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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
RICH MON d.:
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL ~.
ELECTION DAY.


Wings Of Richmond, Henrieo, Hanover and
fowhatan, to action! You have bu, lately left the
field, in which you did gallant service in aiding to
shake OIL the moral degeneracy and political thral-
dom that has so long oppressed the noble energies
OF our Country; and with the glorious victory,
achieved under your lamented Chief still fresh in
your minds, buckle on your and do battle
once more for the perpetuiy Of those principles
Tor which we have recently fought and won.
Let not your supineness give a temporary as
cendancy to those whose proagacy and misrule,
while IN power, were we'll nigh subverting your
institutions and overwhelming our liberties in the
vortex of power.
Though you have lost him whom you delighted
TO honor, and under whose comman nd you stormed
the tort and gained the citadel, you have in his
successor one in whom you repose with impli-
ct confidence. The President in power, is "bone
OF your bone, and Aesh Of your flesh" To day
you can give, by your votes the most effective re-
Spouse to your brother wings of the Union, who
are ralying under his standard with a unanimity
so becoming them patriots, and so worthy Of the
virtue OF their cause. To the Polls, then, TO-
DAY. Wings, one and all Be united Eschew
the pasyins effect Of Indifference as you would the
tricks OF those who seek to divide you for their
own ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Go to the polls and vote
iearlessy and above board.
Many OF you who enjoy the privilege of suffrage
IN adjacent counties, may with very little effort exert
an extended influence in the contest Be not intim-
idated by those who cry most loudly against the ex-
ereise OF your constitutional right, when they are in
the greatest haste to exercise II themselves. Han
over solicts your porlotic aid, and by a ride TO
Cold Harbour, only 10 miles distant annie Tim.
viii be given Tor you to carry out your wishes not
only in the City and county but elsewhere.
Powhatan Is within the reach OF the jealous and
true. Let every one, therefore, act as il the issue
depended upon his own individual exertions, and as
the day closes let him take solace in having dis
charged duty to his country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
Civ El,clion

More than ordinary interest is added to our City
Election this Spring from the fact of there being two
Wing Candidates in the field, alike true to the
Cause and both gentlemen OF high reputation. The
friends OF each are sahguine Of success and thus
some warmth has been given to the canvass With.
out taking sides, as Editors, we would invoke all
not TO forget in their zeal here where there is no
danger OF the enemy's surprising the camp, the
points at which there is great risk, If not imminent
dsnger Cast your votes in the City early and
then turn your attention to the County. Vigilance
is required there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

ZEN. HARRISON'S FAMILY.
Most sincerely We mlngle our condolences with
this Oereaved family. We know well, as all must
shit the blow thathas lighted down upon them from
the hand Of the Almighty, is heavy and severe Bul
u must be one exceeding consolation 10 them. tbst
patton weeps with them md that n ton vii
revere his character, and cherish the memory Of one
they Owed ~ much and so worthy
The following relatives Of Gen. Harrison yssr,
present 10 the city on the day Of the funeral,
yE;-
Mrs.. Jane Harrison, Of Ohio, sons widow and two
sons.
Mrs. Taylor Of Va. inisseJ a daughter and two
sons.
Pike Harrison, IzundsonI son Of }. {. g. Hs,y,or
and grandson Of Gen. Pike
Nj -. y. Coupe.aDd, Of Ohm, fnephewJ
Mr.. Benjamin barusOn, Of Berkely, InephsuI
Henry Harrison, lgfand nspnew son Of tho pfsesd
ing, Who has acted as confidential Secretary o
the President
DR.. John Minge, ofChahss city, Va. lnepbew.l
We may also add the name Of Mrs Findrsy. o
Ono, who adopted Mrs. Jane Harrison a.
daughter, and who almost invariably oecu
pad bs right hand Of the President at his Ia
BILE.
The following ore tie SURVIVING relation, who
we're abssntt
Ms. Harrison, The Generals Jsreaved vile.
John Scott Harmon, the only living son.
Mrs. Judge shon, eldest daughter
Mrs d.. Thornton, daughter
WIZ ~ pft uAueUlefs All these living nj o.
near North Bend.
Nj Taylor and his wife and family were erpse
ted n become members Ofths Pfe,idents f,niiy III
the whole term u his seryce
me following are the names Of the decsase,
memJers Oi the family
Lucy Harrison, daughter, married Jndes Este.
80 p. HARRISON, son, married Miss Pike. Boil
william ". llamson, jr. married Mis-, Ian. f,v,o
Hs woo" presided NJ the Prssideops table
a"1 nor persona. graces have commended be
70 lHe oueelions Of uli who have had the plea
mer. WV 'a'' SUN
Carter y. Harrison, son, Who wassIsuv., NJ 6,,
Ia'ents, and accompanied General Hanson 4,
columbus. Died Two years ago. All OF IN,
sons len children. W -"
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PocAHoNTAs-Br Ma. NJ. wr..r,,.


