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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-28


Thousands Of other persons know of sim
liar cures We appeal to Their sense Of JUS
tice their heman feelings
Ii is but duty you owe to your suffering
fellow beings, 10 let this great remedy BE
known. 'SPenk of = kEen ~ az goay iends
This will save much pain where tie news
papers are not Eead Of where readers are
incTedulobs because 50 many W6fthless.ar.
ticles are advertised for fho same purpose.
10 buyers We say, If al who. have used. II
do not say il isbeyon1 al praise. then as
not take IL The proprietor will noi allow
this article TO BE- paid fol unless II cures
when ii the directions are fully f0llowed
VIII any one suffering Use non to ffs &
If he does, he ought u be pisied more ri
lis obstinacg than ki5 li9eriae
MI. Hays would never consent ID ofIsr
this article, were lie not compelled by BIS
sense Of moral Of religious diify q do ali
in his power for the victims Of distress aud
misery. For this purpose be would sooner
devote fortune, than secure dollar for /
any worthless. article
Or LOOK OUT. Some snind ers have
couaterfeited tbs article, and pat tan Nth
UGyiOus deDices Do not be imposed upon.
One thing only will protect you-lt Is The
name of COMSTOCK 81 60. that name
must Be dlsoays On tss Draprer, Or you are
cheated Do not forget il Take this d.
fection with you, and test bY that, 0r never
buy; for Il is irsp0ssib Z. for. any other 70 be
true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold BY COMSTOClKtz &c. Q F'lptchef
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-28
Chancery Court at Dresden,1 Feb'y Term,

Chancery Court At Dresden,l Feb'y Term,
TENNESSEE. l84l.
HID. Newcomb &. Co. compliments, ]
vs.. Original Bill
Riley Tolls s. Jonathan Lamb defend'ts.
Upon motion of complainants by their So
Iicitor, it appearing tothe satisfaction Of
tie Court, that Riley Tolls one Of the de-
fendendats, IS nonresident of this State,
but is citizen of Mississippi sit is there
fore ordered By the Court, that publication
Be made ia the Yazoo City Wing, news
paper published ii Yazoo City, for three
weeks IN succession, commanding the said.
Riley Tolls to appear on or before the next
term Of this Court to be held on the third
Monday in August next, at the Courthouse
i'll Dresden, and answer said Complainants,
Bill Of Complaint or the same will be taken
Tor confessed as to him and set for hearing
ex paFle. S. A WARNER, llI'k q Mast'r.
BIZ M GAINES, D IS. 81 M.
The Bill charges thar they purchased 81
one Flancis ID Mallory two notes Of hand on /
said Tolls, amounting Ia an 10 about the
sum 81 Three Hundred and Twenty-Five
Dollars. that said Jonathan Lamb Is largely
indebted 70 said Tolls they therefore pray
bat said Lamb Be deeleed d pay q them
he amount due them out of what be IS
wing said Tolls. and tol general relief.
IsEZGERA AID.
Solicitor fol Complainant
March 28. 1s4 fee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

