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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
BANK OF TIE UNITED STATES.
February 4,b.IsII

FFn'hhfy fih, 1851.
~ aspecnl meeting Of The Board of Directors oftbs
nahA OF iho United States held at the Banking House
tue following presnble ard RESOLUTION, ,y.r. ,I,,;
mously adopted
whereas. the Bank Of the United Sa;es in con,Ii.
4'ee WIN IT'S pledge % the public has aaIe f,ir
a"d D'ih Ode eHou 10 resume and maintain specis
payments ha'ing. since the 18th Of January LAST maid
OUT on amount little, # at all short Of SIX mill ions al
'ais ia CON or specie funds and whereas the crt
70 nalhnin specie payments by this Bank ha, b.en
rendered abor'iye by the intentional nccutnuIat;,,
nnd extraordinary enforcement Of ia instant I,,LiI,.
tics--therefOre '''"'''
Resolved That this Bank i, under the aeres,it,, ,
me present, Of suspending specie ravments
hesDiVed. That every e1eriUn will be made nv ,bo
Directors 10 collect the Dsbis and convert int, rasI
ne Assets Of the Bank. Cor the purpose Of rcsun,i,
ment '"''
k''oivel. That tho foregoing preamble and rsso.
iDls be pub shed, NV Wv
Extracts from tie minutes
LARDNER, CASHIER.
O.. FINANCES or NEW YORK
the s,te ssssi day Of Osiobsr, 1899. the balance .;
Amount Of reeeIr..ws' $4,000 Is
the BON Of S,r, ia that date 10
inclusive, was 9Th days
ine expenditure during The same tims ~
""' 499so17 Is
b'Iance Is Treasury Sept 30 1910. ef7 5o5 -
~ -. me redemption Of bills. there was pain from
~" treasury ,l29. mostly. ifnot al CO.. tbo -,
ban' Of Buffalo There wal divided \, g. '..' 10y
'nlO.' oi ne State s27i 999 gj. snd % the ac,5.
,'"s st"tOJ ~ The expenses Of tho Logi.I.t,,,,
i'l Us ilsi session were SJg4J5 60 Tor The cr, ,r
Errors S2ijIs 20. 'o''' u
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NE" TRIcK-The New Orlenns Pioayuno rs-
la'os inc following mode Of theving which cert,ny
docs eFedi to the inventive genius Of the 0racsles.
togues VIZ s'"ee'es'
barrels Of whiskey. lying on one 81 the vboTvos
O'alSu ia a must mysterious manner and II wa, NO,
un' 'ho owner had the barrels rolled away lhat IN,
process was discovered. IL seems tbat IN. tbaixa.
'haIe ioigment under The wharf armed with tuba
uno e"sem. Ihey then bored entirely through the
OF inc wharf and into the barrels, drawing IN
tho CONTENTS into hoir tubs As yer The ,s.saIs "ii
n,ain undiscovered" re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

La'e4sht ~ FIorida.-Chakiks, the sbtef Of tbo,s
who do'iroyet indsn Koa. was killed by privst. Ia,
o. The ~ Dragons. The chief rhs engaged !, cull
i'ns wood waeR tie s'ldisss landed ami ON Gsdny
h'Hsoi discovered, ran for tho grass Several starlI
~ ~ on' they gu gave out except Hall viii
Followed until he had almost oyertaksn bi,, -
Chakka smiled aad extended his hand Hall leysI.I
hn riIe snd iho ball sinking deep in he brain of m
s'net hs sil dead ~ the wsisr. but sbort dis,,nc1
'0'n 'he Island which was the depot Of hrs rlundsJ
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FuE TIE TINrs
ENIGMA

