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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

We learn that suits have been instituted ag.ins,
Mr. CowperthwHte, late Cashier Of the Bank of the
United States and also against his sufstes, by the
asngnees Of that institution. The suits are inst
tuteG, we presume, TO recover the balance Of Mr.
Cowpeuhwaiies Indebtedness 10 the Bank, as re.
ported by the SlOckuOidory Committee IN April
last.
We furthermore learn, that suits have been in.
sutuIed by one Of our citizens, against a number Of
the individuals who were members Of the Board oil
Directors Of the Bank Of the United States 90 1852
Tho last dividend declared by the Bank was In that
year. The suits understood 70 be Instituted fot
the purpose Of recovering claim against the bank
under provision Of IL charter, which Is 20 follows
| III the Directors OF the Bank shall make any divi
dends which shall impair the capital stock Of sait
bank, The directors concerning thereto, shall be lia
bic 10 their individual capacities TO such corpora D
/ Tor the amount Of SOCK so divided, and each direc
/ tor present when such dividend shall Uo made sba
! be adIldgcd 10 DO conserving thereto, uusrs h
| forthwith enter his protest on the minutes Of III
board, and 1--WE public notice 70 the stockholders
the declaration OF such divIdcnd.p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

"The Richmond Wing is as much Fedoralist in
oil i's principles as is compeer tho 1t sometimes
,waJdIss TO use the words Of its late Edlor) about
State Rights"-l Enquiru.I
To contradict the old gentleman, would not be
good manners; but how stands the account between
him and us7
lie supported the Proclamation Of Gen. Jack
son, the most heightened Federal document ever
published. Alexander H,mlI,on and Timothy
Pickering never conceived Of any thing TO equal II.
It IS true, hequnfsd his support by excepting TO
passage here and there. Blu; this he did, to carry
the people with him, and enable him to strengthen
the hands Of the author Of the Proclamation.
We denounced and opposed the Proclamation
| and Oh ito aiders and abouors.
| Who was most Of the Federalisi in this easel
| lie supported the Force Bill, which subjected IN,
sovereign States TO be devastated and laid waste Ivy
the Federal Executive.
! We opposed the Force Bill.
! Who was the Foderalsi then7
lie supported the Pet Bank system, by which
the Federal Executive subsidized the Banking in
su,unons Of the States. We opposed IL.
Who was the Fodenlisu
lie denied to Congress, the grand inquest Of tn
Republie-the immediate representatives Of tn
people, tho right 10 investigate tho condition and
management Of The Executive Departments hold
ing the Executive absolute and free to oct 10 hin
m ght seem proper We opposed this, rorIs vrRr
BUS.
Who was the Fcdsrast1
lie supported a Bankrupt Law, TO be rsstriete
to State Corporations, so az 10 subject all the Sta,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
K CHI MO n D.:
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER rs
THE GARNET


Inc position of the Whig Cabinet is CROWN,
critical, as Captain Tyler develops his p,nehar, fo
Loco Focosm. That the members Of il have re-
tanned their posts so long has excited wonder with
many. Persons, who once had confidence in them
were puzI ed to explain their acquiesecnce IN the
numerous Loco Foeo demonstrations made by tho
/ "Chlei." The riddle could only oe solved by sun.
posing they were no; called upon to approve these
Loco Foco acts, and not being officially advised OF
them, they did no; feel called upon to take any ex
eePtonto them. This wire-dsawn distinction, how
ever, was not suficien; to satisfy every body, and
10 relieve these gentlemen Of injurious imputaIions
Their acceP'ancs OF office from one who had acted
with dupNety towards their ?. edecessors, taken in
eonneSlon with their apparent winkins at the per.
hdy OF the same individual to the VIII: party. has
caused the suspicion with many, that they were
wiling to abandon their principles and their faith
Tor the sake Of the stations they hold.
Thus matter mus, sooa tie determined. A whis
CaomeI Cannot, CON- auoly with hOnour, adyis. a
L''o foeo President. Ii they remain, the inlomy
OF their Ch:efmust be communicated to them. The
stigma OF tgeAclery and dup!icuy, which L.smears
his garments, must attach 10 their skirts also Iti,
not IN the power oi absIractionisnI 10 make a dis
tneuon 10y which Ihs one mus, be damned, and The
o'her may Oe sa'ec. IL they adhere together they
mus, share tic same fate.
The Wings Ut the country have for some time en-.
tsrainet decided conviction of the apus.acv n,
Captain Ty cr-hut ~hils, there was a Doubt, thev
were disposed to be charitable In their construction
OF the MOVIES which might influence the c ,binst.
Bd;now that al dOuOI removed, aud the official
Organ has formally announe.d separation. N, |
people will DC unable 10 distlnsush between the
guit OF The principal ana ms accessories
The Wings NAY have Cause to noun the defec |
uon OF sueh men as some of thos, VINO compose |
the C'one'-odt as whole, inc udIns Capt Ty- |
Ter 1t may be, IN party sense, happy radiance |
For ourselves, We would rather lose greater c, /
oInei than tins hetsroSene ,us compouni. th,n he
required to fight under his Excellency's banner IT.
the Locos will relieve OF hun for good and all. |
and give u.s. clear qn't,ance, they are heartily wei
come to the whole concern. Il is beautiful and
VariegaIed present. and much good may 1t DO them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
Prom = lais La.don Paper
" To SpENn srTrE ctrpDI I'VE, x,tr

