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partment. think very humbly-nons
can think more humbly-of the value
Of the services which | am able to rem
der to the pubic in that post. But as
there IS, so far as know, on all subjects
affecting our foreign relations, a concur
renee OF opinion between the President
and myself, and as there is nothing 10
disturb the harmony of our intercourse,
have not felt it consistent with the du-
" which | owe the country, to run the
risk, by any sudden or abrupt proceed
ing, of embarrassing the Executive, in
regard to subjects and questions now inn
mediately pending, and, which intimate
~ affect the preservation of the peace of
the country.
am, dear Sir,
With constant regard,
Yours, &c.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16

Friends in the northern part of the
State inform US that Col. Bingaman is
doing his duty manfully, and storming
every locofoco anti-bond fortress in that
part of the State. The Colonel short
time since wrote to the Vicksburg Wing
that at every place he had visited he was
informed anti-bondism was " just ahead, y
and that he did not desire to represent
Mississippi in Congress if she repudiated
her plighted faith. This was noble
sentiment and worthy the man that made
It. After hearing the chaste and finish
ed oratory of Col. C. any unprecedented
man will place him among the most eIo-
quent men in the country. His peculiarly
easy aud graceful manner, his manly
form, great dignity Of demeanor and his
gray hairs, form adventitious adyanta.
ges which few man possess, and coupled
with these his purity of priaciple, he is
placed far, far above either of his com
petitors. Read the following:
Holly SpRINGs, Oct. IL, 1871.
My Dear Sir herewith hand you a
list of Col. Adam l.. Bingaman's appoint
ments, for your information, which il
you think proper you can publish
Believing your subscribers generally
would like to know the movement
Of our friends Messrs. Bngaman ant
Harley, to-Wit:
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Judge Shattuck spoke in Adams county
On the 18th, 18th and 14th inst.
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ToLERABLE.

The citizens Of Woodford county, KY.
have purchased the farm in that county
On which Mr.. Crittenden was born, at
$4,000 and presented it to him. This
= really substantial way Of apprecia-
ting merit.
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"A LIKELY young negre ~aa.
N vAo : ; SFss ra.s ez<pzzz<z. -
fs<shar iufermaEisn neplx - IS ..&es.
caz,on. So =, lsls- -
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16

The Picayune is hereby informed thai
great anxiety is aAoat in this region i
see description of that
msELF ACTIN SHIRT cLANER
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There is no Wing Tyler party, Mr.
Tyler has gone over to the locos per Sc.
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CANTON E0GE.


TtHE ParaerzhlP hersoctcve ex1s1ag
n hstweea Wn- r. M4r1n a. T. 81
Mclean. i tbs aay dzSsrawe1. ~ -
death of m Marta Ths 1.zl.@ss -.
be eoatinaed by - un1erz<a<t- -
solieit pasronags~ ley are PrsFars1 -
al orders from - ec9a<ry. - -
advanca cAsh On GEES ga@rars e 80
ton, Sc &e-
n. 3 M~LEAN 4 c.
vieksharx. Oct st. fe&I-&A2
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16

NhE Honorable WILLIAM l. suAR-
l. KEY IS a Candidate for rs-eleSEssa a.
Judge Of the High Court Of Errors ard A Bpeals.
for the hrst district, composed Of TIE eo4nrles
OF Kinds, Warren, Claiborne, Washingtoa- b.
iIvar, Rankin, Scott, Newton, Lazder1als. Ne
shobas kemPer, Leake, Aaaison~ Yszsa.
Holmes, Attala. Winston and N0xuhes- Elee-
ton lrst Monday in November next
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MISSISSIPPI.

