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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-15

Warranted pure ground White Lead
No do do do
No. 10 do do
Window Glass of all sizes, from 6-6 to 1870.
Putty and Whiting
Spanish Brown in kegs and barrels
English Venitian Red, in kegs and barrels.
Yellow Ochre and Litharge
Chrome Green and Yellow
Spanish and Turpentine Gum Copal
Raw and boiled Linseed Oil
Red Lead and Potters Clay
Coach and Cabinet Varnish
Paint and Varnish Brushes
Pumice Stone and Sand Paper
Lamp Black and patent do.
Prime Umbrio Madder
Spanish and Blue Vitriol
Extract and chpped Logwood
Clipped Fustic and Redwood
Oil Vitriol and Aquafortis
Cochineal and Liquid Blue
Pig and bar Lead
Black Lead and Sand Cruclbles
PrusSian Blue
Ground and grain Pepper
Do Cinnamon
Cloves and Nutmegs
Ginger and Allspice
Liquorice Ball and Root
Starch and arrow Root
EPSON and Glauber Salts
Sulphur Morphia
Do Quinine
Castor and Sweet Oil
Jayne's Expectorant
Do Carminative Balsam
Do Hair Tonic
Bear and Buffalo Oil
Cologne and Lavender Water
Fancy Soap assorted
Hays Pile Liniment
Essence Mustard for Rheumatism
Bateman's Drops and Godfrey's Cordial
Gold Tincture
Essence Peppermint and Harlem Oil
Balsam of Life
LIQUID and Steers Opodeldoc
Keysor's German Pills
Lees Anti Bilious do
Thompson's Eye Water
Together with general assortment of every ar
ticle connected with the above business.
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist,
at Doc. Fickardts Old Stand, No. II, Northamp-
ton street, Easten Pa.
March 81, 1871.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-12-15

from such writers as
Mrs C. Lee Hentz, Mrs c. Hall,
Charles Dickens, QBoz,) Professor Dunglison,
Professor Ingrahame, NJ MMlchael,
T S Arthur, Miss Ellen Rand,
Sheridan Knowles, George z. Morris,
Mrs NJ st Leon Loud Mrs Gore,
Douglass Jerrold, Joseph Chandler,
Miss Segwick, Miss Leslie,
VIM. e Burton, Professor ] Frost
Lieut. G. w Paten, Lydia II Sigourney,
Tbos Campbell, Hon Robert T Conrad
Miss Milford, Robert Morris,
Professor Wines, Mrs G IL w Esling,
f Bulwer; A Green, jr,
Joseph Neal, John Neal,
Thos G Spear, Countess of Blessmgton,
Capt Marryatt r n Lucy Seymour.
r Penn Smith,
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~8z Also general assortment OF GRO
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

TuE QUESTION SErrLED.-Mr Ed to-: | have
oNon heard the subject discussed. which side ct
the lady, when gentleman Is riding ON horseback
with lady IN company" should the gentleman ride
Na'Ious Icuons and various opinions arc given IN
vor Of the right and left side, hut not the right one
Those who would adopt. the English mode, the leCt
would lie right IN England, but wrong here; and
those who adopt the right here are right in fact bu'
give the wrong reason. Now, then, I decide tina,
the lady must be kept the right orthc gentleman
IN this country, because the law is TO keep TO the
right In England the law is reversed aud rnrSr
quently the position of the 'ady IL reversed none
thus question Is setted and that all the editors in the
country will publish this fur the safety and sery &C
OF a., The e'rls, lar aud near. NJ.
The CONCLUSION 10 which "M." has artiyed.--,nl
recognising the Signature know tbstho is COM
petent Judges correct. But there Is another law,
paramount To al. Others, which ought 10 govern the
gentlemen eqreNtrhIns The equestrian fashiona-
h'es o! New lofk, however are either too obstinate
or too stupid To comprehend u. In tho days Of Chi
VARY the knights always rode at the left side OF the
''uyi ana 80 well bred tqutstriins do aud ought to
40, nv al countries. Inc reason IS obvious The
Nn'shi, or the S'nilemor, should ALWAYS hay, hi,
sword arm reNI the 'hdy for her protection in case
OF the res, uacSS OF hcr horse, or from any other
Sourcs. The len, being the bride arm can be OF
no service to the lady, her protector is SO awkward
IS 10 rde 10y her right side. And besides, the lady
races the len. How awkward to converse with her
at her hackl but the dandy. hnrsemen of New
ork are past reformation or hope.
". Y CeEI. .l4v.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
TIE MEETING;