'"'Is % Respect 70 tks -ss~svy If Gen. Harr,,...
Na meeting ofthe Common Council of m. Civ
" nishmo I'd. on Saturday, the 10th of April ,sti
netohowing preamble and resolutions were unan;.
mousiy adopted: 1"""''
The Common Council OF the CITY of n chn,ona
have assembled for the purpose of m.n;e..,;..
speet for the memory Of Gen. William h.. n.
''son, late President OF the United States, an, :,
1o"s So 'hey desire to avail themselves of the
courtesy extended by the citizens Of Norfolk. in
e"uen"g 'na' manifestation rs simultaneou, and
general as prae, cable.
i"ey oeNeve that it is the wish OF their f.llox
e"' 20 unite IN some public demonstration of re-
WI "'s unexpected deaIh-to mingle in the So
..''V OF nations mourning. They feel ,ha,
proper occasion, and the house OF {; cd the
pNN'' '" oo~ 70 The will Of Heaven, and to enforce
e "O'"' oil me instability of human life, and the
"0'n"sness OF earthly grandeur, where the Minis.
's'' "o"' ms sacred desk, may pronounce an eulo-
gum upon the dead, which, while /, strikes I'm.
e"O'a OF generous sympathy, may produce LASTING
benefit upon the living.
Il "'s''oea' therefore, That We respectG,llv r..
commend 10 our fellow citizens, to set mar, Ed,
Ine 10 DAY OF the present month. AS A., d,v .,
Mo"rn'ng' and that the Reverend CIe,ev oc ,II
He"omna'iohs' oil this place, bo requested to hold
on That day. at u o'clock, A. NJ, in their re,p.c,.
i've places OF worship, such religious service, a,
they may deem appropriate to the solemn occasion.
= Re'o'r'd, That We also recommend to our f.l.
low citizens on that day to suspend all ordinary
business from the hour Of 10, A. M. until 9, pm.
j. Re'o!r'd, That the President of the Common
Council be requested to transmit copy of the fore
gong Preamble and Resolutions to tho respeetv,
Mayors OF the Borough Of Norfolk and Town Of
Petersbutg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
Mr.. 81. OF E,d,rieL

We observe Chs Winchester virsinan con.
tnues to as. >dis gentleman for no, voting for Mi
Byrd as 4hcilor ofState. This is strong poin,
OF a., >, and 1t is scarcely generous in MIR Byrd,
" <Sms TO be the writer of the articles, ,osy,il
,7hself OF it, lthas been suggested to us, tina, MIR
Gathers vote for MIR Byrd, if i, had succeeded in
him from the county, would have been rs
popular there, as it would have been unpopular
here'-ln tacL that 1t would have been the most
universally popular vote ever given by any Repre-
sentative. The Locos with one accord, would have
shouted for joy-as it would have relieved them of
very troublesome candidate, who could in no other
wise DC got rid of-and the Wings, although they
might have wept little at the removal from amonr
hem ofso dIsting citizen, would have smiled
through Their tears at the honors which were shoyered
upon hm-iobe enjoyed at a distance! No doubt
MIR Gather, if his vote could have elected Mr. n
would not have lost the opportunity of thus gaining
NE thanks ofevery nan, woman and child in Frese
nek That this opportunity was not in his reach
VAS his misfortune rather than his crime. and we
submit, whether 1t is fair in Mr. Byrd, or masnani.
nous, to array the whole county against Mr. Ca.
her, for not doing that which it was not possible
Tor him to accomplishment which Wings and I.o.
los both desired-bu, neither, for a reason supera.
complimentary to MIR B.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
RICH MOND:
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL la.
PRESIDENT TYIER,s AnnRrss

We have pleasure in laying before our readers
The suhjoned admirable Address Of Presden, Ty.
Ter to the People ofthe United States, on assuming
the new and weighty duties which have devolved
upon him. 1t is, in style and substance all that his
oest friends could desire. Il is ehase, appropriate
and unassuming, and gives earnest tina, the glorious
work OF REFORM, SO happily begun, and so ar.
IDENTIFY desired by the country, will be strenuousy
prosecuted to a glorious consummaton. It termi.
mates the soieitude and suspense which the change
OF men in the Executive Department was well cal.
cula'ed TO excite as TO the future policy of the Ad
mnstration. Ii gives earnest that the new Pre.i
dent is keenly alive TO the weighty obligations
which rest upon him, and that so far as depends up
on him, the country shall be blessed with n pure
Republican Administration. The great Wing prin.
eiples, for which he and all true Wings have so lone
struggled, will find in him champion, on whose
nerve and arm we may all rely with perfect conf
dense Under his gallant lead, Reform will be borne
a'o't IN triumph, and the Republic will once me ).
he established upon the firm and durable has. II
simplicity, economy and virtue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
RLmorS of lTor

