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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

/ lave received alaTge assortment of sadiIery vhic
WI sell at Factory Pnces-lower than they have been
sold before Call aud eSauine-tho prices cannot tal t
please. The stock consists plrt OF
English and American Saddles from al 30 TO
% sue "a lilcs' SlUt $50 do
do Heads and Relns and Birdie Ieaihers OF all kinIs
from ato So per dozen; Double covered Wagon Wins
Trunks iron frames made the best style; sheen Slim
bnh bilesi 100 dOZ horse carriage and stage olIars
do. IN M ntftG N.Y. "is
Inn ISL 2nd door below the Bel Tavern
SQPEHIlOR OLD WINES & B"AND1
UERY superior old Madeira Wine, Of Newton t:oTJo
a MuidocRs hrand-preo frOEl a TO sIl per gallon
rae anl brown sherry Imported 10y The late Pom,r
one half pipe II very old aud finely Hiram
dy. Otard Dupuy a Co.'S brand
Iheaboye articles are recommends perfectly Renti.
me, and OF quality worthy OF attention. For sale by
ina JOHN X. TRIPIETT 4 SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14
NEW SPRING GOODS

IMfOkIED, per ships Franklin and PTesdepf on. nm,
supeitot 9ld fale sherry, hid old Jamaica Rum
M pipes pale Cosnac Brandy. London Brown STOUT s5J
Ae IN Pnis and quarts, and 20 cases Queens Arms ,J
pophIn Iheese' Also received from New YORK 81 bas
w. r 800 AhehoT Chamnaigne and Hockheimer
" t f0rsse RANDOLPH HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-14

MECHANICAL LANPs--This is elegant and valn,brs
hucc u Is more economics al. shells a better tight -
osetheI Is snHed to greater patronage than aay otsr
the drawinE room and The paflor - WI ~
evening IN n Ssi y c,seII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
MEETING INLOIrISA-

The Members Of the Bar, who were attending
an intermediate Term of the Circuit Court for
Louisa county, convened on the 2O,h day OF July
lSil, without previous notice, and without Re fer
ence TO party, but Tor the purpose OF declaring their
opinions on great constitutional questions of deem
public interest: WhereupOn, GenI WM. F. COR.
DON was called To the Chair, and s. w. NoRRIs
appointed Secretary.
The meslns being org nizsd, on motion, Com.
mitee OF Three, TO wit: Capt. Archibald Bryce.
John L.. Holiday, and William VI. Amber. was
appointed 10y The Chair TO prepare and report reso-
utons expressive of Tue views of the meeting
The meeting then adjourned to meet again on the
next morning, which they accordingly did, she fol-
lowing Members Of the Bar being present, viz
GEM William F Gordon, Capt Archibald Bryce.
John u Holiday, Lucan Minor, CO. Peter C uer-
rant Col. John Voolfolk, Alexander HoII.day.
William NJ Amber, Joseph X Pendleton. lanes
l. Gordon, John Polndexer, jr., Walter ID Leake.
William VI Bryce, Capt Nevison Watkins, and 5
w Morris.
The Chair then called the meeting to order. nd
a majority Of the Committee reported as follows
lhal they, the majority Of the Committee, appoint
ed To emOody the opinions Of the meeting report the
following resolutions, the adoption Of which they
ommend:-(They are authorized TO saw on be.
hail OF their Chairman, that though concurring in
the opinions expressed in the resolution he never.
the!ess declines taking any part in the proce edings
Of this meeting)
Reso!rsd, That Congress has no power 20 incor-
poraio National Bank, and If it had such power,
/; would be wholly lnexpedeHt TO exercise IT,
Re'OiUsd, That Congress has no power to dis,ri
butte TO the individual States, the proceeds of the
public lands coded by the States and If il had such
power, TO exercise il would he both impolitic and
dangerous Nor has Congress any power to distri-
hute TO the States. the proceeds OF the linda pur-
chased by the United States; but the same cons,i.
tute property part Of the revenue Of the United
States, TO be appropriated other revenue under
the Constitution.
Resided, That in regulating the duties on i'm
ports, they should be laid as to bear equally on
the different interests OF society," yet without viola.
ting The spirit of the compromise act
Resolved, That in adopting the foregoing resolu-
tons, we are actuated by pariizln feelings, but
desire simply TO express our individual opinions OIL
the topics contained in them, without distinction OF
party, and without reference to party movements OF
Interests.
R'soiUsd That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and a
copy thereof be sent to Senators and Represen.
t1uyes IN Congress, and to the Editors Of the ch.
mond Enquirer and Wing for pub ici,ion.
WIN. f. GORDON, Chairman.
5. w. MoRRIs, Secretary.
n. B.-Ths above resolutions were unanimously
adopted, excepting the second and third which were
dlssentcd TO by MIR. Minor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
MAnDIEn

