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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
n DUNLOP, MONCURE & 90
sALr: OF land NEAR RICinoxp

SALE OF LAND NEAR RICHMOND
I'htsunsrfiHer having more lad ttan can profit.
80 mauass wita ms present force Offers TOR sale
por"uO The pr ~ ufs 20 H. rho 1wcr section his
p'c.et' ann ognainn about IS a'-c1 Toe WhCle Of
ias Land be subs lr ally enclosed ami with The eErcron
81 about <reres O: low vet 'aui - ufthe highest
improvement u lice iu nearly triangular pc and il
sviet - two branches, into three f-s " nearly
'ineug' Two ~ le fields are now vel set In limo
my aEi 'l1Ter and the ird lsr ne crop u Corn
" 1"' privately soi b"ioT- fEIUAI th. 18Th OF No, m.
Der will positively he snlf auction on thai iav AZ l.
uC'neE. nr-u. n IIIRSEp
g -(sytts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Drawing Of the GenrKstuwn Class ~.
u II - 60 . rs . 81 o . 80 ~ "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
EnU RENT

The James River anr ~ niwha Company will
G-s rent out fot the ensuing year, the Houses and
s,si1 Ground a. the Od Lnczs, formerly the property
-ES-ls- NJ cart James Richie The HIuscs are n 70, 4
order ani the ground - well adapted % gardening puTpo
furtcrus, &c apply ITO R,CU'D REINE,
10 c2Ntt sup't Re - ans Canal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

IA The upper tenomcn' 81 the brick row on
five street, between 9th and 9Th streets present
hsSsn cupied hy Mr David NJ Branch. Posscasion given
1T January next Also, the Tobacco Factory
known - hndrIson's Factory virginia street and OBJ
posie Nj Archibald Thomas Ware lIouAe.
&C 1T rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

