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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
Correspondence IF the National Intelie.ae,y.


NEw YoRK, MayII,
The community continue to be agitated Ly
thousand painful rumors. in regard to the s,esms,
President. They are all OF a contrary ebnr,et,,
and seem 10 rather upon the wishes of the mul
utude than upon any good show Of reason. The
mostimportant ofthe rumors are, that Capt Bow.
man, OF the British barque Recovery, which arrived
here two or three days snec saw the wreck of
large vessel the last Sunday of March off Corvo
one Of the Western Islands, which he presumed TO
be the President. IL the report were true, the YES
sci should have been heard from in England before
the sailing Of the Britannia on the Goth Of Aori
Capt Bowman was INTERCEPTED in the presence Of
many witnesses this morning, at the Office Of the
British Consul, in Wall street. The mate and crew
were also called upon to testify, and the result Of
full and thorough examination was simply that the
wreck Of a large vessel wng seen on the 2sth of
March while the Captain was taking the sun.
The irgHto Brundywine Unexpectedly made n
visit 10 our harbour last evening. The rumors Of
war which were nioat upon her station brought her
home. The Americas Ambassador at London IL
seems, had sent information to Port Mahon. which
led TO the conclusion that war between the United
states and Great Britain WIS an event moro Than
probable In twelve hours ofer the receipt of this
intelligence the Mediterranean feet were homeward
PN"HF' TIC NvHIiubluU 70 ftlufn was the result OF
Q colncil between Commodofe Hull and hi. ear.
iaIns on board the Ohio. The Ohio anil Preble leh
~ company with the Brnndywine, but separated in
lhlch and boisierous whether of the Spanish coast.
WHISTLER they too aTe homevard hound, or put into
Lisbon, and received information winch carried
them back to the Mediterranean, ia n tnnttsr NJ
douhti neither OF them has arrived here The Rev.
Mr. stewart, chaplain, returned in tho Brandy
vine, and IS the bearer Of dispatches 10 Washing.
ion, Yhish he received from the squadron on the
Mediterranean. 7
The trade and commerce Of The city show some
alterations since the commencement OF the present
geek. Flour has fallen l2I cents a barrel, cotton is
| steady at the last quoted prices. Teas are unsafe
able. n large quantity was advertised "a. day. The
! snlssi however, were tbinlY attended,, and the
| amount withdrawn. The market is we'll supplied
Tor long time 10 come, even IL the difficulties be.
t~een England and China, as some suppose. arc
| far from a settlement
Stocks improved TO day United States Bank
yeered the compass between " and IT, State
| Bonds run from 81 81. Indiana bonds brought 5sl
and 5si. New York water loan, redoemable ~
| 1870, but 50.
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To rnE EDrrons or rus wure.
NEXT GOVERNOR.


The result, Of the elections having reliov.d H..
Richmond Clique Of the unpleasant task Of sIee,ing
suoVsfnor, next winter, that duty will be deyolyed
upon the Wings.
beg 70 bring TO the consideration Of the General
assembly, Major James Cortland Of Nelson, ns a
gentleman IN all respects eminenlly fitted for that
station. Major Garland has been too long in pul,.
'e 'fe and has acted too conspicuous part. TO re-.
qulre any formal and studied eulogigm. I wopld
only remind the public, that when in the Lsoi.ls.
turs, he was one Of the most strenuous and abs adj
Voca'es Of that system Of approximation the
compilation Of which, the prosperity Of the st.rs
mu't At last depend In his hands, lhe honor OF the
old Commonwealth will be preserved untarni,bsd.
and her best Interests will be promoted by every
means IN his power.
n CihtsH ef BuekiHRham.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
RICHMOND MARKrrs

o. % why u.
. "'a'Ae'S nave undergone no change for sew.
.'1' "eehspa business generally is exceedingly
uu''. lhe demand for money is much greater than
'he facilities OF obtaining it. The Banks discoun,
very cautiously though they try to distribute ,hei,
means equally.
No sales of Stocks.
James River and kanawha Scrip about 81.
PRODUCE.
IoBACCo-No change in price.
FLOUR sii about the market rate.
CORN, so cts
OATS, IS cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

