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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

SHOES AND HATS AT AUCTION
on hIbAhi the SIh INST half past . o,eIocE will
;n.S .Iynt OF our ONCE 80 Sloes and Roof.
I.t .eeeNet from the manufacturers comDrsing
assortment Of seasonabls work viz. r's i-is
hens j. AMI sewed and pegg ed Shoes
20 10 Monroes and Harrison
no Morocco Union Shoes; 10 Pump,
n no do
DO DO and Glazed Boots
do Heayy sewed and pex'd Brog.ps ,,,. W.. =, 49,
LseS Neroeeo Paris Ties, Walking shoes AMI
Misses Ie,iLcr an, ~, do do
just imported. S""eS Funis and Boots
ALSO,
SOeAses Russia and Fur BLACK ami VIII. u,
~ DO Wool Hats N'e mas
apr royed paper. WV No"'"s otedi Tor
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
SALES AT AUCTION
THIS DAY
BY ROBERT HILL & co.
BY INLoEs & BROTHER, -

pl,s. r e ~ Furniture Groceries, Horses &e vii TAX.
also be sold N"eieta"t'erfteg~ wi
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

IL family residence on Church IIiT There Is
HtSU superior well Of water IN the yard, with a sta
bfhtW bic, SmOkemJuse WOodhouse, and good Gar.
den, altogether desirable residence. Apply Ia
NH 2-di JAS. a ESQ WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
LOOK HERE, GENTLENExI !,

Whhsve on hand, Of our make a lot OF hs,,,o,
q. ~ BOOTS which We will sell pric 80 fro,n a. sn
% " Also handsome Dress Peg Boots from "A ~ "a 70
stosauuIul artiele-ani We shew YOU as bsnt'.s
nnoes as yon ever ACKNOWLEDGEMENT hy us n, n,J
.o ~ 10 - 90 Pumps also, fIom 81 ~ 10 n 1870
nave on handthe handsomcst hest lot az r.,
,ss ever made which, we will sell cheap Say nom ss
Us o. And " we able 10 ft gentlens1 81
above ready made work why We will take yaur .n me
ana make you pair OF Boots. Pumps or shoes Z. ,I
'' 'ouS.- =, CREW HORNER
I'M ana Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
NOTICE

NOIlCE.
DURSUANT 10 Decree of the CircgH sprcri,, f,,.,
oiIaw and thaucery the County N Hanover pro.
nnhced on lhe llh DAY 20 April 1871, In the conSoi,
i'd causes ~ Richardson's admir- agans Rio harysnp ~,
nth,rs' anu ihoslps"n w. Pullm against John Richard
anl offers the UNDERSIGNED special commits.
Iour1se that icing couu day proceed 10 sell 10 tbs
nEncs 3'ucr about Ahkcy Negroes, consisting Of men
John Richardson. dec. " WV '''
rhH MS-So much viii be- required IN cash as will be
Nucieh % PAY the costs % sale and other
penses. tof me residue credit ~ months will be al
oTrhlhe pure hascr Evuf bond with uudoubted security
20 be approved uf by the commissioners ivy
WM n WINSTON
~ tds VIM a. WINSTON
~ pefsnns interested n tho estate Of John Rich
lrlson, dec ~ arc hereby notified 10 present Their ris
dny aWhrnC atcd lpnst pai wien by m,D 10 I,fs v,
Esq'r "a Richmond ior settlement w N W
ma ~ IN an.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

vi ssssp s1rposeiie be losa ssusil rati wssh with q
~ back silE Gesrt sns barrel s,l1 a.. ~ y,
~ .s,e losn Foesr. The wsish vas 1s,'s !,
~ matchmaker snd others aFe req1estsa A. 4. ~
"snIs Uncovered AZ the POwhsiaa House,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
GROCERIES AND Ftxruprs

GROCERIES AND FIXTURES.
- ,,.. At Auction.
=, On MONDAY MORNING Nav o,,h n, ioo,st..L -
Ia spaee, ne nag Decorating the place We se,ll Iii
$500 OF etoe-ry Establishment consisiiu1 OF .r
1870 liquors Lot ct Cotton Yarn Powi.r 80 a.,
stand Casks, Contents Al the .sme tine @s
mS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
FOR BALTIMORE

