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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

IHE BHtrsH IN Central AsgRtc, ri.
Brush Crown has recently mids a eonsder,lI, "a
dion 70 ii5 possessions IN Central Amsr,r, r..
nal possession, u seems, has been taken M tb, Az.
ltci OF country known az tho Musqoto Cons, III.
New Orleans Bulletin gives the following CO..,
OF the proieNt upon which this protesJiog CO..
grouhdedi ''"s WIS
u may be within The recollection oT ON, ,.-4,..
mat MOI long since rumor circulated tb,o,ct ,t.
n7Pcrs, 10 the effect thslthe King rthe NO.
shore had der ared this lie and eft behind I, @
WI and testament, IN which he bsnus,tbsd ~. b..
beloved cousin, Queen Yctors Of Great R,,,,i wv, .
his iands, icrsmeuts, and hrredi'aments insi,,,
course, the whole domain Of the mu.nui,, ST., !.
the iiiusrious Iegaicr, appears hns not bss9 ,i,
n accep ng the Dcquss'; prompt steps bav,og ICY,
'akcn 10 acquire seizure Of the terrtyrv al
wa Judge the will Was probated we bsv, no,
earned Perhaps that formality was J,snS,.,,,
WIN as inconvenlent and tend, NJ 10 throw i1o,,,i
uen's ~ me way o, the speedy conveyance m IN.
WoPe'y' u may be presumed, also. ib5t r., a
s''nIar reason u was thought advis,b's IN y,;y. a.
inquiry INTO The u5h' oflhe Indian i,o to bsn,s,,t
~ kins.9m nj ell & snvages " WHOM he 49,.
me Monarch Of the Musoulto Sbo,, e, ~,
regarded his kingdom asa ,ndholdsr rss,,Il uru
a'e. " he had read ancient bisto,v wbi,h :, ;.
"ke'y b" Majesty n'v'r did, he nigh, be sunno,.d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

to have tol.o~ei he Ireeedsnt set by old Nsssa-
n'ssa, the Nomidlan King, Who beg Oea,hed his 90.
'n'n'oas u the Roman people 0aesn Victoria
may plead that At the Musqui,o case should ever
come ~ under the laws cf nations
IL appears that BRUSH soon Of war Vas .eo,
some time ago to the Mosquito Country 10 enforce
The viii OF the deceased King. In pursuance OF this
design, San Juan, the capital, was taken posses
SION ct ey British Officer and new King, ap.
pointed by her M,iesIy OF Great Brt,,in, was pro-
elam mad. Thus has rich aud extensive region on
'nr continent been acquired by the Bnlish crown
without cost or trouble.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
E0m ne Lsr,aFisH GaI,iis. Nov d
~ 4 q IIIaIl. -Ilna. I.L.r L -. =.

We are happy to state for the information Of i,s
Trends az distance thht this venerable institution
g. 10 q hsh'y hourshlng ard prosperous condition.
The number Of students OF present IN the Colleg.
and Preparatory Department is tl5. This l. 10
more than here were November 3, 1910, and ia a
larger number than ever before NJ w elrly period
Of the session. New students are arriving every
week. Such prosperous condition Of things must
gIaddcn The hearts o. all who feel an interest IN the
welfare VI our College. AID well may they re-.
lo1e hat IN the character and quail hcatons of Tho
President and Professors, who are ,ll msn Of earn.
ing, hGiiiby, and "0piness 10 teach" they have a
guarantee Of the permanent prosperity Of Washing
ton College.
The case Of Small PoK NJ Cedar Grove, eight
miles from this town. mentioned IN our asst, hos
resulted DO DEATH Mr. Collins, the unfortunate
ptr'on, died on Thursday night last. Two or three
more cases IN thnt neighJorhood are repoucd.-B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
TOUT OOtuIeLI BeTVt,
J. M. STEPHENSON.
Nov ii, 1871.

i-JD It's said that Gov. PoindsSter, who is on,
Of the Commissioners investigating the alleged
frauds in the Custom House Of New York, has la
CONS little hsby in his polities-tbat is, TUE, ish
This was proboby necessary, IT, order 10 retain hi.
placo--and having once tasted blood, his nppeti,,
became Unsuitable. Bnt we hope for better thing,
Of ''OId Poins" The Locos said he was appointed
Commissioner on the principle, "Set rogue ia
catch a rogue'-and We trust he will not 60 IA,
apso from virtue as not to expose the rogues, when
he catches them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