The Loeo'focos of Philadelphia held an Indigna.
ton meeting few evenings since to denounce the
Traitors" in their own ranks, who voted for the
Revenue Bill. The meeting was no, larse-a cir
cumsanee, which did not tend to moliiy the leaders.
The proceedings were accordingly characterized Ly
great bitterness, and the unfortunate twenty Loco
iocos, who voted for the Bill, Were consigned to
perd'ton, with the most opprob rious epthe,s in the
language. Which, the denouncers or the denounc-
ed may meet this hard fate first, is doubtful. There
can DC no doubt, however, which best deserve, il.
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IL Scandal, like that detailed by "Inisrm,d.
der" TOO gross for the public eye.

we hare lost ssvsrai COUNTIES mat 70, ought 70
haze 'aved."-This IS the consolation 1.-THE Enoui
rer for its signal defeat in this State. But on,h,
not the conviction, that it saved several counties
which II ought to have lost, counterbalancs Tim,
source OF comiorR Ought it not to have lost Smytb
ana scott, and DInwiddio, and Nottoway, and Mel.
SOM IL carried them oil "by the eya,lasbes - ~
use new phrase Of its own; and some Of them are
VIGOROUSLY and und,nably Wing counties. Such
beyond question, are Dingiddie and Nelson. The
Editor Of the Enquirer himself cannot deny lt ina,
both OF these are as decided Wing counties as INV
IN the State. One has been carried against I'm,
Wings by spurious votes; a nd the other by disssn-
sions among the Wings. The Delegate eIee, from,
Nelson does not deny that majority ofbis eoo,ti.
'uen's are friends and supporters Of the present Ad
mInistralionj and we presume tho "boId and vioo.
rous' would, with his accustomed cando,, ,dai
The tame Thing respecting his. n he does not he
will be made 10 do X.
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IN news to inform you Of.
THE sTEAMRR pREeInrNr

The following IS the list Of the passengers in the
Steam Ship President which IS supposed to hsv.
been lost:
3, II Plsfel, Of New York; Ar Warburg -
l3fki Lieut.. r LsnnoR, and Mr.. & ourtsney, grI-
~ n ~ y'one Power; and servant, England;
YORK; g l. Cader, Buenos Ayres; r Paine, R,I,,.
more W, NJ. Iorner, Cuba; + B.ancher, Cuba. Inc
Fraser New York; Van Lobe, ion. Ams,crj1 r n'C
a 2, Byrne, Londoni Thorndike, New YORK. w ~
m'fun, England; 4 Howell and friend, n, York
LFInss1on, New York; Rev. G. G. Cookm,n
washington City; - Deuchar, Scotland. n NJ
600 ,,, ehi'd, Z Barry, e Roberts, N. York. ] Lee
"P., "le and child, Master Morirg-To,aI III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

f5~t is to be regretted that the officers of the
Banks of this city are not authorized by their By
laws to unite with the res, of the community. bv
closing their doors and other suitable observance,
on THIS day, set apart for national .olemnites Bu.
It is to be hoped that to extent they may avoid
the usual appearance of business, by closing their
front windows, and that persons having business
with the Banks will transact il either before or after
the hours allotted to religious services.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

FROM Louisville tKy.) we learn, by the mail of
Yesterday that the Hon. Patrick II. Pope died in
mat city on the 9Th instant, after an illness oC ten q,
1e'en days at the age OF thirty.lhree years. Mr..
r. was a member Of the 2Jd Congress from the
LOUISVILLE District The early age a, which he un.
chosen to that trust showed Inc bigb ,,,,r,.,,' -
which he was held. D"
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MTDsHIPMENs APporNTueNrs

u y stated IN yesterdays MADnopraH, that du.
n ing me seven and half months between Julv n
lSiO, and March ,, 1871, inclusive, the num6., -
midshipmen appointed was seventy.6ys. or bs.s
twenty were appointed between july, Isio All
January following; fifty FIVE we're appointed J.,nS
January and February, md the first day of Ms,c5
ia ana Of these, eighteen we're appointed daring
the three last days Of the late rsien. and nn,,sa
OF this number on the 81 Of March. MAJ In.
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the honor To he yours, respectfully,
JAMES BROOKS
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
TO JAMES BRooVs, ESQ.

