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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
CI.ARKE'S OFFICE.

~ ~ vi
. M%SHsaa isTy chs; g ss s.sS Luna y
- 81 lUH, &c. IS aEdl2 Tickets el0.
IsesburE Lottery. Extra Ciass Ito he drawn at Aes
$50. 2iT snd 90 1000 &c 10 SosNis drawn. resSs:
For kcts or shares Of tickets or fpaeLs
ses, In the ahoSs splendid array OF Lotteries beg IA
friends ~ the country not I" rsas me by a. feel
@a cHAErAIN CLARKE.
HOYr & cos OFFICE.
Granite Corner. Riehrona. Ys
Thcrcis a Ticket at HOYT'- LUCKY COURT,
which, soon secured leads on 10 TrJ- FoRrusE
sheAspsars Improved.
p,sT y, g. Of v. M"pons,ii, Isuery, No q:
nckst Nos is - d, pTSS Of ssooS, IN ". Ise,bu,r
Lottery, Extra, No IL drawn ilih The following the
40 20 cs 10 2c ~ 81 Al ea 81 sc IS.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
June 18th.
Virginia MononsaTa Lottery, Class p, for ISL to bc
drawn Iuus lyh, ISL. 10 nuinbersI " drawn. Grand
quo il5 . prizes Of iOOo n OF 30, - OF 81 81 Of 91
Nc Tickets 90 tiG.shares tn proportion ctheai"s o
June 26th.
virginia LcesburE Lottery Extra Class IG determined
june 10Th, lsl. Magnificent schcme-Thtce Capital.
sknOi LOT 1000 Of JDol. ~ OF 100, 60 OF 3oi. ca
- &C Tickets slO-Shascs IN proportion. Certificates
Of packages of 70 whole tickets sl0C-shaIcs popor
/ ion.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages II
any o the above splendid Lotteries bc very particular
/ aiiress II. NJ HOYT 4 co.
. Richmond, Va.
Drawing sent Immediately they to ali orde
/ as above.
oIersior Tickets from part the United states b.
mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize Tickets thank
fully received and executed by mail, the
propt suanuonss personal application, and the rcsu
sent )imncdiatoly after tho drawing
| sdtucsEedto u. NJ. HOYT a Co
Z Az rntntnunrr Ora strictly confidential. mi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
NOTICE.


by virtue ola deed oftrust eIccufei IN ,,.s,b..ro,
on We 'th Jay OF March, 1889, by Islam Pickett 20
scure.he payment of certain debt therein tpcntor.
20 co charles +. Gooda, and duly recorded in tbs
othce Of Chesterfield and IIenco Comfy CouTt4
WI expose To salc al public auction to Tho hrhe4t
az mar certain tract piece parcel Land, lying and
beng ~ the county Of Chesterfield called Rroed Rork
yhs aDnu, three miles from the city Of Richmond con,
aiming tu acres, tnoie or less. Also, other piece
taIceI Of Land adjoining the same containing
me same more less There IL upon the said Iani ali
dcncc. '' '@A'"' i's'-
And on the 2lst Of May 1911 in front Of the Bell Tavern
~ lt Wy OF Richmond will also sell cash TO the
E's ucT, Twelve likely slaves, together with the i'm.
Is ~ ut females thereof, since the 9Th day March,
uclHE ~ uie slaves conveyed by said deed.
Helnns as trustees, will only convey ch title as "a
| indisputa' r.. ' ~ " 1 'S' ~ -"
The sale Of the real estate will take place on the prem l.
a. IL O'Clock VI, AMI The slave the Bell Tavern
/ NJ ~" S''Ss' A. NJ SAMUEL TAYLOR,
ap H-d3awtds 'oN N"NsnLLh
n- The sale OF the Bread Rock Land /. pospone,Itu
VIC = h INST and the slaves Till the 18Th when thew
Will taAe place as mentioned in the above notice.
MOI s. TAYLOR,
no The sale Of the above Land Is posfrone I'm ,.
u Ine ami the Saves till the 9Th June when they will
take place as mentioned on the above notice "
mos :. TAYLOR.
u = l. NUNNALLY.
H- getieman residing in HenTico county Is des,roUs
~ T,ase LOT his Farm, Ten IaboIers, Consisting OF
ieh ahd stout Boys, Eve Of each For such as are
tahl u IS Hoped none others will apply liberal rTcs m
e1st VIII be paid Those from the lower country viii
preieTred Also, good Carpenter wanted AHpIy 10
III <L-du GEORGE P. CRUMP.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
HOUSE FOR RENT OR LEASE.

