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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

other neeessnries Of life have decreased in ,ors,,
uon m consequence Of high prices, tobacco b.s "
creased because II, IN manner, becomes snhs';
TUE ior proofoi this, on grand scale the fc,.
offered by the planters are the most conrlns;ys
lhey state that the Government Of France dsr,vs /,
revenue Of s3O,0OO,OOO from imports on the s,tcls
NOW, II We turn 70 the table Of exports. we en-
mat me exports 70 France has increased from nsa,
I,OVg hhds' IN 1885, 70 near 10000 hhds. in 1888
anu lOOOO hhds IN 1889, when the crop was tbort
showing vastly greater increase than s presented
by any other article
=, 10 the lace Of this rapid sale Of their orodpct
VIC planters ask for retaliative duties mon tbe in
P'Il' o rance, 70 the damage Of their fellow
SSens, unless the European Governments consso, ~
.olcgo most lucrative monopoly, which II IL an.
su,u 70 suppose they will do, especially on such an
uIuc'e - tobacco, the extended use OF vbicb I, !;
n'se Poicy 10 circumference. The plantey. aor.s,
~ ~ Og nnPeHed by tho same feeling which ndncss
wy, hug sh 70 make war upon China, because tbsv
, ~, not ouy her opium. Instead Of listening 4,
,u ne'e INJURIOUS petitions, which tend baekwards 10
w ehPoded system ofrestrict,ye duties Inc ,ys.s,
PScy o. the national councils will be 10 sesk rnesns
OF ettendIng our foreign trade on the Amss;c.,'
system o. reciprocity. II has been tbe noI;cv 81
England alweys 70 build up markets for bsrs,f b,,
onluyaung the trade Of new and d,tsn, co,,o',oy
INC United states are nov in position IN ,vh;.L
hey can compete successfully with England n Ca'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
DIED.



in Williamsburg, on the 10Th IIston, NJ L;,;,,.
gounIlsy, Mr THOMAS BENJAMIN, son of Col. II.
- ~ miusseI., OF Rose Down, York county.
his ostimaDle young man had iu,, attained 81.
EIst year ana was prosecuting his studies Win a
Lea' thAt gave the assurance Of full success nod
we direction Of that able Jurst, Judge Bevc,Iv
ueser, Professor OF Law IN the COLLEGE of yv,i,,g,
and Mary. Flo bad attended the nSnom,,,;,, y,
PRESIDENT Harrison, and was lust returned -.
rent ~ me health and spirits; hut in some ~.
or ionr Gays he complained OF q cold. which No.
deemed by himself and friends so slight. a, 10 49,
c1s'on no apprehension i'll within very fe~ boo,,
o. ms decease. From the first however. a pbo.;'
can PAD been called in, and II skin. st,1n,'on
friendship and love combined, could have s,veI
MN, then had he not died. But alas The ncl
sr0Yer came, and with his deadly shaft st,,rL b,.,
GOWN nor regarded either his manly Vi,tucs az ~.
kndy sympaihIes or his young and afTectionais
Peace to his shade Tho dead, he vet live, r.,
We cherished affections OF all who knew 49,,
May his ohccuon1te parents and nomerons 80
u'o' ana friends sorrow not as those vyitbou,
nope" and may the re ders oftbese lines ,oo,,o,s
h's virtues, and prepare to follow ITO that a. J;s.
,ant country from whose bourne no trayslle, 70
When tread the mortal vale
Whefe me shades Of death prevail
tF'ir guide my trembling feet
ihf9. tlls ligt-fhis sfi refTeait
i"t IHf GLORY chsse ha Gloom
agW TIE weary traveller home
N'fcf icHve me 80 stand
Haie tn yondGf Heavenly Land
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
Correspondence of the National In,elrisenecr


