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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Watch Repairing.

MOHN BELL, respectfully informs
q the citizens Of Lexington and sc,nly,
that he continues to repair Watches, Clocks,
Err Rings, Finger Rings, AMI allklndd
Jewelry. He Is also prepared 70 repair
Gun and Pistol locks, and all kinds d
soldering and braziug whether Of steel o
iron.
or His shop is on the corner opposite
Beall's Tavern, a, the sign Of the WATCH
He takes this occasion to return lhanEi
TO those who have so liberall,,' pairon1'd
him heretofore, and hopes BY a strict a.
tention to bushes to merit . sontlnuHnss
of the same.
Lexington, Nov. %, -Om.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
New ArHaElsCGlleE2g



Or SPEED lNCEEASED 90
g3y He undersigned for the purpose OF
Il an6rding every facility to the irav-
cling community, have made arrange
ments by which passengers can visit every
portion Of the State, without detention OF
delay. Having the most sklltul and
careful drivers, with stock inferior to mont
in the United States; they flatter them.
selves that their Accommodations viii
secure to Them literal patronage. The
lines which Inc subscribers have conIol,
connect with or lutersect every route IN The
State Of Mississippi. They will run an ac.
commodatlon, in four horse pos,-coaches,
tri.weckly from Jackson, TO LexIng.
ton; at the latter OF which place, the
Coaches to Yazoo CITY and Holly Springs,
will be in readiness to convey passengers
upon The arrival of the accommodation
Stage. The time from the city OF jack
sou, to Holly Springs, 2lS miles, will be
thirty.six hours; at this pcint we connect
with the lines to Memphis and Nashville,
Tennessee.
Passengers can be conveyed from Jack.
son, 10 Natchez, Columbus, Vieksbnrg,
the Mississippi and Brandcn Springs,
Without detention.
We have been particular in selecting
such "stands," upon the different routes,
rs will ensure to travellers the greatest
comfort and convenience; and have 10
consideration oil the times, reduced our
fare aboGt ore half
Passengers for the North, who may
enter their names with our agent At
Jackson, viii not be detained in Lexiug.
ton.
SINS FISHER, e. Co.
june 90 32--tf.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
NOTICE.

NUI IIE.
W ETTERS administration, hav.
I'D ing been granted to the under.
signed by the Hon. Alva Wilson, judge
OF the Court Of Prpbates of Holmes
county, at the September term of said
Court, 1910, upon the estate Of William
j. Fraysier, Esq, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, TO exhibit
the same within the time limited by law
or the same viii be forever barred.
NATHANIEL f. RIVES,
JOHN NJ. CLEMENT.
Oct 3 AZ CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
Notice.,
THE STATE OF MIsslssIp,

M HOLMES CouSrr-To Wr,{
A GREEABLY to an ord N, '' !, !.
A Honorable Probal. Court II + y. Y,
connty, made at the Dec,mbs, 10y, ..'s
1910, thereof. Notice il hersbv . a,n
to. all persons interested ia .he Ina, S" -
ements, and heredilaments Of Lr.I ~
Lewis, late Of said county, deceased !.
he and personally appear a,a PrS,'.
Court, to be holden at the Court bol,s !
said county on the FIRST Monday in F.Im'
ary next, to show cause il any lhev -.
Why an order should not be mad. b. na
Court FOR the sale of the following a,i.
belonging to said decedant's esae, "a
wit: the east half north west quarter, ana
norlh west quarter ofnorlh east quarter
and south eas, quarter Of north east quar-,
Ter Of section 80, township Is, rang. ;
cost. h having been suggested 10 &
court that the personal property oInd
decedent is insufficient to pay tho debI,
owing from the estate, BY Thomas Rob.
erls, administrator Of said estate.
WITNESS the Elononbl
Alvah Wilson, Judge d
L. 8. said Court,thc first Monday
Of December 1910, and
seal ofsaid court. Z
ISSUED the The 10Th day
Of December, 1910.
J. M. HOLLlNGSRORTH, elk.
Dec. -. CIV prfeo dl4
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
NOTICE.

