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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
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SHIPwRECK.-The French ship GRANVILLE Ia
Plume, 55 days from Havre and IL days from
Guldeloupe, in ballast, consigned tn T j. Roger
q Co.. went ashore on "wednesday night last, nbou,
u o'clock, during dense fog on the south brea ker
The Captain and crew remained on board, using
every eNerIion to get her off, until Saturday morn.
lns, when all attempts proving fruitcss tho vessel
having seven feet water in the hole, and the crew
considering unsafe 10 remain another night on
board, the sea at high water making n complete
breach over her. IL then concluded 10 abandon
her. The GRANVILLE was 500 tons burthen. built in
Hnvrc, about two years ago. at grent cost and fitted
upin magnificent style.
FURTHER OF the MUrIHEERs OF THE CAroIr.
We have been f,yorcd with the extract of n let =
ter, which follows, giving some further details re-
specting the negroes on board the Creole recently
liberated 10y the British authorities at Nassau II Is
To bc hoped that the people Of Kingston will per-
sist in the view thus taken, and that the negroes
may eventually be restored TO their righful owners
The letter IS dated New Orleans 2lst inst.
an passenger in the brig Susan, which arrived
here on the 18th inst. from Kingston Jamaica, left
on the 3Oh ut, says that or days before he ert
small schooner arrived from Nassau, with about co
or 20 negroes, and he understood that they we e
portion Of those taken into Nassau by tho brig
Crcole-the inhabitants or authorizes would not al
low them 70 I1ud-the schooner was anchored oil
The town-they were looked upon as a gang Of muir.
derers, and the inhabitants did not appear disposed
70 have any thing to do with them. The schooner
was still living AZ anchor with the negroes on board
when he lsfl."-B
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
CROIZLE-The Bank President.

The New York WING papers are making them
selves merry at the appointment Of Crozzle, the
Editor OF the Albany Argus, to the Presidency Of a
Bank. We subjoin some Of tho notices Of that
strange occuuence-strange it is, considering Mr.
Crozz!e's deteslation ola bank note Bot possibly
ms Willingness to make money by the banks is
not incompatible with his Incorporating hostility
TO those institutions Itmny be tina, his opportuni-
ties OF njuring the Banks are increased by having
Tree access TO the Vaults Of one of them-and that
consideration reconciles him to the base contact
with rag money.
But It IS to be observed, that the Old Albany
Regency and the Richmond Junto-whst they
have been the oudest decaimers against banks
have created more Of those institutions and reaped
more substantial benefit from them than any other
set OF men in the confederacy. That this fact has
not opened the eyes Of the people, has often excited
our surprise. For whatever iuiinss may pertain
to the American people, the want OF sagacity is no,
ono. They are generally very quick to understand
the motives and appreciate the maneuvres Of selfish
and designing men. That they have permitted
themselves for so long time TO tie b,mboozed and
heeced 10y these Juntos, must be admitted to con-
siituie an exception to the general rule.
From the Albany Evening Journal
IITTI.E RtDDI .E-upIrpI IT, npINInN -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
our most oh'0lenf,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Pres't.
Lcft4r from NE PrssiisnfOT IN, F4rmsrs bank oT va
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
DFCENgER fl. Ig1I.

Sir,-l have had the honour TO receive your note
uf this date, erqulring "wh her any Of the banks
which have been repositories Of tho public revenue
have refused 70 receive since tho last session Of the
General Assembly, on general dcposite, N the
credit Of the Commonwealth, such portion OF said
revenue, has been collected IN the paper Of the
Northwestern Banks, or any part Of the same, and
Il so, 10 what extent and tho reasons Of said re-
fusal.r
The resolution OF this hank in respect 10 the
notes in question, and the reasons for It, were com.
municatsd 10 the Governor in a note which ! had
the honour 10 address 70 him under date Of the 81
September last.
ircfsr you to a copy Of that note, herein enc ossd,
os showing the course Of the Bank and the grounds
Of the reluctant refusal 10 receive on general depO-
Sito the notes Of tho "Whceng Banks"
The refusal DID not extend to the receipt Of those
notes on speci1l dsposte; the Bank being always
willing 10 receive them OF the Treasurer at the risk
Of the Commonwealth, and to pay his checks in
Other lIGds u We should so direct, the actual loss
be- l, horne Nv The Treasury.
What amount Of revenue in "WhecIing notes.
las hctn C feI % be deposited we have no means
OF asccrtnisIrz. There Is now on spccinI deposite
IN th1ss note, aOOut the Of seventeen thousand
dollars
Whtihs- ;hs revenue was actually collected II
Wheeling notes IN those Instances IN which the gen.
eral dsposIte was declined, | am uniformed; bu
had they been received without objection by N,
Bank, il is more than probable that those note
would have been offered in yet larger amouuts.
! am, most respectfully,
Your obi servant,
WIN. II. MACFARLAND, Prcs'L
To JoEL IIoLLEAAE, Esq,
Chairman Of the Committee on Banks.
Lefisr from ne resdenf Of ne Farssrs BanE Of Va
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
SEPrEnBER $, 1871.
Sit-I had the honour 10 receive your note {
yesterday, in which you enquire II this Bank h'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

