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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
COrrssponIenes Of n. ywsdi,ou,,n

Nav YoRK, April rs, 1871,
The Great Western steamship came up the bnv
about o'clock yesterday. in 10 days from BristoI.
She brings no political news Of any moment. Tbo
overland mail from India, though hourly expected.
had not arrived; OF course, our direct adyicss from
CHINA are the latest The Western had about so
passengers among them Mrs. Sigournev. the
New England poetoss, Rev. Dr.. wayiand. of II. 4.
Mr. Sturges, ~. 3. Consul at ManiiIa) and family
M Cryder, (of the London Banking House Of
MORRISON, Cryder Coz Mr.. Bates, (of the Houso
OF the Bnings) Sir J. Luffan, Miss jsudon. &c. he,
some some OF these arrivals pVrtend an overhauine a,
The most interesting item is the lack Of news
rom me steamship President, which had been some
'hirty days out when the Great Western sailed.
and not word heard from her. Mean time packet
ships which sailed three days aite her have been in
port some time. report that she had been seen
| near the Western Islands proves unfounded. The
| snHe'y for her appearance was very great in Lon.
don, and as high ne 20 per cent insurance on her
had been paid. Here the alarm s even greater. AZ
the Great Western reports large islands and fields
OF ice which she encountered on her passage She
was completely environed by them on the 18Th and
10th, and had 20 stand eastward to get clear IL is
thought by some that the President NAV have
struck on iceburg in the night and gone down
with all on board The only hope for her is tina,
she msy have gone Southwsd for iue-to the AEo
1 res, possibly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

Tr,a,uy,r oCtie Wt.faf pbii,d,,,s,,


FL Gov. Find'sy has been removed by President
Tyler as Treasurer Of The Mint nj Pbilndslobi,.
ard the lote distinguished Governor OF Penosvlys
MIA, Joieph Rnref, sppoinyd IN bis place. Thu,
exercise Of power having excited howl Of indig.
nation from Looo Focoisrn. Il u proper 10 show the
reasons which justify it, The Msdsoniso assign,
them us foIlOwE
III ~ not deemed necessary 10 pobI,b IN a..
WORD OIL the circumstances inducing the ,,nov,i q,
public omeefs, onIsss required, fof were We 10 do
/ -, me world itself would scarce eoptsiop tbat
Nhich would 10 written" Bot ne tie Giote s,d
me o'hsf prints inendly 70 Mr. Finday. have ousn.
60 me SUBJECT, Ne will state ~ brsav AZ poss,tIs
the purcipai cause Of his removal II ,as ,,tb,
more o. ess han gross neglect ~ the dutt,s AZ ~.
responsive station, and failure and refusal "a rom.
| ply WIN ne laW f'quiung bond 10 he ety,p n,
the faithful performance of the duties N ~ fs,
and Tor the security ofthe public against ,.,t 49,
cations ~ took pl1os during his sdnois,rst,on ~ 49,,
treasury Of The Mint. WV
"Dorlng the recess Of the SENATE tn s.o,,,ob.,
$3.50, Er governor Findlsy was sppon,.d lao ~,
Prevalent, Treasurer OF the Mint Of The U,..,
Statss ~ Phllsdsp his snd on October IA, en,o,n.
win Robert Smith and Francis X Skunk. a. see,,,
W. eIecuisd N Official bond in the penal surn az no
wv i" We faithful performance ol the duties az M
! once This bond being given on an soto,n,no.r
msoe curing the recess Of the Senate of eog,ss ,s
seo only until the conclusion n the n.Yt ss,,ion
congress ihereeheL Mr. Findlsy was pe,m,,,,o ,
IemaIn N tbs important tfust without g,v,og TO-.
apy security wbeteysr Tor more Than siol
ls.Isi Dn 81 last, on the 2C,h Octotsr tsgg 80
l"'''' "a'"'O'd shd the appointment eonsrm.
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nPnn Dit null n.rnn