TT EFT my bed and board on the 25rh
El.A Instant, my wife Margaret Guessl
without provocnlion hereby forward alt
persons from credl'ng her on my accoune
with the expectation OF my paying the
same, for ] will not pay any debts she
contracts.
TERRELL 6 rESS.
November 2s, pm.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
'A'Q the Debtors
or THE COMMERCIAL s. RAIL ROAD
Bank of ViCivsburg.

EgYSY u clause ia the assignment Of the
Ell I'D property and effects Of the above
BauS on The 18Th February last, which i.
Tect led, the debtors are secured IN the
rigA % pay in the paper oflhe Bank IN
ii lie 18th of February next, upon any
del, due il, and to pay il afterwards upon
all debts which shall by that day be
" secured" TO the satisfaction Of the as.
signees.
Tnose debts which by that time shall
not lie so secured will be subjeci TO such
rule as may he adopted in carving the
trust into effect. The clause referred &c
is as follows to wi, -" The trustees
shail proceed TO collect and hold the pro-.
ceeds Of such sales and also to collect and
realise in money the most that may be
practicable from The bonds, Bills Of Ex
change, Bills receivable, Notes, Accounts,
cllins, judgments, demands, chooses in dc-
tion and profits Of said Rail Road, from
and after lhe time Of its completion TO
Jackson, hereby transferred and assigned
to them Provided, that however the
said trustees shall in no case refuse to
receive from debtors 10 said President,
Directors and Company Of the CONNER
ci. and Rail Road Bank Of Vicksburg
Ihe hank notes, checks, post notes cerIili-
Gates Of deposit, and Bills receiveable
due from said Bank, or any Of its branches
in payment of debts due 10 the said Presi-
1eni, Directois and Company Of the com
meicial and Rail Road Bank Of Vicks.
burg, provided such debtor or debtors shall
give sufficient security for the amount o.
his, her, or their liabilities within twelve
moaths after the regiatrateton Of this deed
u trust.
w. w. FRAZIER,
THOS, Il. ROBBINS, Assigneet
VIM. 8. BODLEY.
November q, 2-Sm'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
YaZOO City liCtcl.
CID .''.

YF5yIIE undersigned takes this method
-E Of returning his thanks to his
friends ard the pull lie for the very LIBERAL
patronage hess.otore extended 10 him aud
respectfully asks continuation thereof,
he is prepared and Will keep horses for
persons by the day, week, or month, on
good terms, his stable is large and dry
and shall be attended TO by the best OF
hosiers, and will keep constantly on
baud. good provender, the public are res,
pectlulIy invited to give INC call.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
ALIsT OF LETTEns

vO EMAlNiNG ia The post Office at Licking.
kA ton Mise, on tie Isl dry ofJanuary, 1871
which fnot taken out before the first dav az
April next, will be sent 70 the Post Ofice De-
NJ L.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20
CHARGES AS FOLLOWS.

01TAll Of the charges due to be paid
in good money when called on, no &C,
couniability for baggage unless delivered
to the Clerk or Landlord.
ii. N. WHITMAN, Pro
Yazoo City, Aug 30, 1910 AZ II.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-02-20

o. Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertiser.
A. W. AYE =, p. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
TO rHr EDITOR OF rus suo
JUDGE OF TIE THIRD JUDICIAL. CIR