IL The New York Express is very much
Pleased with the Message Of the President, all tho
Reports OF the Secretaries, and the new Fiscal
sehcme-all of which, it considers thoroughly i'm.
oucd with whissery. The Editor. her.unor co,.
graduates himself ha, he did not. ne MANI, o,,,,
wings did, complain OF the conduct Of the Eyec,;v,
At the Extra Session. As this self cousratu,tion
'u'u''y mpusn' the course of,his paper, and the
DINERS which, like II, could not stand every thinr
We beg TO say word-not TO quarrel with the Fx
press or TO nrrnign the honesty OF its conrsobu,
for self vindcu,ian.
Oar rn'cis to cenSurc public men, when VIC con-
eeivc they gu wrnng-whcthcr they be friends y
Toes. This IL uo' merely our privilege. bp, o,, a.,
~. We nrr under obligation To tho publ, to IL,
y. Accordingly, when Nc Tylcr's bad faith 70 Tho
Wing party WAS exhibited to tho world. Drj Landed
and defended hv the Executive organ. We b,d 70
alternative but "a speak out, and in terms Of rspr.
hrnSi'n In doinc 50, we acted in accordance with
our sense n duty; and il, nj any time afterwards,
We Sn'u' have had occasion 10 commend the action
81 inc Executive, e commentator would have
carried double force, from the fact of the previous
ccnSurc.
We know the prudential policy Of the Exnrcs, in
c'nnvns at the alterations of political friends, IN,
nigh authority. |, is the favouri,c policy Of our
neisheor of the Enquirer; aud on tina, account, i, is
perhaps that we have such an nvncihlo aversion to
IL. We have contracted such an adherence Of ali
the ways OF that specimen of antiquity tina, if we
mad not been bern honest, we should have b,,n
made 50, by our efforts to avoid his foo,s,,n.-.or
the same principle that children arc taught to pr,e
uce so6riety, by Witnessing the beas,y effects O.
intemperancc in others.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
DEATHS.

On Thursday morning, the 3Oth rs,nni about ,
s'clock, Mrs SARAH G. SHEPPARD wife Of G p.
Benjamin Sheppard, IN the Glst year Of her age,
after severe and proracted suffering, which she be
with the meek and quiet spirit Of the truo Chris.
tan.
The friends md acquaintance Of the family are
requested to attend her funeral at the residence Of
her husband, four miles from Richmond, near tho
Book Turnpike, on Friday This dayl the 3lst in
slant, At u O'Clock, without further invitation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
Your most obedient servant.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Pres't.
Letter from The President Of the Bank Of Virginia
BANK OF VIRGINIA,
SEPTEMBER 80, IS4l.
Acting Governor of Virginia

