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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
Coyssp,nssnes c5M. Baltimore pat,,o,
WAsHINGTON A,.u =, 20,

- WhohlNG ION, APRIL 10, lSll
ne new Administration Is now fairly launched
and every thing betokens a prosperous and Jig.in,
gunhed career The President continues TO rseeive
from all quarters Of the Union the most decided OF
pressons OF confidence snd attachment, from those
VINO conferred Their suiirages upon him for the I'd
o.,'e o. we nau1n. Even the opposition have, as
YET, not ventured to complain Of him-except that
he will not paddle IN heT canoe! According 10 the
Globe, the Richmond Enquirer IL id ornne s,u,,,
lhey cannot refuse their appreciation TO his prinei
pies, Why ihsnbo they no. support him,-at least
until they can find in some measure of HE sorno
thing fairly to quarrel with
The utmost harmony continues 10 prevail bstwssn
we President and his Cabinet-and the whole
wing party are speaking out in trumpet tones their
confidence and their determination TO sustain the
aunIns'railon IN the principles and measures in
dlcaled IN the address. The Globe therefore need
not Halter Itself, as Il does, that Mr. Tyler will be
complied TO throw himself on the Jackson and v.
bufen party" for support. II they choose to come
m the spiut Of patriotism. 10 increase tho yipout
and influence Of the Administration, they will bs
IeceVeo, ana eoureousIy treated, no doubt, ns all
american citizens ought to be treated by the Presi
dent Of the People, but their conformity "a far from,
O,lng tssenhai 10 sustain tho administration Of I,
Cniel Magistrate, elected by the Wing party.
Coils Chambers and Todd, the aids Of he LAT.
ifesident have left the city; but Mrs Horrison
Col Copeland, and the rest OF the family. sill ~
main at the Presidents House. They viii ls,v.
probably on Friday They have been detained
mus ong by the Illness Of the two grandsons Of The
General, - '''o
resident tyler still remains at his lodgings,
browns HoisL) The ladies OF his family nave
not yet arrived. Mrs. Tyler, i, IS understood IL IN
rather delicate heallh,-Lu in presiding AZ the
White House, she will be assisted by her d,ugbts,
Mrs. Jones, Of Virginia, and Mrs. Tyler, Jr. dor
nnety n'ss cooper, daughter Of the celebrated
who, u hall be true, which Fame reports Of her Der.
sonil attractions will be brilliant addition TO the
young and lovely portion Of Washington society.
Mr John Tyler, Jr. will be the Presidents private
Secretary.
Al present the Cabinet meetings ara held NJ IN.
Department Of State, in the secreIary's private
| chambers.
The ofhcial recommendation by the President Of
Day conseeraled 10 religious observances on &C
count OF The late National bereavement is received
most cordially here by all good citizens, Of whatov
or religious creed. I hope none Of Mr. Calhoun.
eHrae will say Il 10 unconstitutionaII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

Inc eootortions exhibited upon the counten,nc,
II, ~ .ne Nlcnmond Enquirer, would be ludicrous \
,"cy were not painful TO the beholder m IN. 60
'umns OF that pa per are really to he looked unor
Us inu'ces oil the personal physioe nomy of is EI
'oe, must he eadful TO behold the venerable NH,
" uat respectable gentleman Il must be y.ry
"a IKE looking on the sufferings Of a patien,
-, ~nh .he 81. Vtus' dance, Just us he is
aoout submitting TO an operation. Even the aciunI
eautery for cancer, could hardly produce mo-
sgony MN our venerable friend appears to be nm.
9re1So'ng IN his horrible suspense as to what Mr.
n,yei VIII 10 m his capacity as President of The
on''eu states. The Editor hangs out his wants ON
o"e sue ana ms apprehensions on the other tha,
looh eSae,y like the strings OF dried apples,v,s,
on one sue and sour on the other-w,tb which IN.
S".', aoosehoiders IN New England, festoon the
'on ~, OF Their dwellings in October.
nose who have any bowels Of commission fl,
;an =: VIII OF course commiserate the Visin-
nh 10 ms misery, and we count ourselves .mon.
the NUMBER but the disease now u,on H. En"''s
ter Is chronic, and there is very LITTLE hon. Of a.,
permanent relief. The Editor NAV as we'll cons;,
9er e,' over with him and make his poli,ic,I vii
nc VIII never De any better if he depends unon
any 'nnS mat ID. Tyler can do for him. and ,b.
oup th'hg that the nurses can do will be the ma :
phtauon OF such soothing remedies a. soften ma
"euora.e under extreme circumstances.
Nnch'es complaint has evidently assumed
more malignant type since MIR TYLER has gon. mo
"e i;uency, and as the case strikes us, there I,
10y "uie nope oil recovery. He has in fact be.
oS.;e I''e oelirious, and raves. He says in one
OF ms paroxisms, that he almost env;ss IL. ."
winch the new President possesses Poo, 49,
VIC uare say he does, but II is of no use. 1'bs,,
seems AT present very little human nroba b,v th,,
1nny accident VIII ever make MIR Thomas Rick.
A''S'ueht oil the United States.-N Y Co,,ri,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
nv LAST EVENINc's NAN.
c0r's,psnd,nes Of "a. National Int,li,,,,.-