In the debate which took rl,.. IN an. H.. =
C1mmons on the "Nays ana Mem. T" The ch,rc.I
| ior of the Exchcoucr stated th,t-"rhe a 6,,enr,
in the rsvsn,s VI ,h. $500, &c u
2sOO OOOl the total amount ,sh,sh he IA ,,;scj ~
meet il was 3. sac OOO-lhus. LEAVING upy.ords of
million in the hands of Gov,rnment" The Glanced.
| or h.,,,s r,ss.ss.1 =, ..'', -, :, ~
| properly sought advice from some of an. mos, Dis
tngushed personases m Church and State as 10 IN,
hest mode Of appnI toninc out so LARGO su,, ,nd
has received ,he iov,;,' -, - 49, :, 80; 80
positions: '''' F'0
Prince Albert proposed that his income should be
doubled.
| Queen Adelaide suggested the pensioniry a Ger
man prinepai,y, consisting solely Of her pauper re.
! lotionS.
| Prince George of C,mbr;d-. ,bon,b, al, This o..
casion he ought to have royal residence buit for
| him.
The Duke of Sussex, having consulted the Ouch.
ess # Inverness gave It Us their Joint opinion thst
the Duks's allowance ought to be raised to SO OoO
n year and that the Dutcbrsx o,.h, 10 nv. s.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
GOOD NEWS

We receive and communicate the following intel.
Iisenee from the ".uadisoatan." with very great
pleasure:
I'll the Executive has nothing to expect but con
tumely and denunciation from those who once pro
essed To be his friends when every sense of honor
and justice compels him TO differ with them occa
sionny, then the sooner he is separated from them
the better! And II separation is forced upon HIM
IN thls manner, n strict reliance upon the honesty
and intelligence of the "sons OF patriotic slres
warrants the belief thnthe will only DC aoant oned
by mIno:IEy TO be sustained by triumphant ma
jority"
Yes, 'fhs sooner he bsnn"--wo re echo The sem
tIment with the mos, hearty concurrence. We
doubt not the whole Wing party will join with us
IN rejoicing at the happy radiance. His connection
with us has only served to bring shame and re-
Proach upon US. Let the Locos have him; they
won him and should wear him!
"The sons OF patriotic sires" /, very m uch in the
Captains strain of composition!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

aiteT waiting some minutes an anNious suspense,
the door siosly opened, and 6no young fellow,
OF terculean proportions, entered the room IN his
sh'rt-s'eevts. The courage Cf the visitor at once
sank below zero AZ such an unexpected apparatiop,
ana he eivilIy inquired Of the yonng giant beiorc
hin II he was the editor. "B,dad am the ediIhur,"
was the reply, in strong Irish accent, Sat your
serries." 'lmpoSsiblo!" said the Gen eman, trem-
bling IN every limb; as he saw the fellow eooy
tuck ~ his shirt, sleeyes, display arms which would
have ielled an OK without ttthcuty, and then spit
IN his hands as he cleaned them, and placed himself
IN fighting attitude-"lmpossbtl YOU emit be
the EDITOR" but the reply still the same Path
am the edithur, AT your ssrpies," the last word
being delivered very significantly. The visitor
utterly panic struck, reiterated towards the door as
the "edithut" advanced, then abandoned his horse
whip, and rushed precipita,ely out of the house.
leaving Hook, who had been witness to the scene,
IN closet off the room, half suifocated with laugh
ter at the success Of his stratasem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

