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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

We cut the following from the Richmond Enouir
er OF the I7,h inst
1--WE have a rod in pickle for the late Bank Cab.
met, and especially for MIR Ewing from one ,vbo
knows-aud II shall he laid on on the backs NJ ,ne
VINO following the whistle of their leader arc an
ious to break down Mr. Tyler. We have onIy tn
add Tor The present. trat we understand him 10 have
declared 10 member OF Congress. on Monday lnst
that many OF the statements OF Mr. Ewing are fIse-
that 1t he were At liberty disclose the condIrt os
some OF his Cabinet IN relation to the Bank IL vUopid
appear lnlamous-and that lie had determined IN r..
move them, It he had not been under the impr.ssior
That they would have removed themselves
II appears then, ii the Edrors information i, chr.
rect, hat It was the Presidents intention to remove
his Cabinet, or some OF them at least if thew had
not removed themselves. On the other bond. the
MadIsonian, the organ Of the Executive in its semi
official attack upon Mr. Ewing, expressly assumes
the ground that his rsslgnation was uncaIIed for
unnecessary and unJus,iflbIe, and Webster. with
equal dstinctness declares that che had seen no sf
hcenI reasons 10! the dissolution OF tile late Cabine.
by the voluntary act offs members.n suspe,t
the information gwen to tho Enquirer is the true
version, and we say iuuher that IN all probability
the drsmssIon Of the Harrison Cabinet was v,,v
early resolved on after MIR Tyler's succession. TO
this complexion it viii probably come at lost.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
FIFTEEN BARRELS OF INK ,

Mr.. Summers, Chairman Of the Select Commit
tee on the conuseni expenses Of the House of Re-
prsSenaiIves stated the amount of the expenses of
lsil-aGd It appears 10 have been enormous-Ln,
me item that most surprises Is that of fifteen barrels
Of luA, costing 52S dollars used by the Congress of
ISIS. What IN the world could have been done
with such an amount OF this dliIi Then II ap-
pears mat there was pad for making PENS for tho
menosis during that session the sum of i76 81
Is man qualified for Congress, that can't mend
his own Psnl Doubtful. Mr. Summers repor,ed a
Keso l'inn, which was adopted, that the Commit-
Tee appointed To investigate the expenditures rom
me contsent fund OF tie House, have leave to re-
port at the next session Of Coreres.-so w. NAV
eNpeci that one or two barrels Of ink will have 10
suffice for session henceiorrh instead Of ffteen-
and That the members will mend their own pens O
get along without any a!i,gh Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

LTEcHBURo, 2nd Sept, 1911.
Gcntomen-I drop you few lines IN great
hlsts-ltis time Of intense interest with the Nybu
pnuy-ond take 1t for granted you would like to
have the opinions and views Of your friends upon
the present condition Of things Let me tell you.
then, thcro IS but one sentiment in the eounfyU. 60
far as have seen or heard, and minglo not lit.
lie with tho people, in relation to things at Wash.
lon-Thc country is proud Of The achievements or
tho Wing Party, 50 far, in Congre,s-.bey have done
great deal more than W. had any right TO c1peet-
and the Veto is most decidedly condemnsd-not the
a'aTP'00H 50 much, az the harsh and esnsorious
"'a"nfr IN which II was done. The people say that
Gcnl Harrison was elected President-and tLsy
think that the VIco President might AZ least have
had soma Tespec. for tho feelings Of the People Of
70 States. They do not recognize that John TYLER
Is alone the adminisraiion-the look To evorv
branch Of tho Government as the opponents Of the
public will, and they know that II the poople were
fully represented in each department Of the Gov.
eminent, that Locofocoism could scarcely mise he
head and ns to the Punch Party Of Abstraction
ISIS, who, they think, have misguided the Presi
dont-thero is but one cfy-and that is. Get tbon
go"-Gcn'l Harrison and Tyler were elected with
out the vote Of Virginia, much less Of , or 4 Ab.
northumberland the Wing Pauy-the great Wbic
Pauy-is secure without them. who could b,v,
believed that Presiden, Tyler could have arayed
himself against Henry Clay1 what has he done
what vote given or what principle ayowed. which
ProsiIon Tyler did not veil know was bs7 Tin,
wings are every whero firm and unittd-thev mr.,
not disposed to give up the President ,topetbcr on
account Of the Voto-though that power in the Pre-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
Firm ne RSi.isI R,..,tor.
CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASE

