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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT on RlCHMoNn
High Water, this day, Il o'clock, p. M.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
oc9r charles Wishart, New York, sundrie.. In
Fry Co, II w Tyler. "
drirs. 'F'N' sun
Schr A. w. Leeds, Leeds, Egg Harbour.
Schr Orator. Hughes, Philadelphia. sun,Iries IN
l. boiticr, w Gfehncr, s r Adie n co IN g.,
eaY' Smlth Palmer, Parrish, l. - Crensboy n
20 Robertson, Londons, Willinrh,ms & Go. A
ley Y Son, Hubbard, Garner & Co. ] Evans ~
q 90 Hyperion 4 Cmmp, Rals'on s. Pleaq,nIs 4
,n'oe,' Putnoy, $ zsr son, e J Richards
Lyen. - -'''' 'o""S'oh =
Scbr VermaIiIla, wash, Baltimore. sund,c, n
Lancaster, Denby Co, Fry x Co, J & @ Win.
son. DcvcreauN, webb, Booker & Uam,l,on
Davenport = Allen, Dunlop, Moncure & Co. r r
r. big Orleans, Horton, New Orleans, u DAYS to
City Point, sundries. '''' ="
SAILED,
Schr Oregon, Corson, New York, coal.
Schr franklin, Portland n 'ur, SC.
WV coil on SUNDAY,
Schf Leader, Somers, iadslpbia, coal. &c.
Schr Niagara, Young, New York, esal.
The schr Wyoming, from Boston. smoke in "a,
80 ~, sehr Caroline, from Matagori, 10 d,vs az,
bound TO New York, with large amount oi s,csi,,
on board, IN distress, with loss ofsas-sunn.Jbs,
With provisions -wished to be reported.
PHILADELPIIA, April I-Olearsd. Sch,
Emma, Bincrofi, for Richmond. 1'"'
BOSTON, March R-Auived, Schrs. P,s,,o
Dyer, fredericksburg; Jubilee, Chase, Norfolk.
PORTLAND, March 27-Auvad, Sehrs Wave
Rogers and Increase, Verill, from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
Toll, Edilors nffL. IpLi.

notice W the d,ily pa psrs, proposition IN n.k.
the recent acton Of The City Magistrates. in elect
ing Mr. Ferguson, Sergeant, n test question nj m,
polls. The friends Of the gentlemen Who voted
Tor Mr.. Ferguson, would not shrink from such an
issue-conscIous, thut, II the gentleman opposed n
MI r., was competent which do not denv. that
he tMr. ~ was also IN all respects well qualified
Tor the oihce. Both could no. be elected and tbc
Court was compelled to choose between t6sn,-and
~ selecting the one, who had acted 10 the Office
proven himself capable, and had the recommends.
tons al nearly every member Of The bar their con-
duct, humbly conceive, cannot be Justly ol,noy-
ious % any good mans censure.
Bot IS Il proposed 20 make Ferguson mr. M For.
Rusofg' the test az the polls-ls this lust? Mr.. T.
IS the Sergeant esct for ~ months, is IL fair 10 con
denim hn NJ the very outsot Of his Official exist.
ence, before any man can asseu that he Will moi
make good ohcoH " will bo time enough To put
him under tho ban, when he fails 10 discharge m.
duties, and thlsk, we may safely leave that mater
70 be decided by the Court--and not commit the
Justices before ha cd 10 evict hm-althoueb he ma ~
make the best officer in the Commonwealth, 1 nm
glad 70 bnd that some gentlemen, Vho preferred Mi
Goddin, are Of my way OF thinking, and will moi
oountenance the gross injustice, with which mr. 90
unable and Vnoaending individual IS assailed
strongly suspect this whole movement is OF Loe.
Poeo origin-got up by some busy. body or Other
Who 10 striking at our worthy Mayor through IN,
sides OF Mr. Ferguson. A word to the wiss.
a CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
To he Editor, Of n. nLir