The locofoco party Of Mississippi has
taken its stand upon the prin-
clpie OF public swindling, or the refusal
OF the State to pay the bonds issued bv
authoritxof its Legislature! Its candi-
dates all avow that principle and advocate
It in their speeches! The result Of The
election will therefore be very conye.
nlent as showing in parallel columns the
number of honest men and deI;harate
scoundrels respectively in the State
The man who votes an anti-bond- pa wing
ticket would rob charity box if he had
good opportunity.
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NOTICE
"HE underssgned respectfully iaser@
- the einEens q Naassoa aad Nazoo
counties that they have ez<aAl1sAe9 >
House IN Satartia, fer re P1Fpes@ - -
ing general RsessvsaS ~ Foxwardzs9
basiness- A supply 0f Grocerses. B4g-
ging, Rope. Sc. will hs kePs coaseaas.y
on hand GILES. PAUL. & ROER
aug 2S I&-Sn
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MARsmALs sALE4
Hi~=ry h.s~sa- - - -.
t..s.-s : ws-,ss. &c.. Ss.zA-s. -
ssAa 81 Wz<esA 49,
4 I.wFs ~ 4e1ass2
ny xsr<1e efses seese seasre t1<9r-41
- ! -. ~ me 3re<se1 fr-@ - ase-
- Cess Ccars - - Csss-1 Sa.es
- - Ssu-A~ra nzstrsrk e. M@k~se,-
l.s1 sxpsse - FzAis< 80. stt>s oae<t
49, 4uc< - - $50 - Co. 49,
SO ce4a<xs
OAK - Nu.kss :. os-s~ -.
A ss<ra - aAne3 ALL-E< ts<ss< -
- - sreeersy q seSszk.=s Ess.arS e
remols. So - ake ranes ws<ksa -
Aszsrs .rszrrsee1 - 49,
ASDEkScN MILLER 49,
ksl$ 6e@rz. 1sF~3 -
A-<<sk -. 1871
- k-e $1o - 49,
pSTp1<ENE<T-
r. ~ - - 1Aeee eessren2
"a - "a Aur~ks nnssrcme4 49,
- I'D N-mEz4 II &C., -.
ASDEkSoS MZILER. Mar-Azk
- = Gczn. - -.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16

John Tyler,
Son Robert,
Eve riV members of the Cabinet,
rive members of Congress,
Madisonian,
81. Louis Bulletin,
a. The "Artful Dodger."
This last auxiliary four contempora.
Oh the Free Trader) has promised
resident Tyler, Gwin and Thompson
nd the whole locofoco party. Whether
VIII be able to make a transfer o.
y last, is yet to be seen. From signs
OOut Natchez, we should say it would
dead failure Natchez Couriel
October sth.
we suppose tits not precisely known
neither or not Mr.. Tyler will receive
support Of the four yOung Mtllens
ne ship Diana, Capt. EIdridge, ha'
''Ved at Natchez from Boston, with !
g cargo Of merchandise.
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TIME aE1ersigaa5 Aax= tAss 8av "a
ken safo co~par.ersAl > 80 teea
Ma. Beajamla Na-ra6er. 81 Ma8sse
eoanty-tAs AaSlnesz 81 u iazzre -
carried ca un3eF the mame AL ssxle
Of RarTs, Mars S Co
BATE & WARE
Yarse Ctr. Of :. fs4I-sl-s.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-10-16

Col. Bingaman addressed the citizens
OF Marshall at Waterford on Friday the
9th instant, at Holly Springs Saturday
the 9th, and this day at Chulahoma to
large crowds, producing the most happy
effects at the several points Of this coun-
~, and hazard but little in saying that
the empire county will sustain herself by
casting as large majority in November
iCF the whig ticket as at the Presidential
election. Our worthy candidate for Co.
vernon, Judge Shattuck, has won laurels
IN the north. The bond-payers will sus-
IAN the plighted faith ofthe State at the
november election. Marx the predic-
. a The wings of the north are firm
% W true to their principles. Our friend
y H. 4. Harley has recovered his health
, anu Will! this day again set out on his cleo
HlOlee[lng tour, making for the south
80; viii be found fully competent to sus
, ,a,a the whig principles to the fullest ex-
cut Respectfully, &c.
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The following article so very compli-
smenIary to anti-bondmen is from the N.
Y. Tribune:
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NEW FIRm.

