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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
PIANO FORTES,
Manyaciured by
Brown Il HaIle1, Boston.

fI'HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his rooms No. 9, ilopkns-st., Provi-
dcnce, good assortment of Piano Fortes.
from the above mandatory, of various styles
and cost, which instrunonts in point of tone,
action and finish, are believed 10 be equal TO
any made in .he United States, aud are so
pronounced by competent judges, which
will be sold as reasonable as instruments OF
as good quality can be purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of the public is particularly
called to notice recent improvement by the
above manufacturers, for which they have
obtained letters patent.) by which the effect
of one string very soft and pure tone is pro-
duced. in a manner entirely original in prncl-
pie and application, and which has met the
universal appreciation of every disinieresied
professor who hus examined and tried them.
The advantages Of this apparatus over any
other similar one in use, will appear on the
slightest, examination, especially as it may be
used at will, without throwing the unisons
out tune in the least degree, ian object
never before attained is not liable to get
out o: order itself, OF derange any other part
of the instrument Purchasers and others
are very respectfully invited 10 call as above
and examine the instrument for themselves.
DANFORTH LYON.
Nov. 23-6 moss
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r. I.Dyeins Establishment

N' L. UlCInS IStuUIiSHihChI
PROVIDENCE.
TINHE subscriber is now prepared to exc
- cute every variety Of work in his line, in
a style moi surpassed by any other establish
nIcnt in the Union.
lie will color and finish in the best posi-.
BILE manner, for Merchants and others, the
following articles, viz:
Silks, Broadcloths, Camblets,
Satins, Merinos, Worsted StufS,
lldkfs., Pongees, Velvets,
Wells, Hose, Flannels,
Gloves, Alpnes, Cashmeres,
Grapes, Vestlngs, Shawls,
Ribbons, Moussoine de llines, &c.
With rich and durable colors +; also ladies
dresses and clonks Of the above materials,
dyed and finished in the most approved styles.
Gentlemen's garments Of all kinds dyed,
cleansed, and dressed in superior manner,
vahom ripping.
Carpets, Rugs, Marseillcs Quilts, Blankets
Table Covers, ceansed and pressed IN man
ner TO retain their original finish.
Prices to correspond with the times.
The undersigned would tender his thanks
to the Ladies and the public generally for the
patronage which he has received, and hopes
that by care and attention 10 his business he
shall continue TO merit liberal share of their
confidence.
General Office for receiving goods, No. %
Westminster street opposite the Uhvcrsalst
Chapel.
Goods left with the following agents will
be forwarded ard returned agreeable to di.
rections, free of expense, at the risk of the
owners thereof.
Nathaniel Coggeshall, Bristol, do; Messrs
Turner IL Salisbury, Warren, X. l.; Edward
Mason, Pawtucket, X. l.; Preston II. Clarke,
Lonsdale, Il. l.; John B. Walker, Woon'
socke, Falls, II. l.; Henry Morris, do. do;
Albert s. Clarke, Fall River, Mass; c. Taft
~ Co. Wobridge, Mass; |. B. Taft, East
Douglass, Mass; A. Brown, West Doug lass,
Mass; TaIcot Crosby, Thompson, Conn; H..
G. Cutler, North K,lingly. Conn; c. rlffa.
ny & Sons, West Kilingly, Conn; Edwin
Robinson, Brooklyn, Conn.
Sept9. c. q. DODGE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
HOSIERY

w NJ. c. COZZENS & Co have on land
D." large assortment of home knit, fine
YARN HOSE and half Hose, in all their
variety, and at prices that it will be an in
ducemcnt for families to supply themselves
for the season, instead Of knitting.
Sept. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
POtter's Garden and Nurseries