Gentlemen From pretty general ucqu,in,anc.
"'I' '''e eIcnahs OF the city, and from frequent
ana rec conversations lately with soma of the mos,
intelligent and Influential among them, there seems
70 be but one opinion as to the distressing and ni,'
nous effects to be produced by the course the R,nL
are no" pursuing on the business prospect, Of an,
Guy adherns to the determination TO nav sns.
suspended w. "u'e
lhere seems no reciprocity; and for our Banks 10
become the victims Of Northern Banks and Broke.
IS matter we cannot understand Il isto the cLe'
racter and standing Of the merchants of our ci,v
that the Banks derive their support and n inn o1,
refuse to lend them aid, they must bring min on
themselves and the merchants w
This matter has been going on, and has besn
borne with spirit highly Characteristic of tbi,
community: but there is n point at which Corbe.r-
ance ceases 70 be virtue
The merchgnts, so far as can learn. seem disnos.
ed to adopt some course, whether by public meet.
ing or otherwise, has not been determined on but
thal some early movement on the subject will h,
mad, 80 lar as expression Of public opinion GOES !,
eStAln. FAIR PLAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

No.
~ We are greatly panied to say that aeoor,.
ing 70 authentic Information received in this e, ~
schooner Three Friends from ST. Jo.enhs Esh
run, Tor Pensacola and Mobile, was upsc, snd
.nat probibiy all the passengers some ten or ~
IN number. were lost. The schooner wa, connS
sunk IN about i've hthoms water, with ali sail, 49,,
ana no living thing on board. Two bodies $50
oeen washed ashore near Pensacola, which pra,.s
70 he those of Mr.. Woodward and MIR Moss.
oo,h OF Baltimore. No doubt remains tba, Al,
WIN. II: Brace, clerk with Robinson. Pratt q e.
ihis city, and son OFT. k. Brace, Eso. nave oc
Hartford, and MIR Ed. Hook. with Hook and I9o~n'
ssnu, OF Maiden Lane, were on board the ,cboons,
NO edvices have been received from them for n,o,.
IMAM four weeks past Il is needless to saw to tho.s
acquainted with these young men, that their los
VII, DC most extensively and deeply dcplored.
since the above was in type We find the follow.
ing Ia the National Intellig encer OF yesterday:
Among the passengers who have found a wat.rv
s -, between ST. Joseph and Pensacola, beside,
Nr Mosher was Mr. George Johnson, formerly
merchant IN Alexandria, and lately appointed Ma
W agent at Pensacola, and his wife, (recentIy MAI,
Ieu'l ana her unmarried sister, who lett this city
some weeks ago for Pensacola. The last letter re.
'ved from MIR johnson, by his friends in this CITY
: OF the iith ultimo. at which time he was at ST.
'o'eph imp iuently waiting for fair wind, 70 enn
o'e 'ne vessel to sail in which he was to take pas
age Tor Pensacola. fN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
EElra and u. Er.Sp,nL,r-

We md IN the Enquirer Of yesterday, the fol.
lowing very amusing correspondence. .Ths De-.
mo'ra'e delegates for the 18Th CongrsssioDn! DIS.
,f'e'' achieved wonders. There has been no such
Iea' since the days Of that French King, who.
~, With ton thousand men,
''' w '"' nut and then marched down sssln.
lhey each and all Of them deserve i,aihey me.
dal for their patriotic laborsi
mere Is charm, too, about the correspondence
which cannot fail to attract admiration. r.. e.
Speaker writes like a hero upon The Geld Of b,uIo
Tie is wooHing Extra with gu,lo, and he o,n,.,
with markei displeasurs al the interruption. onlv
long enough to treat with sovereign eoptemot ,bs
overture for peace. Extra, too, writes with m.
breyity ofs spartsn-but he would gladly prof, no
he'ProHered in.ereessOp. Possibly his pacific die 4.
position was somewhat influenced by some seere,
'ni'ma'ion that the cards wore slOeksdl ..
CULPESgR C. H., March Is. 1871.
DC ~ q meeting oftbe Democrats delegstes n,
the IS'h Congressional District, held Of Culpens,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
Correspondence Of the National Infeuip,r,,r
New Yong sNfo,oL 2,

