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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30
Ertract Of a Letter from Washington 10 The Edi-
TORS Of Tie Free Press.

"Webster has certainly joined the Coalition a.
gainst Clay, else his course is nexplicable.-He
has lost ground with the Wings generally. His
censure of his colleagues, for consulting theirper-
sonal honor in preference to the emoluments of
Office, is gratuitous, if not absolutely imper,i-
neDt."
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

Gov. Gilmer addressed the people Of Amherst
at their last court, and was replied to by Joseph
X. Irving, esq. We learn from the Lynchburg
Virginian that the Governor declared himself to
be Wing still, but expressed the belief that the
Locos would have to carry out sWhig reforms"
Now verify that is good one.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30
MIR. EWING IN TIIE EAST.

The Boston Atlas says F.: Mr.. E.sing spent tho
Sabbath in Salem. We hear that immediately
upon his arrival, on Saturday evening, it became
known to the throng about the depot that no was
in the cars, andas he forth, the cry was ras-
ed, "Three cheers for the honest Secretary ~
Three enthusiastic cheers followed this call.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

MINISTER TO RUssiA.-Col. Todd, JkS>
Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court e.
ritettserrsuurgf, suliicd from New York ON Tues
day last, III the packet ship Stephen Whit
ney.
Mr.. Cambreleng. our late Minister to Russia.
arrived at New York in tine Great Western. on
Thursday the 10th, after an absence Of two years
in Europe.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

Elbridge Gerry, the Republican Vice President
under Madison, whom Virginia supported for that
once with extraordinary zeal and unanimity, de-
ciared long before his election, and it is known to
have been his sentiment throughout his life, that
"he thought Congress was competent to es-
tablIsh National Bank as twas to adjourn from
day to day." And what gives more force to this
expression is the fact that Mr.. Gerry was MEM
Der of the Convention by which the Constitution
was framed. Surely his opinion is entitled to as
much respect as arc those Of our modern illumi.
natl and abstractionists.---Iy Virg.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

OThe Hon. John Sergeant has resigned his
seat in Congress, as Of the representatives of
the city of Philadelphia.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

~ The Alexandria Gazette states that letters
have been received from Bishop MEADE, who has
been travelling in England for the benefit of his
health, and that he expected to embark for home
the last of this month. His health, it is said, has
not materially improved.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

EDWARD EvERErT, our new Minister to Eng
land, is now travelling in Europe for the benefit
Of the health of some members of his family
Inc Britannia carried out the papers notifying
him officially his appointment.
1t Is understood that Mr.. Stevenson had made
arrangements to leave England early in October.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

Mr.. Greig, who succeeded Mr.. Granger, the
late Postmaster General, in the House of Repre-
sentatlves of the u. States, has resigned his
seat, and it is expected that Mr.. Granger will
gill his place.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

Besides the election of officers at the late Gen.
eral Election in the State of Maine, there were
also several amendments Of the State Constitu-
ton submitted TO the vote of the People, which
have been decided in the affirmative. The Con-
stitutIon ls therefore, amended so as to limit the
number of Representatives to ISL, and TO require
only biennial elections for state officers, and Jien-
NAL sessions Of the Legislature.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

u A Post-ofico has been established at tho
"llermitage," the residence of Jacob Koiser, esq.
on the road between New Hope and Waynesbo-
rough, of which Mr.. Keiser is appointed Post
master.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

The Wings of Wheeling have held meeting
In condemnation Of the Veto, aud of the scheme
on foot to dismember the Wing party.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

1J~The election for Senator in the Wheeling
district, to supply the place Of M. G. Good, esq.
resigned, is to be held on the fourth Thursday in
October.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30

" The Revenue law goes into operation OF
the LIST Of Oetober-to-morrow.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-09-30
MIR. WEBSTER.

The following letter addressedby Mr.. Webster
to the Senators of Massachusetts, during the PEN
dency of the last Bank bill, has been furnished
by MIR. Webster at the request of the editor Of the
Madisonian, for publication i'm his paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
RICH MOND:
SATURDAY. MoRN,NG, NovEnnER "a,