WAsHisGToE, MAY 4, 1871.
THE flag which wns in the midst a nd tlicke., If
me strie," and was committed to your care on the
Tippecanoe battle-ground by the surveying soiia,.
Of that memorable field, and which tbev c5,nm,nJ.
90 you 10 benT TO this metroE oils as speaking en-
Diem ol the valor OF their Old commander and nj
the perls he had undergone has be- delivered over
TO my hands, and will be placed by me among the
honoteh ropbIea OF the Republic. The account
which was gwen me some years nao, by Inc gallant
Ensign now no more, who upheld Thai banner amid
The pels OF the hight, had prepared me to expect 10
sec u as u Is, gashedby the tOmahawk and rent bv
balls The Ensign alone Of all the officers with but
twenty men OF the gallant company over which,
"hen me sun went down. that flag so proudly way-
20, survived 70 tell IN the morning OF the hazards Of
mai terrible night From that brave soldier who
Afterwards held high place in the hearts Of the oeo.
pie OF Indiana, learned properly to appreciate the
fearless bearing and noble conduct oflhe patriotic
citizen who has 50 recently exchanged this earthly
tabernacle Of clay for one that endursth forever
Death - the common heritage Of all mankind bot
90 to live rs that the darkness Of the grave shall not
obscure our bames and thai they be placed in ose ~
eocatUn with the names Of the great and good who
nave gone before and who arc 10 come after us make,
JEAN lssi aeonsummation rather TO be wisbed than
feared, and throws light Of glory oyer the crave.
such, now, - the condition Of "lhe old connander7
INTO whose hands, when you received this atg. Won
90 Ioyously anticipated is delivery. His deeds are
now enrolled IN the CAPITOL" and this banner shall
be preserved &c memorial ola battle we'll fought.
and Of victory most nobly won.
pray YOU err, TO accept assurances Of nv ersat
'e'P'cI JOHN Tyler,
The bearer ofthe flag At the battle OF Tippee.nos.
alluded TO the above reply Of the President sons nj
our readers may not recoilect, was Ensign linton a
Iennet'eean ny birth, who started from home with
0ny ms axe tor palumonY, and who subsequent
" 6ccamea Senator in the Congress OF the Il. s,
snd one OF the most distinguished men in Indiana
VI nun me nneedote snarraled we have seen in the
public journals, where General Harrison IL repre-.
senteo q, riding up IN the heat Of the battle inqur.
ing o. the young Upton, "Where 10 your cap
tam I" "Deidl sir." "Your lieutenant7" Dead
m" Your second lieutenant7" "DeadI SIR"
~ our ensign" Tile stands before youl" where
IIp'on Then stood, holding and defending this very
nag, bot so covered with dirt and 20 besmeqred
With blood that General Harrison scarcely knew
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

~ The ogre Of the Globe continues TO tvi, Ia.
o.ueal opponents about their personal appenrsnrc,
s,Si,ta, ..'s very funny IN iho ogre. Why, It 10
ne geis whipped a dozen times a day, without I,
Iau' o. ms own, merely because those who Soc w.,
very naturally think that he is making uoyfbs a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
A. v. MARKRTa-N,v N

cOTTON-The market is very firm. Sales over
500 bales per day, ntfull prices.
FLOUR has declined, saes OF common brands Al
~ 81 IN good and rs IN bad order-this IL a fall
OF full 12lc.
GRAIN-Corn and Rye are little hmer. Sales
Of both at 81 n b5c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
PosTMAsTERs.