i D JOHN ESq.
Acting Governor OF Virginia.
Sir,-I have had the honor TO receive your letter
az Yesterdays date IN relation 10 the refusal OF this
Bank "to receive on general deposile the notes Of
the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia and oil the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling, IN pay
ment of taxes to the Commonwealth"
So great was the influx Of the notes OF those
banks that this institution deemed il necessary early
in the month of June, 10 give public notice that II
would not continue TO receive such notes after the
LIST day OF July, either in payments or on general
deposite and none have since been received I'M
less satisfactory arrangements can he made with
those Banks Tor an exchange, on equal terms, Of
our own paper Tor theirs, or for a redemption of
their notes without considerable loss on the part OF
this Bank, the Institution cannot afford 10 receive
them as equivalent TO It's own paper. On the LIST OF
Julv this Bank held twenty thousand dollars m the
notes Of the Banks at Wheeling, which 1t could not
render available without 4 loss Of five per cent, and
the difference IN value between the notes OF those
Banks and the paper Of tho Banks Of Eastern Vir-
gnil is now greater.
Il is apparent II the Banks OF Richmond receive
the notes ofthe Wheeling Banks, either on general
deposte or in payment, they must either pay them
out again, and thus fill up the circulation in thus
quarter with currency inferior 10 their own, OF
tn,y must pay out their own paper IN lieu Of the
Western paper, which will not be redeemed with
out delay, expense AM actual loss.
The banks Of Richmond now redeem their own
circulation by checks on northern banks OF such
moderate ond almost uniform rates Of exchange
that the community susians httIeor no injury, IN.
usmuch rs the prices Of commodities, both in buying
and selling adapt themselves those rates, and the
evil Of a huctuatng and depreciltng currency is
hardly felt. Besides, the banks here ars not willing
10 put It out Of their own power TO resume specie
Payments whenever the banks Of Pennsylvania and
Maryland think themselves prepared for that event
butthey cannot retain that power while they hold
a mass Of unavailable paper to represent 81 much
Of their own circulation. Under these circumstnn
ces, think the executive will see the prOpriety Of
the course adopted by the deposite banks IN refu.
sing 10 receive on general dsposite the notes Of the
banks referred to. Permit me TO add, sir, that thu,
bank IS ready 10 receive, on account OF the Com
moNwcalih, the notes Of the Northwestern Bank o.
Virginia and the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
Of Wheeling on special deposie, to he paid on; {,
the Treasures cheeks, should II he the pleasure o
TIC Government 10 make such dcpOsCs.
have the honour to bc, sir,
Your most oisdiapt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31


i,-FS Edwin Croswell, Esq'r. Editor Of tho Al.
bany Argus, has been elected President Of the Ca.
nal Bank of Albany.
We have not seen any thing this many day tina,
looked so much like good Joke as the above an
nouncement which is going the rounds Of the
papers. But they do say is a solemn fact. We'll
bot goose that " the whole truth WIS known
CroswelPs nomination for this Bank Presidency was
made by some nveterato wag, who perhaps lowed
him one but who had more thought Of tho nctua
election Of the Argus man than of dukedom IN th,
planet Jupiter.
The Argus has been for some years ono Of IN,
greatest Ant.Bank champions in the country. IL II
70 be hoped the FIX State Paper will not allow IL,
artillery TO be spiked IN this regard merely becaus,
Of the promotion Of President Croswel.
We subjoin a specimen Of the Anti Bank logic
n the Argus DO give us a similar touch occasion
ally, Mr. President, or The democracy will bolt, W
here in Old Herkmer.
Bank, Biddle, Bank
Biddle Bank, Biddlei
Bidde, Bank, Bank
Bank, Bidde, Bddle
Burden OF tho Argus
for the pas, yeats.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
Ffom ID sehenoetaly Cahln.l.

There is no poetry in the following orticlo-t is
all truth. The Mr. Coming, referred to as n Sona.
tor elect, md who is the President Of Bank, and Of
Railroad Company, was elected MS the Anti Bank
candidate md rs the opponent Of the Federal, Aris
iocraiic, Monopoly Bank Wings lie is the same
MIR Corning, who had awarded to him, in two years
alone, while his party were pounufuctutng Banks
without stint Or measure, moro than $50 OOO-(siR-
" thousand dollnrs)-of stock, independent Of tho
Bank IN which no is chief officer. And now Mr.
CrosweI tho other person referred 10, who, next to
the editor u tho New York Herald, t"p1r mobile
irarum,") has done more n bring the bnnking int.
rests and character Of State into disreputc has
been elevated 10 Bank Presidency Such is Van
Buren, sincorty-such the practice and professions
81 his followers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
MEMORANDA.
COMMERCIAL.
RICHNOND MARKETs-Dec. 30.

Business has been nearly suspended, since the
commencement oftho holydays. In Tobacco, moth
ing has been done. Small lots Of Flour were sold
yesterday on tho Basin bank, At SO. In store II 10
held at s612 to s6,25, but the article is decidedly
dull. No Corn is coming init is worth from so
to s. cents. Oats arc going at i5c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
RICH vi O n ID:
FRIDAY monNiNe. pnoEmunn aI.
TO coUNTkY ApvERrIsERs.