The news by the Acadia is of the snue i,cor.,,,-
've character as that brought by the British q ue,n
Inc English papers continue to speculate upon the
probabilities of war; and some of them express IN.
hope and belief that war must ensue. There an.
pears to be still doubt whether British flee, had
been ordered TO our coast, although such n reno,,
was current and Provincial paper states pos,tive.
ly. that SIX regiments had been ordered to Canada
to be IN readiness to enforce British demands upon
this country
In France, the prospect of war between ErsI.nd
and this country produced great sensation and Mon
s'eur shrugged his shoulders with unwonled vebe-
mence. He is constitutispaly fond of war, and no.
thing would delight HIM so much as a fight between
US and England, in which he would stand a chance
Of beeominsa patty.
we oOserve nothing, as before remarked, of a de-
eisveiy warike character. But it is no, to he dis.
guised that the relations between the two countries
are oil critical Character, and if either party be so
inclined war may speedily ensue. There are fv.
Perpexng questions to DC adjusted either of which
may disturb the peace Of the woTld--I The Nor,h
Eastern Boundary ?. The Mcleod affair; 3. The
Enterprise and two other similar cases OF seizure and
liberation Of our slaves; 4. The British encroaco-
men's on the North Western Territory; and 5. The
search Of American vessels trading TO the coast Of
Africa.
Either may lead to arms. The British Aris,ocr,-
cy may desire war; TO employ the restless spirits who
are pulling down their prveges--and if SO. war
will come; for we cannot submit to injustice or in
suit from any quarter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

n al his rights The spectacle 10 exhibited TO the
world Of Government deriving its power, tom the
consent Of the governed. and having impaired TO il
only 50 much power ~ 10 necessary foe its success
Iol operation. Those who are charged with its ad.
should carefully abstain from all at.
tempis to enlarge the range of powers thus granted
TO the several departments Of the Govern MT 9TH
er than by an appeal to the People for additional
grants, lest by so doing they disturb that balanc.
which the patriots and statesmen who framed the
Constitution designed to establish between the Fed
eal Government and the States composing the U nj
on. The observance ofthese rules is enioined upon
us by that feeling of reverence and affection which
hnds place in the heart of every patriot Tor the pre.
servation Of union and the blessings Of union-for
the good Of our children and our childrens children
through countless generations An opposite course
could not fail generate factions intent upon the
qualification of their selfish ends TO give birth to To-
cal and sectional jealousies and to ultimate either in
breaking asunder the bonds Of union, in building
upa central system, which would inevitably end ia
| bloody sccp,re and an iron crown.
In conclusion, beg you TO be assured that shall
exert myself to carry the foregoing principles into
practice during my administration OF the Govern,
ment, and, conhtng in the protecting care Of an ev
er-watchful and overriding Providence, il shall b,
NY hrst and highest duty to preserve unimpaires
the free institutions under which we live and tree,
init them to those who shall succeed me, in the an
force and vigor.
WARRINGTON, April ., lsii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
HARRissvse, April 8. is4i. n o'clock AM
THE VETO.

AZ was anticipated yesterday, the Govsrnor IA.
Just sent in the Bank Bill with his veto The mes
hse has not vet been read. but In glsneing over IL
md he has raked together great many small OBJ
lecuons, making an aggregate sufficient To satisfy
governor says, the recent suspension was occasion.
cd mai"ly through the action Of foreign brokers and
sharpers, and he would 10 willing the sanction a
Jaw 10 protect our institutions from these swindl,n1
operators lie says, moreover, that the people
would not murmur at additional Ia atiou IL il he ns
esssary to the honor and credit o the state
lie says he does not believe that this bill, iii, wer,
law, would benefit either the banks or the people.
United Siates Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
To rms EDrroRs or rue VINO.