c mi. l.
,l'lis sentences, ru1 otter s~t risrss r,,I
Nl suow d Er-... GeTmSo.' ' Flse eompS,srs
We '"s'l'"d OR Congregational and CfupSb
rector iuc sra Nu.ir,. In.tftatc '''Pe' and Di
- NOTICES or THE WORK.
r ''iy .rr. ri @ 'sr nI1fr1 rrs al t5r ot ~
o., .-e .6s .'5 ar. e, and ils Whole
.n . -rrcgr. ..r schools ami ,o,,,'y .onelse, q.
,. g.. i'. nu DAILY A yertrscr S' @"'
t''H.' .hs.uI..'i.n 1f this gBrK We Eel .,-e -.
VIII "f n" lrts. ryara off me 1rbFg a., .s uen
ls' l,,sl.s' 'e.ns himself skul PERFORMER me.
'.-u q, ''.'ra gnH' composer, p1ssrssin, 80, s
y P5-,. '''u'nlion.-Bo'ton Morn.
I-.. sgrs go eminent degree will tend Fl, .r.,,,.
.u.t-sf,r OF pt,r .' ,naracier' and ADVANCE The
y1rrrs max NJ .r t.. tt.c with the RAPED al
II son rf,.r ''' "'' reference TO the Sanetusry-
we sc SATISFIED ha his is hs best work ever publish
F.nsrsy prrss1rs fue book that We feei ssris 80.
, .i 'o., l,ri will Introduce t into the ehoirs
.,i,5 NDL< ~ o.. ..t.r receive the appreciation OF our
ta work -o Colony aar ry ilS Ti' of'' stan.
a, " sc ,.' I.gi aH. Ign" which mght be called In.
~ MusIca lnsru.r COLLECTION, VIZ expect, viuh. a..
~. u. -. w.. ..L ll' prevailing sweeiness OF he
ns m1y iu1.s ny cur own ciisr s,ila.
~. new volume Of muri. has,sssved IN. bt.h..,..
..r 'I'W .l'~' learned in he Sc ence; and 49,.
. us ..'i .'t.rl > .H.fs ~ has gwen areat
wv I@ '...Nf I- professor Of i1ue t,t.r
1880 VI 'n'nF' "u DO enough fo stamp the vorE az
,N.,Ni.' W. common Dr. fu me affcrpuu ~ m, 1,,5
IVY n 'I .t.H.u' uh'srinE ofthe rpo.f ,r.il.at
.t,.ll. H. on muse now punlishci-Univsrsansf ,SS
NOTICE re1snsrs, Ctort,tcrs. ,pd an o,,., D.,,.,.
i ''s., az invited % call and examine tbs ysoTE
n, ls a MADDOX
BIns Square.
" ~. FFEf. A ot Of The best qlsity-,ss,
p, ~ GRErTER a PEAKE,
pkINCtPE sEGARs -l2Uo G.nuins s.
" IA brands sie-fary
"'Lli''.s a HAxALL
SOAR AND CANDLES
- IlI rrHcs -oap
81 DO Tt.Ow Candles
-
r5u WADE W woOLDRIpeE.
doors below tie Bsn
CHAIRS, CHAIRS.
81 received per schr seward ot II very ems.
TOR y re ey' Maple Chairs u various psuerns pT.
ees TO suit the umcs, by
JOHN TURPIN
DC doors bsov tbs Exchange B.ak
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
VAIL AND WINTER GOODS
- ECElVEp 10y the Manchester ani Richmond pir kct-
N from Nrw Ypfk-aSup'r Wool dyed Black AMI Fanr,
Cord Cloths 1uI CasHucTcg
Ric' Ernb'1 Velvet Shtwlg and ScnrfI
hcfiuU, Thihrt aud grochr do
Mantlll4 aul Rich Plush Points
Emb'd Chcnr Printed anil Plain Mousin dc LANES
MiGuinc Biuo 30. PLAIN and fEt
Welsh aud otoer Panncls, cheap
Ladies rilk Cotton fud WOrstcd Hose
Super Kid and Thibct DO
and prices.
Rich Furniture dp
Wnplcn aud Wprdci Hose. ftr servants
hatincfs, Kentucky leans and Krraeya
Wnr .fc Dau1aF, Tor turaina and Muslin
Dunn Point uui Bet blankets
Win variety NJ other Goods, forming ri-h anil rar,
assortment, tor tic Ecssrn.
no iG VALENTINE. HRgEDES A GO
DOTATOEs- have a small cargo Of 6r.f gp,l.ty
MERGERS II Pickcts wharf, whch viii be sold in ot,
70 suit purchasers. JAS FISHER a son
noH
sT.CROIX Porto aICO sUgAu.
TEA AND MOLAssEs.
II ANDlNg this day.
II ~ hnds - Cr1ix sugar
20 DO Porto Rico do
lOhsfchcss young Tyson Tea
~ Do do Imperial do
~ ljlb boxes Gunpowdor do
~ oh d1 DO
W hhds Porto Rico Molasses, Tor sale by
DO JAMES 6EoRGg WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
SALES
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN Gooc1t,Sn
= y

w ay Morning Nov lsih Al Iot O'Clock preess-
yn ront Of our -totc, opposite the Belir.v.r - .e.n
sell wiout reserve, all the tgh title and NJ g.. "a I
= smith, In and IN attract Ut LAID originality h.,n. -
ue r'N" ~ Ezabeth SDih Inc a., ,r,.,.,
consists OF hsui Is arte- OF Wool Land hehi nv -;
Oh a. nsir snt i-tthufeS To- fee Sunni, 49, ~ sN'
1I 1,.,cr u Geo. W. Goo,ic, Esq Trus,e.
nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
NIGHT SALES.

NIGHT SALES.
Ne vii sell This Evening Al o'clock. Watches. Jewel
r. q 'ruan silver Ware. PEI funnel Sosps RE-. D.
KNIVES Needles, vauey Of Toys Fancy seals Se. 'sl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

. Pokomoke River LI,ety, Clsss Ia1-To Le s,,,, -,
,m,nzt9n Del NOV. ~ Cs,stas sou. 800 I-I I,u1
20 N"s.ll drawn ballots Whole Tickets tl-sb.,.s 4,
pToporiion. "''A +"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
SALES Az AUCTION.
BY lNLOEs & BROTHER
AT AUCTION.