CRANSTON, RI.
4ssSYRs- The proprieiors Of this establish
l)g&3s& ment have made an addition 10
3HWkF their former stock of Trees and
A Plants, by number of lurge in
VOICES of Trees just received from Europe, Of
ell the most desirable new varieties Of stan
dard Trees and Shrubs, among which is
large quantity Of extra large size Pear and
Plumb trees. Also, Roses, Azalins, sc.
Their Fruit consist of the very best selec-
tons Of apples, pears, plumbs, cherries, april
cots, nectarncs, peaches, mulberries, cur
rants, raspberres, ounces, gooscberries, wal
nuts, chesnuts, hberts, huzlcbuts, grapes,
strawberries. The selection of fruit compri.
scs the most noted variety cultivated III This
country and Europe. They would particu-
arly call the attention OF persons 10 their
cherry trees, which are of extra large size.
Of ornamental Evcrgreens, they can fur
nish Balsam Fir, Arbor Vines of large size,
with great variety of others, among which
may be found the true Cedar OF Lebanon
See catalogue of this year.
Their Fores; and Ornamental Trees en-
brace those most desirable, as well as many
more common, among which they can fur
nisl, of extra large size if required, Horse
Chesnut, Weeping and Napoleon Willows
Linden's Naples, Sugar and other species.
Locust, Ash, Larch or Ilacmatcc Elms, Sc
/ Ornamental shrubs, lIoneysuckles, Vines,
Creepers, Roses, &c, among which is the
Harrison Double Yellow. As the subscriber
introduced this variety, persons may rely on
getting the genuine rose. Also the beauti-
ful white fringe tree (Chionanthus Virgini.
cus) with fine collection of Hcrbaceous pc.
rcnnlal Plants, tha; will furnish beautiful
succession Of flowers from early in the spring
,il late in the autumn. Also, lilies, iris, tu-
lips, pinks, crown imperials, hyacnths, mar
cissus, crocus, colchicums, dohlas, Sc
Asparagus roots by the hundred or thousand.
Among their collection of Plants may be
found the beautiful Irish and English Yews,
very ornamental for burylng grounds.
Also, Weeping Ash and Weeping Beech,
very curious.
Also, fine lot Of plants for hedging,
among which are evergreen prim, hawthorn,
buckthorns, Usage orange, ,sheperdlas, honeys
locusts, &c, all Of mhlchwill be sold at the
most reasonable prces.
Trees and plants will be packed so as IL
be safely transportedto to any par, of this coun.
try, South America, West Indies or Europe
\ Orders for the above may be left at Ansor
n. Potter's store, 35 Weybossct-st Provi'
dcnce, where catalogues can be obtained.
FERDINAND POTTER, 81 co.
Orders for the above may be left with
Charles N. Tillcy, agent at Newport, and
catalogues obtained gratis.
n Feb. lS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Guardians Notice.

1HIiE subscriber having been appointed by
i the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the town Of
Newport, Guardian 10 the person and estate
Of Joseph Frecborn of said Newport, and
having given bond MS the law requires, here
by notifies all persons to govern themselves
accordingly. GEORGE FREEBORN.
Newport, March Ia, lS4I.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
For Sale.


E-rsI THE HOUSE occupied by
&H..Ck hlm-a first rate stand for bu.
TkaT IIM slness-two stories in front,
Gss:s sa1 and the house in complete re.
pair and can accommodate large family or
a number Of boarders; or, with a triting cx-
pcnse, can accommodate two families. The
two story building III the real is planned to
accommodate family with five rooms, cx-
elusive Of Ihe apartments that have been used
for an oyster establShme nt--a first rate stand
for that business. The whole will be sold
together, or either OF them separate, on very
accommodating terms. Half Of the purchase
money can remain on interest, If DESIRED
Possession given April next, or if the person
who purchases desires possession before, it
can be. given the first of October or Novem.
Der next. For further information enquire
of f. F. NEWTON, auctioneer, or to the
subscriber on the premises.
Aug. l3. j. REMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
COTTON CHECKS.

THOSE who have a preference for good
old fashioned Indigo blue and white
Cotton Checks, made Of fine yarn, wide aud
well woven, may find them at the store Of
/ VM c. COZZE.NIS & co.
/ Jan. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
JUST RECEHVE1
Stoves at Cost.

