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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
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Il h'niniSesnee S0msfhing rhiea has happsnts
sli t-in happss again.
TWIN be remember. j, that at the State Election,
which took place sEEcRE the great Wing Harrison
revolu,Ion-the Van Buren, party carried almost
every State (hentucky, y. York and Vernon, ex
ecpied) from Maine to Louisiana. Morton, the 10.
ooiooo sochtionist, carried Massachusetts. Roman
was elected IN Louisiana. Polk in Tennessee
Mponald IN Georgia. Grayson in Maryland
Porter m Pennsylvania, SC. Indiana, which had
voted for Harrison, went for the locofocos Ten
neSsee, which had voted for White and gwen him
majority of twenty thousand, elected Polk
Georgia, which had voted for White, went for Me-
Donald. Maryland, which had voted for Harrison
by large majority elected the present locofoeo
Governor. Vermont even trembed in III, balance,
Kentucky was shaken. New York was surround.
Gu oy me enemy, and the Wan Buren, Il Sod swelled
so high as to leave scarcely Arara, for the Ark
oil Republican Liberty TO rest upon. The eye OF
the patriot, as he sazed around him, on every side
as TAR rs the horizons verge, was greeted with a
cherries black of locorocoism-Van Buren,
seemed undsputed master of the Union. and his
baeiul reign perpetual. And so thought his fol.
lowers. BUTT was a dsceiiful IrIumph-as de eei,-
tul as those which no,c fill with a false 10y the
hearts OF his Par;izIns. Their victories ne,s, like
their victories hsH, but the sure precursors OF
'helE hnaI overthrow. The downfall OF Troy is no,
the less certain becaus, Achilles is in h TENT
Their victories now are all Trojan trumphs. They
can no more permanently succeed over the wbiss
than did tho British in the revolution Their ri.
umphs now are like these which the English would
sair If we went TO wal with England. IL Is adj.
miiten that the English would beat us at frst-bu,
their short lived triumph would only serve to mn,
the un'ry on us metal-to rally the people as one
man-to hse their 6looi-to make them give up
every thing for their country, and to convert the
''nusleom' duty of FIGHTING into their sole BIZ.
S.NESS, Tor the zine, jus; as in the grea, Harri-
son contest, the PEOPLE left their work-,bsir
workshops their pIoughs, their stores, and made
the ELECTION their SOLE BUSINESS. This they
cannot afford to do every day-but they WILL
DO 1T AGAIN when the TINE COMES. and
the Wings will as surely triumph 4, they did in ,7
ana AZ ONWARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
Z ICH MO ND.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
Whig Sentiment OF m, Sto,,.

The ShorhS, Merchants, and other visitors ~
the city, within the last few weeks, from yariou,
sections of tho STATE, give the most cheering nc.
counts OF the sound and heathful state OF popular
sentiment The Wing people, with almost one
voice, speak IN condemnation OF Mr. Tylers course.
They confess themselves disappointed, and decply
mortified, that one, on whom they had bestowed
theiT suhiascS, had acted in a manner-(as detailed
by the retiring CabInetl-so unworthy o! them. of
himself, and Of his station. With wonderful up,ni.
NIFTY, they aseribe his conduct TO mad ambition one
rating upon weak and indeci.ve character, aided
oy e'l councillors. They regret that circumstances
force this conviction upon their minds. They take
no pleasure IN having to high funcl ionary.
whom they had struggled to invest with power
ihey o'd not commit the folly, rs has been charged
upon 'hem-of eNpendins their time and money 10
elevate th's man TO oihee-ihat they might turn
round and spend their time and money TO eviet HIM
from ofhee. They hoped 10y his election to accom-.
push great results for their country. They bop,d
that the vast power and patronage with which h.
was Clothed, would be directed solely TO N. nIr;
good. They did not dream that pe,iv and ,,ov.I.
ing ambition would come athwart their lofty nso;
ra'ons for the common veal and national eIorv,-,
The eonNlruon that 1t is so, is painful to tb.,,
eui they iee that they owe the highest obligations
to their principles and their country. Because the
President Of their own selection proves recrean, to
those principles, or treacheeous to that country.
they, as Patriots and Wings, consider ths, they are
under IS strong obligations ever TO stand by both
The course OF the Wings, in this respect, wha,
ever f,e may be,de them party, will shed upon
Them undyins honor. Il is practical and impress
sre demonstration OF their noble and disin,ere,ed
PATRIOTISM Where can its parallel be found in III.
annals Of politics When before did a great mar.
iy-en masse, as it wcre-array themselves arans,
the conduct of their leader, from consideration
purely patriotic, and in disregard Of all selfish ends,
they who worship the spols only and are govern
ed by mercenary motives, may call this conJDc,
i'o,'sh-6ut the good, aid the patriotic, will pro.
nOunce 1t an instance Of patriotism, as noble as i,
is rare.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
HALL or pArnlok nrNnr snc1rnv.
TRIBUTE or RESPECT

