluded to, Ministers in Mexico, and lately in
Gnatem"la-in Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, and
lately at Buenos Ayres-n Chill and Peru. Among
these eight missions, there were undo b,edly some
vacant, or to become vacant. But the letter which
MIR. R'ves signed conformity with other members of
Congress, did not indicate any special mission and
the designation OF South America was the individual
preference Of Mr.. Moore,
Mr. BiyIy will perceive, from this statement, that
his assertions are not facts and tlat his differences
cannot possibly hs just or true. Mr. Rives was in
capable of giving his counsel for the odious pro,crp
ton which marked the late reign Of hrrer. obi
Pre,a"gm 81 areei. TRAJANUs.
shockOc Hill, Jsn2 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
ccrrcsronaenec Of the M,1i.onl.n.

NEw IoRs, THURspAI, jar. 81.
In our business circles, things wear brighter as.
pee since the triumphant resumption in Pcnnsylva.
mia. u. s. Bank Stock has risen steadily at III,
Board every day this week. 200 shares were sold
10 day, closing NJ 5li-an advance Of from yes.
tcrdny. There was little change in stocks general.
w. though good deal was done.
The u. S. Bank is gaining in public favor here
since her resumption. You will perceive that, he.
tween its maigniy against that Bank, and its desire
for eommcroia, improvement and the favor Of the
business men, the Journal OF Coinmerse makes
about four lacks a week OF late.
The conduct Of tie Baltimore Banks is generally
reprobatcd hero.
The news Of Mr. Riyes's election reached us this
morning, and dlfused very general ioy.-Mr u.
IS personally esteemed throughout the Empire State
and his voice has been heard here to good purpose
u is not the least gratifying among The incidents OF
the great triumph, that Rves, Tallmadge, and John
G. Clarke. tho three foremost among the fearless
and faithful Spartan Band" are all returned 10
the 9th Congress, in the face of the most deedly,
lerocious opposition. They will take prominen,
part in shaping the policy Of tho restored Retuhli.
can sscendancy-and their revers aud prosecutors
where are Iheyi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
ELEvEN DAYS LATER FRoM rnnopr

ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Steam packet Columbia, arrived at Boston
on Thursday morning, IS anda half days from L;
rerpooi. The intelligence, though eleven DAYS Ia.
Ter IRON Europe, presents nothing new or very in.
teresiing, save that the Cotton market wa, in n
ouoyant condition. and money plentiful in the Lon
oon Market. The political news is without the
slightest interest. The afairs Of the las, are in
process OF adjustment though the different power.
had not yet ratified the articles of agreement pro.
posed by the Convention OF the allies. Mehemet
Ali surrcnders the Turkish Fleet, evacuates svria
and receives hereditary title to Egypt
The difference between Spain and Portugal ba.
been mutually referred to Great Britain for arbtrs
tor.
Nothing later from China.
IL 10 rumoured that the British have taken Pc
kn-but the rumour wants confirmation.
Correspondence OF the N. Y. Express.
m, LIVERPOOL, Jan. S, IstL.
we wrote you 18th ult., since when we have had
more decided change to notice in our Cotton Mar.
ket tnsn Tor some time past. In prices n material
oaai,is. Of aes ssa place. particularly in the lower
ending iith cit. reached 80, $50 bales, Of which
3oOo bales on speculation for that ending 18Th min
tho sales reached - 800, Of which 4, 500 bales on
speculation for that ending 24th the sales reached
s9,|io, OF which 1900 bales on speculation. and
from 26th to 3lst ulL they were $3.50 bales, an
advance on previous quotations.
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
LONDON, January I.
virginia, ordinary to middling, I'D to Sd; par,
oafk and sweet to q; fine black g; good lish, esfv
OIL 70 q; fine do II to "a; spinners 7 to "a s,r;n.
ordinary to 6; middling To good CT 10 = e.. IopS
leafy a 81, spinners 81 to 8. '''s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
CONCORD ACanENy

hE next session Of this Institution will commence -,
Tue LIST OF February and terminate on the lasf of lime
Is IN caroline county, forty miles North Of Rich
o h, ,hIee miles IRON the Richmond and Fre,leTieks-
burg Rail Road. The course OF Dsrucion ro,nnYss r.
@ lnd sciences Necessary 10 ihorsugh sieparA
~ ~ suishts nor colleges and Universities The pTIcr
OF board aad tuon for the session Of i've months IL sIGl
payable In advance. 49, ~ Vs.
Tefsons Gesrous OF Information relative 10 the Acade
ny are referred 10 The Hon. r. T. Hunter Hon Zoe
uohenan and The annexed testimonials OF Judge John
MASON OF southampton, ard Of Professor Rogers and ar
Isono the University Of Virginia. Parents and KuaraI
who nay wish 10 place their wards az his semi
ssir VIII direct their letters To Concord Academy Caro-
ne county, Va addressed either OF the subscrihers
3. w. COLEMAN, PT.s'I
j.. D. COLEMAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