New YoRK March 22.
Inc only effect the foreign news has had her,
!" good effect. Mono OF the bills sent Ont v.,.
- 1000 are retuEned-an event which
was dreaded by many who made their draf unon
tne strength and responsibility of the credit Of n.
u. S. Bank u'' VI u'e
"cLeod, IL Is now certain, will not be tried =,
the present term of the Court Ifbe had ,;.L
an immediate trial, (Which rumor saws he does M,
Tor reasons stated,) he could not have had !, g,
inc reason that the Clerk in Niagara county, mad.
q" efror IN drawing his jury. This is much TO he
regretted There are those here and in the No,,b.
Ct" part Of the State who have interpreted. and n,
.ney say, ny authority, the despatch sent 10 IN,
or'lSh Minister, TO be the demand for passports in
case OF the conviction and execution Of Mel eod-,n
event not very likely to happen. Dispatches from
England, as you probably know ere tins b.v.
gone TO Washington by a bearer of desn,,ehes r,o,,
the American Minister at London.
The friends of MIR. Van Buren, have cb,rooI ~:
PoIley IN regard TO the reception of tie Ell pr,s;
Gent. lie will be received in the mos, G,,o,,I
manner with an address, to which he is exncc,sJ
c,o1 ~. 1nu oy ms friends IN procession. The
CROWD are to meet in the Park at noon. includin,
al oil the civic associations and societies ~ -
hends, and march TO the Battery There e.. 70
welcome, the procession is TO be reformed and n,,s
PuIN W tue Guy back to the Park Th;s
eyehI is intended TO have someth ng to do with Mr
van Buren's future prospects. The letter of Nj
van buren, IN reference to the Missouri nomino,on
SO lar from being regarded as a refusal 10 rccs;,.
Tue nomination, Is spoken OF by some of his friend,
az , reason Tor urging il. The Snchems mcc, n,
lammany Hall tonight TO make the recsn,;on
more glowing, and the wise men Of the party in ,bs
Common Council will lend their services n ,hs
pageant, S' W 'he
stocks have improved little to-day. ,bousb ,bo
uln1unt OF business was trihing. The u, s Bank
cash sales were firm at lS-bad enough. but neve,.
heless an improvement.
:, Mr Curtis is in town, and begins his duties n.
SOnector OF the port forthwith. The Other og;cer.
ITr the CITY have generally entered upon the lie.
charge OF their duties. They give, for the mos,
part great satisfaction. The oath of office wo.sJS
Naval Officer. '"'eyor ana
good breeze today from the Southw.s, b,.
brought feet Of vessels upon us, foreiSn an5
c0astwIse, ~ '''"sh ana
Gov hcnt has been nominated for 70 .elee,iop b,,
'he "hl2s OF Maine-nn excellent nomin,tion -
zen; Scott remains at Albany, con6nsd n, ,h.
injury I've received on the ice. MIR Crittsndsn Iii
1"Iuy go to LockPort, since the Chief Jus,ic. L.s
uecded roi to attempu to hold the trial. in eonss.
Puence Of the clerical error.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
RICH MOND:
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH a.
The Gag Lac.

fhe Gag Lac.
Inc circumstances under which the previous
question was called on Monday, were of the mos,
extraordinary and uniustfablo character. IL the
Locos who did it and supported il, can find e,cn..
and forgiveness before an enlightened public onn-
'on' they may well conclude, that they need s,;ek,,
al nothing-that they need restrain them,.lvs, hv
no sense oijustiee, decency or right.
what were those circumstanccs1
ine governor Of the Commonwealth, by means
OF a low and execrable intrigue, tof which MOI.
ncreai'er) was induced suddenly to resign hi, of.
nee. In haste and confusion, without time f,r r.-
necuon' with bare quorum Of the House. bv cam
Ole hght-a bill fixing the term of the Guberna,o-
RAJ "'nee, was introduced and passed. A resolu-
uon was forthwith submitted to proceed 10 IN.
e'ecuon OF Governor. In the meantime. mess.,.
gers ana letters were despatched 10 all direction,
70 eoIect enough Loco Focos to make oui major.
ny Inc majority was procured. The next d,v
'ne resolution was called up, and instantly the pre
v'ous question was demanded, so as TO cut Off all
oeoo'e upon the merits Of the question. The House
was called upon to adopt proposition, which in.
vowed wsighty constitutional difficulties. wi,bo,,
elaboration and without debate. They were -.
quIred, with SO Representatives of the Pco,I. 81.
sent by leave, upon the instant, without Tim. 70
think, to proceed to the election of Governor for
three years. Governor to be elected by the mi.
monty party in the Legislature.
The patrons and supporters of this shameless,
outrage upon decency and representative duty. did
we''' IN one sense, to call the previous question.
ihey thereby stifled debate, and screened them.
selves from the indignant and whitening anim,dv.r-
son. which they felt their conduct meri,ed. Tbcv
escaped the outpouring ofindgnant invectivc which
'hey knew awaited them. if the food.sates wer.
raised. But they escaped Wing thunder in the
house. only to encounter the more consuming wrath
OF the people. Ia whatever direction thew turn III.
hnser OF scorn will follow them: There 90 the
protesting Democrats, who sought by an accidental
majority, to foist Governor upon the common.
weaIth-who were afraid to submit their eonduc,
10 scrutiny and discussion, and resorted to the GAG
La" TO cover their shame-but they were bnff,ed
ana 70 the disgrace of having attempted mean and
contemplate trick, is to be added the still e,r,h.r
disgrace OF being defeated in it. They have mani
tested their contempt for the popular will-,hs;r
disregard OF common justice and common decencv
ana betrayed their political profiigacy, and thew
'eaped their reward in disappointment and NOR
llhcauon. Let Kisses and execratons doc tboi,
footsteps"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
To THE EDrroRs OF THE Vine.