no hrst question occurring for the decision o(
'he Legislature IN filling the vacancy in this Circut
seems 10 5e, from what portion Of the Circuit the
-, ION sh'-. tie rAde-wheIher from the Eastern
or Western Shore7
IL does not seem right TO involve a hiob ,pdici,l
'ppo;n'nirnt IN local consierations-yet in This
case II Is, tom the peculiar localities of The E,ste,p
>hote, unaVo oab.e. Separated from the main hv
me chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore portion OF
me Circuit could lie, ~ many important r,.prr,S
virtually dlstrAn-hIscd of ITS judicial ri,b,s T.,
tses, tor rNlmGc, Of HIbsa, Corpus Iuinncr,,n.
We Ers'iS, and tho ike, how could ius,ice Ice \,
famed with no Judge ON the Eastern Shorc1 Tn,
Blv IS more than 80 miles wide ami TN. co,-,,,,;
''uon h''Wetn the tWO shores the most incouyeni.
ent, expensive, and unceriai' p, imaginable l., M,
Urgent case o; lnJInouoI or Hahets Cornus ub,t
would the privilege Of having them avail ,vib sncb
i''AcH ueS OF reaching the source OF ilstce3 I'm
most cases, the delay would BE- fIrl and In ,jI IN.
expense unsq ial and IniulerlbIe. Une>s Therefore.
he Legt.liture wall make some spec al prov,.;,r
'or the Etstern Shore, II does $ en- That the .,is
azure is called upon oy considerations not TO h d.,
Bar. 0''''e
Il | am cnrrec, in th, view, and JuJo. !. n bo
aiken from the Els'crn Score. beg leave to brins
10 the cousdtrat on the General Ass-mttv
:enu"m'n whose quh.'fc ,uons Tor the Jud,ciaI Of.
nee re al very nigh rank. lai.uie to George F.
>cLr"ur-H, E.q, OF the county OF Accon,o
Mr SiiTnnrsh IS the Oldest member OF the East.
ern Nho'c Bar, and i;IS dlsparlgement 10 others
% y, stands, by general acknow eLsement, AT the
head Of It. '"'
h's devotion 20 tho legal study has been arden,
and a-situoUs, and has success IN pronorrion ~;
mind IS cmIncnty lssal-k.en, ci>cIim,nsting
ping, clear and quick. There are few men. in.
iced. VITO possess ~ higher degree, the variou,
'uuolits Ct good intellect. HIS power of ratio
tlni'iDn IS seldom excr.lct.
irs legal abilities are Of high order He is GER
AN. one Of the hes, lawyers IN & Stern Vifsini,
and has few equals OF his eye any wnrre.
u 5 character for integrity IS equal to snv man,
N the Commonweath. y more ehivalrous nature
'nd puer morality belong 10 none. Heswnrm.
esteemed by all Who know him. and Is in tho
very prime and vsor of !if'. Mentally and pbv>i
ci.iy, he Is admirably fitted Tor the vacant dsesSin
md risk nrhlng IN asserting that his anppntuen,
-. he an acquisition To the Virginia B-nch. and
''shiy acceptable 10 the Fe,no oi the C,rrui,'
EASTERN SHORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

The New York American takes high and decided
ground AGAR 81 the ETchequer. !, IS one Of the few
New Yofk City papers, which regards the public
liberty Of far greater consequence than ony mere
temporary and prob'emalical COMMERCIAL relief #
says
We repeat, now that lie details are before We.
what, tho appearance Of the message, wo said Of
the sketch-that il is a most powerful Instrument
the mos, powerful ever yet proposed 10 be put nto
the hands ofany Government II places ut the dis
position Of men appointed by the Executive and his
Secretary OF the Treasury an important control over
the business Of FIX hanges, and circulation Of the
whole country. It adds greatly to the patronage Of
rho Federal Government, and Incidentally IN il.
power over the industry Of the people. It's, in
short, the most perfect union yet dsvissd-,o !,
,uikes of the purse nj sword; and the passage
m the Report accompanying the bill-impres,sd y,
hat Report IN every line vs. with the mind Of NJ
Webster-w which seeks IN esta blish that u is sepa
ation and not a junction Of the purse and the
,wo,d, seems IN most faliacious and inconcusivs
OF this however, more hers,fter. Ouf limits 70 day
| prescribe the greatest brovty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
benefits. should be ,hrea'ened or sabverted by such