At the residence of Col. jones q. Richardson. in
the county Of Lunenburg, on Tuesday, the sth uIt
by the Rev. ID. S. Dogset', DIR. J. K. PErrus, to
Miss MARr ELrzABErH SMrrm, formerly of Ala
bama, late of Va.
On the Sh inst, by the Rev. Robt. Ryland. at the
residence OF MAJ Robert Campbell, d.. RANDOLPH
Turner, to Miss ELEANOR f. Youngest J,uohtsr
OF Wa: TayIo:, Esq, decd, all of the county OF
hing William.
On IhursdIy evening, at the residence OF Cant.
J. H. Prenuss, by the Rev. Mr.. HenshalL MIR.
CHARLEs SrEbBISs 10 Miss CHARLorTE C. WAL
DIN, all of this city.
In Baltimore, on the 22d instant, Ivy the Rev'd
Dr.. Henshaw, Nj. HuSrER IL. MGRsHALL, OF
Charlotte county, Va. to Miss SARAH, only daush.
ter OF the late Griffin SI;h, Esdr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

The amendments TO the bank bill in the Senate,
were understood TO be got through with, wednes
d'y. The bill was ordered to be printed, as
amended; AMI the vote upo. it may be anticipated
alta early day. The Locos have consumed one
solid month upon this bill in long speeches. We
hope the country will bear this in mind.
The committee of the House, in the meantime
has reported bank bill, said to be similar in its
provisions to that Of the Senate. From the despatch
with which the House proceeds, early action may be
expected This disposed OF, the aLours OF the ses
sion will be completed, so far the immediate rep
resentatives OF the People concerned. Their ac-
ton may be delayed by the unprincipled Faction in
the Senate-of whom, elersH of the 22, msrepreser,
their constituents. This is another fact to be con-
s'dered by the Countrywide most bnisterous and
shameless OF the Senatorial Faction misrepresent
their constituents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
Meeting Of La,rvsrs.

Perusing the proceedings Of the meeting Of law
yets, IN Louisa, we could bu, im,sine whO, effect
they would have upon certain friend of ours, who
mas very decided opinions on most subjects, and
among others, upon lawyers. lie considers that,
as class, they have done mischief than all the
res'o the world put togelher-thNt three fourths
OF the evil, OF which the country complains comes
from long speeches-over much talking-an invo,e-
rate disposition to substitute words for dceds-and
that the lawyers the authors Of this whole evil.
Aud not only that-but accustomed Ivy their pro.
lession to prove right wrong, and rice rtTSa, they
tall victims to their own arts. and become themse
incapable Of discriminating between right and
wrong. His only hope for the salvation OF the
country, is, ,hs the people will rise in their maies
~ and Danish all Lawyers from tho political orc.
M. They may continue to wranele in the courts
conound judges and miseaj Iries, screen the gull
ty and punish the innocent-but they shall be bar.
red all participation in the legislation of the coun-
try.
TITS Is an orer.harSh view OF an enlightened
eas.-who doubtless have their iailing,, but are
not en- masss, certainly, obnoxious TO this sweeping
animadversion. But such being the sentiments of
the gentleman referred to, it is amusing to imagine
his reflections upon hearing OF an unsduterrted
meeting of Lawyors-a mass unalloyed by parti-
Gle OF eommonsl,y or yeomsnry, as he would ex-
press It, unredeemed 10y grain of common sense,
and cursed with an ineorrigble obliquity of moral
perception. meeting of Lawyers, One lawyer
is enough to eaven multitude, and mislead whole
community But whole butch they are more
than sufficient TO wrange into pitchy darkness the
great orb of Light ITSELF and dry up the very oun-
tains Of Truth!
For our part, we think the lawyers of Louisi act
wisely in letting the world know what their opi-
nlons are respecting matters and things in general
and we take pleasure in laying them before the pub
lie. LIS not the least amusing part of the whole.
that they met, without distinction Of party, to ex
press their individual sentiments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT IN THE RIVER