Banks and ETtrs, according 70 a letter from Col.
pepper, dated Monday, are exactly uod.p What
Hto be done now, Il that be the o,se7 No Viz.
GINA tribunal hes appellate Jurisdiction to decide
between them. The shehGs can make a return Of
neither The Governor can issue commission 10
neither Neither can take bis seat in the House Of
Representatives. Neither can demonstrate agsins,
the "undue return Of the other" We UNDER
stand at last that the law does not provide for the
case, and Il It does, that the sheriGs are divided
equally, there icing six counties Il looks like 9
special providence, and the people Of the district
ought TO regard il as such, and setting aside both
,ske up some man who is worthy TO represent tn.
land Of the Msdisons, the Barbours, and III,
Greena
u there should be as-which pray HEAVIER
may be the esss--ws presume the way Of will b.
lhiH The sheries will notify Gov. Rothsrfoord, b,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

~ TIE Senate; asi on the sssA Oe.ober, 1883, NJ
penalty. -
In is<o. Ms. Fiadlay wss required to give . new
So, according 10 the acquisitions Of the Lac pass
eet" mat year. prescribing the form Of bonds foi
suen omeefs. This he declined doing, and desired
ina. ne might be considered having resigned, OF
a. neing about TO resign his commission.
puring the time that Mr. Findlsy was thus ac-
uns si.hoot commission OF bond, as Treasurer d
the Mint and agent Sor distribution Of copper
eons, detaication was allowed to take place in
me copper account Of upwards Of $1,000 The
~no'e amount Of the deficit is upwards Of $4,000.
ou' a small portion OF that amount 10 secured by
.ne bond operating during the few months succeed
lng inc appointment Of Mr. Findlsy, and the short
Periou OF the existence OF the boEd given in 1899.
u VIII DC remarked that the second bond has no
retroactive operation.
hese defaications, thefts, WI a,ever the iasiss
OF the people may term them, arc alleged to have
9een committed ey the clerk to whom this cent
BUSINESS was entrusted, and with whose accounts
inc treasurer should have been familiar, as he
undoubtedly 10 responsible for his conduct.
III VIII be observed that this fraud going on
through this long term of years without, inquiry or
correction.
',rhe Globe can have more information in regard
70 these innocent victims Of prescription" if their
friends see fit To cali Zoe it.
II. Is perhaps unpleasant to these people who
been sucking the blood Of the people for years.
10 De driven away from their accustomed "spoils"
out the Globe may assured that end is to be
ton
This statement is made somewhat hastily but
q Is substantially correct. We will give further
details II desired hereafter"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

LEGISLATIVE MRETING.-Ths M.stine
Of the Wing Members Of the Legislature. At the
Capitol, last evening, was one OF solemn ard i'm
pressive Interest. The recollection Of recent and
heavy dispensetion Of Providence was % fresh in
The hearts Of all presen, that, though hope and con
ndenee N the wisdom and patriotism Of President
Tyler y strong, the sense Of bereavement for the
lo.s o. Cen Harrison was deep and pervading.
The Resolutions express, in appropriate terms
and ~ the right spirit the sentiments entertained for
President Tyler by the Wing Members Of the New
fofK Legi,s'uro; The response OF Messrs. Hot
ley, Hubbsll and Dser, in speeches highly effective
ana eloquent, shows that New York nov, ss in the
days Of Washington, Jefferson and Madison, 10
ptomp, and Efficient IN her confidence and support
o. Virginia, The mother OF Presidents. =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

vm notify he Hosss through he Bpsaksp and then
'o"s v'rs'n'e msnbsr viii move sor nsv write
's'uon 10 supply the vacancy oecas,onsd By the
mutual snnhtlaton ofths kilksnnies. Thea, the ps
ps oiSpo'sy'vanis. culpePsr. Rsppahannock Mad.
son. orsnxs and Green, learning wisdom from expe.
Renee aud finding impossible TO weigh moral a.sn
une' OF to decide upon the relative weigh, Of nonen-
unss. viii take up some straight forward, old fash
onsd Looo. like Ambrose p. Hill, or some hisb
talented Wing like wa. Green. and cleo, him.
The stss hooked sor fun from The adox 6.b,.,
but Tor no prolonged enjoyment like this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
CONGRESS.

e. w. Summers, Wing, about 5s5. Scattering
Loco $50. Jug
result IN this county. Mr. Reynolds had been
elected, and formerly represented the County A.,
Wing, with supposed popularity, persisted in
canvassng the County, notwithsta ndine Smith had
received The Wing nomination, thus making di.
ever ready TO break into the fold used ali their
to widen the breach in the Wing ranks, and brought
out MrF formerly Deputy Sheriff, and al
ways popular man-but the result has read 10
THEN and Reynolds lesson they will remember.
A KANAWHIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
ACCOMACK.