Jacob Alrohs. nj Wilmington, Delaware.
Charles TfoNell, at Reading, Pennsylvania.
Nathan Lufborough (reappoinled) and WIN. W.
Stewart, 10 be Justices of the Peaco in the county
Of WashIngton. in the Dslticl Of Columbia
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PETERSBURG MARKET M,v 10

r,,..,a,',''tNN' r'U INNf NNNh T. I, MAY -.
vi loN:-The advices per Britannia. to 10Th
ul'no' IRON Liverpool, in regard to this article h,,
caused no change in our market. The trans,c.
'ons LOT inc past three days rather mted.-we
qu1.e ~ TO 10 l-2 cents, rs in quality
loBACCO.-Our former rates for MI Jss.-;,
uons were, at the sales to-day well supported and
we see no cause 10 change our late a',otstion, 81
as in quality. 'o' i-ea''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

nm. hold o." said Harrison. "foe a moment
longer viii reinforce you - and he rode IN ma
ied up ,lere the company Of Capt. RoLb by which
cme, OF soon aner. OF the seventy Ave mea under
zap, Spencer, there were only ten or twelve Iefl
a AZ A"''d or wounded in this company was this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

Inc New Yea Commercial has happy kaaek
!" Po'niing moral and hitting ofa foibis. In ,Ais
respect as In many other good ones. we know no
Journal that SURPRISES IL. The following is speei-
men. We have to observe, however, that there are
exceptions to the scope OF its cr,ieism--as was
shown by the touching paragraph which we ye.,er.
day extracted from the Alexandria Gazette, relative
to the lamented fate Of the Rev'd MIR. Goodman.
ffsm he NJ T. Commercial advertiser.
TasrE AND FEELISo OF raE Psys,.-Tb. fan.
OF the fresident steamer is creating a deeper and
yer deeper Interest from day to day. The mum.
oe. OF passengers was not large-lcss than thirty
one hundred souls on board. Among The pss,en.
gers Were several ladies' and gentlemen Of high re-
speetabil'ty. There were DE-. Leo w of and lady.
OF TINS ciiy-the latter being the daughter Of the
,see 9onn >. Gary. Esq. There also the young
Lord Fitzroy Lenox, son Of the Duke of Rich
mond. There was likewise tho Rev. Mr. Cook.
man, late OF Washington, and Just commencin his
residence m this city-one OF the most eloouent
and siiied clergyman Of the day. He was one of
the chaplains OF tho last Congress and we heard
HIM deliver the last sermon of the session m, SAL
bath before his departure. II was discourse upon
the hnal Judgment-and ono OF the most solemn
original and soul stirring sermons to which we ever
ns.e"eo; ng'owed with gems OF thought, clothed
WIN ucuon OF the noblest energy, worthy of tho
lofty poeucai conceptions OF Milton. His descrip-
lions were SO vivid and striking that he actually
seemed TO bring the whole scene Of the judgment.
IN It's awful snol'nity and grandeur, before the au,
denee-so effective that on retiring from the c,n;,o
we heard little child, less than six years old. in
quirc-"Ma, what picture of the judgment was the
minister describng" He, too, this matchless pul
put orator, Is one Of the passengers, and those co-
quent lips if the ship is lost are sin the deem bo.
som OF the ocean buried" Among the passengers
also, was hr. Tyrone Power, the inimitable Irish
setoI-as great in making people laugh, as Mr..
Goodman IN makiag them weep,-and as efficient
III running the souls of men. as Mr.. Cooknan was
In saving them. And now for the moral OF this ma.
rasrnph. Ia several Of the leading journals which
we have opened this morning, the name of MIR.
ROVER only is singled out a loss to be deplored.
wne not single tear in store for the fate OF other
associates of nobler intellects and noblrr caII;n.
lh's IS a strange and thoughtess world.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

io.aay' whole People abstain from their daily
PURSUITS and humble themselves before Him, in
whose hsnds is the destiny OF nations-in PRAYER
mat ne may turn away Affections, and shower bes.
sings upon our Government and country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14
PALMERSTON, f
J. HAMILTON. f
OFFIoE OF THE News,
ST Augustine, Nav 8. 1871

TIE ELECTION OF DELEGATE.
The election for Delegate to Congress from tbi.
IeTn'ory' took place on Monday last. There are
three candidates, two Wings and one Loco Fo.
co. The following is the result, as far as heard from
Wing. wliv I r..
q. Downing. @. r. Ward g. Lew
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RICH MON d.:
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY "a.

D~ No paper will be issued from this office to
morrnpx = N
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SHERIFF. SALE.

