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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
NEW YORK MARKEr-M, ri, ;,


COTTON.-Therc is a steady, fair d,r,.nas
export. No change in rates. Sales of the -. ~
300 bales at 81 10i for Uplands and Florida ~,
II for New Orlcsns; 81 a III for Mobile. -
FLOUR.-The demand for Western Fion, I.
~ limited; prices, however. remain without ehsn'.
The stock Of Genesee and Ohio is estimated n, =, %
900. Theholders of Ohioarc 6rm. Sales 4 or socso
bbs common brand Genesee for export A 10, =
Georgetown I rs: HoSatd street. 4 62l a AZ
southern Is dull-sale, a 400 Brandy wine Corn,
meal ut st2. cash.
GRAlN-No transactions in Wheat. 10 600
bushels Northern Rye have been sold foe dist,ilos
at Csc, cash. No change in Oats. Southern ana
Jersey Corn Is scarce; sa es 5000 bushs mired
North Carolina at &c; 1900 white Southern al SO
Dom veg and 500 at IS. measure, all cash.
IEAS-The auction sa cs during the week did
not ehhloit much animation. Country packed sr,,n
remains without change. Canton made improved
or cents per 10; Gunpowder and Imperial C.Il
on . 10 Gus. per To. Black teas about the same
IOBACCO-Tho market remiins inactive. Tn.
receipts light and holders are firm. -"o
MONEY MARKET, 81.
There was better feeling at the Board TO-DAY
and the sales were to considerable extent in f,nc;.
U. 5. Bank improved ~ per cent; Delaware AMI
Hudson I; North American Tru,t I; v,ck,burv A.
Harlem ]; Stonington declined 81.
$1,000 Indiana Bonds sold ut 53t.
$3.50 on Philadelphia ut 96;.
Butfew operations have yet been N, ,d, in f.
change Tor the Boston steamer. Bills on Loodon
are IN moderate demand at II.
Domestic Exchange is in fair demand md ,L.
rates are getting better. excepting on Aug sta.
Star
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

stated, he had no doub:, satisfy the most scupu-
| lous No ooe, however, rose 10 give the necessary
or called foe information, which each one supposed
toe other Possessed, but which IN fact GO one pos
/ sessec, and they came TO dead Pause. To relin-
9uisn the accusation as altogether unfounded in
Aet would injurc the party, and TO say that Gra n
ges was 'nghuuily' accused. would be contrary TO
good conscience. In this dilemma. the ingenuity
o. some one suggested 10 strike out the word right
iuiy,' and let the sentence read as il now does in
| the copy printed by authority:
Francis Granger, OF New York, who stands
accused OF Aboonisn, is the Postmaster General"
80 that the partizsns oil weak consciences may
nave this salvo, that they have not accused Gran
gef-they have only said he was accused.-Thus
'hey accomplish the two fold object Of saving the
eonscences o ther friends, and saving the full polit-
cal elect OF the accusation. Whether rightfuly or
not, did not seem to have been ascertained when
the Convention adjourned. The Convention in re-
iauon 10 this charge reminded us Of OF tender
conscience, who was very earnestly pressing a con-
Jectural statement upon another said he, if would
swear to any thing did not know. would GER.
tsiniy swear TO this II Col. s. the Democratic
Convention would swear TO any thing they did not
Know, they would certainly swear that Granger is
an Abotonist- But as the Convention, on DELHI.
GRAFTON, was unwilling even TO make the accusation,
ana only willing to repeat that MIR Granger Stands
eecused,'-we hope in this fee country, Of equal
Jaws, where no man Is presumed TO be guilty out
wherc every man Is presumed 10 he innocent, unit,
ne Is proved to be guilty, that no one will believe
the nan guilty merely because he is accused. May
we not call upon every honest man, whether Wing
OF democrat, or what not TO join with in diseoun
tenancing this kind Of par,izan warfare, so utterly
regardless otiacts and resting wholly on accusatoni
we call upon the gentlemen composing the Conven-
Ton, who, like Col. Smyh, have conscience sus-
eepuole OF IMPRESSION, and not wholly blind, from
partzan feeling to all perceptions ofrght or wrong
10 examine the facts stated in this days paper in
defence OF Mr. Granger and say If he is not proved
20 wholly innocent of bolitouism, in other words
'na'he Is not 'rishtuly,' but wrongfully accused.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