=, NEw YoRE, April Ia.
New York continues Loco Foeo city. tho,..
oy agreaty reduced majority. In comparison -
last year, April or November, the result is ev.rv
way satisfactory, and the wings have only to than.
themselves that the city is not theirs by verv
mslory ~. The result is the ell cto, of Mr. Mo-
rus oy a majority Of about four hundred. instead
o. sixteen hundred. the majority OF last year. n,
'ne common Council, the wings have srv., 80
seventeen wards. Last year they had bur 6vs Tt ~
Loco Focos have ten Wards, but have elected .a,a
" me't candidates by the skin Of their teeth T,vo
'oes IN one ward would have changed the r..,,l,
so OF Twelve IN another.. As il is we have sI..,s
sumo OF the subordinate and important ofsce,. =;
INC "sros where the Loco Foco Aldermen a.,
assistants are successful. In two or three Of III
WARDS inc Wings have done wonders and in nn ,ro
Setter than the Seventh, which is u,ualIv ,h bs"I
fought Ward of the city. "e "a'u
Inc Seventh is known as 40 Hoxie,. w.,a,
name as much dreaded by our opponents for hi.
P'Puafhy and influence, as il is respected bv. ri.
nienos. upon the whole New York has done w,
W. "gnt nave done much better and changed lie
result altogether. The dominant psrtv hae.s ~.
little, and look upon their success as one or ,hos"
victories which but little better thar 100.
ne wings OF Brooklyn have done wonders, Mn.
VI the Twelve wards arc Whs, and the Win, NJ
" - erected by majority Of U.s. last year tho ms,
Jo,ny was Out Isl. So much Tor election n.,..
you. "a'e W SEND
The new President is gaining the affection. n, H.
Ieople by evey act ofhs. The PROCLAIM, ,;on Co. :
NATIONAL Fast Is received well by all. and the -
communication will be complied with
united States Bank Stock down 10 sI7t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
BALTIMORE MARKET All -

rLC1R-"e have no change to note in the
price OF Howard street Flour SINE our lac, rsros,
sales OF good common brands from stores con,;nn.
10 oe made at 81 62!. The stock on hand for s,Is
Is no" small, and receipts light. We oro,, ,hs
wagon pnee at So Last Sales of Civ Mills
scriptlon is now held. Several HUNDRED 49, -
at GA. ""'e oeen soid
GkAiN.-we quote Maryland whi'e Wheat, n,
Ion 10 li2 cents and reds at IS to 100 cents Penn
land at SO cents. Maryland white Corn AZ r.n;s-
yellow; ~ TO 40 cents. Oats Maryland, 80 10 az
cents; Virginia. PC to % cents. Prime Cloy.,s,sd
IS held at S4,25 to $3.50, and Timothy Seed Ar
80 rs to So per bushel. 49, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

