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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
Correspondence ofihe n E1pre,s.
WAsuIsGroH Feb ENssI


A BREACH IN THE LOCO POCO RANKe
WRIGHT psrsw CALHOUN-SRVIFP
prsns BENTON-CLAY of Ala, rsysns HTJR.
BARD. iio D.
The discussion IN the Senate to-day has no, b.sr
without peculiar interest. The General R,nL,,,
Biil mas been The prominent subject before the bod
Administration Senator's wit out interf.,.r.. fy
any quarter, have been allowed TO have tbinps tbe;,
owe way, and the result has been a scene M sn,,.
ring not uncommon among the Wings but mos, ~.
uaordinary Tor those who, as Mr. CsIboun on.
said have been kept together by the cohesive poy
er Of public pundehn ~"
Mr.. Benton led OF in the discussion. oboosioy m.
other subject, however, rs a peg upon ,Vb;.b -
hang an anti.blnk speech, concocted nj hmm. .rJ
delivered in the Senate Chlmber for The ,,,,,,a-
OF showing how ulfa man may be in a eons;
eu"us position he recent events in Philadeipbi,
ihe ,hee,s OF winch ore TO be seen for evil from Phi
ladelphn 10 the extremes Of the Union sye,e oti,,
ded 70 with eEultatlOn, and when Mr.. Benton a.
nounced that the third gnFpsn don had come 4.
could not so FAR restrain his feelings a. 10 r,, 80
Der face upon the matter, bat with n hair d..t;.L
snne playing upon his countenance, and rubbico
when Others were miserable he seemed m s,,r,ayy
uinte che country upon the calamity which bsJ L,.
fallen the banking Institutions Of the CUNT, +,
was horrible 10 sec this dcmoniac apirit mai. -;
fest soPubllcly by ono in authority. man so ia.
Dued WIN the sput OF his Satanic maiestv
When the Bankrupt Bill was brought forward
after an Intellectual attempt to persuade the sen,t,
70 take UP the bill 70 revive the Banking po,Ver,
70 the District Of Columbia, Mr.. Hubbard. 81
New Hampshire, seconded the eEertions Of Mr.
Berton IN opposition 10 Banks, by an effort 20 hsv,
a clause Incorporated into the Bankrupt Bill vbei
should operate upon all State insttutioDs Manuf,c
sSanng, Blinking, and oil Corporations having 4
State Charter
NJ. Clay Of Ala. resisted the eGor, nsnfully
snq WIN the Constitution Of the State Of Alab,m,
~ ms hands He could not sec how any man oyi,i
ny the rights Of the States. could propo.,
- give Congress the control Of state instify,ons
nete was no power to do so, and II Their. wa,
1880, no sensible man representing a State soye
N's..V 9o9'a consent TO such ar exercise oft.
Mt Hubbard Of N H. who will never 80, m,
uofld on hre by his eloquenoe or his arour,eo,'
eo1N we opposite ground, and with Mr.. Benton he
soc him, acting as fuglemsn or psonnfs, H. ,.n,,
M 70 we Senator from Alabama. Mr. Sewer OF A.
SsnseS lolloWed 10 the debate. Mr.. s. is bslfborss
hau alligator, and little touch Of the Indiso' n,
great originality he adds independence and !,
both pa mess Of speech and bluntness az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
MEETING IN KING & oupp>,

At a meeting OF the Wing citizens of King &
Queen county, held at the Court House on the sth
lns'' for the purpose Of appointing delegates to
Convention TO be held at Miler's on the 18Th inst
Tor the object of nominating a suitable candidate "a
represent this Congressional District: Col Aexan.
der Fleet was called to the Chair, and Robert F.
Stuobs appointed Secretary.
The meeting being called to order, and its object
briefly explained by the Chair, it proceeded 10 bust.
ness; whereupon, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resided, That committee Of be annoin,.
cd to nominate delegates to represent us in said Con
venlion.
The number five being suggested TO FIJI the blank
the Chair appointed VIM. Boulware, James M. Jec
fries, John Gaines, Francis Smith and Philemon
Bird, members Of the committee-upon the repor
OF which, John Lumpkn, Col. Alexander Fleet
James Govan, Albert G.. Sale. Benoni CarIton
John Bagby, DR.. VIM. Todd, John Pollard. DR.. n
d. Roy, john w. Dew, DR.. III. ID. Faulkner. Robt
Pollard, Capt. Roderek Bland, DR.. G. w. Smith
+. L. Pollard and Benjamin Robinson, were an.
pointed delegates.
On motion Of Robert NJ. Spencer. NE member,
OF the committee Of nomination were added TO tbG
delegation.
On motion,
Resofpsd, That the proceedings Of this MEETING
he published IN the Richmond Wing
Do motion, the meeting adjourned
ALEXANDER FLEER, President.
RoBERT +. STUBS, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
RICH MOND.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
Loco t0eO Jars-.Nelse in the Senats-Haymonv
recommended 10 Ioeo Eo.o;.,

