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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-25
Se LitcIGieId Enquirer:
AgBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.
Geese Feathers.

aHE subscribers have made arrangements
to keep constant supply of first rate
4Kticle Of Geese Feathers-selected
md packed with great care by ourselves, in
packages from 20 80 lbs; and will furnish
q all times any quantity from 90 to 1000 lbs.
Of a quality they will warrant to be as good
IS the best, at as low prices as can be pur-
chased of equal quality in the state.
"a s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1910. 1y1O
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FOR SALE.

~ AT THE BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
M 1TcHELL's, Smiths, Maltebrun's, Hunt
WI ington's, Olney's, Woodbridge's, and
Willard's School Geography and Atlas; A
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Quilts, Ink, Bristol Boards, Drawing Paper,
Writing Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,
Albums, States, Rodgers pen& pocket Knives.
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PEI ALSO,
Lump and Brown Sugars, Imperial and Yo.
II. Teas, Coffee, Rice, Ginger, Cloves, Sale
ratus, Nutmegs, ground Pepper and Cinna-
mon, Mustard, Starch. Candles.
JOSHUA GARRETT.
Litclfeld, Dec. 3, 1910. 81
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.NO,rICE

rs hereby given 70 the stockholders of the
l. Nesc- NIL ford nuS Litchfeld Turnpike Com
pany, that special meeting of said stockhol-
ders will be held az the United States Hotel,
in the village of New Milford. on Thursday
the 9Th day of April. I64l, at one o'clock +.
M. to consider the expediency Of making an
application TO the Legislature of this state at
its next session for amendments to and alte-
rations of the Charter of said Company.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
w. ]. STARR, Clerk.
Ne.c-M Milford. March Il. le4l. AZ
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-03-25

At a Court Of Probate holden at Watertosr''.
mithin and for the district of Watertotcn, on
Lhe6th day Of March, 164l:
TTPON the petition of Harriet Warner, of
~ Watertown, in Litchfield county, guar
dian to the persons and estates of Eliei War
ner and Emily Warner, both Of said Water
town, minors, under the age of twenty -one,
showing that said minors are the owners joint
ly and in common of one third part of piece
OF land lying in the southeasterly part OF Ply
mouth, in Litchfeld county, containing in
the whole fourteen acres, one rood and SIX
rods, and is the same land which was distri-
buted 10 Amanda Warner from the estate of
John Osborn, late of said Plymouth, deceas-
ed, and is supposed to be bounded north on
Merchant Ives land, south on Jacob Latti-
more's land, and west on highway, and is
with Riley Scott; and that said real estate
cannot be occupied and improved to adyan-
tage and for the interest and benefit OF said
minors; and that in her opinion it would be
for the interest of snid minors that said estate
should be sold and the avails thereof dispos-
ed of rs the law directs. and praying for l:b-
erty, &C. IS per petition on file, dated the 9th
day of March, 164l, may more fully appear:
Ordered, that said petition be heard on the
Sd Monday of May, 164l. at 8 o'clock IN the
forenoon. at the probate Office in said Water
town; and that said guardian give notice Of
the tendency Of said petition by advertising
this order in a newspaper printed in Litch-
field, in Litchfield county, three weeks sue
cessively, at least six weeks before the time
of hearing the same. Certified from Record.
al H. CURTis. Judge.
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Rtna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD.

ENSURE Dwelling Houses, Stores, Furni-
H. ture, stocks of Merchandise, Mills, Manu-
factories, Manufacturers stock, Barns, Far
mcrs' stock in buildings or stacks. and every
other species of insurable personal property,
Against Loss or Damage by Fire.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
Lichfeld, 1910. %
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LOST.

ON the 2lst of February last, a large FUE
" GREAT COAT-the inside lined entire
Iy with Black Astracan Lamb Skin; outside
brown cloth, with black lace and frogs; a
pocket on the left, outside. A liberal reward
will be paid if left at the Office of DR.. JOHN 8.
WoLcorT; and if stolen, S25 will be paid.
Litchfeld, March 10, l64l. Al
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ding Tor the Congressional Election in April instead ef
August should extra session Of Cougfsss Be easa.
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By His Excellency's command
RoYAL r. HINMAN, Secretary.