"HAo nominated JOAN 7slsr Jor Ptes President D
Is aques'ion which the Executive mouth piece is
asking and answering. Il omits however, some
important petsonogeS, OF particulars, in its answer,
which oIgh, to be supPiied-6rs,, John Flyers ia
Significance contributed greatly to his nomination.
Very few at Harrisburg had heard. or knew any
'hmS ct John Tyler and the Virginia Delegation be-.
inS mute, they were kept ignorant. They inferred
from their own ignorance, that the Captain had not
euta Suiheen, figure in the world to be any better
knownio the Loco party and as they attached Ou,
little consequence to the Office, and only wanted a
candidate who woGld not be a dgawb,c to General
Harrison, they chose him. But another cIrcum.
stance which aided this result was tho intense ago.
ny, and the proiusoa Of tears shed by the Captain
at tue defeo, of Mr Clay. F,om those tears, it was
suFposed, there was no stronger Clay man in the
Union, ardos Mir Clay had just been superseded,
TO eoneiate and harmouise hs friends it was thought
there was no better oXp,d.cut than put upon the
ticket this most ardent and bo;s,erous-,his weep
az and waI,lug friend ofht,.
VIII the M,jisooi,n put these among his an.
swers, Whenn'St he ask U,,q lssuou: "who uomi.
mated IShn Tyler for Vic- PrcslSu,7'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
THE FAIR

The U,7,..,.,- ,f, -. Ill.,. 49,.
lion ...-.,.... .....
and believed he r.., ,.---,.-.,..5 ,..,. 49,
,,.,......f,... $50. - ''''
,,...-...,..,a d.. 1900,
., -,.p,- .,... '''.'' "
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r,.....-.,,... -..- ....,
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f...... ,...... .,. t....... .- r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
DEATHS

In Norfolk, on "Wednesday Morning, the l7th in
s,sn,, at the residence Of her father, (Mr Thoma,
u. DNon,l Mrs Mary Susan Stout consott o.
Thomas Stout, Esq. ln the loss ofthis incstimaJlt
LADY, breach has been made IN society. which en-
age cannot fl, and a bereavement created in the
hcar's OF her relatives and tfiends which time can
never chice Her generous ADD philanthtopic heart
together with her ail'blo aud lady like dc portment
won her the esteem and confidence OF a very hume
rnus acqua ntaucc aud the fond recollection OF Mrs
STOUT, vii long constitute a g'ssa page on memo
rvs esk-i. =. IN the bosom Of all who were 50 for.
inmate a. To come within tho purvcw of her &C.
1uaintance-Peaee to her Names!
she was beloved la ht,
And In death latnrnfct.
Ihe sweet remembrance Of the fust
shall flourish through thy sleep I'M sua,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
CHEAP DRY CuoDS

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
AIES Is. CJNNINGHAH., Main street 1 ,t,,r
U'"" ia iI Nj "f7' Shoe sprr. has recent, addict 10,
l.I""r stock large aud we'll. tr surpyuT Chem
Niy Goods 10 which DE "oui- maai Eu.pos ify cal. nc
ti'I"nn' l-gufHncrs, Uui 90. public gen. u...
I'-Ih2 nih' Country, -s well ts those .g boo tho Iif,
amongst Ni- assUTtul. 90 will g, found '''
Bloc, black aud green Broad Dl1.u4 all shaI.s M rnl
ours auI qualify 10 '''
Green u.yf Beaver Cloths, AMI Lyon skins
Hur, black AMI Fancy "a ssimHrrs, all uuaIriss
Ndicurts, Swausduyyu. ~ AID \, .yef Vc,ugs
h'n'ucky Jesus, SaltuUtiE and Nrfzpyz
Ram ami Piii Liuscy, trtH Is fu 3 8!
Red Flsuncls al ~ ~ DC aud finer
White go Ej,. dc, D. A 5Ic, and f.cr
Red Aui While Canton Tiauu,Is
SILK, Linen Cambria aud Cotton Pocket TTfFfz
BUCK HEAVIER, berlin, Hi add silk Cloves
A.Su large Stock Of
Mnus"lin Re latuns, silks, ratius aud Caicpes
lHccs Of al kinds vi 9Th and prices
Silk Wurstod AMI Cotton Hosiery
Hetrh"'i aut Brown Slhttiugs aud -IOstn.s
He'd Ticks, Apron and Furniture Checks
WIFI every variety Of articles the Dry Good line which
viii be sold at unprcccdcutcdlo low puces,at
JUNNINGIIAM'S
no| New aud Cheap Cash Dry Goods store. Main 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

ioNN'-A letter received in Raleigh, IN. cl
'o" Sp'r'"nours, Is c. dated - instant. saws,
"'Ppeas to me that, in few days p,st. s,oek
enough e.. has passed through this place from Tho
Mest to supply tho two Carolinos. b,,r ,h,,
r''N h's been offered at S5l.-TJla,t. Pa,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
From the Louisville Public Advertiser.
THE JEWISH PILGRIM AT JERUSALEM