we are plessed to see that this poem. (Poeahon-
a'J by salents6 daughter Of Virginia, has elicit.
ed one OF MIR Suuy's most beautiful efforts. I,
Is truly pleasant, thus to the sister arts, ha,
IN hand, and to know that our own State Ia,
furnished the maisriei for both. The pictorial
illustration which calls forth this notice. 10 a re-.
presentation Of Pocahontas at tho grave Of her
mother. The artist has eptly chosen his subiee,
and d'n, it fulljustice. As in all the creations Of
his pencil there is that rich tone OF eoloring true to
nature, which enables Mr. SIS pictures to tell n
ae-at the first glance, the story is before you. In
the distance the sea, lit up by moonlight, as is the
Landscape, looks like food Of silver. In the FIR
ground. the figure of Pocahontas, with its air Of
calm, yet mou'nful resignation, seems rs though |,
stood forth from the canvass a living and breathing
thing. Over the whole scene. there is thrown that
air OF placid repose characteristic Of moonlight. ma
KING ono harmonious sentiment. Upon the who'll.
It may be fairly considered one Of the best. if NO,
the best, of Mr.. SuIly's productions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
NF The WING Voters Of Henrieo County are
.eqees'ed to meet a. their Court House, THIS
MoHNiNG, stsisE o'clock. ArRIL rad, isli.
To ils Editors Of "a, WAC.

TotS Editors ofths Whig.
Gentemen Through the medium of vour ;our.
nal, ask space enough to make brief reply to an
editorial in your paper of the goth inst written
have no doubt, by the Senior Editor) and also TO an
'~er the piece over the signature Of Jno. III. Plea.
SAINTS, (~ho is the Senior Edi,or.) In reply to the
remark that if impatient gentlemen is intended n
apply to me, have only to say that the freemen of
denrco tnot Mr. P.) will determine how far !, \,
us'i and in relation TO MIR Pleasants' opinion of Nh
nerSaes qualifications, and my unitness for the re-
preventative character, the dear People, who hive
hau The services flor two years. of so able a repre-.
sentative as MIR p. thinks MIR McRae. ought. I
,h'nk' to be better qualified to determine than MIR
T. or any other one Editor. As to the charge that
nave oeen influenced by Loco Foco manageme
:" occupying my present position, have but TO re-
a'A 'ha' Is as destitute Of truth it is lhberal.
In answer to MIR Peasants reasoning about the
e"a'sc o' MS influence over MIR McRae, have very
little to say, and less 10 care-but will tell M, p.
.ho' am not singular in that opinion, and that he
mas .heh us much interest in the control Of the AZ
aus VI iicn''co as'the voters of said county desire
NC s''ouu uoi and as one Of the VOTERS assure him.
whist have deal OF personal regard for him. tina,
when may want political guardian, l shall Ger.
tiinly no, trouble him.
In reply to the charge Of cslumny and ia sehood
IN relation to Mr. P's influence over Mr. MeR,. I
nave the satisfaction TO believe that willis, am No,
SO distinguished an individual MS the Senior Editor
OF the Richmond Wing, that where we are 10th
pest known, towii; in the City OF Richmond and
county OF Henreo, the People believe me to be n,
incapable OF such conduct the worthy Editor him
self. Very tespec,fuIIv ''''
HnnnIN
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LCor.,pond.nes Of Ms N Y. amriean.

INClNNATit Monuay Morning, ApTll ~.
The gloom and anxiety which prevailed here
among oil classes and parties receiving the intel
gence Of the decsase Of our lsmented President has
been much reieYed by the readiness which Mr. Ty.
Ter has shown 70 adopt the prin"pes and advisers
Of the late President as n own, and to carry
out the Administration IN strict conformity with the
great and leading rules laid down bv General Har-
rison. Ohio laments, deeply laments, that her own
iavorsd son was not spared to mature his measures,
but feels entire confidence that the interests Of the
nation are safe in the new hands into which they
have fallen, and will never DO found backward in
sustaining and strengthening them.
Passengers by the steamboat Now York, which
arrived this morning ON Louisville e, report that one
Of The wings e the Mansion House at North Bend
destroyed by FIRE last night The first accounts
Nere, that the whole house had been burnt TO the
ground, bot SUCH IS not tho fact,
Mrs Harrison had reached the city on her way 10
Washington the morning on which the intelligence
ofthe Presidents death reached here. Her bereaye.
ment has been sad indeed-but she bears IL. am
informed better than, 10 her inhfm stale OF health
could haye been hoosd. Most Of her family are
near her, to support and comfort her. and II the sym
pathy Of whole nation can avail we may hope that
her loss will not 10 altogether irroparaGle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
MAIN STREET.


