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TniiE subscriber would respectfully infarm
- has ffiends and the public generally, that
he has Just received the largest assortment Of
articles in his line Of business. perhaps, ever
before brought 70 this market; and as they
have been entirely selected BY The subscriber.
with an eye to their neainess and durability,
he thinks he can give satisfaction 10 all who
may patronixe him. The articles have been
purchased on very reasonable terms and will
be sold cheap. he invites his iiienjs 10 call
and examine his assortment before purchasing
eise~her TIE follos inc are comprised IN
his assortment, suitable for the Spring and
Summer; s @.ss e~ .. .s
Genllsmen's Boots, first quality.
DO. DO. second do.
Do. Shoes, first quality.
DO. DO. second do.
DO. DO. third do.
DO. Pumps-various qualities.
DO. Cater Shoelees.
DO. Pump Shoetees.
DO. Slippers.
Boys Shoes-vsrious qualities.
DO. Pumps aud Slippers.
Ladies Philadelphis black Kid Slippers.
Y DO. do. eolored do.
Do Morocco slippers-.hiek & Thin
soled.
no. Seal-skin Shoes and Slippers.
DO. Leather Shoes and Shoeiees.
Misses Philadelphia Morocco Slips
thick and thin soled.
Do. Colorrd Slippsrs-various pat
terms and qualities. -@a
DO. Morocco and Leather Shoeiees.
DO. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, Of almost every size
and qusliiy. #
!" Ia addition 10 the above, he has receiv-
ed from the North his materials Cor manufac-
turing; and, having first rate workmen in his
employ, u prepared 10 execute all orders in
his line with neatness and despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return his
thanks to the public for the very liberal pat |
ronage he has received at their hands; and |
promises that no pains will be spared in the |
future 10 give satisfaction.
WM. II. BROWN.
April 30. 70-l
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rHNfAEn scH00I,.

IN HillsbOrOugh, III. q.
zngE sasnias sessi-a 81 aIr. a alrs. BUR-
= WELLS sCHO0E, win commence en-
Moaday, lhs Eta 81 gnma
Ths Facasions will hereafter take place n
Gke spFiag an1 Fall n order 10 aeeomn0daie
pupils ffom The low connlfy. who Sad d best
e sisit Lone u those seassns
TKRzs. a. HERETOFORE,
Tsilinn. eli SO
Masic. 25 90
Use Of pisna. 5 90
Dsawing and Painting. 10 90
French. 10 90
Latin. 10 90
Beard ID he most respectable families IN
The place. eaa be had Al so per month. gin.
eluding every lhing;l and parents Who may
wish 20 place their daughters under eur care,
caa hear ef places on application 10 rs.
No dedaelion made foF absence sflsr fks -
~ g catered, except 10 eases ofPfsirssisf sick
ness.
REFERRScEs.
= r. ,; : !: "; Web. Hnr..e....A
Rev. ID Lacy. Ralcigh.
NJ. John ". Roberts,
Mr. Alfred Hatch. N,wA.u
Mr. Saml simpson.
Nh Robert Primrose.
Mr.. Richard Washington, wayaesbotough.
Res. y. Mash. Lineointor.
Rev. Alexander wilson. d. D.. Greensboro
GT The Star. Standard and Register, Rs.
leigh. Newbern Spectator and " ilmington Ad-
serilser. will insert once week Cor SIN weeks.
Mar ~. H.
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NOTICE.

TIE nnjerslghsd would respectfully
4 ini0rm their friends. ard llis public
generally. that Ihey iaIend % vilhds~
iron the MerrsnEile business: they wonld
therefore request Ihose indebted 70 Ghem.
% call and close their accounts By Cash
or Note.
They would slss svaik themselves %
Ibis opportunity Of expressing their sin
eere thanks for the very. liberal support
given them whilst in business.
~ They have still on hand.a good
assortment Of
Dry Goods,
and other articles IN their iine. which
they wish 10 dispose Of for cash. or o. =
short credit % punctual dealers.
MICKLE a NORWOOD.
March >. n 81
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ciartuiIle. va. April u. 1871.