10 get Mr.. Webster to desert his pos, seems
no" 10 be concerted plan among some of the On.
position Wings and some Of the Opposition L.ocofo
COS NO art nor method, nor pc yer of theirs, will
succeed. They, therefore, may as we'll save III. am.
munon they are fruitessly wasting on this noio, >
G.uadiSonian
VIC are happy TO hear this, and we commend i,
10 our cotemporary OF the Enquirer. We would
NOT Tor his sake and that Of his political associates
VINO entertain such an exalted admiration for Mr..
Webster, have the Massachusetts giant retire from
the head OF the Cabinet. We desire, above all
IhInss' that the Locos should adopt Mr.. Tyler and
come thoroughly into his support Mr.. webster's
remaining is the surest guarantee Of this cord, and
much'to be-desired coalition. WHhou, him, Mr..
Tyler is worth no,hing-he has no strength. and
the Locos would not have him; but along with MIR.
Webster and his influence, he would be an acau.
s!'ion much to be coveted. But independently Of
this, It is not right and proper in ITSELF that the Lo.
COS should be saddled with the worse portion Of the
Cabinet, TO the exclusion OF the better If they re-.
lieve us Of the first, they are welcome to the last
The homogeneous whole must not he mutilated or
impaired.
In this connection, we are advised that the Edi-
Tor OF the Enquirer was one Of the few who 20, TN
before day TO see "His EKcellency, the Presiden,
Of the United States Of North America take the
cars the other morning. "Rsmsmbsr Websier-
Remember Webster ani John c. Spsncer,p was a
parting ndmonuon, which, If not uttered, was OK.
pressed by all his actions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
EDUCATION CONyEN ZION

meeting, according to notice, held las, even
ing a, the Exchange. to appoint Delegates to tn e
Education Convention to be held in this city, the oh
December. The chair was occupied by the May.
or. who explained the object Of tho meeting. On
motion OF Dr. Plummer. resolutions approving Of the
Convention and appointing Committee to n, , he
arrangements for il. were adopted. Twenty Dele.
gates to represent the city aud County were ap-
pointed. The names will bo given to. morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

iLTs a pleasant little fareo came on at Curds
vile, in Buckingham, last month, as appears
from the Enquirer. The citizens gave Col. Huh
ard "dinner party" and the gallant Colonel, in
return, gave the party one Of his chop osic dis
courses. Wonder il tho bones Of Randolph did
not rattle in the grave, at such successor under
taking To enlighten the constituency, whom he was
wont 10 thrill with his sloqueneel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
ADDITIONAL, SUPPLY

n DDl lONAl SUPPLY OF
tALL AND WINTER aOODs
II E'EiNED 10y the Manchester and Richmon nae kctz
~ from New fOTk--uprT Wool dyed Bilsk AMI -
Cord Cloths aud CassimcTes '' 'a'e'
Rich Emh'd Velvet ShavIsand Scarf
Mcrno, Thibct and Rrochc do
Mantllas and Rich Plush Points
Emb'd Chcne-PIiutci and Plain M,uarin a., 4 ....-
MaItIine Blue 10, plain snd frd N '''7
welsh and OtCcT Pannes, chcap
Ladies six Cotton and wors:ct IInsc
super Kid and Thbyt dn
and prices. ~ - '1'e'' al 4ua'ies
Rich Furniture DO
Woolen and WOrstei Hose, for scryants
Sauincis, Kentucky Jeans ami Kcrsrys
MuIste Danask for Curtains and Nusip
Duf, Point and Bed Blankets
with variety of other Goods, forming A rich and rare
assortment, Tor the season. "
VAIrSTINt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
LATE BISHOP MOORE

We have been promised a biographical sketch
by competent hand, Of this good man and pous
Christian. There is no ones history, which better
deserves TO be wrilten-for there is none whose
life was moro repe,o with good ac,ions-which
ought to be eommSnoroted for the benefit Of man
kind.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

Gentlemen-lt Is dangerous walking the streets
Q, Richmond at night Passing last night from the
museum museum down to the Post ohiee, at o'clock, |
Tell over load OF coal first, and then, ten stem,
further on, over load OF wood both upcn tic
SIDE walk. How many Others broke their shanks
at the same place, will bo worth while to inquire
SkIN'D SHINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
NOTICE.

