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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
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MARRIAGE or LOED JoHE RUSSELL We learn
from an unfussaonlbc source, fsays the London
ienidD that The noble Secretary Of the Cor,1i,s
WI shortly iead to the hyuenrd altar Lady Fanny
E..iD, second daughter Of the Earl and Comics n
VI MO. Inc ceremony viii he peff rmed AT the
close Of the present season. The noble ord H. I5
ms 4Sh year, 'nd has been previously rnarrisJ In
$50 y Lady RDb.esdale, who died in Nyyem5rr
-, itsa'ln- son and daughter by his lOrJship
Lady Fanny Is IN her 2G.h year.
tbs RoIAL HICHSEss PsHcE ALBERT.-Tbs
hoInhs herad states lhot 10 d. fully arranged tb
MS Royli lllgHness Prince Albert will v,,,, b..
connexions 10 Germ ny this summer. noigitlst,rd.
ing the contradictions Of the government rriprs an.
t,ient.y on uJihou.y, 20 tHs contrary. f. i'd. .,rl
TVS I'oya. llshness yslI viii not exceed month
Tue ltuEEN AND PRwezss RorAt.-ws feel
Wy E,S'',,' l.s'aufe, snys the Observer. i. t,st.,
| l1'' ins ,tlscn enjoys most excellent fs,f.t III
'pul'.-lhe ve'y important event he, .., '',1
accDushsmehi nay be expected 90 the end %, ~ :
/ ',hDsr' % cary in the month Of Os,o5sr. pr,
/ N's't contrary 10 the rurIofs that hive Bsso go.
s,l'.I'y spread Tor many weeks, has lcso. ,,l
'l We pTcsen. time in the enjoyment a. H.
pest heath. The Princess Roy,I NJ, ,.. VI .h.
U y mas beautiful blue eyes, which are r,,r,'..' %
u.,',sIhS when size niles, and is al,o,stls, ,,.
lovely intact. 7''''' mos.
Joseph Bonap'ue arrived az Gen,, nj, ,r, Gel.
~ U'o h'0ernn, with his suite, compo,sj M Iz
| persons " W o."
mISi'rERiAL CHaNcE7.-says the .,r5,, s,,,
az 'he 9sc Of tHc sessions it ig upjsy-f,i az ~"
Hon. Ed Stanley " % vlols the p,., n WAY w,
80 20 We treasury IN which be- wI.I..i.
,oi'O ~ -; De MHrchlut, Esq, or the L,.rd !,
voc. Mf ). Parker, VI. r. Tor Sb,gisti ,., W .
We .oras o. The treasury, will IKE rbs LIZ, o ,f
t,'Io Fsf' E.1 as secretary To The ad,,y,.,,,
!. ~. ,.-ei, Hr H. Gordon, NJ. r. for WinIsor
W. once OF financial secretary TO the t,s,,,,,
'-i.y 'n 'nc number Of the lords Of the t,e,y,,,,
.,,us ooc'sloned. Some other changes are. We ~,
. con- emp aied, which include the Hon r Sc
u .oys introduction TO higher post I'M A., 80. ,..
= | u,on'. Anol9er government paper add, .sv,,.
y onIonses, Oesl19s those VIC recently announced d,
d take place az The close oflhe session 49, "
n or, VIC believe We may inc ude Mr Sbisrs s5 Wv
Il ment TO the office Of Judge advocate. ,s sp,n
y SIr George Grey, VINO will have an s,,o,.,.N
e with seat In the Cabinet Tn, 3D., "tyo",,meI
j. will succeed Mr. She as vice presidso, ~ ,i' y,
e board Of tiSde. The Office Of under ss.,,,,. VI
- state for the hons department will he FiiaJy Z
e Lord Seymour, now secretary 10 the board 81 o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
|iEEkiNG NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL,
Correspondence ofthe Baltimore PanIo,.
IL.

