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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
EDUCATION MEGrING IN Essay

AZ meeting OF the CT z Ms OF the county, oC r..
IL on Mond'y, tie 18Th rst, the Rev. R,ch,,d
hl'chell was called To the Chair and Arth,,r IT,,
pie was aPpo nied Secretary. The obi,c,s 81, m.
meeting S bsirhy explained hy Musr1e Co. ~,
cor, upon whose mo ion the Io,Ioutng rrc',,,I,'
ana reso u'ions were UNANIMOUSLY adop ed.
"hete'S' believing thai our security Tor the du
ra''on OF the lice Institutions which bless our coun-
wy depends upon the virtue and Intelligence of IN.
people, ana that u Is our drty, as patriots and ,hi
an htoP'StS, 10 use the means within our poSer
S"u u give our ardent support to every lawful ef
or, III behalf Of popular education: Tber,fnrr be :,
he''psd, That tins meeting highly approye ths
proposed Education Convention TO be brIt IN re
C"y oi Richmond, on the sec md Thursd,v in D..
Cehoer ne1t, and that we will unite most co,d;,II,,
~ me advancement OF its truly Iaudable oniec,s
ana That we will depuIe Delegates to SAID Co1yen,
ton. - ~ oo"'e"'
Eeso!rsd That We believe the most eou;t,bIs and
advantageous mode OF drsposing Of yirrinia,s nor
Ton oil the proceeds of the sales of the nub,r I'D
10 he distributed under the late act OF Cops,rss
oe 70 appropriate II - purposes OF education.
. he Chair then proceeded to appoint mcsSrs ] ,,s
vi GarneIt, james Semplc, Muscoe Carmen IL. o.
y CIoPlon, Alexander Bay lor and G. w Pe,kins .s
Delegates To SAID Convention, and on n,otion Inc
OhAhm' IN and Secretary were added.
he'Cissd, That the Secretary Of this MEETING
transmit copies Of these proceedings to the EJ,,oTs
OF me wing and Richmond Enquirer, with reques,
TO publish them.
RICHARD MITCHELL, Chairman.
ARTHUR TEMPLE, See'y.
III" The Enquirer will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
RICH MON ID:
MEETING IN soUTuAMprON


The strong, manly, and aole proceedings Of the
Wings CT Southampton, will arrest the readers at
Iention.
A letter from Washington to a Northern paper
states, that the President returned from his visit TO
Virginia, convinced that he was cordially supported
by all parties in the State. Such u conviction may
rest upon his mind-for the man. who says he was
designated by the Almighty to psrpetrate all the
folly, which lies at his door, may say, 10 or think
any thing. lie IS infatuated beyond cure. Burn,
brandy can't save him. lie is the dupe of his own
vanry, and the victim OF f,IteTers Butwe venture
to assert that he is the only individual in the State
or Union, who INDUCES such en- absurd belief
Every body else sees, tina; wnIlst the party which
he has betrayed, especially abhor him, the bulk Of
the adverse party bear him no love. Bl, ii he were
not Incura5!e, the popular sentiment of Sou,hamp.
ton-n South-side, State Rights county-would
arouse I'm from his de usion. lie would see from
that, that he had wofuly mlscalcua:ed and that in
being repudiited by the portion of the State upon
which he particularly relied, he will, IN al p'oba.
oilty, be rejected by all the rest But he can see
nothnE-he is as blind beetle. He can hear
nothns--save the whispers Of fawning sysophants !;
who, profng by his rap cious appetite for lItsery,
lead him by the nose, al pleasure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