Genilemen-lt is extensively reported in variou,
the past summer or fall, MIR. Speaker Hunter sa;1
TO gentlem1n Of ESSEX, "Thai he ysSy,n,d No,
having taken stand for Mr. Clay as IN, U6i1
Candidate for the PTeddsney"
Now gentlemen, Il this be So the Voters Of the
Nln'n District should certainly be npprised Of IT, so
that they may vote understandingly.
Under this impression, therefore, call upon Mr..
Hunter TO tell his late constituents, what lound,tion
there Is for such whitening report
IL seems to me, he owes 1t to his own reputation.
as we'll as to the people, TO make the explanation,
ARtSTfDES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
PRWoE EDwARD, Va, April 9Th.


tenilemen-Sesing that several gentlemen are
IN nomination rs candidates Of the Union. for The
Speakershp Of tho next House Of Representative.
Nz' The Hon. Mr.. Gushing Of Mass, the Hen. Nj,
white Of Kentucky, the Hon. Mr.. johnson Of Md.
ana the Hon. Mr. Dawson Of Georgia, all Of whom
may be, and no doubt are, fully competent 10 dis.
charge the duties Of that Office: but there 10 one
one who is highly esteemed by both political oar.
ues, one who - determined TO pursue that path
which his conscience Directs whether in accordance
WIN inc views OF party or NOZZLE is determined
70 be bound by M party restrictions as the whole
course OF his political career plainly shows and be-
heVlng that only the mention Of the name Of HgE.
~ n. WISE will be sufficient, tas the high standing
OF inst gentleman with all the members Of the
Rouse oi Representatives, ond with the people &c.
nefally) to entite him To that station, which can be
hNed oy none other more competent in every re-.
,pec'-'iin ways arc just, his counses wtsr. ~
Ana m the choice Of Mr. Wise, az Speaker Of the
rouse Of Representatives, the members will most
a'suredly DO honor 10 thom,elves, honor To Mr. wise
and honor 70 their country.
r. pLURtRTs trNrrNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water, this day, 81 o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,
Schr A A Pcndipast Crei,hto, p.h;,.-

ARRIVED.
dries. sum
Schr John Barr. Flowers, B,l,imore ,,na,;.
Sehr Thomas Ireland, Ireland, New York. sun
dries. VIM SUN
SAILED
Sehr VIM w Wyer, Dyer, Boston, coal.
-four. ' '''eeo anu
Schr vermadilln, Walsh, Baltimore, coal.
Sehr Pdmlieo, Stodart, Boston, flour, &c
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9-Auiyed. sehr.
lin, do. Ao"-
Cleared sehr Faith, Johnson, Richmond.
NEW YORK, April S-CIeared. schr w;Il;,,,
Young, Somers, Richmond ''"'
,L In hampton Roads, April 10, schr wolcot, Nor
throp, New Orleans, and days from Kew We,,
with sugar and molasses, bound to Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, April IO-Cisared Br;e
Paos, Richmond. Orig
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
+ PLURIBUs UNUM.


ORbAHNA, April 81, 1871.
10 ne Editor Of ne Religious Hralds
Dear slr-Y esisrdsy sent to you. the Editor,
oi ,ne wing and Enquirer, copy Of Resolutions
I Nlioo,eseI County Court, on the death Of I'M.
late Clerk, Geo. T. x. Henly, ESQ. and snd h,,
an examination Of the copy prepared for The widow
ron which those sent to be placed in your "a sr H.
we're COPIED, made mistake IN the dat. I'm ,bs
PSoe Of December, be 80 kind as to inser, March.
Inform the Editors Of the Wing and Enquirer Of
'"' e''O'' our p euen,on will confer favor.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN q JEATX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
INoURsT

An inquest was held, on Saturday morning. on
the body Of an infant found in the Dock, near the
draw bridge. Verdct--"suppo,ed to have been
murdered and thrown in the Dock by some un-
known pevon.T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

u understood that the body Of presiden mt Hsr-
1,son VIII be temporarily deposited in vault at IN.
CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery at Washington, and will
~. uosequenty removed TO the ancient residence of
nave taken place the State Of Virginia will have
~ in her mlss the remains Of sir lustriou, man
n, inc nine that have occupied the high station ~
. ,, OF The United Statcs-.iierandria Ca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
JOHN s. HEALY.