= Auction.
90 SATURDAY, the Ig.h a. ~ o,cock on a. 4, ,r,r,i.
viii be rented or leased. that Bric store Ionss sn m,
alJn,hlhg me Counting House OF Msssrs Noting Ne
oss Anu medaiely opposite to the Columbian Tavern
ie. m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

a ~ persons indebted 10 the late firm of Graham &
,l'nuennina, arc requested tn make immediate paw.
m"niin INC ~ thc respective tus that firm sIone
am authorized 10 receive the dcbts due OF 10 scr Inc
oalms due tom v. WNR ARCHER. Any
ma W anil Trustee f,r Grshin a Clendennins
VonOHENr SMITH, AHMIs1 FAR
mHH AND HENJAMIN ROHINsON -
'nu arc hereby notified that prcpit 81 e. pay %
YOU OF :" any duly authorized Attorney your share Of
NC hancc ota unucd states pension received on account
" tho late susan smith II Hanover County
10 l2--eIm Aim'rof su.so sm,b' a,s,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
RNAPPAIINNNOCIII LAND lson snLE-
WNI. VI. BRYCE.

WILL attend TIE Superior and Inferior Courts Of Gooch
w land and Fluvanna, and the Superior Courts a
POwliaan, Cumberland and Buckingham Counties. An
collecting business In ia, above Counties AMI the a,j rU
lns Counties. will b" attended To. His post Oicc is Flies
GOOchlanl County,. Va. il. s-Inn- i,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
TIN DOLLARS REWARD

X ~ aNAl from the James River and Kanawha Com.
C'b, VINO was hired OF Mary Mullen Coco hand ia
80 y sboul - years OF agc-he has been snpIoVst On
Ilus RIVER, a. boa;Inan, Tor the two preceding yc,Ts
AMI lhlnE probable that he Is engaged IN In. So,
vNcuPitlon Tue above reward will be paid for Inc
eus.oh anu icnyery OF the said negro to Richard Mos
Ia GUochland Jail. ' - =" ~, .1ls"d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