This Countv pnv. soo r,,;o.;,, :: -,
u,,,;,o, ,I r. '"JO'"s III november for
,.c.n, ,bo,o 49,. VIC ',se'' OF Inc whole State
This Spring j, has re elected G.r p,,.,,. S
ISOLATED with him Mr. AiI.wo,,h ,,to !.,, =
Van Buren,, as B.yy himself ,voud hav. ~,
not policy prevailed over inclination. w. no., o,
the honor of personal .con,;r,,n.. .;,t A.,
worth, but we pr,.um. he iii ra,,I Nv" v, n
tuny may with some nl.u,hir,vl ~. - =" ~ :.
vember as obliterated bv his own .l.c,;oU 80 ,t'.
he will unite with his oolle.ou. in ,.,hi.L
opposition to the Administrator Of p,.,id. n, IT..
Biyly himself IN the face of the 500 m,;or;,v 80.
as all men know here, whatever thew NAV ,h;OL -
Ac,omnck, the mos, iovs,.,.,. - e :,
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NEW YORK. Movn., % AZ

x., NEW hORh, MoNDAI, II. Nj.
CT, raining almost every alternate day. Our whnrye.
ana streets IN the business part Of the city, are IN an
excessively muddy condition, and the discbar.;n~
anu loading ofgoods is very difficult. The money
deposits and many have invested their surpus f,nd
IN treasury Notes bearing an interest of sir per
cent, which are at par or n triae aboyo. Faur
months notes OF favorite description are readily
discount paper having over 80 DAYS 10 RIM IT,
ats OF slerng bills is pretty steady at 1914 to 1917,
sno on ars at 52si at these rates there can be no
demand for specie. oe "o
E1ehanses on the South are good deal worse
TO day-United States Bank notes are aIso Ios.r
MARkETS-Moniay.
FLOUR-The holders have put vp tho p,;.. -
20 Tor common brands. which is Cd higher.
,CoIroN-Steady sales making, but prices
GRAlN-Sales ofbo;h Rye and Corn at 81 cents
which is about the price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
nY LAsT EvENiNos NAN:
correspondence Of the National Intellissneer.
New YoRK, April n

-. NsW hohkb hpru 70.
mr. Van Buren, continues in and about this civ
IN close company with Messrs. Hoyt, Butler, Ed.
and others, arranging for ulterior operations.
Planning, and plotting and schemng, with a 6vely
hopes and rs vigorous ambition az ever tn,
oeath OF Zen. Harrison disconnected all .sthe sho.
lluon" and singh tariff" cry, with which oar South
srn friends were 10 be scared, but new maebin.,,,
got up now against Mr. Tyler. Il has been CON,
corted that MIR Van Buren, should be brou,bt a.,
ss candidate for Governor Of this State, but ,h;s
has not been decided upon. He is, hoveysr hv
no means of the course. He hopes To run ano,h.yr
race, even on the whole ground.
Letters hom Canada received TODAY. small or
the arrest Of MIR Mitchell, the ex.M. C. Ths ~
cess on which he was held there, as 1 u.d,r.,snS
no. being sufficient, no was given up, and new nro.
cess has been got out here dday; thus il snos,,.
no shot Oh on track body suspected for III eve,
his refuge. aS pom" Of
The subject OF a National Bank much en,,o.,..
tne attention OF all classes here. Our Lee;sls,u,e
VIII move upon the subject before thew adionrn ana
10 oil probability instruct our Senators in Congress
70 vote Tor one. IL is popular issue in hi, Slate
ne Loco Foco leaders cannot frghten anv bodv,s
children by an cutlery against one; and when ,h.v
put the question TO the People, We shall gain voter.
from their ranks by il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
To the Ju''ieT comparing ne County Court .,
HsnTte0.