H. Those at distance, desiring to subscribe
10 The INDEPENDENT" are requested to address us
at Richmond, until LIST December, and after that
time, at Washington City.
PEASANTS, JOHNSTON & WOODsON
~" TEMPERANCEN OTICE.-An adjourn.
ed meeting of the Joint o ficia Boards OF the Rich
mohd Temperance Societies will he held this even.
ing al O'Clock. at the house Of MIR Geo. J. Roche
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
A NATIONAL BANK.

gentleman who has recently visited the Nor.
'heFn Cities, gives it as his opinion, that all III.
s,ea' capital SITS in that region are opposed to a
National BAuk, or any institution which will mai.
times prosperous and the people happy. SsIc.in.
terest Is the controlling motive with them. A,
SENT ana so long as the present state of things con.
unues' they can make a much greater PER cvxr.
uP0" .he'r capital. by shaving than they can bv
investing 1t IN the stock of any bank. We obs.rvo
the same motive operating in this State. with IN.
sane c'ass OF men. In South. side eoun,v--Do, =.
hundred miles from Richmond, there are MANY
rich Democrats, reaping golden harves:s these hard
nmes' One of them is reported to have said, .two
and half per cent a month, is not enough. y
when 1t reaches three and a halfa month. he NAV
praise the Democracy, and curse a National b INK
harder than ever
II these times continue, we should no, be spr.
prised the whole body of the people should offer
up united prayer for a National Bank. or anv
hing else, which will save them from the srine of
the shayers and usurers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
LIFE IN THE WEST

We learn from the ST Louis New Err, that
meeting OF gentlemen recently took place at Peoria,
lie, to organize for days sport IN cunning. The
pteAmnaues having been agreed upon, two Cap.
'ains were afterwards selected, who afterwards
picked seventeen men, each; and a supper for the
whole company was 10 be paid by the losing party.
The hunt came off on Wednesday last, and each
party produced their game 10y II O'Clock al night.
The party under command OF Capt Howell, was
VICTORIOUS having 5j1, and Capt McCoy's party
AS birds and squirrl.s The creates, number XII
ed by any one person was 79-ihe lowest 80.
The game consisted chiefly Of geese, ducks and
sqlrrI.s; qualIs not being deemed worthy Of a shot
O other sime, there were sandhill crane, three
facco2ns, and ono possum.-Cspt Mccoy signallzsd
there. The Gazette says-"'Those who witnessed
the exploit, say that when il fell II shook the
ground Tor miles around."-PhH. Iaq, Nor. 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
WOMEN FATIEHEp Al TuN1s roR M.np1.

WOMEN FATIEEED AT luNIs FOR MARRfAGE-
a girl, alter she is be,ro;hsd, is cooped 90 IN a
small room; shackIes Of god and silver are placed
upon her ANGLES and wrists, as a piece Of dress II
she is TO he married to 4 man who has discharged.
despatched, OF lost former wife, the shackles VIII en-
the iormer wife wore are put on the new brides
limbs, and she is fed tiIi they are lied 10 10 prop
{, thickness The food used for this custom, wor.
thy Of the barbarlns, is called "drough," which i,
Of an extraordinary fittenIng quality, also famous
Tor rendering the milk rich and abundant. With
this seed, and their national dish, cuscasco the bride
the spoon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

MANILA SEsARa-The American contains n
letter from Paris IN reference to the SIX millions
Manila Segurs, recently imported by the Reggie.
The writer says, our tobarcn growers have nought
10 fear from such comOctltlOn. The Regis have
got stock With their importation, and the ssgars
must remain m their warehouses for years unsoId.
! send you half dozen as sample, TO prove what
trash theya re m comparison with Havanas, or even
our best Yankee made. They arc retaiIed At IS
ceniimts Clch.-% " Eryr,ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
MAR RIIGD.

on The litl instant, BY Rev I. Magoon, Mr. EBRN r.
IrnWNsEND' TO Mrs SARAH A. BLAKEY-sH Of this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