Gentlemen-Will You be so kind "a 10 ;nc,-,,, =.
reader, what individual of the hungry tribe il
"hom the Locos proposed 10 feed and clo,he NJ tbe
Puohc eNpense-whom TO provide for tbev 80
30 anxious TO get rid of Governor Gilmer7 q.
IL Will all come out in good time, when the in.
risue, which was concocted to get rid of Governor
uimer, is developed. 1t is understood. hoyever
that no one man was the favorite of ALL willis, ali
the asprants agreed, and aided and abe,ted IN ,b.
intrigue, IN the hope that the benefit vopId aeon.
10 MN. Some say that Richie wanted N h. Go
vernon himself-nnd there is some eolor for Ri. -
his praise OF Gov. G.s course at first and hi, con.
demnation afterwards. We DO not sphsc,;lo -
h'S-tor he was seen frsking about town through.
out sunday, appealing to his Loco Foco friends N
vote Tor the bag OF wind from the Eastern SHORE
whom he characterized as "the man for the tim.s -
Dr'sadier GENERAL VentOSe had hopes himself of he
ing the Loco F"e0 Candidate h,, ---.-,t-,..- +, -
VIII 'e' 'he oOO Wing majority in Accomac tbnt h.
- " hiS OF The hrst water. The Locos. who know
tue u'screditabe hypocrcy, by which he retains hi.
'heir credit be 1t said, generally turned nm
'ne' noses al him. Only some FIVE or six. il is said
cou'u be persuaded TO stomach him; and thew pndor
The lead Of the Brigadier General y.nto,, NJ -.
eS'erh DIVISION, proposed by sticking TO him n
,''""e '"e rest come into his support. COL Goodsou
~ou'd nave had his nose held to a grind
''o"e' sooner than submit. Elk Senator Roane had
an indeiatIgable advocate in the person of III.
-oiaH'sh Judge" who pressed The Ex.Sen,tor,s
pF'Va'lons and sufferings giving him pre- emineu,
claims. Some, POSSIBLY with the view of tbrow
ing r'dcue upon the whole affair." talked of IN. LAT.
rost Master of this city-who having made some
: $4,000 out of the Government, was held I'm .s =,
Diehm, because he was not permitted 10 make NOR.
O'hers were spoken of-but more anon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

BUSH ms IRUCTIONS
we nave Just heard that paper purportinr To Le
call upon MIR Samuel Taylor to consent 20 Inc :.
come candidate To represent this ~i'v !, ~.
iouse oi delegates, Is IN the course OF circulation
Tor the signatures of our citizens The individnoi
must active III THIS business is known 10 be p<r-
s9iHi enemy oil one of the present candidates mir
Dae',l ana IL Is obvious that the blow is aimed AT
MN IL Is now nearly certain, that as between the
Two candidates now before the people, a larse ma
J0rity are IN iayor OF the election of MIR Daniel
ms oeing the state of things, the present scheme is
originated by lew OF his personal and political enc
mes 10 dnye him from the field. we shall bs
greatly deceived IN the character and temper of this
people, they shall give their sanction TO INV src
proceedIns-and we shall be still more deceived IN
the gentleman upon whom the call is to be made e
ne consents to be made the instrument for nrivs,e
malice or political hostility to work its ends =
uItherto II has been regarded 10y the Jyhig Marry
especially rs against the genius of our free Instit,
IONS TO iorestaI public opinion or elicit public sem
I!ment IN the mode now attempted Bush ios,,uc.
uons nave ever been denounced by them as c,IcuIo
teu 10 give false direction to the public will and
Tree ana open discussion advocated as the hes, mode
OF informing the public mind. And shall line Wb;,s
OF Richmond be the first to disregard this cardinal
principle OF their political creed7 There are donL,-
ieSS' many We'll meaning and honest Wings who
nave hurrledy and unndvisedly signed this pnper-
put u is believed little reflection will sonv;nc.
mem OF the improperly and injustice of pledyino
themselves to course which is TO have the effect of
eondemninS and rejecting, without n hearing n c,n.
oiuate admitted on all hands TO be able and el;-
Gent and well worthy of the trust to be repoSed -
him. CpEPK ~ s ePRUseu IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

