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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-29
SENATE.

Rpporis-By Mr. Sheldon, on the petition of
the N. Y. Historical Society, bill directing the
Secretary Of Stale annually TO transmit to that
cety, copies of the public documents of this State;
twice read and ordered to be engrossed and read
a third time. By Mr. Swift, on the communca-
ton from Rhode Island relating 10 a national
bank, that no action was now necessary upon the
subject. On motion of Mr. Hatch, the report was
laid upon the table.
Resolution-by Mr. Stevens, providing for an
alteration in the present mode of elections, refer
red to the committee OH judiciary.
BW-In alteration of Chapter l0l Of the re-
vised statutes, and providing for the election Of
chaplain of the state prison, by the Legislature,
read third time and passed yeas 20, nays |.
Repot-By Mr. Russell, on the resolutions from
Indiana, resolution in favor of fixing the same
day throughout the Union, for the appointment of
electors of President and Vice President Of the
L. States; report adopted.
BW-reported by the committee on judiciary,
the ohec, of which is to remedy essential defects
in the present trustee process. Debated by ,Hessrs
Dillingham;, Wooster aud Clark, and laid upon the
table,
Mr. Bodgctt called up the question of order laid
upon the table IN the loreno on, on the bill renln!
to the grand list The question, will the Senate
sustain the decision of the chair; was further dis
cussed hy .Nessrs Clark, Dana, Wooster, Sheldon
Eaton of FIR, Bo,lum and Dillingham;, and decided
in the affirmative ayes II, noes I.
And the bill was referred To the committee OF
finance, on motion Of Mr. Crawford, Adjourned.
HOUSE.
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TSeati's en- Teeth, by Dr. James A. Peasants, il
pamphlet OF 10 pages. just issued from the pres.
N THIS city. This is the rouRru EpirIos and
'hst circumstance tends to show the very hvorabl,
aeeep'a'ion, which the pamphlet has received a,
inc hands Of the public. n treats OF subject. about
winch a'l-even those who have no teeth-are int
rested as is clearly shown in its pages. The di.
rec''on' for preserving the Teeth-so essential to
beauty, to eomor, and health. possess intrinsic Va.
luz and ought to be in possession Of every family.
"'o DC had Of the author, and a, most OF the Book
Stores.
SAINT NteHcLAs' BOOK. roa All aoop Bo,,
AND Grals," very handsomely embelli,b.d l,,l.
volume, designed for Christmas present, With
many fairy tales and pleasant reading. For sale a,
Smith, Drinkor 4 Morris.
LivksoF EMINENT BRirIsu LAWYERS. bv He, =,
Rose'e-in fieo rO!rmss. "From the pres. of N...,.
Carey and Hart" The work contains an ;n,.,..,.
ing sketch Of the history OF IA or,he mos, di,,n.
guished English beginning with Sir Ed.
ward Coke, and concluding with Sir Samuel Ro.
mlly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15


| monstration1
Sir X. Peel: YeL
Mr Hawes Sir, as I entered the House this in
SAM otg,n TO rain quite hard. Will not the
sn' non. Bhronet consent to a repeal Of the Corn
Laws after ths1
Sir Robert Peel: No.
pr. Bowring addressing Sir X. Peel): VIII YOU
consent to read my reports and to adopt all the re-
commentators contained IN theml
SIr Robert Pee: No.
Mr. Ewart: Will you compel the people OF this
country TO use slave grown sugar1
SIR Robert Pee No.
=, Mr. Golden: Will you render US dependent on
Russia Tor bread1
SIR Robert Peel: No
bellion1
SIR Robert Peel: No.
Queens psrties1
Sir Robert Peel: No
Lord J. Russell: Will you resign your places,
anc allow US to return to them1
SIR Robert Pee NO.
ms last answer has so dispiried the Opposi.
ton, that 1t is supposed the series OF questions
VIII not be asked more than halt dozen times each
night during the reminder Of the Session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
AR RIED