Can.o0. o. d. Issl--sf-s
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Libr arian behind the counter, throwing
sleeps eyes on very pretty widow
who is looking over the catalog ue.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

Mr Byrd moved ,hSt the House iourn. Lost.
ayes ~, noes SIS.
Mr. Byrd then moved to take I'M the re,,In,.on
n"',,d hY him, With the view Of sseerta,nin, when
,hl. TO resume. "O' WI 10
hnnter opposed The motion = no, dcemio,
r.. Snpor'a"'. No neither OF tho Legislature. OF
~ S,a'es meets before January.
ne u'ot,In To take up was lost,
On MIR. ueskins' mo,ion
"es'red, That the Committee for Cou,,. ;,o,;,.
'n'o inc .Snedieney Of emendin. the lnw, in -.
u'n To Generai Elections 60 as IN a, h,, ,,.,s 20
honr nj which the polls to H.. taken ~, ~. .,.,,;.
OF members of the House Of Rrp,.s.n,,,;.". ~ -,
rs senators and members Of House Of D.,... W."
m'i' he opened. mt the several Cour, uon.,
al The several places designated by Law for ho,a;m
separate elections IN the several coun,ie. az ,,s
Commonw eaitk. es VI this
On Mr. Mci.nughlin', motion,
hesc!rtd, That the Committee Of C,r,,. A.
gnme INTO tho expectancy of changing the time or
"o,o'ng me County courts for Fsyelte county.
On motion Of Mr.. Nowhn.
"o COMMITTEE OF Courts were instructed IN in.
au'e INTO the eaptdieney OF revising tho I.v, ~
tLs Commonwealth. " VI
PErirIas,
By Mr. Jackson, ofci'iz N, of Wool .,,.,
uennluent and forfeited lands Ivio, W., - .us
hneShsnY monntnins-hy Me-. Wallace. OF P.,.,.-
outg o David Dunlop and others for the ,s,,hl;.S.
menu o new Tobacco Inspection in the To,.n -
the same, n remonstranee ,,.;,.,
"o eS',o''shniori al another Inspection IN pr,.,.
ou's-oy the same, Of Edmund Ruain and o,h.,.
"s r"N farther indulgence IN the bank.
VA m Hon OF Mr Mu'en,
The iioos- adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
RICH MON ID:
MONDAY nonxINo. pKcnaDen 40.
IU. Inc ChalIcs,on Meremx /, on, in . x.,,


D> The Charleston Mercury is out in = very
venomous article against the Message OF Me- Tyler
1t sees nothing IN !, whatever to praise Style and
sentiment ate both denounced. In matter and
splti', 1t IS marked by unsteadncss and limidity y
"fhe attitude assumed towards England aud her
aesre's ons, instead OF being firm. yet eonciatory.
is depreca,ory aud pusils nimouS" IL, is aitcgeh-
er T"r'ff and Distribution Message" "The
Fiscal plan is put fo.th as something which he
seems sick Of having undertaken. about which he
does not understand much, nor care a grea, deal
His scheme undertakes that an irresponsible Board
OF Government officials shall interfere with the bu.
sne's pursuits Of the people, corrupt the currency
snd trade IN eSch'nges-s scheme which the DE.
m"eraey WW Of course reject" SC.
This is the frs, intims,ion we have had from
any OF MIR CAlhoun's tail-but this goes the Who'll.
figure. His ExeelIeney is not even allowed to be
man OF hmncs and conscience" The Mereu
ry Will be enrolled in the category Of "Effgy
Wings"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
Progress Of RskCrnI.