Loco t0eo Jars--uelee in the Senat,-JEayuo,,,
'teonImeHdedto Loco Foeoism.
The reader will find himself amplv rens;J h., q,
perusal Of the letter from the New York E.nrs..
descriptive of the dscord among the Ioco Eoco.
In the Senate of the United States. R.r,on 81
sewer, Hubbard and Clay of Alabama, Calhoun
anu wright pummelled one another to the very
great oeHght OF the audience. 1t really seemed
mat Mr. Calhoun was right, when he said the
Kogues and Royalists" were KEEP, together by the
cohesive power Of the public plumber. The eem.n,
Is lost, and IL is plain day that tie Loco
disunied;-their discipline and their concord eors.
We urge our venerable neighbor to interpose with.
out loss Of time. The danger is imminent. No,b.
ing less potential than his voice can cain the civil
STRIFE which RACES in the Loco Foco camp. Cannot he
go to Washington as he proposed in 1887. and
personally negotiate settlement OF the difficulties
winch are about 10 destroy Loco Focoism7 If
lhis De announcement, he ought to have instant ra
course TO the old iormula-"Pause and Ponder
"HArmony, forbearance, mutual concesson-aIl
Tor the cause, nothing for men,
Its quite Indifferent to us whether Loco Foco-
ism keeps embodied, or disbands from the loss of
the cohesive principle of the spos Either yav. !,
IS Vlnquished' Powerless and hopeless party. Its
force is spent, and when it lost the "spos," it lost
all chance OF ever again ruling the country We
have therefore, no political object in publishing IFS
domestic jars and quarres. Our sole motive is to
aofd our readers that species Of qualification, though
1t be but an Ill natured one, which is experienced
oy witnessing the exhibition of cat fght-when,
the champions having been tied together by the
TAILS and each suspectng the other of being the au
thor Of the wrong, a deadly combat ensues. tn. .f.
nuvla Communities the air, and the fur flies.
The country will see with Indignation, tina, the
proposition is renewed, to subject State corpora.
tons to Federal commissions Of Bankruptcy. and
that the authors and advocates Of the measure are
protesting State Rights men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
From the u. S. Gazette of Friday.
PHILADELPHIA BANK MEETS

Al numerous and respectable MEETING Of citi.
zens, held pursuant TO public notice in the Mer.
chants Exchange, on Tuesday evening February
10Th, 1871, Alderman PETER HAY wss appoint.
ed Presidents David Evans John Struthers W,lli,r,
Norris, and Oliver Evans were appointed Vice Pc.
sidents and L. Birch, Jr and c. G. Childs, Secre.
tarics.
The meeting was opened by J. NJ. Kennedy
who, aitersome pertinent remarks, offered the fol.
lowing resolutions:
Whereas This meeting has entire confidence in
the value and s0lidity Of the depOSiles and crcua
ton Of oil the Banks m the city and county al
Philadelphia, and for all the purposes Of trade and
business believe them TO be sufficiently convertible
TO support our industry and effect the usual eE-
changes Of commodities;
And Whereas, The constituted authorities Of the
commonwealth are illly competent, and, in on,
oPih'oh entHey wiling, by proper legislation, 10
support the institutions Of the State created for
banking purposes, IN liberal and proper exefeise
Of their appropriate functions and one of Inc cb;l
OF these functions Is the obligation 10 furnish !
circulating medium resting upon the eoo6denc. ~
the community as much as upon the specie in the
vaults and other assess Of the bank for its use
aud that all legislation calculated 10 strengthen and
support such institutions IN that particular have az,
corporation and confidence: Therefore
RssetUsd, That IN order 70 enable the Bank, al
the city and county Of Philadelphia 10 be Of ser.
vice 10 Tie community In the present crisis we would
respectfully recommend Ia the Legislature of m,
State fepeal OF those provisions OF the eEistin,
laws, by which their charters may he forfeited To-
the non payment Of their notes and obligations II
specie, and the substitution Of such regulations AZ
vii impose strict responsibility on bank officers
and direct the investment Of their capital into In,
channels of our own business and industry
Rssoipca, That, while the other States Of the u
non with which we have extensive connection, per
inN the issue Of notes Of a less denomination thai
Eve dollars, and, thereby, have the advantage Of
convenient currency fOr snail Transactions the per
IN - nfr Ia
seem 10 be oae of the remedies for the existing dir
eultes, recommended alike by its convenience an,
its simplicity.
RsSoivsf, That. AZ many Of our fellow citizen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
SENATE OF VIRGINIA.