FOR BALTIMORE.
- The rexolsr packet ehooner ADEIINE sho,,
8 err having the rreaier par Of he, s.,
ens.Eed Will have Immediate dispatch Per frei.h,
=" tobacco apply on bOsrda Lesiers wharf
az nj r.,..,,. WIN RowLETr.
FOk EhEiGHT Oi CHA..TEH
.N Lds ss Or, ess, "a, ssps copper fastened brig
d. really foe freight or earter for any port Apply TO
~" S ;saslsr o" board,o''o u
FOR PIIiLADELPHiA.
k6N The paeke, schooner DRIVER, lanes Taylor
3xx& master, will be ready to load Fdisy. For
m@ JAS FISHER 4 SON.
FOR NEW YORK.
.SSN u, The resular packet schooner LYNcHBURG. H.
2xxk o,nord master. having the part OF her
n, cargo engaged will have dispatch. FoI freight or
mD JAMES FISHER 4 SON.
FOR BALTIMORE.
~ The schooner JOHN RowLETT, Tyler. mas.
8O rr now loading, will have all possible dSpaeh-
JAMES FISHER SON.
FOR BOSTON.
kSN The fine sehr PALM, Cro~eII, master, having
boxes or kess roSsess II ns nn ale few
peaeon be made to the Captain board at Pekett,s
FISHER a Son. only
FOR CHARLESTON.
.ESN The regular packet sehr THAMES, Asxorihy.
-sI.h, and an WI have quick dispatch For balance OF
having good apply The m n"a Ps an
board at Peketts wharf, OF to ""
m ~ WILLIAM RowLETT
FOR BOSTON.
kdN The packet schooner FORREST KING B,kc,
skxxe master having considerable part OF her err
,.i-.. .nksgeu, VIII have all possible despatch. For
"s ns +, or passage apply on board Slle
FOR SALEM, MASS
68N . Tie line sehr JAMES d SAMUEL C,p,,,,
W. scu having nearly all Of her cargo e.. can
hke afcw kegs or boxes OF tobacco N imm.,,i,,c
aPpnyinoh DC inade To the captain on board or 10
EDWIN FARRAR.
FOR LIVERPOOL
AN The eopPeIeI ship ROB ROY Cant Marsh
sxkS,o load at City Point For freight apriy -,
- Messrs l. stainbaek, Son a Co Pr,er.I,pp,gg
In I'LL CHARLES PALMER
FOR LONDON
Nh The elegant coppered ship GEN PAREIuII
HtX John e. Iiayt, master, load at City Point For
Heighi, apply 10
MI CHARLES PALMER
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E6N Theregular packet schooner LIE ADER S,mcrs
xkb asief having the greater pan OF her freight en-.
- gagged, will meet with dispatch For ha:sncc 80
freight al twenty hhds and three hundred nae s.yes To-
| oaceo, 10 complete her load, apply To
-. WILLIAM ROwLETT
mo Or JAMES FISHER SON
| FOR RENT.
| - Ana possession given immcdiaiely, the desira.
vtyU b'c House al present NV
| HlU on VAN street, square above ithe Banks For
M III THOMAS p VIAL.
SsO VESSELS WANTED. ,IN
\VE have freight four ve,,els Of IL. h,I >, zoo
| w eaeh--oastwise. " > " wv
M JAS q GEO WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
FOR RENT

IL House aud Store, on The Market Space. for
mtf1 rent now occupied by Mr. L. Jacobson. Irnmc.
haaiU date possession he had 10y applying al Mrs
~--1-nnsR. Pylr's Dry Goods Store. Main Il NH 6-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
WATCH l9ls

I IvERPoOL FILLED sAI.F-3,on - :
~ Liverpool hHed Salt, al low prics.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

Leesburs Lottery, No TO- Extra, for Friday morning -
Tickets 81. IS Nos-l2 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

~ ne City Of Richmond and county Of Hearfeo.
IA srue 0'two DEGREES of the Circuit superior Coutt
OF Law and chaneery for the county OF IIenrieo anu
~, NC hnond-ihe first pronoune ed the 2sh March
49, AMI the Hecondon the l6th February 1871 IN st,l
ohaneery theren depending between Giles w H. Hale
eh WIN The ilsnnexed Of Manuel Judah decd milf
,l Abraham block and Fanny J. his wife aud Hayes
isaac hes, the undersigned, the
imed VIII on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF June ne M oifr
,e a. public auction, to the highest Liler, the Real
'she ny The sad DEGREES directed cold bcIu. s,,
Undivided third parts Of the whole Real Estate In lie civ
"I richmond aud county OF enreo by the division of ne
estate 81 isaiih isaaes, made by Jacobs DaxI In
nsn sna .annnel MaIs on the 10Th ia, OF February 1876
srcd "a IA said DEGREES. allotted assigned 10 .,iJ
Abraham Block andFabny hts wifi. in I,s S,,.ls -
rrehb"dn the commissioners report flied In aid s,,lt
Ihe corner lo O. feet front street. called the in
~. ,nd the south part Of the bot to The Couniy
'ouH House, u feet; the Western oiety of lot ON The
corner OF ~ Streets aud the corner N, a, ~, I
streets aud the estate Of Abraham block being an estate
real estate. 49, W "' Shi'
named lot. - w" "'' "'s'
TBRMs-Credhof6, ~ aud ~ months will be allowed
me purchasers giving bonds with approved
money. IN InSrs ~
m2-iiawtds ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