have Tor several years been attending TO
the effects Of the waters Of the Buffalo Mineral
Spring. and can readily Subscribe TO the above
recon msadaiisa. and would, 10 addition, re.
mark, that after having noticed she effects Of
most Of the tonic waters Of the United States.
: have No hesitation ia pronouncing Il alto.
geiher che safest.
Blue stOae. April q, 1891. :.
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REFERENCES.
.u0Gaf's Vegetable Life
.Hedfscineg

THESE Medicines are in
debted foriheir name 70 thtil
manifest and sensible action
IN purifying the springs and
chsnnels u life, and enduing
them with renewed tone and
vigor. IN many hundred Ger.
tilted cases which have been
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Hsviag prciiced Medicine in the neighbor
hoed Of lhs Buffalo Mineral spnng Cor ;he lasi
twelve years. have bed frequent opportuni.
ties Of testing the efficacy Of the wafer in va.
Fsous diseases. As tonic and diurelic. il IL
noe sary Ear. if a. all, surpassed BY any watei
40 fhe United States. Its seton on she Kid
neys % prompt and powerful. Il is also sudo-
rihc and slighily sperienL These medicinal
properties combiaed, reader IL useful in all
Dfspsicsl Affections. yisceral obsiruciions,
Pariicussfls Of the Liver and Spleen, Gu
,saeoas Diseases. Dyspepsy, eonvalescenee
from fevef, Dcrangemeni Of the Secreiing Or.
gsss. tnlermlttens Fever. and Female Com
plaints. In all chronic diseases IN which the
digestive organs are implicated, as cause OF
effect, shis water acts with the happiest re.
cults. In Fever and Ague and proiracted Re.
Jntient Fever. II rarely, IL ever, fails to afford
p~rmsnent relief. -=
Viewed in reference 10 It's peculiar sction on
the kidaeys IL may be regarded as powerful
remedy in al the chronic diseases OF those or
gass. IS likewise those Of the Bladder snd its
aPpendages. As a remedy 10 chronic female
complaints. IL 10 no less worthy Of public con.
hdence- and ! will here remark, that long ex.
perienes has taught me, that ia the catalogue
Of huaan ills, there is no class Of diseases
mere pefpiekng 70 the physictan Than these
obstinate and painful affections The important
organ pseldiar 70 tks ser, when in a state Of de.
Tsagemcai, exerts an influence which, II not
timely arrested by proper treatment. involves
very often, IN one common ruin, both the mind
and the body Of the hapless sufferer. II 10 need
less here 10 ennmerate these diseases; suffice
% 20 say thai there Is scarcely one, depending
on q functional arrangement or lision Of the
organ referred 20. that is not either permanent.
ly cured or mitigaied BY The use Of this water
for month OF two. The determinatipn Of fiu-
eds 70 she region Oi the pelyis consequent on
It's use, renders II prompt, rrild and efficient
emmiaaeogae remedy 10 youthful females. lis
powers are equally conspicuous in removing
those diseases Of the other sex, acquired BY
haTits Of dissipation and debauchery. The
FIRST effect produced on strangers by drinking
che water is q slight goodness Of the head,
which soon passes Of and is followed BY an
increase 81 appetite. . heaIihfDl glow on the
surface, exhileraiien OF spirits, and pleasing
CONSCIOUSNESS Of new life and vigor infused in
40 every organ Of he body.
.~sa-.st q. AhaS'
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FURNITURE,

BL.a-vKS for Sale al Ills 0qacc.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
Af.TEEnpV