"ln these tables We find that the average import
OF French silk Tor 1--WE years ~ but little more than
Sll,OOOOOO, instead OF $40 900 600 as has been
serted by Mr.. Biddls Mr.. Webster and rs.echoed
by oil the party papers from one end of the conn.
nv 70 the other Al the same time Prsnce L,,,s
on an average, 100000 Of cotton from ms ann
ally, and one million dollars worth Of tobacco yb,io
our import Of cotton goods from France (. searcsI,
sl.OOO,OOO. II the silks Of France are 10 be snb.
iected 20 duty, what will prevent her laying dis.
eliminating duty IN favor OF East India and Colonial
coitons, 70 the damage Of our .planters7 IL s g.,
up protence that this great eIoess ofsk import,
from France causes drain Of the precious metals.
on the contrary, We find that tho imports of cod
and silver exceed the exports fof that country in
fv6 years near s. 100000 In thsvisw of h there.
fore, there s no reality in the pretsnco set ID, end
there exists good reason Cor increasing the dutie,
on French imports. In regard 70 the heavy duties
alleged 10 be levied upon American tobacco in France
the position assumed BY the PIansers that their in
ferests suffers by u, appears 70 be entirely errone-
ouA In the hrss place, the article Of tobacco from
its nature, IL exempt from the usual rule az com
snssce, that ncrease Of price decreases consump-
lion; the small quantities Which each individual ad
dicles 90 the use Of the weed consumes in a year,
make The doubling or quadrupiing of its prices a
|nafeF 81 misoF importance 70 him, and he does not
zoe ~ he usual allowance. On the contrary, IL has
bcsa pbserysd among The poorer classes, tbss whom
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

The Federal Loco Foco paBer., which o,.um.
10 KNOW more about the movements of Gen. Har.
r''on and the Wings than they do themselves. tell
US Una. the Extra Session of Congress is called,
l. 10 repeal the subtreasury.
Z. To raise additional revenue.
J. 10 distribute the proceeds of the Public
Lands. WV
4. To establish National Bank.
5. To assume State debts.
And We beg to add to the list.
o. 10 sell poor Neighbour men and neishbow 700.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
To he Editors of "a, Hhir
FINE CREEE, Powhatan. 18Th March "a
Col. InDKING -