EXoIrEo DsoUssIoN.-Our readers must have
noticed the frequent and ridiculous scenes which
cur in Congress in discussing exciting topics. How
the members ny into fury and call each other
hard names; and strong hints thrown out that
thing can settle the differences but coffee and ps
tolls How friends interpose-the enraged mem.
bsu are brought 10 shake hands, and tho matter is
finally settled TO the honor oflhose particularly in
tsresisJ and 70 the satisfaction Of oil parties Such
scenes arc 20 admirably burlesqusd in the following
sketch, that IL would seem ASH Boz had actually
witnessed something similar Philadelphia Ledger.
Mr. Blotton, Of Aldgate, rose 10 order. Did the
| honorable Pickwickisn allude 70 him 7-(Cres Of
| "Order," "Chair," yes" mo" go on" leave
| OIL" Gc)
Mr. Pickwick would not he put up to be pu,
down by clamor. lie had alluded 10 the honora bic
| gsntloman.--(Great eKcitement)
Mr.. Bolton would only say then, that he had
rspeed the hon. gents false and sourrilous accuse.
ton with profound contempt (Grsat cheering.
The honorable gent. was humbug. CImmenss
confusion, and loud cries of"Char," and "Order.")
Mr. A. Snodgrass rose 70 order. He threw him
self upon the Chair. (1earl lie wished 10 know
whether this dsgraesful contest between two mem
berS Of that CLUB should be allowed 70 eontinus
(fiesr. Hesr.)
| The Chairman was quite sur, the Hon. Pick
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
WING MEETING IN CAROLINE

At full meeting he'd at the Bowling Green, or
Monday, the sth inst. tbeing Court day:) Andrew
>. Broaddus was called 10 the Chair, and Mr. Yves,
appointed Secretary.
Tho object of the meeting having been briefly eI
planned, on motion, the following resolutions wer,
offered and adopted without a dissenting voice.
Resolved, That this meeting designate DR.. Thos
~ Anderson as the candidate to represent Carolin,
IN the next General Assembly, and that we use ouI
united efforts to return him Leyond dispute.
On motion,
he'o'vsa' That the Chairman appoint FIVE gen
tIemen ofthe meeting a committee TO communicat,
to DR.. Anderson the above resolution.
The Chair then appointed the committee.
On motIn,
Rsso!rsd, That the proceedings Of the meeting b,
publs IN the Richmond Wing and Frederpcks-
burg Arena.
The meeting then adjourned
ANDREW S. BROADDUS, Chairman.
T. B. WEST, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
MEETING IN p1rcKtNcu,n