In President Ty cr's fist Veto Message. he insists
that let the consequences toe what they NAV his
character for consistency must be sustained, That
the llustrlous presidents set him by Washington
Madison, &c are TO weigh hing against his conss
tency. Now. see how circumstances alter cases "
When Mr. Tyler was u Senator OF the United
States, IN presenting Memorial from the people of
Aceomack County, Va. against the Official conduct
OF Zen. jackson towards the Bank of the United
States, he said
I'VE were told yesterday, that the President could
mot retrace ms steps with honor What language
us this TO be held by public agent! IIon5r due
regard TO the solemn obligations AMI dutis of office
require ut every public man to repair the mischief,
which his own unwse policy may have inflicted
ION the country. BY what sort of adviser, must
the President be surrounded, when We are told
that he would be dshonored 10y giving audience TO
the cons'ituen, body, and yielding to their wishesl
Ills duty required this Of him. The country must
"sutter, because the President must not be nconsis
tent Honor would not permit him to re,race an
"ll.ecvised act, no matter what come out Of IT, Mr.
"'I would scout such an idea of honor and consis.
'iercy."
THIS was the language Of MIR Tyler, the 18th Of
March, 1885, as to the line Of duly prescribed for
President Jackson. (Sce Register Of Debates in
Congress Vol. 10, psse 9ii) How has Mr. Tyler
acted upon ~ The above extract from his mes.
slgc shows.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
NEW SCHEME or FINANCE.
Prom TIE Enquirer oftAs l4,A inst.
FISCAL. OErI


II has been asked 10y some Of our friends Stat,
iNShts wings, as well rs others. what schen,, en-
row be adopted tor the administration of tb. r,.,
ee>f What can MIR Tyler dul Whit will n, 70
commend AT the next SESSION. By whit F.
Agency can he conduct the Frn,nc.. ,vitbo,, -,
crossing hrs Own idrss OF Constitutional Juty5 NJ
VIII not undertake to speak for hm or n, H.. IL;
s"'S bHi We lay before cur reader, In. ou,I,,c
o. scheme, which has been a-.I'ated NJ w,Sbin,
ton oy some OF his polI,lcs ana intimate friends W.
VIII not undertake to say tina; II has received L;s
concurrence. We only give It as W, .,,t h, I, -.
ho' oToasht forward during the Session because i'm
=, Ihe members were so impatient to
teu'" nome mat there was prospect OF It's being
seriously discussed, much less finally nJonted IN
the heels Oi an adjournment: "
EE'rGo' Of q Letter from Was4iH.f5n I,,,,, N
i understand that some such Fiscal outline a.
the following has been sanctioned by ali g -
these gentlemen; and the latter will probably pre-
S.h' u some NJ occasion, VIZ: the MINIS 10 loo M,
uorzzd t"toceIvs depoSIies and Ia srunt :,
surpus amount over three.iUurtks of collectors ,pTs
10 lie deposited IN Mnts, or IN two or tbr.. -,
Ses al 0'hef convenient points, the revenue To be
0ohected IN CON- certificates of depnslte Cavern
ment dues, or notes OF specie. pav,us II H. 3D..
n1nAS 10 I've settled with weekly, aud no,hing but
specie paid outb by the Government"
Ihe Enquirer Is quite lucky to have become en-
soon the repository of The State secrets and nans o
Uhis administration. We wish him low nj his
good fortune. Whether he approves of this new
hsea' outline docs not perhaps distinctly apne,r
Cera'n We arc that # such scheme be presented
XVIII Ue secuted by all men of business and by all
srcere opponents Of the Sub-Treasury scheme
1t Is IN fact far more cdous than tina, rcprobated
abortion Of Van Buren, folly. How does II hapnen
that our eiShbour's espondent seems to know
more about 'he plans in agitation by the new C.bi.
net than one Of the members cf tina, Cabinet him
self
Mr. Webster in his letter addressed to tho Ma
tional lute igencer says
81 am perfectly persuaded of the absolute ma.
cessIty OF an institution, under the authority of
Congress, to aid revenue and financial oper,t;ons
and to give the country the blessings of GOOD cur
rency and cheap exchanges.
Notwithstanding what has passed, have conf
dence that the President will co-opetat. Witb The
Legislature IN overcoming all difficulties in Tho A.
iainms ~ OF these otjccs; and Il is TO the union of
tie Wing piry-hy which mean the whole nav
The Wing President, the Wing Congress. and ,Sn
Wing PeoPe-thai .olk for a real z,t;on of on,
wishes can COX no where else"
Now certainly there is gross Misrepresentation
some where. Either Mr. Webster is most str,ngel,,
deceived Hs TO the Presidents intentions and
tons, or some other people are equally so. Public
opinion will be on TIP toe until this mysteriou.
drama is brought 10 a close.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
From ihs New York Journal of Commerce
GREAT upITATN a. EtlT -