, COL. HOPKINS.
inS gentleman, II seems, has come To the con-
Su.io" 'not Oelng IN the Council is not what il il
cracked mp to be, and more particularly II on. saS
hot talent enough TO lead. Having tried tho I :.
glSlature and the Council, the concIusioo is H.,
one can show much better among or in n rro,,J -
ordinary men than at board ofExeeut;ve og;... ~
oeiD,e rnVh ALL men do not like to speak. re
suouehly becomes sell.satsfod by the nrorn n,;n,.
OF certain wise Editor Of Ricbmond h., ~ hs
Ione more Tor the people Of Powhaan md cao s,;ii
W " loIo thon any other man now or tb,t h., go
seu W w. o. his party and with an eve To the 20
.r uiat may occur IN this district Tor Congress
~ O o, ili II IS not certnin) by the promise
~ ~ = Ie'taln Edltor " he will redeem Povb,ten
lhat nc Will support him over the claims M snesL'
~ Nasn, ne This EE-Excolloncy Col. Henry L.
,,iVPhlns) ~ sent from his mighty station bv ,b,S
!IT1iNor and We, the People, are told 10 take him
III ' ~ 'ne same game that this Editor attempted
win the Convention at Cro1ton's and Stance =. :,
may seem, got majority Of that Convent;on a. -
commend Mr. Hunter as the Loco Foco candidate
~ 'he feop'e had been disposed TO entertain 6ovo,o
Oie views Of Mr. Hunter before, this intsrfs,sncs
vas enough They rejected and secuted any med
,hsis ~ Eul,ofs and other persons, and said by
'her actions, that they could choose or tbemseives
aho TOOK up another gentleman. How do abbo,
this sort OF thing II we annot get gentleman n,
serve US without having them sent by this Fdi,or
SSn1ot ms special promise Of support in another
h ,s tnon say We have come TO pretty pitch.
- -. = - - y..s' w wi ioftcft nor do mean
10 say Tor whom will vote; but this can s.,, H.,
nnos. the circumstance, I shall not vote g,r bis
EH -EIcelency, Col. Henry l.. Hopkins Ian
that Mr Porter IS always in his seat-know. ,Sbs,
- going on-gives satisfactory votes-mak., NJ
sPeeches-ell Of which cost the State about "a so
IaInute, ana sR66 per hour. Now his Ex.ErcsIlsn.
IA \, 10y 20 speak tho used to speak oog and
louo, u Is SAID, At the Sweat House IN n i.Lsi
nor quick 70 stop. esnot 20 for sending ons ~
ns VINO mere ti the State gets out Of debt Ib,vs
no Gouot put what the Colonel thought he vas tol.
faoly smart until no was made Co1neiIIor,1o,hss.
ou h 20 Ine contrary before he dd-and the f,o,
If ,bs ,s. me'e. lhs choice OF his pay, and many
aont mean that he shall come il over Porter ,b;,
am your obodisnt servant,
BV the cd NH pood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
N. Y. MONEY MARKET-cITY NEWS.

Private and public advices from London. afIord
great relief to Wall street The doubt tb,, wa,
drawn by the u. S. Bank has entirely d;.,, s,'.'
60. These bills have all been duly boooysJ%
Ihere has been heavy cloud resting oves tbn,.
who were extensively interested in those B;lIs SnJ
~ some instances, their credit was somewhat inn.
Inc news from England is considered d..iI.d,,,
uvo,Goe' ana the effect in this market l. slso "a.
yoTsoe; Stocks sold better and there !, sv;do.,
het IN the money market. =" o'''on''e-
49,, MARKETS-Marcb %
FLOUR-EIolders are I'LL
mnnded. '"' ohu f'Sl - de-
COTToN-Tho news is considered ro,b., IA
ho,e, ana some OF tho holders arc disposed 70 S.E
CORN-Tho market Is verv b,,o ~ tolos.
Jersey at 81 to SO cents which is an OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

~ Captain wm. H. RieAardson, Secretary Of
inc commonwealth. has been appointed AdIu,an,
General OF Virginia in place of Bernard Pey,on.
resigned. We do no, exactly know wha, are N,
duties ofthat Office; bu, this we know, tina, we had
rather go into the field under Gen. Richardson thar
any man in the Commonwealth. He wa, en-, ON,
TOT soldier from the first. and he exhibited the
PROOF a. the early age Of rs. when he commanded
.o'an'eer Company from this City, in the War Of
'o. IL Is not merely good, but glorious mp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
TO me Editors Of the Wig.
ClEX DEL &c ALL,

oentIemen have heard the question asked 10.
Gay, by mnny-wlll Mr. Samuel Taylor bo n :, n.
ddate TO represent the city in the next General A.
tEsdm i,oy OF virginia. ! take the liberty, Me,srs
DC candidateihat etoH not sieetion,,, n, ~,
or any ofhtr once; but, Il elected, he will not decline
70 serve and this is all his friends desire 10 ko",v
ne WiH De poied J,T aud ,lteieJ, and we shall bov:
ptesenta'Iye IN whom all will feel the utmos,
S;nh .In us great talent long experience, and
nlgn character, VIII give him an influence. which
cannot be equalled by that of any other person
whom we can get to serve us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
BY LAST EVENINGS Mail.