We have stated already that SIX females, rescued
from the "WlIIlm Browr,n had arrived 90 Ger.
uluiown, their place OF destination IN MS neigh
LgfD0od We arc told lh1t one OF the company
wls u1; Of Inc family that bod come to mske their
home in GCwanIOwn. She WIS y0ur- woman
whose mother fourteen years Urfor. bad come f8m
SEQ. nd 90 this country md the IHughfrf .rprr.t
tIa had only % come 90 America o. nod u.rpsfent.
'lDcr common sufcungs had attached her to the
u1gr fvs females, and they took Jp their abode iu
Ger. 1n.own, us young won osccr,aIn.n- very
soon tina, shs vrs u1. likely 10 find Der mother ggi,l
u.s. readily as shC had supposed. She according. y
looked about Tor work to earn a living. Shorty of.
ter her ARRIVAL, sNs was visited, among many Others
byan elderly lady from Manayunk who came "a
enquire after the rescued sufferers genors liz, and n
hear more particulars OF those who were los, i0iN
tue ship and from tho boat Having heard the OF
repeated story, the old .ady vonturcd 70 make on,
particular enquiry:
"Was Mary - on board the William Brown 2
YES she was"
The next question dropt tremulous.y from her
hps:
"Was she savedP
"Ies, an she"
"My chldln exclaimed the mother
md 20 the Old lady supplied her daughter vii
o. home, Which she was about 70 earn among stran
gsr-U. 8. GaI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
LATEST ERnM MONTENEGRO


Tie bark HorensIt, fom MonlcviIso, arrived
here yesterday, having LEI. that port on the In
June.
We learn by this orriva that report had reach
ed Mon.sviieo by the Blush Packet from Ieros
Ayres arrived just before the H. sailed OF the c.
'urc OF L1vaUe 10y Gov. ROsas, his own men hav-
betrayed hint
Tie editors arc indebted to i commercial friend
Tor the annexed extract ola letter Of the latest date
received ~ her
McSTETIDEo, June II. 1911.
Our receipts OF Flour since the % h Anril, are
$685. uOs. The stock in first hands and In Hose of
the spectators estimate a, about $4,000 barre 8
Last sa'es SgG2 on boad To net, S75 Spanish
Don.esJcs coolInuc wthoI; demand and O.naburgs
100 rs or. cents nett. Dc-rrcs lSOrs.I cts Ap-
PictDn Surlng 81 10 IS rs. ), 10 )! Cts. ana Tick
lrg= lao g. :. CT. nc.t per yard.
Leaf Tobacco SIC 20 so. Manufactured ditto
rIs. % us. per b. Chairs wooden seat S25
$3.50 Spanish per doz. Cane sea. Baltimore $50
a ~, 30 Spanish.
In price Of produce We have bu' title alteration
10 notice since our last circular. Light Hides dry
II c.. On board. Sailed ditto 1 %. Horse Hi-es
dry ST. each on board ditto Sailed STA each;
Horse Hair .oug S2I3j per 100 los. ditto mixed
IL. Cow Hair Sli -. Soap stuff 1851. Wash
el Wo1. SG,il. Sheep SH.Ds Isl cents each.
Horns so = Spnrs1 per m.
Exchange on England AID. per DO .,r.
BIZ. .1mT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
PHILADELPHIA MAREF1