This mother Of nations claims 10 have been iu *
istnnco more Than thousand years. llcr vast DO
mnions cover nearly three mil IONS Of squ1re miles
she possesses portions Of Ich continent, and q mul
ttude Of The Islands Of the ocean. Tie number or
her subjects a over two hundred millions. A.r1y,t
one third OF all The inhabitants of earth how 90 her
sway, and are controlled by her p1Ury tn,
greatness Of her wealth 30 is impossible 10 eorn.u,,
Twenty three thousand ships enter her ports r.ng
'ao year, which arc laden with four end o. huff miT
Son tons Of the wealth OF distant c,imgs. Twenty
thousand ciry forth, during the same time, th.te
and halt million tons Of her Stores. Nearly one
J. ndrcd and 6ly thousand vessels o,ter md clear
from her ports during the year, which arc engaged
tn her eo1sung trade. The stores Of goa'th hoard
cd ~ her bosom ore not known; neither have We
nm estimate Of tho bounlics Of he soil Her mobiles
'Hd EARNED men are among the great men Of Ihe
'1uh. She hos long been a ehoi depository Of the
only principles Of truth and virtue known among
men. IN a time Of usual pcace she commissions
heg Navy nearly three hundred vessels, which
could form e. battery Of four thousand SIX HUNDRED
nd Gi0tiy-six ruas. At the same time she employ,
army Of ninsty nine regiments Of foot soldiers
senty four regiments Of Dragons, besides fourteen
o,bef different regiments. What her suengii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

The Cincinnati papers Of tho 9th inst, rsp,,s,r,
ne disturbances in that city ss entirely subJyed
rah4llIiy had been restored, and the cyl author.
iy. were mokng tho proper disposition If tb. -
euders. The Mayor has holden sixteen Of tbs ri.
oiers 70 bail md discharged tho rest. FIny.rou,
81 negroes have given security for their GOOD cb,-
yor under the statue The State aad The residue bs
Iazete says, "hom appearance Of things, VIC s.Ip.
pose have been mostly discharged" From all We
can gather OF the disgraecful scenes IN Cincinnati
Tue white rioters ero quite as cu'pabe, even In the
origin OF the disturbance, as the negroes. and i
great deal more 70 blame than the great body ofbe
t.aek5. Inc ADoton.sts in tbs olse, as in of simar
% defect IN the Ohio law requiring the coIo,,,
peope 10 give security for their good behavior ira
D. does not require tho same thing Of the AboI,
uon's's-espcaI.y IN the ca5o Of foreign ircendio
RES ike The Eng.isbman Burnett and his tribe.
~ v. Hn r.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
THE DlsMEMBERED CABINET

The nation should be proud OF such man Thou
have gwen The highest evidence ~ their power. ths,
their only ambition is TO Oencf; the country. Tie
adjustment Ofoff-e we're not strong enough 10 81.
duce them from the path Of duty. They are men
VINO uesFised the pa'try tricks, the base intrigue,
and corruption, by which most politicians at,emrt
10 work their way to distinction. They would hold
no COMMUNICATION with the llwnirg sycophants who
are constantly dancing Attendance upon great mem
counting their smiles and mnIs'erng to iher yaniry
10 order u worm themselves into favor and, through
1"'ir influence, obtain Office. 4 readily acknow-
ledge Their splendid talents nnd Iar,e Gn.,,,,, y,
me people OF the Union will endorse the assert n
mat they are honest men and true Patriots, who
"o"o' Tor no eathIy consideration leopard the in.
'ercsis Of their country.-R1i,igh Rs,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