10 FAMiiiiS. HOTEL KEEPERs nEALFRa &c.
SUPERIOR ASSORE AENr OF
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEESswaRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
CARINET-MAKEps

CABlNET-MAKERS TOOLS.
hrse anf complete assortment ofTools belonging IN
~. Isaac OF CAP ne, Maker lately deceased Also sew.
'rh .u1crior Leather Trunks and sadiles "' Ne'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

n pm ~ = .NU ZEN EHAL AGENT
80 f,s,,, u,'e generally in town country "a
y 'LLtIIt'h AND GENERAI. AGENT o. ~, Us
produce 81 every kind, Hiring Gu. NeEres OF
ses, selling Pro eIty,Nc ''N''iS hOu-
= L. intends 10 devote his sole attention 10 IN. 49,
business sni socIts share II public paTonsys.
VIZ may ilvour htn With their business mar II $50
uleu 10 Win hcelity aud despatch he nv -
onl ~ NE house OF dcssr=. Iuoes & Brober Sn,ro
favrEs. 0''- VIII F'ease send their
as ~, 70 W% c Crane Co, WORKMAN ia, Win.
~ FrIpirer ~ - q no3d&c2g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

"A We wish Ia rent 10 lst August next, that very
finn eommodous House. at present occupied by vi,
hSrI Boyd situated on 9th street, between the Dwell
---s--~-lng Houses Of Mr. Fry aud Mr. Bransfprd tn.
iouFr h's"Nery convenience for the comfortable accom-
nOiaiion Of large family.
i9-if WILLIAMS d HANAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Drawing Of the school Fund, Cia.s ios.
90 al 81 q ~ IS "a - ~ - - a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
vALCAuLnn rs,h.A,XE.sANp ornnn PNo.

PEhrN ron SALE
Nv virtue uih Decd of Trust. rEsrufef Nv John Han o.
- nN 'r certain nurnH-rs herein urufunsf lf "a.
cor. Dol iuc trfSs oI.r .f tHs County I'arf rf 49,
an. We sha.l ON MuNuAN,fHe t1i tiy1f N1vrHbrr M r.
on le plantation called Dover n thu rrruy of t! tI,l
belonging '' Zoe slI John UetT. nffrt for e, 10 . rt
=, n.'gef Tor each, between f0v anf aNfy vsIpf5I.
SlN'b- -uN n fhr aur ttmr snI ra-H ar va me ss1
terms a the Hoses Mules Farming Ifarsi.a ael s.grk
~ every description nu .HC r1iI PLANTATION
lANES WftkWANJ
JOHN 4 MEREnITU I lfuSseS
IERNs-NN SUNS over e.. Tor me stock. plantation
l'n,.'' q 80 hc 'u a credit oft SIC mrrfhs will ap.
lfcFcU ru.uIaHI paper oe ff -s,+.I.'
M TIE above safe, which hal been r1strops.i AL m.
aIl orinnCr Is hhHi fur IH- l1f NOVEMBER bal .,rs.
glen.e o' flc expected ARRIVAL r Va john Helm nv.
sic VII, al events, iasr p't-e 90 fHa fay gs 17-y
uFPp-TPpNENENT.-T sale Of tb, Pi,,,,,i,,
,l.,i nuNtN. In Iroruaui county is ,.'gs mt,
NG"Nh0pNA. o.. -4i.I Instant when u viii posryry he
~ aswc.i az tIs Nrgruts stock &c ~ w
UH more Ina1 u ntanic that - ~ a}nWO 81 us mir
'h''' money Tor puvrr can oe arrsr -i r ,, tt Nv.
amNunf '-''N i,tiN ',tprtt
&C S-did ''''' MIN
10 IN g above sale, vhrh lat Been povpons
-'la ~ ucoOer,ts tNct for The q Of NOVFH ufo TIE
"wi- Nh syoats take place. --.sHEK, shea
cc2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