mo following Is extracted from A m,puscri,
WORN oy an Arabian writer who lived in the I3,I
century, which Is preserved in the ROYAL Iihror,
~ fari' IL presents food for prof,abl. rcde.,;o,
IL IS calculated TO humble our pride and self rora
ana 10 teach us ths vanity of human eyncc,,,;o,.
ana earthly fame AL 90 to the dead and nrc Co.
So''eh' Wv no can tell man what shall be ,fts,
him Under the Sun1"-Ca6ineL NV
passed ono day by very ancient and ,vopS.r
u PVPuIouS CITY, and asked one OF its inhabi,nnt,
now long It had been founded. If, il md 7.
mighty city, sand he, we know not how lono !, ~.
eNstec, and our ancestors were on Ibis suIios,
ignorant as ourselves Five centuries afI.,,ra,
as passed 10y the same place. could nor n,rcoi,,'
TIE slightest veSt1Se of the city. | demanded oc =.
pehsan' who was gathering herbs ron it's former ar;
how long It had been destroyed. I'm snoth .,,,,',
question: replied he. The ground here has -.
Heln different from what you now behold h, sXy -
mere nos OF DID, said ], a splendid CITY hero ,,
N,'er, sald he, 50 lar as we have seen, and meyer
uu our i"ther speak To US OF any Sueh' On mo no.
tuTn there hve hundred years afterwards I 60
the sea in the same place and on its sbo,.
party oi fishermen, Of whom | endured bo,, -,
the Iano had been covered by the Maers7 us ,G!e
u question:, sau they, TOR man like yorD III =.
mas Always been whatH is now | oo,in roT,,.fi
"Nc huhurei years afterwards, and the sea hal "a.
aPPeateu' inquired oi 4 man who stood alone on
he spot how long ago this change had taken rI,c
anu ne gave me the slme answer as | had r,ro;,ai
before Llstly, on coming hack gain nftor an CO.
ehSth oil time, found there flour shing citv. nor
PDPu'ous anu mo rich IN beautiful huildinr, than
Tue Guy seen the hrSt time. and when 1 SouId fin
~ informed myself concerning its origin the IN
hnnuants answered me, Its rise is LOST I'M co.,.
antiquity, we are ignorant how lonp !, has $50,
ourselves" 's"O'''' as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
LONGEVITY IN Russia ExrL.Iy,D.

"A statistical economist, who knows nothing of the
internal arrangements of the province must be sad
" puzzled to account Tor the extraordinary tenaci
y and VIeor OF the vital powers, the heaithCuI in
huence 1.-THE Climate, and the astonishing greatness
oil the average duration OF human IIicin BcS,a.
raoia' The problem is, however, easily solved.
when the contrivance of The civic authorities TO in
crease the numbers within their municipal iurisdic-
uon IS understood. a refugee appears and prnvq
10 he enrolled as Mesnechanin-thut Is. a CITIZEN
OF the town. lie is at first told, Chat is not mat
ter OF course friend you have no passport too bu,
wait awhile, and we will see what can be done for
you" The refugee waits until one ofthe civic com
muniiY dies, and then he is summoned TO apprnr
again 6ef1re The Red Table, in the magisteria Office.
Now the business proceeds thus: "What Is your
name !"-"lyan GrilshOV."-"What ase?p-425 -
wei, young man, attend to what | am going Ia
say-Mitrophan kalenko died yesterday, aged so:
u you wish to be citizen, you must take upon
yourself his name and his age; then we will allow
your I've substituted for him, and will give Won his
ceruhcate and other dOcumenls.p Ivan Gri,sboV
loyiuly consets and becomes all at once respect,
o'G citizen OF very respectable age. The depar-
tea Mirophan sti. lives under this metamorphosi,
on the civic register, and, probably, after two or
thrce other renewals Of his existence dies nj the
pa'riarchnl age of $50. We need therefore no lon.
ger marvel at the frequent accounts of deaths in
RUSSIA Of persons exceeding 100 years Of age
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