>
The Virginia End New York troubles w.r. v..
.sinay before The State Senate. The subject wa,
aoJourned over from the morning to an evening
session Tor the purpose Of special consideration
Inc stock market has gradually improved Fl,
tnree days past. United States Bank stock soId ~.
day for l71. '''' So'u To-
Exchange on England sold to-day for 7. Tn,
demands were large in consequence OF the Saline Of
Ine SaledonIa to morrow from Boston. The rates
on rance were 49, None Of the State stock,
were put in market 0'NS
Mr.. Woodbury's friends in Portsmouth IN. ny
are preparing to give him public dinner ON his 30,
urn i nome. Mr.. Van Buren, remains in the CITY, He
; VIII neHner winter nor summer here, as has been
lntlmated in some Of our papers, but will rs"id.
permanently at Kinderhook W 'e''ue
." GEORGE ARTHUR arrived at Boston on Mon.
uy, ana takes passage in the Caledonia. Tn
9,ecuohs IN Canada, so Ear, shows a return of az
o& mon and 10 of the opposite party.
we near nothing OF the British Queen n, We,
Ihough out u days, II she sailed on the IO;b. /, 10
houSh she did not sail on the Oth but on I'm. Iib
!" "i''eh case she would be here to morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

The Guilloiine has been partially sp,n.ri.,,
on account OF the sickness of the Pyesiden, anJ
tne absence OF the Secretary of sat-. r., ,hs
Dlood will begin TO flow more freely again. yvbsn
ny Clh allshd to the duty Of decapitation. As
soon as the April Elections are ovsr in -.
we 100 shall have more Martyrs to register.
By'ihe-bye, the Richmond Whig. 5s nsr,r do..
Us tne s'ossesl injustice. We were never the f,ends
OF this indscrimina,e Prosecution. Oar on,osi,i,r
70 many removals, during General Jackson,s Al.
friends. :" s"'he "
But what shall we say Of this Who n,,,, ,.,ho
vent INTO power with professions OF toleretioo and
are no" cutting off heads without msrcv7 Tbcsa
men nave sinLed upon their own prineipies 'Tb.,,
,Tn uAmPed tneir own professions under foot.
out by yPocusy."-EHqdrsv. F'9''
The Wings hays professed, and wb,, IL ,oo..
lucy are practising tolern,on. But they never did
profess ihai the hundreds Of buwng partisan.
ana moral b'hkrsPis, who were quartered uoo, m,
treasury, ny the expelled dynasty, were IN Il. 20.
tuned This would be tantamo,nt IN .rdo..;..
their characters, and approaching the c,.c,,,.is
prescription by which they were induetsd toto r.
hee. This the Wings have never designed n do
10 reform lhess worthless characters ON, n, H.,
Puplc cr'' vas one Of the leading objects Of IN,
wing Piny. They pledged themselye, To do !, m,
they will prove true to their pledge.
We hope the Enquirer may "have more Ma,
iyfs U feglster"--so long as there are Fl, subi.,,
Tor Manyrdom, Surely the Editor Of tina, n,,.,
who now for the 6fsi time informs the public tina
be was not the friend Of the indiscrmin,t. p,o
ser'pion" Of the Jackson era-will not eomnl,io
u Gen. Harrison proyeribes that indise,,mio,,
prescription, and rights the wrong, by putting dim,
as they werei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
NeIC York aud Y;rr;,;.