"a FOR RENT, ant possession gwen ~,
Gssgs January III" House. at the ~ and Sth
Hfci.3 I'eets 81 present occupied by DIR Eupio. The
hous" has r.cen ly been repairc IL In a tie
srah!e nei:hhoihOod Possession may be haiths let OF
November For terms apply
RICHARD HILL JR. q 90.
oc lJ u over the EnuILI er Onira
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
81 n b pICKINsON-

MULA RIO GIRL.
VIII he sold this MORNING al II o'cITrE ,r;L., ~,
"T Sea'soi age she IS an excellent house scivsat
no 70 r DICKINSON 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
For RENT

FOX KENT,
fsSyl Avery comfortable Dwelling House. In retir-
Gsis S sey part of the city Possession give" 'mm'd
no 10 ,r2w Il ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
FOR RENT.

|sssW Three Sores under the Exchange Hotel
49, seH-tf FRY A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

IOIN 7 iii y DLIsI n 4,
rIE The regular packet schT JOHN SrULI, Teal.
sfI mlscr having part Of her cargo engaged. aud
--'I- will meet will, dispatch. For balance freshi,
al passage having good accommodations apply TO the
asier on board at Testers wharf TO
WILLIAM ROwLETT, or
no u JNNE< FISHER 4 son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
PLASTER.
nHEI & MoRLING.

GOO TONS Lump Plaster
poo san ucTccs Ground DO deliverable on the Basin
Bank-for sale. no - BOYD, EDMOND e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

- Four Rooms "vcf the store Of the subso riber
|it@M suitable or q small Family, for Offices and
'sntH lodguy rooms Also, n Kitchen for rent Pos
- - session gwen Immediately.
JOHN GAYNOR,
20 I'LL door above the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

200 900 go ioprizes or5go Is ofen 40 orIOo etc
= 70 - drawn NJ " LErurngc Room Frit.y Eysn,.
D Tci"ck.-'5 hos y drawn. nrse,s-ei "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE

IsAbl'L-l- A-HtS II = MESS f1OHSE
vii be s5ll o. SATURDAY :. .rrirE AZ lCI O'Clock
hrst taie Saite ani Harness Horse
nol- Ri DICKINSON au-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
J. G. GREGORY q CO.
MANA & EI;s:

- <lu y 600 900 y przcs Ginr n of3oo 80 ofl0l.
- u. received t'di: hornilg-75 Nos IL ira~n. lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
Tho resolutions are tLc f,llowino

The resolutions arc The tDIioWln0
Rcsoircd, By the Senate ard House # Deiegatss,
That the Governor ofthis Commonwe ah b. requested
10 appoint such individuals Directors Of the Bank OF
Virginia will vote against the re election of John
Brooke Through as President of said Bank.
Rcsoired, by The Senatean House Of Delegates, That
the proxies representing the stock held in the Bank Of
Virginia by the Commonwealth, by the Board Of Pub
lie Works, and by the Literary Fund, be instructed to
vote for no individuals Directors of said Bank, who
are favourable to the reelection of the present Pres
dent
Mr.. Gregorys Substitute.
:2csotrcd byMe House Of Delegates, That it is inex
ped,ent tiat Doctor John Brockenbrough should he
appointed President of the Bank of Virginia. and thai,
those persons representing the interest Of the State
said Bank be requested TO vote against HIM for that
office.
A motion was made by Mr.. SMITH Of Isle Of Wight,
to amend the said substitute by striking out all after the
word Resolved, and inserting, in lieu Thereof, the TO-
lowing: "That the power of the State, in the appoint
ment Of Directors ofthe Bank of Virginia, ought TO be
so exercised prevent the reelection of the present
President thereof"
Thereupon, motion was made BY Mr.. RoBERTsoS,
that the further consideration of the said resolutions
AMI amendments be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. SrEPHESsoS of Tyler re Piled to Mr.. Robertson
and the debate was, motion Of Mr. BAyLY adjourned
until tomorrow morning at II o'clock
The Senate announced that they had appointed a
Committee 10 act jointly with Committee Of the House
Of Delegates 10 examine into and repor, the condition
of the Banks in which they asked the concurrence of
the House
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SENATE.
Thursday, January Z, 1910
BILI,S PASSED.