TO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO COUNTY
Fellow citzenS; In presenting myself before you
as candidate, did not suppose II was necessary
TO say that was Wing; but as there seems to he
doubts 10y some persons whether any man who has
entertained, for % years, Republican or Whis prin-
clpes, can now be as thorough Wing as that ma n
whoi but the other day, wasa jackson Van Buren,
Loco Foco, will state that whilst claim no credit
for being aWhig, or for The antiquity Of my political
opinions, do not perceive the consistency or iustce
on the part of those persons who call themselves
WINGS To attempt TO pass Capt. Sherwin McIlae off
as the only genuine Wing in the county of Henrico
Is It the fact that Capt. McRae, some FIVE or SIX
years since, was the Jackson Van Buren, candidate
in the county OF King William and that he was sc.
veTely rebuked by people who knew him much
better than tie people OF Henrico can by possibility
that he is more of Wing than ami Oris II
the TACT OF his being an Anti Bank man one day,
und Bank man the next day, that gives him ella i'm
10 supeTiority over myself orany o,her person, for
being an orthodox WhiSl Or IS II the fact that he
has the facility OF making his Wing principles very
convenient ones) conform to every popular view Of
constitutional llwl
One day he declares emphalcallya Bank Of the u
>, Observation-Disclosures It IS neither authorized by
the letter or spirit Of the Cons,ituiion-that gold
and SILVER were the only constituents of money,
and hat II was not necessary fiscal agent of tho
government and on the next day he declares his
conviction that Bank Of the u. S. is an indispen-
sable agent to furnish that uniform AMI sound cur
Tency, which is the constitutional design. That he
will take an oath To support the Constitution OF the
U. 3 (which he says does not allow the incofpora.
ton OF bankl and then he will for the moor
pordton ola Bank Of the u. s.
Now, iellow-citizens whilst have no doubt that
Pable conscience is very convenient sort of a
thing, think that they should be attached to dem
ngogues, and not Statesmen or Law 1kers; and
further, am one Of those who think that law ma
kers ought to be law lovers and conscience keep
ers. In conclusion, ! will only add that if being
good Renegade constitutes thorough Wing,
cheeriuly yield the palm Of Whiggery to Capt.
Sherwin McIlae. l. A. GODDIN'
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To n, Ediiers III. Yhir

LOUISA COUNTY, April 2lst, Is4I.
Gentlemen:-l learned for the first time tbrousb
the Wing OF this morning, that | have been nomi.
mated as candidate for seat in the Senate of
virginia, IN opposition TO our present able and
distinguishes representative, James Lyons, Esq.
have only time to say (as | am now on NV wRv
home from the sick bed of near and highly vaIu-
ed friend and relatlon) that the nomination has
been made without my knowledge or appreciation.
ihis Is no time for division in our party Whenev-
nate, have invariably refused most peremp,orily 10
permit my name TO be used in any way, in OPPOSE
ton TO Mr.. Lyons, whose personal and political
friend am. ! hope my fiends will unite with me
IN giving him cordial and undivided support, as a
lust need to high individual merit, ana the distin-
gushed services which he has rendered us upon the
hooe OF the Senate of Virginia. Be pleased TO in .
sert this 10 your next mornings paper, and oblice
Your friend and humble servant
CLAYTON O. col ENAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
IlAEovER. April l4th, Isil.
TO THE Wines OF UANOVgp
But, enough SAID,