WAsuIssros, July 18th, isIi.
ihe wings OF the House OF Representative. con-
'inue IN their noble course. They are ,v.rv a..
challenging the respect Of the country, Nv tbeir T.;
uus'fy, their concert, aud that ,rumphant su.e.,.
winch cannot fail to result from diligence and
H"'on' The passage Of the Loan Bill has bee,
o"'meu ny mat OF the Navy Pension A pprop,i,.
wv" on-and tins days work wls not eomn,.,.
u"'' Tue naval Armament Bill was BROUGHT On, or
o'"'''ee, AM made ready for decisive action in m.
'iou'e. Tins is doing business in the prone, man.
ner. 1922 man
The Loco Focos OF the Senate still ,.r.;.,
ayns 'hH progress OF the Bank Bill in that rod, H.,
' ,w, hainnsues IN oil sorts of meDdn,,n,,
non they will be pleased TO give I'M ~; ~ Us
game, no one can tell. Ii will probably in., 's
~ Ihe least' MIR Graham OF N. &. who il onnos.H
w 'uo treasury project, and Mr.. Rives have ps,,,J
Lnu zone home for a few days, expecting to bc
o'.h before the hnal vote is taken ~
plan OF compromise is Ia k,d oc which :, :,
ueeved, VIII reconcile ali differences and br,n, ~,
,u u'"us OF NE Administration IN both Housc. ,n
~ Ns, IN 1riei, to authorize tn Cenlral R,nl
~ w. etlonsh branches IN the dideren, States
vi" ue" assent; Tut to reserve expresSIv IN g.
gross Tue power tn establish branches whence. w,
"s'V'e' 'hey may become Necessary and n,oncr =,
" oelered that such II plan wouid Lr;n. IN - ~
Illus " National Bank together, on n eommon
ground they might al occupy; and IN, nro,n.I a
revived the hopes Of hundreds who w,,c 'a;' "as
Utmost 70 aPprehend that tho session W ould break
up r S'lhout the establishment Of any Bank.
lie Bank Bill will receive opposition in IN. Ga.
nate from MIR Rives q" 'he De-
,; no Senate will spend day this week in E,cc,.
~, ji session as there are very many nominaton,
II is said that Gen. Washington Barrow. h,o,h,,
VI une LOUISIANA Senator of that name. ba, bc.n
nominated Charge d. Affairs to Portugal. wv"
mr. senator Rives, OF Va. and Gov, Edward
eIeu, OF Mass are spoken Of for the mission 10 I'm.
sN SPECTATOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

Tue DfsTRIBUTroE But, rs il passed the Iouss
requires that the metz proceeds OF the sales OF the nun
nc lands, wherever situated, -after paying 10 each
new STATE ~ per cert. upon the sales of lands lying
within IT'S borjcr5-shaIl Ice divided among tho sew
erh states, according to their respective federal re-
preventative population on the LIST January and
LIST July Of each year.
This law Is to continue in force until repealed by
Congress-or until war; on the occurrence of which
The act IS, PsO dei0 to be suspended during its con.
tinuanca.
Provision IS made to extend the benefit Of the act
to any new States that may hereafter be admitted
into the Union.
The presumption clause Of the bill provides that
any American citizen, not under tho age Of q any
one Of like agc, who has declared bis intention TO bt
naturallzed according 10 law and who shall have &C.
tualIy settled, nnd dwell, On any lands Of the IT, S
previously surveyed, and Of which the Indian mi,
hos been eHtingushod, shall bo permitted 10 entcr
one quarter section at the minimum price Of 81 rs.
l.NeD York ErPysSS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
NEW punLICATInNs

Rsesir'd6y SMf7H& PALMER. Jury i5m.
TUE Marrying Man, novel; 10y the au hor Cousin Gtor
BuuIby RuIre, No. o
uuiHuna NJ of Lectures on Medic VI Iut apru
deuce ~ Thomas sicwari Tra, rrofcF.or ~ Medical
iu'Ifuhcnco iutho University Ui E.nuhufE-First Anne.
rc'n H'uHc second London edition, revised with nuer
American Journal Medical Sciences No H. new series
Icd iy l.nac Hays " u, for July, for subscribers
lauclrE Museum iHr july, Tor DO
Nozers Poems, Ioudon cdtiun with srcndid Hlurra.
lions, bound boz RusHl ritaCRtfa
AEn further supply Of Rejected AdirCFaca or the new
Ihostrum Poctuum, Gom The 1911 London edition, thfd
American
On Heroes Hero Worship and tho Heroic IN History in
six Lectures, by Thomas Carlyle
Tho pfuurcts Of Democracy illustrated n fho beorv 81
gaui and France by Dumas translated BY IN Amcre
Alec, large supply 0f Music Tor the Piano Fotc
consisting II he latest and fashionable gongr Ar
Rondcaus Warzcs, Marches. &C. IN M y
DtEHsON's pATENT LOCK- -Foy Ill, 90,
~ The above Locks, price s75 10y WV
ju 81 DAVENPORT 4 artpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