am composed UftveH'y Letters
Wy Il, lO.s S. -. and 3 is County ,sar IN KIN.
tl.s,;
NJ s.l4.6. ii.lI.7, 9. and Is. i. one OF The Uni.
% Sn'r,;
Myllo,3.lG, Iss.7.2O. "a md Ic, i. Gel.
ehri,d Cathedral IN Esglsud;
NJ TO- >, -. 8 aud Is, Is . town in Arabia;
hlr ?, Il and ,. Is "A Lake ia North America;
NJ ,l5,6, lis 80. .. 10 and fl. iss,mall Town
~ New York;
Ny 1. Is. :. II, .. l., and 10, is City in lie
Nar'Iwos;, N part OF AEl-s;
ny IS 2O,9, aud Is, Is one Of The Grand Division.
Of ,ho Globe;
hy &. Is. 2. 5. ID Z anil Is Is iogyn in Ohio.
Ny }, 10, 10. aud Is, Is kingdom IN A,a;
My IS 10, -. aDd 10, is acounty sea- IN Ohio.
Ny o, Il, IL. aaI IS. is q sea port IA Russia. in
Europe;
Ny whaIo s az u5ly conducted Newspaper.
ATLAS
hIar.ias'!i!e Feb 5,h. IsiI.
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''''''S u"''y a''1ni nc. and Tho
.'"'' ''o'''''a'y "i WHAT IS sa'd
',' ~ ~ ''' N.''N ''"s' 'a''he !'e4 q!
- o' '''''.s a"'' a'' !na1'''y'ha'o not been
"''' .''..' -'eI D ''s'' late political dsira'i
'1' Wv '-4o'''' 10 'u'H ana bIe TIE h't shat has
'''''- ''.'''' us ON worms would do. Ia a good
''s' .-'s'' GRANGE Would be ernmeHdn5le. H.
'''' +" ono " = worse 'HaH horrible. Tho Iol.cv
''' 30 o-'e" 'e";r'a here, '7 to excite IA This
mo ''''y AAa" 'a'' party Is IA hopeless
''@''D'' a''l d'S'''s''as among 'uf friends.
"'|'''s '''' "''y HAy thus lie oE1J.ed 10 iusrease
~ "''"0' '"e wing. 1he IncIPcri
~ -'' '''"e''' ant Iiej Ha' fann,i,s'Cd IheJa.
-.-'.l"s' % '"e mechanics recently
~ ''' ~! nan i''s' meetings we've cailsi.
'''''' ''"''' e"'ioas 10y most Of those who
were ariiNs ia the call bl; others were artr,,s t
iocotco Influences AMI yyf,r,,l,t r,.,,, a.. 100.
currents 10 propose tho Yp-sf,,,. .....-.,,
tho great rrsilriiy Wi, q, J.-.., o., ,.,..
fish Tho p-.a,sed o!i,cts NJ H.. -
lion 81 man s1;.;,,lI,, g., r.........
Jhe mex. legislature nh, 80 - y"
was .nsehanis. Ia,,,er l,rfa- 81, c.. -
vas god and able -,s-r,~rro,.,... 49,
number rn.rel n few, ,,h, l,J ,t,;- $1,000.
sefr, aud these ,,er., ,Iats,1,j,.I ,., go.
prominent Ole shirt M, i,l, ,.,.,-t D..
u rsvolu,ioni4s uirht b,ys n,.r.,..r., ~
hurliug ari,.rcrscy .,Ii ,.l....,. -,
easy chairs. inv ho,l. IL, 49,.
round like +, rad ,,,,ui- - - NJ
lows in a si,li;,, s,r,ir -, '''1.' ''''
giua-y cl.qaeI. influences ,,J ,,-,.,..,......
as DON QuiIoue would have b,,t r. ,.,,.,,-.,
Thea cane forward known l,,,c,,,. -,
',e evidences there presented d., a.,
step from WINS q, I,c,C,c,. &C.,, -.
Speeches ~. niin- M WIFI, t,, ,.-.,.,,;.., "
iaugh anI siar,p q nd mon -
A5Eosi high.mipsr5 ,o,cf,.,.., -
''ser Of tae u,asri,.,. t,,r,r -. ~
"''' -gst from ,t. .,r.,,.,, go INV
''',,-'' W. ,l,r,.,,ye, .,., -,
:, ""'' ms '~ao 6,, l.. -,
"s po"ot o. I've nsoS-.., cr,.. muse
hoaf What power, sat -, - o'' COMING e'oe- /
u '"e mechanic Away Gilr>. - 'I'
SIC NAY AIS say 50 IN nominations. 40, n,e. 'o'''
VINO u opFIcssIng ne .. il,oTc (, F..
"y 'hP'ye'' lie pays mo inr my - q
WI" ''' ny p'y' There we stand oYcI--wo are
Op'h par ana one equally under obligations TO the
O'''''' We arc independent. Were / a master nc.
shlnic, where would be the q f,rsnsc ,r ,,,...,..
'''s' saond then have 10Y employer. in those
VINO wish WORK done. end in retu, should c1np,gv
'".''. Ihey ore no better Than J am DO they ieol
mere SANDS lawyer Is hs any beIicr man
.-- adj % o''i ne i'''n' lac ~ never lad ony
-" 70 'uP.o1' De thought so lie works for hrs
t, = 90 J. "noFe y the man "ho does not DO
. i"''' 49, y Is "Ho' some difference IN wealth.
''"' ''e' are I''Aer 'ha" am What Of ll,ari They
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