Fellow citizens: The time is upon US when re
are to votes in the election Of representa-
tive IN the House Of Delegates. The candidates for
the office are, as you are aware, Capt Thompson
and Col. White. You n address the Whigs) will
not need much time 70 decide as TO your choice -
Capt Thompson, during the last session, has serv-
ed us we'll and faithfully. All are satisfied with bis
course-and IN short, there is no other man within
the limits Of our county 10 whom the Wings Of
Hanover ore under so great obligauons-no man for
whom they should besur themselves more zeaously
in the canvass, and vote more willingly. Bot sg
there may DO some land behave that there ars)
Who from a false sense Of security, and a mistaken
confidence M the certainty ri the election Of Captain
Thompson, will remain at home, ano think II need
e5s for them " vote, call upon such TO 90 10 The
polls on Thursday, the 24d April ASPIRE them
that the result is my thing but certainthat ain,
gle vote may turn the balance, and decide the day
thal The l,ocoa orc leaving no stone unturned All
possible means Of fousing their liends and lulling
their opponents are adopted, and new Yotes have
been manufactured. The b0istsrous talk Of Col.
White, the fodomontade Of John y. q. Brown the
soft and winning ways and manners Of Col Good
all, OIL tending towards the SINE end, are used With
the gre test possible force 70 evog our present wor.
ny and excellent representative.
Fellow citizens. Il is 70 be a despera,s strugsIs.
The Locos see that n they nov fl all hope FOR The
future gomez therefore the whips are 10 crack tbe
spurs arc 10 BE- Piled, and every sinew is 10 be
4"aNneu uPoH '"l' i'st' W!s uyIng euOu. You have
seen the gallant game cock, himself ss vet unscatbsd
IN the 4 .ht, by some unwafy movement struck life
less by the almost dying blow Of his antagonist,
whom the spectators had imagined vanquished.-
fake heed, fellow Wings, lest you, too, 10y some
unveryoess, are thus feIled by this last desperate
stack There u ono certain way to prevent it.
let every man 90 TO the polls-Let nothing but
dire tpposlibahy prevent t-Lei every man who
mas a vote 10 the county, give up that day 70 bic
country, snd cast it for Charles Thompson2Iset the
wings Of Richmond turn out IN force 10 his Assist.
nee, and We must elect him. A BLASHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

GEH. HARRIsoH AND JpDGE BVsHgT.-At u .
meeting Of the committee IN Cincinnati 20 ngtee
upon suitable measures 70 express the public feel
ings on the melancholy occasion Of Gen. Hauison'I
death, motion was made and unanimously adopt
ed that Judge Hurnet bo requested u deliver The eu-
logy upon the Ia President The Judge was pre-.
sent, being chairman Of the committee. Tic deon-
ed the request, and "never." says the Cincinnati
Republican, "did We witness deeper feeling or lie.
ten 70 truer oloqusnce than IN the Temafksho made"
II cannot accept" said hej 81 could not speak. !
knew Harrison fouy SIX years ago. he was a
brother to me then, we htvo been brothers ever
since; our hearts were knit together, and would
choke were 10 attempt 10 speak Of him. He s the
last ofthe little band who started this city. ! am
alone now, all alone and cannot talk ofmy friend.
Il cannot And tho manly tesrs fell down his
cheeks, and the sobs which we're heard coming alike
from the sgsd and the yousg Of both parties told the
deep sympathy which all feli. The scene was
touching. II overcome all who witnessed Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
CITY DELEGATE

Fellow citizens To day you will have to cast
your votes for to represent you in the ne.t t.
gslature-and as the opportunity offers to elect one
who will look TO the interest OF the whole CITY, then
let us 90 to the polls and vote for Samuel Tsylor
whose integrity and influence of character-wao. e
great and ample intelligence give him claim TO the
support OF every citizen who can understand and
appreciate the benefit Of being properly and advan-
tageously represented. Iappeal to you, fellow cti
zens, TO support the man who, while he could not
eecuoneer, yet understands and duly appreciates the
interest OF every class of our community. and bnv.
ing the ability, will certainly represent faithfully the
interests of the Guy of Richmond.
MAIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

l,yn O'Nis !" hNhCt, hpril ~.
FLOUR We note sales Of Howard street To I.
moderate extent to-day from stores at 1886 for
good common brands, and from wagons at 81. 57t.
1RAiN.-We quote fsir to prime Md. red Wheat
a. W 100 cts. A sale Of 1000 bushels stored
shipment. ~
Sales OF yellow Corn to-day at SO 81 cts. and
OF white at 4s a 49 cts.--.fmsriean.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
TO THE PoLLs-To THE POLLS.


The Republican Wings of Richmond. who h,x.
Irgtimate votes in Henrco. Hanover, Louisa, Stat.
ford, or any county in the State should make som.
personal sacrihce TO vote. The enemy is in the
ne,u, "lnieu 10 the teeth-one gun more, and tho
day is ours. Tyler and Reform is the watchword
and let us all remember, "in Union the,, /,
nrtHgih." A few votes may decide the meioritv
IN the Legislature; and every true whis should raj
~ all MS strength 10 sustain the only true Rspub-
Lean cause, the Wing Ticket
TlPPECANOE AND TYLER TOO
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IL Advertisers are requested to hand il their
advertisements at as early an hour of the uay al
ton in the ensuing days paper must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
seruon IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
day after. Fr' N''''' 'ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
DIED.