Did YOU ever know young man to hold skein Of
yarn for his favoEte to wind. without getting it
stra ngely tangled 2-Bosfon Mail.
Yes We held one, NOT a thousand yenrs since, and
wasn't nj all strange how il got tangled.
Vermont Spirit Of the Age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
CROPS Lr


Our hrming friends have commenced having IN
good esrues, and the crop will he large Sboa e.,
were lite too frequent iast week for hay.uakipp
ana me str1wDer were 80 pcn,yan 'args A, 10
prevent moving for old farmer informed IL, tb,t
ne could not help stopping 10 pick ~ some n the
hs,,,'y clusters thrown up 10y his scyihel-Bq ngor
We say gentleman yesterday who had irs,
r'ss'd through n portion If Vermont and EeW
Hampshire md DO assures us that tho fields or Ir
ai1n corn ra.y ever looked haucrtlll tEry do tho
pfsSe'. season, and every hing seems 10 promise
t"-vy CROP rich reward 10 the farmer for E.- H.
yorl-BON0I Journal.
The Wheeling Brooke en- va Gazette saws
there wi. not be 20 ay-.Hge crop Of whe4t m that
-ouniY.- Corn crops" % says "lre som, " hat nro
ms'ng an1 the meadow, nnd the prospects for ol,,
only ~ s1"
The war-w 'Ky.J papers Of Tho 10Th ray.-
TIE Whc1l harvest 0 This section or The country o.
rfiry over. Tho yield generally IS light owing IA
ina seventy n iHs winter; but the gram Us heavy,
anI pi "a superior quality. Our Corn crop. no,uI,h.
sneang tbs 11rkHafd spring aud the drsugh'. look.
very Inc, and promises AZ abundant yield.
FLpUR ASD wuEAr.-Tho uusnr,y OF Fot,
ard Wheat delivered from Che Ere Cana, dyr.ro
ihe ssonni week IN July, a, the places named ye.og
ID al ia. on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
The ErqlIFcr vi. please copy,
CONGRESS-sATURDAY

Mr. Calhoun submitted resolutions arains, a
Bank, &c adopted by smal. meeting 10 Buclang.
ham.
The Loan Bill was then taken ~. The Loco,
assaIed }; at every point, without effect, and after
p'o'raclei session, begged for one day more, wLcl
was granted.
In the House, Mr Arnold moved the rcccn,i
dsraiion Of he vote Of the day before for taking Tx
Fertilization Bill out Of Committee Of the Whole
on THAI cay. MIR A. made some remarks, anc
among others, that Virginia distractions were IN Oh,
ascendant, and al the great measures which d.,
people desired, would ia'. ihrou- h in cJn,eguence
Mr. E1;:s said Mr. a. wOu sing a different
tune IN The course Of a week. The resolution pre-
vailed.
Mr. Sergeant Of Pennsylvania, from the See.
COMMITTEE on the CurreCcy, moved TIA, said cum
miuee have leave to sit duur- tie session Of IN,
House.
Mr. Rheu though, II the committee met a, ; p
VI. and adjourned at 10 p. VI. 10 would have tim,
-aolsh 90 d. the BUSINESS before j:
dis'auce ''''
Five or * times said Mr. ELst--nd now
having disposed of the Jr.. % rcpea. 'ha Sub.Trels
lry' We have no.Hng u DO Du; 10 attend 10 ,h,
currency.
How was ihe SuD-Treasrry bio disposed Of,
sa.o Mr. FlcH-Csi 81 have no, heprI Oft"
81, has been Jls POSED Of IN c5mmui,,ee. no, ia
The House said Mr Rheu.
I'm. aH,' cried srycrI' voices.
Tie resolution 'hen passed
ne igIss then went into committee, fIr Win.
,rr'P Oh Massachusetts IN The chiarJ and tool, mp the
FOrifcaton LiI.
Much debate snsOed, after which the Conmi,e,
rose.
Nj B2rs'hen moved ,ha, tho de5,ts On the bin
stop IN Committee Of tho Whole, On Monday, iva
was agreed 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20


utsu,e,-let me entreat the men aud Greemon of
ms fledmoht country, not to suffer yourselves to
he HgaIn deluded. Select n man " no will use m,
,oo'eri1se to oVade representative responsibility
Independence sud csndor are the 6rst qualities OF n
state iman. lie Is not To bo trusted ia council or
IN battle who practices on i flerent ground MANY
candidates have been spoken OF Tor this vacancy.
IL is the Peoples legitimate right to make the scec
ton. have heard of none whose Gains exceed or
equal those OF the man of Oh Culpep,r:- mean
Daniel r. Slaughter, the citizen farmer, and former
y your unterrlhed representative Occupying the
same hHonauon with an aged father, venerable Tor
ns years anu revolutionary services, in the solitude
OF unoStentauons retirement, he is daily giving re-
nel 10 the declining hte Of the old soldier aud pa
ulo'i while his two 6ne boys unite in cid and com
tort TO the interesting and affecting bereavement O,
ooth son and sire. trust these deliberations are in
unison with the generous and patriotic sentiments OF
you all, whom esteem the FIRST of yirrinians in
devotion to our eoun,ry's prosperity. The citadel
OF Freedom, Is ever safe with the faithful sentinel
ana the ike constituent body, that su.tnins the
ORC OF liberty. The next Legislature of Virsini,
VIII need the vigilance and wisdom of her sons
Your friend and fellow. ctizer,
LOGAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