e., ciios was liberated rom jail one day last week
tao required security Er his appearance a. 49, 49,
VA having been given but ns soon as l,s r ,s,,.
go ~ inc sheriff band ofwo or three runif,J arm.
60 men seized snd reconducied him 10 prison. ,bo,o
AZ me Iasi account he was still confined Tbs -,
We outrage was said to DO 10 afford the owner Of the
90 opportunity 10 arrest McLEoD 70 the dis
lne "ngeadors that he should never be allowed 10 re-
cross the inc '''" y" TO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

ITO ihH country slys on Englsb editor "tis s,,.
sdcffd The he.gfh Of fly for 10 get Srank AMI
hc aor".s rairo1i with the idea ofobisinpe rsposo "
The same opinion oJiaiss p eoas,dsrlbs rr-B, ID,
Ameusa
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DAILY REPUBLICAN oytfcF ,
fTMTfmHH#.r a.. 4 IN

llit RIVER BE- fsii.1g fast Of this p.ir, u hon,
' 'a peg Be1cflay nothing AMI f.II Three Gst
aoii's We d'y There % houcvcrsfirl nj, ,f..,f..,,.
".,i 'c large'i class of Bols sith G cg,go,s
Wet Ned1rnr. 1n1 S.fso Ji -, .-,' ~, l.'
landing yesterday for Sew Oi.-.-, ''-''s ''''o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
CAUTION TO THE WINGS.

The Fcds. in heir present prUsiraiion. affect IN
.ve gceni solaee from tho prospect Of WING diss.p
WIS is their sUle remaining hope They C,eI
ives allen, and they know they must rern,i,
80" TOT anghi o'-y can 90 Of hemselvss Tho .o.i
- 80 'fIo''soh = upon them. and they SEQ ~,
possible chance Of escrPo--saye through and by H.
'yiiow and insiscrction Of Their opponents rb5s c.
should serve as n warning 10 the WINGS A.. -
ne game Of the eneny, IL is in our pove, efl,,t,
70 deieai q. We know that the Wing party r,,.,..
81 a'ii - oi various parties enicrtain different 80
no many subordinate questions 81 far from d,,,;.
ins rso have ofen boastsd Ut this differences Of ,s,
ION and held up evidence aud patriotism, oC M.
wing rariy. The Feds are now siszina upon f,es.
dhcrcnces and cudeavOuring 20 20 use Them A. \,
WORK ont Wing destraciion Let the Wbigs 49,,
heed and b. wise 10 their own salvation M, ,.,.
q hcrence have arisen. since ihoy ffst came toyctl
and burned ono party ior The national dclivsf,pr.
WIN those differences cIisling they fourbf a r,,,
mon bIi'ls and achieved c0tnfdoa v.ctsrv WI
lfry n~T iu tle Grs hour Of frumrf e4efifc. ali a.
uis Of ihcif long and arduOus struggle and Tor ned,
isacnis among themselves on immaiorisI f-,.,fs 80
er locomotives 90 be divided and coaguersi h, ,t.
-nro'' Differ o. much ns they my among G.r,
'elves hey one and ai difar still more from M. IN
~ Federalism oftbe Loco Foco school-.,vbicb , h
her fret anJ highest duiy 10 annihilaie
Richmond Wig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