fOk NEW ORLEANS.
sk ter having freight ese0gh eSsase a. ..
,-hr ~ ny, p"sssy .ail on or before The bah inst For
Lnii1m's wharf, orto ~
lsll JAMES FISHER 4 son.
FOR BALTIMORE
tfE The packet sehr vERMADEIIA Can, Wi,
~ nn~ ready to load, will have all possible Dispatch
ieh JAMES FISHER 4 SON
FOH NEW ORLEANS,
.fsh 80. re he fesn1r rseset BRIG CREOLE Ensor mas
SAxb ter enough of freight for bsila,t ofTrs Nv ihc
Ssh inst, she will positively sail on or before M,
-ls w Or JAS FISHER A SON
FOH NEW YORK
.HN AIi.n i n, Passei sehI MANCHESTER, W
49, WI have immediate dispaicb For ir,ghi ~ ~
wharf, ''' '"''''' ." BOARD at L"dAi"''
leg WIN. RowLErr.
FIRST VESSEL FOR BOSTON.
EtN The sehr CAROLINE, samson, in,si.r. IA, vim,
m srfsIsf a 81 her ro cage sossse @
nor and 20 packages of tobacco to complete Ter S,,
le WIN. RowLErr.
FOR WASHINGTON, ID. G.
ktN The schooner MARY AMELIA, Tyler. ,n,s,.,
S s sSs par Of n be. G ~ easaso
le ) WIN RowLErr.
FOH BALTINOHE
,E9N The 6nc sehr MARY CATHARiNE now ready
-, nave iispach Apply on boar'l, at Pckc;t's villa RI
oIto JAS FISHER a son
FOR BOSTON
Nh The fine new schI CORvO, John Croe ket, IA, q.
~ TER VIII succeed the schr Josephine and h,yn,
" PaTt 81 her cargo engaged. will have all possIIs
"sS'cb For freight, apply board ketis b,TI
JAMES FI-IIER a .r~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ESN - The regular packet schr JOHN STULI David
xk1 Ts1 mas err having part Of hcr cargo engaged
VIII nav" dispuch For balance Of fresht OF -
hhus anu SUO packages tobacco, couplrte , caro-
Apply TO the master on board at Testers wharf TO
j.. VIM. ROWLE1T. Or
10 JAMES FISHER & SON
FOR FREIGHT OR CHAnTEK
SSN The hrsi class fast sailing copper G,Hsnc ri,
fzkp LONG ISLAND, Daniel Howell tuasicT h. NM
- ready for freight or charter for any port Anpy "a
| the master on board, orto f- HfP' !"
mzl-u HAsKINs & LIBBY
FOR LIVERPOOL.
kSN The II coppere,l ship ROB ROY, Can't Marsh
sSSESto load Al City Point. For freight nnrIy 10
= - Msssfs y Stanback Son e. Co P.tsrsluTg, OF
-. lu o-ul CHARLES PALMER.
FOR LONDON.
kSE The elegant coppercd shin GEN PARKIIIIL
A2ES John T. layt master to load at City Point For
xS-zE- freight, applyto
III u al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

G.Hfrai Meeting u The Timer fBDsB,st,or o..
y ~ prtsgna sH indebted for iustatnents ON M, hi -
w.I9v WI App'naitoN Company. are hst.fv
w utl ila on dues on this account must be
Va ms Of juno, or The Company WILDE romp.r",tt ~
al delinquent stock fUr sale 81 auction 40 -, 'Ii'i
jig as authorized hy the charter ~ ''' Ai'.'uht
lgrlniendett. eonsi 'ct t proper farther to ,L
VIC Lya' interested Il Tive right they hold hv rtr, I'll
1900 ~ summary process any balance r1 pr5, l.l a
gurut ' W - 'a'h rhu'
.,af shoulders or TIC Company are Ftewss rsr.sy
' .ls' hErurfal meeting ~ the Comranv viii f,t,
l.f I" ne Tow" % Farmvic. u IrHri-si Tavern ,f b.
Trustees Of said Company ''''' ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

u
ne subscriber Is constrained to Say inasmuet a mos,
ltirl VINES are new offered foI sale under he nam, 81
% vines, mat none arc "Pomir'sn without his
SIani' aHd yet q does folbw thai all yi PopsI's
10 ~ la, wines JNO. ALLMAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

M,no3Elia Lottery. Ci,ss 2, to he drawn Juns 10 a
- u 100, &c. 75aEdI2 Tickets slO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

g. 7. sucinas will continue Tho business M the same
thcc, and pledges himself p soil any article In his line Tor
rash or &, puuciual customers chcip A. tcy can m
bought In Richmond OF Manchester
&. 7. sNELIINGs.
""'W'Fl'ri June lhut ISL. fC l-uT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Friday Misunderstanding of Va Monongalia, Extra II,
received. rTfzes-eluOg, 2NU 40 Of dpU &c. CO Nos
10 drawn. Tickets So.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

"Wednesday. l6h-Na. wclsbury, No 81, draws in Pc
icrsburr, and received morning IS NJ lntic wit
" drawn ballots Prizes-s1OO0 co., ~ OF IUOp, 40
30 &c. Ticketss5.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
MANSION HOUSE .