Abstinence can save this man; yea, that j, has saw.
ed HIN. And We appeal to you in the name Of hu
man'y and charity, to consider IT ours be not In
ueed noble, glorious cause. We ask the sober
intelligent, and respectable, appsrcnlly IA no dan
get themselves, to favor the Temperance reform
by lending 1t the weight OF their influence and
Character. We beseech moderate drinkers to refec,
seriously on the m'schievous tendency Of their ex
ample on others; TO take the alarm Tor themso YES.
aud Immediately TO occupy the only ground Of pc,
iect seenrIy.-We solicit the Corporation OF tn
friends OF Temperance IN the further prosecution of
THIS work of benevolence- The evil sill prevails IN
this conmunity-many are yet held in d-gradIn.
bondage by love OF strong drink We ask the
lovers OF so6rie'y To employ their influence by at
terdng the meetings held for the suppression OF the
eNls o. intempeSance, and by direct pecsonal cxer-
nn IN reseuing all, and particularly the young aud
'houghtless, from the grave of the EobTiate. We
recommend that in every neigh orhcod where there
Is no society, one be forthwith formed, though but
lew compose II AT first; and to the Societies. the
holding OF frequent meetings If any new facts are
ecited Oy discussion, let them be faithfully chroni-
eIed and promptly communicated 10 those who will
BRING them before the public. ln n word, let there
be combined influence and effort co Atinuslly ex.
erteu. And should the consummaton Of this great
WORK DC realized only by distant generations, vet
with the blessing OF Providence these benevolent
aoors, much positive good will be speedily effected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
,IEDICAI, uOOks No D

I w. RANDOLFU y 90. 1T SsnK1y's Old stand havo
y lur st ow rrocs, the following addiuons TO let
Nofton'a Etctlrc's ami V.r'rrf's Therapeutics
Drutsf4' Nma;Dmtrsi ant M. si'ogical Manual
HclPF r., lt' m 81 bi1s c'i1n
Dcnuy's Nufa -. NJ Management ~ Infants
Cook Mustard seed FOR u sesacH ~ Live, &c.
tstnafta 70 sulifus Pausc'a
q, enhuw and Lcavy 90 tnoicfa
Duiatguc on bsrafrso Ilufus
sccet Mcui-p On, urNcsi 1tsusBcfions
Uuuats ne Ned cal student
O'tiai oran on Diseases Of the ~ al
Phillips lid gcson, Nervous and Bilious Complaints
srurznclm o. ln,sniy and Anatomy ~ nc Br 10, a..
C7mbc on Mental DsrinfcmeRt
Uasuifs on TTsstuirut NJ NcuCfal
WAITS Eases ~ Disb,tcs Consumption, SC.
nrowns Elerpcnis Of Medicine
Frrrycr's Medical Hi iorv sod Reflections
Mckenzie on the Dsfssrsoi Tue tyo
hroon'a Flsineuts Of Physical apd Philosophy
McNrvn's Bfand's Manuslof Chemistry
CazanaSs Cmsucpus Dis'ase
BToussai's Phlsgmn',a, swedogron syphilis
Hcrtn on the Heart, Mucr on Club Poot
TraiPs Medical lurgprudcnee
Harms Dental ruEery, Bel ndPleasanis the Teeth
Morton On Consumption Williams on The Lungs
Lanueeh on The Chest, Essays on Rhcumat'sm, Goui,
Diseases Of tho Digestive, Urinary and Respiratory
Organs
Twcedie Boisseau. Armstrong Smith, Sawyer 4 Levi,
grseom's Animal Mechanism Combs Phys,o,ogv
Dcwcc's GoOchs, Vopcaus James, Burns snd Risbys
Eberlee, Device Underwood and Ackerly on Children
hell on Baths, Blaiu's McdiealloEc
Carpenters Essays on Matctia Medca
Goods study n Medicine, Parrish on Henri.
hbernttly's surgery and Physiology
hsion's Grosss Cocpe,s, Brlrs and Hunters Surgery
Ebcuee's, Culcn's, 0feaotya b. wees stoh.s,. a.u,.
and hrrnStrong's Practice Of Medicine " > "-
80 Ahncw worksoi merit received a. soon a. pub.
D- BOOEblndlpE in best style.
nOIs wv. RANDOLPH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22


the Vice Presidency on the same ticket Thi. may
De denied for-the present, but noGs psrroas-wr
snail see. As preparatory to this move. the Loco,
design. II they have The power, to elect Mr.. S,
Governor Of vireiuia-IBalt. Pat
This Is the movement on the part Of the Van
buren, Loeoioeraey to "head Capt Ty'er" and his
hacker at the Hermitage. 1t is well undcrs' God.
Van has Tor sometime been suspicious OF the Old He
70; he apprehends that Tyler and Poik would con.
s;nu'e ticket more acceptable at Nashville, than
Yam Ba'sn and &srensOn. Hence his eagerness
to be IN the feld-o iorcsal the Captain, and pre-
ven, hun from ssdueins his old supporters with the
spOiis
When these two tickets arc presented. somebody
hereahou,s will be in quandary, will they not,
nelehbor Raehiol Tyloc unj Polk. or Van Buren,
and Stevenson' Under which King, Dezonianl
Speak or die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