EEMAREs.-In foreign produce We have no trans.
actions oil Importance TO notice. The agrcultur
products oTthc country still command improved pri
ces, ana ready s'ies, and receipts not equal To the
demand. considerable accession Of vessels by
the arrivals ihs week, will have a tendency TO ia.
crease tie demlLI for domestic produce.
FLOjR-SInce our last there is a visible in,
proEemen' m the market, prices have slightly ad
H'nctd, and holders moro firms. We have no lAlvs
t. report over Sc for fresh GROUND suptrfne + our
udt some brands are held higher. We now uU5tc
at S6,I2, SO p; old stock s. - So. sale; IVES.
tern, So, -, sales, Rye -Four $3.2j 1881
GkAIN.-All description, OF Grain fnr bread
sIuts arc IN husk demand, ana prices have further
ady'nced-thc supplies arc extremely light We
quote IN day PenL'a Hhci' at 1873 1876 cts; South
ern II I5I a lj5 cts, scarce, and much wanted;
Penn,d Rye 60 &c cts; Southern do 63 cts; South
I'm ne'lo" Corn 20 CTS, White do 20 cts: Penn'a
Yellow, round, - cts, fl Il ~ cts; Pcnn'a White ut
~ CTS; Southern Oats, 80 cts per bushcl. These
quotations are readily realized, with an inclination
10 improve Mar. GAz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
.We.sr,. Rirss and .Ireh.r ndtL. Bank.

We copied few days since from the Boston At
lns article CT posing the Loco Foco Senators who
msgepreseuI their constituents. In the charge OF
misrepresentation the Virginia Senators, by impli.
Cation, we're included. We had no thought Of giving
eounienance to the charge, far they were eoa.
cerned. So ar from it, we think they acted as they
should have done under the circumstances. They
were elected by an anu.uank Legis 'a,urc-avow-
ing an'i-Jank senlimsn,s-snd the State at the Pre-
s.tental election, voted ag.ins. the Wing candl-
dates, who were charged win being blnkmcn.
Their Difference TO the IMPOSED will OF ms jorily
Of their constituents, IS biting commentary upon
the course Of the eleven Loco Foco Senators, who,
unhushng, set a, nausht the known will Of their
States, and voted against a bank. The eond Iet Of
me swo should he he'd up to the couniry-as exem-
p.iiying practice! and Pre6sssa Democracy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
DIED


On the 9th of July last, ut Port Leon, Florida.
alter an illness Of five days. of chi'ls and fcyers
which terminated in congestion, MIR SAMUEL A.
SPENCER, formerly OF Buckingham county, Va
Nr y. was valued member Of the community in
which he lived, and was greatly beloved hy ali
who Knew him. lie has left an interesting family
an aiiecuonale wife and six children to lament his
loss us
In the county Of Lunenburg, on the och of Ju-
~, the Rev. TnohNs ApLNs; man beloved and
esteemed by his treods, and respected by all who
knew him. Materially of strong und penetrating
MIND, lie collected together many valuable facts from
re'dins, from reflection, and fram observation.
which made him both IN interesting and instructive
companion, and highly useful member Of society.
Few men could boast OF having more completely
won the respect and esteem of their fellow citizens
and fewer still could boast OF having more Faithfully
dsseminnted the great truths OF the Sacred Wri.
lungs, and having done al that the feeble powers of
man could do, IN allevih,jng the msiortunes Of the
unfortunate or needy, in every possible wayne
was truly, emphsttcally good man.
Green be the iurG above thee,
Friend " our better DAYS.
Nome knew thoc but TO love thee:
None named thee but TO praise. "
On Wednesday, the 18th instant, very suddenly.
w lillian BuRE, youngest son Of George w and
Regina ID. Clark.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

expectation Of the Wing party will be fully met.
dc IS Wig indeed. tie is deeply imbued with
ne philosophy OF the eiisls-a thing ndisPenss hie
70 constitute a genuine Wing and make his service
'vali6c md valuable. Me. Stuart, OF the S,aun-
ton Distract, has taken high stand. Ills speech
IN the bank oil Is much appaudcd, and the publi-
cation OF II IN your plpec would render great ser
vice IN our section Ut the State. IL was matter
Of fact, anIi-absuacttun speech, tina, will do much
good Mr.. Marshall, OF Ky, is one Of the 6rst
scniusos m the country. The mantle of his unc e,
The la'o Chief Justice, seems have passed to this
gifted representative OF kentucky. More anon,
perhaps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
VIA CANAL.
ARRIVED