10 IkEvtHr FITTING 1T SNAIL Por-D,
m'nt is preferable u MefcutiuI IN rr,yen,,o,, ~,
ting by Small PoH lie employed Il sucre.s,,,rr,
in sixteen cases, oud found II equally effc,eions ~
preventing the ma'unug1 Of the pustu.c win IN"
uol.yLliI preparation, whilst rs application IS not
"..n lhe sane danger TO the patient. he
employed % OF the strength Of one and n b,If,, 49,,
1r-chms Of -Four Of sulphurto each ounce of I,rJ =
NE smaller proportions being used for the v,,,r,.s
objections, the larger for the continent small ,,,
= ne "ho,e body - rubbed with this three times
oaHyi aho me sooner the application is made mo,
tne appearance Of tho eruption, the pre,tc, !, ,5,
chance Of iis speedily uucs,Ing is dcveiorr,,n,
The postu'cs shuyc. and dry 90 under ~ ,,.".
men., the appetite speedily returns. and copv,i,.
csnce is coon esiaD.s. Cd EdinJurs Medical J,ur
nal for July 1871, page 2y2. ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
K lCH MON ID:
TUESDAY, MORNING. SEP. Al.

we are requested TO AJAX meeting of the wings
OF Richmond, and Henrco County, at the long
'oo'n OF tho Exchange, on Tuesday next, at hal +
past O'clock, Il. NJ. to consult on the present, as
pee' OF Political Affairs, recent events impcri.
ousy require that the wishes and opinions of the
People should be made known by as people them.
'''eS' Sept. l6.
~ In compliance with wish very generally
expressed, the Wing Meeting at the Exchange thi.
evening, will take place a, o'co,k, p. NJ. instead
OF : past I, as heretofore advertised.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

'idsn' Is becoming moro aud more od,ous every
dsy-snd II he pm swreiisr himself to the en-
braces OF his enemies, Why let him. The weight
Nh'eh he and his will carry away with them would
A'ek tue beam even when weighed with tho Cal.
houn detection.
There Is degree Of Intelligence, at this DAY,
among our people, which forbids that any man can
'ead 'hem-whether high funetionary or not
and Mr. Tyler will il, II he attempts it. Henry
Clay forever, is our watchword. Youra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
cor.'ponsene. Of The National Ia,,uism,,,.

Nav ToaK, Sept IL.
The Wing Congressional Address syr~esas ID.
iole Of Nh Ewing and Mr.. Webstsr, and In sasF
quick succession, that, If there wis n disro,i,,,p
lhcrc 's no time tO comment upon the one 70 no, fs
fore another makes it, appearance. These I.t,e,s
are nI. published oud read made the subject of ,s.
mark, and laid BY fyr future reference. TEcy rYz.
ne our opponents too, precisely Us much as tfry d,
our lu.nds aud u the exercise Of the veto n1yge,
once ind again, IS thorn 10 our own flesh tbe I,ss
o. thc cry VI repeal, and all the wstchwordg Of the
lIr'y, are no less o. subject e annoyance with The
Opposition. II Mr. Ty.,r's c.uso Of con i.r,isrY.
,er'noo.c 70 many Of the WhIgs, it is e1eepf.ops.
ne Io'' "'h The entire Opposition. There is not a
lsp,''s' press that viii support his Administration
o.'l "oI a member OF the party who even with two
1''''', zoe, not tislpprsve Of the man and his
11ll'l'es, ne tlfewder men OF the party a.so
u'scoEy. lnel hf. Iycrs policy takes away NIL the
jug oi 'htr opposition, and leaves him 10 be con.
uemneu or approved upon the merits Of his Official
conduct. IT, as said by some, be has di soppoipted
and che''cd the Wing party, the answer Of those
who follow the lead Of otICrs U.s. wbv tbco oo,o-s
HIM lt Is obvious, Therefore, that the ut,o onIosi
uon men ace us much d.Hppoin'cd and i,sati.6.a
as the most dIsheauenod Of the Wings Thcyb,,,
! ~ much TO lose as VIC have, by TIC eoursc a. 49,
President IN reference TO The Bank question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND mARKETs-s,,, On