At a meeting Of the citizens Of Buckingham
county, at the Court House, on Monday. the sth
day OF March, 1871, convened by notice in the
pubic Gazetles-ior the purpose of taking into
consideration the rights of the South side, and TO
take such measures to secure fair pirtcipation in
the benefits OF the James River and Kama ha Ca.
nal, as might to them seem proper:
Alter the adjournment of the Court, At an early
hour the OBJECT OF the meeting was explained by
Colonel X. b. Patteson; and EDM'D GLOVER
Esq. was called to the Chair and Ro. b. SHAW Jr
appointed Secretary.
The following resolutions were offered TO the
meeting, for consideration and adoption, viz:
RssoIDsd, BY the citizens OF Buckingham, tn,
there - no authority in the charter 10 exclude the
common river boats from navigating the cnnai
RsSoiusd, That the James River and Knnawhr
Company, under oil the implications Of the charter
are bound TO give 10 the South-side convenient wa.
ter communication to the canal, and that we cannot
accept bridges in lieu thereof
Upon these resolutions an animated discussior
arose, in which Rich'd G. Morris, Dabnsy r Goocb
George III Matthews. Esqrs., and Col. Thos M
Bondurant, opposed them-and Thos Bocock A
Boiling, Esqrs, Jos X Irving, E.q., a resident o.
Amherst but land-holder IN Buckingham, and
| Col. PatteSon, advocated them. In this discus
son. oil tho rights resulting to the South side from
the charter, as we'll the eKpediency OF accepting
the bndges-such as is understood to be the object
Of bill nov pending before the Legsla ture-wen
fully discussed, and upon the question, after seve
t"i u'' "c"'''' Ooi" aheh allet sun set, Tue sac
resolutions were severally put, and carried by aT
! overwhelming maiorIty-together with the follow.
! ing resolution, VIZ
RssolDed, That the proceedings Of this meeting b,
/ signed by the Charm m and Secretary, and tina
they be by them forwarded to the Delegates IN IN,
General Assembly, and our Senator from this coun
~, with request that they 10y them respectfully
/ before the General Assembly NJ expressive Of on
rights and wishes on the subject TO which they 70
/ late.
I And thereupon the meeting, on motion, adjourn
cd siHs die.
kDM'D GLOVER, Chairman.
Ro. b. SHAW, Jr Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

made use Of " -"' Jun
vas quite sure he would not.
me chairman felt IL his imperative duty 10 de.
mand OF the honorable gentleman. whether he had
used the expression which had just escaped him, Ia
a common sense. ' ~
MIR Bolton had no hesitation in savirx ,h., n.
had not-he had Used tue word in its P,ekwckian
sense. (dear, hear.) He was bound to acknow-
ledge that personally, he entertained the highest re
garo and esteem for the honorable gentleman; h,
merely considered him humbug in a Pickwekiar
point OF view. (Hear, hear)
Mr. plekwick felt much graifed by the fair, can.
aid' and full explanation OF his honorable friend m,
begged to be at once understood that his own Oh
serva'lons had been merely intended to bear Pick
wickian construction. (Cheers.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

Editorial observation-disclosures thus notices the
unsrateful e0nduc, of his contemporary, Shadrack
Penn:
.i5@Wher, couple Of years ago, we picked the
editor OF the Advertiser up from the sidewalk in
a cold winter night, supported him with both arms,
deprived him of his dirk prevent his doing mis-
eh'et, took him home, and deposited him safely at
MS own door, he hickcupped solemn oath three
several times never TO abuse us again long he
lived. And now, fellow citizens see how the pre-.
Jured old topper regards his pledge ''Oh insrati.
tude thy sting is sharper than serpents tooth ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
MARRIED

On the 18th ultimo. by the Rev. Dudley Akin.
son, pr LkAunL EDWARDS to Miss MARI I. Ar
kissos, all OF hins William County, Va.
Va Thursday, the 4th inst, by the Rev. Johr
5. Mason, Mr. JAMES OaeAs To Miss Elz.prr,
ELp"IpoE, daughter of Capt Henry Keen, all O.
Campbell County.
On Thursday, the Iith inst, by the Rev. John
Davis, MIR. II. A. WISE, to Miss SARAH AVN Ty.
RE, all of Amherst County.
On the l7th February last, by the Rev. Jesse 8
arm'',ead, Dr. JoHs BRAscH, OF CampbeI, &c
County, Va. ""i'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO TUE WING.
Caroline District.