Mr. AsDERsos reported bill amending act autho-
rzng Jesse Sturm erect dam the Yves, fork
of The Monongalia river in the county of Harrison
Mr. LSoxs-A bill providing for a temporary loan to
mce' the deficiency in the Treasury.
MIR ASDEGsoS-A bill authorizing Thomas Enges
to erect toll bridge across New Rver-whch was
laid the table.
On motion al Mr.. LyoSs,
The bill concerning Grand Juries mpannelled in the
Hastings Court of The city Of Richmond was taken up
and passed
On motion of MIR. PEYroS,
The bill concerning the Clerks of the Circuit Su-
perIo Courts Of Law and Chancery, taken up and
passed
The following resolution, which laid the table
some days since, was taken up and adopted:
Res0tred, That Committee be appointed to examine
jointly with Committee from the House of Delegates
into the condition Of the Bank of Virginia, the Far
mers Bank Of Virginia. and the Branch of the Ex-
change Bank Of Virginia located in the city of Rich
mond.
Whereupon, the Speaker announced the following
Committee:
Mrssrs. Lyons Smith, Garter, Scott, Conrad Thomp-
son and Gond.
Mr. ATKINSON reported bills divorcing William Pru-
der fforn his wife, Louisa; also, dryorcing Bryant
ilawles from his wife, Rachael-whlcl motion Of
Mr.. BAPTIST laid the table.
On motion Of MIR. BouLDIs,
The Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
Friday, Jan. 9Th, ls4l.

Mr.. TuoMpsos reported bill authorizing separate
elections in the counties of kanawha, Caroline and Isle
| of Wight.
| On motion of MIR. ATKINSON, the following resolution
taken up and rejected.
Rtsorcd by The S1aate anil House Of Dclegates That
the Judges Of the General Court, and Of the Court Of
Appeals be requested 10 report to each annual session
vi the General Assembly such defects and d,screpan.
cics III the laws OF this Common wealth may from
time 10 time come 10 their knowledge.
Ayes and Noes being ordered, motion Of Mr..
LYoss, the question decided in the ncgave-Ayes
:, Noes ~.
On motion Of Mr. Lso>s, the resolution fixing Mon
day the 18th instant for the election Of L. S Senator
was taken up
Mr.. CooKE proposed an amendment, fixing Wednes
day. Goth nst 10 elect Senator to supply the vacancy
which will be occasioned by the expiration of the
of service of VIM. II. Roane, ESQ., from and after the
4th day of March, 1871, which was negatved-Aycs
| u, Nays II.
| Mr. Lyons proposed The following amendment:
Str ke out after the word son and insert. Tuesday
the i2th INST by joint vote with the Senate 10 the cleo
ton of Senator Of the l. s.. 10 supply the vacancy
occasloned by the expiration Of the term Of service OF
VIM. C. Rives, Esq, and on Wednesday, The 18Th ms,
10 the election Of Senator Of the u : 10 supply the
vacancy which will be occasoned By the expiration 81
the term of service Of VIM. II. Roane, Esq, which
ne ya.ivcd-Ayes IA, Nays Is, follows:
7yes-Messrs. Campbell, Thornton, Jr., Cooke,
Peyton, Bonduran, Gusts, Conrad Preston, Lyons,
Carter, Woodhouse, Fontane, McIhaney, Ander-
son-l4.
.Noes-Messrs. Nash. (Speaker,) Hunton, Carson,
Wiley, Atkinson, Baptist, Piper. Bouldin, Dyer,
Mofett, Bland, NlcNlnlen, Scott, Tod, Thompson-l3.
MIR. Lyons proposed further to amend the resolution
By striking out Monday the 18th, and inserting Thurs
day the 18th inst, which was rcjected-Ayes >, Noes
~, as follows:
.7yes-Alessrs. Campbell, Peyton, Bondurant, Con-
rad, Preston, Dyer, Lyons Fontane, Andcrson-9.
.Noes-Alessrs. Nash, (SpcakerD Thornton, Jr,
Cooke nunton, Carson, Wiley, Atkinson, BAPTIST,
Gusts, Piper, Bouldin, Carter, Moffcu Bland, Me
Mullen, Woodhouse, Scott, Tod, McIlhaney, Thomp
son-20
The question then taken upon the resolution and
it decided unanimously in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr.. WILEY,
The Senate adiournrd
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Eridnn. .IHnMarN :.