Canal Boa, John Randolph, Crumpocker, with 81 2
tons merchandise to D1un, Kunnlcr * CO. BlgweIl,
Smith Jones, and J w DtUreI < Co: paying
sI53 ~ toll
Boat Columbia, Divinncy, with a. tons mcrchan.
die 10 /. Ludl,m & Son, J w DtbrolI < Co, Wor-
wl-k, Brothers Il Co, and Boyd, Ejmonds & Co:
paying Sl}5 n toll
Boat Lynchburg, Fields with 2 tons mCrchin-
DIE 10 Rtves Harris. l. Ludim Son, J NJ Roy.
all. Il S Mass,e, and Cupcuon K Crump: paying
S75 p toll.
B,1t Virginia, Minor with 81 tons merchandise
u w Dibrell & Go, l. LudIam X Son, B,gwell,
Smith & Jones, l. y Crcnshaw & Co: paying $40
f} toll.
Boat JoIrphno. Libby, with 36i tons mcrchun-
die 10 l. d Crcnshnw X Go, paying SOS 60 toll.
Bolt Richmond, rrowcr, with Ijl tons m8rchsn-
dzs 10 /. - Crcnshaw < Co, and Blgwol, Smith
& Jone,: paying 3Gi % toll.
Boat Jos. & Cabs Lockc'i, with ~ tons mcr-
cEandiz- to l. - Crcnshaw < Co, w Dibrrn <
Co, l. Lud1m n Son, and Dolan, KInniCr < Cos
paying 1892 "a toll.
| CLEARED,
Boat Eulcrprizs, Gifin, with 81 tons merchandise
Tor New Canton, Scottsvic, New Market: paying
Ell % toll.
Boat Richmond Embark, with tons ncrehln.
lie for NV Market and LynchJurg: paying $50
/ - toll.
| Boat Buchanan, Armswouhy. with tons mer-
ch1ndIzs for Lock NJ. ~, ScoiGyillo and Lynch.
/ burg paying ~ ~ toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
ICONnusIcArEp,

=. 70 TT UVVtFflor ~ TlFglnll.
II II shall become necessary, it is in your powc,
10 supply the vacancy IN the Court Of Anpo,ls, &C.
cisioned by the resignation of II. St. q. Tucker
Allow one OF those concerned IN the appointment
OF such successor, TO suggest Mr. HoLDES RHopEs
MIR H. Is fully equ'l, If not superior Ps a Judge OF
law, to any member of the legal profession in this
State. retiring and modest man, he has never
been before the public tor any office whatever; and
perhaps no man Is more deserving, ii honesty and
ability arc the tests Of fitness. hope, sir, II YOU
'h,Il MI this vacancy, you will give this suggestion
a thought.
am, sir, your fellow citizen.
4 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. WISE asked permission Of the House TO re-
cord his name IN favor Of the repeal Of the Sub
Treasury bin. Onjsc;od To.
Mr. FILLMORE Of New Y ork, moved the print
ing Of 900 extra copies Of the document In rs.a-
ton to Revenue and Draw backs. o jsc'ed to.
The House, on motion Of Mr. BARNARD Of y.
Y, went into Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. TILLlNGHAST was called to the Chair.
Mr. UNDERWOOD o! Ky. moved 10 take up
the bill 20 continue force the charters OflhG Banks
IN the - strict Of CoIumbiI.
Mr. BARNARD moved 70 take Up the Bill 10
sstlbl.sh uniform system Of Bankruptcy On The
United States. THjs motion had the preference and
prevailed. The Bankrupt Bill was therefore be-
fore the House, and read by sections open 10 l..
mondment.
The Bill having been read through, the discussion
commenced by Mr BARNARD as Chairman OF
the Committee on the Currency. Mr b. made
very able and practical speech upon the consitu.
tl1nlI provisions of the Bill and upon the many
other reasons which should operate 90 favor Of Its
passage.
Mr. NESBlT OF Georgia, also advocated tho pls
slge Of the Bill with O. strong argument and good
speech.
Mrs. GORDON Of New York. spoke 10 oppo-
sJn 10 the Bi|, and we Boo. reasons no cHs.h why
ii should not rcc.Iv ,uc favorable cOu-id.rl'inn OF
Congress. MrG COVE uo.Irr, Iu conc. lion, Of his
intention Of Oh ring amendment 70 strike out the
cnartng clause Tor the purpose Of Defeating the bill
MrEOOSEVELT OF y. y, though au opponent
o. the Administration, advocated the 81. with q
strong constitutional argument upon the sevcra
clauses of the Dill the voluntary, involuntary and
other provisions, and the retrospective provision rn
particular.
hlr S. MASON, Of Ohio continued the discus
zion and spoke in favor of the Bill.
The discussion was coscd for the day by Mr.
FERRIS, Of New York city, n opposition 70 tr
Br'. lie made "a good argument also upon bis 5il
OF che question.
Mr. F.E5SENDEN Of Me. obtained the n1rr nnO
will address the Committee TO morrow. The aI
i1ummcnt was Bt on early hour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
am, sir, your fsllow-cirizcn.
A FRIEND TO MERIT.