RICHMOND mARKETS-sept. 90.
FLOUR-IeTorJny holders asked S6,7j, but no
sales made, and that price cannot b, sustained
The favorable news from England by the last steam.
er giving promise Of fair crop, has depressed the
northern -four market, and ours will follow suit
We give 6 so as a fair quotation.
WHEAT was selling yesterday At I, 20 to I,25
having recodod 10 cents, within the week.
TOBACCO-No change in prices-intpcctons
have dwindIed down TO afow hhd5 per day.
CORN-G5.
OATS--iO to ~.
SALT by tho cargo 90 per slck,-s2 90 from
stores.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
NEW LINE OFRTEAM.snIps EnnM ppr

MEN TO BOSTON-we understand that Mr..
Charles heuiRcn Is now in this city, acting 40 agent
gl iho bremen and American Steam CompanyJ,-
! hls conp'ny, we orc told, proposes 10 establish
,Ihe OF steam shiDs between Bremen and the United
states, touching at the Isle Of Wight, or perhaps
some port IN England. They have already Obtain.
60 The necessary funds, and are ready 10 commenc
me construction Of tic first ship. MIR. Keutgen
mas also been % New York, with view to ascer-
tain what accommodations ne can obtain tbsrc. and
vs. now pursuing similar Investigations at Boston
Ihc probability s that the line will como to Boston
Bunker HM Aurora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

would be 10 the hour OF trouble, has never yet been
'uHy shown. Ii any empire has existed on
earth which could clam pre- em'nenee over this,
no records Of II have come down to ~. Vet this
same vIathan, With al, lct age aud greatness and
power, - now arTaigncd, In the person of her sub.
leot, Mcleod, TO be tried for felony before a Cir
cult Count OF the State OF New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The Washington Temperance Men will hold a
Social Meeting on Wednesday evening, at the Lee
turc Room under the Unitarian Church, NJ halt
pastscvon o'clock They invite al disposed to join,
~ nIlrnh lie ntrnlirr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
no COUNrnY MnHCmANTs.

DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS.
I NAVE just opened, Of my own importation nom Eng.
i land, "a large assortment ~ double and single barrel
GuuE, suitable ior the country trade, and nj unusual low
utfrrE which with vrTy extensive assortment han r.
uf a kinds IT guus RITES Pistols. fuwlug and Fishing
Tackle, Pocket Cutlery, Rpzprs, Murary and Fancy
Goods Country Merchants will find II much 10 their al
vantage o give call before purchasing elsewhere.
THOMAS TYRER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
PLANTERs BANk RnNne

Inc Ne" York American slys:-"2 900 dol.
lrs, IN bonds OF 1000 each, of Planters, E,,L
Mississippi endorsed by the Unued States RI
OF Pennsy ivania, and Richard Asop of PbiIs,J"'.
phIi, payable al tho Bank Of the United state =,
THIS cry, on the 1T January next, with the Fa,,,,,
attached i3r interest from 1T July last were adj.
Gal,, !aony "AHns . Rollins tor safe this day.
mouse q Co al So, balance wlthdrawn.p'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
Enn rAII

IDY order u tho rupcTUr Court II Hue
ID viii be sold on tie prem. Cs the Cui,sy NJ October
nrHi $50 acres 81 lnni lying Raudolph'z CrCck in
buckingham IhtaIaH dCsf1h'r HTm and s well #surdI
9" hC tobacco crDp wei aui wheat u will bo
sold for what VIII bring htlf cash; TIC balance in
l@mgniha WV MILLER, Com'mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