,,,ur Main or street, Richmond Va.
IHb subscriber can accommodate one or two Families
WIN iargc airy chauhcrs well calculated Tor comfort
IuinE lhc year Ten or twelve roofns THE house vii
c tcscrVcd specially Tor trst company Tcrfra rer
l'y' ono dollar and hy cents. Tho Mansion House !. d.,
$500 ln VIC ecnirc ~ business and Is couvcn NJ toths
w ls nl steamboats, ~ any iu tho city The suhsc ricr
WI 'nleavour 10 make comfortable a who may favor her
mANT'N HOUSE, q Tow doors below Tho Rel t.
Vcrn' on The South side Of or Main street
MARY sARvAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Tueslay, lhih-Na Leosburs Lottery, No q, draws
Merchants tUGrr House, al ~, NJ. Przcs-saOD, 1900
lOof 1000 - Of iuO, &o. 90 Nos-lO drawn kcIs ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
THOMAS A MORTON
\ W. vENABIE,
INp. Z NORTON,
n a. NENARIE

IoSPEAHS a PATTON-Takc Motto Tn, f,
shall on WciHc.ily, me Oh diy Of June between m =
hours OF audb v, lake INC deposition Of You, a.
hcimoud Y y ~ uond, lchahod lee AMI other 81 A. .
once of NtnIrrcrlt steel Metcalt n gsinsvie Sun
irr tounY Aahfus 10 be- read ydence in s,jf -,
penhns pm hc circuit superior Couu Of law snJ fl,,t
70 iuncuhufE County, w. in which you are pi,,, 4,
Il .'ul'ul W rom any cause the above derorl Il
I'm should not De- ntcn 0n the above named i.v me- -
y" bsen on THURSDAY, M lOh " The same r,opth - a nj
not compcted 10 continue from day tay until eo,oI.,
Iunsnburs Apru26, isIl. M 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
$4,000 Capital Przc.
- prizes Of A. ODO rr. a,O pnO

cSiVuU C1plnl IrZc,
p prizes Of 81, 900 ere $4,000.
school tuni Lottery Class No Co. 7th series to he drawn
m The tty Of Providence saturday Jnnc oh ISL Cari.
-s3OO COO tO1u 1910 2JJ 2I05 q of 2Gi Of tx
Wh'lcs slO-sh Irssin ., oportion.
ickeis shares and packages, u all Lotteries Of which
yAn's fIalrn " o." arc Mansgcrs, may AZ any umc DC
orders from any part of tho Union will receive the sac
0unnlcnalanl immediate Mrniionasl personal applca.
uoh we're made. JAMES PiiALEN & 90
-lctl Managers, Richnoni. Va
DissObUTION OF CO-PAUTNEIsUT
IhE iupaTinctsltip heretofore existing under The firm
Of - " Sncllinrs 4 Go. he 10y mutual consent issolycT
Az pcrsnns indebted tn said concern must make nmcf
ate pabWoui lo either ~ the undersigned az We arc des
ouSto close The business as soon possible.
g. Y. sNEtttNGs
GREEN HALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Friday Evening. Va. Mononrala, No 81 draws at Mcr
chants Coffee House at Z. NJ 10 Nos with II drawn
Pzes-sOOO JOOO Of 1900 - Of lOOO &c. Tickets IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

k6gS The regular packet schooner UNION Crowel
exXfb master, ready 10 receive freight RAstnn Pie
~ sanis' wharf, and will meet with dispatch Po
freight or passage, apply
WILLIAM ROwLETT. or
le 10 JAMES FISHER & son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

tSE The elegant coppercd ship GEN. PARKIiIIL
AZSS John = hayt master, TO load at City Point For
CT freight, applyto
mI7 CHARLES PANIED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

.EsN The regular pseke. bns CREOLE, Ensor. tn...
xxkb ter, having now freight enough fr h...
.- viii positively sail or before The Ssb In, -
sSnt o. The remainder, or passage apply sn board =,
j. LANES FI.urp . ,,...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

IeesborE Lottery, Extra class Ito he drawn at Aes
iuta Inne .6l 3taItals ot S25CUD each. OF ~ Oc1
80 PHI and 90 oi 100, Se 10 Nos-l3 drawn. Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
HOYI' & cos OFFICE.