IN common with thousands Of others, we have pc.
FUSED thoso volums,-induced hereto mainly by tho
chlrming volumes, which have heretofore cm,nsted
from tho same pen. The author Of the "lnedents o.
TroveI through Egypt, ldumea, &C." will, upon
the strength ofIhat work, find readers for all hi'
future productions. For there - 90 much Of Tho
spirit Of adventure pervading those pages that all
who have ioumoysd with him feel on interest in thu
wsyiarer, and will listen with pleasure to tho reci
tai Of his rambles, wherever he may roam.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

The volumes before lay omen TO N. nav
world. We had only known Central America up
on the Map. MIR Stephens presents the living pic
ture to the eye.-lts magnificent mountains-its
eaTthquNIes-iIs Voca noes-iis fertile Soil-its
'uHur'ant vegetation-its unequaed natural scenery
-'n'erspersed with the told personal adventures OF
the author, aud with graphic sketch orihc social and
political condition of the peop!e-lhan which moth
ING worse can well be iniagi lined. Interesting as
TINS portion of the work is candour requires us to
say, that 1t is not invested with the same charm ow
ng to the subject matter-whch pcrvaded his Eas-
teen travels. Some of his journeys through desc
late, barboreus and bef>re unheard Of regions, arc
dull aud unnecessarily ptoliS.
put the grea, attraction OF the work is the de-
serpuon of the ancient ruins, and the romantic spec
u!a'lcn excited touching the unknown people by
whom cities, vlelng IN Architectural elegance with
Egypt, Greece and Rome, were built.-Cuiss-appa.
rently Of the extent Of Thebes-with magnificent
ruins, overcrown by gigantic trees, have been dis
covered. The People, their manners and customs
unknown-their oriein-the date of their existence
the subject of speculation. The notion that they
were ofESypiian Observation-Disclosures by mos, VIII.
ters, is combsucd by Mr. Stephens. lilo inclines
to the belief, that they the ahori:ines OF the
eountry-and tina; all the cities whose remains arc
visible, were built by the people occupy ing the
country at the time Of the Spanish invasion. In sup
port OF this opinion he sdduees the accounts Of some
oi The Spanish conquerors-and states upon the au.
'honty OF Priest that large District of country,
never visited, Is still occupied by the same race
N widespread city, visible from lofty Peak Of
the CoTdilleras, was podsd rs their capital No
one has ever penetrated this resion-the inhabi-
tants putting TO death all who pass their boundaries.
MIR 5. thinks, when the history of this mysterious
city shall be disclosed, that clue will be given to
all that is hexplicabe found in other districts His
curiosity was greatly in1amed to explore this un.
known land-and he throws out more hints than one
OF his purpose orevsit the country to prosecute this
interesting exploration.
The volumes are published Ivy the Messrs uar-
pers, IN style credi,ahe to their typography, and
con ain numerous costly engmvrnss. They arc for
sale at Messrs Smith and Palmers, and, We belieye
at the other bookstores in the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

y b,THifd S,HHms1L--The late eminent JUDGE.
ar Allen Park, once s1I ~ n public meeting I'm The
''y I'VE live M 'ue midst NJ blessing rH We ors
'fy Irf Dsne ~ their grs1tnfrs and Of rhs gouyse
h'm Which they fDU. We speak Df our eiviIz,.
.''' our arts our freedom, our I1Vs, md forget GU
urry how large share NJ oh Dr. duo 10 CLritt,p,v
h'' JHff.1n'y out 81 the pagc Of moPs history
h'N Nn7i you'd bi7 laws hfyo been, winl his civil
/'''H turs'i1u'y i8 mixed up with our ysrv
'snP md DHr daily fri there BE- MT % familiar OBJ
.'.. ii''n1 NO winch docs mt wrara mark not o.
''Ins ' "a 'NIny which does not wels o. .Hsrent No..
r,''l '',IH.. mo hight NJ christian hope s Nm D.. moi
~ "h'rn does not oRn its trutb mod grS,fnes.
" 'hf. 'ar.'Yr mot custom vii eh cannot be tr,c
CD M 'I i's Noy and hsuthful p,rrr u tho gosps
lL9ud5H psysy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
REAL ESTATE.
WE h,