ID "" " cuhesday evening, the 10Th instant, =, sho.,
lump oy the Rev. Mr. Sumner, Can,o,, I sno''
,iiLL, to Miss ANGELINA, daughter Of z,,SA,'ls
e''uuer' Decd all OF the county Of Henrieo.
on the llth instant, by the Rev A, N;u-
JAMES NJ. PANE, Esq, of GoochIand g ~ ti'', ~
N,ss AhAsp1 L, daughter OF H. Lipscomb e. 70
"" Tuesday the % inst, by the Rev. S,u,,,, %
irvine, Mr. Seth Madison Rose, formerly Of 7 M ~.
Sarg TO Miss Phebe Jane, daughter Of Mr. Tbomo.
on Thursday evening the 2sth Of Oc,oh., Ia.
li'e heS'd Mr. smith, Mr. Thomas S Toler NJ IT,
L'eo county to Miss Sarah Frances segaI. of this
n on The 2sLh u!t. by the Rev. Mir Wake, "A,
G nooen Williams, OF Din'iIle, to Mis-. EIIah.,b
daughter oil Col Joseph Martin, Of Henry. ~
On the 4Ih inst. by the Rev. MIR wh,r,o, Ia.
!. holeohBE, Esq, OF Fincastle, tform.riv -,
EEyncnGurg') to Miss ANN S, daughter of General
Edward Watts, OF Roanoke county.
On Wednesday evening, the 10Th instant, =,
smoo'Peher, Hanover, by the Rev'd Dr.. James n
MeSaoe' Mr. JAMES MADISON FoRp. of Ricb,nonJ
70 Miss MAkr JANE, eldest daughter of H.nrn
Leauee''er' Esq. OF Montpelier.
on Wednesday morning. the 10th inst. Inv IN.
Mev. Mr. Dawson, MIR George Richard Alien. 70
MISS sophia Jane, daughter OF Mr. Robert Aii,n
deed, ali Of this place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NOTICES or THE WORK.

We think this woTk IL entitled Ia place beside " not
the very head NJ similar public the day The
odes pleasing, tho harmony correct and the whole
rangcment good, the rudincnts are plain aud concise
hundsniy sufficient for schools and younger singers q
/ yet not cumbrOus.-Boston Daily AdverHacr
From an examination Of this work We feel confden
will meetthc present wants Of tho public, and rank
best collection now eHtaut The author possessing n
musical talents being himself skiul performer 81
ceasfu tcacheTa go0t composer, poaaessine Tcfnomc
taste. Judgment and keen dscriminauon-Boston Mo,
Ing Pos
Ts work In an eminent degree will tend TO elevate u
improve the tastc style and character, and advance
cultivation Of pure harmony, keep pace with the rand
vanrca making In the srience atthc same ue adm Ia
10 ohools principally with reference 10 the
Boston Transcript
wc arc sans6cd that This IL the best Sorb ,v., ntu
Ell In this country, end fuch he the tnnr IN fectpg
who desire Improvement will Introduce n tpto m,
immo iiatcly - boston Tunes wv W
Ihia wpfE Will no doubt receive the approbstop NJ
act'l slniing community, by being msfe use Of az a
| ua 10 N tIs -o'I Colony Memorial, Plymouth.
| on rent Musical Vsicr Boston.
ihe Mnsical institutes Collection, We cHpcet will he
W"s Nppuar On account Ofthe prevailing agectness
melolea and ri 10 haucrinR the popular faafe ~ :,
w many tunes by our own elder composers MN
Tits new volume Of fnuse has rseeived ~. ht.h..,
nendauonn from those learned In the sclepce, snd -
has been adopted by choiTs " has gven srcst satJ
oh W. cdiur IN professor Of unqur atIoned tsicnt
hlsuanei Wih many, will he enough 10 stsu,n a.. 80.
oasoueni VIC commend " n the attention Of our fre
/ Iadies' Repository ''"'''i'-" ''NersahH'
NOTlCE-Tosohers. Choiis,ers and all o,h., NJ,
Music, are invited TO cail ana cEamoe he
1 no M A sMADDON
/ BaDk squa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
The NV Fiscal Agent.