~ T. MONE1 MARKET CITY NEWS.
.r, SATURDAT, Y. NJ.
nc market Tor Flour Is very active, aud within
t"o Gays ms gone up halfa dollar. The sudden
fse hos been owing 70 an increased demand, and
limited supplies.
Exchange on Georgia is better to-day. On other
cites no thinge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov. Is.
FLOUR has taken u hop-buyers offer Sc 25.
while holders ask more. We quote il a, Sc 25 10
Sc SO. - "
Tobacco, Corn, Oats and Whoa, remain in sta.
tn quo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

u MoS elegant Roscw oil Piano Fort, maj. -,
p WI honcw Cotncrs, soak Pannrls Inu,i 49, L.
c,sas 1tpet hampers ant Grand Action has b..n ~
n,mr us haI' nj The Music storc, rou,Tc .h,,n ,e
'''''u u" 10 W. DANIEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
MARKRrs.-Nnu1a-

a., 800 MARINE S--NOV. ".
FLVUH has advanced again rs cents. Sales TO
day oi Western at Sc rs,
COhM- sales TO day al 20 cenit-weighL
III ION Is without alteration. The market
dali and heavy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

A CARD.
IL TREE HILL, sc. AT AUCTION.-The
Sale OF the Tree Hill Race Course" the Houses
thereon, adjoining Woodland, and Col. Seldens
furniture, will take place as advertised. on We'd
nesday, November l7th. Commrncng al 10 o.
clock Erecsey.
iG@ For particulars, see Auction Head.
no 10 2t lNLOES * BROTHER. Auc,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

MORE CIIGJps

lust received b. The schr Manchester suobor In, ot
those superior Birds eye and Cuflcd Maple Chairs amt
soois, tnado expressly % order, among Them ,c
~ ehamber Chairs which h've been 70 much ,nqnet
without ackA tptIS La Y,, W ~, l wv"
"" W" 5d'orfhelow tho EschanvS Rank
(ANE AND WOOD-sEAT CHAIHs- arr
..n,,y IeosNiug regular supplies nj Zane sntx
so.t 'hhTso VARIOUS patterns, which ave G,r ale
i"P''''' MOO lNLOEs A. BROTHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
GLORY AND SHAME, &C.
NoVFnnFa IG


NoVENBER 10.
I W. RANDOrU & co. have received for sale. Tn,
GLORY and shame Of England vols with plat cs-hy
Poeahon'As and other Poems tby Mrs Sc journey will
American Housowirc-by a LADY; t6 enaIavioys
The Bankup, Law as passed by Congress- with mar
Governor Cas-' France
nig9ry Of nc Navy tby Copper abridged for schools
Now E,iiinn stcvens' Novels '"' ''''
Ht- Mrs Gyc3 Hook Tho Souvenirs Of other days.
will argy0 Those who wish a. secure copies mad
no sut,esp'Io3s re,eyed for walpolc's Leuors,nov
pnbhshior In PhiladrIrhis. no
pUNCH pAIsISs, &c --IiO6oIc1 6uocI, R-j-i1s
- Apples hne Teas" &C. rIS.i,yus cod or sale, BY
MERCER POTATOEs-Frrsf n.. f-5- sc.-,, o,
NJ a. I sgsT q''''' &c; , ir%iSsRgs o.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.
n RICHARDS 8 60 having turned thoir suen,op
1' chiefly 10 use Keeping Goods are now ,,repaTs ~
much lower terms tlnn any Other house p,.sI,, y,
n2,'Ei , W.T. glS.e sa and pse FOL themsce
GLOVER sEED-iOj 6ushci- Of Z ave, $50. -
" bags Of two bushels each. 0'' ."
we arc promised r.ggar supPos through The season
AMI arc nsuc edto cell AZ %" lowest whole nrrrs
no 10 J a n WtNSTON
WISH 10 purchase a r., hundred brsheis rI.,ort. ~
no 70 JOHN n GORDON.
80 siiAwLs AND mASTinIAs. ~ s"N"
| W, ~ recelye beautiful assortment Of tho above
wsiied Tons shawls. from sloto,rs
manhlas and shawls, all prices A.
no 10 Now and Cicsp {, sb H. ,,t,H -, g.,
CANDLES, CRUSHED ,UIs ~ g
Nh Hhlscfushcd Sugar, ( and Nn.g
w ~ boxes ls quality New Bedford sperm Candles
no i5-3t BIfNtOp woNf,tfpt a ro
RAIsEA FIOUE TEA WARE
DbhrONs who have been waiting f1r heEc goods, will
sTEnuiNs
nolb Chins Snre
WHITE CHINA DINING WAN ts.-A lev
w sets ofwbo Porcelain Dining Wore. now orcnng al
CHARLES 5TEBBtNS
no " Ching Store.
ENGLISH OIL CLOTH TABLE MATS
lust received few double sctts ofvery superior EGG
- hsh oil Cloth Table Mats,-for sale chcap. by
RICHARDS 4 CO.
noi5 ~ street, snockoe hin
suAwLs, mANTILLAs, sCARFs.
NIANTtILAH, from - OOfo $50 20
| wi rhswls all prloss from 81 to go
Rich Chene Wsddsd HcarfN
. n. CUNNtNGHAM'a
| no 10 New and Cheap Cash Dry Good store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
LAND RDR AAIE