VTuattIt CVIHtf. HtchHtoti, "a.
There a Ticket at iIOYT's LUCKY COURT,
which, soon secured, leads on 10 nS- FoRrusE.
ShcAsysars iDipT0psd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

Mh The NJ eoppeTc,l ship ROB ROY, Capt Marsh.
49, Ioad Al CITY Point For freight, arpIy %
: - Messrs y Stainback, Son e. Co. P.tersl,urr or
10 I'm G-tfl CHARLES al Ntn ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.

Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Ciass =, for ISL. To bc
drawn Juus lHh, ISL 10 nuinbcrs-I3 drawn. Grand
Capitas-l prize of sJp1i', IOs0 con. 5Os iObl 3dD
HuO lH, - prizes ui lJl N ut 80, y of ~, al 2Dl,
ac. Tickets SlO-sh1rcs In proportion Certificates Of
packages Of 20 whole tickets SOyharcs In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

no The Petersburg In'clliseucer, IA
aud Charleston Courier, will each cory To
g. and charge This nl1cC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15
TEACHER WANTED

JUIIN y DETERMINATIONS, : =.
WILLIAM O'CONNER, ON
! "a o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-15

For tickets or shares Of tickets or nf
ses, IN the ahoSc splendid atTay OF Lotteries beg "a
uienis in the country mo; 4" pass by, feel
sui'dH they viii give no iilr shake let 60 as many
prizes a. ia. neat vcnicr.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

UT-lt will be seen that the letter of Mr.. Ewing
assigning his reasons for resigning his place as
Secretary of the Treasury fully sustains all that
we have heretofore said in regard to the course
of President Tyler on the Bank question. Mr.
Ewing gives plain statement of facts which
came under his own personal cognizance, and
which are amply confirmed in variety of ways
and by numerous circumstances, SO that their
truth is unquestionable. No one, therefore
painful and humiliating as may be the conviction
can any longer doubt the moral turpitude of
the Presidents conduct.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

The Senate was occupied the whole of Mon.
day, considering the Executive nominations. A.
mong the most interesting and important was the
confirmation of the nomination of Edward Eyerott
to be Minister to Great Britain.
The following appointments were also confirm.
ed during the evenings sitting:
Walter Forward. Secretary of tho Trensu,v
John Mclean Secretary Of War.
A. p. Upshur, Secretary Of the NAVY.
Charles A. Wickliffe, Of Kentucky. Postm,s-
ter General.
Hugh S. Legare, Attorney General.
VIM. Hunter, (now Charge d'Afairs,) to be
Minister Plenipotentiary to Rio de Janeiro.
Robert w. Walsh, Secretary of Legation to
the same.
William Boulware, of Virginia, Charge d'Af-
fairs to Naples. -.
James d. Doty, Governor of Wisconsin.
Major s. Churchill, to be Inspector General Of
the Army, in the place of Gen. Wool, promoted.
The nomination Of Richard Adams, of Virgin
ia as Indian agent of the Cherokees, was rejected
by the Senate. Gen. Butler, of S. C. was after
wards nominated and confirmed. Mr.. Adams, it
is said, was the abductof of Bolts famous letter.
and relative of the President
The nominations of Joseph Ritner to the Trea-
suryship of the Philadelphia Mint, and of Bella
Badger, to an office in the customs, were also
rejected. The objection to Mr.. Ritner was de-
fective sight-that to Mr.. Badger we suppose
was more serious.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

u We invite the attention of farmers to the
sale of improved stock, advertised i'm this paper,
to take place Chambersburg, (Pa.) on the
18th OF October. MIR. HEysER has been devotinp
his attention, for many years past, to this branch
OF husbandry, and we are satisfied from what we
have heard of his success, that farmers ofcaptal
could not lay out their money to more advantage
than in the purchase of some off his stock-while.
at the same time, they would entitle themselves
to the need of public benefactors.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, ls4l.
NORTHWESTERN ROAD CONVENTION.