THEODORE HooE AND IT'S FIoHTiNG EDIToA-
u is not true, as hos been stated, that Mr. Hook was
the Editor Of the John Bull from 10 commence
mcnt lie was, IN conjunction with Mr. John Wi.
son Croker Of the Admiralty, ono Of its earliest
contributors, but II was not until sometime after
wards, that is sole management was entrusted 10
his care. He, m some measures, changed It's cha
racter greatly rsirencbing rs personalities, and was
more anxious 10 render it remarkable for quiet and
inofensive humor than to sustain ~ reputation Tor
keen satire and scandaIous stories. Win all CIV
cumspec,on, however, he was sometimes involved
IN awkward positions by the responsibilities Of the
Ejuorship, which he contfvcd 20 escape with hI'
accustomed tact, often making the MODE Of his de-
iIversnce serve as on admirable jest. On one occn
si0n, thin skinned gentleman, who conceived hi
conduct had been commenced on with too mucl
freedom, called AZ the Bud Once, for the Editor
The publisher, guessing the etrand from the fierce
ness of his demeanor, and the stout hotsewhip h.
held in his hand informed the eholerc gentleman tha
the editor was not then at the Office, but might probe
by be seen at twelve the merit day Punetusly At IN
appointed hour the gentleman, horseWhip ~ band, AZ
rived, and was shown upstairs into an empty room
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

"iNDEPEEOEST ORDFR or ODD FELLows-Thg
friends If 1cucyOcuco will bo gr,usJ o. 10 ,rn that
this Society IS ep.dly Increasing in numerical
strength, both IN the Unled States and IN Europe.
From very small beginning, the "lndepandont
Order Of Odd Fellows" has now attained IN this
Metropolis vast gcowih, 1nd Is quite a thriving
md A1urjshng body. The "Gmud Ladeo" h IS
FOR some time past held is regular meetings =, the
City Hall IN the largest chnmber NJ that extensive
building. At the last meeting Of the Order, held on
Monday, The Och instant, the following officers were
elected: Samuel Steuinius, G.. NJ, H. Latham, Of
Alexandra, -. G.. NJ; Join Scs,ford. j., @. W d;
A. G.. Herold Of the Navy Yard, G.. Secretary;
William q Doalc, G.. Treasurer, and WIN. W.
Moore, G.. Representative IN tho Grand Lodge OF
| the United Siatos."-Na,. Int.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
TRITST SALE or LAM.

DY virur ut dc, of tTu.', ed snbscrhrr.
ID me ls lay e January. lIi 10y John uraco aud
duly recorded bon the Cers's Ofrr ~ IIcurcn conuty
Hdrhi dur Plrbstu 'oIg. ~ Sj1 win ntStrH.
rvicur Cd by ur -o'sbc note and inCrunueIn sad
decd ~ trust shal offer Tor .le public auction, tho
promises. 'oT cash. on MONDAY fhr % Novcu bcr,
n fair, n tho lair certain riccc parcel Of
ihpd lns r '"utrp rpHu " about i've inu's below he
city uf Eirhmpui. crpffirtrg ant - poles
ground, directly ~" New mt rr'Gc al, adjoining
Samuel Nrs % ituI and p'lvtr, hsiug TIC place
Ercrfro zH Pets,uit tpsa formerly resided, togch-
"i I'" saI Pleasant Ilp-g- uutl"rs in'c'cs m an
Undivided marcel of i., aui D f Iui Interest In the
timber NJ rwp ut Ian n HE hcfrc mentioned
'ur .I'-crirr viii convey such ti" vested n lin,
although n 'c D. brrv't tp , sn.d su In Ilspua L..
~ ~ v1r FREDErrKk NANO Trrsce
DIED BLANK ETs Supcr6nc Va. siraw. Ro-c snd
ID silk bound Rcd Brnkpa, superior article Will he
coli iuw,a 900 " LNriiVOP VAN DEURSEN'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