The death Of Dr.. DANIEL S. TRIPLr1r. MON.
Der oi This Society, having been uunounc,d-on
motion, t was
Ri'oi'td That the unumely death Of our friend
and ossOcllio, Daniel S. Trp'eu exc.,ss within us
emotions Of the slncerest sorrow.
Known 10 many n rs in chiIjhood--our intimate
compiti0n 30 early manhood, he commanded our
warmc5i and most offcctonl,s regard, Nv hi, dlsip-
teres'sd kindness 81 disposition his Lieh sense or
hpUp', md siucf adherence to principle by his
s.cring integrity Of ch urartcr, his GOOD sense and
2s0ltm'n.y experiment be won the respect md
objection Of a'l who knew him But o6fv those
VINO were 10 habits Of free and fimiarinteIcourse.
"c.o.s ana cordia. communion with him, could BRO.
P''y appreciate tho excellence Of h,s character for
ne Wone'iy WIS such as 10 conceal many Of rs no.
uet UaW- l'om genera observation. ~ his death.
1 We nave iost generous and valued GIend-bis n.
mlY devoted son soi brolhcr-- and his country
| E"ol ohA us,lu' citizen ,-and although IL is no,
Or " 10 Hurma' o. the aI.-wise dct,ees of the Gy
,suI Ll'i yel u Is melancholy Measure Inn. IL
give expression to our grief, and TO nav ,bis Ios
U,u.e oi respect % our departed friend
RssriUtd, That we deeply syn,,,b,,, 9Th IL.
fanny o' the deceased IN thsr I'm etron vt,sb -,
nope wal. be N come degree miisa,td bv ,bc ,s,ol
lection Of his virtues y '''0 'eoo'
hesotUsd, That tho foregoing resolution, D.. oh
ishtd M the newspapers Of this city, anJ a copv :
'hem be transmitted 70 the family Of the dee,s,.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
DEATH or GOVERNOR OWEN.

Just as our paper Is prCP1rlng Tor the Press the
painful intelligence has reached us Of The death of
Gov. John Oven, which occurred Of Pnts5oro,
Chatham County, on Saturday morning last. NJ
o'clock. lie vas not only one Of our most dst,o.
gslshcd and valued citizens, but one Of he purs.t
and best IIen that ever lived; and his loss is mo,s
iorclUIy expressed by the concern that is ON lie
cOUnten1nce Of all, tlian woods ran pOurray IT, lie
had 90 much Ia'c.Igencs AMI good sense, decisiop
Of purpose blended with kndn,s IS Of heart hfmners
Of principle and sincerity u feeling, dignity Of Der
son and geni.eness Of manners, CQuanimity Of dis
position and debgndul cheehu.ncss, that he CON.
mandcd respect and regard wherever he was krOwu.
Others may have had more bri. liant career hut
none, ~ whom the mild and gentle virtues have shone
more clearly, nor w Shom they have been more
steadily and effectively inculc8tCd. lie has gone
down To the grave IN the rpensss Of manhood ard
on The midst 81 his usefulness, leaving his family the
proud inheritance Of an unJicmshod n tmc md the
encouraging example Of o useful and Honorable life.
Gov. Oven filed Tor two years the Executive
Char Dl his native State, and would have been re-.
elected 70 lint high station by oocl'maron, II the
[ use Of his name had been painted; but, in thus
matter, he resisted uil the efforts Of his trends Ue
/ 10 the State Legislature and led o.her stations oil
uu.t aud honor and m oil situations, his pleasing
manners ond uniform ur0inty rendered him one o
/ the most popular Of our public men.
But ostmlble rs he descrvCdly was in all iht
walks Of lie, il for the domestic ADD social vlr
/ tues that he WIS most conspicuous. The natura
turn Of bis mind rendered him unlmbilious Of publ
distinction, and, in private life, he found nmpI
space for the exercise Of those virtues which are lh
| best and brightest ornaments our nature. Ihoug
possessed Of an ample fortune, he d not Oft dow
TO enjoy II, as II he had nothing else TO dO-no dur
TO perform, o. NJ charity 70 exercise. lie lived
the world os one Of s uecbers and shared It's cart
ne aoTIeties, ~ labors and us Joys. When Gale
upon by public cKgences and private warts, u
was always 81 his post-the fret in the front rank
His iilness, we learn, was rather lingering, bu
borne with mild and cheerful forlilude. lie ha
Tor some time, distinct view Of his dissolution
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