we copy as matters OF public interest. the ,,e..
sage OF Governor Seward, communicating TO the
Legislature oil New York, the refusal of Goyernor
Hi'mer to surrender Curry, and his communc,.
''on 10 Governor q. in reply to his refusal
There is little to commend either in the spiri, or
the argument OF these papers, so far as his Excel.
'eney attempts to justify his own course. He So,
out IN the beginning from a wrong premise. and h..
Is not likely to arrive at just conclusion. But the
lusthcation OF his course, which he extracts f,oo,
Governor CTS refusal, is swept away bv the ac,ion
of our Legislature and the surrender of Cu,rv I,,,
the acting Governor.
The New York Press refer to this CHANGED ,s.
pect OF the controversy, and augur happy resul,s
fromit.
The N. Y. Times says:
"Sincs the receipt Of Gov. Gmer,s rsnl, - - .
requlsIton made by the Executive of New Vol g..
e surrender OF the iorser Curry the aspect of the
~ 'Ir mas materially changed. The ET.cn,rvs q,
virginia mas resigned, and the acting Governor has
gwen up the iGsiIiVe 10 the agent of the Govern
mem o. view YORK. So far the path of n,oo,;,-
Non mas oeen smooihed, and we trust that the sim
Ie'e uesIe winch both parties in the controversy
I'anueSt 70 ADJUST the difficulties between them
NJ, ~ pI"Iuce a result mutually satisfactoryp
OF me acting Governor OF Virginia NAV nisca y
new lace upon matters and result in noe go;
cable understanding between the condic,,ns na.-
ties. We are anxious to get rid of ,b,s vd ~
tIes.1 !" Oolh par
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
To THE EDIruRs OF the wu,e
WARD FL, EDITIONS M mr. cno,,

l.E.
g. Inc Ward Elections have heretofore ercitsd b,,
little interest-but If one NAV iudoe iron, ill., ou'
nous communications which have anne,red i, H.
ua'y papers OF this city, the People have Al I,.,
Deeh aroused to the importance of those elec,ion, =
couId osieVe that the interes. which nppea,s IN
oe iet IN those elections, was sincere I sbnuIJ -
highly gratlfed-bu, have nv Jonbts ,oon DC
subject. am afraid all this feeling has been ~
uuceu ny thOse who have their own individual int
resi- 10 promote toy the election of a ptrtisnt,r mi
y'dnaI as Sergeant or Mayor The election NJ
pageant mas assumed an Importance not much inre
'oI 'O lhat oi President Of the United States No
opinion Is, that the most mportan; mar, NJ o,, .i,y
c,eCuons ~ elect gentlemen well uuaI 6edto al.
charge the duties Of Magistrates and menbsss r ,
common Hal. The Magistrates are esrt,,nIy ,bs
Us Judges OF the qualifications Of the di6eren,
INDIVIDUALS who may apply for the diaeren, ~
hces under their control-and I am ,be,ac,,.
opposed TO pledges being given by them in r,
Yor OF any particular individual / have 60.
oeen opposed 10 pledges being given NJ ,bsss
MINOR elections. If the People are Determined
70 eject Magistrates pledged to the SUPPORT oT
particular individuals for Office, WHY not anniv ~
the Legislature TO amend the Charter of tho r;,y 40
as To give the election ofal such officers dircctiv n,
'ne fsoplei While am opposed to this mode of
e'eC'on' yet mink II would be better than bv
pursuing the course recommended bv difle,cnt OIL
lersJn your paper-to cause every petty ofico 10
bear upon the election Of suitable persons for ibs
Office OF Magistrate. w '''
II seems, certain gentlemen are determined. Lo.
coioeo. IKE to Judge Of the acts Of the present Ser
geant ~ advance worthy gentleman has late.
" been elected 10 I'LL that Office for ~ rnontbs tbo
Court believing hun to be every way oual fed Ia
alsehiTge the duiics-and opposition to him has
been started at once. '''
! pray gentlemen TO give some little time TO see
u ne discharges The duties OF the Office faithfully.
| before they determine upon removing him m he
performs his duties u the satisfaction of tIoss ,n
mediately interested, cannot think any Court that
may 10 Gieeied, would displace him to make n pl,c.
Tor any other individual, boyeyer worthy.
hope ticket will DO run ~ each yard with
out any pledge from those on IT, i elected, to vote
Tor airy particular individual for Sergeant q, 49,,
! other Office under their CONTROL NY
y VOTER OF MADISON WARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
March 30th, 1871.
THEATRE.