We ask attention to the Prospectus of Mcs.r,.
SiunssrS & Hercss for new paper in this city
From our knowledge Of the gentlemen, we doub,
not that those who patronise them will be richly
compensated. We greet them as ,auxiliaries in the
good cause. and hone them nvnrr s,,crnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
TIE Bunk Bin

Veto J or no vtte ! that's the question now. We
will DO able TO answer II III less than ten days.
we have no h'er Intelligence than that given in a
Postscript 'oyesteriOy's Pap,r--,h, sum and sub
stance OF which was tina, nothing d,6n,, was
known. The President has not yet disclosed his
'ntenlons--and all is conjecture and speculation.
The quandary into which the politicians are
thrown Is amusing enough
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

Grand virginia STATE Utory, the hnusG' ~ tho No,
npuAH hralrmy, EVu Glaze NJ % fpr ISL 10 BE- &C..
tcTuuucd by the drawing of the Union inrry lass No
Tor ISL Ip bD draFu Ii ADyluiI. H. g. saturday vi
October 1871 sixteen drawn bI '1's Magnificent =. cue
rrtuI cop f1I priE" uf ElNr' trfrrf fuyc " gr go
dpdu Of 900 dp drpf lutun NJ 500 ,uU GoUI $50
tFu &yIr 2Hl, " 'pl ui 5Ii 90 Of l5Nu ~ oil Ig-u
bwi luf .N ni 1F 1'ut u. WHUf 80 100 OF 21I I7u Of
Sn SC 10 drawn Nos out Of 7s. Irkcrs s(I-sbafcs ire
proportion
Cctl6srcs Of PACKAGE NJ 2G wr1s Trkrfs...t2rn ~
D'''.''... ...d'......'I Ilui..... do.....i.U ~
Dn...........ry......2bQ itrf"r ..do...... o. ~
Do....,.......tv......2' L.gHth.. ..dD.......2 ~
H- orders for tickets and sh1rra and certificates 4
PACKAGE n Io above splendid schemes will receive tho
mot prompt afcut1u, and the drawing nj each Lottery
will hD sent Immediately a0rr d. over who or rr
from ~. AiiroHs, in tl cases.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
~. vi. bO1 II y CO.'S OFF
RICHMOND.

RELOW We publish do" Two MAMMOTH SCHEMES Of
- the year W. hare Usr'T sDhi T',a.'s IN R.rJ.r
NhstI's some ut our Il,ruus will uuub, sc. som of
The Splendid Capitals We n"g item tu semi early ,s
VIC have ohly limited number Of uckefs aud Il Womb lac
Vehtng for one - Toe too late, aud thereby lo ort.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
MAR lED.