DAhB9URsvILLE, IIth Oct, ISL
Hent .emen-l see II Is recommended by one of
our agricultural Board, that we should meet. be-
!ieye, ~ this month, Tor have mis!ad the paper-
In ieu thereof, pro Jose the first Monday IN De-
ce'iuer; Is announcement Tor farmers TO leave home
at this season; but he more important reason for
eonVenns at that time is, that the subject of indsm
NIFTY 10 Ire members and some approximation for
conun! o. expenses, may be Immediately brousbt
before 0e Legislature. 1t is not for a moment 10
be believed that they will Withhold so Reasonable
an appropriation, without which It is obvious the
proposed encouragement to agriculture must fail
II is enough 10 require Of citizen the sacrifice of his
ume-hls expenses IN the public service ought TO be
pala NM. My respects.
JAMES BARBOUR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
ACCOMAC DISTRICT.

correspondent nsks:
what arc the Wings in the great Accomae Dis
u'et do'hs' Are they torpid Are they unlik
their Wing brethren every where ese1 Do the,
feel no indignation at the course OF their Represent
alive1 Arc they, who gave 1900 majority to Oh,
up, last year, ready now TO the fruits Of tha
glorious victory blighted by sehemers ana specula
toni Arc they mere uutomata to be turned about
aS one man may dictato1 Are they no, Patriots
men OF principle, and will they not fsarlessly up
hold the righn Where are Joynes, and Scarbo
rough ard Chopper, and Verify, and MeCandlish.
and that glorious band of Wings, who never quailed
IN the hottest of the fgh2 Viii they permit them.
selves ESQ to speak, to lie apOs.ahr,d, by default,
ana Tor the mere want OF eSertionl"
we turn over these questions to the Wings of the
District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

The Baltimore Republican ascrbes the late tri.
umph u It's party 10 Maryland 10 che ttoo "
Toes" This We DO no, deny. And we find 10 its
truth the seVere'. rebpke o. those Wings VINO per
permitted their dissatisfaction tn This single. how
ever much to-be regretted, error ofthe Federal E1
eeutve, to beIray hsm into iorge,iu ness of tbei
duty u their party, to their Stat, and to their prn
clp'es. Let the Baltimore Rerub can, howsve,
and It's co.aDorers, derive what comfor. thew On,
from their present success; the cause they assign
for It is OF Issef prophetic Of the overthrow for un
less Ihey can show t1s We know they clnnoi) tina
the ''ve'oes" have driven any Wing, into the rank
oi locofocoism, their triumph will be short lived
aud they may even nov number rs days.-.Ea, Tnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

WHICH ne contemplated with that entire eomposure
.os, oo'hins but the usefulness OF his lie, and an
could seSiow.
lnend who communicates his death, says--"l
s I'm napp" to state that h. died in full possession OF
christian faith. and in joyful expectation Of a slo-
Hous resurrection unto eternal life"
we mingle our he5rt- felt regrets with those tina,
VIII be expressed wherever this cence spreads:
for though
Nults lie bous ncliiis occiii,,
Null nchlltor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