TIC I""tPtNutIFE buys.
"ro give the country, by one grea, fact, an idea of
the rapid course of Reform, we may mention what is
now we'll known here-that the long, the orduous,
the faithful, the disncrested public services If man
whose high character and virtuous abilities have
shed ustre over the entire Politics Of this country,
have once more fourd Chief Magistrate who is
bod enough TO reward them; and that Amos Ken
dali, tho unable, we believe, from i'll health to
quit his house,-has received an employment of 10
dollars per diem, for directing the alterations and
repairs ola building, which was Till the other day,
used for The General Post Office.
Let Patriotism, Integrity and Deceney hold up
their heads once more! Virtue is no longer to go
unreeompensed, in this country"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
BILLS PASSED.

The Senate, Saturday, pissed the bill authorizing
the Banks to issue small notes, redeemabe in specie
until the LIST Of Apri-also the bill suspending the
penalty Of 10 per cent interest," for refusing to pay
thsrlnoils in specie until the LIST OF April.
The bill to authorize a loan Of Sl5O,OOO on be-
half Of the Commonwealth, passed the House on
Saturday, and will be acted upon in the Senate to-
day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
From The -SanOnoi IaisLissnesr Of sa,vrd,,,
CONGRESS

Neither House OF Congress site % de-,
ing adjourned over TO Mondsv-,b. S.. G..
""''ay' ana The House of Representatives from
last evening. '"
Inc douso of Representatives 70. two d,v, mas,
nave been engaged in an eurn,s, and very i,,.,..,
M discussion upon the subject Of Reyenu. and
Ir''ec'we DUTIES. The debate sp-unc n, ,,n..
what unexpectedly on Thursday unon a ,,o,;,n .,
ro'er that part Of the Presidents Me.,,y, ,.,,,,
10 the io''h 10 the Comrni;ree on Manuf,c,u,.,.
subsequent motion was made To refer the sam,
P"t' oi 'he Message to 'hs Committee of w,vs
"nu means The question pending is, To which
OF 'he committees shall this part of the Ms ss,O. no
rsierrcdi The debate, however, is no, con6nod .,
the question, but, fr, h,s been laid onon o., 49,
entre subject OF Revenue, Protection. and all m.
ton Of the Tariff A s,est VA ,,,v Of 60; us
Dien advanced during the discus 100. and s,ms nj
1.-"' Us VIII DC S2cn, OF quite i novel ch,r,r,,r
nat part o. ihe P'esdcnrs Nc sage. mis-, which
refers To the snhlrc OF the Tariff and Revenue has
-" '"''"uSy lherprcied-somc regarding IL ss
containing opinions ~ favor nj such d;scrin,n,,in,
duties as will aid Incl ally domcsIic m,nuC,rs'
tn'es, ana others drawing conclusions amos, drec,
~ The 'everss Il ,his. Members from nlmo,t ali
r',ts Of the country already We poken up m tho
SUBJECT, and TIE ll"us, Yesterday a 'ionrrtd mon
t"e 'eS'on WIN an niiciiion hAt the debate might
even YET continue los some GAYS
Lie rsTsiy Of opinion ABOVE referred N II nv
ue proper To add Is not greater THAI has been her.
lo'"re experienced whenever the Tariff Is ON ia
iop'S on wnich occ isuns the recognised marty In.
are erased, or at least, pretty much disrcga,de l.
lI~ We have omitted TO state hath Co.,
Yves admitted TO bNl by The General Court, a, il,
RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
To N, Eai,a,. -. o..

oenuemen-l have seen ~ the p1pers, tho names
n sund,y gentlemen suego.,ed ns well on,I;6,d =.
M the place Of Col. Buroot the late Treasurer OF
Wis Commonwealth. ! have no doubt bnt tbev ar.
qualihed IN discharge the duies Of the Office l. bv
no means intend IN sly ono word in onpositi,n H.
any one who hos been named for the ofice-Jut a.
nm o. opinion, that every one has the right to max
ms own selection, ] will therefore, second the no.
minaiion OF ~ Citizen" in the last Whig. ,,v saw
lng, N my humble opinion, there IS MOI a man IN
ms commonwealth better qualified to GIL the ofbes
han Capt. Thomas Miller, Of PowhaAn.
am, respectfully yours, &C.,
SENEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
The Correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot

The Correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot
writes.
This fiscal proiet, when presented in detail,
have many reasons for believing, which I may not
now tell, will be much moro acceptable than the
outlines OF the plan we have in the Message OF the
President Of the United States You will see il
for yourself in a few days, and am sure, you will
be pleased with it,"
The Wings Of Congress are cool and unanimous,
and disposed TO give to any measure Of Executive
recommendation, dispassionnle consideration. -
DESTROYS only to promote the good Of the country,
they will be happy to be aLls to approve the Exc.
cu,iye measure. But they consider, that, having
at the Extra Session presented their remedy for the
evils which ofIl ct the eountry-ond il having been
rejected by the EIeeutvo-t IS not incumbent upon
them TO thrust themselves forward, and again as
sumo the responsibility. They leave that 10 the
President and his friends When these bring for
ward their plan, II suited To the eNigenees Of III,
country, il will receive Wing supporl-otherwise
not
A letter from Washington says;
"As far as public sentiment is yet developed
think It is against the Presidents scheme. This op
position is common to both parties. Some few q
both are inclined to take it. Oilers are waiting 4
see the de,sis-but the mass Of both the great par
ties against it, far they can gather It's fea
torres, from the Message"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

ICJ~ We had no Northern Mail last evening
from beyond fredericksburg. Cause not known.
The Mail from Joyond Baltimore, also filled
Saturday evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
A lcli.r ffom Wn,hinrton nnv, /,

The Legislature Of South Carolina have passed
an oct TO prevent the people Of New York from
stealing their slaves. They have ulSo rejected the
States quota under the Distribution Act
Very wise doings-whieh Of themselves are
enough according 10 the Charleston Mercury TO
ontitle the Legislature to the appreciation Of their
constituents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

NaiIoNAL SOCIETY OF AGRICULTURE.
The meeting OF the Friends of Agriculture held
on We ne ~ evening in the Hall Of the House
OF R-presen ltives. Of winch our readers ar, IN
moss ssion ofthe oficiil account was a laro. and
nishy respectable assembly,. The address. Of the
rresldcn' OF the meeting tion. NJ. GARSErr, Of
Virginia, WAS listened to with great attention and
interest," Delegates were in attendance from sever,
States ofthe Union; constitution for the societv,s
e,vernment ~asreported and opted; md n Conn
mItee was appointed to select the officers Of the
SOCIETY,", who are TO serve until the FIRST meeting and
xhb''ion. to take place IN this oirv on the first
Wednt sd'y IN May next, 1927 We are grnlifed
to discover the new impulse given by this move
ment to agricultural science which fas been biit-
orto so much neglected in this country.
The MEETING at the Capitol was srsce1 by the
presence of number Of ladies', many members of
both Houses of Congress- and a number Of strsn-
gers and citizens Of the District.
Nat Int. Dec 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

Reported by the steiner Patrick Henry, ,chrs
Effort, New York, OF White Shoals; Faith, Bnlu-
more, Seven Mile Ro ,ch; herm. big OdeUn, Bos-
ton, below Harrson's Bar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

The Army and Navy Chronic states that at a
Naval General Court Mattel recently held in
Washington, Lieut. William ID Porter was tired
his superior Office" &C. and sentenced TO be public
ly repnmanded by the Secretary Of the Navy. Sen.
tence approved 9Th December, end carried into effect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

iLfS The attention OF tie public is called to tho
sale Of superior Furniture and Paintng' under the
Exc nnge Reading Room, tn morning at II O'CLOCK,
by Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
TOh' N,mJ,rS Of me Legislature Of ne STATE Of
HyRiufa

Gonuemen,-As the appointment Of a Treasurer
Of the State Of Virginia will shortly deyolye upon
you, we beg leave, hereby respectfully present to
your favorable consideration the claims Of our
esteemed fellow citizen, SAMUEL p. PARSONS
ESQ. Mr.. T.. has not been consulted on the subject
though u IS confidently expected he will. n elected
accept the office, the duties Of which he will doubt
less discharge with credit to himself and profit TO
the State. MANY CITIZENS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
The THEATRE.

