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, 1841-01-23

The craft of st. Louis, celebrated the
birth day (l69th) of the patriot, the sage and
the PRINTER, Benjamin Franklin, with beco-
ming honor-alias a sumptuous supper.
, 1841-01-23
FREEDMAN s. {. HEIsES.


FEIHE complainant, Susan c. iieiscn, by her next
L friend. Israel Rutland, having on the 9th day of
January, 1911, fled in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Cont Of the county aud state aforesaid her
petition against the said defendant, stating that on
the lGth OF May, 1889, she was lawfully married to
said observation-disclosures the next day after their mar
uriage he commenced Il course of cruel and huffman
treatment tow ards her and continued the same while
she continued IL live with him that she lived with
said defendant only about six wecks; that although
She was entirely inIvccnt, he charged her with incon-
tincncy aud imprachcd her virtue 80 cruel!y as to
make her mi.ctablc and her life a burden; that he
gave her drugs 10 cxtort from her IA cohesion OF the
crime with which he charged her; that from the cf-
feet of the drugs or some other cause, she considered
her life in danger ard lett hiH.: that said Defendant
has LEFT the county, and that she cannot in safety
again trust her life in hi- hands. And rrays to be
divorced from the bonds uf matrimony. And, il APP
pcarins that said lerlinan is not a resident Of this
on or before the first day IF the next term Of laid
court To hr begun aud held atfEc court hut:-c in Troy,
in said county, cn the first Monday in May next, and
file his answer to said complainant petition, the same
will he taken for confessed against him, aud that this
order be- Published Ia some newspaper printed in this
.taic oisLt weeks succc--ivcly, the last Insertion nj
least fuuf weeks before The ut xt term of said court.
- Given under my hand AMI seal of Office
seal in vacation "f said coat, his 9th day o!
49, Ja~uar,, lSii.
Jan li-~t. FRANCE PAREth Cleo.
, 1841-01-23

A bill has passed the Legislature providing
for the election Of Assessors every two years.
, 1841-01-23

The remains Of Napoleon have arrived in
France-great excitement p-evai.cd in Pa
ris.
, 1841-01-23

Three fellows have been arrested near
Uniontown, Pa. charged with rohhing the
mail between Philadelphia and CINCINNATI
About $4,000 was found in tie possession
Of one Of them.
, 1841-01-23

JOHN II. GRIM.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
TEIIIE undersigned administrator ct the es.
tate of PAXTON p. Wright, decd, late
Of Rails county, No. hereby gives notice TO
i'll concerned, or in any way interested IN
said estate. that the undersigned admlnistra
tor viii make n final settlement OF the said
estate at tie next February term OF the coun-
~ court OF said county.
JAMES INLOE, Admir-.
Ian. At.
, 1841-01-23

The war between the Erc';>i and Chinese
is progressing with energy and spi.it on both
sides.
, 1841-01-23

Friday. the 18th instant. was the day fix
ed upon by the legislature of Pa. for the re-
sumption Of specie payment by the banks of
that state. The course of the L. 5. Bank
of Pa. is locked 10 with much inteics. by all
parties.
, 1841-01-23
LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Bow
~ ling Green, Mo-, on the 3lst day of De-
cember, 1910, which if not taken out within
three months, will be sent TO the General
Post Office us dead letters:
, 1841-01-23

ltlS.
Alexander lanes Gentry Hiiz1Lrth Mrs
BrsScr john = G0rii,tt Mrs II
BRYAN Srlas !. Gillian John
Barker JOHN , Galloway lanes
BIau..u TlrugSnn Uriscn JFCpC
Brownrr Wm2 IiaYror VI w
Brley q Can't lIrarv Elizabeth Mrs
Rcryaa Ann Miss Iian"snnts Alex
.B,i.i.v Gco~-c " Hi John
Book l. IIowci! Samuel
Browr Charles W Hall Samuel
B.yan Nancy Mss JrLcS : +
Rrir.S Mr.. .Jcru;a BID
Carr ] q ) johnson James
Galloway Hin knuw!.nn Frs " -
Cur' I'm Gror,, Knox W!lilm
Cochran Simn.ci Lambert WA
Co:ail ! \ II;i"n Issue
ClaIE WlIlitm I.lwSon Henry
Clark David Lindsey As
Chandler John Lindsey ] X 81
Cril,c Corlclia Mckee VIM
Camuhc.i Peter II Martin james \ >
Craw:Dr! Saml CAPT Markham Betsy /
Clerk oltl:c Co Court Martin E.aiZlhc;m J Mrs
Cole Carter Rowland David w
Campbell Mr. Perkins E.li!lu
Christian .Jack;ni.s Perkins i.iiNla
, 1841-01-23
ONE CENT REWARD.