- ho y'neiro papers received by the Editors Of tho
~ \. lurnal of Commerce, Contain Monte Yideo
dates TO the 9th Of May:
An eng cement took plrcc on the 9th. between
the Monte Nideo Squadron, under Commodore CO...
AMI that OF Bnenos Ayres, under Admiral Broxn
The former consisted OF six vessels. and the lat,er
OF three. Brown, however, had the best artillery.
and his vessels we're larger, and manned chiefly
WIN seamen, while Coc'swere chiefly manned W
iaGdsmen. The account states that notwiths,anf-
ins in'se dsadvantH ses, Coe CALAMITY sustained
as odversary's fire for three hours He then found
II eNPoilen' 10 re Ire, and arrived at Monte Vldeo
without The loss OF any OF his vessels which. how
ever, suffered much damage. lie had IL men kill
ei and ~ wounded, including Lieut., Shannon.
Brown had only six o. eight men wounded, and his
yes els suffered very ule damage. They were
on the 2',h At anchor OF Monte VIleo. Coe was
repairing his vessels ~I.h all speed, and then in
tended To try hts luck Us ain. Tae writer IS how
ever, OF opinion, that he ought not To do so, but
should wait for the corvette Vergara, recently pur-
Chased when he would stand some chance Of sue
cess He also sta es thai one OF Goes schooners.
on the 20 b, deserted TO The enemy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

,n ne sn,urd',ss OF 20 i,ieaI life have bean very
Wv" s'u"<eu' Out never moro h,pp,ly than by an
oS'memoer OF Congress in Niichissn In r.I,,;n,
ne sIp,y OF ms use and fall he says: "l'u tell YOU
now secured my election IN this district ,e,e,I
years years ago, when was nominated, the party to
Nhen belonged wos ~ the minority. and ,bs,,
was no hope ct succeeding unless soniethin, moe
'nan ordinity was resored to. After rea,c,;n,
some time came To- the conclusion To steal 4. ha,
rom one OF my neighbors, which did; aud in the
AVID aScerelned beyond doubt that | was the thi,c
anu published TIE as such. when | Immediately an !.
pcaIed to the sympilhics of the people. and asked
them II they thought would steal a hog. They
s"a"o".d Tue oait-stid II was persecution on the
10 me-and The consequence was, | was triumphan,
" elected. Bat the next time was Candidate Tor
the sane Office, Yankee from Vermont was ,ha
opposing candidate. who having learned my secret.
stole sheep, aud ran me SLY high -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

AFFECTING lsciDEET.--rh cores pondent Of In.
ni'timoro Sun, speaking oftho removal of the late
tresii'n1s remains, relates the following Incl.
approaching the brow ofthe hill near TO ,xb,, v,.
once the private residence OF the immortal W,sb
nston, bcheld little in advance of me solitnrv
Individual, going on the flying pageant, as II wheel
ed along the winding track Ear distant n the val,
below. lie was above the ordinary height. ,ro sed
~ ack, with his hat pressed down ron his H. ovs
ms back towards me. As | halted within n C,v
icet behind him, iclt that this solitary Strangers
heart beat somewhat IN unision wi Il NV own
and ! stood still rs II by impulse, net wishing
10 disturb his seeming quiet As The train II
cars diminished IN the Increasing distance ard
entered the gorge OF the hills almost out of view
the stranger raised his hand tow ards heaven
and IN voice ucmuious with agitation he fer,
vsnty exclaimed, "Fsrewell, thou hero ana patr,
o'-ihou poor mans trend, farewell" Ard Turn
ing abruptly on his heel, he saw me and drog-
ping hts head, with partial bow or sautation.
passed. with quick and hurried step by me
but saw that the fountain. ofhis soil were broken
L he O'S teas were coursing 30 Nn his manly cheeks
and s.stening in his deep dark eye. | went ais
as he walked away, and loved him for his secret
sorrow. 1t was General Murphy, of OHIO, the ear
ly and ardent fiend of Gen. Harrison, whose elo-
queuce had shaken the Western country, and had
gained hIm the tile Of the Patrick Henry of lhe
West"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