REING determined TO close my business by
- spring, and having large number, OF
various patterns, on hand will sell any of
them at cost for cash. Those who are in
want had better call soon, or they will lose
the opportunity of supplying themselves at
so cheap a rate. WIN. l.. MELVILL.
Nov. 5. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15
Winter Articles.

rOTTON Batting and waddIDg; cheap
~ cloth for comlorets; blankets and Aan.
nss. yarn comtnrlers mufls lined gloves
WOO len mttens aud gloves; knitting yarn
mocassins and woollen hose homespun plaid
aud plain nannels Alpincs. Mcrinos aud Thi.
bets, for sale a, JAMES llAMMONDS.
Dec. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-15

- USSIA Diapers Of good quality,
IA Heavy brown Cotton Sheetings,
able Covers Of different sizes,
Brown Linen Fable Cloths,
Cheap spring Colicos.
Blue Jeans-blue twilled Cotton Stripes,
Sattinets, Cnssineres, SC. for snle cheap
ap2.l JOHN +. .TOWNSEND'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
THE EXCHANGE

inns splendid building, amongst the first Of IL,
class IN the world, s expected TO be completed for
the reception Of company by the first Of June. +,
Contains 100 rooms, with the due proportion OF par
lor''a superb Ball and Reading Room and aft other
appropriate arrangements. IL will not only be m
ornament TO the city, but will prove ofths most &C.
sentaI benefit 10 ths general interest and Of uni.
versa convenience. II will inyts the resort Of vi.
'''ors' and without injuring existing establish.
msnts' give an impulse to the prosperity Of Rich
mond. IL is attracting large numbers to examine
and admire its admirable arrangements.
Iis onterPrising projectors have entitled them.
selves 10 the applause Of the Public. Richmond
has sustained serious injury from the inadeauaey Of
her provision in this line,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
THE TEXAN loan

some doubts appear TO have arisen in New Or
'eans as 70 the reality Of the loan said to have been
effected IN Europe for Texas by Gen'l. Hamilton
and some suspicion as TO tho genuineoe,s of ri,
'e'e' 10 'nat effect Others again appear to think
.ha' these doubts and su'picons have been induced
"y spectators TO produce fail in the value Of Tex
an obligations that they might operate to advan
'age' There has been no confirmation, it appears
OF the statement of the loan hlving been effected
and It bad not transpireJ in Europe. Hence IN.
doubt The New Orleans Bee relies upon the gen.
onenss OF HamIlton's letter, and the reality Of III,
oan' and eounsels those holding Texan note, no
TO sacrifice them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
To the EDITons or rnE wmIo.
THE COUNTY COURTS.
To N, Justie.s of GoeehLanJ,