THE EvFR-EsES.-Fhi- e Inc tile ufu acar -l,u,t-
'y magazine P.s.isisca o; New York. TO FcLru4r,
number oi which is now before ~ From n casual
glance Of %, oon'ra.s % oP9carf ven interfering Il
is emhe.a'he! with wood oau anI pages ai music
ali john I IAoni -1a a' James ST. Icnsor'. d. a.,n,
To- iLzci,y.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

News reached sas city by re Cas- Of last night ;ha,
tine Un.,cj States Bsak has been again compelled Be-
suspend specie payments after having redeemed is
lsbys ia specie o. the auagn' OF near 81 millions
or 90. aIs since the i5.h o.. lest NINTH uhou IA 70.
,amoL. Tho directors r.c-re themselves to CONVEX,
'nc assets q tie bl-k at5 ca,h, urd again resume
iayneut q; lie earliest practicable moment Th,
movement ou ,hs part Ct the United States Bank vC
learn VIII sGee; the other banks Of Phiiai.. phia
they having de.,rm.Dsd 90 oonuucc the psymcn, o.
specie i5r all ,ce., li,biiucs-Ns. LlL
The moi ia'n the Fast arrived late last nigh. aal
brought official confirmation Il ihe above.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

FIFTH CIRCUIT.
Tdscarawas. March Is. May 81, S.p,onbs, o.
Carroll. March %, June Ia. Oct s
Cclumbana, April 5, August %, No,
Stark April, IL, Sept. 6, Nov. IS.
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Holmes March /, May IT. Sept so
Wayne. March 6. May -. Sept 81.
Msiina. March 80. May 81, Oct. 4.
Knox, April s. June Ia. Oct.IS.
Kthlani' April 10. Jure %. Nov Q.
FTrRESru CIRCUIT.
Monroe. March s. May IL. September IL
GnrIsey' March Is. May 81. September 20.
jefferson March %. June I; September IT.
Harrison April y. August 10, Nov. 1.
Belmont April 10. August %. Nov. Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

zen. Harrison T'ar1sd EaHimo-e on the 5;h iasi.
>" no ai'eoio'7 md Suffered the city triumph cscos.
Ted oy 'housanGs 81 'he rCaiie Sala,ss were fred
'h' national Gag was iy .rE from the shipping IN hr
h1rbor anu from al tie pubic place.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

oilI0.-Tho committee Of The whole on the bank
h'l finished IS reading the 81 ard reported TO The
House. There many doabts en;s.,aiasi II ~.
passage through the senate.
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PERIODICAL AGENCY orrI-r

r>.,,,c~.JAh Es SrkrnESsoS's Book SroRr
ASUBSCRlPTIONS receive. e., ,b en-,
- nzincs md News Pspet, "iNs'
hnickcrbocker. New York
New York Mirror. ''"''
Albion New York
Evergreen. n
European.
Em'grnni and Old Corm,rymnn
New Yorker quato 81 10 Ito D
Now World 8"
Universal Yankee Nation D
Grahams Ladies a Cent? Magazine Z
LadyS Book
Saturday Evening Post o
Baltimore PsIriuI daily &C. triwc,klv (
Baltimore American g.
feb JO'IN IT ,rtT,,,ue,.,.
Belmont Chroniile AlarS',a Beuron, copy TO ont
dollar and charge this Office. ''
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SOW raY SEED.
nv L. nAErfIX