I, will he seen by the summary of MIR Badgers
speech at Raleigh, that he bears testimony, strong
and direct, 10 the truth Of the statement made 10y
Mr. Ewing.
Mr. Clay once remarked, an some great occasion,
that he rouEd rather be Ugh: Than President. Who
would not rather be the obscurest individual in the
republic the respect OF his acquaintance, than It's
Chief Magistrate, justly obnoxious the structures,
administered by Mr. Badgers remarks, and the
proceedings Of the People Of Southampton There
never was such an abortion, if he be honest; and
there never was such perhdy, if imbecility cannot
be In'etPosed to eItenuate his conduct. Ii Is sb
soiutely humbns and notifying to one to con,em.
plate the spectacle which his country must present
TO the world in It's first officer. The people have
secret consolation, however, in the ref .cIion, that
they did not design to place hun Ihere-and mo-
anarchists have no cause of exutation, inasmuch a
the same sort Of accident. which has s,dded us with
a pest, may happen TO them, and often does
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
CULPEPER DISTRICT

1t would appear from the following. in the Fred.
er'ekseurs Herald OF Saturday, that the people Of
that District, are tired of the pro,rac,ed ecstacy,
oceasIOned by the combat between Banks and
Smith:
We understand that Daniel r. Slaughter, Esq,
WAS nominated at meeting OF cuizens from tue
several counties OF the District held at Culpeper
Count House, on Monday as the WIN, cnns,d,t,
tor congress ut the special election to I've field on
the 9Th instant, and that he has ecce pied the no
minaton. Banks ana Smith, II will he recslIecied.
ore orc ,he opposition candIda,es.-I fredericksburg
Herald. NOV %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
NEW ORLEANS RANKS

A Committee of the New Orleans Banks. TO wbor,
the subject was referred has reported tina, II will
"o' NC eHp'd'ent 10 resume specie payments until
NoVe"oer, lSis. The Banks had not acted upon
'he report at the last dies; but it is probable they
VIII concur wrh the Committee. 1, is not likely
they will adopt an earlier day.
THIS course Of the New Orleans Banks, will
tend TO preer"ate suspension in New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
IMPORTANT SURF AGAINST THE U

BANh.-We copy the following paragraph from
the Ph'I"e phIa Chronicle Of this morning:
UNITED STATEs BASE We learn TINT the Gov.
eminent 81 the United States has led biz IN ,ou,
" IN the u. :. Circuit Court Of Pennsylvania, ~
gain't the u INK Of the United Stacs. the oblecl of
wh en- T. 10 nnnul all the gnmeois made Nv the
b!nk as irauduien, and TO rppo nj a receiver 10
mks into hts possession the funds or the Bunk. H.
as seems to be genera, IMPRESSION this apple atom
succeed, the Consequence will he that al ,he pro,
cry Of The Bank will - itO the hands of tbe 70.
ceiycr, To p'y its debIs pro ra,a.
he most important question Tor The no,e holders
IS how II will rG.ct them. Il seems 10 us that n
he s7TOOOOO OF nssrts - taken out Of the ROSES
sion Of the & 81 Gloss Of Trustees. II remoyss the
special security FOR The five mil'i,ns Of post not,
now held by The city banks mat the cry % ,nks.
pressed by their creditors, viii then he oDlteed 10
sell these notes Tor what they will bring, and that
thus an amount Of five millions NJ notes of the B,nk
Of the unHed States will he forced into the make
Tor sale, IN addition 10 the three or four m,Iions
Row floating about.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