benefits, should he threa,ened or subyerted by such
men the AboluianiStN
MI. Nj. said that no rover had been conhded 10
the General Goseinment which MSS not a power
over the whole Unlon. And # u coud N II xere,se
us power OF regulating commerce without iniuriny
some s'eat local interest, then the Union self hit
never TO have existed. lf the natural sore
between different portions of this widely extended
country were 81 great that q uational power could
not be eNertrd without smtins down some pottion
OF the COniedcracy, then could not any longer be
nation u that VAS the Judgment of the stronger
party they might ennul the Union, and then n The
i'r hopes which h'd been CHERISHED f,r freedom by
the good and the wise must perish with Il.
Mr. W, IN conclusion, observed that he had como
20 the iouse Frustrated 10y nervous headache, and
ne Ought not, under such circumstances to rise ON
that hbor without fear and trembling. This was an
evil which had been shared by other men, but thor,
WAS NO one, he believed, who had been sd hatshly
ire tied by the letter writers Of w aShircton. They
hunted HIN To tavernS they realed his private con.
vers,uons. II ne spoke a word IN a public bar.
room, they took II down. (A!l IN short hand he
supposedly IA laugh.l Now, in Kentucky. no
matter how hot might DC the political disputes pre-
'ailIng, that ct thing was proscribed. no, .,
mere. Tic WAS himself, too old and too TOT oh 10 la
much annoyed oy this course OF things; but there
were others, out of the Capital, who felt som, in
Ieest IN ms course, and whose eyes were constant
" turned this way Tor news Of him. When these
blasting hnes meet the eyes OF a mother or of .ts
ter, aud a man saw the poisoned arrow ouiverin,
m an innocent bosom, Il made the bravest there In
'hudder How he had excited the ire OF the r,a,.,
irritable he could no, TOE hts life conceive. But h.
could not set down without noticing that there had
'eeh some IN that IAii who seemed to look upon
hn-he would say, did not his pride scorn the us.
u the ~ord-with some compass on. Some kind
SOU seemed to have believed II possible that there
night yet Toe ahoa, his heart some son place AMI
sho ter inclined with generous hand to pnur
'alm mo The bleeding wound. He th,nksy Lin,
ori. That document might reach his home too.
INC should It's author, rs was probable be now
within the reach OF his voice, he returned him his
heartfelt thanks. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

1"lt - not 10 be disguised that new poli,iea
combinations are currently spoken Of in the pol,ie,
circles of Washington This. that. and the o,hs,
esder Is mentioned as being about to change nj,
position upon the chess board. And we are given
| TO understand that some Of the movements will IA,
10 much out OF the natural order of tbin,. and -,
little TO be expected as To aStosi.h the p,,;v. W.
are a 'monshed-"Be no, surprized il half IN, H..
"''e'a''e party JOIN the Wing rank,-und along
With them some Of their mos, influential Io,d.,.
IN" "ou'd you THINK OF Col Benton becoming n
""E' stranger things have come To pass Ard
'' |"'hou"f some say he is more Than hall whe
now. Some of the leaders are providing i,, Them.
selves, by giving in their adhesion to NJ, TyI.,
ms, the majority Of the Democratic party eonsJ.,
The crosses, treason; and as they regard IN. nov,
ESehtqurr the most mons,rous schem. eve, n,ooo.
ed, they are determined to combine with IN. wh;c,
TO deleat this and their late tr,aebe,ous nj
les There may be some detection AMONG IN.
wings, but not TO the extent as with the o,b.
party. l; will be profitable exchange of p,;,o,.
ers I" them But look out for squalls" SC, &c.
We expect stirring time for the ne II three vear,
The great struggle between a Free Peoplo and nm
absolute Government began years ago, and W in
continue with uncbatcd spirit. Some who b,v,
been champions of tho popular cause may Lapse
from virtue; but there will be new accsssion,, NOR,
than enough to take their places; and we look for
ward, with every confidence, to a brian, triumph
Mr iy'er' who, next to Gen. Harrison, was relied
upon l" ennsnmma'e the national hope, cannot. Ivy
ms detection, do more than pro,ract the srusse for
'hree years. lie may seduce this or tina, Wbi-
from his principles and his :ai,l; and he may. by
means OF the spills, compass large PORTION of the
'P'hs Pary-but tho obstacles which h, NAV,
thereby oppose to the progress of reform will opIv
serve 10 enhance the IIstro Of the national deliver
ancc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

The Inc Of packets for tho Yves, Indies is m.
nounced ne rcHdy-iOur being nj ced on the berth 10
m leave Southampton on the rs h instant, one Tor
Birbiinc'. ono Tor Jamsici. md two for tho Tia
yana, each Of the later taking different route.
MARpIAGE m Hon LuE.-Tho Marriage nj
Lady Sarah NilIlew, daughter Of the Countess nj
Jersey, with Prince Estorhszy, the Austrian Am
btssldOr was 70 be celebrated On the lOlh n Dec.
according u the rt's both Of the Protestant and Ro
rnsn Catholic Church.
This ~ the most splsnjid match, in point OF rank
and wealth, that has been contracted between no
Eoasb lady aod foreigner Tor meuy years. Primo,
Rsterh1 ~ his the mos. extensive and wealthy do
mains Of my npbcmnn Nv Europe. Though not
sovereign prince he cl1ins the old feudal power 81
life aud death over his immense eslSrs.
NJ. v paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