In Gates county, \. G., on Tbursd,y last. lv
Barnes Goodman. ESQ, MIR HEsRr ID Josrs, OF
Suffolk, Va, to Miss MARGRrr Ass, daughter ol
Thomas w White, Esq. oi Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS Sal.

no The sale Of Mr. James sbplarI'S res will , ,
pace Whs former residence near mo PcU.sBfgry Ms
ycTfiscmtut. ' '''' aN-
auI3 ppnrttr.y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

GRENADA, (MISS) JHiy 27th, lSil.
Cotton and Corn suffers immensely for The wan
of rain in almost every county in North Mississippi
The Cotton cop must tall short 20 per cent in North
Mississippi below the crop Of last season. some say
80. Very few of the la'gc p'n;ers will make corn
enough TO serve them until next season. IL has
been over nine weeks since we have had u rain to
Law the dust.
Judge Shnttuck (Whi } and Tucker Il .oco) our
Candidates Tor Governor. in the field and will
canvass the whole State eonto ndn: for honesty
snd The other the reverse. alludc to the Bond
Question, which, 1t is thought will absorb all ohcrs
IN this State, as It is the only hobby the Loccs have
Most OF the Wings are in high spirits and hcIi,ve
Shaituck, vii be easily elected They believe the
large mass ct the people, when they come TO under
sane me matter will su't''n The credit of the State
and agree 10 pay the bonds. Respectfully:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
MAGNiEICENT sCuEMi5s.
! puzcs Of 200, amounting 10 100000, Tor
18th sErTENEEE-AND
100000 s3O,OlO-s25OOO,
TON 2}I OCTOBER.
J. @. GREGORY 4 co, Managers.

SPLENDID Virginia S.to Lottery far lowing the Lrcs.
burg Ar4Uy anil fpr other purposes, EV1 t1sr No p
iuT lailT" be- determined by lr" drawing ui s Tuiru
Lottery, Cls.s so D. Tor -i TO Doe drawn ri ArE a.
10 e. On saturday, EEIt September 1871 Brilliant s.n,u
prizes nf 5000 uF<iuf sItuul1 tof uuUt. 500 GUt
5i-I J.F E fof .I ~ II Iu, ~ Of 5Uu 5u Of y IuI
NJ 80. g.. 10 drawn numbers out uf us. Ti,Erta so
shan iu proportion.
Do...........'D ....sG ilnlf.......dn........ip i
Do............g o....|G Quuor.. ..ID.... -
D1............ip. 30 ign'h.....H1. ........I,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS

A resolution has been submitted in the House Of
Representatives, TO adjourn on the ls,h. II ths
popular will is not arrested by The Executive Veto
we presume that adjournment may easily take
plsce by that time. Congress will then have
achieved glory enough-II v~'ll have accomplished
more than has been done by any cue Coneres,
since that which set the Government cat after the
adoption OF the Constitution. It will have entitled
itself to the gratitude OF the Country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13

mo st vigorous effort has been made in various
parts OF the country to represent tho wheat crop
generally as failure. The effort Itself has, how
ever, been future. Information from all quarters
has satisfied the public thai the wheat crop T. ken as
whole, will be fair average one, rather above than
under the usual yield, il any thing. The recent
and IN some parts Of Marya upon tobacco.
I1i,E. GGzGlis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
Loco foco majority,
AI-Hs.r

The Chlcaco American sav,-WTI's rs Nrft,-
than we expected At the last Congressional .Icc .
ton (lSSSl Douglass (Loco) majority was 439. a,
the last August election the Loco majority WIS - !!
aud at the last Presidential election Van Bu,en's
majority was ISIS, old Tips popularity bein- un.
bounded. IL cannot be denied Enwcve., that If John
T. Stewart had come out under his own hand in favor
ota Bankrupt Law, the Wing majority would
have oeen al least 60, difference Of 100 votes.
n. Y. Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMESl
Four prizes Of $4,000 amounting u 500 600 for
25fh September; end
$50 600 80 600 - 900 tor l3I Ort,Lcr

Splendid virginia Slate Lottery Tor rndowi,r tho Iccg
burg ActleJ hnh Tor other purposes. EKa Casa No %
for l-{lIo be determined 10y the driwdr of the Uriun
Lottery. Class Ne z, Tor ISL Ia br dawn ~ AcranI
ID 4 on saturday % % Seu'cmhcT 1911 brilliant schrn,'
prizes Of st1lDbi making 81 UtuI ~ 1000 aWI Grup
NJ 200 SC. % drawn Nas Of IS Tickets eI5-sh,Tca
proportion
Certificates of pac ages ~ 2G who'c Tskcts... 600
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-13
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day or Two age, AMI ordered to I've printed. 1t ex-
plains severa matters that possess nIer,s $, for large