Pro'peeiJ 0r Age.-Lord Ebrng,on-or Earl For.
t'scue, u hIs iathcr Is really dead, as reported IN
some OF he latest London pape. and denied IN 9th.
ers-the Lord Lieutenant OF LELAND, has married
Or % about 70 marry the Lady Somervlo, the young
and beauiilul widow Of Old SIR Maicus SOmoryi'Ie.
Gossip has u that young Sir Marcus offered himself
70 her before she married Us father but reject
cd, and farther, that since her widowhOOd she has
likewise rejected a similar offer from the o.h,r son
Of Lord Ebnngton. Her ladyshlp must have a
psnohant for elderly men, thus twice to reject the
son and marry tho father. Lord Ebnngton is A
widowor, 5Syears old. lie was created Baron For.
toscuo IN 1882 bat the papers still call him Lord
Ebrngton, to avoid the confusion that would nf,,,
from his fathers title and his own being the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
To N. Editors Of he WIT.
ANOTHER "FLAsH IN the pan"

ANOTHER CLASH IN THE PAM
Gentlemen; The Lo~os On Yesterday ottsr,,,.d
to execute On. Riiehis's order for an Indignation
mee.ing and am happy to inform you that It was.
To al intenis and purposes, a miserlbls abortun.-
MAJOR Ganccy commenced The discussion-bgt il il.
useless 70 say any thing Of his speech fJr nm sa.
ushed that you, who did not hear IL, could giyeitaI
most verbatim. Co. BonJurant replied, and sus
tanned the Wing cause we'll Mr. Thos. Bocock rrpl .
sd and Col b. rcJoned. There were only 30 or 30 in
attendance, of whom o. least - were Whigs.
VINO were merely ookefsor' But tho chief fail
ure ! tegnrd as being in the Intellectual effort of
these FuetOnsts 10 arouse the people by their n.
nsucn denurcialions Of Bank, Distribution, and
Tariff and do assure you that II was, in this r.
pee, "hish IN the pnn," for { never witnessed
e's excitement. Tho Wing party OF Buckingham IN
were never more united and determined
You!sGe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
TOBACCO CROP

The Nashville Wing Of the oh instant, in speak
ing Oft reported short crop OF Kentucky and
Mary 'an Tobacco, says Of their own;
1--WE are pleased 10 have II in our power 10 say
thit no such fears arc INDUCED in Tennessee. Tho
process of uansplanting, though somewhat back
ward, has been so FAR accomplished as TO ensure a
much larger crop throughout the State, than was
ever before realized. The land employed IN the
cultivation Of Tobacco the present year, both IN
Middle Tennessee and the Western District, we
are inclined to estimate at double the quantity Of
any previous season.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

YALE CoLLEGE.-Tho Worcester Els saws,
ELmU YALE, the founder oi Yale College nj New
Haven, lies buried IN the Church AZ Wrsxbnn,
Dcnbighshiro, Wales. Ills MOnument-a plain MI
tar ,omb-bcars this inscription:
"Born In America, iu Europe bred.
" Africa travelled, and in sit wed.
Where long 200 lived ami thriycd. NJ IonIop. dead
Much good some ill, he Did, 50 nope aIis even
Aui that his soul, through mcrcy's zone To- heaven
You that survive aud road this tale, take care
furthis most ccrtliu crif a. prepare
Whgro blcsl in prucc tIc actions NJ the Just,
Smell sweet, AMI blossom in the silent austU'
Elhu Yale went out to tho Eis, Indies from
this country as an adventure, and becoming veal.
thy, oUinlncd the Presidency Of MADRAS. ,nJs $40
TO have ruled with most Oppressive authority
lie caused his groom TO he hanged for riding out
ievorilo hors without leave. For this mutdor n,
was ordered 10 England whore he wss tried for IN,
CRIME, out by some means escaped oil. punishment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
s. TREE, for p. NJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II wii. 10 seen by an advertisement in our CO.
iumn' .ba, The new science, which has made som,
y. '' 'l.'' suecessluIIy demonstrated by Mr.
"i"' Z" THIS City. Those who have been skepu
upon TIE subject, would be surpfised to witness
nc simplicity Of the operation, and the very strik
'g "henssses produced in little more than min.
I'VE we have seen several specimens Of Mr. DIS
,S,'' All bearing the very impress Of the original
It's room 10 ovor MossrS. w. 4 J. u. Christians
main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