THE JEWISH PILGRIM AT JERUSALEM
Are these the ancient holy hills,
Where angels walked uf olGl
Is tbs the land our story fits
With glory not yet cUCl
FOR have passed 10y many shrine,
Ger many q land and set,
Bu' STILL oh : promised Palestine,
My dreams have been OF thee.
see thy mountain cedurs green,
Thy valleys fresh nd idir,
WIN summers bright as they have been
When lsraeI's home was there;
Though DER thee sword aud time nave passed
And cross and crescent shOnc
And heavily the chain hath pressed,
Yet still thou art our own.
Thine are The wandering race lh1, 90
Unb.css'i through every and,
Whose blood hath stained the polar snow,
And queuched the desert sand
And thine the homeless hearts that turn
From a.l eoTih's shriu,s 10 thee,
With their lone faith Tor nges borne
H. s.eer.Css memory.
For thrones are fallen and nations gone,
Before the march 0i time
Aui where the ocean Tu'.rt alone
Are forests 20 their prime,
Since Gentle p.ouzhsnurgs mlrrcd the brow
OF on's holy hill
Where arc the Roman Eagles now
Yet Judah wanders sui.
Ard hath she wandered thus in vain
a pilgrim ul tHc post
No long d-ierrc her hope hath brCn,
But DO shall come az l'sg
For In her wastes "a voice near,
A. from some prophets urn,
II bids the nations build no. there,
E..r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

i"' RE AT Sr. JnuS, n. Blast nisbr.
''o'' furnishes Us with p'pess repls. with par,cn-
,.'' ' great Fire whi,h occurred in hat place on
&c '''n 'ns''n''- consuming property to tho
amount OF Slso%o0O. |, IS stated that insur,nc,
To considerable amount vas ,n.c,o at Office, in
The Ugitsd States '1e' 'h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

,,.,.er-', '' "no was arrested by severe At.
o'" " S''Aue'' IN Kentucky, o, hi, way to Ms.
mas returned to Washington. lie Is conv0I,.
a''l'u. yet too unwell to Leave his roam.
i's u'So'ue' Is nm engagement of the lups, With
AZ "'S' threatened very seriously, but the symp,om,
arc now all Observation-Disclosures. '''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
BALTIMORE pAralor OFFICE.
lnu".uNT ! o'clock, am.
TliG. NNEEyp

Fl or-n -. ttH MARKET,
H. e =. nee s quite 1000 ns i've d,.7,nJ 70,
He5s from thc cast We 80 Of s,.,s N, sG %
WIN " tendency in 'Hc nui.rt - s..ysr,c ~,
w ", price Is Sc i2i. The r,t s,r,, og c..
H'.',N was a. 80 -. No,iing dong in Su0ns
'I,AiN-Eh-re is nothing doing in Whoa, ,bi.
,,' ".--i "E'd ~ p''t 10y .no mail sr,pfy. and
" P'ri oy The rain. which ha, % en- f,',yy,, Ill ~
I, ',"ns' Wrqnn'e N'r, AMI ,eI wheat At I35
''' 'o'oI 1000 uu-b Is ed having sold vs.t.r.
,,,y NJ Tho last urmrd price. No prpp.yIv,,;,
we ?. IN m"k.'. Nv Corn se.r, M IS , s.,
hry-I'". 1nt - So Tor white; and .,,yr,,,j
"E % 'Gl', ed wbl.e - 60. Thee IS =
=, very aus dem Iui beyond rhr sInp.y l.r re-.
e"nsyNona', q -oaI quir.y u h.,r vo,ri I,r,,,,
',lI. so, 'na May ''Dd Is 5os Mmyrard O1ts
~, il'9N ~ ft-rn is ur improved demand and
10 iNo price iur bits gh.cs seI.s OIL
hnI' have "son sod AZ 2Oc. wpoon -
'0' Dds lsc, exclusive ct tn, ILL. 90" p''es
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