10 inc Ju'her comparing The County Court s/
HenTte0
you will be called upon, nj your next Cop,, N
appoint az officer TO supply the place Of Mr. Edmond
Weisi deed, our late most esteemed and ,e-iso,
Inspector oi Flour in the City Of Richmond-,nd
you VIII not think u unbecomng or imptoper in I,
e,'lI,n 70 address you on the subject and TO
recommend 70 you one who possesses, IN IN. iod0
meht, superior claims for the Office. The law re-
iume' you 10 appoint person Of good re mute and n
MHul Judge Of the quality Of -four and Indian
msa' 20 DC Inspector thereof and even n you are
pfesenied with the names Of those Who NJ. ,aad
Judges N this case, yet behooves yeu m soto,n,
70 lh' important Office the man most sk,lCuI most
suitable and capable of discharging lie doies. cd
such an ons, conceive, IL he individual sbai b,ng
pyouf noiieo-Nr UgERr w. MIUcK-who has
Deen miller Tor I'VE and twenty yesfs-vbo 4.
we'll acquainted with the duties Of the of5co-en ,c.
cufae, skllipl and perfect Judge Of the different
quhluesO ~ Hour md IT, 6neness and the v,,;,u.
oes'tes ~ lm hneness-sO much 40, that there 4, no
~ ,1' w ms cry who ean compete with him, and
those who know him will admit L. and even ou,
Ias inspector spoke With confidence Of his GOOD md
/ Hii"I judgment IN these matters. lie istbs oldest
/ mWef N The county, and practical f,rme,. sod
S"''eyy aep1nned With the raising Of gain and
,o" b's 'ong experience, Test qualified 70 Judge Of
N-hnOrng 20 we'll a. he does, oil that takes plae.
N reference 20 grain from ice planting 20 Il. ysry
IPepnfauon Tor consumption. These are the bigl
GAINS "b'eh Mr. VI. possesses forthe Office in YOU
gH'-clsims which no one possesses in 20 eminent
| s;ss, ~ i" anoiuon 70 this, Mr. ". " IN humble
SHcums,snces, with large and interesting fsnnit,
| onost rs protection, and tho Office would bo IN,
m.sns 81 placing him and his family in oonEo,ta.
Os mtosuon, ard NJ the same time his snoipsn
1ushhcslion' you'd ensure the performance of IN
ooues Of the Office 20 the public good and ..,;.6,e
uon-so lhat every hing connected With him %
.",n'nsbos HIN most strongly 20 every Mseistrat
nho you desire 70 see the Office well filed. and 4
us '"fos ufns 20 do on act Of bsnevolencs % on
uno ,'ebly deserves ", and bslieve me, gentle
ns", tpfess The wish o. many more when Al,
you'o confer The appointment upon Mr MSoet.
FARMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
LOSS AND GAIN

Wig 'O''-2 in Buckingham; 1 in Prince Ed
ward in Powhaian; IN Petersburg; in Aeco
maei in Carolinei in Nelson IN Frederick;
in Marshall-IO.
Wig gain in Southampton; I in Stafford;
IN Fairfax in Bath; in Monroe; in Mont,
gomery x Puaski-6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
Dreadful Steamboat Accident

ihe New York Commercial Advertiser Of Nor
oay' gives the particulars of an accident which oc
CURED on board the Steamboat South America. on
her passage from New York to Albany, on Sunday
morning last The acciden, occurred in consequence
oil the breaking OF the shaft, and the mschinerv
giving way, the piston was forced through the cy.
Under, both IN its upward and downward motion.
scattering the fragments OF machinery in different
directions with great force, and diseharsing the
steam into the gansways and cabins. The Steam
boat Diamond coming up shortly after the accident.
took off the passengers many of whom wero injured
seriously, though no lives were lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

i6@ What thinks our neighbor OF the ENQUIRER
Biyly and Aisworth ought to dot Support whiR
measures and men, or oppose tbem1 A "irapku
answer will be gratefully acknow lodged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
"Pro,erip,ion" ratified by II. Globe.