The President per Sc, and his new supporters
appear to be IN great trouble and difficulty nbou,
devislng Fiscal Agent. No two members Of that
precious LITTLE squad, yclept the "Tsriium Guilds
con agree upon any scheme, and they are all such
conscientious gentlemen that they never support
any thing which does not exactly square with their
respective distractions. One can go nothing but
the special Opposite, another IS Tor Bank non per 90
third is for a Na.ionnl Bank year or tive hence,
and fourth IS against every thing. His Ercellsn.
cy, therefore, will find some difficulty in mixing
out system from his Cabinet improper. A. 10
his Cabinet proper, the same eon,rariety Of opi.
Mon is understood to prevail. MIR pencer goes 70,
prodgisus monster, founded upon the publ,
lands, to be owned ny the States. Mr. Upshur "a
vors Banking system, which will operate 0iihoui
specie basis-somelhing Of an imaginary non.en-
ivy, or suspended abstraction. Mr. Legaro goes
his death for the Pet Bank system, and il particular.
~ aysrse 70 any thing that saVOrs Of "Ulatk broth
| and an iron currency. Mr. wickl ne will be con.
tent with any thing-not incompatible with hi
continuance In Office. The President declared q
! is rsponsd), IN New Kent that he would establish
"a nsW and esindsd sub Treasury sysisn.p M
Webster will doubtless SEQ no cause TO dlFs, will
Is EKeelsney, and will cordially concur with m
Wing President, tho Wing Cabinet, tho Win
Congress, and the Wing Peoplei
As TO the Looofoco branch Of the eopcsrn. the,
seem u he preuy nearly as JoREy and confused a
their official colleagues-as may be inferred iron
the subjoinsd very peppieaeious paragraph in III
last Enquror. The man who can unriddIe thi,
would find no difficulty with a Chinese puzzle
But the whole matoris IN charge Of the Coalition
and We await patiently the result Of their Iabors.
Prom The Richmond Enquirer
ia National Bank, then, be out OF the question
the question reeurs, what species OF Fiscal Aeen
! uill be recommended by tho Chief Magistrate IL
hs neE. Message1 Weceuainly cannot undortak
70 say. We know, thaths has VarioSs schemes be
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

y.
Havana, October %. 1871.
have this morning received intelligence oC III.
loss OF the ship John Taylor Of New York win
one hundred and seventy five sieerase Passenger,
men, women and children, besides number in m,
cabin. Ia the gale of the night of the 18th instant
after losing her sails and masts she WINS driven
ashore on the south coast of this Island M pm,
del holandes, bctv cen Cape Correntes and C,p,
Antonio. One OF the passengers ONLY was To-,
The rest are on shore. The ship "liss in T. TROUGH
OF SANDS surrounded by Coral Rocks" On The
2Oih, she md not made any water; and should ,bc
weather moderate, II would be Practicable TO Obtain
provisions from her for the subsistence of the neo
pie on shore. The Captain Vi Partido of Gunpes
hau taken such steps as he could to afford them
succoti out all who have peTused the city n,nc,s
ior the last week, are that that part o, the
Island has been submerged by the recent deluxe al
RAM every rail- being swc.ed into has
swept away houses, cattle, provisions the GROWING
crops ana me soil prepared for planting. TINS IS
'he concItIon OF the country at the moment when
the disaster TO the John Taylor has occurred. The
land IS Hooded, the roads are impossible and a
dearth OF every necessary of life exists Such be-
ing the circumstances, the situation Of the sufferers
iron this wreck can be readily conceived. and IN.
appeal which II makes to humanity will be teIt NV
every one. The steerase passengers doubtless are
BRUSH migrants to the United States-countrv-
men, therefore, both OF Brtons and Americana
ana having claims both upon their brethren by the
anu oi Their birth, and their brethren by the land
of their adoption. They are, in ali probability.
destitute OF every thing-or the means of present
subsistence, and OF getting away from the spot on
"hlch Ihey have been cast. The crew will come
under my charge-and the cabin passengers are
perhaps able To commend means as soon as they
shall reach This place. But 1t is Otherwise with the
steeT"ge passengers they, or the far greater part of
them, cannot but be absolutely dependent upon
charity.
Two OF the cabin passengers, MIR Low and Mr.
Grant, are on their way to this place, to see what
can be done for the suff.rers-and are momentari.y
expected.
The emergency is most pressing, and admits no,
OF a momtnps delay. ! beg leave, therefore, TO
suggest, that subscriptions be made Immediately to
meet ~ and invite all persons, of either nallon, TO
come forward with ,heir contributions to be depos.
tied IN this Office, or IN such hands as they may
prefer. n. Il. TRiST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