Inc engagement OF the vocalis;s finishes with
0ohamo"la this evening. Those who have nc
elected hearing the best Aristes this Theatre has
ever presented to Richmond audience. had be,,sr
attend to. night.
MIR Martyrs benefit on Monday, and on Tues
Jay MIR bfoush' to whom the musical Public of
TINS city are indebted for the only Operas ever
played here takes his farewell benefit, being his
last appearance previous to his departure for Eu.
rope This hint is enough for his friends, bu, lei,
all the musical folks do their best to pay these Ar
tistes compliment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
NEW YORK MARKETS Is

I,,,.,-,--.- WITT III % IIuTcn 81.
III oN-Ihe market still remains quiet, bu,
IT, Looh-l he sales are not large, but the mar
ket is firm, and many holders of Canal 1,','
ing 70 operate at 81 s7l. We quote common bran,s
al Sl,S't 1923 .-Southern IS very frm a, SAL
and some are asking more '''''
EhS-ih here was sale to-day at the Phenir
G, room, Gy Austen, Wmerding Co., the par
Suals OF winch will be found under our auotations
81 auction sales. IL was well attended. and 80,
on WIN considerable spirit. As to prices we con-
Suer 'hat me qualities little higher mid.
u.ng ABOUT the same, and Canton lower than M the
PreEIous regular sales.-M v Cor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

IL you would throw Ritchie's ttye into an up
'oa'' 'oueh one OF his Pets. We know this, to our
SoIo"' by experience. We had the indiscretion to
copy paragraph relating to MIR. Stevenson and
although we stismatzed it as "scandalous," the old
gentleman was down upon US fast and furious
AGAIN IN view of the mutiiarious and honourable
voeatons OF Col. John Rutherford, S. c., A. G.,
L. I. A, T. c. H., A. NJ. A. s., &c, we compli
men'ed his "ubiquity and universally talent"-and
'o'-' sleep blesses our eye-lids for the next
month"; we shall be happyi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

TgE MlRcH or CUmI14Tfou.-yTb B,i,i,b
steamships bring US lots Of BRUSH papers. B,i,,sb
news, Brush aee', ginghnms eelicoes, and broad.
Soths' HHtgh cutlery and plated ware, British sovs.
rsigns (sometimss,) British gentlemen. Brtsb 49,,
British tourists aud Northumberland sbort go
hing but British p1upers, for which ls,t IN. nc.
Of passage y too high a figure. But m. asv.s,
hing' includes an article ofB1tsh produ,tion vbisb
we can nei1hs, wear, invest, sell, read nor welcome
- RInsm burglars and pistpoekets ;-gentlemen Of
the swe'- moo-lhe real London auieIe, Of top
qualify The recent extensive robJsriss in Ro.,on
rave awakened suspicion that a deputaton If tbsso
fancy gentsmsn has arrived and commenced busi.
ness on dashing scale; and we learn rom the Bos
.o2 papers That airlepdy nou6c ,tion has been 70.
e5 we Authorities oftbat city, from the 20
lce o. London, THAT the most rful robbsr ,bey
eyer had 70 contend with is now in the United
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

we observe in the Abingdon Vrsinian, tina, Jas.
CuIoertson, Esq. is announced as candidate to re-
present that Senatorial District. VIVA, has become
oil Col. Fayette McMullen? Has he sunk to rise
no MORE or is the measure Of his glory and ambition
lull 10 ove'fowing1 Or does he mediate giving
COL Hopkins thrashing-a feat which, il is sur
missed, he could easily accomplish The world is in
an agony to know-for tears would not cease to
How this twenty years, if his matured wisdom and
ouscatng genius were to be lost both TO the State
and National councis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
RICH MOND.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL a
South Wesiern Virginia.