Sehr Patrick Henry, Mister, Baltimore, sundries,
to WORKMAN, NeGruder s Co, Raston & Pleas
ants; X Tnpleu s Son, p Dsvoraux, w II Slas
ter, Doian, kInnIer & Co, w Williams
Scht Del orah Ann, Somers, Powell. n York. spn
dries, 10 Tyler & Taylor.
Sloop Sally Ann White, Gwathmey, Smith6ed,
sundrIes 10 Womblc x Dean, and to Master.
Sehr Three Brothers, Kukmire, Norfolk, sun
dries, TO Webb, Booker s II milton.
Schr Clara, Morris, kirkmre, York River,
wheat, TO a Warwick 4 Co.
Schr Mary Jane, Suffolk, lumber, to KIlby, Sallie
SAILED,
Schr Drirer, Taylor, Philadelphia, coal.
Schf Santa Maria, Norfolk, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
HON. INIlN REII

AT meeting of tie citizens of Nashville, resolu.
tons highly commeniatory of the cours. Of this
gentlcman, were adopted, and II WINS ds,,,,,,,.d
10 give nm public dinner. Committee OF q
huni'ed were appointed to receive HIM on his re.
turn home, md give HIM assurance of their undi-
m'nshcd confidence IN him; nod, like the Wings of
R'Ieish, ny MIR. Badger, corgratulate him upoo
his escape from Capt. Tylor's society.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

4 letter from Washington to the U. S. Gazette
says Passing through the Safe Department lew
days since, heard talking OF growing spirlt OF
unkIndness towards this country on the mart OF
Great Britain, and what might be the CONSEQUENCES
OF her perssting in measures which are regarded Ms
a violation Of national and neutral rights A. Is
SAID that Mr. Stevenson, since his return, docs not
hesitate TO express apprehensIons belief Of rup-
ture; and 10 add that neither he nor Lord Palmers
ton thought It worth while to do or say much to
lessen the chances. There is however a new
ministry IN Great Britain. and a new minister at
the Court OF ST. James. That ministry is, never
theleNs, a war ministry, and that minister incapa-
Die, think, OF compromising the honor OF his ma
ton"
MIR. Stevenson has very probably brought very
alarming intelligence. He is an alarming man,
very When he left England, he was no doubt
persuaded that the bombs he had just thrown into
the BRUSH Cabinet, would grouse the whole British
Empire; and 1t is not impossible, he was haunted
with the fear, throughout his passage, of being
oyertaken by the whole British feet. Before his
alarm had subsidized he posted to Washington to
communicate to the Administration the fears which
convulsed him,
On this account, and on account OF his trepida-
ton for the Mediterranean Squadron, Nf. Steven
son is not the man to bring news for US; or, II
he does, it must be received with many grains Of
allowance. It may be, that the eve of his lcav.
log England, he DID, to make a noise in the world,
act fooIIshly, and embarrassed the relations of the
tSo countries. But we apprehend nothing serious.
The British Ministry know MIR. Stevenson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

A TROUBLESOME wOMAN.-Miss Abb
gail Folsom, the advocate Of "FToe Discu'son" hos
been giving some trouble 10 some OF the good
people Of Boston. AZ Temperance meeting 81
the Washingtonians on Sunday evening, an address
was made by Mr. Phinny, after which Abigail rose
and be an TO harsngue the audience. She was re- .
quested to desst, bot she went with the repdity
Ola locomotive. There no Bird e 10 her ton que,
and il was impossible to stop H. As last resource
they put out tho tights and then handed her over to
the police, who conducted her 10 place which, Of
all Others, lady should endeavor TO keep out Of
the watch house, where she passed the night
PHTLA. LEpeER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
UNIVERSITY OF yIRG,NI.

MIR. SYLVESTER. the new Mathematical Profes.
soF, h 'h"red. The Students greeted his coming
with = brilliant illumination
The numUer OF Students (says the Adyoca,el
has s"e'ed to about us. which is f,.lI AVERAGE
Previous scsS ons, a, this period, and affords favor
abe 'usuy of 'he continued prosperity and use.
tuiutSs % the instItuiionn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
DEATHS.