sLEEP Pots talk Of the charm Of early rising
the chrerfHrcss oI naturg-HlnI the joy Of nun
commencing hos daily luUour a Nj BIrchcIi|
used tp sry, cit rs all lIdgc." Mature, that s To-
s1y, h1aa, doga, and pg', niy bs ycry nrss or De
return of d1yu.ht, bot bipsi animals. who pass the
nigh, nm feather beds AMI pillows lmeu going 10 bo
hanged, or persons In love, or out Of Their mind az
why's oxrrp'odJ feel very differently. Look no the
poor VI. nsrwomcn snsaklng through he srcols,
whom. not even thc expected giles Of Geneva con
comfort, or the cbriy chimney sweeper signing over
his half pint of purL DO they not look 1s t ttcY
bad bcen dr1ggcd into tho street by the hair o.
their head7 Lot those people who walk abroad
early M the mofGiug observe tho huDIung bus.
Llrdm1n going 90 work-that i1voYut8 type Of
hlpuinesg among the poets-so l1r from discovering
any thing like 10y 30 their cDunienancos, we have
| seen them winkug md blinking, ybwung and
| drawing along. and rubbing then eyes 10 asccr-
| tain whether they were really awake Man BE- o.
/ creature deghung In sleep. Even the savage, who
rises with the sun, takes ospccl, clro 10 uo down
with that luminary, and when he is neither hungry
ror in danger Of being scaIpcd he b. always ready
10 take n nap. IN short, man IS always engaged IN
me pursuit Of happiness, and happiness is Sleep
~Tis sleep alone that real pleasure yields,
And WATTS us mortols TO the Eysian heldo"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
POSTSCRIPT.
BT Lt>r NIGHTS siA,L.


ne account OF the death Of this gentleman. near
"o"''e' copied from Nacon paper OF the rG,b
nave reason to trust org mated IN some mistake
." 'a.' evening" mail Jrough, u Mobile paper, Of
"' '''n' ard Montgomery popers Of the i9,h, both
Vt ""'eh are silent on the subiseL-IB,h. IA,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

The Boston Transcript s,ys rh,, the brig Con
sfonuf. from 81 jbgo d. Cu.t g. Boston, was no..
tally u,', with her c'rro OF susa., r1I1sses md co..
% Geo, on Saturday evening, uH -..uafa The G..
WIS insured To- Boston Tor $1,000 aud the cargo.
valued m about siuUDj, WIS Principally insUtld
hefa.--F H. JJi5u G.
WRFcRs.-Tls borqpo N'arr' from this city
Tor Boston with 5000 barrels OF fpur, ashore on
Georges and. has ltErd 1ui hrs 40 or " lcct OF
water iuhcr. iler cargo 10 dschlrsing into I-hl
COS.
james % Gien'Worlh has been discharged from
the indictment hanging over him by 1 urNs pr0ss
qH-Ers counsel insisting on tru' nr % release,
ADD the - strict Attorney refusing ro proceed afrcsh
until Our LocJiJco Corporation aru' p1y thg cost of
rhe former trial, which hos tuHa FOO, been withheld.
The conduct OF these gaut.sr.r ls 10 us un1ecouul
uoo. Who c1n explain M y. Tribune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

VI Lrr7huTE Lottery. Esfr4 Ir.s N. vi. be deter
mined nv f'' faVrHg OFF .Hs Gr.u aufafrf Lottery
ifHH s. yr i-'IIu Nr urtsua. IS .ur..u. urI IIurs.
gl', ~ DC ISL sr.Uf Capitals. ufrgr of s $3.50.
tuff IHsl dvu fsU, .-Iu 9sa eru Irsi .UTH rIr Igl
ljh 800, ~ 600. itu H, nErt. Iy HaI,r. gr.rirs
co. t'ru.afa-y of 80. S1-HH 10. - whole 8IyN-sHarga
boo UrHUrIruu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
NiENlnRANnA

pana0nock, Richmond '''''' nap
Ne" YORK, Nov. 25- C',,rei, sshr R,novn
y len, days from RichrorJ '"S"''''r'
Kelly, Richmond. ''''' ""'es'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

IT. Those NJ distance, desiring to subscribe
I" ,la !.oirhNohNT.' oro requested To address us
at '''nw'nH wuu, is' r,ccmter, and utter thu,
umo, 90 Washington CITY.
ILEAShNTS, JOHNSTON & wOODsDN.
.H. ~, Frederic s.HurE srG Potomac Rail Il lJ
= N"aiAty. hereby trsy notice Go rtuy. grur, ru,,,
-' A'" l.'at'' n anticipate 'nr uayruyuJ rI rrrs
NJ A','" "n account ut fnr rnuttruc. n ,f the RAJ,
ApIunchf. & "A NNtNI.Rp, -,,......''..l'- 81
RcUu u', N.y aj. 1871. ,'' W. .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

E1rTpy.-THre Hrte.s Hls been coming fr yrry
freely curing t0c 1st week. Indeed, rom aW the
nl1.m''ou wa orr. able tD derive from different
sections of Doe State 'hr crop is pretty nearly pick
cd uut The severe frost, some weeks ag1, killed
Ha wroi completely, ard prevented thousands Of
uI.s tom mruurg. The cop will consequently
.f.. short uf genera. expectation, 1nd will soon he
boo t.e mr.E.r There bus been 20 d.e.uc IN our
u'r..' u. aur. QUO .Hat gruH'IDrs. We nov
quote from 5 les To- b j-5. FrslgHrs 80 -. and
rvor low columbia ,S. g. } Chronicle, I7lh No
vsm.er.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