To insure Insertion, Advertisements FROM tho Country
must In future be accompanied by the money, OF City
Terence The peas Of advertisements 10 great that
We are compelled To give the preference those which
are paid Payment In advance has always hccu Of
our Tues-thouxh Tor the last few years has been
wisely departed ffom-,nd the consequence Il that
Ledger Is covered with from all parts OF the
State whilst suffering Cor the cash. worth
money to insert an advertisement in paper OF 10000
readers and 10 every case in future the hs
equivalent will be required
wePrescnt the best medium Tor advertisers Country
and City, south of thu required enable
ms 70 DO tend consider ourselves fairly entitled to
reap the fruits Of abours These whose existence
not Enown beyond the limits OF the Corporation, may
publish for credit for nothinssnd their publishing
~srth nothing when DONE because nobody will zee it.
buiwc cannot affordt
tUT> We are authorized to announce that Lewis
+. Harvic will not be candidate for reelection to
the Legislature, from the County of Amelia.
iU-- The House was in sion but short time
yestcrday-and nothing of interest occurred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
MARRIAGES.

AT Louisa Court House, on Tuesday morning tho
% instant, Ivy the Rev. Mr. Jackson Mr. DAvIp
SLr"LE, native Of Germany, to Miss Susan Pea
ri, Of Louisa county.
The Star will please COPY The aboyo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
From the Albany Evening Journal
LITTLE BIDDLE-"PUBLJC OPINION -
From Tho Onci.ln WIN,

Edwin Croswe, Esq, Senior Editor Of the Alba.
ny Argus, has been elected President Of the Canal
Bunk in that city. His acceptance of the Office
SHOVE, That however much the editor Of the Argus
may be opposed to Banks in the abstract, he has no
lnsup'rabIc objection against receiving fat salary
from them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
TYPOGRAPHICAL NOTICE.

The next regular monthly meeting Of the Typo-
graphical Association, will be held in the Oad e.
lows New Hall, tneur Trinity Church) on Saturday
Evening, at 7 O'Clock. :UT9 Punctual attendance
is requested. WA. McDERNOTT
Recording Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

NJ" A Meeting Of tho Stockholders of the
Franklin Manufacturing Company IS requested nj
Tho Paper Mil, on wednesday, 9Th Of January,
1912 at I o'clock, p. NJ.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Pros'L
do3I-tm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
MONEY MARKEr-cIrY NEWS,

TUESDAY, L. VI.
state Stocks It will be seen have fallen again, and
are now below any point they have ever touched
Stocks. '''''
The rate of Southern Exchange is without any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
n. Y. MARKETABLE, och

FLoUR-is still dull at Sc for Ohio, and g. for
Genesce. ' W '''
COrroN-The sales arc steady, bu, wi,hou,
any alteration in price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
Auction NnrICE

fS- The attention ofthe Tad, is ceJ IN on. s,, nj
New Crop New Orleans sugar aud Molass-s. ami many
nhcr staple articles, this uly n In font or onr
store; LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.
Atrft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
WASHINGTON rEMpERANcr snr1rrv

WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE Society
The Weekly Social Meetings Of this Society will
htre1ller be held IN The room hey have pernsosn,-
y taken ~ the Odd Fellows Hall. # is par,icn.
lh't mere be full meeting Of the
who wish 70 join, and those who desire info,ms.
.lon on the subject Of Temperance, are invited 10
dee. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
,,,r Prom tho New YORK Express ofTuesray.

JESSE hofr, LATE COLLECTOR TO THE sECRE.
TARY OF TIE TREASURY.
MIR Hoyt publishes in the Herald n letter which.
on the eth instant, he sent to Mr. Forward Tbe,,
is P''prieiy in the organ and the mode of publi
cation which Mr. Hoyt takes, corresponding with
the acts from which he would avert official byes,i.
CATION. In due time, we shall meet ut Phpp,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

Tue Exercises OF his School will be resumed on Mon
gay INC so January under the FOL owing oTfauZaion:
-, ''<' VIM Burke
NJ I. >, y. David Gr.tcT
'''N 'shhEuakc-.- 7 Strive
Tic undersign"d thanks those friends who have or,
pressed their regrets tina, he had reached The CIV in
c tor the October term. The detention wss urayoida
h' he Snnw' however, AZ his post, as IL IL uroIao
nus iutuTo HE Will b" devoted the pursut-Hud he has
moreover every incentive TO CNctton that can imo an
hohesl AMI CONSCIENTIOUS man he offers hi cs with
taught IN Richmond ~ years or Tho hun,lrcds or bs
whom he sent abroad uFon the woTld would be- dcut
10 POINT our ons dsspateb, worth
tnly not one, Of whose early culture thc undersigned
lad charge. The reelection Is source OF Ica
sure. 'i'
affords the undersigned sincere qualification 10 an.
nonncc, tN he has induced his friend, Mr. Grctter the
able assistant engineer Of the state to unite with him in
the duties no has undertaken.
De n d3t WI RuRKE
SOMETHING FINE FOR THE SEASON.
lust received splendid lot Of Genemen's Cork sole
Boots, very suitable for the present Of the wea
ihet. Callsoon and supply yourselves ~
T. X wHITEs,
uc u Market Bulgc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
Prom the Western state Journal.
"TUE BANK PARTYr