Monongalia Lottery. Ne 81 for Friday, at p NJ Capi.
o. Nos-lU drawn We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
sHAKspERIAN soIREE
SI'KHI'I'O.N ~ OFFICE.
On SousrslsyH svIEss
Letall the world say whatthey can,
FOR selling prizes STATIONS The man

ForseIling priLesS tration's the
Leesbnrg Lottery, No ~ Tor TUESDAY al 70 O'clock C,ri
ials-l prize of s2.O1 fUO 1000 49, I22o 10 OF Ius
Tickets e.. IS nuInJers--ll drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
"oiNE FAsINA coLoGNE, FANCY

IeSn NJ Mater from the celebrated manuraeisry Of
hns1sh and French Extracts for the hapdL sIclic ,,
quality, great variety N 'e"eisi All OF best
Of cloth and shaving Brushes large assortment
supeIioL quality, shaving and toilet scans OF H. @
approved kinds, teher with many oher Z, ~ s iost
IN ,.eIseiiou Tor sale.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
MANSION HoUsIs e"AIss

gT,ur .,.,.., Main or street, n richmond VI,
I'uh subscriber can accommodate ons ~, a.,
bri aIge AIRY chambers, well calculated for eoni"t
- $500 ~. }ear Ten or twelve In this house IN
9e reserved specially for trat sent eompanv In,
y, que oolAr and hny ceuts The Mansion House ~ h.,
eu "a lie centre of business and * rs
-. hols anu steamboats, any IN the civ The ~
NHh their patronage. "'' VIZ" may iRNoI her
NANspN HOUSE, few doors below the p.n r.
'orhi ON the south eide Of or Main strset -
MARY sARyAY.
MANSION Housr.
IL me subscriber can accommodate ten or ,,r.r-.
more Day Boarders with good board ON sceom1oI.,,
an - MARY SARVAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

Virginia State IoiicTyro be drawn Alexandra coil,
Nay, 1871 Grand CAPITALS: sSOD, 25OD0, 300 hNu
2O uO pTizel Of slOO etc. Tickets ia halves o. quar-
ters 2 30. y 49,
~ For sale In all the usual variety II fortunate mum.
hers nt packages, shaTcs ~ packages single whole aud
shares, NJ ihe old established Fortunes Lounge and
prompt Pay Exchange Of TIIOs. u. WgGER,
A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

ut- g.ieinan residing Ilcnrco county liz de-iro1s
10 ucnase for his Farm, Ten LaboIers, consisting ol
f"ns wen AMI STOUT Boys i've of each. For a.
wchfeco'nmendcd for Character. health aud
(and - Hoped mono others will apply a liberal rice m
cish VIII be ah Those from the lower country viii h.,
preie,red Also, good Carpenter Is wanted Apply 10
nZl-m GEORGE r. (,RiiNp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24
HOYT q cos OFFICE.

GRANITE Corner. Richmond, Va.
There Va = 7ieLsf NJ HOYT's LUCKY COURT,
which, soon secured, leads on 70 tI-,- FoRruHR
Shdkspsars iuprOrsd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-24

a LII persons Indebted To the late firm Of Grab,r,
tlendednnE, are requested to make in,meIi,,e ~,
ep, 20 ue OF the respective sums due that firm ala,
a authorized 10 receive the debts due or 10 sei,ia :,
80 uuc nom y; WIN II. ARCHER. Any
ina IL and Trustee for Cral,a,n A 1I.,.t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