.lOsIrdiiie'.-To attempt To borrow money or
the pea OF extreme poverty. To make yoyrsc,
seneia'y d.sa'reeao1e anu wonder enc will visi,
H. 10 s'' shlver'ns IN the cold because YOU won,
have hire uil November To suppose the re,iew.
ers generally read more than the title-pase of the
works they praise or condemn. To Keen 90
clerks on miserable salaries, and wonder a, ihrir
ro1ong you. Not TO go TO bed when you are ,ir,d
ana sleepy, because Il Is not bedtime To mai.
your servants tell lies for you. and Afterwards bc
angry because they tell lies foe themselves ro,.IJ
your own secrets, and believe other peop,e will
Keep them. Torender man a servc, yolnn,r,,v
MIKE people honest by hardening them !, -, go
afterwards sending them odrft without The ma,
OF getting work. To fancy a thing is chean hs.
cause low pfice is asked Tor It. To saw M :.
charitable because he subscrbes to nm bos,;,,i -
10 arrive at the age 81 fifty, and bo surprised a,
any vice, folly, or nb'urdIty your fellow ere,t,rss
may DO guilty Of To vote for cend,dat. n, ns
election because he shakes hands with vour W.
and child and admlres The baby .-[Nat Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

institutions TO the discretion Of the Federal kx.su
i've and his eeestures. We resisted this
Who was the Fsderali.1
He advocated the disfranehisomsnt Of N,x Ia,
sey-the grossest aud most a,srant invasion O,
state Rights ever attempted sincs the foundation
OF the Government. We opposed it.
Who was the Federalis,1
lie advocated the issue OF Treasury notes,
power expressly refused by the Convention
which framed the Constitution. We opposed n.
who was the Fcderalist7
We might continue the catechi.m very little TO
this old sinners comfort But as he raorx.,rs 10
be an Abs,ractionst he is privileged of course 10
be as great PRACTICAL FEprRAL,sr as he choose.
The N. Y. Commercial states that il i. rr,o,,.
ed that Mr.. Stevenson remarked during hi, s,,v
IN New York, that he had thrown a bomb shell
into the British Cabne, just before hi, departure
from London:
We hope It may not turn out, that tho Admins.
istra''on acted very indisereeIly in permitting a
gentleman to represent il at the Court of St. jana,
who had reputation for ehivalry to gain. and
who, from his hostile feelings to the
might not DO over serupuous as to the difieul,ie.
IN which he involvedit.
The Family organ in Ohio asks:
Are those who still believe him (MrTyler) n liar
ascal, seoundte. traitor. perhdious Sc willtrs TO
the PreslJen, the he al heir patty7
Their own self respect would forbid It,"
Certainly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
ONE TERM

President Tyler, in the following toast alta pub
lie dinner gwen by the whigs At Southampton, Va.
IN 1889, leaves no room 10 doubt his attachment to
the srm priHcipis.
BY John TylT.-Pilgrm Presidents and Travel.
ling cabinets the fruitful offspring If the sscond
Presidential term. One term and no re election
tho best interests Of the country den,nd twill
not the popular suffrage decree Il IN Is4O7
Mr. Tyler has no doubt forgotten this liulo cir
eumstance. Politicians ambitious Of distinction ore
rpt 70 be troubled with short memories. The mis-.
fortune - the people recollcet flr too we'll for such
slippery chatactcu.-N o. Bee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

III a rumour has been whispered about with
in the last lew weeks, that Mr Tyler intends to
declare in his message, that he will not be a candl-
date for election. This is opposed TO the official
announcement in the Court Gazette, and we sho aid
be very sorry, If it proves true. The Locos have
fixed their hearts upon the Captain, and would be
pity to dissppoint them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
AUCIInN CARn