- On the IN eft last month tAugusn n
-r--rryN follow, calling hhusrlt FRANCIS
II JACKSON, htei Horse ffnm me, To-
HHf%A uic into The county and return nCGt
W III morning The first news hat Of him.
. --hAzzNEanE>- WIS trum tie White Suphur SpTioRs,
htNuz br"u sppfrhcudrd there cllrre stealing rn
pV'f'0n anh umotcit=i1c owner Of the articles, how.
ever not appearing against him, he clear, anil iunc
alcy ~nrr being liberated cleared ont leaving the horse
at Mr Misiu7 where hc put up. iio had bafranrd To-
sell tho hurscnn gentleman travelling In company with
ln Nr' wa tn deliver him on reaching Charinstoyu on
ihe htnrwha, and was only prcVCuci nom duug % by
hrrE urrr ri ON The way above referred lie IL
i"nrthy rcniocl looking young man. II middle size, HIGHT
complexion, light hair, AMI about twenty twcuty.one
yrafH Ol-aul obs right uamci4 oscar Jackson vas rails
ed 900 DiuwIiic CouuiyluI emily from Petersburg
virginia. This notice is intended c1uuou the public
against heinz imposed Ivy hn, doubt he Will DO
found attempting tp DO sp. VIM GRAVES.
Richmond. sept ~, ~. 2awlyy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

Will sou 40 PuIc Auction, on long ctcd the second
MONbAh iu hUycmucr, Boo The Guy uf Williamson
before Tie Count House dlurmy plantation Alabama conl
tanning about ~ arrcs ~ Land, ono Third Open no bt1
inr" in virgin growth nl oak, pine aui chssnut, about
miles irom good landing on York River u ia vcry tcr
uo rdgo 'ani, Astounding u mari OF the best quality and
c"nvrn gniio t paris of tc ffm in ciIcnt ncahI
bgrhoed Hni is remarkably healthy The mansion an
OF &C. buildings somewhat out of rounir There h
spring Of 'Nccl"ut water near INC House
Terms made known, particularly, on day NJ sale
~ - wits ". =. WARREN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

Alder, NJ. Lea, Esq, Chief Clerk Of tn. De-
pirment Of War las been appoIn,et bv the Pc.
slde9t Acting Secretary OF War Until the arrival Of
the Hon. John Mclean. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
RICHMOND WING.

Published pAILr AND sEai-wrEKLr. Nv
,. W piEAStNTS, AND 4. NOSEt.EN
~cui- Weekly. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yer annun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

a 81 80 EAum ION sALE.-.lve has. A..
al 80 'Niels small fARM len the ,nnv a. M, W
a., eni m. city, on the stage road H. a In
is,i 1T &c THIS tsrm contains Iul &C., -, Nai'
49,, an1n = aces Ctu ia cleared ~, tu4si
'e otsiual growth, with some r,.I ~, ~ ', ~
~, - improvements are, DWELLING "A ,,'a '''r
The IN S Si OFT houses, with well OF Hootx,,.
made tn.,n a. '.,,s WI bo very accommlta Ins nnd
80 2l-dAciw nouprru,,, 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
- -" NuHEhf mn ca, Aucia
REMOVED


w WORTH, TURNER q CO Im,.,,.
move, SnI 40 sale dcscr. IN Dry Goods, 6,%"
'nnt below McsSrs. Kent, Kendall Als, ""''n' neat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21
ISAAC q. AUSTIN,
ISnrcrs.nr ln n,.u q. Al ,
NouICtsSUT 10 Uley 8 Austln,)
Eottr ROnLE nbnr, Ii, Ri Tnr..rr

f0tT doo's ADORE the BsH Tauern,
HAS on hand large aud splendid stock Of Saddles
BrdlcS Harness, Whips, Collars Sputs, &c. All OF
which Ice VIII sell law al wholesale retail cash or
credit country merchants AMI all others wishing Ia puI
elsewhere
Richmond, September ~, Isu-rm
BERKSHIRE HOGS FOR SALE
A FINE young Boar, year old, full blood and very
n superior animal.
several Pigs, full blood
O'hoTs of l Gooi, from pure sows, will be sold at
lower ptiCc.
II not privately disposed or they will be- ofiere, At tue
FAR Of the IlcnTco Agricultural cety yuth DC.
tpheT next WIN IA RICHARU-ON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-21

VI ONEY Los r.-Losi, some weeks since ON
VI Hrrct, Thpckoo I'LL money beiovrd 10 III
about sllDor Sbs-rol.d up Together fhcTc were vi
ought notcs Of 80 each, andto balance smaller note
hucrhl reward will hn pad iur tho recovery OF Tic mi
noy on application II This ofBec eel