The Bank bill fingers in the Senate. The L.oeos
are a'sai0inS It Jy every conceivable kind Of
amendment-some 50 absurd and prepos,erou, hat
they would bring reproach upon any other than the
Loeoioco party. The yo'e will be taken, probably,
upon the bill to-day. LIS fate is uncerain-.s il is
understood, that thASe'ect Committee Of the House.
at the hond Of which is Mr. Sergeant, has prspared
" Dill, winch will command the support Of the en-
tire Wing party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
nousE on REPREsENrArlYEs.

Mr. GRElG, Mr. HUNT, M YOUNG, Mr..
BOVINE and others, presented petitions for The en-
acmont Of Bankrupt Law, and Tor the establish
unent Of y .uonsl Blnk.
THE Mcleod CASE.
Mr. YOUNG defended those who had participa-
ted 10 the CANADIAN Rebellion, and oontonded that
% was the slme spirit which induced our citizens a.
participate IN that effort Tor liberty that freed US from
BRUSH aggression, and was the same that operated
upon the peoplo OF Kentucky md Tennessee when
t'ey aided Tt1as IN her struggle for HJsty; and il
AS the same spirit which Great Bruln assiduous.
Iy cuIuva,ss in the bosom ofher own citizens lie
sad he did not know what was the object Of the in
deduction o. this resolution. II might be ior the
purpose of mixing up party politics with our for
r.ore.auons. II 50, he hoped gentlemen would be
Dictated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

Mr.. Ludjam's servant, who was seized by the
Aboiiuonists, IN Massachusetts, has bsen liberated
BY the Judge Although seized and carried Off
against her wishes md earnest entreates. being in
the keeping Of the Penalties, she has not returned 10
her owner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

One Of the most unique tossis drunk at the late
ceIebraton, that we have seen, is the folio ing Civ
en- ut the Dnnerat az Big Spring, near LeosJurg
Loudoun County, Va.
by PaTiiepmi.-John l.. Fuwlcr: when he
reases TO drive tho Stage, the Ladies will cease TO
Tidc.-.9iCT. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and loiih the aavies and consent Of N. S,na,,
Captains WIN NJ Crane and David Conner, 10 be
Commissioners Of the Navy Board.
p, FIch w Taylor Thompson 5 Harris, and Chas
II Alden, 10 be Chaplains in the Navy.
OF Pcnsacoa, Florida.
timothy Upham, to be Navy Agent for the por,
Of Portsmouth, y. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
AUpABoNs BIRDS or Avrptc,

Received to No 80, inclusive. II is particularly
requested that subscribers will call for their mum
bers, and that those in will pay their dues as
soon as possible.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
DISTRIBUTION AT WASHINGTON.

Of Mail matter going South.
An interested inquirer, vexsd Mt the failure OF
Mails going South, has ascoriained on inquiry. that
certain Mail Agents have been guiltyo gross IN.
attention and negligence IN the disposition Of the
mliis made up at Washington. It's believed, that
mails which oush. to branch at Hicks Ford, ore
often permitted to 90 pist to Wilmington. Mr.
Granger has, We learn, taken efficient steps 10 "cor.
rect the procedure" Mai mliter is put % AZ the
Washington Pos, Office, as indicated in the follow
ing letter lfthsro is any mis- axe 10 H., lett, be
pointed out:
PosT OTTIcE, WAsmScToN err, ID. G.
JULT lO,b, 1871.
Sir: D.s'nc, pouches and rorlman'e1us nre
male up and iIJsrI Tor tho following Offices.
FreJ'rcksuurg, Richmond, Petersburg, Char
.oitesy e, VA Cb1-lastDn, South Carolin1; Au.
gus'7, savannah, Georgia Fayetteville and Greens
1Dr0, y. &.
a pouch is made up and labelled "Potoma,
MAJ" lu ibis pouch is put matter for oil Offices o.
virginia, branching from the Raj Road and from
N's Oh, Wilmington, lIsUfIK, W1ren.on ant
W 'n.worth, 100 North CarD.Ina. Tnisrolsh IS p'ac
cd 10 charge Of tho MIil Agent, Who selects from
/ any Wlng be mIy have for points between this Of
be- ard Richmond. The balance OF is contsnI
beng i,r Offices south Of Richmond, the pouch 81
i'.Inhc led mail Agent South Of Richmond ont
han1ea over 70 the proper agent on the ARRIVAL q
he mai o. that place.
This node has been pursued at this Office eve
since uc present system Of mail service was adopt
| en- Tor nc South, Ond is m strgt compliance will
| 4e insi'.cIons received from tho Department n
tne Nm". " appears very simple, md II the dutl
W properly attended 70, no complaints could a
Signed, s. TREE, for M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