r, we have often seen and heard the Springs snd
Ta'nlonaO.e Watering places run down, but VIC
nave never read any hing quite equal in severity, ON
ihc 'u'Jec', u the following from thut plain spoken
ana c'usiie paper, the Boston Courier. Comment
lng on The recent "Arc up"at Saratoga, the Courier
sayF.--
Probably the country would suffer no damage
IN iis mo".s, industry, or prosperity, " Saratoga
ana al. The Other fashionable watering places should
be deserted. ltls somewhat laughabie that the vi
sIler' should be taxed for water, when n drink oil
Wa'ef Us the only apology for their congresatine
iherei and when % Is only "by that crafn that tbs
propnel1n Of hotels and on army Of their ntten,
dants "hive their wealth" We never visited on,
o. thc'e fashionable places, and, Of course know
no mug o. them t'om personal observation VIC may
stahe altogether their character and consequences
pu, rom ne representations Of others, and especial
" ron Ielteis written there and published IN news
papers, we have always supposed them 10 be thea.
ues, on which political nuguers, matrimonial shar
peT' tpunglng baekegs, affected maids, silly youn
girls, shallow Drained daniies, ignorant boobies, an
every other sort Of animal, which is an offence L
humanity, assemble 10 play their respective part
Tor mutual entertainments
| Tins 10 what we call ToUcH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
From N. ElIlimors Pnlrint

The locoioco postmaster Of Winchester, Virginia,
having been removed. he set up whine Of proscrip
L9h' anI with great iuGy called for the production
were Kept back but This OrJearauce being mistaken.
me removed postmaster only became more camor.
Gus. On this, throwing aside all pity, the charges
nave been furnished for publication and appear in
tne co I,nns o. the winchester Republican ycster.
'nu nan OF mat paper. They nre conclusive, and
aier reading Them dismissed oco iOco officers should
take warning not to ask fos the chlrges against
them, as they may meet the fate Of this es-postrnas.
ter. ! '''7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

Co. Joe Watkins, after years OF rambling in the
far West, has re appeared upon the Gocehland
boards, and presided over n Locofoco Indignatio,
Meeting. lie haranguei the assemb.ase. The
meeting adjourned to August Court-when call
anti Bank t.Tarif, anti Distribution, and anti.
-NatiOHal debt men, invited to attend"
This meeting ought to have been called during
Vans Administration, when tie .S'afionaI deb, was
created. But Col. Joe is gallant rider and mus,
always be astrde OF metesome hobby, and rs
the old ones, of Bank and Tariff were pretty well
run of Of their heels, was discreet to noun, a
fresh charger The times being squally, and he in
hurry, he could not do better than to slip one
out Of the Wing staOle-and accordingly Jridled the
NATIONAL DEBT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
To The Editors Of lhs Whir-

Gentiemen-The death Of our late es.eenoed rem
TesentaiTe Col. Isaac Coles, will make II necessary
Tor the people Of Abomare County, TO tx upon
some gentleman to supply his place in the NEXT Gen.
erai Assembly OF Virginia And in looking over
the county can nix my mind on no one, combining
more OF the qualifications necessary 10 make n goc5
representative than may be found in the person of
b. IL. Magruder, Esq. He is a Jusinsssman.a GOOD
speaker, IS well acquainted with the wants of The
county, and IN fact with the state at large, is a dc.
G'ueu w GIs and States Rights man. Should he
he elected Of our representative, in the ney,
Legislature, am sure that Absmare will have no
cause to lament the selection This is the opinion
a. !eAst oil SCOT TSyuIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
by and 'Ciih The adUies and consent oChs Senate.

ny ana Hiih Ihs ndUiee and consent Of The Senate
Burgess S. Gaither Superintendent, Of the Branch
Mint a. Charlotte. y. &.
u. s. ATTORNEYS.
Cornelius Dauagh, Western District OF Penn.
sylvlnit. o''"
Return J. Meiss, Middle District Of Tennessee
Charles Chapman, District of Connecticut.
John Holmes, District Of Maine
Charles Davis, District Of Vermont.
lie PeyiOu, Eastern ID STR Ct Of Loufsiau,.
Joshua a. Spencer Northern District Of New
York. 0
Justin Buuerfeld, District Of Illinois
Franklin Dexter. Dstuc, Of Massachusetts
Thomas w. Sutherland, District Of Wisconsin.
U. S. MARSuALS.
ISRAEL w. Kelley, District of New Uamp,bire.
Sylvester bartshOrne, District Of Rhode Island
Ihom's johnson, Dstuc, Of Iowa.
John y. kinsman, District Of Maine
VIM. ~. Russell, District Of Missouri.
Sias NJ. SuIweU, Southern District Of New
York -'0'
Andrew Miller, Southern District Of Miss.
Thomas w. Newton, District Of Arkaus,s.
John u. Edudge, District Of CUnnecricut.
John .. Comp, Middle District Of Florida.
POSTMASTERS.
Geo. Cox, Huntsvie, Aabaml.
Ihos $. Redd, Lexington, Ky
Geo. w T.. Bedc, Columbus. Georpi,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
ICOMMuNIcArsp.
Translated from French paper