Y.
M nave ilt sale tho following Real
o ,pS i% '"nins on Cary street, ia feet between
90 Oh ;e south side Of tho RIsin, near Messrs Int
a' - sons lumber house, suitable tor wareLouse or
- TO- on The nor'h site % the B,sin o. 70 ct front on the
Nv" brick stOrrs on 'i,h street.
Two do ~ n.
large frame dwelling nousr with a small ,u., -,
HloinlnE, "nthe south sids # the CapitDI Suuars ~
lp Of krounf on T. ct, brwccn SIN and IA srcsts
% icei irunt, luS deep " ''0
feet front, aud about l2Jdrop " " ~ '''' 90
lot Of grOunduu strsci, between sfl, anil 9Th s,r,
- feet front 10y 1863 feet deep on which there IL small
Tram" dwelling house. " ''"
farm 81 81 acres, near the Brook Turnpike about a
Another Atm on the Deep Run Turnpike ,bout Al ,,u.
from Richmond, containing l4j arrea . ~
Afn OF unwards ut 100 ceres ma high state Of cult
WALTON, about u miles fIum Richmond lmpoycuis OF
order. ''''t'0'' VI "es'
For further PARTICULARS apply 10
Iu.u WIITaNS n.y,r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
T0 ih' Editors Of the Wkig.
THE VACANCY IN THE COURT OF APP
pEALS

The appointment Of Judge Tucker Professor n,
Law m the University Of Virgins, has uade VA.
chncy IN the Court of Appeals which | pr.,um.
VIII be filled Ivy the Executive. Among many
who are distinguished for legal a;tainments. know
no man better qualified by experience at the b,r.
on the bench, and long service in our Legislature,
than John +. May OF Petersburg to iii the station
Judge May Is peculiarly qualified, by long practice
IN our old Chancery District Courts, TO manage in
trcate and volumnous chanoery cases with a dis
p''eh ana correctness, not surpassed, If euualed.
by any man IN the State. Such a Judge is much
needed IN the Court Of Appeals. lilo Possesses a
strong, discriminating mind; is enabled by mature
anu habit to undergo the lsbour necessary to di,
charge promptly and efficiently the arduons dm-
ues incumbent on our Judges OF the Court of Az
reHls l: was asserted and generally believed tbe,
Judge May would have been elected to I'll m, -
caney in the Court of Appeals Last winter. bu, C,r
the fear that It would have endangered the SUCCESS
OF the party with which ne acted in the Senatori,
election.
This should h,ve considerable weight with IN.
Executive, IN making temporary appointment. A,
II IS probable the next Legs stature will bc consiJe
raby INFLUENCED by the occurrence thst induced the
Legislature TO overlook the merits OF Judge May,
IN making the election. IUCIAN''
Prince George.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
ID IsEl

on INC morning OF the 3rd OF July, n, wa,nu,
SroNe, Alabama. the residence of H. A, T,vi".
SA sa % - LAsen9nSE, Of Madison county, Miss,
teemed 10y all, his death has created v,;S I"u Is
cIele OF society, which can never be replaced. Tho
ameniy OF his manners, kindness, OF d;sno.;;an
anu 'nteSniy OF purpose. had won him mlnv Giend,
amongst Us, he departed universally reg,c,,,J
large circle OF aequaintances. Though hi, d,n,,.
ture was sudden aud unexpected, IL may be som,
consolation to his friends to know, that he met his
81, euu WIN hrmness and hope, having confidence in
honest man has f,lien. ~"
It'Ihe Lynehburg virsinian will please cnnv-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

We have observed with pleasure, meetings called
TO various counties In North. western Yrgini1, with
view Of bringing popular sentiment to bear upon
tho Legislature m favor Of some liberal, comprshon.
'ys and efficient system oG,ducation, by which eve.
~ child m the Commonwealth shall be taught to
read and write. 10 further tho lbudsbie object, a
Con7Inuon IS proposed 70 be held IN CIarksburg, in
September We say to these gentlemen, 90
ahendand DO not permit your energies 10 be d-ssi-
ratsd IN idle words. The Commonwealth owes
syrry child un erucaton-but We have seen enough
e, know, that &c viii 10, he paid, Il loit 10 the Le
gsature. The PEOPLE, Themselves, must take tho
matter In hand, and demand Of their Representa-.
hgss the discharge Of the obligation. They should
do tbss ornho'sb tho penal code For al,hough read
ny and writing constitute M guarantees against crime
yeifhe Commonwc1. IL fails to perform 's duties, u
eon with the less proprety exact rigid compliance
VI duties from others.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
RICH Nj ON ID:
TUESDAY MORNING. July 40.
o,e HOsr Rrh-suoRr sr.rcu,,