The debate on the resolution Of going into IN.
election OF a Senator to succeed Mr. Roane. wa.
continued in the Senate yesterday. MIR. Lyon. who
mad the floor from Saturday, spoke Cor two hours,
and confirmed the brillian, reputation which his
short political life has acquired for him. He wa.
replied to by Mr. Smith of Culpeper Mr. Tod Of
matthew's has the floor for to-day.
In 'he course OF the Debate, Mr.. Lyons advcrted
70 the idea en,ertaned by some, that tue Van Blu.
rem Party were willing to 90 into this election at
late period Of the Session, when the Wing ranks had
been thinncd by sickness and absence. He would
assume no such thing as contemplated, or as posi-
Ole; but If IL should occur he denounced /, in nd
vance, and would denounce il after il happened. a,
VIE fraud, unworthy of Virginia Legislature.
and which would not be tolerated by public opinion
Nor do we think so unworthily of any par,v in
the State, as to believe them capable Of procuring
snap Judgment" by watching their opportunity,
and waiting for death, or sickness, or absence. A
victory obtained by such means, would turn TO
dust and ashes in their hands," The fact is. ,h,,
the Locos must come up to the scratch, and do i,
upon principles OF fair fighting
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

depend for their Moons Of living upon dividends de
rived rom bank stocks, we would further recon-.
mend that authority be given to all the Banks 81
the commonwealth To declare dividends. not ex
eeeding six per cent per snnum, from the profits OF
their business during any authorised suspension Of
specie payments OF those Institutions
Inc resolutions and preamble having been adop'
ted by reclamation:
The following resolutions were proposed, and un-
anImously adopted;
hssotred. That a committee Of Eve persons be
appointed Thy the officers Of the meeting to repsi
10 Harrisburg, and cause the proceedings Of the
meeting TO be laid before the Legislature of IN.
Commonwealth.
On motion, the Chairman was unanimously ehoser
one Of said Committee
R.soired, That the proceedings DO published.
adjourned. PETER HAY, President.
David Evans,
John Struthers, W.. nh,
VIM. Norris, -f'oSioeh's
Oliver Evans,
ro 'al Birch GSiS I' Secretaries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
RIcnMoNp MARKETs-r,h =.

Our Banks continue specie payments. A rumor
pervaded the streets this morning. that heavy drafts
were in town from abroad, bu, We believe there
was no foundation FOR il. The community ha, a
ceased all dem snds. exeep, in very ANAL sums.
The money market is tight, though some fsv
sales Of Stock were made to-day, a, Lynch's at
the following rates:
2s shares Virginia Bank at 80,
IL do Farmers Bank at "a
Jsmes River & Kanawha Scrip is variously quot.
ed. The last sales we heard Of, were made a, as.
PRODUCE.
'obACco.-SupPlies adequatst to the demand.
Los' ~, 4ia 3; Leaf common, s5i, 6 a 81; Mid.
o'ing sot az; Good s7i s; Fine ssi ioi.
FLOURISH.
wHEAT-Io5 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
To rnE Eprrop- on rus wu,o.