A meeting of the citizens of Augusta county is
respectfully requested at the Courthouse in
Staunton on Monday next, to consider the propri-
city Of appointing delegates to the above Conven-
ton, which is to assemble at Montgomery Court
house on the 18th of October. Most if not all of
the counties above us, interested in the improve
ment, have appointed delegates, and it is due not
represented.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

S%Ihe system of persecution commenced
by President TYLER and his little CLIQUE A.
gainst the noble CLAY, is exciting every
where a tremendous enthusiasm i'm his behalf.
"A very large meeting was got up on few
hours notice, at the Exchange in Baltimore
some nights ago--so large that the house
Gould not hold them-to invite him to visit
mat city. Mr. CLAY, however, declined the
invitation.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

IsNNEssEe.--The Athens Patriot puts its Veto
on JOHN TYLER, and nails the flag of the noble
CLAY to lis masthead. 1t says we have never
In our life seen such spirit Of determination
manifested, as at present, in the Wing party, in
this section of country, to move forward to the
accomplishment of the great principles which
brought the present Administration into power.
The Franklin Review also takes the same
course.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

U The Lynchburg Virginian Significantly
asks If a Bank is not to operate per Sc, THAT is
In plain English. by itse!f) HOW is it to operate
and If 1t was not to operate "ouer the Union''
WHERE was it to operate {.
The Virginian thus hits off the Presidents
idea OF Fiscal agent--"It must be wholly inca-
pable of doing any thing--a paper man with eyes
which cannot see, and ears that cannot hear, and
limbs that cannot "operate per sc 20
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

Interesting Meeting.-The American Board of
Missions which was TO commence its session in
Philadelphia on Wednesday, has under its pat
ronage 400 missionaries in foreign lands, all la
boring to extend the influence of the gospel,w
the blessings which it draws in its train. The
annual expenditures Of the Board amount 10 2lo,-
600 dolls. II is supposed that goo or 800 clergy
men will take part in the present meeting.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

The Richmond Enquirer boasts that the
new Cabinet is "decjdedly ANTI-CLAy.n--
What is that but an acknowledgment that
HENRY CLAY is the man whom our opponents
most fear with the peoplel And shall we be
lcaa Liz H..
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

IVA meeting of the Wings of Richmond was
10 be held at the Exchange on Tuesday evening
last, 10 consult on the present aspect of political
AFFAIRS as, in the language of the call, "recent
events imperiously require that the wishes and
opinions of the people, should be made known by
the people themselves
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

The manifesto of the Wing members of Con-
gress will be found in this paper. 1t is calm
and dispassionate document, and must, In its main
purpose at least meet the cordial appreciation of
the whole Wing party
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

C- We have been favored by the Rev'd. Mr.
SMIrH with a portion of his address on the sub
ject of Common Schools, and will commence its
publication, in numbers, as they are furnished,
in our next paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

MIR. Webster says he sees no sufficient reasons
for the dissolution Of the late Cabinet If the
facts stated by Mr.. Ewing, and the preparations
CT the President to supercede them, constitute
mo reasons" in the opinion Of Mr.. Webster we
suppose that nothing short Of the application of
the Presidents toe to their breeches would have
suffced.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

Ex-President Van Buren, has been expressing
recently in his correspondence great satisfaction
with the course of President Tyler, and especial
ly with his exercise of the veto power.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-23

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ny moons.