I'Hb EFiMc, late The rcHncncc ~ Col. ~ Basssu adj
= .",WNahc Guy oiWHham8burG. n contains go acrca
Nv .HI "h M n, shlusuble supply Of rich mail copyc
ul'n, w. every hclL Tho Dwelling House las bren 10
,eWy t.Iarod isbehcycd that there is not = more va
,' I''o "l ilssne In lover Vrginia, particularly ~
QUO WI" iis cIdfcu 10 educate prefer 10 eel b1, N
s should not be NJ rtcI will rent for fhs no ~ ys,,
Williamsburg. " '"'N'''
JuuO GU A. P. UPsHUR
FINE NAVY sLIPPFHs- Iust received ~,
- rchr John stun another lut Of those much adut,et
navy slippers for Genilcmcn. Those In want Of s,,n,
iot artcio will do we'll to call vcrv soon "F'
-. - JONES, Agent
>" i'-------- Opposite tho hanks.
HOYT * cos OFFICE.
/ OIIFRH draws 10 day. Capitals e3O 600 N ~ ina
- T!ctets elO Prizes for fue. 49, " " WV
u" HoYT a cos,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

On the 81 instant. by the Rev. John r. Wat
ktn', Mr.. DAVID RoBERsoN, ogcd SO Yeas, to Mrs
OSIT DicKERsoN, aged ~ Yeas, all Of Cumbsr.
land county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

The amount OF outstanding appropria
atoms UaLIiIIes) On Is, January,
i9'i' was 1906, 2G5
The Nciua, amount of debt and La
r5 O nn0I o" Is: January, ls4, was l727sOsI
KINDS made st the last session OF tho
twenty SIKH Congress for the ser.
.rh wee &C. OF II, iGe year ls4l, was l9.7lo,O95
ties between Is, January and 4th
rS M. .o,Gn isii was $50. s92,I7G
tween LIST January and h March,
Ioili Including the balance in the
Treasury on lst January, 1871. as
appears by the Treasury Repnrt of
20 June, and including also an
amount received from the Bank Of
'ne United States was 3,927,727
Which, deducted. leaves the amount
oil debt AUD liabilities on 18th March
TIE 81, 33,O64,449
nue. aecruing aud to be received hf-
ter 4 IN March, 1871; of which IL Is
estimated there will be received be-
tween 4h March and the end ofIho
year, (?er Treasury ReporD II67O ooo
Which, deducted, leaves the probable
amount o. debt and liabilities on Isl
70 'a wtiah iSlE sl2,3o44io
on Treasury notes redeemed during
"'e year, Prooaoy 100000
Making the sum Of aIsGqI4 40
This sum will he dminish,d or increased er,r,.
~ as the revenue which may have bee, rscoiv,d
between the 4lh March and 3Isl December shall lie
greater or less Than the amount estimated No,y
Whatever portion OF this may be require 10 be m.t
during the year ls4l can only he met by borrow.
inS money or 10y dJsTriHg payments 10y means Of
treasury notes.
The appropriations which may he rnnde a, the
extra sess on are not included IN the toregoing ts
men', but must I've added to make the Tue apere-
gate for the entire year.I 3d.
AS 70 the cholcs Of mode for supplying this l,6
cheney, (bctween Treasury NDtes and a temporsrv
Loan) II strikes us with won Ter that there ,boulj
te any difference Of opinion. A Treasury note 10
as much an evidence ofpubIic debt as A certi6rorc
Of Cover nment stock fJr the same amount md ths
idea OF resortng to Treasury No:e, to avoid
fuhhc Deb, is about rutonsI as that of
taking Tospn to oscire naturt death.
whit would be thought Il tho wistor or ,ry
man IN private life who having occasion for nonsy
Tor term Of eight years and berg able 10 borrow
IL Tor mat term at low of interest, should
prefer borrowing It ioc year only, by issuing in.
humeIan'c promssory noes, Knowing that al the
emu oi Tic year he would have means of Ting
tho'e engagements but by issuing another batch Of
pIo,hssory notes, 10 be again renewed at the end
| u me next and successive yearsl
Analogous to such conduct would be that of n
Uo'erhm-n', with an ascerlaIned deficit in the
lre"sury, supplying II by a resort TO such mere
eIpedlents. In that light at least the matter has
always appeared TO us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