U. 3. BlHE oT PENNsrLvaSrl.-wel learn from
we pnlsoe ghia papers that on Wednesday Thorn.
~ - Esq, resigned the Office OF President
o. tns BANK o. the United States, and that James
ms'''n' Esq was appointed President pro tenn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

once Of The Exchange Bank Of Virginia, Riehn md.
AT melting of the Board, on Wednesday Id
hprl, ISL, the proceedings of n called meeting for
conference OF the Boards of Directors of the
Banks IN this City, were submitted; (see proceeding
as before published.)
Whe!eupon, the following resolutions were
adopted 'e
Resoired, That in the view of this Board, these
proceedings render 1t expedient, that specie nav
men'S DC Tor the present inasmuch as peg
severance on the part ofths Board in different line
VI Pohey from that thus determined upon. would
necessarily be inur to the interes OF the Stock
holders oil the Exchange Bank, without producin,
any corresponding benefit to the community.
htsoIred, That the loans and discounts of ,bi,
BANK be so regulated, and its business senerniiv
80 conducted, us to maintain its part the postion
OF always being ready 10 resume and MAINTAIN sne'
Banks in this city. ~ '''e'
ordered, That the Cashier furnish for publico.
uon, eopyo the state of this Office as II existed
on the Slst March, as prepared and verified. 10 bs
sent TO the Bank at Norfolk, for the purpose of ma.
king It's quarterly report to the Executive.
s'afe cjhe oD'ee Of the Exchange Bank Of Virgin.
'adt Richmond, on the 3Ist Mach, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

bfhiH1 STOCK OF BOOTs suoUS
,,,,,,. TRUNKS. &C
Hun,cIbcria w receipt u hs usual arre appniv NJ
= o-h ,Vtng 500 summer goods, pcr tho lstesf an
embfa - every desirable article I'm bia ne M bns,es.
ouhiJ Merchants are Informed that hls goods ,elt ~
oHcfe " h'n on ~ good terms A. tbev rso H. Lot,
upon IN ths or any other City, sud they NAV And "A 1917
make their purchased. WI "''''o Wey
deat cash and aiao 10 such o. arc prou,p 4, mi. -
"ssntH uc respectfully solcis a call from an ~
INC 'oHowiig kinds Of Goods may bo fonnd Al nj. a..
hnhshncnt ~ large Qu niItiea, VIZ "
Ll,,e' ycfy superior Nd and Morocco slippers
10 serondquahty DO DO rs
ID very suocri1r KID, Morocco and seal WAN
Shoes % III styles "AAhf
W0ncn'a sea- Walhinr shoes, Ties and strsps
20 noe reiskin lIccled Waking shoes str,,.
70 leather sewed aud pcggod Welta v,rioss 'a..,.,
4, ~ oomnon leather sod kid slippers 10 fIuea
",nuemehshne csf Shoes broadsnd narrow s,,so
DO Do % Bfoaans ~" swaps
DO DO DO Union shoes
DO gaiter BroRsbs
Nsn'' slP snd split sewed and porged Br.ssn, Of.
% spd' pegEed Washington Bros.n.
CO Do w and spit low quarter shoes various o,.it
- vsty superior calfsktn Boots on bls -
mens peEged Boots Of sl desc Tiptions
10 aeNcd DO do Do
mi H.. s, ssal and morocco Waking shoes
aud morocco Hllnprra
90 20 20 DO French Ties
,,li SO morocco, seal and leather Roofs a,.h,
~. snu .rap SHOES Of Al qustloe 10 Iii 81 hiSS
'''''' We "en''on Of Town ADD Couatry dealers wv"
80 I2-d9w p WftTe,
Marie, B'Idse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
From m, M, VET rr,,

CossEcrIcur.-Governor Ellswotth,s msjor;,v
WIZ be SIX THOUSAND or nearly that
INC Senate will be represented by ls wings to
Inc house will have two Wings to one Loco Fo-
eo,-and then TO crown all Connecticut is to be un-
animously represented in III. next Congress. which
VIII DC The most important assemy Of men who have
"e. at washington for quarter Of a century.
Nosensss MEN IN CossEcrIcur.-At the Con-
s,essIonal Election in April, 1889
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