Az Clemoni, on Wednesday Evening, the 7th OF
April, Ivy the Rev. Mr.. Knkle Of tho Episcopal
Church, MI GILBERT p. CARRIHerOH Of Carriers.
vile, Cumberland County, 10 Miss s. ELIzaBErH,
daughter Of PovhaIan Jones, Esq'r, Of Buckingham
county.
In this city, on the 24th November last by the
Rev. Mr. Pollock, Mr.. VIZ. VI. TAPPT, 70 Miss Lv.
oINDA SEAL, Of Richmond.
In this city, on Tuesday the 18th inst, by the
Rev Mf Goode, Mr. Dawn j. LAcT Of Powhalan
county, 10 Miss SURsUaEA SEaL Of this place.
On. Thursday, the 9Th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
Ford, Mr. HEnRI SArrERwnTrE, 10 Miss RLIzA r..
HgNLeT, oil Of Benrico county.
hf Religious Herald will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
N Y. MONEY MARKEr-clrY NEWS.

a,l.., Wednesday, p. NJ.
T, Al iast we have clear sky with mild weather.
H. 'Ous VIII continue none can tell. The snow
winter. O 'e"''"us vs. OF
CoIToN--There has been fair bushes, do.
ing Tor export, without any alteration in nrce TT.
s sac amount TO about $500 bales. Upiands 9. n
" EG Myw D"eans " lis; Mobile 81 ia.
Ut ESQ little has been done out doors thar
me sales have been very small, but no chang.
whatever ,ns IN prices. Sales of Laguayra at iO4 a
ioi; Java l2l and st. Domingo SIC.
uJrLouh-The market is inactive, but holders Of
salesare made at 1874. Southern y,iibon, sSS""'
at rs for Georgetown. e""nse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

IhE LATE TAX ON OFFICE HOLDERS
we nave o,'en had occasion to refer TO the con-
port the party elections of the Ia,s Admini,,,o,dn
Of Mr. Van Buren,. ''''''''' ''O"
trend who had obtained copies of the official
correspondence of an old and distinguished Officer
OF Ihe stan OF the army, with Loco Foeo commit
The amount Of the tax required IS not s,s,sJ !,
thS case, but we understand about five per cent
per year has been the annual contribution for the
last few years. Had the tone and character Of
zen, lrvIne's lelter been common among the pub.
ne onicefs OF the General Government, we should
have been spared many Notifying embarrassmsn,s
-yMadisoniau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
(CoPT.)
CoMMTssARr GENERAL's OTFior

iCtpY.l
CoMMfssART GENERAL's OTFtcr
Philadelphia, September 29th, 1888.
Genllemeni-l have received your printed letter
OF the Rlst instant, addressed to me ne Commissarv
General, IN which you state that you are "a Com.
mitlee OF Finance TO receive such contributions as
are necessary TO defray the expenses Of the gensr.
nj elections" &c.
n similar, though oral, application has been made
70 me by other gentlemen.
Being IN the military service Of the country, I
nave not deemed IL proper TO interfere in the peace
ROle differences among citizens IN their exercise of
the rights Of suffrage in eeeting being elected. 10
civil Offices Of the general and local governments;
and whiloJ enjoy my own opinions, and exercise
my individual rights, have always considered il
competent Tor others freely to do the same, without
The AID Of funds from public officers, or institutions
to give influence to any sect or party.
am, gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
tSigned) G. IRVINE,
COmmissary Generpl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
BoNNETs, hIBBONs, FLOwEKs. &C.
SPRING, Is4I.
TO MERCHANTS AMI oTupps

NEhtHAN1H AND OTHERS.
y w. JENKINS is opening 90 cases pain Stfa0 AMI
100 boxes Flowers
2OU DO Ribbons
Worked Muslin Capes and Couars
Vets Of al kinds and Lace Goods for Can, and v.u-
~ boxes dress IIdkfs and scnrfs - ~
Wire tasfe; Dress Goods
Palm Hats; Nuns Bonnets with In ex,s,.iy. .s.,.,
nent ~ new goods '--O'-
Tie shove will be sold cheap for cash nv ,boie..i. M
retait az apl6 n. H. JENKINR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

H. Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour of the Gay AZ
pIacueanie' AhHdvertisements intended for lnser-
ton in the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before O'Clock, p. M, and those intended for in
serIion IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
FFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Of Wisconsin. " '"e iefn'ofy
Walter Forward. ofPennsvlv,ni, IN h. =,
Compt'oll,r the Treasury the United ST..
=. Alexander MeClung, to be Marshal for Il .
Northern District OF Mississippi. 'o' W
-, Anderson Miller, to be Marshal for the Sou,b,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
MARINE jour NAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, III o'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Sehr CT aries Pitman, Townsend, Providence e.
ballast.
Sehr Fox, Harrington, Baltimore, sundr;es. 10
DAvengort Allen, Lancaster, DENLY & Co, D.,
Sanford & Co, Webb, Booker & Ha milton,
Schr Ann Elizabeth. Somers, New York. ballas,
SAILED,
Schr 1. Ireland, Ireland, New York, coal.
Schr Joseph Z. Potts, New York, coal.
Schr Liberty, Walker, Boston, -four and tobacco.
Schr Lagrange, Crowell, Philadelphio. tobacco
iron, Sc. r"' 'O'"''''
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April I4-Cleared, sehr Andrew
Brown Dairy, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

, President TrLER yesterday left his lods;os, =,
sion. eu'e MAN.
hon; MIR. Badger, Secretary of the Navy. return.
TO North Carolina. ~ "'' ''si'
MIR. CIittenden, the Attorney General Ian IL.
city on Thursday on a short visit to Ken,uct, ~ ''o
Madison Of "a, sf.,J..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
HEINRICH.

=" enquirer Of yesterday. announces a Loco
oco eand'da,s-Mr Bscjamin r. Barker. We
presume this will s',i'fy the Wings Of the impor.
a"es OF concentrating their votes on only one Of
.ne wing candidates This is no time for divi.;on
.ne i.oeo' are 50 unmauly as to try to slip can
aoa's IN, by our dissensions le, us not be so fool
sh as to PERM, them to succeed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

sPRIsG GARDEN, Sept. 2lst. ia.

orHh" uAhDEH, sept 2lsi, 1888.
Sir--The undersigned, Committee Of Finance
appointed by the Committee Of Superintendence OF
inc District OF Spring Garden, are authorized 10
receive such contributions as are necessary TO de,v
the expenses Of the general election.
me contest is rapidly approaching and the De
moeratc party must he organized thoroughly 10
meet the emergency; funds are requisite 70 complete
that organization, which will be applied to secure the
success Of the party,
(SIgned) WIN. PIERSOI., President.
ROBERT RAY,
JOSEPH A DEAN,
JACOB LEWIS,
f. a. PENNIMAN.
CALLEEDER IRVINE, Esq,
Commlssionary General.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
RICH MOND.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL :,
PennsyIpania U. s. BnnL.

we make room to-day, to The exclusion of every
'hins else Tor the Report Ofthe Investigating Com.
m''ee' which, together with the replies it has pro-
voked, constitutes the theme of conversation in N.
Northern Cities. We will follow il, up with The
Letters of Mr. b ddIe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
G.. G.. GRIsw OLD,
AND
IT a. CLAIBORNE, in.

n II II . * N 7 T T. w
HAVING associated themselves In Practee ru =, q.
Il tend al the Couris OF the City OF Richmond and
County o. Hanover Until the st n June The enrsrs
monts Of Mr. a. will prevent his being permanently in
The Clients Of the firm will receive the bs,es, NJ An.
porience Of Horbert A. Claiborne, Eco
Omce IN the basement storY of the p0whaan House, Oh
Poshe TIE City Hhl Richmond, April 2Oh, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