mau who was well, wished to he better took MY.
sic anu d'ed-he was rich. wished to be rchcr
speeulaiod and "'s ruined. lilo was the friend and
CO Spectator Of John X. Simpson one OF the set
urs'up and owners of that swindlia: concern and
Goyetnmen, pet, The Lafayette Bank. lie was one
OF those Who. while deepest IN speculation was the
'outesi IN denuneaiion OF Il lie was one OF nose
Who raised the cry of speculation against the Wing
party, in order to hide their own reseAlty in the
dust they raised. lie is now reaping the fruits OF
nus own hypocnSy and ioly. u he has really re-
pented and turned from his Speculations 10 an no.
nest and respectable calling. are truly r,ioiced
at 1t. The example might be followed by many
more OF his pitty. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

/ Riggs, B,oekway, NJ. Blown, Charles Blown
Burke, Burnell, :. ii. Butler, w. Butler W O But
'er, w Caldwell, PC Caldwell, C,ihoun, J
CSmphsli, w b Campbell. L Campbell Caru
there, Cay, Chapman, ChiuCnd,n, S n Clarke
Chiorj, Clinton, Cowtn, Crans'on. Cravens. Cross
Cushing, Daniel, @ Davis, Il u Davis, w G paw
son, Dawson, Dean, Deb,rry, Dog, Eastman
J Edwards, EBERT Everett, Fillmore, A Law
renee, Foster, L r Foster. Gamble, Gentry, Gerry
Gilner Gossin, Z q Goode, Gordon. Graham
Gr,en, G eis, Cuisine, HaberShom. Hall, Harris
WIN Has iues, HAYS, Henry, Holmes, Ilopkin,
uouek, Howard, iubord. nudson, Hunt, inser-
soil, w w Irwin, Jack, James, John w Jones,
Zones, kclm, L Kennedy, King. Lane, Law
renee, Lewis, Li,ttfrd, Lowell X Mcclellan.
Mckay, Mckcon, Mallory, Marcband, L + Mar
shall, y Mason, MaIhot, Mathews, Mattocks. MAY.
well, MsynWd. Mcdl, Meriwcther Morgan. Mos.
row, Newhar5, Ssbet, Oliver, Osborne, Owslcv,
Parmerter, Pe,rce, Pcrdleton, P,cksns, Pluuer,
Alex Randall, Randolph, RayUer Reading Rhstt,
Riis~ay, Riggs, Rodney, Roosevelt, Russell,
Salionstill, Sanford, Saunders, Sergeant, Shaw,
ShePperd, She de, Simon,on, Slsde, Smith, SNYDER
SIaniy, Steenrod. S;nkeey, Stratton, Stuart, sum
msrs, Sumter, ToliNierrc. J b Thompson, X W
Thompson, Tiushas', Tolanj, Tomlinson. Trio
lett, TrumbUiI, Van Buren,, Wallace Ward War.
rem, WHshn'on, WattcrsOn, Weller, westbroOk,
l. whi.e, + w Williams, James W Williams,
l. Williams, Z ii Williams, J L. Williams, VIM
throp. WISE lorkc. A loung John Houng-lS4.
NAYS MCsSrS. Boyd. Coles John u Foyd.
William u Goodc. Cave johnson, A Mcclellan, J
L Mason, Turney-S.
So the hill was passed.
The bill appropriates S7S9. $40 for the nay and
subsistence, erection aud repairs medicines and
tRgert expenses Of fisates, sloops, small YES
selS and Two armed ste 'mcrs, to be empoyedas
home squadron.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