ARRIVED,
Sshr Cornthian, Suffolk, lumber, to Krby, Sal
lie \ Co. $500
Schr Martha Ann, Grey, Suffolk, lumber, to Il
n whuiockc. W -
Road = Co.
Slhr Planet, Robinson, Bath, potatoes s.. to
Sehr Banner, Stodort, Hingh5r, suudros. To
master.
BELpw-bound un.
Schr Heard, from Boston.
SAILED.
Srhr Brothers, Kukm.rr, Norfolk, sundrf,s.
SDhr t1.h.-'uu Wl.eoV, = NTH, Nr,, Yy,E COL
SsEr Ht'uc& ll"r.Y. Mister L Ut,m,re. coal.
''n' Cara Mo ris III hmi-c, Norfolk, sundries
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

IE1 ErastJs Brooks, ESQ. hos been succeeded
in The Editorial conduct olthe Portland Advertiser
by Phineos Barnes, ESQ. late Professor at Water.
vile College,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

Va MngnnenlI Lruory, Class a. i1r I@ll-Tu Dc drawn
hi N-hfH"raf W ."u furf, ''H Iln Dc I-fI Bril-.
.tn H'u.5. HI .Sfrfn HH, lU. tiJa Iu prizes OFF
.81', 90 &C l4u luut lHu 90 ut I rrr Lowest pfs,.
w Irhcia siNi halves B; quarters ~. tsrneRt pf
90. Sa- Of - whole tickets S'u- shares Joe prop. riun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

Na "sishurr LrHsry C.r.s w. nr Igil--To be- drawn
ln AieNn'r', Va on = airy DO, I-H Drr, % 80 COM
ius G''.-t't lN'H 500 IHH nv price. uI led. H at tHU
.. Of 49, ~ u ~'' etc I.Ec.s "u.y so. halves 3d.;
cts, glJJ-shaTgs Iu proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
REV. 81. HIBBARD'S
ANTI BILIOUS FAMILY PILLS.

~ ~ '7'''Tr 'TII VUTTTg Diseases.
IHL midncss anil uuryB'cI efficacy boo ,,y ROAMING nh.
= SO h'hoHs 4ui functional trtJu.-incUs of M. SIN,
', i''' "I' 'r is"s I've uTraus, urou.f,nr n entity
,,'''' iHNginE the Boot, amt IuyI-rrang the ava.
l''n aNnN adapt thcr o. ibr usc OF families ana
80 ~ '"l ~ , GANNOR
mo-. One door above doe BE Tavern
MOUNTAIN uUTTEg-A ..,,u h., f,,., ~
~ ton hnucr-rcccyci, for sale by
mo- NJ BURTON.
VI of 70 sstrs, frr sale. "'''"eS
no go DAVENPORT s ALLEN.
LARGE STOCK or GUNS, RIFLES. &c
n" NC "n HtHi al unu.ur' large srue of,Ioublo
- t."t.hL.' Guns. % % H, Pistols &c ruutfsI ami
mthuiirlH'"i ay myf" au which have i.fr rmnrn 10
sou N'p reduced pieces lovers ~ -Hui Gun vII a,
we. Geo embrace rnu r-l rprfrl r r.-,5r, I, 49,,
. ' 10y Ca. Dos Of ig old ..,r.I...I Guu .ui = orinr
o. TNEGk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

lust received, a large collection Of nc moRl polnAr
y S1uga, Whtzcs, 1sncps ma''ho7' N""'"N 500 AiIs'
The shove be an addition 10 the largest stock Of Music
ever on. red fof salo in this State y ". TAYLOR
no "a Music store opposite the Ranks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

j. G. GREGORY & co. Managers.
Office on MAN, 2d door below corner Of Main aud
lIih streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

Mr. Mcleod arrived OF Niagara on The Tn in
E'auI 1uI wu8 wl.m.y welcomed by his fellow.
coDrirynau there. the Chronicle states that IL is
his intention 'o cave Canada next month Tor Eng
lfnd, where we hopche wall receive a persona 81
atum l'r ne ."rvemo0ihg unjust imprisonment
on naturalization for such a protr1cted tern Of
cruel and orJItuy OPPRESSION Montreal Her
aid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day. , o'clock, p. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

10 so8-on r-kc.a can be- pracutgd by application NJ
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-27

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