The Legislature Of Louisiana on the 18th instant
elected Alexander Barrow. n distinguished Wig
Senator Of the u. : to succeed Mr.. Nicholas. the
present Van Buren, incumbent, whose term expires
on the 9TH Of March.
In announcing this result, the Bee says: awe
congratulate the'couniry Upon the suspicious result
The voice OF the State has been echoed by the leg
stature and the services Of an efficient and staunch
republican secured in the Senate Of the U. ST.
The vote Tor Senator stood as follows:
For Alexander Barrow, SO
For Robert c. Nicholas, 30
Blank,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
TON. po.er,of.N..e Ken, and Charles IN,

CLArros G. COLEMAN, Esq, our present repre-
sentatlSe IN the house of Delegates having made
Knows determination TO decline re election. we
Respectfully present TO your notice. The name
OF Dr. VIM X. Savage Of New Kent, as a gentle
man well qualified TO represent you in the General
Assembly OF Virginia. lie Is a thorough and de-
c'ded wing, possessed OF high order of intellect,
embcliished ana Improved by education. we CON,
iiently submit his claims to the public. behevin,
they will receive at their hands due and proper pro,
per consideration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
THE RESUMPTION oUEsrIoN-rn. .

THE RESUMPTION oUEsTIoN.-Tb. NJ.
liminary meeting of the Representatives or,b.
a. banks !" the city OF Baltimore, was held yes,er
uay al O'Clock +. NJ, when the proposition Of
the RICHMOND Banks was form,lly brough, before
'hem' No representative on the par; of the latter
institutions was present, neither of the gentlemen
expected having reached the city up to that hour.
we are not officially advised Of what ,ransp;red
at the meeting, bu, if public rumor may be relied
on an early day is likely to be named for the Re
sumption.
III Since the above was written, the Presi.
dent OF The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, w. IA
Moefirland, Esq. reached this city by the evening
train from Washington.-Balf. .4neriean OF Sotvr.
Do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
BALTIMORE MARKETs-F,isov

ma, viz: 'o"'' ~u
$3.50 bags Rio Green Coffee NJ Io,,,,i
his IS an advance on last sales, the average near
AT Boston, on Tuesday, the Flour market remain.
co extremely dull, with further arrivals of Ohio
some parcels Southern sold at reduc,ion IN a.
vious pr'ces-Eoward street s5,37a5,4i. and Fred.
ericksourg 5,37, 4 mos. CT. The business doing in
Grain was very limited. and prices rather decIin.
ins-yei!ow fiat Corn 55c and whi,e 6ic; no buvers
at The cose, at these prices. Southern Oats 35as7c
NO speculative movements in Cotton; sales at abonr
former prces-20 bales New Orleans ILL.
40 do Florida lllc per 10. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
Congratulations.

The election OF Mr.. Rves has caused scnsa-
ton very far beyond what is usual in similar caser,
and the Wings are rendering their congratulations
in all quarters. Is would really seem to be eonsid-
cred remarkable abroad, and the occasion for feici-
tations, that Virginia has so far assembled above
faction, as to be enabled to select Senator at all.
To such pass-a pass never before reached by
any State Of this Union-has she been brought Ly
the old President. making Richmond Jun;o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
To me Editors Of The Wig.

Gentlemen; a mistake occurred in The publica-
ton Of the remarks made 10y me on the subject Of
the defslcaton in the INK Of Va, in the conclusion
Of the paragraph designed to illustrate the influence
Of conduct upon doctrine. In your paper the eS.
presson 10, "ll practice murderous doctrine. -
The actual expression was all practice murder rs
doctrine" The error in TRANSFERRING from the not, =
furnished, will perhaps excuse me for asking you
TO do me the favor to make tho correction.
] am, very respectfully,
Yours, &c.
RIO. T. TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25

THs MAMMOTH SrrER--We learn from, the PHI
adeiphIa papers thai there snow to be seen in tina,
city fat steer, pronounced by competent ridges
TO be the largest, ncacs and TALES, ever knosn in
this country rupoH record" IL was raised b v M
Sheetz, in Berss county, and Is TO DO slaughtered
in few days, having been purchased by some OF
the butchers for tho sum Of $500. Is weight is
$780, and will nett $500 pounds.--.N Y. Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
Yours, &c.
RIO. l.. TAYLOR.

JupeE TUcKFR's LEoruRE.-Ths gentleman:
lecture before the Library Association was post.
poncd in consequence Of the snow storm lac, Mon.
day night, and will take place This Evening, a, the
frs, Bap,is, Church,
II IS tho first Of a series of Lectures which the
Association will present to the public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-25
BIGGER'S OFFICE

Drawn Nos for Leesburg Academy Lottery Class Ne D.
. 6s IS 80 20 5o 81 6 10 43 ~ 6s ~
Nos 10 i3 g. the third highest Capital OF AGO. sold .nd
paid as usual, at sight, by BIGGER
Drawn Nos for Monongalia Lottery, Glass No i-,ie-
iermined by the drawing OF AleIandra No drew 10Th
January. ISL: "
- i5 Is 65 81 So 5. 10 - CT Is 62 y
Whole ticket - ~ prize Of $780, sold and viii be
raid If sight, as usual, by BIGGER