IL was very gratifying, on Saturday night to fird
,h'' all difference between the Management and MIR
oheh''ohe had been settled. Ii was also matter OF
srauhca''on that Mr. Blackstone took occasion TO
'po's z' TO the audience for his conduct on the pre-
v'ons evening. While no one, pursuing the profess.
SION which that gentleman does cat he expec,ed to
throw aside the feelings common to hunanty-stiII,
IL his duty, as /, is hat Of every one whose call
ing brings him before pubic tribunal, to control
his erring nature. An enlightened audience il. n,
all times, as much distressed ut the necessity of
having TO receive an osy, ii can be TO any one
in public life to deem it necessary to make it. or
thl., enough.
Tonight, Mrs Firzwiam takes her rsrewel,
bcneh'. She needs no eulogist- and i, is TO be
hoped. tina, the public will give her zone bumper
at parting"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

~ AUCTION, this MORNING, Of
GROCERIES, sat Fruit. Powder sc.
de ~ II DAVENPORT g. ALLEN, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

ARRIVED.
Schr John Barr, Iloincsheaj Baltimore sun
dries, TO l. ID Crenshnw & Co, J s. G. Alenston, J
TrPlett & Son, lancaster, Derby & Co, Wor-
than Lucke, J Il Anderson, Williams & HnIalI.
T. g Rice, w < C CrnDe, Davenport e. Allen
Musings, Evans, Tyler Il Taylor, Kent, Ken.
dali & Atwai,r, Workman, McGruder x Co, Mid
lothian Coal Co.
SAILED,
Schr Catharins Amanda, Teal, Philadelphia,
wood.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
ID E N TT S TR Y.

L. ~ CHEWING has removed his Dental Once, on
II Main sucsi, opposite tic Merchants Coffo House,
few doors below the EKchsnge Rank.
All persons whom he may be known, he Fot r. TO
tho Cards Of DTs Baker and Harris.
A CARD.
MR. u CHEWING will alton 10, and make GOOD,
any operations spporsnng the rceh, which we're per.
fTmcd by during my late residence the city ofKich
mOnd.
have seen and cIimred operations Of various binds
performed by Mr. G. tho teeth. which, tor neaness and
In ability cannot be suTpl sci d., with confidence,
commend him 10 INV former paona tiends andth PUB
lc generally. BAKER, New YORK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
A GARD


ihsvo bocn acquainedw with d. y Chewing about sE
years, Jnd have hi an Oppc funity Of Knowing him we'll
Asa practitioner Of Dental surgery I've has bot few, II
sny. superors Hr " ctnucnry sktd In every depart
meut Of this branch Of the curative andH therefore a.
lords great pleasure 10 recommend him ~ every
respect worthy Inc cOuf icuce and puTonaRc Of oil who
either the ulH decay Of hctr teeth need ia
ca HARRIS, ODDS
PfOi PfacUcal Dentistry,
/ IN The baltimore College ~ Dental surgery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

u, The subscriber will have, in few tveeks assrt,
ted With himfeL ~ the practice OF Dental surgery Dr
y HUDSON, lMtyot New York, who " one Of The 6rs
Dentists IN the Untod Stitcs
80 ~ "a % CuEWNtNu IN IN a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20
MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
AR RI V ED.

High Water, this day, a, 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-20

IL VIC have omitted to state that n. w. Green
Yves admitted TO bail by The General Court. a, il,
last session. Bail, $4,000.