THIS Day, nt 9. o'clock, our Regular Sale.
AT 100 O'clock, we wl sell likely Negro wo-
man, aud Valuable Lind, lying IN Goochland
County.
AZ ~ O'CLOCK n, hrs late residence, the House
no. Furniture Of Mr. C. w. McGnniss.
10 The above sues will all lake place, and be
without reserve.
no Is lNLOES & BROTHER. Auet,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Inc Wings have carried Renken county by a
mDp'y OF 81 From Jefferson the reports arc IL q.
yo'ibIe aud old dInds has done exceedingly We
Sha'ueks majority at Jackson aud C..n;0n benz.
2Sl No dodOis are entertained of the election OF
Two oond paying representative. from w shIngton
In bo'ivar the Wing candidate has no opponent and
the returns from Y-zoo are 10 good as usual.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

On the 10th instant, AZ Boswell, Hanover county
by the Rev Tcory Smith, d.. BENJAMIN CuRri'
TO Miss r. NJ. TRUEHEARr.
On sunday, the i4th inst, by The Rev 7.
O'B,yan, Mr. Casper wendlinger to Miss Magda
Ina Lnkhauer, all orthis city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Not ~, ~ Clay, gentle reader, Uut Clement e.
one OF TIE Senator's from this State corresron
deoi o. the Register states, that tho Hon. g. G.
Gay Wi probably resign his seat in the Senate ol
the United States 70 which course he 10 forced by
the Uad health Of Mrs. Clay. Should this report
prove fus lhe names OF Gov. Bigby and Reuben
Chapman are mentioned MS cand,dStss. IN Vbicl
event u IS thought his eNceIleney will be the for
Iunbte man. The ocos will then have paid tb,
Governol very literally for his sposiacy. But W,
don't believe yet that Gov. Clay will resign.
Hobis .7dv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Force y lmGstnd;)u.-On, evening tie Mar.
guess o. Eambou ct made the Count 10 Guiche-
since Marsha. Gr4mon:-eat an enormous nun Der
give him up al his coats and wais,oats They
were Immediately sewed Up the back. The 70 fow-
rS morning, VI de ChaLGr oUnne called on him
while he was dressing; bu just as he was about to
put on hIs pourpc'n,, re found : ABOUT four inches
at least, too small. TINS puurpoul IS very mar.
row. sad ne 10 MS valet Je-chdmOre; give me
me one wore yesterday" This he did not fiu6
any larger han the o her. "ls, ma hpvc the re-. -
sad he. But a., ware eGu.Uy narrow. Good
heaven! what Is this7 Am svul.i7 CouldI W.
eaten too mlUy Mushrooms yesterday VERY
Ukeiy.' said ChHuCeblun-; ''lor you ate enough
asi night u SPIN you" tina, saw hun told hun
the sam; 50 much Tor the force OF imagination He
mao, as you may WEI ina sIne. his color as fresh
'nd As rosy as the day before; nevertheless, he fu-
Geo he ciscov-ret m It som, thing Ivo. Presently
The church c ock sounded Tor m,ss--it was Sunday
he was Obliged 10 go IN hls robe de chamIr
Mess being over, he ucgan 20 Zee. very u comfor.
taOe NJ this pre- ended swelling; ana sild TO him.
set, grinding his tee h, "Tbi. now would DC
hne end TO die OF At one-a~d-twen'y, because have
eaten some mushIoprsi' As they began TO per-
ceiye that the joke gong too far Oh aude bonnie
remarked that until they could procure an an ido,c
MS acvl-e was TO make use ct lutte recipe " hich
he remembered" lie sa, himself immerla.efy to
write, and We scrap NJ per over TO the Count
on when was ~rIten--"A par o. good scissors with
which 10 unse~ your PourPo,n;." The Count per
ceiEei tho mys'ry, and was the FIRST 10 Iugn At IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
MISSISSIPPI

There is an interes, connected with the result o
the election in this State OF deeper cas-, than per
ta'ns to an Ordinary political contest The gre,
question IN issue there, was hOaesy or roguery-
whether the State should pay its deb;s, or swindls
ITS creditors. In contest of this sort, tho honour
oil the American people Is involved. The mere f,e,
oil contest on such point, without reference TO
ITS decision, Is IN itself diseredt,be But if tn,t
ueeison be adverse to the honest liquidation Of the
deeis-'here is not an American in Europe who
will not hang his head in shame.
oa'y lew partial returns have been received
which ook encouraging. They are, however. by
no meaos conclusive rs TO the result. w. coo,,
from the New Orleans BE OF the sh:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
Theatre.