1iyi eaoagh.-The Boston Courier Ia Wing press,
~ friend Of Mr.. Webs,er) pronounces the Address,
S"ch emana,ed from meeting Of Wing members Of
'''ress, and which purported 10 be the unanimous
'gse Of The Wigs in that body, to be "of all Pol-
3. aocar:cnts we have seen, the most unseason
Eve N is appearance, and in doctrine The most dts.
s2'.fai 10 lis authors. II the mere e5uAtfton "
or end reaom; and although it has received the ap-
a'''on Of certain presses, We have never been able
lad an individual willing to adopt it as platform Of
zeal action What viii its author of Swallow
s-9-and the member. who adopted i,-and the press
Zen have received it with acclamation-and the
".;' Of RIchmnnd-aud the Clay Clique every
; o., say to this very complimentary notice of the
500 Courier Yet is the criticism all correct 1t is
. ;: dsgacefu. document-and the ''mere ebullition
u, 'oie and venom We advise the Wings to "drop
- 40! potato" as soon as possible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

TIE New York State Anti Slavery Society held
I. ~ Anniversary Meeting at Utica, on the i'tn
S~?-tt.5er The Convention is said TO have been nu-
7.ra4.ly attended --Alvan Stewart, President Among
,.-t Resolutions, they adopted the following:
kt That the liberty party has the strongest claims 10 me
n aaI support Of all tho friends of freedom; ana 'a all
e Tie bait-box ought To EXPIRE thar sympathy,
III ave support, h. vrting only for bclii,"hist'
R nit The Of aniis.reEy Efforts the nst year.
% nuial ncraulaiions solemn thanksgiving
s.. '..- .,,rn encouragement.
too That the rril by jury Law "f 10, we recognize
- q ta,a,i fugitive from slavery les hicr" ionni
f That slavery the District of Columbia, and the act
l ,:irs deliver ~ ,!s fugitive slave, We
Nh coming inter- petition Congress 10 Essiish'
ol NJ; for squalls then, at the next session Of Con
c'',s Tnr Fanatics Id on By Adams S!ade and Gran
&C., tSc., and supported by the Wing party Of tie
'-,'l, aud squad Of two Wings, from Virginia, &c,
,le attack on the 2Is, Rule Of the House. Mr.
aer told the people OF Amherst how the land lies,
: - are informed by the following paragraph from
@a Lynhbnrg Republican:
Gogeuor =r in his speech at Amherst Courthouse last
ly fact that only Nhis member 81 the
% q from the free States voted against re-
sta. 'silmmcd the dour against the Adolf
~ aud lj.t member had been formally read out OF
ts ing !urh by the Clay Clique The Goern also men
md If fact that every AboItinnist IN Congress IS
~ The Southern people will, ere lons iad out Who are
real.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

49, ~ 'N '''''' ''''" - '' 'fi.disaspoli, Journal.
"Think of h;ms (says the Ohio sta,esman) Why
we think that he has scattered The Wig party to the
four Of The earth, and that they Will soon De
hunting a new name Thnk OF John Tyler now
Why, we think better Of him than ever did before
and are pleased see that he is wnnowng The nc,
mocra,c Wings to himself and sending their fed.rai
brethren to the regions Of Clay, Some people think
that even Daniel Uehs.er will yet come out of MI n.y.
ler's winnowing mill real Virginia abstractlonis':-
Who knows"
The Columbus Statesman also says, /" We have let
and newspapers giving all sorts Of accounts oil re-
jocing of the Democracy of Ohio, the eceP,ion OF
veto No g The firing at mcConnelsvilie'
GAINESVILLE, and New Lisbon resolutions at Newark,
and an illumination al Frankfort in Ross county, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

Tie Plus ni;ra Of EurlesGse.-An indignation
n~eny has been held by the friends of Bella Badger,
fhIadelpha, to sympa,hize with the Prince OF the
F.,ayers, his rejection By the Senate OF the u s
'as Official account of The meeting represents i as
- l..ge and enthusiastic. They complain Of the
VA, S-n,,ogs who voted against him--and they adj
7afa-t aier "giving three cheers for Bella Badger!
ln?a!tnce and folly sscould no further 60
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01
10 TNE EDIT0R Or TIE ENQUIRER.