We recently announced, officially, on the authori
~ of the w shIngton plpers, the nppointnent ol
Bennett a. e awfurd, Of New Orleans, 10 be Judge
Of the United htes, 'or the ID .rrIct Of Louisiana,
IN the place % Theodore ii. MEGA eh. dec, ased.
AneHtaord'nary imposition appears u have been,
IN this mhiter prhci.ed on the President a, Il No
p ar from tie last New o leans p,pers that Judge
McCaleb ~ not only alive but has never been sick
oi course Mr. CrawfoId's appointment Is "A nullIty.
The New Orleans Bulletin al the 2 instant SAYS
"Ihe most asinund ~ announcement of the day
HIS been that officially gwen out IN Washington of
successor to Judge McCaleb OF this Dis,rrc,, on
account of his deccuse. Our cilizcus do not need
to lie informed lhAt the JUICE Is not only alive but
IN good health. There IS mystery in this mat.
ter that requires unrdveing "-Bal Pat. Nov. 4 .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
74,472
65,s6I
SSH
Wing majority in the 81 coun,ie,

SUI 10 RECOVER BANKABLE MONEY
esefuay an action was brought before Ju,,,c.
: T@r' oy Me'sfs Silver & Farringer, against j
in bonS"hH. oroIher'' TO recover the amount of IS
S" messenger to the banking house I'm. ao.".a
LINENS ""h instructions to demand the $3.50
Th",, lpsper issued by them) in bunkaLIe fund.-
BANK OF Virginia, at Norfolk, which was ."n,e
Tryhg oank, and whose notes were at mar hsr"
us inet having been urged, and no, rrIn,.d p,.
-, H"n', created doubt IN the mind of IN. Jn.-
the plaintiffs were non suited. ''uSn's' ana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

- =, relieve tho wretched was his pride.
bm IN his NV, prompt at every calf
nc wachd and went, he pray j and fet G,r all
And' as hiid, each fond attnrut tti,s ''
10 tempt us newt -dsc "A offsl rinr TO the -.
ic tricu each ART rrpIoN Cd each duI t,t.,
Aiulcd 10 brighter WORLDS aud led m, 49,
beside the bed where parting hfe w,sI,L,
And sorrow, guilt aud pain, bv turns dismay,J
the reverend champion s'ood. Al his rou,r.i
despair and Angus Il the struggling soul:
,oniott came down the trembling wretch 10 raIs.
Anu hls last taltrtug ace ents whisper III nraisr
m Mshuteh' with meek and unaffected grace
mslooks aioIn'dthc venerable place;
run tom his Ups, prcvaiId Nh tioubl. SWAY
nnb Tools, who came To scof remain'd TO pray
~, ne serve q past, around tho pous man
With steady zeal each honest rustic ran.
Zen enI.iren iollow'd with endearin, vie
nhh pluekI MS gown, To share the good mans smile
uls ready smile parents warmth eKprrssid
nheit welfare pleased him, aud their cares iir
10 them hls heart his love, his gIicfs were gwen
bul all MS serious thoughts had resi- In Heaven
As sone tai elh' thar hits its awful form
5He,'s nom me vale and midway leaves the Storm
u no Toundus breast the rolling clouds arc .nTc,1'
kcfnal sunshine settles on its head"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
DEATH OF BISHOP MOORE

im' venerable and beloved man is more. III,
d'ed In Lynehburg, on Thursday last, WHITTIER he
h'd gone upon pastoral duties. HIS remains were
brought to the city Saturday evening, and his f,.
neral preached yesterday at tho Monumental,
Church.
Few men have lived, who performed all the du,i..
Of good Christian and good citizen with a ,~..,.,
graee-and never was pastor more beloved by ,bo..
entrusted to has care. Their temporal and e,,,n,I
welfare was the great aim of his existence. Tn.
character Of the Village Preacher, IN all il, I,,d;o
traits, found a reiz alton in him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
Fsn ile Baii'm0r, Patriot. No, ~

MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION
GLOWING result: WV 'o~"s give tho
Davis (Whis) ,,
Morton IL. FL oS'ess
Scattering tAbolition) 3's,So
There are about a dozen NOR. ,, ','is
omn paslss majority, all Others. vii, Ss ',,'',
oisc'., o, mere is no doubt that the wings nv
e..e'ee 70 Senators, which Will give them = "are
doyh OF SIX There are four vacancies, which vii
uou ,,! DC hl"d 10y Wings. THIS is. on , 49,
position tina, the six Loco Poco sen,,or. =" sup
W Mlud'eseI, ~h'h,s by M means certain, on ,sa
contrary, there is good reason To- bel;sv. On inc
Is no choice in that county '"a' 'hefe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
More Hslp.

The Shield" edited by Robert NJ. Saunders,
ESQ., made It's appearance Saturday. It is daily
and semI-weekly, of respectable size. It's editorial
columns display spirit and independence. IL is
thoroughly Wing. We hope 1t every success, 10th
on account OF the Editor, and the cause he supports
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MICHIGAN III PcTtoS

LEsIstATBRE.-Tho returns already in make
u certain that the democrats have succeeded in tho
choice OF every one Of tho eleven Senators elect,
which gives Us eight majority in the next Senate.
For the House, AZ far rs heard from, the demo
Gratis have elected thirty sir representatives and
the Wings not one. The House Is composed Of
nifty memben,-DetTot Free Press.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

The right Of IHsirpeion.-Took hen, Pompoy,'
said a negro, yesterday, Ia n brother dafkey, both
OF whom are working nj the burnt dislrict-'ook
hea, PomPey-what Tor you no pu. more water in
dat mort ~
JUST cause as how don't like to do il, Niger
-dsps ALL
Wei tell you Wot it isl instruct you to do !!
DAYS nuf'
NO, u amt nuH, neider, niger, Fam posed to dc
doctrine Oh 'sIructons. | amt no Wrginny 'struc-
zionist, no how dis chi.d's Creole Niger, and 20
be his chiders lore em.-tNew Orleans Picayuno.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

THE NIcETIEs OF BAEGUIeE.-A Frenrhmer
once established the iaci iha the word "atn was IN
English, Negative. lie offered to sell party one
hundred bales OF cotton, ard tire purchaser only
wanted one half the lot, or flty bales So, nfter a
little fCrher talk, the purchaser left tho seller simp
ly saying, that he "would not lake II at all" The
seller DID hear the word "br distinctly, and 80
he concluded, after being left alone to sell the half
and sent note round TO the pu chaser according y,
who, ~ reply, told him he woud not take IL. TINS
brought back tebuKe-"Tou SAID, Siir, YOU
would not take it all; suppose, therefore, sell de
half as first offered by you, Sur"
The reply to this was, II told you, sir, I would
not take II al all, and refer you to Mr-, whe
heard me-" "Then, Salr," responded the French
man, Chs English Language is very curious;
study II very much, and this is the first time en-
the word AT rs negative"
Though mon sequtur," we relate another Gu
rious mistake or oversight, showing how very diff
cult or "curious" our language must appear to
foreigner. We have now before US printed eircu
lar, done in English, but not in England. Tn
closing paragraph reads, "ThO' roughly acqualnte,
with the mode Of dong business in this market WI
offer you our best services" &c. &c.
The printer little thought how he pIongsd tn
able Merchant by an erroneous diUision Of on
word.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
N(DTII,E.

~" The attention OF the public is called to the
sale OF a Valuable Farm, Servants, &c (see ndycr
usement under auction head) THIS DAY, at Il
O'Clock, on the premises.
no IS DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MEETING OF CITIZENS.

iEJ9 The Citizens OF Richmond and Henrieo
county are requested to meet at the EXCHANGE
Room, mex, Monday afternoon at o'clock. for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates to the Education
Convention to be held in this City in the month Of
December next, and also to appoint a Committee
OF Arrangements ror the Convention.
WM. LAMBERT, Mayor,
no ~ 30 (By request of many cit.zens.J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
ELECTION IN OHIO.