The Senate announced that they had passed the bills
entied-An act to amend the act entitled an act an
horsinc Alexander H. Crcel TO establish ferry acros
The Ohio riyer-And an act TO amend the act entitled
An act authorship Jesse Sturm 10 erect dam acros
the west fork of Monongalia river, in the county o
Harrison.
They further announced that they had passed the
BILL entitled An act concerning the Clerks OF the Cr
cuit SUPERIOR Courts Of Law and Chancery-And ar
act concerning Grand Jurcs in the Hastings Court o
The CITY of Richmond, with amendments, IN which
they requested the concurrence OF the House Of Deie
gates.
The amendments were agreed to.
Mr. CuuTcuFIELD, frcin the Committee OF Roads ant
Internal Navgauon reported bill to authorize the IN
dividual stockholders of the BrandonvlIe, kingw"od
and Evansville Turnpike Company, TO transfer then
stock 10 the Board of Public Works certain condi
tons with n resolution recommending the rejection %
the same also a report the cxpedlency Of amending
The road law, far il is applicable TO The county
Henrco.
Elections presented report upon the petition of Elisha
Melton, contesng the election Of Joseph L'pscomb
the delegate returned from The county Of Louisa which
on his motion was ordered to be laid upon the table
and be printed.
Mr. MAY presented report from the Committee fo
Courts Of Justice the resolution IN relation to The
taking of dispositions Of witnesses living out OF th'
county, and the following bills:
A bill authorizing the sale of certain real estate be
longing to Thomas May and wife;
A bill releasing 10 James and BENJAMIN Castlemar
the Commonweal,h's right TO certain lands there'r
mentioned;
A bill concerning indeterminate leases;
A bill amending the act concerning frauds and per
juries; l.,
bill concerning the Courts of Appeals; and oil
concerning securities of constables.
NJ noe,,x from the Committee Of Finance, pre-
sened bin TO change the time Of accounting for the
coIIact;on of moor rates ana county leVVs.
Mr.. Cox from the Committee on the Pen'ten'iary
presented report in the casc OF Alfred Lewis
BANK or VIRGINIA
We find on looking through orr notes that we could
not do even Justice TO The Speakers this case, by
uresentine al abstract of their speeches. We there
fire intend, the matter has excited the utmost ut
tention throughout the Commonwealth TO give full
report of the speeches.
The resolutions, submitted on the fourth Instant by
Mr. Stephenson Of Tyler, together with the substitute
thereto proposed by Dir. Gregory, were taken up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
AIANAMA-Ir ue,

ALADAhA-Jrue.
Extract Of letter from Greensborough, Ala, Dec 25
Il feel no little pride that Alabama has walked in
see yrtuous footsteps of her elder sister, (Virgnia
ma erspsng the seductions by which she has been
a'aed BY the arts Of Federalism she has not fatered
OF turned aside from the path of political rectitude
nor sa she Her Republican are as firm as her
Has-and the principles they have proclaimed, in no
ssa,yoca voice, will be as enduring as her plains.
I'VE have just held Democratic State Convention
al 'ae purpose Of nominating Democratic candidate
70. 70. Governor, to be run at the next election Al.
'h'ngh the pames of several gentlemen have been
mentioned for that high and honorable Office, the choice
= Tue Convention fell with great unanmity Col.
hse'oTs-a gentleman of highly respectable talents
ann Of hrm and underwriting Republicanism The Sc.
. zion was in every respect good one for not
saarse can be made against him as politician or
".aa mat can affect him personally-all admit his pri
is.e worh-and those who do not agree with him po-
maes.'y' say better selection could not have been
r"s tbs nomination has brought despair upon the
FEDERAL host of Alahama-and do what they NAV, he
"a'' and will be trumpban,ly elected"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-09
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.