o his sNCELLkNCY, JOHN r.LEs,, II,.s.DL.,
Sc, &c.
A happy new year 10 ye, Jrhnny,
AM greeting frotn ~ tne cni eTony:
'rwas scarce Stthin my ~ 'cteiiln
That you would one day raj, the nation,
whue l your bet 90 as you know,
Thu'wish'd yoH l'y,ia tNr usioS.
When you already stand 50 high
Necr rais" yourscli wuhvanlt':
iooE NJ there snd quake 18th dread
lssi you shout tail aud break your head
wh- ole gets mp On s'ills - tsii
He'sn huuit ne chou io f,ti:-
Lord .nti, you ,nlu have sirelcnd your ewes
Ani siar'd about with great suTpriEe,
And ..tioE tainted with alright
TO dni yourseii AZ such hc'ght'
but thus tt- tbco' hir We 20
kust4tr OF iorupC ucIr below
To- trog from tiTty pool It's given
To shine Ia the basnt b'w at ,learen,
White pur'u dew.irop @ ON the skies
OG sins 10 DIRT an nevct rise:
TIE ssanas gold m earth d"ih Tie
While ~ flii0a decks the sky
100. uur tgonc. Vsl q lads th.stiher,
W were 10 lEht a. ony feather.
Iwrc, rene .nNrr how y'T eyes
Nai iuru 'em upward To- the sEes.
wbir sc sat stgus an gtoaus 50 vented
Iaaii way tlot ye were dcnunted,
a4du-s puny Wuci fool
Taot yc tue tiEEcsi tuncc IN school.
In olien b,Oks ~ chanc q 10 mad
u stated, TIA. absence OF mind
Porcuds ieep thought and lore Profound"
THIS set your head turning round,
'am'ud, hsr hgI sud POW icr'd mcttlc,
Upon &c thug Vad never settle
Hut, iiulc heic an luilc there,
IL r'auu'd about a, light A. air.
Ono dsy said Now tent the, bows,
ale last the chap ~as born 10 rise"
a lbns "a about inc AN l found
A pebble lsing ON the gtnund-)
zinc hrrcest blast that FER was blown
"Wad strive In vain TO raise tina, stone;
"Bu. cTu~h'd ami On the grOnnd lcf lying,
"Ihe gcutlesi breeze wal set r. hying"-
But when the all II s;ii around,
Ne sur, again twill ia I to grpUud:-
As dust ami sand offend the eyes,
When TUCK upon the wInd they rise:
~ you light mcu offend the sght
When rlsedtc an exalted height
A. dust upon the virgin gold
Will make II seem hut DIN and old:
- Nou, attaining elevation,
VIII dim aui 80 the brightest station:-
When nust's Tuhb't IN, ste shining
IL brighter 'nanU was before:
- YOU bruShd OF the clitt'rinr height
You occupied will shine more bright
Aud when YOU ian. OH how twill pain
To thiuk YOU uccr can rise agaiu'
And bless me- how must YOUR heart appA
When you reflect Low far you have TO FAM
y D. An III - read. made
To suit one 0f the rhymng trade,
wuuiI accept with 10Y most icIvcnt
And sill remain YOUR humble servant
I. =. I had forgot your son -
II there are two, pray give me one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
AMgNDNENrs oF rue STATE JUDICIARY.