RESISTING THE GLImPsEs OF THE MONTH";.
Albany Regency, that every body thought was
dead and buried, is about to he resuscated If nos
sl0Ie. Mr. DIX, ex-Secretary Of State, is IN for
Assemo'yi Mr. Corning uspres TO the Sen1tori,l
dignity Does That epitome Of mfanness and eor-
rupuon, which 50 long prcyed upon the vl,als of
me state, really nope that any change Of opinion
will permit It 10 lwl back TO place and poysrI
Impossible /, IS dsad-dsad-DEAD! and c,nno,
even be galvanized into an artificial existence of +,
few months in thus endeayorag 70 break ont Of
It's own shroud the foul thing only e1ci,s lonthing
ani disgust. Even the patty TO which IL processes
70 belong, repudated he concern at Kingston l,.t
Thursday, by passing an eogium on Legeeit. and
recommending the universal pCrusaI Of HIs writing.
what do he say Of this same bua,ed Regenev ?
Here IS ore of the most emphatic passages he ever
wrote. Can the Regency hope for a restoration IN
ONCE when those 10 whom 10 looks for support en-.
dorse such sentiments os lhCse3--
"Ihoy Regency are a SCI; Of creeping DESIGN.
ins, assembling Creatures, vino have grown fat on
the drpPngs of uncleab bunk sgi.atIon-a Knot
Of cat paced sy.iaccd, crInginc aufl busy fellows
VINO 90 aboI: among the members Of the LcgisI,-
/ lsre, smUing and bowling and shaking hands with
an 'hey meet und disclosing their schemes IN bro.
Ken Whispers eked out with knowing sbruggs and
n'ds-Ihey are men who strive 10 Turn ali po.i,,.
ca questions into lever 10 raise up and set In mo-
i'h ihsir own nasty, selfish pro.nects nj TIM.
eaoa' we believe the State Printer Edwin Cfoswerl
10 be the soul and cenlrc!"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

II
IL will be scen by reference TO our ndyer,i,irS
columns that the First Baptist Church intend tc
open their new House OF Worship on Ii street. on
| Sunday next
we take pleasure in directing public attention to
TINS cd nee and to.the opening services, The build
ING occupies a commanding and central location !,
Is spacious, commodious, and noble structure,
erected, We learn, in the most permanen, manner
The draughis OF the building were furnished bv Mr.
Thomas w. Walter, Of Phrlads phia, and the work
has been executed, in the best taste, and under the
direction OF our enterprlsing citizens, Messrs. s &
y Freeman. We may safely affirm that in cha,,e.
ness OF design, IN soldy Of structure, in beauty of
execution, as well as in convenience and extent, i,
not surpassed, # indeed 1t il equalled by any Hons.
oil worship IN the Old Dominion. Il is an orn,m.,,
10 our city. The enterprizing and liberal Church
and congregation by whom this House Ia, b..r
erected is entitled to the praise of the community
ana we doubt not they will furnish substantial n,oof
oil the interest which they feel in the object. bv
"e" generous contributions. IL freeuently happ.ns
that on such occasions houses are ma,er,,II,- ,n;,
'y the careless or the rude-by scratching the pew,
ana oy a too fee use of tobacco. We hone the in.
terror neaness and beauty of the house, AS well a,
'ne soemn'iy and sacredness OF the object to which
us 10 be dedicated, will preserve it from such wan
Ion abuse. We understand that the ,d,6c. xy;,l H.
70 lar completed as TO admit visitors on to morrow
afternoon, and all persons DESTROYS to examine IN.
"'e''o'' can nave an opportunity that time Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
TO THE pr-nr.,
TIIlNKING limI,

E"iNhlN' u VIII be ga re acceptable 10 the r,i,.,,, ,
u richmond and more advantageous 10 o,rssi,, ~.
'h'HE lhhng IN our lslfprs, have chaDr ,,l mo me-,
SEQ publcationo i the "Shir.dn itn, semi 49,. -
bay Paper Ia be about the size Of The Rir b,r,r 80
piI"T The hrsi number Will be issued IN f,r
or .eoncrl "e can III up flee al an earlier ,v
country. - NNv paper TOT Inc
Subscribers TO the Daily Paper can have I.0 n, thi,
tchilrho' or once, az an early hour the noTnr a.,
ny tnr payment Of one dollar ezra Will be- entitled ,n.
ne ume OF their Subscription, an insrrtinn of ci5 49,
caro- IN ,ur City Directory on the fTs r1rc T ,
nnaly faper With much trouble have pr1pIrr,i IN,
DIRECTORY, believing II viii only bc useful IN , ,
hrns hu hiehy 50 10 strangers Visiting here on hus,,c
our determination iso make the paper Us. nll In no ~
Hcs- man, as wen az iuicTC sting To the pnfri,u
ne following viii be our tel IN cash which "a, ,
WI. so copor with ia icous economy, as foiuiur
'e'us''S anu others {" give US portion their
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
FGom the New York Courier, oct 70.
fns,ksT erpl0i. Of Elirarg, m. Co,,s,.