III ~, NNNUVLIU q % have iIIt Opened
,naractcrtstics 81 Geohe, from the gorms1 n, Pu
nuuer' &C with Notes original aud trsns,tsd nm,
H1nve oi German lierare; by siran Anstin. ,os
NaWbles ~ Europe IN 1859. with Sketches Of p,orIn.,
- -, Ihys,cl'hs Medical Schools literary Ferson-
asgs scenery &c; ~ Dr. W Gibson Of PhiiaJeipbi,
nc boWageT or The Nov School fot scandal; by Mr.,
tore, author otthe Abbey, &c '' ~ W"
Nos and Barnaby Rude
Poor jack, by Mauyau .,,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
FnR I1rEnnnn,
ZION nAIrI.,nnn

w NV AshEAlONss
k6H Tic cogpeted Brz PALOs Cant Ionea a.,
ekhb .oa1 az iy Point without delay For Irrivbt
wy " ap " CHAs PAINER'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

Pnctlegs cfhe Ladies in Leap Ysar.-Tn an an.
Gent AngloSaHon law, which still remains In force.
" is enacted; ~ ''''''
Aloet as often as Leap Year doathe oceurrs.
~ -oIlan hoioeth the prerogatve over the MEME,
ne. when the adle proposeth, Il shall not he ayfl
Posal N all good eourtesiep "'' P'V'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

We bod the following IN the proceedings Of the
House Of Commons for the 10Th instant.
Mr. OConneIl wished TO know whether the tre,tv
With Texas contained anything in re alton 10 tho re-
sdence Of free BRUSH subjects Of colour there. The
constitution Of Texas prohibited the residence N All
persons Of colour not in state Of slavery.
Lord Pslmerston said the treaty applied solely TO
matters OF commercial relations, but did not enter
into details Of other matters
Mr. O'Connell Then you have recognised the
Texas, and they have not recognised you."-U.oud
laughter. NH''u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

The aeeOun, of the Funer>S.equie. of the
in,.,.'' President will 1. with melancholy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
sPRINo sTooK or nooTs. sHoE or

I'D ssaS9'1H Ss7s I. arf ss..s. a..
ap " 'TsGps rts,,g, . 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

Old JAVA COFFEE g. MALAGA IvTNU-
Oh nA.s "d Iays Coffee, per ship jefferson, rom
~ bbls Sweet Malaga wine.-For sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
TO PLANTERs

oenulng IoSaeco and other Produce to Richmond.
ls , agent OF The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
IohpiHy continues 60 receive produce bv ne r,rosd
H. III In wagon, and forwards speedily 10 Richmond
VII pay aHcharEes when and viii coiiec thrn,
Ion INC warehouse IN Richmond Tohac 20 viii scneroii.
D' nelyered In hchmsnd the day ancr A srsecTsa
IN retefeburg Rsitroad freight 81 Der hid tcr
@ 'ooents per hid when charges are paid
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12


Two OF the New York psper,--,h. L., !,
Commerce and,hs Evening Pos,--exhibi,.s . hs., =
less ind'asrenes a, the death orGeper.l H..
and INDUCED in strain OF comment. bu, Inn. =
unison With the feelings Of the community ON ,A,,
melancholy occasion. Their cOtemporarie, hov,
'aken 'he" in handi and, "a terms Of Jus, and m,
indignation, reproba,e thee cold, selfish and ~.
symps'h'ns natures, and the xross outrage ,bev
'nh'e' upon the mora, sense Ol>ihe commup;,y
We have not word of apology . offer for these
pepers-we entertain no other feeling 1that tina, OF
anmmea'ed a0horrenee for the rem, who under
the affecting dispensa,oa Of Pro,s.ncc eou,d
bour such feelings. But wd sro., ,h.;..-...
in giving u,,erance to ,hei u"
be fcndish and cxeeraY W." ,,'" mO ."'y
We nave more '0'e,S6n for the Monster who frank
" avo". Gus eh>Ser. than for him, who assume,
,h 'a ;',' ~ the more successfully to practice
e'e '"''n sof hend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12
o
ARRIVAL OF THE Acadia.

From the minutes,
w. r. STRoTHER. co,hi,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-12

w - nave now on hand large stock and are receiv.
lug per every packet, NcS WorkE hy authors Of ms
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