On Yesterday morning NJ O'Clock, Mrs. Mary
Hardy, consort Of James Hardy. The friends and
aequsintances octhe family invited 70 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her husband Of the
Bowling Green this afternoon al O'Clock, without
further invitation,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

BusWgss CONVENTION ~ Pgssy,v.,.
ne 6usinest-men Of Pennsyivania propose N
n9'a a STATE Convention at Harrisburg On lie 25ih
o. way 70 consider the present condition Of tbs
various branches Of industry pursued within m,
.l,lls ol me STATE TO examine their immediate ana
-, ~. Iesoureesi Inquire into the measures
nus tulnOle ior their relief from the pressing sso
oanassmeop, and for their future proteefio5s 800
oIay 'oe Issel! before the People TO- their eonsS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
MEMORANDA

NEW YORK, Monday-Arrived sebr r,;.
Ann, wosam Richmond. 'u'"
Cleared, Schr America, Somers, Richmond.
Sehr Wilcox, Hudson, Richmond.
Schr Weymouth Couch, r chTond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
OPENING OF THE poII.Sl

The Polls will be opened at the City Hall and
a, the Cour, House, simultaneously at 9 o'clock
Voters wishing to vote in the City or County ear
Iy, with view of voiiRg elsewhere, will have an
opportunity OF doing so by this arrangement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
MARKETS-Anr;lIa

..fEE'NHkNs
sfLOok-Common Brands are steady at 4 81 +,
IS. Stock getting very low ~
ing. '"D 'u' ''''ie arrv-
CoTToN--steady sales at full prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

The Eastern Argus says the flags Of the ship.
ping At 81. Stephen, New brunswick, we're dis
played at half mast on receiving the news Of hi
Pres lent death,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
NEW YORK MONEY MARkEr-crrY NEWS

Southern Exchanges are a little worse TODAY
out the rates not materially fallen Both the Bo,yd
OF Trade and the Chamber OF Commerce, are cal.
eoge.her 10 consider the subject OF MEMORIALS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
LINEN GOODS.

IUsI received large and well selected assortmsnt-
64,s-i, 10 I, 10 !, IRISH sheetng
Heavy Pillow Case Linen
Linen Damask
Damask Table Cloths
Irish LINENS
birds Eye, HuckAback, and Table Diapers
To which invite the aon OF House keepera An,
others, desiring To purchase.
p GAY 4 RPSrIuy
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ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL
BALTIMORE MARKET AMI, 10

The papers las, evening were barren Of news.
No Steam Ships yet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
MARSHALL HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VI.
THE MARSHALL HOUSE

THE MARSHALL HOUSE
Sah accommodate oneor families with laI,e h,
oets well calculated for comfort during Inc sn,,nS snd
summer More than half Of this house will he T.ae,s
specially inrtTansepi company " " 's'e''''
tton lhs ume 10 the FIRST Of November ne.t n SINGLE
uN ooard VIII he one dollar seventy ave cent, A.
and ten dollars per week. s'e "1p 81 ~
The Marshall House Is the nearest house with the hast
walking to the Richmond and Petersburg depot and also
~ tue Lynehburg packet wharf The location ~ me
House IS equal To any In the city being central no
and amidst the Bangs The proprietor will endeavonrI ~,
make comfortable all who may her with their s,,e
mage The accommodations NJ this House mus speh n.
themselves Nisiers will he their own Judges "
Mrs. WILLIAM CLAIBORNE
, Marshall House, doors below Bank OF Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

ICP The friends of MeRae are nyi,ed to attend
early at the Henrico Polls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22
VOTERS IN HANoYER1

You are called upon to-day. Perform your du-
ty like fresmen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

IL IN" basement story ot the Marshall Uon,e In
ntt me centre OF the block, between the Apoibec,,.
MlIm 81 NJ; Ro Dny9 and the residence OF The CASH
TO none In The city Tor Fancy Dry Goods ssIions,x Nj
ap2U-tf NyN ,t ,,nnnS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

Hr AUCTION-sHoEs. MATS aud GROCERIES
houa Auction, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'clock
ap - DAyENpnQT
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Prom the Philadelphia National Gazette.
Rank OF THE UNITED STATES.

THIRD LETTER.
Letter from Nicholas Biddls, Esq. 10 the Hon.
John NJ. Clayton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-22

/ EMONs.-O boEes Lemons in hne ORDER Just re
~ eeNed per sehr LynohbuTz, and for sale lDw.
an2l . FIanER A SON
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GEKMAN silver sPoONs.--A frosh supply OF the
~ above. OF warranted qualify iu. hand sDd
cheap, by g. J. RIaHhRDs y CO
az = ~ Hill.