To IL, Justices Of GOoehIandl
Srs-Your County Court has for many ven,s
been suffered 10 90 down, because il was si,poosed
that all wrongs could be redressed better and MOI
speedily IN the Superior Court. This belief, until
1882 or ., was realized. The Superior Court held
It's sessions with regularity, and administered az
laws with hrmness, correctness and dispatch. You
need not he told how wofully oil this Is now reyer,
ed. Witnesses, grand.iurors, parties litiennt and
their counsel, all proclaim in groans that resound
through your borders, the utter hopeessnes of help
from any tribunal, except that formed by the coun.
~ Magistrates. II is my aim IN prevail upon Won.
Ne public spirited and justice loving men, 10 restore
10 your County Court the high character u once IA Id
Tor efficiency, and 'ave the laws from sinking into
inetesmable impotence and contempt.
IL you will voluntarily class yourselves by al
loitng TO each Court, or even TO each quarterly
term, through the year, five OF your body whose
pledged duty Il shall DO 10 hold that particular
Court and sit till it's business be finished or ill the
weeks cnd,-the thing desired will have been done
in SIX months. Each Magistrate, knowing wh,n
his turn Is 10 be, will 80 arrange his affairs as "a
make his attendance easy TO him, or will provide !
substitute, by temporary exchange with some bro.
Their Magistrate. Each, feeling cure that he mus
ST week or more in the year, will bestow NOR,
thoughl and more prohtably, upon the rules Of or
der, and rules Of decision, used in Courts. Sttjns
for seyersl successive days, he will grow familis
with the business, and carry il on with constant
| Increasing skill. Each will become every montj
better and better qualified for his really useful an,
Responsible station. Each will bear a more soua
s well as more beneficial share, than hitherto, o
that stations oneIous and often thankless duties =
| The heathful influences OF your conduct will III
iet throughout your community. IN a sounder tom
o. morals, and OF prosperity. Nay, perhaps tn
Court which ought TO be your exemplM and pat
Tern, may be spurred by emulation to lag not GER
~ oenIno YOU and even, at length, TO rival you i
the dihgent and faithful discharge Of duty.
IN several counties, am informed, the plan her
recommended has been tried, with signay good 70
suits In Rockingham, for instance, Though IN
Superior Court there 10 by no means dekcient,) tn
ooun,y Court i' a model OF punetusli,y, prompt
Convene at your May Court, gentlemen, an
saopt this plsnj entering your arrangement on IN
m'nu'es Your friend and fellow citizen,
PATIENCE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
From fac NATIONAL Inislhss~esr.
OF FICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREstDrN-.

p LAND OFFICERS.
Raph Guild, Receiver Of Pubic Money. a, 1t
son, Missouri. vice Felix q. Allen.
Netnen Webster, Receiver OF Public Money, =,
' Wa Louis'sns, vice Bsnoiis L,ureot,'
trict OF Arkansas. TUT 'ne Dis
n John G. Miller. to DO Postmaster n, ColuD,hu,
Of Illinois "< "e District
LAND oFrICERs-REcEivERs
Psase. 'eo"''n' wee l. 3.
Jos z. Hawkins. Burlington, Iowa. re, Va
$500. REGISTERS.
Lowe. io"a' sses Enos
B. Morton. Wisconsin, vice A.
John wilcox Surveyor and Inspector Of m. ~.
'e"ue az rntsourg, Pa, vies Robert n. Kerr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
BENEyICT ARNOLD

This traitor vas reared by pious and afTectionats
parents, by whom great pains were taken 10 in,tl
into his youthful mind the srietts, principle Of hon
estY and probty. But Notwithstanding the lessons
Of virtue he daily received, and the pIous adnloni.
tons Of his mother. evil practice Of great maeni.
tude grew upon him, and though his estly zeal in
behalf Of American liberty afterwards raised him 10
an elevated distinction in the army Of the Revolu-
ton, yet tia banelul habit Of extravaganza contract
ed IN youth, brought him at length u the base de-
graduation the eternal disgrace Of attempting to be-
troy his country into the hands Of her enemies.
The following exact copy ola letter from his mo-
ther, written 10 him when quite lad is n curiosity
m ITS way, and shows the maternal socItude thai
guarded his youthful steps:
NoRwIcH, April ~, 1854.
der childe, received yours Of instant and va,
glad 70 hear that you was well, pray my DEAF
Let your FIRST concern be TO make your peace with
God sW ~ Of all concerns OF ye greatest impor.
/ lance.
Keep steady watch over your thoughts yordi
and acuons-be duufUl 10 superiors. otliging I,
equals, aiHbel to interiors ifany such there be.nll
Yway1 chuse that your companions bs our betlers
tnat ~ ther good examples you may Lern from
| your atiectionats mother
BAENAH ARNOLD.
y. s. ! have sent you dfty shilling.' youse
| pruoen'iy ss you ar aooountsbell TO God and you
iather, your aunt iOyns with me IN Love and Ser
VS. 70 Mr. Cogs~eli and Lsdey and our self YOU
sister Is from hons. '''
1 Addressed ITO Mr..
BEFEDfoT ARHoLD
Il nu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