we are not sosry TO see the Locoioeos perpetra-
ting that folly, which runs before destruction
Their proposal in the senate TO make long speeches
or short speeches foe the country is folly
otthis character. We embrace that issue cordially
iftheTe be one sentiment, which commands more
general aecepiaiion than another with the American
people 1t is that Of reprobaIing the in'erunabl
haHangues IN our Legislative councils. The Party
which introduces this Reform will deserve the last,
ing thanks Of the country. They will by means of
IT, enhance the disnity and usefulness of deliben.
tive bodies and go far to correct the depraved taste
too common among public speakers.
Saori speeches forever-and down with the Lo.
cos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
Rumc,.rS cC liar

The refusal to discharge Mcleod has given rise
again to rumours of War, which are said TO he rife
at Washington. y letter from that city informs rs
tha'veTy serious upPrchenslons are now entertained
OF conf Ct with Great Britain. It's well enough
to be prepared for the wors'; but we attach bu, lit
tic consequences to these rumours. John Bull b,,
too much common sense to involve himself IN a
struggle with thus country. He may buster and
TAX o'g-buI the results will be too seriou, 10 h.
rashy incurred. The is; gun would excite commo.
u"h 'h'oushou; the British Isles, and in 60 days,
France ard Russia would have finger in III. nj.
And H. as some suppose, be the policy or,he Bn,-
ish Government to have a War to employ lis res,-
less eazeas-.t would prefer VIZ with almo.,
'ny o'aeT nation sooner than ours. Is radical pop
u.auoE have greater sympathy for us than any
o.heE peoP'e-and moreover, arc blood relations.
and believers m the same christian creed. If War
IS desired, she will fight her natural Toe. Franc,
who IS always keen for brush. She had better
let IS alone, at any rate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

CAsE % mcLroD-.A DISTINGUISHED r,sc,,,, n,
&c New Yofk ulr informs mo tist tbe Js,,.,,n ai
"1 supreme Court boo ihe case ~ Mol. ssJ. Is not
sustained ny TIC genera 70 &C. ofthe profession IN hi,
Guy. An1 why should o. be7 For ne IN direc,
o,p'''n " 'hni provision ofttc Con siifuton which
ol, ,o'e,2n relations and oil things pertain.
ns usIs''' m ch'fg' ri nc general government. II
NO docune Of the Supreme Court "a co,reei. IN,
NATION ms 20 control over iis own destnies, but
may AZ any Time be involved IN war bv onv ons Of
the 20 States. The Couu Of Errors, We trust, viii
set tue matter Tgbt,-y0ty. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

DgArH ~ GovFRHoR Randy private lot
ter from Tallahassee, we have been advised Of the
death Of Robert Raymond Reid late Governor OF
FLORIDA. lie died on the % instant, Of conges,ivs
fever, which said 10 prevailt TO m alarming extent
in and around Tallahassee, battling tho united skill
Of the medical iraIornity.-.1EguSia Sentinel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

We omitted TO state, that the Albany Journal
Estate paper desires the ". Y. Courier not to mix
up the name OF Gov. Seward with its complaints of
the Administration. The Governor, al,ho' differing
with Mr.. Webster respecting McLeod's case. has no
idea OF abandoning his party friends or permitting
his name to be used against them.-He declines,
Tor private reasons, beng candidate for re-elec-
ton,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20

Nsw ORLEANS July So Ear a. we can learn.
s"e health Of the city continues unabated We ~
nos'd OF no unusual sickness of any character \,
ME this scason.-Picsyune. P'NS-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 10.
We note no change in our markets tn a,v D..
duce holds at former rates.
ToBACCO-No change.
"HEAr-MilIers have not started the price a,
yet.
FLOuR-s5l
PROVISIONS.
BEEF-on hoof 81 to 6I.
SHEEP-2i to 81
LAMBS-2 2i.
Wells os.
Sales Stocks at Lynch's Coffee House. S,turJ,v.
IL p shares farmers at s9I SO.
10 DO Virginia Bank $50 so.
>. BOSTON MARKET, Jalv a.
,fIour mark hrm for southern, with sale, i,e
no change. Corn, in d,m,,d
. 90 es yellow Hat Sc 66!. Oa,s-Sou,hern 40
lie. '" O''eahs, iOi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-20
MARRIED.

On the morning ct June the I5,b hv a..
:, honaS Morris, MIR THos. MosEt. l.
richmond, "l. to Nils. marina a. slArrR, OF New