=. I.II'INIVWo NVITVE.
~" The FIRST Independent Christian Church
Twhl 3e open for Divine Worship, Tomorrow, at
- OCOch5 a VI. ia ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION

TIT IItNhNCIhL QUESTION.
should be such diversity of opinion as to the ,ro
CONDITION OF the Treasury, when that condition i,
ing: ' 'O''o"
The amount Of Treasury notes unredeemed bv
settlement OF accounts and thereoreloutstanding,
(debt) on lst January, ls4I was s4g6s siS
The amount OF outstanding appropria-
atoms tliaIIliIIesl On Isl January,
ie'II Nas l2,JO6. 2G5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
RICHMOND WING.

PUBLISHED pAILr AsD sENI-wEEELr, Gr
j. ~. rLEASANTS, a. NOSELEN AND
T. G. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED STATES. !

r"ni- Ncekly. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per Gnnuin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

33,06I,ii9
100000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

Which, deducted. leaves the amount
OF debtano liabilities ON Ilh March,
lSIl,
The amount is chargeable upon reve-
nue. aecruIng aud to be received al
ter All March, 1871; of which II is
estimated there will be received be-
tween 4lh March and the end of tho
year. (?er Treasury Repon)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17

Which, deducted, leaves the probable
amount o. debt and liabilities on LIST
January, 1912
To which should be added for in,eres,
on Treasury notes redeemed during
the year, probably
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-17
l7273,OsI
$50 s92.I76

3,927,727
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-16
A MlTE AUAnENnX

ME undersigned, graduate Of Mimi INT
j versity, proposes opening Public SoLnol
in the Town OF Liberty. lie will be prcpared
to teach the branches usually taught in Public
Schools in addt on to these he will teach the
higher branches of Mathmatics and thc Latin
and Greek languages. The school will com.
mence on Monday the 18th instant. He homes
by strict attention to business to merit share
OF public patronage. J. r. KNOX.
TERMs.-For reading, writing, and arithme.
tic, SO SO cts per scholar per month; Tor En.
glish Grammar, Geography, Composition, &c.
S3 90; for Latin, Greek and the Mathmatics.
"a 90 TO be paid monthly in bankable funds.
Nov. IL 1871 A6tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-12-16
To Planters

FNHE subscribers have just receive |
\ ON CONSIGNMENT, and offer
for sale at invoice prices, and on accom-
modating terms.
A large assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, suitable FOR Negroes, viz
Montey Jackets,
Pants,
Capots,
Drill Shirts,
Womens Frocks,
Negro Brogans,
Mud Boots, &C., in small packages,
Linseys, Jeans, Plains and Kersys,
Shirtings and Sheetngs,
Heavy AZ inch ky. Begging,
Kentucky Bale Rope,
Do. English Baling Twino.
Together with large assortment of
the Eagle Gin Stands, with the improved
Patent Detached Crates
WATT, BURKE, a. Co.
Commerce street, Natchez.
Sept, l6, I841 3 m38.
WATT, BURKE, 81 Co., beg leave to
inform their friends and the public, that
they have erected FIRE PROOF COT
TON WARE HOUSE, on the LOT adjoin.
ing their Office, and on all Cotton left
with them for shipment to their House in
New Orleans, no Storage wil be charged
They will make liberal advances ia
good funds TO those disposed 10 ship