- /. M \
DuRsrAN1 70 ~ a.t,I SALE.
made Al Nav r an 0'Is. Of Gloucester County Court.
NEGRO Woman spy the propertx s spn 70 public sale
t'loue est n Courthouse ON SkTtIRDay ' h paheL Al
June, 1884, satisfy prison ices Az ahe I2h hay Of
ro ~, M muGnEs. ID. 3.
Glouccstcr Court house, 9Th Nav ISL u'"s q y.
X H. JENKINS win open this morning. case ~,
~. nue. Leshorn Bonnets fashionable SHINE T,s
Sor"S, ,"G an article Of hits kind viii ave good oc
, gY,,I"y .. a.apins selection MID
Virginia, priraey es !, 10 dispose o. all hts pIoprTy In
NOT, publicly in 20 days from date il soII nnhny
cnt. and any one S. ml DC srsn 10 future advertise.
the terms by ~, 70 urea. privately can kn,w
subjects o., Powharan 60 va "''''y "e'h' at
This estate is in the county of ,nni called DOVER.
wei knownio cqnire desc piion Il contain. a Is , 100
ySo which arc first rate low grounds Al ~,
@ Srsse and PROVISIONS hand There were CO.. Sush
"a NJ" F,r,, i en- Sn ms th's Farm this year.
ii About i.I Srsn MN ,hs stock o! all kinds.
Girls ''-"en Women, Boys, aud
ith. NV Intcres, Il, ,h. OH 49,,
Joining ~, I ~ me .aleeo Mlls-thr Corn Mill sd
be Of apieen lying between ihe .s,n ana nun
the Jamrs Ryer so'o Warehouse aud the Old Lacks Of
9Th. Two Tenemenls nS ,,burc, HIN - a.. ,,.,,
Carte. "f Sa can De described ON application Mr. Thos
ma I3-ciT En,;nircr o., .o, JoHN HETH.
7 UNDY FOOTSs IRISH sNupE.--7-
- oithe above in quarter TO- canisers inst ipPy
n n ntSswen ny
una 70 Corner bela,r ~. a.
(,UnN EOH sAI.E-,y. r.. -, ."e oinss.
~ bushels of s,ric,Iy -, &c nave u Depot, so
mia '' pune 'otn' ,nI sale
I'LL AZ DABNEY.
r,r"hLE COLLEGIATE INsTIrUTIs-
lie present session will close with cn,nmcnc, ,n.,,
anu o'er public exercises, "Wednesday The is,i y,
The Annual Examination of ,he s,,,,,.,,. ,.,t, -
on w ednesiay the 9Th, which examination, The fa,,osi
'oi, appoihien 10y The Board of Trustees are re-.
spectuliy invited aud 40 .te IN ar.nJ 'e
KEY hnUMAs SRoMDER, IT.
wu,nM ns;, poGGETT,
LILY n!,hEs Esq.
WI ~, ~ ~ h nhn MADsMORTH,
b. $4,000 " " MhNMELi- Pres't Of IIamden sydney
tIot - w HARDY, 'N''
- n. .kIsNOLD,
I'm IT,, ~ ,bhhhLEf, Esq.
" '''''S tue ioi'' the examination will be pubic
= A. I,.,a..- ia, =, p. Is. WILDER
~ 4, 'TTsutu,e 'Wh May, 1911.
will t,s. -. aulI meeting 81 tho Beard OF Trustecs
mn nj : -" 'ueSc1J, the 10Th June at lOA NJ.
ny order Of hs Board.
STOCK OF DRY GOOns an U-,c,n-
q IN MONDAY, the 18Th July ne NJ M M o,ciasS ~ ".
~ our store, will be solI ,s,,han, 49,. y. - Al
whatever may then remain on h,a, S W IcfeIN,
Goods until which time No sI,.I na,, OUT stoek 81
they have vet been snl 49, ~ sun Iower prices than
sured, thai they will fluid our ro.s hess, ,ha ~, "
ever been sold IN market il heinz nr sish ~,
me quantity now hand the lowest possibl .n'nn,
ootoe Tue public Falc The following Is a tart OF whai
super Chene ground u and G,,I Lawn. an, v,,-,,-
DO Satin striped aod fsuIeS Mn Hnn aus a
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vALUAT pst AsP z rg"S,P PSSTy rRo1