W The article Of Mr. Hodgsn yesterday. -.
p"'en.ed Tor publication as a matter OF risht ma
.."'ueience against severe snimadver.;op ~, a.
'' narge Of sworn duty. We lamealed thu ~
'0"ah"es It q r'cted against gentleman whom :
respect Tor . qualities, and value as friend. A.,
We conceived the demand Of Mr.. Hodgdsn 90 tou..
eeo' as net to auihoriss ms to reject il; nor did =.
that the severity Of its language could n,nr.
Corporal Streeter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
Er'ra and the Er-Sp,aksr.

"ilI uncertain which ofthese worthies is com
m'sioned by the People e the famous District
where they reside, to disgrace it in the Congress Of
the United States. One account elects Banks Ly 2
another represents it to be tie-a third that
smith i' chosen. il is certainly "pun Dick, pull
Devilp between them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
Do"uehs majority l66
To THE EDrToRs OF ruE VINO.

OLD fLUI.fN.Nf TRUE rs STEEL
Gentleman: Our election came off on Thursd,v
last and resulted in the reelection OF our aithf1
and Republican old public servant, Col b. G. PAYNE.
IL beng clearly ascertained that there would be no
opposition Tor the county (which would have been
worse than useless) there was consequently a yerv
thin election, not one half of the people know.
ing that GIlmer was out against Garland. Had tb,,
TACT been generally known, there would have been
a full turn out, as we good people Of Fuvanna are
perfectly satisfied with the Of our late able and
talented representative, Maj. Garland; and however
well We may like Ex-Governor Gilmer, we could NOT
think of pulling down one who has stood by us in
the heat OF the battle, and fought manfuy end Fri
umphan ly iof the late lamented Harrison. No.
Messrs. Editors-had there been full vole in this
county, the result would have been a much larger
vote Tor Garland The People OF old Flu are de-
term'ned TO give TO the Administration of John Ty-
Ter fair trial, nothing doubling that he will carry
out those great principles Of reform which his ste
predecessor had so gloriousy begun. Most of tho
Van Buren, party voted for Gov. Gilmer-ye,. for a
rank Wing, when, winter before last that was one
Of their main charges against Col. Payne. viz; he
Consistency! thou art a Jewell ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

The old gentleman yesterday was again down
upon Richmond, for her perinscity in continuing 10
vote where the Constitution confers the privilege.
When will Richmond learn TO behave herself bet.
teri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
BY LAST EVENINGS MAJ
Correspondence of the United State. o,,,,,.

TIL. NEW York, Sunday, p. NJ.
"e operations at the Board yesterday were NO,
.Jh.y excessive, excepting in U. States Rank. If
Of ~. A.Uv shs were sold, closing I7i; decline
81. per cent. N. A Trust sold at iOl an inn provss
men. Of per cent; Delaware and Hudson I'm ~,
iii, Inc gentleman who was so plen,ifav su,,l,a
p, .e'uncates OF deposit, made an attic mp 10 car.
ed. s"e'y NJ Boston, but faIi
l., Turing the whole Of last week we had an e,s,.,.
Storm but to-day the sun is out md =" eas'sr
Is bright ana bamy. '' anu every thing
rates NJ YES cotton sold yesterday at previou.
for consumption. Saies light
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
HANNAH ARNOLD
PANT


The stsngsH Coincidence yet diseopsrsd.--Tb,
hew York Signal states that John Tyler, fsthel
OF President Tyler. succeeded Benjsmin Harrison
father Of the late President Harrison, in 1881. Al
Speaker Of the Virginia House Of Delegates Johr
Tyler, the son OF the former Speaker Tyler, sue
eeeds w. III. Harrison, son Of Benjamin Harrison
as President Of the United States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

Going u sih rush.-The loco foeo Sheriff Of
Morgan county OF the name Of c. r. Alden, ha.
taken up his line Of march 10 Texas or some other
suitable place Of residences, leaving his securities Ia
loot bill Of some thousands for him.
Harrison fOhio) WhiR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

~. Thomas p. MiscAsll and 0usSavus A. VIM.
neg twhlg.l we isasn. are elected 10 The House q
Os'sestes bya majority II bsewssn > ana 500
Ms. oosg,n': msjosity-evsr Mr. Stunt, (Loeol i,
supposed 10 be about the came.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
NwiDDlE.