The Hon. Daniel Webster has addressed otter
to the Editor OF the Boston Daily Advertiser, en-.
closing letter lately received by the former from
Earl Spencer IN England, and another purpar;ing
TO be from MIR w. 10 Lord Spencer, introducing Col
Monroe Edwards TO his Lordship, and speaking of
him az his "valued friend" SC. &c. This letter,
which OF course IS forgery, was presented to Ear
Spencer, accompanied by one from Edwards himse f.
asking temporary loan OF L35O and telling the
Old story OF the two hundred negroes the impossi.
oiiity OF obtaining any assistance from the Amsri.
can Minister 10 consequence Of his hostility on the
subject OF slaves, SC. He told his LOrdship that
he brought a similar letter to Lord Blougham from
MIR Webster, but Lord b. being on the Continent,
ne, Edwards, found himself awkwardly situated,
and actually without the means OF providing for
his owe passage and that OF his son to New Oreans
The letter had every appearance Of being genuine,
and Lord Spencer, irom personal friendship 10 Mr.
Webster, let Edwards have the money wilhou, he.
station.
We are very much in hopes that the career of
this accomplished scoundraI Is IN far way now
OF reaching IT'S rghtu result. 1t all his rsscalties
could be legally proved upon him. his confinement
you'd extend to period as ong at east as he is
likely 10 live.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
10 COUNTRY nIEuCu,Nrs

HAVING purchased uf Mr. James smell. tis q.orA ~
- hophS, STATIONARY &c, shall continue to
"a the Book and stationary line
a'ing received 10y acsi arrivals. my cnc Pail supply
OF buokS Satona E, ether will sfnr had on
hano, which was pufchaFcd reduced price am prc.
pared 9" sell on term rihor rca olable Than can IN,
'hnicd elsewhere IN this CITY
country Mcrehhuta, ani friends generally, are 10.
lucsed 10 cat aud cNimuo for themselves before puT
chasing elsewhere. The former patrons rf tho rsarsb.
'h arc N9cued 10 continue their patronage W. eau As.
sue lhcn viii spare M p7ius accommodate Them on
better terms than heretofore ! e. SPAI.UING
doors above the Rel Tavern,
DC ii-NlN Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
TO MOTHERS

MESSRs. l.. CHASE A Co-;.n,, ILL.,
" eaii ABOUT inc eS'iaorinary effects of Tho
unh OF f"i ian Ptls upon those about to brro, &C.
lhune Ell tp make tal ofihcip NV Mic ~,
nc nc u'the' ct children and had suT.rr, Tho -,
u,os a'l ,Serucaung paine during ana aHcr nor r,s
"l t'Sh size la tired every means amt IA ON ,
m'dicuc but found ltlc or M rc,irf So, , Neu ueh
KING nc P,t-ia" Pills about months b.C,rc I lc'1 Ia
~ cam 10 l'g very poor about This lruv Of 80,
~ 30 SUI soon after was cuab'cd 10y their usc II, "i
msn, ni holner 10 hct f-uily until her rousrc
nn,'' ~ 'uc tilN she commenced taking thc p.ri',
rus Ll9r several weeks previous, she Wa ,
,ouEh' bnd frequent cTamps
r. W WI ''is entirely renewed before using h, 80.
VIII great confidence that ADVISE a'lthose -,
~ "tCoihc mothers 10 make Of the Persian
los ilIi nave Lkcn them ia crhborhooJ have o.,
-, w ''e sam, easy manner, aud are about M. ~
III lew Gays There does not appeaI T., no h,lT
VI .ti hh' itea setting in amer confinement, ,yt.r
y, t y' ~ lh'y are IN the reach the poor as Vel.
,,t,r "rA'c 'Tuy ihhnSiu thai tLcre Is a remedy
s'nih" world ot suffering, which tn,ny oT th. es
Dear, and per aps tue lives of "aN' 10
' ~ ''''' :. ROBERTS
Rprb,s,cr NJ 81 ,s,- a. q. ROBERTS.
or 10 DO A. G. STEVENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