was overwhelmed with astonishment on re,diog
a paragraph IN your paper Of this day IL Wa
there stated, that Richie had commended the pen.
neniiary Agent on the ground, that he had nevs,
entered the Sweat House" I could not believe
lhl' without evidence Of the first magnitude
accordingly bctook myself to "Ihs Tsnd,rvovs n
qWdnEHes" 20 examine the sheet Of verseitv Mir
out fear. My astonishment was quadrupled vbsn
there saw tho following passage:
1T ('he Wbig) does not spare Watson, who bs.
scarcely mingled atall IN the party strifes of tbs
day-So little, that We Hspsr sa,o Lin sft6, ~. ~
cratic d,'oetaHon, (aagHse "Sweat Houso,l re.
yer saw him IN the whole course OF the lato csm.
palgn-and We never heard Of his taking any part
mere, ye wise men Of "Sweat House, immor
taiity, behold your fate Babvloo Nio.gah =
Sweat House o that mine owe, we're rive, o,
tears, &C. '''e' VI
Yours, truly,
ABsALOM sINKRR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

tC-0en. Harrisoo is daily expected In RIA
mond. He will be here probably Wednesday,
certainly by the 2sd. We believe no sieo. ha,.
yet been taken to give him any public ree,st;oa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

IDS We are authorized 10 say thu, the pres.n
delegate from Randolph, SAMUEL RLLroTT, Esq,
will be candidate for reelection in the Spring.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.



Gentlemen--lt Is with reluctance 1bo, aci,;.,,
presents himself again as an applicant for plscs IN
your paper, and assure you he would never re-
made such application bu' for the purpose Of cor.
rseune some statements made by man unde, ,be
Signature Of "a Charles Kenter.n VIZ
Tie states that acted no doubt nuod,r IN. tiuL
th authoriiy, and Il quite natural Tor me N III
'iu'iielion 81 the nominaios Of Mr.. Roane - Won
Eoud infer, sirs, that this was the "ssareber NJ ali
heatls'' from his professed KNOWLEDGE OF otbc,
nens ecuons-but my amphibious friend. n sov
aWPhiOious' because he seems 10 hail ffom bo,S
eognues, which would be difficult 10 aeeono,I;.h
unless he resided IN the Cbiekahominyl in.inn.,s,
tnai am an Interested ACTOR in the scene acting b
au'h0rty, and strong personal motives. GO ~
- Charlss Renter" that am actuated bv NO o,b.,
souVes han those stated by mo- and that am No.
oer no obligations, either public or private ,o M,
nn9Sane' other than possessing his acnusin,snes
,hoIe are other statements made by IA Cba,lc,
henter" which Mr., Roane has apsws,ed ~ r. ~.
uyaeiton Of more than myself shall not t,oobI,
you aeain, gentlemen, and viii conclude bv s.vino
aha' = vii afford my friend fanher safis6sefisn
o put his finger on me-" III not withhold On In
sven that pleasure. Yours, respectfully, wv
] CIvJs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
TO be Citistns Of Riehmnna