judge Abel p. UpShnr having received ~ appoint
men, IN the Cabinet, and It beng understood that he
intends 10 accept that appointment 50 soon NJ he can
mako arrangements that VIII authorize i, We have
every reason To believe that the Gu.y wl shortly de-
vova upnn the Governor Of this State Of appointing
Judre for The Third Judicial Circuit Of Virginia.
Now, The yrapre;y Of appointing some man TO th's
station who resides the Eastern shore, IS so OBVIOUS
and the justice If the thing is 50 manifest, that can
M, su.noe that the Governor fail 10 perceive tr
cnn,s. he cuaht 10 pursue How inconvenient and
how extensive would il be, if every time the peoPe OF
the Eastern shore stood in need Of ha5eas corpus an
;n;,nc,on. ne e,eat mandamus, or any other man
d.t,rr restraining or prahit.pry process they were
olyed 10 cross the chesapeake and hunt up western
,,r JUDGE in order 10 obtain III Admitting mat the
Governor should decide justice he must, That an
Eastern shorcman is To ill tie anticipated vacancy,
there j vet another question for his decision, VIZ whom
% apocinp La deciding this Question: his EHceiency
ail Of course endearnr to make choce OF Some one
those Ieral aainments Of such an order as 10 Ga-
IFS HIM 10 discharge IN proper manner Tie cu;s %
40 .,:;ou. whose disposition and temper too such
IS 10 insure dsniG-d and npa'Ia! course oil cohauc'
n the discharge Of his Official duties; ana last, th"Is"
oo least, no would prove p:ahc 10 the people, tor
who's, benefit le will be requisite 10 administer ihe
l,w and The Justice If the land teg leave 10 bring
- The consideration If hs ESctency, h:crs w Fisher,
Esq of Northampton county, Is gentleman possess
ma N an eminent degree all Tie foregoing Gaa.'tca-
inns Mr. Fisher is well known throughout The Sec
INN of country in which he pTac''scs, as sound las"
ysr gentleman Of fine talents aud .! great personal
,o,ulari,y This appointment, have ne doubt ':"uid
yo infinite satisfaction 10 large majority ct tie pen
ale Of tie circuit and prove al Tic same l'me niay
nv ..,,,,hi. - ,he BAR A LAWYER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

F,srrsy NEws-There vas spontaneous meeting
Of The Den o:rats Of Boston Oh Monday evening 70 ~
hnaa concentrations over the anima,ing news f:om
Mine and Vermont; Tie Boston Post thus notices
the immense concGGrse: ,
uF,n,L, GArmrgisG,-There vas very nice little
party olwo or three thousand Democrats IN State street
las, evening, joined by severn! hundred bunker iiiii
hoy. convened 10 interchange congratulations upon
ia ,esuIt of The recent elections. Several pertinent
,ssou.ions were offered for the consideration Of the
meeting by A. L. Cushing of This city which we're
elooueny supported By the mover, Mr. Wright, OF Ro1
burr. and Mr. Bancroft Of Boston, and finally adopted
nv acclanalion The Boston Brass Band OF Musicians
WIRE in attendance and the hours se.e passed delight
f.i.y'
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A!.N4SiCkS for 1912.

,ur vtrciSIi AND NORTH CAROLINA iLMAsACk,
rar tie year ls,a c.len;sd By D. Reharison q" lma
ecnu;r vi,snia, continuing y" r.i I've ra'. " ,
tr ou:s:ion Il Tie four srea divisions oil !he
shows Tue :. f'' Aug. ~
4 UCrI0N AND COMMISSION HotsE--The sub'fIibers
y respectfully their services 10 h. friends ana me pubic
~. NJ Nc.s Estate and I'll o;h-r kinds Of proper
,o H. -. r Fictuond Ru9EaT HILL 70,
y ~ R<oss ytrce: jr0Htag ,se GsQ Iassra.
...s aj-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01
DANIEL wEr.rEs.-Tte Secretary of State

ho' DANIEL WErsrEs.-Tte Secretary of State
.r'S4rl New York by the Philadelphia line to-day
'''o' and put up at the Astor House.
-, IN Y. Express, Sept. %.
We understand also, Mr.. Tyler will visit Virginia in
,' d1ys-as soon as his Cabinet is fully organized.
s nominees have accepted, except Judge Mclean.
MI he positively decline the War Department, Mr.
WA,ie IS spoken of for that oiIice-and Mcssrs.
e,I.'sey, Hob5e, &C., &c, for the Post Office. We
i. 70 assure the Public, that the Cabinet is de-
r., y Anti. Bank-but whatever be its bearings,
81 AF Chief Magistrate is determined to throw him
III. .?'n as ancen, principles, and d. 9hat he thinks
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"
4 4. tt,Il

Monday, ST'. y, 1S4I.
All the Voters of Pow hutan County, who are opposed
10 National Bank and in favor of reformation OF the
State Banks Of Virginia, requested 10 meet at the
Court House on Tie first Monday in October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01
S.r,Tf pIcUTS, MEETlN