TIE 65Ih year Of his age at his +, sidence m S,in.
VILE, near Richmond
lils friends ani ncquain,ances are respectfully
l"V"eI To attend his funeral, his morning. at half
past ~ o'clock. wuhoIt further nouc..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

The Enquirer, on the first appearance of tho
Shield, with that liberaIty and magnanmIty, which
have ever characterized its veteran conductor sought
to smother the infant giant IN the cradle, by lavish
outpouring Of his hatred and contempt How rich
ly the "Shisld" meri,ed the compliment implied in
the veterans hate, may be gathered from the sub.
joined pafhgriph-whch whether for point, or s,yl.
will compare with uny Of the grass hopper" pro
ducllons OF the "eWJiOHs antique" Too birds are
badly wounded by one stone, to say the least of t..
From the shicld Of saturday.
IL IS sometimes profitable" to survey the past n nd
reca to memory the opinions ard sentiments ol 80 d
acquauauees" There IS pleasure der we'd from
r. even II there be no union Of sentiment be- ween
ourselves and those whose OPINIONS are the subj Ct
OF review. Last evening, musng over the scenes
OF tic last ten years. memory brought to recO lec
ton, lhit eyentu period ~ our hsto.y, the eorl-
part OF the year 1888. We turned TO the ss oI
"our old acquaintance" the Editor OF the Enuur,r
To- information concerning some nj the most conspc
uOus characters ~ the drama ~ thdt tune w.
found in his paper ~ March 49, 1888 the fpllo,sing
opinion OF John T.. Calhoun. "Tnit he b,s been ,i
oil tunes an Uilra his opnions--a, times an Utra
FebcriIsi, aticnd Of he protective system OF IN,
/ Il INK, and Of Internal Improvement, land yce be
iIeye Uf tho two last 20 thts momentl and al ono,b
or ume inc father OF Npluhcation--now building NC
/ the tarlli, and now pul ing " doWn-nt one TINA
stretching the powers Of the Federal Government
| beyond Hs safe and proper limits, and at another
nuiytng is laws.
| We believe II ~ the duty Of the people N watch
! WIN NeeIisss leaousv, al ambitious aspiants
VIM arc seeking TO tuu political measures into the
| means ~ their own ndvancemcnt--and that John
u Calhoun Is a man Of this description. The peo-
| pc have been 100 long juggled by ambitious men
! True a. Holy Writ, "Oj acquaintance" they hav,
been 'Jugsled," not only Ivy your fIrmer ''ambi-
tipus nsplwnts," bot excuse us-t ~ liberty onf
"oId acquaintance" can take with another-you
have acted no small part in this juggling game
| more eulpable than a political "aspuanl." III .,
.ess dangerous, because suspected, than you ns an
| Editor, without political aspiration, IN whom th,
people eJnhdo. How stand you now1 Who II
upPermosi ~ your aacctonl Who in the Sena,,
OF the Unlied States do you now roint 10 as m,
great leader Of your Democracy, aud tho orthodo,
eKpounder Of your views on the Constitution 1
IS this same Juggler-thls political aspirant,r VIII,
would sacrifice his country at the shrine of his ms,
tate ambition. Shame shame! whore Is IN,
| blush
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
MARRIAGES.

Do the 81 instant, by tue R,v,d Vim L.,
W. PETERSON STATS, al Green,vitIc, to Miss
htsR'Err. DELBHAGE of Brunswick county
d'ushier of wrrun DE braye '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
.MENlnRANnA
AfTENTIONI IfIkEu.N

iUJ' meeting vi the BOIrd Vi Directors OF tho
Rcnmnnn Fire Association, will be held at tie of.
fee over No. 2, Engine House, on TUESDAY
MEX j, 2ji instant, at O'Clock, +. NJ for The
purpose ol assessing The hnes Tor delinqu ut
n es. IL. A. CRENSuAW Sec,y.
November 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
MANAGER.' OFFICE.