FROM the National Intelgencer, March 81
we learn that instructions have been promp,lv
despatched ION the lth instantly by the Secretary
Of War; to discharge the brigade of Florida mill
ua' Csedentiry,") under Gen. Read, authorized TO
De called into the service of the United States du
ring the past summer. We are some somewhat
curious TO learn what this force will have cos, the
country; and whether is likely that the service,
oil such a "sedentary" mounted corp, have been
commensurate with the enormous exnen,. f., i.
maintenance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
ORDER OF PRoCEssIox

WI PROCESSION.
ana Pr0eesd'"s' in iaying the Corner Stone Of
hs Hall Of the L. O. O. e.
March 25, 1871.
All the Members of the Procession will form in
'~os, except Officers Of Lodges and Banner Bearsr,
Outside Inni. Guardians. with Swords.
Members Of White Degree.
Pink
Blue
Green,
BANNERS.
Members of Scarlet Degree.
Treasures.
Secretaries.
Supporter Blus Rod T. g. No 10 !S,,,,o,,,, MI. n.
Scarlet Rod n. G.. =" $500
Blue Rod v. G. No. 10 q" RI,
Scarlet :" N. c. u -,
Blue "V. G.. No. T. M. 4.
Scarlet an G. SUI.
Blue "V. G. No. a pInn
~ Scarlet
p. Gs.
Officers Of Grand Lodge.
ENCAMPMENT.
Junior Warden, with Sword.
BANNERS.
X. p. Members, with Emblems
5. w; and II. p.
G. Il.
Past II. Ps.
Past G. Ps.
The Procession will be formed from the Mu,.,r,
at lot o'clock A. NJ. precisely.
The Assistant Marshals will attend a, m. r.
Lodge Room a, 10 o'clock precisely.
Tie following Brethren are appointed As,;s,or,
Marshas; Geh J. Roche, Arson Richards Gee
A. Pearee, Jas. Bnnnan, L. c. Rice. ]. l.. Carv
John Pearce and VIM. John Clarke. ~
CHAS III. HYDE, Chief Marshal
The Procession will move from q. L.. Roo,, %
the Foundation Of the Hall
THE CORNER STONE WILL LAIN
PROCESSION will proceed to Trinity Church.
AID DIRE S.
Procession will then move from Church down F
street TO 18th street, along 18th street TO f. street
T. street TO 9TH street, along 5th street 10 IA ,trse,
Gown II street toGovernor street, thence 10 g.
Lodge Rooms. ~ "
ALLEN Nj. LION.
GEo. J. Rocur,
GEO. w. Cox,
Csc. w. ToLER,
Jso. PEARcE,
JOSHUA ScATrERooop
ASsos RICHARDS
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS.
tCf The Citizens are invited to attend. n, N.
Building, at II o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25
TRNNEoorr

wing Convention has recently nominated
San'' z. J'H's Of Wilson County, as the wbie
Candidate for the o@ce Of Governor.
a gallant band Of distinguished Wings are in
'he he'd'of Congress m the respective Districts.
We may look out for more Wing thunder from
Tennessee O'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

~. Advertisers arc requested to hand ir Ibe1r
practicable. All advertisements intended r., 49,
uon 20 the ensuing days paper, must be handed n
oeiore o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended Tor in.
sN,i 20 Mondays paper must be handed in ON
day after. 'PP'e' un'i the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

~. RICHMOND LYCEUM.-PUBLTC
UEp.Ii E-ihere will be Public Debate IN the
sia ~ OI he richmond Lyceum, in the Museum
Building, on FRIDAI EvENHo, al half past seven
O'CLOCK. Inc friends Of the Lyceum, and tho Dub.
ne generally, are invited TO attend
seats viii be reserved for the Ladies.
Wh % j. r. FOCgG pre.s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-25

q IL MEMBERS u the Agricultural and Uo,,,..,
1eley oi Hentico county who have nj, sni ~
- ~ III 10Y sl1 psld subscriptions, are eafncsy ,nn
~ 70 "a. ~ NC ONCE % The southern Plsnog ~ lnest
..Iecr Wtnont dolay-Mr Bots will rerejve i veIn.
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ODD FELLOWS, pRocessroN

mo independent Order OF Odd Fellows, have
Splendid parade to day, in honor of laying the COR
ner stone of their New Hall.
Tho order OF arrangements will he found in ano.
'he' place. weare requested to invite the citizens 70
attend the ceremony, Mt the building near Trinity
Church, at ~ o'clock.