Prom the Globe Of October O. ls3s
" The opinion Of WASHINGTON, tina, 10 employ IN
high ttiees men opposed 10 the Corernm,nf i, 'na-
HiIeai sHetde, Is EsIsEEILT JUST An Adm.
nstrauon which practlses this principle hnds i,se
as It we're, in hostile camp. Those who arc ~
carry out us measures throw every OF staee in IN.
way OF their execution. Nay more: they are
ever IN conhJeniial communication with The enc
my, to whom they reveal its purposes in advance.
and whom they furnish with distorted misrents
seniatlOns, instead Of correct information to be
used against those by whom they are employed
lhey turn the facilities and advantages Of offei,l
: position into instruments against the Government
winch they should sustain with a oordiil and ener.
geuc, not grudging, discharge u their Official do
ties" &c. &c.
Prom the Globe Of June %, 1870
For the sake Of the country az large, we hone
70 see neD intuition Of energy into q the public
. emplOyments ~ Warrington, where businss, hs.
Oeen suffered 70 sisgnate IN the same hands for the
' tenth part Of a century. THIS can only be i'm.
psued by bringing from the country Iyssh bodv Of
= intelligent, indHiiri0us, and zgALoUs D.HocsA1,.
VINO, having been reared ~ the healthy atroospbsre
: Of beds and woods, will bring 10 the disebsrgs M
, public trusts minds and bodies unimpaired by the
: injection Of city life. The Wm iadesd b., AZ.
yOSB"
The tables are turned and the Globe - Of a very
different opinion. IL would now have the wbr
Administration place itself "in a hostile camp and
commit political s1iciJs" ~ "empIoying IN high
Offices men opposed 10 IT," We think the "eog,.
nesf Is blown up W his own petard!'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
PRINCE EDWARD

EIrsetofs leutr 2cih April
"Col. Burke was defeated owing alone 10 the nj
glrgenco Of the Wings. Forty one or TWO Of them
we're absent from the polls"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

If The Washington correspondent OF the
Charleston Courier says the locos are already
tempting President Tyler with second term, on
certain precedent conditions, Il was early foreseen
that they would do so-Sui ean hsy eenrisee hin
that they hare ths po~er to make s promise soed7
There's the rub
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
BALTIMORE NApKrr

BALTIMORE MARKET-Tuesday.
Jane, viz: '' ''s '''"'e'
withdrawn, q so-,os
Iris, pe' 0s oo.s,s
" 10 Cuoa do Gs5aS 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

sales OF Nine hhds Tobacco made by Mr.. A. s..
niue. OF Caroline County, sold at auction. a,
Shockoe Warehouse:
NO !, Lues, ~ 80; .. Lues. 5 IS; ,, III; a
1915 o. 1915 o. M =, Is, 8, ISL; 8. 10. The eroo
W" purchased by some Of our best msnufsetur,r..
Inc lovers OF good quid may expee, something
extra 6ne.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
DIED.

IL In King William County, on Saturday nixhs. IN.
Io'h uliimo. AFTER few hours indisposi,ion. Jos,s
.. Woopyoso. Esq, in tho AID year Of his 80
formerly Of Caroline County. -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