We have already stated that the Federal LOG
Convention at Croxton's nominated Mr.. Hunter a
their candidate for Congress. IL appears that tina
was the nomination Of the majority only, and tina
the minority protested, seeded and nominated ano
Their candidate. The whole affair is developed il
the following correspondence, which extract
from the Enquirer
CRoxros's SPRISes, Feb. 95th, ls4I.
To he independent voters of the Congressional Dis
trlct composed of the counties Of Caroline, King
and Queen, King William, Essex and Middle
sex.
Ata meeting Of that portion of the delegates sit
ting in Convention NJ Croxton's Springs, who were
opposed to the nomination OF X NJ L Hunter, John
w Robinson, Esq. was chilled TO the Chair, and
John r Wright, appointed Secretary.
John A Parker, Esq, explained the object OF the
meeting, and in n few pertinent and forcible re-
marks, gave history OF Mr. Hunters political life
in contrast with that of Carter Nj BraSton.
The following resolutions were then offered TO the
meeting and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we disapprove OF the nomination
Off M Il Hunter by this Convention, and cannot
and will not, under existing circumstances, give him
our support
RssOiusd, That we will exert our undivided in
huence, and devote all our energies in support Of
the election Of Carter N Braxton, Esq, Of King &
Queen.
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested to in
form Mr. Brsxton Of his nomination, and urge upon
him the necessity of accepting It.
We, whose names hereunto affixed, pledge
ourselves to carry into effect the foregoing resou-
tons:
Dr.. WIN. P BRAXTON, |
Ii B TOMLlN,
EDWARDS, r.. ,,,,u,,
SAMUEL ROBINSON, n'"s ""''d"'
RO. BYRD POLLARD,
EDWARD POLLARD,
JOHN w ROBINSON,
JNO. A. PARKER,
A MiCOU,
THOMAS WRIGHT, E'seT'
EDWIN UPSHAW,
c ii WRIGHT,
JOHN X WRIGHT,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and for
warded TO the Editor Of toe Enquirer for public aton
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN w ROBINSON, Ch'rman
JOHN r WRIGHT, Secy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
TRUST SALE

pursuant 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust exc.
cute1 TO inc by Ben amin DugIr Tor the benefit OF
John Dihngs bearing date the 23i Of February 1915
aud duly recorded in the Clerks Once King WiIbsm
County Court shall proceed TO SELL the premises 10
the highest bidder, for Teaiy money, THURSDAY the
Sh LAY OF April ne Nt u fair Otherwise the first far day
tncreaher sunday excepted the tract of Land which
Tue said Dugar at present resides containing acres
wHhn one milo OF Cation, aud All ming the lat Dis OF
James MIL George ID Mill and Allen King. wheh IS
snaeda comfortable dwelling and Of the necessary
outhouses Tne cleared land fertile aud well adapted
TO the growth Corn Wheat but The largest poIion
Of aid landis nnreclamed, and abounds in pine.
Also, at the same time AID place for the same pur
purpose, will be soil likely aud valuable Negro man
The tle TO the above properly Sbeeved be indiSpu
table, but selling Trustee shall C. nvey such title only
as Is vested In inc by i've deed Al resaid.
- ~ FIELDING SLATER, Trustee.
| NH IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

i9@ The Ladies OF the United PreshyIcTi1n
Church composing the "Circle of Industrv,n in
connection with the Bethel Society :" will hold their
ANNUAL SALE, on TUESDAY, the lG,h inst
IN the Lecture Room, IN the rear OF the Church.
They have a variety OF needle work. and likcw;s.
a handsome collection of Green House Plants. The
object OF the sale IS to support the preacher of the
Gospel in the Bethel Church at Rockets, where the
seamen are IN the habit Of attending. The sal e will
commence at IL O'Clock on Tuesday, and continue
until Wednesday night. The ladies' and gentle-
men OF Richmond are respectfully invited to attend.
NH l5-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
THE

The Legislature has been despalehng business
quite rapidly for the last few days. 1t is thought
that an adjournment will take place by next Mon.
day-or an earlier day.
On Wednesday Judge is to be elected for the
new Chancery Court created in this eity-a
is also to be appointed to Judge Mason on the same
day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

The Rockingham Register announces Mr.. Sanp
-Nettf' Mr.. Gabriel T. BarSss, Capi. John s. Smith,
and Capt Sami. C. Williams, candidates TO re-
present that Distric, in Congress. The Register
says, "all OF them sound in the Fa,h,p l. C. in
eorrisible Federalisis of the Van Buren, school.
We hope that one of them may be better than the
rest, and If so, that he may succeed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
RICHMOND MARKETS. M,,,h ,s