ONE CENT REWARD.
UNNAWAY from the subscriber on
IL Saturday the 9th of January. 18il. an
apprentice boy to the tanning business, about
IA years of age. | will give the above reward
for his apprehension and delivery to me, but
will pay no charges. The above bound boys
name is Cyrenus Smithers.
JOHN F. L. JACOBI.
Jan. % at.
, 1841-01-23
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
y EMAlNlNG in the Post Office ut Louis
20 lana, Mo. on the Is, day of january
l84l. which if not taken out before the 3lst
of March next, will be sent 10 the Genera
Post Office as dead letters.
Allison Robert. Mcbride James
Baxton Aaron Martin Robert II
Campbell, Chiffon &CoMartin Andrew
Campbell Joel McQuie Mrs Eli. E
Clark Mrs. Casander Nathaniel Philip
EFF OPS
English William Osbourn Robt
Fox George Pos Mrs Sarah
Fullerton James III Smith Chamness L
Foulks Moses r. Smith w Fl
CHI Smith John J
Groom William Stewart James
Hale b Stone George
Irwin Margaret TWY
X l. Trimble Mrs Lucy
Kelly Miss Ann Tinker OC2
Kean Samuel Watson David
Lewis John Young Richard T.
WILLIAM LUCE, p. NJ.
Jan. 8, lG4l-3t.
, 1841-01-23

\ Jacob Lengafelt
Frederick Ashbaugh Albert L.atimore
3 NJ
James Busbcy John w Mercer
Archibald Brown N
James Billins Joseph X Newton
G. i
Perry A Curry Parsons & South .
Nancy Cooper Fanny Parish
Walter Crow Thomas Palmer
ID. n Purse
Edward W Dorsey R
+ Joseph Richardson
Ansa p Ferguson John Rodgers
G. Eus,ace II Rhoads
Joseph Gatcwood S
John b Gerry John South
III Adams Sternough
\ Hall William Il Scruggs
L IIrghs John Summers
J II
Francis II Jones James Thomas
Wesley Y jackson Wy
X Stephen w WoodsOr
Christopher Kelley George Williams
Thomas herr Mrs Susan Walden
Joseph krng William Wcndson
l. Andrew ] Wilkins
Johnson Lacey , JOSEPH! Yater
Jeremiah Lrior
HIRAM G.. EDWARDS, p. NJ
Jan. 9-5t.
, 1841-01-23

tcrS.
Allen John Henderson II ID Jas
Adkins A.rx. llcniuger + h
Adkins Harrison Ilrbhrln =
Anderson Lewis :. johnson J w
Abel Robert jameson Anna ID
Allison Sarah Ann James ID
Bartlett Nelson James Polly
Barnard Jason Layton John
huslcv Josh I.-tland w )
Band W +. Kercheval W +.
Bartlett Wa McIlway VIM NJ
Barney Timothy MclhcrSonS
Bpya Rich A~lontgomcry Mrs
Best Peter Norton ThGS
Blown +. J. PcUke w III
CreaSan Jas VI PicrSon Isaac
Combs Fl Sheriff of K Go
Combs W Alb Rails Co Clerk
Clark Clahran Readesh Reuben
Caldwell J ID Richard VIM
Clum WA 5 Robinson WA
Duiey Thos Rhodes Charles
Dunkum Sarah p Spani,ling Benz \
Eastman G. WI SlrawIe Jas
EperSon Rich Steers WIN
EperSnn Joseph SprophsIene J L
!.clS Geor-e LiIiIe George
tiawUner Wk Smell G.
Freddy Henry Stinson Benz
Griffin JnSr,,h Smith Alfred
GRAY John & T;Snn AP2
Garnet Lewis Thompson Mentor
Gerry .Jno Wright J 4
GlaScrck 30 WiIebv .Ino
Giascock Stephen Wilson \
IIavcr J T Williams Wm "
IIaScr TnCs Williams W G.
Hardy Joseph W%hitecotton q
Hill : II Vernon Saml
Hayden 7
G.. CLAYTON, p. NJ.
Jan 9--3t.
, 1841-01-23
Jan. l6, 1910
4DNJNISTR NTION NOTICE.