The Theatre opens this evening under cheering
auspices The management, last spring, under
MIR Lambert, was highly and deservedly popular,
and It Is the purpose OF the present management. to
spare no pains to merit the same good opinion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
ICON NusIcarsn

am glad to see somebody helping corporal Street.
CT supervise the Street Commissioners. I would
ing TO the Mayor OF the number of limbs brok.n H.
over night. The extent of the evil to be r,msJ;.J
would then be aseerta'ned. BROKEN LEGS.
l.. 5. My neighbours cellar door lies open every
night, TO admit strangers. WY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
MISSISSIPPI ELECrION

The returns from Mississippi arc aui,e oncour,s-
ing la Warren county ShauIcks majority Is 3jI
over Tucker, and Col. B,nseman's inSI.rlyv ov.r
""in Is S+i. The Wing vote In Vrcksuurs Is 1873
les ',"n ,a'' Ia md the Loco Foco VOC has fallen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

~ nose NJ distance, desiring to subscribe
10 ,"e iNptrtHDtNr," ere requested to address US
a hehmo"d, until LIST ptccm.ber, and after that
time, at Washington CITY.
PEASANTS. JOHNSTON & wOoDSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

"THE Dues" NERsr'S ~ "UP GUARDS AND
AT 'Eh."-The authenticity OF the following anec-
dote may be relied on The Duke of Wellington
recently honored one OF the most distinguished OF
ivlnS scu'p,ors 10y sitting t. him for his bust The
1rist, wishing 20 observe the full play OF the
Dukes features, engaged him IN conversation on
the best at ltude fur the figure on which he was at
work, AM suggested that, 1t i; could he made TO
represent las Grace at the moment when he ut ;red
the memorable words, up. guards, and al EN- =" at
Waterloo. the statue would be more popular at the
present day, and be more highly valued by anti
quIiy.-Ihe duke laughed very good hum0ured.y
at tins observation, aud SAID, IAN. the old story;
people will invent words for me. Poets will write,
and painters wi, paint, and | suppose we must
give Them some License but really I don't know
what said. | saw tina; the moment for action was
come, and ] gave the command for attack. | sup
pose the words were brief and homeIy enough for
they ran through the ranks and were Oheyed on the
instant. never saw sharper work. But as to the
eI ct words used az such moment | am sure
don't recoect them, and very much doubt whelh
er any one else can" We have been careful &c
re;aIn the exact expressions employed by the Illus
irious duke on the ocelsion, as the moment tC
which they refer IS one OF the most important ant
interesting IN the whole range OF hts,ory.-Th.
Britannia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18
MAniNE JOU Nal.
tDTIt 4:

Brig james ChskIe, Pu;,uurg, from Newbn,v.
port, IN ballast, 10 Charles Palmer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

Tho now and convenient House opposite the
&UEA Hmks, Iicly occupied hy Mrs HopSins n
.s,H Boarding House r. has " tunus hrsiics Kii'h-
-6lIs en-, servants tocu, &C, anil more rooms eou
he added required. Tho iYf extends through ~ Bank
street opposite the sqlofc gate hlsr suitable ior
oGres ot lo,'ring rooms WIN. ~. SunLs Furniture
Sfotc Apply W bNAIi,
nj, IA al On tho PREMISES.
IIOYT a CO.'S OFFICE-To .morrcw MpruinR
i fhc drawing comes sinO'n ~ ifiVn, Tickets
So Por prizes. como 70 lIpfI 70 "h"le u'Ee'
p,tl " HnYT & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-18

rI'uP owner or constance OF OO0 feet Oak Board from
PInsdciphit 10y me achf John Stuli Capt Teal, viii
please cs the subscriber, pay freight and charges end
take II away. 100. d, ,..-,,,
sd OIN bb7lbNs