Our markets are much cramped for want O
capital to operate upon. The Banks begin to pincl
most terribly, and Of course the money market i
under the screws. No sales of stocks.
IoBACCo-Receipts for the last two week
moderate. Demand fair for all useful qu.lities
prices steady at our quotations. Lugs 81 ~ anc
al common lcsfsi 81; middling 81 a G and A
good Ct a u fine stemming qualities n a 8, and 9
extra manufacturing 10 ISL.
FLOURISH.
wHEAT-lO5 IIOc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
SENATE OF TIE UNITED srArEs.
EKTRA SESSION
FRIDAI, March y. 1871

''''"I
Tho resolution submitted Yesterday bv Mr.
Ryes, og ant extra pay 10 those persons connected
win the Senate who have been pre,ermittsd in A
iormer resolution making additional allowances -
~ ~, wac briefly discussed, and, on motion Of Mr..
HUN llNGTON, laid on the table.
The Senate proceeded 70 the consideration Of .Y..
cutive business, and, after some time sn.ot ,h.,s,
adjourned 10 Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

ABsTRAcrfoE EHrRAoRDrNART.-On Saturday
last some one walked into the room Of our Report-
or and dcc1mped with two manuscript reporting
books tho one was useless; the other contained
a considerable supply Of unborn e.oquence on the
New York case, which we should be glad to have
For man TO walk of with manuscript reporting
books, IS the most extraordinary eEempIihcstion Of
the "ruliog principle" We have ever met with anc
as a special warning 10 these practical abstraction.
lists, We would just hint, that
The cove w0t prias sot isnr Iisn.
When be gets cotch'd 20 20 10 pnzn.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
DIED

On the ilth inst. in the 22d year of her age Mr.,
MARY MORGAN, consort of WIN. Morgan. of Nh,
town OF Manchester, Va. "
a! the residence of his father, in Fauquier eoun
", vei on the 4th inst, CHARLES THOMAS, infan,
year and eleven months. WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

l9- A youth abou, 10 years Of age, was found
Yesterday mosaing, Ia the leading to the Paper
Mil from the Basin, into which Il is supposed he
had fallen the preceding night
Verdict Of the Jury-dealh by drowninr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

ToPPHo Castle, Caroline, March 9th, 1871.
Gentemens Your communication has lust been
received, informing me that NJ large and rsspecta-
bic Wing meeting held 81 the Bowling Green on
the 5h Of this month, wss nominated as suita ble
persOn 70 represent this county In the next Legsa
ture Of Virginia, and requesting me 10 accept the
nomination.
In answer, must say am truly sorry that the
nominal ION had not fallen upon one better qualified
for 80 important trust My feelings. habits and
occupation are opposed 70 my entering upon poIii.
cal lie.
Could 7, m any decree, be tho means Of healing
and uniting The party divisions unhappily existing
amongst ~, ! would not hesitate however inconve-
nient might be- 10 offer myself ~ a candidate
But this, fear, would not be the result. cannot,
however, but express 10 the committee my high and
lasting sense Of the honor conferred upon me by the
nomination. Believing los / always havel that IN
/ q Republican Government every citizen, II called
upon - bound, IN great degree, 70 sacrifice both
his feelings and his interest for the public good
therefore, vi h the above sentiments candidly tE.
pressed, should u be the will Of my fellow citizens "a
elect me 10 that important trust, without my taking
any active part IN the canvass, will endsavor u
/ serve them 70 the best Of my abilities
| BE pleased, gentlemen, 70 accept my best wishes
| Tor your futura prosperity and happiness, and M
high respect for the very polite and friendly name
IN which you have communicated the resolution o
the meeting
Your obedient servant,
THOS. B. ANDERSON.
To Messrs. John v. Kesn, John G. Sutton Nor
borne z. Sutton, r. r. MeDanisl, John A. Nil
RI lu-Commitiee.
lC~ The fredericksburg Arena will pleas
copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE ESTATES ON THE RAP.
RAHANNOCK RIVER.