WE are authorised 70 sell privately Tho bloch Of Bmi
w ings belonging IN the estate % Joseph Mari dee M
now IN the occupancy 81 Williams ia rail- aud others
Their coniigully a. tho basin, shockoe Wsfehouse a
furnish great advantages 10 cupauts for
business and NJ tho rents ohtaned for their tsc az
capitalist 10 rsmuncraled for hsipvesmcp iree Of az,
insurance,&c, 49,
a plat Of tho Property can he seen NJ ON, f,o,,,,,
Room; snd the terms, witch will be liberal pads Ipi
appIcati 10 -"'"
mH-u LANCASTER, DENNY A. IN
EGUOHH UATa-we arc In reo.,,, ~ . =
~ assortment ~ Gcntefncnis, Boys and f'h lre,S
horn lhs. wmeh We arc dsPosed 70 soil a. low price,
mn JOHN TnoMPsoN 60.
1m,eo y, 1 s-Wo h'yc Two srong, ablo men, the n
MI ~ RoBT. HILL = co, Ape,s
Eoh sALE, PHIvATELY, a second hand N.
90 days credit. Apply 20 ~ w "a'"eS't
m. = ,,,,.-.-.-,..-, RosT MA co
,,,. Al.BEMAHLR LAND FOR SALE
Iib ND seres 81 my Henhem Land heretofoy. adv.
usea ma "llll lot sale, and terms 40. win be ma,
A""N" OJ'' W. saunders, Esq, Charlottesville or
FrsdenehsbaIa MsyH, 1871. ~ 49, - ~,
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From the National InirHigeneer.
INDIANA ERECT

AT the election for Representatives TO Congress.
which lately held in this State. our news l. ,La,
the Wings have carried the election in every dis.
!Iet but one 1.-THE hfth) and that one the
Wing district in the State, the election in which. II
lost, Is lost by two Wings persis,ing in running
against one Opposition candidate, mir Rariden, the
ned re. electon.)
In the 81 district, George II Profit is re. elected
In the 50 district, l. White is elected.
Ia the 4th district, James Ii Craven is elected Inv
a thousand votes majority.
IN the OH district David Wallace is elected.
In the 9Th district Henry Lane is reelected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

'l'nvsE sPLENDID SUMMER PEGGED
boOTst FOR GENTLEMEN, have been
wen ued aud iouudto be excellent article wa there.
pIs lne those gentlemen who hAv'n pair tn all n and
oe handsomely hucd-thty are going IN very welt and are
eerAinIy very cheap. Call IN, gentlemen
., ID. BURLINGTON A. co
" ~ Mansion House.
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Observation-Disclosures

The Wings have swept the platter in this young
giant of the West. They have carried every Dis.
'Flc' except one-and that the strongest Wing Dis
'rIet in the State-which may be lost by their own
discussions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-14

I)uRsuAN1 10 an order of Glouees,,r co,.,. -.
maue a. May Term lSil, shall expose In pnllc s,'
Sneg,o onan sapy the property Of William n,nsI 20
eoue cs n Courthouse ON SkrtIKDky ,ha io,n s' ~
'"ne' iS to satisfy prison fees, &c Terms cash my VI
} q. HUGHES ID &
C,lop.cs,cr f,,,. 49, For RI. q. Curtis, =. q e..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-09-30
BHliNDlc EasiG for safe.

IN Il OFFER for sale valuable tract Of Land,
w n.aiuIng GlO acres, lying in the county
of Amherst, G4 m les from Lynchburg, and adion-
ing The lands OF VIM. Peuyoln, Da"'l. Day, the
late Capt. Jesse Beck, and Others. This land can
be sold body, or IN separate nacls TO sun
purchasers; one OF which contains 253 acres, the
Other 357, having each + tie n D"elling aud other
houses CONVENIENT. Both these tracts are well WA
terrd There are 800 uncleaed AID good tobac-
co laud. Those wlshln. 10 purchase would do bet
ter To see for Themselves. One mud oi The puf-
CHI money vi be required At HE lime OF sale, the
rest m one aud two yohs, equal payments, with
approved security LEGATEES.
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