IL isrsporsd that Mr. whi,vorsA s..,..,. i.
'sat OF Mr. Vaughan in this Dis,rie,. ~i,h ever,
probability Of gaining il. wy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
VIRGINIA ELECrIoxs

meRaes majority over Barker leftover the
combined vote Of Barker and Goddin 1876.
SEsArE.
Lyons tW.l aso
Gooeh tLoco,l 90I
Lyons majority, I49
CosoREss.
Bolts tw.l ,3s
Goodail tLoco,l qas
Bets majority, 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
ORR DISTpInr

We are not yet enabled to give the full returns
o o ue election IN this Congressional District. The
Candidates were Col. Linn Banks. lat. m.mh.r =, a
w lillian Smith. of Culpeper.-both Locofocos. of
the hrst water,-Many OF the Wings would not
choose between them, and threw away their votes
In, nhe majority for Banks in this county is IIg.
Inc belief is pretty general that Banks has succeed
Wings feel the least possible interest,". md s,,aa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
Dkslrnolina ElrI

a hre occurred at willismsport (Ps.) I.a week
destroying nearly the whole Of that aourishing VII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
RICHMOND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

ne committee OF Lectures Of the Richmond
Library Association, have great pleasure in in
forming the public that David Hoffman, Eso nr
Baltimore, has kindly consented To deliver &c.
lure before the Assoc ia,ion at the First R,n';s,
MEErso Hou.E, THIS EVENING, At half
p si seven O'clock. The subject of the Lecture
eyewitness" ID .! an
Inc high reputation Of the Lecturer. and IN,
great interest Of the subject, will, it is hoped en-
sure full attendance. 'peu' Gu
Lehe's 10 be had as heretofore at the different
Book stores, and at the door of the Mee,in, uon'a
NOTICE -
a sale OF fancy articles, prepared by the I,di..,
benevolent Society Of ST. Johns Church, will take
place on Church Hill, on Wednesday no. morrowS
IN IN the house opposite TO Mr. John Van Lewis.
nc sa'e 10 commence at III o'clock, A. M. and TO
close at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. The public eeneraI,v
are invited TO attend. eJ
April 27
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
MARINE JOUo MAI.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock. A. M
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Al, Sehr Ss'harlne Wilcox, Smith, New York. sum-
S ~ 70 uaynor Royster, s + A die & Co f.,
20; w Matthew, Warwick, J HoIson. A Ny
ess, Williams & Hsxall, Smith s. Palma
y, eme, w Tyler, Lyle, Johnston & IvIs w
Cwal,aGe, Dunlop, Moncure x Co, J b Abbot, &
SAILED,
Sehr amanda, Traverse, Baltimore.
-, Seh, Eoinston' ClapP, dropt down the river TO
and passengers. 'ooaeeo
Sehr Elizabeth, Beaston, New York ,ool
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26-Clesr.d.S ohoo
John Rowlett, Tyler, Richmond: Seboon.s no.,.
Hughes, Richmond. O'a'or'
sALTiMoRE, April 26-Cleared. sebr ysrm,.
aeli, Welsh, Richmond; Schr Mandarin Lon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

From The other precincts we have not received
the returns. 0srland's majority, however, 10 sup
posed 10 be sDout70.
Amherst is one OF the counties in which our or
ponen,s confidently snticipated success. They
have, indeed, been Boosting OF t 10 advance for
several weeks, until the wings became dispirited.
and gave up all for loa"