IhE firu, at present IN the OCCUPANCY Of Mrs Sarah
Brown Jing In the County OF Hanover, inme,,iatcy
on the road lea ius from Richmond Louisa CouTt House
10 miles iom The former plac end below Couras TsY.
cru Is offered ior sac. Tlis Farm about
&bot wheh are cleared and the remainder norton of
which might Easily Toe made valuable Mca o Ia in wopds
WIN suCienl qtnnty Of tine lumber believed ne ar
or quite To reimburse the purchaser There u large
ani cuumo'ous Dwelling together with all necessary ont.
hudiugs, and hue o'claTds al choice Fruits upon tho
place u-rc particular description is deemed unnrces.
sirY as those disposed 10 purchase will doubtless 6st
view the premises II o previously dspSscdo az II will be-
oueIcdto the highest bidder, al Iubir auction on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 2lst u December next
IEkMS-Nade known by apple alton the suhsc riler,
euher IT, pcrson, or 10y lcer pOst Pad addressed to Ne
grooot Post Ulcc, Hanover.
PETER w. BROWN, Agent
Also,
At the same time and place, the Stock Of every kind
crop o Corn, Fodder, ishucks, &c, Plantation ItcnFs
ard ktchen Furniture. on cTeiit of nine
months, for all sums shove Slp-he purchaser giving
Lond Hn approved sccunty for that sum- and under cash
VIII ne required PETER W. BROWN,
Hanover, Nov I3Ih ISL no ID vtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
tU ST, sAL.ArLoUIsA ooUnrnoIsr.

rXusT SALE AT LOuIsA CoURrHoI az.
hs..uie ~ decd 20 trust, ckrcutod Ia ,n. an M,
ON day OF setsmhrr lsii. by Jam.s Il.,rb ana -
s.,i Ia nc olcrks nee Of Louisa COUNTY, 4 ,.II,,,
W, -. e .f eash on the premises. the pICrrt, con.
ns.c.i sA ueed OF uusi, including all thai niece or
.ont.,n,n -hi Nh which the said Hatch now T,sli,s
rra.a"s ABOUT ~ acrcs adjoining IN, .Auts of N,,hI
~ason on John etaiics aud oihcrs Ais Que small
A. IN Nupuc Springs. aud cniii ely new m. ,aI Ian,i
nn.,a eN hund' 81 ~ ards the Cuuithous. a,d 49,.
n,.n, "a oslhor'ablc Dwelling Iiouse aud oth.T ronx,.
nav ,n houses The sale Will take pace ON Sam
.bai ,ae <h day OF November lsII selling as TIns,se
mo- ne ~; convey such title a. cstcd Ia inc. '
\ w. NORRIS. Trtatee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
UHEm g. mOnLING,
Main Street, FIVE donis hnluw Exchange Bank
ID 4 4.