fepow-clt'zens: have been prevented here,oc,ro
| ny engrossIng engagements, from making a form
70 you oil my purpose not again to be
candidate for your suffrages. As Won bavs a.
ready, however, learnt the fact in other modes 7
S"O"'u not deem II necessary 10 announce !, !,
eou'd consent TO terminate the relation thai bos 80
lohg sunssted between us with even the Appearance
oil coldneSs and Indifference which do no, CT -
"hch my silence might seem TO authorize h.inc
| imputed to me. NC oeIhs
IL Is now tour years since, in a manner that M,
only manifested your kindness but A gcns,os,, III
" Whlcn could not be insensible, you bestowed
- -, u pom me- without any solicitation
on my part. So distinguished mark of f,vo e.,
mat community IN which had lived forn ioc'ao,.
"hieh best Knew me, and which contained en- 49,
thai most valued and esteemed, couIJ no, b,,, i
sIaleiuiIy appreciated. Constantly since thar tinoe
aiIu All 'he eollIsons OF opinion and discorJanev ~
views 10 "hch the exciting interval has eiven y,so
you have not only afforded me that s,ead, o
wagering support which so much cheers nd s,,s-
talns the representative, hut have sboVn ,o,a,I
iotoeirance and candOr Of Interpretation Which
~n,e Ithtcls honor on your magnanimity. has
laId me under the greatest oblipatiobs W ~.
leti me, at all times and on ali oues,;on. - 20
pursue Ihe course thought most consonant m vonr
interests and your honor lhaye souob, 70 - >,
oy unvarying fidelity to those interests an3 H.,
nohof. ! nave never raised my voice. or given !,
EVe' as your representative, except $50 far "a cold
judge as these demanded Had o. ,s..i -,''u
OF what could benefit you, and nv ab,Ii,v -, a.
t. but equasd my desire to serve you ,be,c
oesn nothing lett me to regret As is Il vo,, ,;I,
neIeVe, as aver to be true, thai have moi koov'
ingly. obeyed any impulses, or regarded 90, so.
sideratlons, save what thought Def ting Won, 6;sb
character, consonant 10 your Justice or nronoo,,o
OF your Weliire, shall still experience no o,b., ,a
greet except that have not been more bile .Jsona,e
y 70 reqmie your kindness, and Justify the rnns
dence WITH which you have honoured M. '''"
IN Withdrawing from your service. nm, bo,-,,
~ knowing that ATHENS contains manv b Nh,
mem ana am most willing to believe. ns mos,
earnestly prny' that your interests NAV he moe
eheetuaIy promoted, your rights more abIv dsfsnJ'
e. by him you shall elect to succeed me. yhsn H.,
nave been by mysE ivy
About 70 remove from amongst you. beI;.,. 49,.
f'n never be indifferent 20 what concern, ,o,,
snail su always afdently desire your pro,os,;, =,
and happiness. shall still, with gnco,siny ;o,.!y
S,t' Waten from distance, the onward n,,cb ~
Richmond 70 that high destiny, which norai ne Iii
a'physc'l causes, eonspire 10 assure 10 her, vL;ch
WISE JUST, and fostering policy on the p,tt NJ ,bo
Siaie, would speedily enable her 10 attain. IT,,
Which, whether aided no, her own nnergss y ,s
soufees, and enterprlze, will alone, against an Az
heuluss, hnally and at no distant dav. ns,a,.ii,,
achicve. Your fellow citizen
L. F.U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
TO PHYSICIANS, STUDENTS.

EVENING by Printed Catalogue OF vauaLle Meds n 10
nseell,nsous Books Amongst the Medical viii be set
Plates 10 Nos, cored Nature very scarce and ys,n.
o.e. The Miscellaneous Collection worthy the attention
ton. lNI0Es a ppnrtteg A.. sm'nA'
- " Opposite Bell Tavern.
mCATTENTION, FINMMEN-Th. ~
OF inc Re hmond Fire Association will hold
,s az Engine House No. 2 TUESDAY Eyenins
~ CLOCK cr the purpose ofasse ssnr Fines asainst
~ NJ ., '"emen ii ACRENsIIAW,
. Secretary.
a sI.L BhANDf-So bbls Of superior quality
snding this DAY, per schI Louisa for sale low '
10 10 WILLIAM a m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
VALUABLE REAL EsTATn

'''H III VT FOR SALE
by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust e,,ru,ed 20 ,. r. =
Tho OH 1aed the 9th day Of April, 1919 shall on
ny OF tue present month, (FehTuarY 1871 -
ocloek NJ, On the premises, proceed 10 III :, $500
suoh oI cash, certain lot therein
~ WIN sma brick tenement the sins,sS
W puenannan's obi hed," within short di,,anse ~ ~
e"Ipoisi,on hne, Of the city OF Richmond " 'No
Inc title TO the above property il be,ryed N n, ,,.
,,s =, . Sa. selling as Trustee, shall only convey such
foI6-td cpnpcy p,.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16

20 TIE Ith February, by the Rev. Parson Tally
" = nsnoverl MI yoHH PovtR 70 Mrs. MARt n.
JARVIoE, widow ofths late Mr. Colin Jaryice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
OnesLoraH.

Once for aU
Correspondents who hereafter write on both side.
Of page. will be excluded.
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TEN DOLLARs RExV ApHD

Will give The Bbove reward (of ten tolars1 Tor M.
enenslon and delivery 10 me- my house, near Kin,
Sueen Cout House, or secured In any jail so tha sst
nun asain, Negro NAN named AMOS who ahs.n,rS
% from my house on Monday the sth OF the prescni
ne Is ABOUT feet 10 inches high, toerabiy well
Pioporusned rather light complicated OF downeasf lonh
nn IN son oue OF voice lie had ON hen be Ie
yarn coat striped cashmere psntsloons and
hsi ne also had along black zeal skin can and o,h
eiotncs MOI tceoueeted He away year-ob,sa.s
hended In Manc ster. wv a., ~, W. WAS sppre-
f. lb-lt. a w eahhEtT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MONDAY, FEB. Is. is4I.