iCfS We published yesterday very able report
N this subject, and called ppbe attention to it in
,rief auiele-uhioh, however, in the confusion Of
Christmas times, was mislaid The report lie from
the powerful and luminous pen OF General Baldwin,
and will command the grave consideration Of the
Legislature and the oouhtTy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
TIE HOUSE OF DEI.EGArrs

re assemblies tn day-Lui from present ,,,.,-
Onoe', there will be a very thin ga,hcrirr' All
who were in striking distance of home. wen, ,,;,h.'
10 spend the hoidays-sonc to kiss their wives
''ney 'a'a anu others to court their sweel-hear,.
The business oftho Session will not be entered
upon with hearty goodwill, before next week
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
INFIRMARY or THE
RICHMOND NEniCAI cnI,r-r

pER-nNS lab"rirg under dscascs Of any kind M, c,
lug '''."''' "'' i'''o"
f'r Any period not exceeding six weeks
White fiucuts, al s. per week
COlpTed do al,
tor any period exceeding six weeks deduction Of
pet week D. mate Ia ever, case. ~ W -
above charges include Board Nursing Medicine
w "a Nl'nlin'c' irscAl Operations, aud every m.
Cs'sa'N aucuiion the PARENT may T,guiTc n, ~
charges made in aus case iN' ''' 'A'
tuition. " '''1' :" wv 'Su
no The fee for the frs, week is required iss,,
OF the patient ' w ,'..a =. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

hopES ASO SHOES
S'pu w" ESodion AMI Liberty lust .rriv, ,,on a.,
- E'st, the sui ctiGcr has r,ccl,.J T,.,, on .ns
aeA,scs more ~ Wa" R,"ts ana shoes IN
IN. a. w., W" subseuber, comprising soot stoes Of
M,n,s ~ mi. ~. ~ner Bo.'s Cvery supcI,D
,mcn 3 hraNN eNtr, r,ip e sil. iperr. I'd H,us,,.
Meu,H heavy ln,deni b,,uud ,swr,' n,oa
hrh's nuc calf .i"rs. IA. stI.s
Bys' hue cali and kip -owed Boots very ,,,o,-
uNs r"~"i Nui 1uud k,r t,,vyr,t It,,i.rs
n'nthS' s"wci sud IrrgCd Ioo'se. IN 10
Womrns' sc~cd :.,re Boots "
a.. -" leather siT,p walking shoe.
MISSES the lac" leather Ru-fr,s
,,,niJ az We '.,"i, arc OF very superior quality anil
only ~ wholesale and retail .,uI p,t " = ~ aheo
~ fh. Il,,...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
RICnMnNn .c.n., ~. :,

'INih Exercises 81 thig institution ,.,I h.. -,
: inEiti N' NV '"'o"lng or.
Anetant Languages. Charlie. II s,.u.
'vuii''S --.'--..----.....--S Maupiu
'.'''H is'lgua4cs.... j Guiltgt
-'-'s htilltl" VI I
furilS Will uc received Tor the remain 80 ,ha
ucuc year "h'ug 3lsi July uunJ the fnl,,kiu,
Ior instruction IA Classes aud MItbrtnaIi,s "a,
" Eug IN BitUC hes. .....---.- y,
An extra Zee will be charged Tor instruction I'm NoI,r
Languages. N'''" W "oi,ih
Ky Fees payable in advance 10 % n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
ENR NEN XnnI

EfE The regular packc; schr TUSC NRORA smack
1KD ma ter having considerable part Of her arr0
Lud.am'B wharf or to veg " '' ~
10 y JAMEs FI-IIrR 4 snN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

iLTS The reader will e'joy tho speech OF Mr.
Marshall Of Kentucky. I, has about it, the mark,
Of genius and Of a magnanimnus and catholic spirit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29

urAPPR EHTICEs-wanted At this once, n
Isar1 the Printing Business BOYS, 10 " ysiTs n
re. None but hose 81 aooi character, and who can
rsHd and write, need appyi dsA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
The Weekly Social Meeting Of this Society viii
hereafter be held in the room hey have permanent
~ taken in the Odd Fellows Hall. IL IS pnuicu.
lrly desirable that there be full mesung Of the
Society and their friends there on Friday evenin. q.
All uho wish IN ion, and those who desire inform =
tion % tic subject Of Temperance, are invite Z"
attend. &C. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
FOR UIsNT.

Al INC House ~ present occ upiCI ~ Mr. Jas &
Ism Crane, near the Unitarian Church. Possession
EatH can DC lad ~ a week or two if desired
ALSO The iIu. 80 anil Lot nuppsts Mr. Il &
NoHham's, on Shcckoe iIl. Possession given itninsd
sciy These are both very desirable fnv residence
Apl5t" JAMES THOMAS, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-29
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