AAIpULD respectfully inform their fficnds and the rub. :
w hc generally ihai they have hand very cIen.
asaoritnentof fasi0HGbfs EdH and Ifrhr CofbfpF
such az super Diamond. Wave aud PLAN Beaver over a
tots-FtrCk tusa-bo dn made in tho Fashionable
sylcPloi over Coas-Clot and Camblct rloaks- bread
10TH Dress and Frork Coats cvety variety NJ color
-upcr Plaiu AMI Fancy Cnfsimcrc Fhu'a-Ssuinct do
Vcsis NJ Plain ard Fancy Velvet Mcrnn Cashmere C1h
f'n and Flannel Isnbs' Wool shaker, Knit Shirts
I'D Urawcr1scarfs Cfuyats Suspcnders, Cloves Hose
ae.
aaaofir being made by ourselves. ran with
conf tense oneT n tho public superior Good
Workman ship-a Of winch will sell on as rraforal
the quality DO purchased for n this or
any of the Northern CHcs. A
We alsp have hlni snpos n the latest STYLE Cloths
tasnntrfes anil NrEnHH witch We will eke H. ,r.c, ~,
c most fashionable manner. ~ shcu notice and wartsstn
the ~ and wotkfuBnfhp. D. u rPENCE 49,, 'Nn'
" pm sign oT ptrg, q 'V,,t.,. 4,
~unGEONs iNsTHUMENT-- Poker Csss II
> DHechHa lnsrumcnts suitable fpr Mc,i'caI sfudcos-
sprung lanccis and Evans best Crown Pc ned
puA Instruments Superior rcanfcafora- Dental tnstfu
5l n cHses, viuous tizcs-with Geners asaortmenfe
~ superior Instruments. manufactured IN the be.t
my description NO. on hand, cnn hc had order on
rutICr. IVEIT. IDuMsTnN !. 80, ~ '"'i
In A. 4 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
PLASTER.

E0n TONS Lump RAISER
wv h0uurrJCs Ground ir, dsltvc-rIle me nasln
Hank-ior sale. no N BOYD, EDMOND a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

suAwLs. mANTILLAs, sCARFs.
NIANTtILAS. from - OOio $50 20
wi rhawis all pricss, from 81 10 go
Rich Chene Wsddsd scarf,N
!. NJ CUNNINGHAMra
no 10 New and Cheap Cash Dry Good store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
DANCING S,HOOi,

OBJ BhAhDl Superior Cognac brandy, q Tie
~ vintage of lsis for sale by -
no 10 n M utDTns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16

Hhf.-A large quantity Of Herds Grass aud Timo,Ly
l. hy-ior sale. Applytu
no 10 RIM BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
PETER W. BROWN, Agent.
TRUST SALE

4 NeAperienc ed Teacher, who furnish album
"A liant testimonials as to his moral character and his
qualifications and success ia Teaching wishes SITUATION
Address during the present month, =. H., Raleigh, c.
Va. '''
Raleigh N. e., Nov 2d, 1911. no l5-cw3w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-16
NOTICE.

WILL bc Sold 10 the highest biIdcT on a credit until
w The LIST lay Of March next, at tho GoWrie Pns ON
FRIDAY, the 1911 instant, Mules, excellent Saddle
Horse and fret rate assortment u Household AMI Krh.
cn Furniture embracing variety FIRST rate he'd
sca and Beds and Furniture Wardrobes, Sideboards,
Chairs, Carpets, siiyerpldtc &c.
DANIEL n CppDE
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onposcd to the resolution, and that had been agreed
IN the committee that the chairman should offer It to
The House ms the act OF the majority merely.
MIR Milton Brown moved to lay the resolution on the
,,. He voted for the resolution because he thought
The bin could not pass At tins session
The vote was then taken by yeas and nays and the
resolution was laid upon the table by yeas lis nays
The House on motion of Mr.. Wise, then went into
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Grlmer Of Virginia in
the Char, and took up Bill No. 10, making appropra-
lion for home squadron. The bill now read
through, and Mr.. Wise offered amendment, but
il was objected to: he Withdrew it. Mr.. Wise, Mr..
Adams, MIR. Profit, Mr.. Everett, Mr. Campbell Of S
C., MIR. Hopkins, and Mr.. King of Georgia defended
the bill Mr. Morgan Of New York having arose to
defend the BILL was called 10 order by Mr. Saunders OF
North Carolina.
MIR. Oliver Of New York, said he hoped the Chair
man would allow his colleague Mr. Morgan, to go on;
Tor one he would like to know what train OF argument
his friend would make Of, to show that the late
Administration left the Government in debt twelve
millions of dollars He denied the allegation and did
not believe the statement.
Mr. Gordon Of New York, and Mr. Meriwether OF
Georgia. against the bill, and then, on motion OF
Mr.. Slanly, the committee and reported the bill,
without amendment
The bill was then passed yeas III, nays ;. The
House then adjourned GiObc.