ISLE OF WIGHT,

ISLE OF WIGHT.
Josl Hosman, Esq- late N. c., IL elselsd in thl,
county in place OF Arthur Smith Who rctires
OHIO.
Mr.. Edsinston wi 10 elected in this county bv
no majority, which would upon necessity have
been doubled.
ROCKINGHAM.
Messrs' Shipmsn and Smith reelected to the
House. mr. MOfeu in all probability, rs. elected
10 the Senate.
ihs Rockingham Register thinks that Mr.. w. A
harns Is elected to Congress-
TYLER.
The Wheeling Argus -Ex,rs, of the gath. repor,.
that MIR. Stephenson of Tyler the late able VIII.
member, has been displaced by MIR. Presley Mar
un' hso' Wing oss-makins their loss u. to 6
gain, in the House OF Delegates
BROOKE.
MIR. Jones uoco) is re elected in Brooke.
Mr. Steenrod is reelected to Congress without
formal opposition.
From hs Comp,iey.
MONTGOMERY & PULASKI.
these counties jointly send a delegate, whom IN.
W w. nave have elected ss again. viz Davis Wing, 9ss;
For Congress Stuart sss; Mcdowell ass.
MARSHALL
Martin, opp, elected to the House of Dele,,,..
by "a majority. Wing loss. No opposition to Stssn,
rod tor Congress.
OHIO.
hdg'nston, Wing, elected to the House of Dele.
gates by majority Of about 200.
ACCOMAC-(a Delegates,
Bayly sol Pin, WA. ,,s
huworth 457 Snead, ls6
, letter sets down Bayly and Ailworth, M estates
~ n,snss men," and adds, that Ailworth voted for
No opposition to Wise for Congress.
ROANOKE
90 ron C0seRkss.-MeDowelps maj. over stuar,
majority over Kyle, Wing Ss3. NoPp'
MATTHEW'S
r, roR House. OF DrLEoArEs-Digges ODD Iss-
biiups, Wing, l3e; Digges elected for Matbew,
and MiddIesex.
date, l47-Henry A. Wise I2s-scatterins 6
Northern Meek Gsfrief
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

Inc certainty Of Caperion's election caused IN.
non attendance of number Of his Ifriend.; other.
,so nus majority would, doubtless, have reached
izo' and perhaps more. From all appearance. m.
STATE must have gone for Tyler and Reform bv de-
cided majorilies. Yonr, n. y 'e-
WARM SPRINGS, 2sth April, Is4l.
TO the Editors Of the WAig.
Gen,emen-l hand you below, the Congressional
vote Of this County. We have just heard dir,et
from Monroe; A. T. Caperton beat his Loco foeo
competitor Ellis" by majority of sevenIy-seyen.
Beale IOA
Bai Der. So
Williams Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
KANAWHA Is SAL

Our Eleciio Is Unce more have w.. ,n., m,
enemy. give you the result WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29

10 THE EDITORS OF THE WHIo.
Sssst Springs, Esd .7priL, 1871.
Gentlemen; am grauhed to inform YOU that
monroe Is once more herself again. As was antici.
pated, she now stands redeemed, resener,ted ana
aisen'hraIied from the foul bot OF Loco Focosm.w
Almost without struggle, our amiable and talent.
60 wing candidate, Allen +. Caperton, ESQ. ha,
Gon .s,umphan'Iy elected over his worthy Loco
oeo competitor, Col. VIM. Ellis-supposed to have
eeen oy lar the strongest man of the party. Tn
following is the result: r'' nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, 10 O'Clock, A. M.
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ARRIVED,
Schr Palm, Crowel, Boston, sundres 10 Hubbard
Gardner Co, Putney, Dunlop, Moncure & Co
l. ID Crenshaw Co, NJ Branch, J Myers & Co
; Williams, d Burlington s Co, Inoes L Brother,
rarkeT, Z Bolts, Rust, T C Rice, DR.. III
Myers, Davenport Allen, ] Gill, o A Strecker
X Duval, p X White, J A Weed.
:, sehr y regain, Corson, New York, furniture, to
Exchange Hotel.
MEMORANDA
NEW YORK, April 26-Cleared, Schr C C.
Labriskie, Wiletts, Richmond.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-27
 pExKyAYE ffEfgq,EssS.
or1sr ID iqeei the Wsiizs of l nulnler Of Iades, a iif Gn3i@aae has removed h the nd ies dlgt'l- iag, sitattes corner St Fflneis and Jackson s;s
 DRAWING E%F fAIXrfSEs

 [ . order to aeei the 2ishzs 0i dunhsr Of i.adies, a n1 Gn3l0aae las removed Ia the ffd ies dlstal- iag, sif.aie1 corner st. Ffaaeis aad Jaehson s:s DRAWING ASn PAINTING. This systsal E enIfey neW--nn5i in ihe course of six l.essons q ihofuagh knnalege E arqulei hy pu- ez, Is lo render iien independent oIfirher astfne- | Tn.
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