III ever there was Virginian who is hound bv
h,s own repeated and enthusiastic declarations 10
Sinoieaie the rights of the States 10 constrn. Tho
Sons'Ilution strictly to strive against a monstrous
the man and the office, John Tyler is that MANI
Enquirer.
very different was the language held by tbi,
same PRINT previous to the election. John TYLER
was then an arrant Federalist leagued with the fa
mates and British Wings. No Democrat of tb.
modern school would touch him Nth n Ten. foot nor.
Col. Dick Johnson-the Bank, Tariff and Io,s,,,.
improvement man-was the politician after The;
hearts' 10 his standard they rallied-and they did
all IN their power to elevate him to the second Office
0i the Government They failed, ard the man
~hom 'hey then villIhed and traduced, is now the
Ch'el Magistrate of the Republic-and thew have
the eit'ontery TO come forward now, and TO insul,
MIN with their praises In this, we have a sneci.
men OF their candour, their independence and ,b.,r
love of principle!
The Editor of the Enquirer has brougb, n III.
aid new auxiliary, one "Thomas Richie. Chair
man Of the Central Committee. and in that cb,,o.
Ter, he bores the public with an Address of ,b,..
columns, on matters and things in eensraI. W.
Deserve no Improvement in the new dissuise. and
N hat
imposing style will have move weiebttbap ,b. b,.t
med thread slang of the Editor. pos,;l,, III
expectation was INDUCED, that some who b,a
los' faith in the Editor, might be duped by the
Chairman. To some such idea, we mus, refer the
bald attempt But after ALPS said and done. !, !,
but the same man and the same matter-tb. old
party hack with new trappings, and the old slang
with no Improvement In fact, the Address has
less iorce, less point and less elegance Gf such n
phrase be admlssble) than usually characterize the
editorials, and Is, upon the whole, as dull and in
'pid production as It has been our misfortune to
wade through There is one PECULIARLY about il.
however, which deserves to be noied-and this ma v
suffice to explain its Bgotian character. There is no
aHuson whatever to Abolition Turn TN the
whites of your eyes-bui IL is true as Ho,y Writ
Thomas Richie Chairman" has written three NOR
tai columns Of eaden matter, and has not said .qsO-
hiioH once The world is coming to a n endl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
NOTICE.

TUE snbseriher having admins cred upon the estate
the late A. w. Cohen requests all those having csifns
against sad estate 20 present them without delay and N oss
Indebted are called upon 10 make speedy settlement other
wise eRa measures viii be rosOTed 10 10 payment
ep W WdW GFO n. PEAKE. Admir-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

DEmBERTOH n. MASON. isie Grocer In The
CITY, and formerly ~ Chesterfield CounY. Vie q about
sI feet high. has 'ean and hungry LOOK and makes a
IN hs common COMMUNICATIVE posing. lie has
dowu-cast look, and generally appears very shabby In.
deed, " he had me heEf cnhea ha bark that ever
inside he would look fhnbby any rate uuiFar. Hs
laughs tmmoderatey and ohowa tobacco ditto. lie were
Introduced 10 me AZ honest and sorry 10 80
pc has disappointed both friend and myself Ibeeans
security for he appearance Al Count FOR larceny in
which he deceived me by telling alsshood IIs bss
now fed and has not awaitcd hatrai- be- IA s.o Istd
~ me and many nfherf; therefore, caution n n ~
Ware 81 The said HWani end viii give f2J auy one ho
will inform me where he H. " d should be In Tsrss
20 " 2awaw JAMES ptfsutp
10 The Richmond Compiler, The Iynebbur, W.,
an PeteTsburf inteNrcncer Frederic ksburv
Norfolk Herald, will each insert This twice &c. -
Weeks and toward On cir aceonnia 10 M. ~ - w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
TIPPECANOE NOTICE

a requsition called for from the members Of
the Club IN November last, to Gefray the expenses
OF the Club; and at the last meeting the Secretary
was authorized to collect 1t from all those who had
not paid u. The Secretary will call upon all such
IN lew days. The amount called for from each
one is small sum, but il paid will amply suffice 10
extingulsh all the unsettled claims.
JAMES LYONS prss;dsrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
To Nv rt1rnro
ESCAPED FROM JUSTICE.

Until my bealllu. rein lated the irin of GRIawoLD
CLAIBORNE will aid me In tho management Of my bus.
-
sp2O-c7w HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

nv "''' - ''BIh'S ate sand, square above tbs
b nks.
lIE er repeatedly Informs the ladies' TIA, her
Hpfinf supply 81 Millinery Consisting Of The usnsi ~.
iley, VIII opcnof on SATURDAY. i7th APRIL and ,il
BE- sold or accommodating terms for cash NV ~" ""
pstllcnlar attention given 10 DRESS MAKING wh,,b
WV beman unea executed In the most fashnnsbe nan.
ner, anf u the shortest notice '' w."
apl26t q uaIspyn
STnATTOr,s OFFICE. IlIh s,rtef = To- .,..,-,s
goes on day. hsooeoi, NE asove rrSnd iot1
eiy " ~ BE drawn TO-DAY. ard drawne Tef eive No,d,
porning Tickets 81 shares 10 propolU5n "a NO. n
A TTENTIoE TINE waoI. E.-seo0oo w, a.
~ kN RoYr 20,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17