one OF the most cnttTpt.Sing manufacturers n,
paper, MIR Dercho OF Gand has 80, nbou, eoI.c,.
lns oil the ends (bu;t,) OF asparagus COMM, from
the tables d'hoe" and the large esta bIi,hnens of
me city, tor the purpose Of making paper or them
r-'e'y nsht two or three cnrtlo'dr Ol these amen
ana perfectly ,ninroted IN q very few hours. Tin,
pup which II Is not necessary to bleach or wish.
IS put upon the machine, and comes itom II tr,ns'
formed into excellent white paper, very strong.
I'M, eoS.S not nan The price OF ras-paper. We
Iouo1 nor mat this secret, when made known W an
os SCI cd with easerness by all the manufacturer,
OF the large cites. The asparagus, mixed with the
pup oil the beet, produces a paper still cheaper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
RICH MOND.
WEDNESDAY MORNING., july IS.
Signs al Warrington

| Signs tH Washington.
Letters from vorcus sources confirm the infprn,.
ton communicated in the subjoned extract. wb;r
dssenslon is gone, and the extra session will have
accomplished more than it bnrsained for. Thu
session will close by the 18th Of August, unless !,
is protroc,ed by the Factonists of the Senate.
| We heartily congratulate the country upon the
suspicious signs. We congratulate the rloriou,
brotherhood Of Wings upon the pro.pee, nj IN,
speedy realization Of their hores. The battl. b,.
not been fought in vain. Reform, in truth and suh.
stance, IS coming inis full play. There is n new
order OF things. With the change of men tb.r, =,
a change of measures. John Tyler, aided nv Re.
form CorStcss, will sisnalze his Administration
and endear himself to his countrymen, by upse,ing
the whole batch of destructive and anti republican
measures Of Martin Van Buren,.
One letter assures us that the best spr, now ami
mates the whole party in Congress. After accom-.
p'Ish'ns the great and important task 6evoyed upon
them, they viii return TO the bosom of their consti
tuents, and present there an undivided front 10
Whatever adversary may assail them. The ordeal
through which they have passed. has on,y served TO
try the weak poinls-Iike putting water in a new
canal-to find out the ieaky places. They have
passed through the trial with success and have
come out stronger than ever.
The poor Locolocos-what n condition is theirs,
Whittier will they turn TO escare the pcrdirion
which awaits theml They are like the snc;en,
Moabtes, spoken Of in Jeremish. The fear md
the pit and the snare are upon them He ,hs,
hceih from the fear, shall fall into the pit; and he
that Se'teIh up out Of the pitt shall I've taken in In.
snare-the day Of their visitation is at hand. They
cannot complain of the terrible, but righteous iuds-
mens. They have abused and perverted the high
trusts confded to them by magnanimous people;-
they have by misruie by a selfish and narrow am
ouon, brought calaniteS upon a land which, IN all
it, length and breadth, should have known only
prosperity and happiness. Verify they have their
reward.
WASHINGTON, 25.h July, ISII.
have had no thought I'LL yesterday, that the
Bank Bill could pass the Senate. am now next
to sure that it will, by two votes, and be accented
10y the President. This result will be owing TO a
modification OF the Bill, designed to compose the
veHed question OF the requston OF State assent to
the establishment Of Branches
1t is now ascertained that you will have Bank
Bill, Bankrupt Bill, a Loon Bill, a Home Seua
dron BIZ, Bill Of large appropriations for defence,
Bill raising the duties TO 20 per cent, with ex
cePtons,l and Bill for The Distribution Of the pro
ceeds Of the Public Lands provided its friends will
postpone the operation ;ill the Treasury be full
which they ought, but are not much disposed 10 do
Viii not these measures, as Launceot GoJbo
said OF his 2l wives, "be to'enble coming in" for
one and that an extra session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