w. ,s"ihL,o,M, Teacher OF Plain and Orn,m,n,I
"tng' aud sicnogfaphy, Respectfully a,,',. ~
n,s o. Mrh@1nd thai he is prepared TO in-tTnei %
M mulhet q" pupils IN either the above br,nrbss -,
WIS tAhughs, Ou Man street nearly ~ - ~ n,
Snl directly opposite Mount Vernon Hons" ia
W. ,u " reaching Plain Writing sainirably r,lc,I,,n
'mpaU 70 gpi's more perfect command of no me-. ~,
SouIs'"I IsIcSsons Of one hour cac a. than by ,,,,
-" S'aIs"i pfacuCc, under IN, oriln, ~ ~, -
equal facility ''"o" may DC acquired with
Six Lessons '' ''HHd br'f1ns, taught in
a. 'aI'es classes meet At ~ o'clock, A. NJ r,,,p n,
evening. '''u's curing the Cay aud
ny Specimens may be seen NJ IN. .,, -
oc "a 81 'N''i'' &c Apply "a above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
DIED

At Faucets, in Essex county, Va. on the 9Th of
October, RICHARD l.. Crow in the % IN year of his
age. lie was very much beloved and respected by
all who knew him.
~" The Enquirer will please copy.
On the 10Th Of September last, at the residence of
her son, d. VIM. G.. Smith, in Richmond county,
IN the 65ih year of her nge, Mrs SARAH SMtrm,
consort OF MIR Henry Smith, Of this crty, and Iaugb.
ter OF the late William 0eddy, of James Guy coun-
ty, leaving dlsconsoIate husband and i've children
to mourn their I=reparable loss.
iCt' The Religious Herald will pIe1se conv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

AT Cleveland, Ohio, on the 9th instant, by the
key' Mr. TaItourd, GEoRGE NJ. ArwArER, ESQ.
OF the House Of Kent, Kendall & Atwater, Of his
cay! 70 Mss Minerva, daughter Of the late Noble
H. Mer~in, Esq. OF the former place.
On the 9Th instant by the Rev. Ballard E. Gin.
son OF Warren, Mr. WIN DRIsEARD, to Miss FsAH
CTS eldest daughter Of Benjamin Pace, ESQ, all OF
Alhemarle, Va. - 49, "
Ir Enquirer will please COPY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
HENRICo AGRICULTURAL AND uoRrIt,IIruR u,
SOCIE ETY.

IoS The Executive Committee will meet at the
Capitol on Friday morning nszi, a, 10 O'Clock pre-
oIsey to make the final arrangements for the exhi-
0't'ons commencing on the ensuing Wednesday
(2Olh instantly
The Committees appointed TO arrange and con.
Duct the exhibitions and fairs, and to award the
premiums OF every description, will please meet the
Executive COMMITTEE, at the Exchange Rooms. on
lY. nIa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15

S'PEkioh {" the IIyrcan, Briudrcjl,'s Evans, To
- "u', Tue Muchlcss tpu"cd) Saua'iyc Indian Pttsa.
tive, or any Other Pills Conpnuni tore ti,c ,," 81
I'Ilh'h To- hy Physicians EnI others Let none ", N
they will not. " " ''' ''" ! ~ -
" ~ now gotl"I point with III who have used the We
E'lAnc lhNSlAN FILLS, That they aIc pTs ctuepfv tb,
hcsi a"d most cihcacious FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
S'l bccn nH"diu America. II every family couLt become
fiih'h WIN 'heiT sovereign power over disease thew
M"u k'e' lhcin undbc prepared with n sure REMEDY
"HPy On h's appearance " disease ani then low
mh'h distress would Toe avoided and money yr,t "a "a oil
49, Ic lives ct thousands WHO ar" hurled out ~ mc by
possession Of remedy which thcy can rIacc "pcn
upon. For safe by A "a .grt'yINs