sssoeauon has resulted in the settlement Of three
N..'r " me balance, and an agreement for the
l ~ snt OF the remaining fourth The payment
"sn me amount and the agreement Ior e-fouth,
"e"her OF them such the committee labored
OBTAIN; Yet the terms are better than At one ne
" ,ne negotiation they could reasonably have
Apeeeo, and although unsatisfactory in themselves
,L acceptable under the peculiar circumstances OF
The settlement reported to the Board on the sI,,
o., december, 1910. was as follows:
WIN MIR Nicholas Biddie for one half
amounting with interest to S22I $40 n
TOT winch there was received from
MN IN payment, Three Bonds Of
me Republic OF Texas, for Five
tnousand Dollars each, and an or
ger on Gen. Jas. Hamilton, then in
London, TO deliver to the Cashier
OF ms der, Bond OF the Republic
OF Texas, payable in London, for
Z io,I26 lSs. Id , and also Ninety
ponds OF the same, for Two hun
oreu and hfty pounds each; these
WIN interest due and Exchange ac-
soruIng to calculation made by
'"' samuel Jaudon, amountio 9ol ,6a2 20
leaving balance OF siis,s77 %
:, ror TINS Balance MIR Bddle agreed to deliver 10
.ne BANK within one month, Texas Bonds and ON
sne uehNery OF the last mentioned bonds, the Bank
agreed 10 give him full discharge from its claims
upon MN Tor his share OF the loss on these oper,
cons. nus contract has been performed The
COMMITTEE OF the Board says, in reference In mi,
se"'emehi;-"Aware that the Texan securities
were mueh below par IN the market, the Committee
reluctantly agreed to the settlement under the he.
heI that better arrangement for the Rank conId
moi oe lat least amcabyl effected. and in The hon.
iounueo on information, that the Bonds might nj N
Is"nt Gay, lie disposed of without serious loss ~
ne committee also settled with Mr.
1os.Cowperthwaite for one fourth
For .. me- .he Loss si57,si7 "a
TOT winch was received in payment,
MIR Cow perthwaite's share in cer-
tam DAuphin County Coal Land.
which cost $4,000; less mort
gage theron of $4,000 sio 900
Land in Calaruugus Co. New York S'0oo
Land in Lyeoming Co. Wisconsin and 'OO'
Boston and Illinois Land Co. Stock, IL '00'
shares par ,-ooo
Commercial and Rail Road Bank of
Vcksburg, $50 shares par 2sooo
Planters Bank Of Mississ., SO shares
par 2 ooo
West Felieiana Bank, 100 shares ''''
par ,oo,o
Germnntown and Norristoyu Rail
Road Co. 500 shares par osooo
Camden and Woodbury. Rail Road Co.
100 shares par sooo
Loan OF Camden and Woodbury. Rail
Road Co. 10000
And cash payment the Committee ''O'
say Of about" $1,000
Making altogether, soc, eoo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
9oi,s42 20

The Committee state, in reference to their settle
meh' win MIR Cowperthwaite, that il was made on
'he ground, that with the exception of a few thou
sand dollars retained to pay other debts. the asree
menl comprised ali his remaining propertv.n
Inc committee also settled with Mr.
. V. =. Wilder, the remaining one.
ioGIth amounting with interest TO SI6I7g3 "a
For the purpose Of enabling Mr..
Wilder TO settle this amount in cash
The Bank of the United States in New
York, loaned TO him the sum of
$4,000 on security OF
/. Rea, Estate at Green
Hill Philadelphia county, $4,000
?. Five thousand I'VE hun
dreo acres of "lron land,
and two furnaces in Column
bia County, Pennsylvania.
IN operation, and producing
rent equsl to e per cent. on
$500 900, $4,000
s. On his claim upon VIM
II Robertson OF Mobile, $500
t. On his claim on MrBi.
seow OF New York, $3.50
TIL. - $4,000 90
ing the whole amount from Mr. Wi.
'e' !" 'aAh 1878 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-17
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% Thuudsy. the s.h instant. a, Nj. ,..,.-.-
s1sl,s' Nemas.) in Powha,sn county, Of psrsIvsi.
s fsspssiek CLAsKE, after short ,llae.. * 81
no1ss IN his SD year. lie has efl vile an e...a
eal'ofen to bemoan their irreparabe loss. ''''