Inc Cincinnati GszeIte has cnn,pII.d a..
gwen At the .ate election in 81 co,,n,, ne votes
summit, where The vote turned upon In. Conn,,,
scar Question. The vote OF tina, cou,tw TO- 10y
eano' IN isao is given, AMI the following IS The ~
Wing. -,
Loco Focc, go,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
BOSTON MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
"A COLLECTION or
NEW CHURCH MUSIC,
~ IT EoNrp
BIZ +. CoHER.

5000 G%FlS @ %oS 1yS SSsP :,o'S ,.
pi-cs treaivarciy Oi Palm and Hymn Tunes Anthem
tanH sentences, and other set pieces, original and a
eccd with great care from the most eminent compos
With aEnowlclgc Of English, &c man, French and fsJ
music, The whole Intended Tor Congregational aud Cbufd
service, with accompaniment adapted ~ the Orran I'D
Piano Forte, 10y tho Organst me KINGS Chanel and N
Ifer In fttr Ia al Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
AXEsAND MILIIKON WORK.

pIcH CHINA COLOGNE BOTTLES. Of va
II rtous sfyieaa CHARLES sTEHBINs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

TO Attention Is called To sale nf China, Glass and
Olrenswsfc, fat the store adjoining Mr. MOTIFS Hotel
iHls MORNING, tMonday) November 18th, 1871, al II
No posiponcmeni account Of the weather. Positive
sale, iOr cash.
no 10 INLoES & BROTHER, Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
NOTICE.

H. Those at distance, desiring to subscribe
To the 'lSDErESDEHr," are requested to address n,
at Richmond, until LIST December, nnd utter that
time, at Washington City
PLEASANTS, JOHNSTON & WOODSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
STRANGE APPOINTMENT

William Z. Duvnl, Of Tallahassee, to be Law
Agent IN the Territory OF Florida.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

THE subscriber would beg leave TO inform the public
IL that he has returned r. Richmond and has hucd ~
the old Nail Factory 81 liaHslPs Mills with 1ILTHAM-
MER and All other Machinery, eressary for d0iuR all
Kinds on MILL and other IRON WORK, Al The shoros no.
tiee AMI on lie reasonable terms. Ito manu-.
isrtTinr AXES snd all kinds Of EDGE Tools whie he
viii sell At wholesale or retail, AZ Northern prices.
no I, iW JOHN HirCHCOCK
DHImE OHEEsE-2i casks Checso, very sood
quality-receiving this morning per schr seq1et Tor
sale. nob WILLIAMS a HAXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
DIED.

IN th's city, on Friday last, Mr. JoHs K1RnY
aged 81 years. N'"''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

ARRIVED,
Sehr Columbian Eagle, Hickman, New York.
Schr Sequel, Lipscomb, New York, sundries.
Workman, McGruder & Co.
Schr Lady Bnckle, Ricketts,, New York, sundries
Schr Catharne, Wight, Norfolk, lumber, TO mas
ter.
SAILED,
Schr b Moreau, Vuofhis, Newark, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

N. Y. MONEY MARKET CITY NEWS
E..L FRIDAI, p. NJ.
on France, At 1924. There seems to be a tend.nc,,
G"wnw@sds. The receipt of Southern Bills has no
doubt affected the rate ""' "o
FLOUR and CORN continue TO go up. The
'i 3 owing to small receipts, and a liberal de-
mand. Domestic Exchange is a little hrisk,r N H.
MARKETS--Nov H.
FLOUR is held at sc gu.
CORN - cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
From the Chlrlestnn CnurIcr nf Nnr..nA.. 1,

The following account Of melancholy shin.
wreck, winch recently occurred on the coast OF
Cnoa, Vas received on TUESDAY, 10y the brig Lancet
hom Havana, bat was accidentally omitted ,n 49,
paper Of yesterday morning:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
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