WI be- drawn O'clock Ttis Nv ming NJ the Mer.
ohaniH Exchange, Va - bu Louoty, NobO, for Is4l
CAFiTALs.
sl5. o. Onn 4Fu 1861 40 ii51, 10 prizes 100 go
u ltN, etc. etc. TlC.ct- out. Sj-aud Tor sale by
- GREGORY . 60 Managers
IT, once on Maip ~ dvaf tlpwcoiucr Main a1d 18th
-LEnL liz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

The Mndsonin "bucklos up to the Richmond
Enquirer aud gives "RowIand for on Ouyern
thus:- -
one "ord 10 The" Richmond Enquirer LAS TO
It's paularchhl advice 10 the Mad,soni,n uto cuIt,
Vate little more dignity IN It's VOCATION" we would
remind The ANXIOUS Enquirer, that example goes
before preceP'; and II we have offended in any wise
on The score OF dignity" II must he from following
IT'S own example.
TINS the tragedy. But the farce follows. in the
Iauslible question which the Mad sonian nuts 10
the Enquirer
Finally. One qn'Eion 10 me Enquirer! Dos
u mean, by asSatii"g Mr. Spencer, to support the
administration OF John Tyler, or mott I'VE will
eheeriuiiy publish" "den!il.r
There Is "fun," then, IN politics, after all.
n sr. Gag Mop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

hv"iAs's EsrINArG OF Auruok.nir.-A
p'puIar RaSsiln iaO,e, toy kruloIf. t. ,s,nrss AN
au'n'r ,nd th'et IN hell. They ate ~ twn separ.
ave NJ. Is anu we d-v" hn' Lgh'd hug fire uc-
'sh' hnse'eJ hero IS ouiy enjoying a ,nt,e decree
OF warmth. The nnthoc reptorches Sa'an witn hi,
p,runl'y' bn' lie latter justrfe, hmselr thus:-
tou "'' much greater sinner than he ia Ell; his
cen uTIes." W.
Mitchell, the iorgcr, is ,eid to be insane and his
Counsel "re endeavoring to collect testimony to
prove the fact. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
MARKETS, Nov. 10.

Owing to the storm, but very li,Ie business has
been done. -Four sales OF Michigan Flour, at s6
5O;-Genesee dull at 81, 75--and a few lots at a
Irhs iess.-EEprsss.
Lord Morpeth arrived in town last evening, and
has taken rooms at The As,or House-Ib
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

N. Y. MONEY MARKET-CIrY NEWS.
Saturday, p. NJ.
The PhsnIx, Bank of Commerce, Merchants
State and American Exchange Banks. ali put ou3
theiT Signs TO sell serIng oils OF 10 per cent and
522 '''" WI at's a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
Fromlbo Raleigh Register, nov. 10Th.

Woodson Chambos and Gavin Gdfin were com.
miued 10 the Jar Of this Cry on Monday last
charged with the murder OF Lulobery Bum, A.
Constable Of Fmnkin County, under Gre umsts noes
Of the most deliberate and atroe,ous ctuelty. The
deceased was found some seven or eight days after
he was supposed TO have been shot, buried in =
mud-hoe Ike dog, without covering Of any kind 7
The singular manner IN which his body was di,co
vtred, ~ detailed before the examining Court proves
that detection, sooner or later, will overtako the
gully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
NOTICE.

~" Those at a distance, desiring to subscribe
to the "lSDErENDEET," are requested to address US
at x chmonj, until 1T December, and after that
time, ut Washington City.
PEASANTS. JOHNSTON Il NVOODSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22
RIVER REPORT.
PER STEAMBOAT SATURDAY

PER STEAMBOAT SATURDAY EVENING
Schr Jersey, IN Mngcs' Reach.
iopsnl schr Mary Mara OF Thomaston, q, Har-
rs' Bar.
Schr Rochambeiu Of Baltimore, at Harris Bar.
Schr Constitution 81 Buslerneck
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, Nov Is Cleared, schrs Ann
Eliza. Townsend, RcbmonJ; S.,ecr, Powers, DO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

6u' lew sales have been made. The orn.r,i 'n,'
p'eseion seems To be that It Ill get lower G,e,,
q"'n'i les are passing Ivy us, and We hear That unu
sua'y large numbers Of hogs ere on their vav from,
The "es'.-LyHeh. Republican, Nor Is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-22

Con-, NoREssiosAL ELEcrIos-tIon. George r..
uIlmcr, Hon. Charles DoughL,ty. and 49,,
".&ht, Esq. have been nominated as candidate.
% MI The vacancy cccaSioncd by the rtsignnon ~
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