Edwin Croswsil, Of three walled house memory,
has been elected President Of tho Canal Bank, Al.
bany. Now for nm onslaught on the "rag manuGae-
tories" Especial privileges" chartered rights" &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

~. The facts sisted by zone Of the People" we
KNOW nothing of. The article cones to us from
responsible source; and its publication is asked,
from considerations affecting the public good. Ir il,
oe designed, as charged. by means OF a packed Di
'oe'ofy, to make the Banks subservient tn shaving
operations, is but right and proper that the stock
"''uess should know II, that they may take steps
10 de'ea, the design The people are suffering
enough from tho usurious exac,ions Of individuals,
without any help from these institutions. If We
nave been correctly informed, in many portions of
The State, the rate Of usury never so high at any
FORMER period. and it is moving down its hundreds
daily Three per cent. per month is moderate
r I've per cent. is often oxOcted. No community can
endure ms operation. No species OF productive Ia
hour can afford it. 1t is the province and the duv
OF the Banks, so far it is in their power, to pre
vent this state things. they permi, tbemse,vcs
To be used to promote it. their conduct becomes
suroble in the highest degree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
BANK OF VIRGINIA AND FARMERS
BANK OF VIRGINIA.
DscEnBrR iIth, Isli.

To tks President ofthe Bank Of pivgtnid:
Dear Sr,-By resolution Of the House ofDele-
gates, the committee on Banks has been instructed
10 enquire whether any Of tho Banks which have
been the repositories OF the public revenue. have
refused TO receive since the last session of the Legis
la,ure on general depose to tho credit Of the Com
m ,nweal,h, such portion Of said revenue as has been
collected in the paper of the Wheeling banks, or
INV par, Of the same; and If So TO what exten and
the reasons OF said refusal.
The committee has instructed me to address you
requesting the information thus required.
You will please, at your earliest convenience
communicate 10 me the facts and the reasons there
for, II the psper has been refused
With respect, yours. &c.
JOEL uOLLEMAN,
Chairman OF Committee on Banks.
TIP similar letter was addressed to the Pre-
,ident of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
Prom the chensnso Telegraph.

Croswell has been elected President Of the Canal
Bank, Albany. Huua. The champion of the
NO Bank Party has been welded to n little
Tor the millennium has come,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
TWEEN rY-sEvENru CONGRESS.
MONDAY, DEcEMBER -, ISL.
IN SENATE.

4
MIR. HlNG presented the credentials OF the
Hon. Arthur p. B'gby, Senator elect from the
ate Of Alabama, IN the place Of C!emen, c. Clay,
resigned
Mr.. BAGBY was then duly qualified and took
his seat.
The PRESIDENT Of the Senate laid before the
body communication from the State Department.
announcing that the enumeration of the sixth
had been completed.
Also, from the Department of War in cnmnliance
with joint resolution of May, 1880, presenting
list of such persons have applied for pensions or
increase of pensions.
On motion Of Mr. BATES, the latter cnmmuni-
cation was referred TO the Committee on Pensions.
PETITIONS, SC. PRESENTED
BY Mr.. WRIGHT: From q number of merchants
Of the city OF New York, asking that the onsration
OF the brnkrupt 'iw may bc postponed for two
years from the Let February next. Mr.. w. sand
the memorial was signed by several of the most re-
spectacle firms IN The city, who placsd their reasons
on the single ground that in this time Of general de-
preston and embarrassment, so large quantity OF
assets Will be thrown in'o the market ms 10 arnour,
almost TO the entire sacrifice OF the creditors II was
also signed by ve OF the banks OF the c:,y viz the
Bank OF America, Mechanics, Lafayette, Mer.
chants, and Phenix.
Also, from other merchants IN relation 10 the sam,
subject.
BY Mr.. ARC HER: From citizens OF the United
States, asking TO have bridge built over the river
Ohio " '''>'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31
RICHMOND ..uIS..y

NNHIsKEH. WAISINS, &c
w ~ hhds Baltimore whskcy
400 Boxes bunch Raisins, landing for sale
dec 3l-3t DAVESPORr q .Irpy
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IRON MANUFACTURE.

iuJ- The House was in ses sion but a short time
s,erday-and nothing of interest occurred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-31

;rFs A similar letter was addressed TO the Pre-
,ident of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.