"IRuLI fouRS"-To illustrate the assertion Of
on what slight OF erroneous grounds sc,nJai,us ~.
porte may O' based, know Italian gentlemen
E Eno, having received note OF invitation fcom an
English lady Of irreproachablc morals eoncI,,r;n
IN the usual way "Truly yours" took Il to frlenJ'
70 whom he expressed his regret and embarrass
ment at having unwilingy and unntention,lIv
1ehieSeu the conquest OF Lady - heart. I'm.
poss'o {, said the friend; why, Lady - is one
OF The most reserved and correct women in Eo
gland" Here IL, however, the proof Of my nsser
Hon," replied the Italian, drawing forth smerslv
cVil invitation 10 dinner, and exhibiting il with an
ai OF triumph what say you now you cannot
surely doubt h-r hand l'-Lady Blessin gio.s Jtisr
"a ally vol. III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
A NEW COMTCVTER.

"a a'Af " r"'h'ia n. a En-
A letter from Washington in tic Enquirer o. yes
lcrday, says:
81 pray you to encourage the hearted Mr.. TYLER
80 run with diligence the before him. Il rs his
f he please, FIST TO reach the gol-lo weaf the
yc'Ur'5 crown"
The "Cudous Antique" thus enters upon his la
bour II love.
I'VE would DO any thing fair and honour,bIe to
cheer MI Tyler certainly, no one doubts it,
wha, ply your sbiIi'y is not commensurate 10 the
impulses Of your compassionate bosom q bu, we
will never sacrifice one iot Of our principles, 70
'oono even him. 70 cruel, cruel oiono little jyt
. do for PHYS saks.l We must do what is rgb,
Iby oil mtaus-god cant buy you to do wrong n
and 'oove consequences and men to their fate. IA
very liom'E, condemuing his own son TO death
Hard hearted, inczo,nbIc Judg,J with wha: plea.
sure We would uDshr5th our sword 70, the blood
thirsty man y to guard Mr.. Tyler from tho attacks
/ OF his enemies, ia CLEAN Of hopsl II he would but
stand up Tor God and the Right lembraes the Offer
| Mr.. lyIor u you would cscrpe pefditionl How
sIady we would ttlud ~ hm It he would
stand by his old State Rights II iociplss
We have not the words 70 yprcss. lrhe costa
cy is too great ior uttefan,e-thars bsv,rJ
peradventure. But if he does shun The path OF
GUY and The consii,uuoE-we will observe our own
principles The immortal ssUsul md oJey the eons,i-
'nuon The Richmond JuntoI For every soldier
who deserts us What, arc tho msrcen,riss dessriny
iher leader u tbeeomss more important ,hnt those
VINO remain should 90 their duty the more faithful
y, hrmy and ndomitably. lThars a clear prop.
osIuon Fall in the last ditch, as certain federn
ohce'holder once fell in gutter in rear Of the Mu
scum, Of a cold rainy night.-Bs Courageous n Mr.
IyIer' principles, duties policy interests are all win
US, las was apparent from oil Of rs voting sraius
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Prom Btdckrp9fs hICGt'Hc.
MORE.
n Hope DC dcaf--why seek N nvef
For what besides has Lite 10 give
Love, ute, and Youth, AMI ncduty, tcc,
u Hope be dcad-say whai arc yoai
Lore without bopei II cannot 10,
There " a weasel on yon .ea
nccaincd and shiilcss a. Despair,
Aud Enow-'us helpless Love nbats there.
LiC. without Horei On, thai is no,
To livrl but, ,iay by diy, to rut.
With feelings cold and passions dead:
To WANDER DER the world, aud tread
Upon Its beauties: and to gaze
Quite vacant. o'cr its howcry HaIc.
OH think, Il this be Lille , then say
"who lives when Hope has hcd away ~
Yar'h without Horel An endless night,
Trees which have fcltthe cold springs blight,
The irhtnins's htsheS, aud the flanders strife,
Nc' pine away weary hfc
Which older would have sunk and died
beneath the stroke their youth uChcd-
Hut. cursi with length Of days,ure lett
To rail al Youth OF Hope 6creh.
Aud Beauty, too, when Hope IL gone
Has lost the ray in which II shone
Aud, seen without this borrowed hight.
Has lost the beam which made " BRIGHT
Now what avail the silkCn hair
The angel emile, and gentle air,
The bealning eN c, and glance Teh0ed-
Faint scm5lanec Of that purcr mind
A. gold ttust, sparkling In the sun.
Ppns where the richer strata run
Alas thcy now Just seem TO be
Bestowed TO mock at Misery.
They speak OF DAYS long, long goneby,
Then puiut TO cold Reality,
Ind with a dciih like smile, they say
"Oh wha' arc we when Hopes away 7"
Then Lore, Life, Youth, and Bsauiy too
When seen wuh0u, Homes bright'nns hue,
All sigh in MIsBRT's sadiesttone.
"why seek to live u Hope be gone !"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
J. II. McMECHEN,
G. A. HARPER,
G.. ID. CAMDEN,
w. 4. HARRISON,
Z. CHAPLIN,
J. McCALLY.