's."" " tNttn buStnIG.
Inc people OF Smyth, in public meeting, have
nominated John ". c. Watson, Esq Of Abingdon,
u represent That district in the next House of Re-
representatives.. Mr. Watson has taken the field. and
Is actively engaged in the canvass. He een,I..
man known TO us as possessing fine abilities and
great amabiIity Of character He is made of The
'is"' SUM- and our word for it, he will never prove
'ecreant TO any trust or any pledge. How'll never
apos'auze nor deceive those who confde in him.
ne mas no ooneealments: he wears his principles
upon ms sleeve What you take him TO be he is
Irahh' hoaest, straightforward politician OF the
old Republican stamp. He will not betrav his
friends nor intrigue with his enemies He will no,
court the Wings or the Locos to-day. and dess,,
them tomorrow. He is one in whose perfsc, IN
'est'y and sinsIeness of purpose all may implicitly
oonhue' ana Is such a one as the People, in these
ana IN all times, may find it to their honor and nd
vantage to entrust with representative duties.
Inc van Buren, majority in the district in No.
Yemoer, was so great thci it may seem idle for
Wing to take the field. But it is not so. There i.
known TO exist very extensive dissatisfaction With
The late representative, Col. Hopkins. In co,se.
quence OF his Jim Crow career-one dav hand ,,I
glove with the Wings, the next with the I.ocos-
neither party has confidence in him, and both would
DC glad to get rid of him. Col. Goodson is prob,-
o'y the ony man who loves him as a broth err. and
would speak week together, and praise him all
the ume Besides, since the Presidential con,.,, +,
over the People oetuated by sense Of Justice hon.
10 'heH patriotism, disposed to give to the
ne" Administration, the success Of which is init
hatey interviewer with the welfare the country.
fair trial. They will not like the hacks Of Fac.
''on' condemn venerable patriot unheard. This
consideration may influence hundreds and induce
them 10 e'ec'as their representatives men who will
DC governed by the same liberal and mugnanimous
sentiments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
10 THE EDIroRs OF ruE Vino.

| WAsHlscros CIR, April 4
uen'iemen-The President has been and is still
exceedingly Ill. fear much for the result. Itwa,
reported on the street, two hours since that he WINS
better, but IN that report had no reliance. ill Mr.
- told me just now. that his father saw him NJ,
o'clock, and he was then better tban h. w,s ,h;.
morning, at which time he was exceedingly IN u.
'ore the close OF the mail will endeayor IN .scsr
aP.S. ~
every days experience satisfies me more nnJ
MORE mat nothing that be said or done Inv tbo
""o "o" nave 'he control OF State, will find nppro-
nation or favor with the disciples of that mink or
Inconsistency and prostitute to principle your neigh
Oor R-t-e. Was the President the D. himself
"'u us secretaries so many demons, aiding and
aoet''ng IN wicked plots and endish devices tb.v
eou'u not De more violent and abusive of his me,-
Su'es' or more disrespeciful in their language.
Po''icai warfare upon principle, conducted in dc.
cent and respectful manner, is desirable-it ko.,.
up uhat constant vigilance necessary TO the n,e..
''.on OF liberty; but when carried on no, uno,
principle but perversion of language and wifi
misrepresentation of public men and It's consrou.r,
suPPostoh oiev influences, it becomes Ioaih;no md
disgusting; and instead OF enlish,enins the nnd.r
'a"u"s' FOSTERS ond engenders an ignorant hoS,;I;.v
10 the powers that be, and faithful administrators
VI 'he Affairs oil Government;-whist with IN. ,no,o
'n'e"'sent and unuammelled portion of III. COM
"u"y " creates the suspicion of the gall of disap
Pon'nent and designs, ultimately, OF wicked cha.
racter. Such conceive to be the origin of IN. 0i,
sive Editorials and Communications of the En,r;.
rer and ITS twin brother the Globe. lie, IN. Al.
m'nls'ra'ion do what it may, however NANTES, /.
the honesty and patriotism of the act, AMI r.dosr,
OF good still 1t meets with no favor in tho hear, os
'nese Simon Pure Democrats. a man who can see
nothing good in Others, must certainly be very do.
heent himself; AMI take i, for granted, that their
CONSCIOUSNESS herein mpes them to their cours. -
order that behind their abuse and attempts At do.
s.aung others' they may conce u their own guilt.
you could get your paper to all OF his subscrih.
er' The Wings ought and would mos, eb.err,,II,,
pay the expense. No doub, it would efr.e, som.
sood-'or his followers certainly never see nnv
''her paper or their eyes would be opened.
In haste, yours sincerely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-03

IERPsIcHoRE HALL.-To.nght the Masters
hughes gives their Farewell Concsrt-nnd this
Will probably be the last opportunity our citizens
will have of witnessing the performance, Of these
talented MustrelS.