John A. Parker, Collector, 1appahannock Va, vice
Robert S. Garrett, decd
SurrfHJrs
Jacob P. De Forrest, ST. Louis, Mo-, vice Nathan
Ranney, resigned.
Ebenezcr il. Stacy, Gloucester, Mass, vice John
NJ. Moriarty, resigned
Ezekiel Foster, Eastport, Me-, ycc Charles Pew,
whose commission expired on the 9Th Dec, $40.
LAND OFFICERS.
ErgiSttrs.
James NlcKissack, Fayetteville, Ark, from .etn
Dec 1870 when his lat commission expired.
Lewis Is. Tully, Batesville Ark vice Thomas John
son, resigned
John Gardner, Winamac, Ia, vice Edw'd A. Hanne
gan, resigned.
John V. Inge-so. Mineral Point, Wisconsin, vice
John 7. Sheldon, removed.
Enos Lowe, Burlington, Iowa, vice A. c. Dodge, re-
signed.
Cesairc Delahoussayc, opelousas, La, vice Robert
y. Eclly resigned.
Lewis b. NlcCarty, Demopolis, Ala, vice Thomas
RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC MONEY
Thomas Scott, Vmcennes Ia, vice John Law, re-
signed.
Samuel Merry, ST. Louis, Mo, from 23d Dec, lSio
when his late commission expired.
VIM. G. Crawley, Augusta, Mi, Vice A. II. Hall,
resigned
Samuel Crawford Kaskaka, H., Vice Edward
Humphreys, dec.
FL jah II. Go-dy, ST. Stephens, Ala, vice Theodore
J. Wilkinson, deceased.
Lunsford r. Noel, Danvil!e, Ill, vice Stenson H.
Anderson declined.
James II. Elliott, Winamac, Ia, vice Jesse Jackson,
deceased.
Paschall Bequelie, Mineral Point, Wis, vice David
W; Jones, r e, c, :, v:oo vu:..
Thomas Womack, Greensburg, La, VICE William
hickman, resigned.
The Chcvuer Joachim Cesar de Firanieree Morao
was received by the President the ii instant and
presented his letters crcdentia Minister Rcslccn. OF
Portugal near the United States.
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VALUABLE MAIN ST. PROPERTY, .aae:ion.-on Wednes
day. 18th January lel at O'Clock in the afternoon We sa
anction the PREMISES those substantial three
brick bindings, the Northwest Of & 10th ST. nearly
opposite the Banks belonging the estate Of Robert Gcenhow
&c. Attached each tenement, brick Kitchen and ser
wants rooms and paved yard, with h. dan furnishing
upplv fresh These buildings situated IN
hgh and airy portion Of The city contiguous t. a pto square
neiehbolood, plainly Indicate
that Of the city gradually hn steadily growing in
tat direction. opportunity for and profitable in
ves,m of capita, is se!dum fired
ir cash. bilance three equal annual install
menrs bearing Bonds with npprov security will be
pUued the the last
mens By order Of Rob,. Greenhow, Exc ator:
WILLIAMS e. HAXALL, .9ucs.
Jane 15-tds
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IIarl.,n1PS,

Married, the 18th Of December by the Rev. A. Mcdowell,
Mr. FEEpEecs A. Wooo,oS, Of Hanover 10 Miss ELiz.BETH
ELLIS, al Iicnrico.
Married. the 10th Of December, by The same, Mr. TEomA.
TuLgs Miss MADDOX, both Of Hanover county.
Married the Mr. JMfs H. esLrLocr,
of lIrnr.co To Mis- = tAurnoRS at Han vrr.
Iarrd ON the 18th II mbcr y the Dr. lrcius IT,
ruons Of enrieo Miss MAhrH. 6. BRowS Of Hanover
Married on the 3 December, by the Rev. A. Pollock, VIZ
BLr p,coma Esq, Miss MARY ASK TEowER-all OF this