STATE RIGHTS MEETING.
1.-THE State Rights Republicans of,he City OF Rich
mond and all who approve Of President Tylefs vetoes
Of the BANK of the u s. will please meet at the City
Hail. on Tuesday evening next, the 9th October at
o'clock.
"Freenen IT'S your Country calls.
slEnouch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

The Democratic State Central Committee OF Penn
sylvania in their Address of the 24th September,
press their utmost confidence in The triumph of The Re
publican Party on the 18th October They say "lnior
nation derived FROM the most authentic sources, SUCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

Stocks are down in New York. An injunction has
been served upon The Comn rcial Bans, If the city os
New York. under the authority of the Bark Com.nis
soners The doors of the Bank were closed the
18th for all business II is Safety Fund Bank. The
Bank it is believed has overrsded or loaned too large
an amount TO persons connected with lis mana cement
The stockholders are expected 10 Sustain severe
loss The last sales Of the stock al 4S per
The capital was 100000. The amount Of notes III
crcu ,atisn is estimated at from 100000 10 $l500G0
The New York Evening Post Of Monday evening
speaks Of ''ceran rumors ~ examnaion being made
hy The Commissioners into the affairs OF another OF our
banks which is supposed 10 be rather rickety. Tie
bills Of the Commercial Bank do not pass par al all
the banks us il has been stated. But, IS understood
arrangements will soon be made, by which they wall
AGAIN he received dcposiie at the banks.
The He.kmer County Bank has been robtcd Of So
OG0 by Teller and wo other conspira;ors TIC Teller
was traced to Abany-and the Postscript at letter
from Albany of Monday, P. NJ, lin ths n y. S"n)
says ,hat these honorable young gentlemen were over
taken and secured on the read toward Whitehall, be-
fare they had travelled twenty miles from their stopping
place on Sunday night, near Waterford. They are
boys in point age, the Oldest not -, the young
rs. about 10 The names OF the robbers are anson y
Brown Tobia. G. Green, and Charles g. Francisco
"Since the above was written, we have conversed
with gentleman who came down in the boat Mon
day night, and who informs that all the money was
recovered except a few dollars which the rogues had
spent in travelling.
The whole Banking System in the States must be
radically reformed The suspended Institutions 1--WE
mean those that are bankrupt) mrs resume specie
payments by wise concert and at as early day as is
practicable.
The Bank of the IT, S. is a wreck. Never since The
days of the Sou; Sea aud the Mississippi bubbles, has
so memorable and djscraceful failure occurred Bick
nells Philadelphia Reporter of Thursday, quotes The
stock at 81 bid and asked, on the loJ dollars.
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INT
-,.r,opccs this article remained stairway "'
IN, lat ., 10 day. Inspections vey small, and demand si
FLcrG-sG -.
HuE.1-!l5 II IN Cts
Coasts cents.
0ars-41a II Cts.
s,1r-!Jl by the cargo and = in stoTa.
Avn FOR SAIL sell Tract of Land. !! ns
within ,trre G;rarters g. .a- Halifax Court ii",r u
,ortains nine landed thousand acrr ab"n "he hu
ir tie enclosed, and seeded Ia cover Hhn
o;t,r r-ass except The portion n cultivation the ftr"
he dwelling House excellent Their ere '"o o'.S
!, ,hc y,d rooi Stables Tobacco Barns. and Ss4 i's
.m,,hte fr ,he ace nmodaon os.f i.aiy hf Efh.s
o,brr ottposr> Il rsrarSaa, 3eii "aeisd ~"
siiua''i, -. -. MOSES rALaEE.
Ike 10 Show 'nem '''"e' i1-wsnf
...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

ROANOKE NAvIeiTI0S CjMPASY.-IEc ann al meet.
- IN. Of The karnSr Navigation Company At
Wedcn " C., Oh MONDAY, tie eth das Of November rr,
A. jOiSER.
Dct.l
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The Albany Journal (Whig) says, that Mr.. Gran
ger resigned, because Mr.. Tyler pu his veto on his
ruthless system of prescription. TIE Baltimore Re-
publican hints, that SIR Ewing was dissatisfied, be-
cause "hc could not get Mr.. Selden the treasurer
turned out
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WANTED immediately, ~ ~. Engineer Department, for
w Notifications ~ Hampton Roads
One haadr,d able bodita Lab3re5s.