EccLps'AsrEs. NJ 8. In the morning saw thy see,
m the the evening Withhold not thy hand: IA
ru ADowest not VII ,her shall prosper o,t,rr Tbs a
at. or whether they both shall he alike g,od"
10 The morning pow thy seed.
M at eve withhold thy hand.
Who can tell which may succeed.
or " both ahke shall stand.
And glorious harvest bear
To reward the sewers care
In the m 'rning SOW thy seed;--
In the morning ofihy youth,
Prompt To every generous deed.
Scatter vide the seeds Of truth.
lie whose sun may set ut noon
Never eau begin too sOon.
Nor withhold Thy willing hand
In the eNenlide of age.
Zen tao Mes last lingering sand.
10 thy closing pilgrimage.
Seed may yet be soun by thee
Sown lOr immortality,
BY all waters" may it DO Known
Every where enrich lhs ground
IIli The soil. Nth Ihorns o'sryrown
Shall with :fuis aRj flower, abound;
Pregnant vita sweet perfume.
Dsckcd ~ EdeE's loYclissi bls1In,
Sow il in The youthful mind;
Can YOU have iairer hekIi
BE II bat iR iSiih consigned.
Harvest doubtless, II shall! weld
Frui's ogcarly pisty.
All that Cod delights 10 soc
Sow il on the waters wide.
Where the soamcn plows the deep;
Then with every flowing tide.
You the blessed fruit ,hall reap.
And the iloughtless salon. prove
Trophy 10 the cause you ls,e.
Sow il mid the crowded street;
Lanes and alleys. dark aud foul
Where the trembling mas.es me q
Each viii an immortal .bul,
Sunk IN deepest moral gloom,
Reckless oi tho coming doom.
Sow il mid the haunts OF vice;
Scenes of iniamy and crime;
Suddenly. may Paradise
Burst; in the north.sn tlims
Spring, With all its veriani race.
SisrIs from Winters cold embrace
Sow it with unsparing hand.
'Tis the Kingdoms prcc.o,s seed;
Iis the Masters great command
And His gsace shall crown the deed:
lie hath said, the precious grain
Never shall boon sown in vain!
Long indeed, beneath the elod.
II mag lie. forgot unseen;
NoIlous weeds may clothe The ,ud,
Changing seasons intervene.
Summers heat and Winters fTo.f;
YET that seed shall ne'er be lost.
But ai length, il shall appear.
Rising up DER all the plain;
flfsi The bladr and then the eBr,"
Then the ripe. the golden grain;
Joyous renpers gladly COME
ANGELS shout the harvest hem5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

Can any rer,1n tell Us how the Clarssharr Road
Committee sro pno'pcrns' We ore npprchons,yo
IhCy viii fall under tho malignant Influence %
that winch now eya;f5'scur town clock
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

OOk AT THISTLE subscriber. aS.,.
- sale their steam saw mill ut the !sou,h q, "a !,
,,oeN'ng. A,hens 20. Ohm The situation md a.y,n
ag"s IN getting timber afforded by the Oh o nm, III
ing rivers viii make it profitable TO Pur.ba.a,.
FIGURING mill can no attached to some engine mich
is sniieisntS run them both which can l.,
~ advantageous '1"e We
The prices IRE low md ihe!tcrms liberal !. Co,i,,,
"a" VIII do well to call and eIsmilc the nrer,...
- T. u. WILLIAMS & co
Hooking Port. February 9. lsiI.-3t
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The city councils Of Baltimore h7y, instructed the
Register ~ the city to rccsife nni sy oui The small
notes Of the 3 & O R r. Company for taxes an IN
dues.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

nsn0ens liera'd !. nbusing Ihe Blcl.cys black
smith Tho blacksmith IN reply say tia, he continues
70 make handcutl-, aud will supply h,u, with 6us
pair. when the state shall hink proper to orc, them
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