The King OF Prussia has granted pension OF
500 thaers t,9OOfl to NJ. Lehman, the inventor
o. The mechanical method Of copying oil paint nss
he secret OF The process is now the property of the
Prussian Government, and the inventor i, To COM
municate TO II any further improvements of the plan
wh.sl he msy discover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Up The aG'i, with MIR Gaibiniti. an which sIr
heenan W" represented as using unlawful wea-
pons IN seeing fair play tn friend, came before the
Mayor yes erday, aud resulted in Mr. Keeran,,
discharge fee OF cost. MIR heeoar, il was proven
IN Court, had no weapons, and !, was only ca
snaI event that brought, him in contact with those
concerned. lie stool by as the friend Of MIR Bur
russ, and had no weapons whatever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Citizen Richie is very much displeased with the
amendment which Mr.. Bolts proposes to offer to
the Bark Bill. 1t is the very worst thing yet suc.
gesiedl This strong condemnation on the part of
the shfiveed relic Of Torysm, viii not work that
proposition any serious de'rirnen. at Washington.
IL he wished to defeat it, he ought 10 have praised
20,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24
RICH MO n D:
SATURDAY MoRxINo. JULY a.
SIGNS IN WASHINGTON

Whilst II; House Of Representatives acts wi h
the vigor and effect which have recently marked its
proceedings, and we con'inle to receive such assu
RANGES Of ".irs U'en" rs are CONTAINED in the sub
joined e;'er, from entitled to the highest
confidence, We are content; matters proceed well
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

Va Munonzait Lorory Clls. T. ir isilto he drawn ~
Alexandra, Va. hUgUat1 Grand tapita's-l prize of
8}Ol1 luUu tOn 35Du, 3Il 1925, Of 800, ~ u 1000
Sc. IS nuiuhs otri ~ drawn. Tickets siuthsres
iu proportion certificate Ot package ot % whole tick
cfH, ~ shares iu proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

To-day We Evo The schemes Tor Auust-During the
mnnN there VIII bC Tho than
THREE MILLIONS or UOLiAHs-prizes N FORIY
ThOUsANp DOLLARS, Thviy Tb,.saHd, TpeHiy Thou.
s1Hd O. aro lupnE ih, suino o these will be ont
ittm iioyfs C0ur II Fortune, aud somc n HE o. uobs
Will E"ihcn but dr0ys bear In mind that y0 cannot gS
them uH'sss y0u hare n If,ksf
Correspondents DESTROYS Of obtaining N these up
900 ltz'. are advised tu uar imr iu forwarding their
Crors'O HEAD QUARTERS FOR PRILFs
HOYT & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-24

ihs attack Of the Eoqurer upon Mr. Rives, for a
few days absence from his seat on Wait to his IA
m"y-Ht time when his vote was not required on
any subject of Importance, exhibits a malignant,
anu depraVed spirit. The viper is t9o,h.ess, how
ever, and can DO no hunt