MONDAY, FEB. l5f lS4i.
House met at II o'clock
A communication was read fcom tho S.n,,.
stating that they have passed the bill entitled "Ar
Act TO authorize separate election in each of the
counties OF Fairfax and Washington.
a OIL concerning the Court of Appeals, was read
tnird tune, and passed. THE bill authorizes
either oil the parties, or both residing west of IN,
Blue Ridge, To remove any suit pendng in the Conr
OF Appeals at Richmond to the Court OF A ppeals al
Lewisburg.l
A bill to provide for a revision of the Laws. wa.
taken up on its engrossment
MIR CRurcasIELp moved its Indefinite nos,nor..
ayes 43, noes ST. ""' VS.
Mr. STEPHENSON, of Tyler, moved to amend III.
OH, oy striking out the names Of the revisers and
leaving blank in the b.-Agreed to. The bill
was ordered TO ensrossment.
PETITIONS were presented
by MIR. NILE, oil citizens Of Buckingham aSain,,
Ine construction of bridges by the James River 8
tons.
By Mr.. BEARD. Of citizeas Of Sbelburn. Parish
IN Loudoun, asking the passage of an act reouiring
.he Sherih 10 take the sense OF the freehoders and
house-keepers OF said Parish in relation TO dispo
sinon OF the Gebe fund belonging to said Parish.
wi. SAaEr, the proceedings of public
meeting at Snlekersville, in Loudoun, on the sub.
ect oil The fund arising from the sale Of the Glebe
lands OF Shelburne Parish in said county.
ny MT BEARD, resolutions adopted by a meeting
OF citizens OF Shelburne Parish, at Snckersville. IN
opposition TO any legSl ion in relation to slid Glebe
lands Of said parish.
Election Of CouseiLor.
Inc JOINT Order of tie day FOR the election OF IN
Executive Councillor to succeed John NJ. Patton
Esqr whose term Of service expires the 3Ist March
came up.
MIR. CRUIcHFIELp put in nomination the presen,
incumbent, Mr. Patton; and no other person benz
named, Mr. Cruchfed was deputed to inform tbs
senate OF the readiness Of the House to execute The
i, Mr. bapusi made similar communication from
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-16
VALUAn LE LANn ,ean |, ~ :. = GO:

| . Al AUCTION.
orrbk Tor sale that valuable tract OF Land a.,
"e county ei Hanover aud lying within miles IN r.
ny OF Mnhrnond adjoining Meadow Br dge Tr.c, ,hs
us o. Dr 4 Z. Atkinson, and others contanIns On
1910 Ihs uect Is Immediately between two sood rosds
aunE 20 lhc mechanioktvile Turuplke-the s ia yerv
-, m Is also some good meadow land In me
oeI tptle and oak) on the land owing 10 ia
ih 20 saw Sil aud its contiguiy to Rcimond
nothing IN saying, would more than raw for a..
iand me neighboIhood Is good-and E,Ttc.r 1870
.noie, ~ Hs presumed those wishing 10 purchase viii
Slihe ine premises There Is most eScelen, s,. -,
- "tist WI on raid tract. and situated In ,r.,i
noeIeu neghboIhocd. The above tract Of land AZ ~.
PtNaeiy will be sold public auction AZ ths r.x.,
81 ,nun,pkn, 1.-THE head ksyIe nInpiS ~
ohSpAh The lsh of February, II fair IN moi he me-,
iair laI thereafter, at 70 O'Clock. ' " ' '"e heh'
- hNmS-one thousand dollars cash and the hall, en- ~,
OF January, lsi2 Cspt. HazeRrove will show lie
p'smses 70 any who may wish examine the same ~
- ~ ASJONES.
PALmER'S CHURCH UIsTORy--
oolnpendious EcclesiaEc History from the ra,l..,
geIlol 10 me present time, by the Rev Vim Pam.r
a. worcester College, Oxford. with Preface md No'.,
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