On the IIth instant at the residence Of 81. 49,,
(tchafd kandoph,) Barr RANDOLPH, in the sd
year ct his age. The deceased was native of En-
gland, and emigrAted Virginia at the close of IN.
ksVo'gnonlry War, and, in the spring of $50, NOV
n " L AlaOaIna. Il may be emphaucay SAID, that
At the residence Of Mrs TaIi,f,,ro !, C,ror;,.
county on Sunday morning, at ? o'clock. Jons
Of this city. "'''''
~" Religious Herald will please copy.
r On the night Of the % instant, after n shor,
Louisa Darlington, aged 10 months AMI 1I d., anu
Inc friends OF the family arc requested to attend
the funeral from the residence of his fatbc- Th;s
Morning, at 10 o'clock, without further notice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
BOSTON MARKET. Jupv o.

The transactions IN Flour EXHIBIT no chance -,
yees'SGrday's prices. Sales common Georgetown At
rl'KsOurs Sc, / mos. The demand G,, e."
aoout equal To the supplies; yellow fat &c. A
cargo white and yellow, G6c per TO- PennsyIy,pi,
oAis 46c Couon-Sales ioir New Orleans iii.
per 10. oil-Linseed is held Tor higher prices. ON
tie Foreign IN fast hands. Jul III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

IL We are p'ea'ed to notice the improvements
:" store houses on the lIll. Many Of the old stands
have been r,htted, and we see that Mr.. Tho ID.
ouarles has removed his Dry Goods establishment
into his new and handsome house, lew doors
above Mcssrs. Valentine 4 Bfeeden's.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

we saw funny incident at the Market House
meeting on Saturday night. "rhe syss have It,"
oNwlcd drunken Locofncn, when u vote was ia
Ken The nose has IT," retoTIed a Zig whis, tax
ing the unfortunate Loco by the feature Indicated
Ior JyurEgI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

lDNwe request the attention Of our city sub
sereers to the valuable Real Estate to be sold This
Afternoon, at O'Clock. at the corner of L OF Main
aud ltIh street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
Mr. UNDERWOOD mo

Mr. UNDERWOOD moved that the bill repor-
ted iron the Senate, in relation the census be re
agreed to, snl
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28
POSTSCRIPT
nr LAST NIGHTS MAIL
CONGRESS-Mnnnu

l" the Senate, the Bank Bill was taken IN. I'll.
I''o' offered some dozen Sm.ndms ats-ali of
N"'eh were voted COMMAND which occupied IN,
Senate ill O'Clock.
MR. h'nG then suggested. that as the amend
'''"'' on oo'h sides had been disposed Of, /, would
&c "'''O pass the Bill tn its third reading before
""Jnu'nmen'-to cut CIR any moro amendments.
ms was pal'ry fetch, designed to ex,o,, IN,
contemplated amendment of Mr.. Clay, Jus, before
'uI'u'nmen'' to have night to consul, and CON
cOct. "'u So"-
Mr. Cl'y opposed the susg estion, and stated tina,
lac would be ready TO pass tho bill to its third ,.,,
ing, next day at ~ O'Clock.
In the House, the Tariir Bill was discussed until
o'clock, when the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

shall not until be proves il himself shall take the
Word ct nobody else foe it-and when my conf =
uenee IN his honesty is lost, 1t will be very much
shaken in the Of mankind.
A VIRGINIA WIG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

TUE snbsrfib"fa ore agents orio slc fths superior
Lock lley have just received small invoice ~ two
sizes, which thcy anxious IN Dispose ~ Hardware
merchants atc requested 10 can aud examine tof They
arc uUcrcu ~ tho Wholesale prices and In other
IuE A pEAEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-28

EhscTtoss-The annual election for members of
inc Stale Legislature in Kentucky takes place on
Monday next VA
Inc election for Governor and members or,bo
Legislature in Tennessee is held on the 9th of An.
gust. ''N
In Illinois there is an election for Representative,
IN the present Congress on the third Of August,