oLA'hS' BLUM, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ae
Rf virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by John War
- ing' hsl and wN-l shall proceed % n1hIl.
snenn on TUESDAY, the l6h day of March enspn,s 40
MOI ne next lair day the following and
Pori Tobseo, estate containing about 100 aerss =,
land lying on the Rappahanuock RIVER about I.nr 'n.
beautiful hay ri that name and containing an nnusn,Iy
rge proportion OF fertile fiat Land, valuable FsheTv
aIge and convenient Dwelling House OF Brick ip eIrri
eht repair with all necessary Houses whether a.
SlcuUural or anty purposes and midst OF nsIsh
oothood uoed Tor the ihe gence al uuaes Nus
nhabiiants Port TobsgO IL to no esine ON ,no
hAppshannock kvcr, OF similar extent, all the adv.n
ages which coud be require Ell by Vi gnia farmer sir.
GUS OF obtaining an agreeable aud permanent Iesienrs
OF poht-ole investment Of capital TIE farm Is now I'm
good order arIop OF seeded and ali tnc t,T,
operations have been, and will he regularly n
~ tnc uay OF sale Immediate will be given 10
e purehasr 30 that thing with the man.
As.Inent may DO conducted without Interruption
"aNcrN, iarn containing about CO.. On
he banks OF the Rappahannock In the County Of Kin
gorge on winch are valuable Buildings, Fishery Flsh.
ing Houses, &C. &c ~ -''''
Eighty valuable slaves, u Mules, Horses so sheen %
USen <uCows anu Calves Carriage Harness Bosts
wagons Carts, floughs, and other Farming UtensIis
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C. &c
M5- The sao Will tako place At Port Tobars Persop,
invited to DO 80. " N' ~
TERMS-The Slaves will be sold for cash-the Stock A..
on tne usual tune The time Of payments Tor the Land
viii be made known he day Of sale but for large nor
lion OF the purchase money, lOng credit will he
he t"e Is believed To be chal engc as Ii usual In
such cases shall convey with special warranty only
NH ~ =, JOHN . WEXFORD, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
LOOK OUT FOR ROGuEs

Several attempts were made Sunday night, to
enter s ores on Main Street, by means OF false
keys. Two or three Stores opposite the Banks,
commencing with MIR Jones' new Shoe. establish
ment were visited by night gentry, but withou.
success.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
King William.
Esser
CORRESPONDENCE

MING & QUEEN, Feb. p, 1871.
CARTER NJ. BRAxIoS, Esq.
Dear Sir:-I have been requested by a meeting
OF the minority of the Delegates convened at Crox-
tons Springs, on the 25Ih inst, to perform the plea
SAINT duty OF announcing to you, that you were
unanimously selected their candidate for Con-
gress. Accompanied with this, you will find the
proeeedin OF the meeting, and ] am sure you can
not resist the call made by such a large number of
the delegates, and under circumstances, which will,
in proper time. be fully developed before the peo-
pie.
Yours with the highest respect,
JOHN r. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
nv LAST Evnsrxos MAIL

A letter from Washington. dated Sunday. ssy,
ut is expected that the Presiden, will in a f,v
days. issue his Proclamation to convene an Ex,ra
Session Of Congress the last OF MAY"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16

MIR Cullingsworth will present something extra in
the way Of Beef, at his stall at the Old Market, this
morning. lot of the choice Cattle which came
down the Canal a few days since. Epicurcs will
ind the article to be ne plus ultra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
THE LADIES' "SAI.Fp

The sale Of fancy articles, together with col.
lection of plants, commences in the Lecture Room
of the Second Presbyterian Church to-day, at l2
o'clock. Charity calls you-go and purchase.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-16
NOTICE

SOuIHALL TOAPKlNs having By deed of Trnst ,h,s
- dy admhted N reeor conveyed 10 me- for The ben.e,
~ oIeonors therein named ~ their 10 trade ma
ss ' oi sNety Description az persons indebted 10 ne
~ eoneefn VII MARE immediate payment 10 Ceorre H
whom bays appointed ny Agent 10 res Give he
the deed IEWfa n, n = eatik u, n .sIins "
"'N" ~ ~" NH l9-tf