The iaiis. Companion for Februarv - IA .ars n.
= W. Thomas. Epres Sargent anI Mr. Annie To--
Ter. have each written rgai good story Tor a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

4zryA FOR PENT-Three good lrcI H.,
t::.ig2f Ilns houses situated The South sids
isssbS&s iiamnden Street Possession give, o,
kksassezs5@st The 1T day OF April Enquire II
feb9 THOMAS SWEENEY NIL, S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-09

Sal! Cour; Is authorized. when the situation of bus,
lness may require IT, To continue the term of the Cou
IN nny county beyond tho time allotted for h,li,r,
The Court in said county,
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wRuEEIEg p.
TKF BANK OF rus UNIrED STATES.

TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ?, IsTL
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From ihs OAio S.ais Journal.
DING JuDiCIAI rf,,tp.-S
SUPREME COURT.

= '''N ~ ''NI''N I'tt NIItit uI nOfIIffg IEe
JUDICIAL Courts IN Ohio. for the year S1l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs-a,,n,, q

RICHMOND MARKETS August ..
We had another fine rain last night, with a sue.
cesson # showers to-day. Il will be the making
OF the corn crop, and worth dollars to the farmers
hereobouts. We hope the recent rains have been
general.
In our markets we have TO alterations 10 make.
TOBACCO-ReceiP,s are falling off. Only
about 40 or so hhds inspecting per day, though pr-
css are fully sustained.
FLOUR-Od is worth Sc. Receipts of new
very limited, would command CT.
WHEAT-I2O to l25 cents.
CORN-G2 TO Csc.
OATS-Railroad, 40 TO 42-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

he doubted not would become a 'aw; and tho whole
system OF relief AMI just measures contemplated 81
this session, would stand before tho People for
their approval or condemnation. lie feared not the
operation OF tho measures on public opinion. He
had no fears from the cry OF repeal. lie believed
the people would sustain them.
Nj ;. concluded Ivy saying that he had. with great
reluctance, gone into the subject much at large,
but hc had elt due To himself, to the Senate, and
to his State, to give his views upon a subject with
which he stood so closely connected as chairman Of
the Committee on the Public Lands.
MIR ARCHER expressed desire 10 sddroSs the
Senate ON the land question, but in consequence Of
the hour, and there being nominations to be acted
Oh, he moved TO 90 into Executive session; which
motion was adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

ARRIVED AT CITY POINT, 9th.
New Brig Massachusetts, Prtchard, from New
buryport, IA ballast 10 Chas Palmer.
CLEARED, 9Th
Barque Apollo, Hunt, Cowes, for orders, ,obae-
ARRIVED,
ScEr Ann Eliza, Somers, New York sundries. 10
Hubbard, Gardner x Co, GAynor, f Regnault,
Nanlew x Smith, X Il Duva, Shields 4 Somer.
vile, Peyton Deane Il Edwards, p K white, Wor.
than, McGrudcr II Co, Randolph * Harrison
Tabb s Giles, ID s c Il Weller
Steamboat Columbus, Parrish, Biltimore, sun
dries, TO Hubbard Gardner & Co, Blgwell, Smith
X Jone', Crane Co, Ralslon 4 Peasants Tyler
x Taylor, l. ID Crcnshuw x Co, Boyd, Edmond x
Co, Giynor, w Granger, 5 r Barclay, ID NJ
Branch, Workman, McGrudcr Il Co, Shields s So
meryilie, w Randolph & Co, II Eulacc, r
Parrish, Lnmbert, A Leslie, n Deversur Uooner
n Graft, E b Bentley, d Anderson, ir, w II Rich
nrdson, l. Indians Son, Webb, Booker & la
milton, w MOunJoy, p X white, Dlvenp,ri Allen
& Co.
schr Gladiator, Kelly, Boston s Norfolk, sun.
dries, w r Butler, A Luke, l. ID Crenshaw < Go,
Hubbard, Gardner Co, Seer s Son, Lancaster,
Denoy Co, A Woodbridge, Grcitcr & Peake,
Williams n HnN1ll Kent, Kendall s. Atwater.
5loop Sally Ann White, Gwathmey, Smth6eId.
sundres, to Womble x Deune.
Big CaucassIon, SPmguo, Thomas,own, lime to
Fisher K Son.
Schr Leontlne, Knapp, n. Y, surdrie., TO wads
worth, Turner & Co, Leslie, A A Krisch.nonr, r
Il Price, w Booth, Blniords X Porter, w II smith.
Sheppard & Colin, A King, w F. Butler, Lancas-
ter, Dandy 4 Co, Boyd, Edmond & Co, 4 q TIo,c.
kiss, II A Rus G W Duesberry, w Mitchell. Jos
Gil, l. ID CrGnshnw & Co, J x a Goode II w w
Ter, Fry & Co, Allen, Ly,Il, Johnston & LyelI,
T. Shcpperson, w Daniel, s Putney, u s. & Il
Weller, Shields x SomcrviIls, J NJ < w Willis, A
Duvol * co, X X Dnyal, J n Gordon Tchenor <
Cary, Dooly, + Boyden, Hubbard Girdner h
Go, Thompson s. Go, Boshcr 4 Robinson, X
White, Williams Il IInxIll, Cotton x Clarke, pa
yenpor & Allen, XIV Anderson, Bgclow & Roy.
oil, Szsr 4 Son, Dunlop, Moncure q Co.
SAILED,
Schr Henry Clay, Martin New York, coal.
Schr Driver Tayior Philadelphin coal &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10

II" The Grand Jury for Henri co county are
about to be aroused from the apathy that has pre-
vai!ed:-At the late term they resolved that each
OveTseer Of the road should DC notified by one of
their body, that at the next term rigid inves,iga-
ton would take place about the condition of the
Roads, and all dclinHucnts would be presented
They also resolved to pledge themselves to each
other, to keep and maintain watchfuness concern
ing all violations OF the avs regarding slaves ard
Tree negroes, more especially the unlaw ful trading
carried on with the former toy white people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-10
TO TEACHERS. OR mnrEI. KEErnRs

TUE proprietor Of sb.slineut, admirably suited
FOR large school, wishes dispose of IT, or ~ form
conuehon h some one, who, TO capital III SiOOU inns
me manners the iucatnn, end az pusst LED cIpeI
ence which III one for taking equal pert rs instTuc-
t'n anu government Oi young people Of gtuteC hiIh
TIA" rlacc-wcl known a. the BuictoLT or Iohustou's
Springs Possesses. In beauty Of situsnn excellence and
S|cinusucss e buildings, the fncnCss CHI, apness Of
INC country around sccluson, and it, heahnc
advantages rarely united iu d'yrcc. these
taiis Mineral Springs, Of such reputation AZ would cua
nlo It 10 be Aiyariagc"usy Sept as a watering place A
taIm OF TO acres IT good land attached 10 Il The
buildings all Of brcD consist NJ hands, Hotel l2u feet
'front.' and cabins, QIncpiy of rooms cariJ disposed
along the sides 81 the lawn before the h!rg The
improvements cost originally about s.5CC Tie ctrc
property would now hu sold accommodating terms for
eS,bN,
Refer to Gen. Bcrari Pcyon or Cot g " MunCord
Richmond Hon VIM { Picslen, WIN Rvcs, Nm : Ar.
cher, members ui Congress Washington Civ ur adJrrss
EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON,
an UNIV. Post Master, ButCtouu Springs.
u1- The National InellgeucCr will please cow and
send It's .ccuuui above
CHEAP COLLARS, CAPEs. &c.-Thc sub.cTI-
~ her has just received nruud varied assortment Of
French need worked Collars Cap,s &c from 10 cts and
upWarnra great bargain. AGO. fresh supply Of Cotton
shrns, yards WIDE, which Dee h. selling by me piece or
yard, cheap. JOHN WEICUT
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