HltNtlANl Id L IA NAV
NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersisned
~ has obtained froin the Clerk OF the County
Court Of Rails county, letters Of Administration up
on the Estate Of Benjamin F. Gray, decd, bearing
date the 9th day of January, lS4l. All Personshas-
ing claims against said estate, are requested 10 exhio-
it them in one year from the date OF SAID letters Q
allowance, or they nny be precinded from any eneht
of said estate; aud if such claims are not presented
within three years from the date Of said letters, they
will be forever barred.
Dec. l9--:t. JOSEPH ID TAPLEf, Aumf.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
TIIE subscriber desiring TO close up his
l. unsettled business, hereby gives notire
to all persons indebted to him for TIN WARE
TO come forward and close their accounts by
rash or note. He hopes that this notice will
be attended 10.
GrThose who do not call and settle their
accounts by cash or note, may expect TO he
called on by James 4. Robbins, constable OF
Cujvre township.
Dec. 1876. JOHN Ii. GRIM.
, 1841-01-23
STATE OF MISSOURI S..
County of Lincoln.

In the Circuit Count f.
SUSAN CRIsrY IiEIsES,
Complainant,
by her next friend,
israel rutland,
, 1841-01-23

Petition in Chancery for n
Divorce.
, 1841-01-23

JOHN S. HUSTON, p. NJ.
Jan. 16--3t.
, 1841-01-23

DlED-At his residence, near Louisville.
Mo-, on the 22nd of December. 1910, Mr..
SAMUEL BAIRD. aged eighty years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
From the LynehBurg Virrinian.

The next and only other points of difference be.
tween the Wings and Sir Wise is the opposition Of
that gentleman to the distribution of the or oceeds OF
the Public Lands. But this is no n.,c subject OF
difference. The Wings have always been in favor
OF this policy-Mr Wise has been always opposed
to It. IL this difference has not prevented their co.
operation heretofore, who should il do so now7 Rut
1t really be question TO differ upon which must
cause separation, then Gel. Joseph S. Watkins
must turn Wing; es, recurring TO the vote in the
House OF Delegates of Virginia, in 1889, we find
that the Colonel with several other democrats voted
IN favor of the Distribution policyl-What will
Mrs Grundy Of the Enquirer say to this1 No one.
indeed, can have forgotten that, in 1882 more than
two-thlrcs Of both branches of Congress. which
were large majorities in favor of Gen. jackson, yot
ed Tor Distribution bill and il was never made A
party question until Gen jackson vetoed it. Then
with that ready subserviency to Executive dicta.
ZION, which has almost uniformly markbd the course
oil the sefstyed Democratic party, I'D question be-
came political one, and is desti 81 hereafter forey.
or continue so.
Was not the Editor of the Enquirer himself in IA
vor OF distribution at one time2 We do not assert
the fact, but we believe it was so.
N Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio. Penn
syvania and most of the New England States have
already declared for distribution, and no future G..
vent Is more certain than that the policy will be
adopted and the proceeds OF the sales Of public
lands distributed among the States in the ratio O,
federal members. IL is not, however, a party cues
ton, and will not be made one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
RICH MOND:
MORNING.. FEpnUARY
Successor 10 Mr.. Roane.

This Is the day designated by the Serate for con
siderng the resolution of the House for the election
OF Senator Of the United States in place OF MIR.
koane. We are unable TO anticipate the event ;
but in view Of the almost certainty Of an extra
session OF Congress, the Constitutional duty 10
elect, the injustice of leaving Virginia only half re-
presented, and the current of public opinion we
can hardly suppose it possible that the l6 Van Bu-
rem members Of the Senate will refuse to 90 into
the election.
This persuasion is strengthened by the prevalent
rumor that the Loco Focos are again ''buckns up''
TO certain wings TO allure them into an abandon
ment OF their duty and principles, by accepting a
nomination and election IRON them, IN opposition 10
the wishes of the Wing party, These sinister
movements betray an utter want Of respect on the
part OF those who make them for him TO whom they
are made. They declare unequivocally, the belief
OF the iempter, that the tempted has his price All
such calculations baied in the case of the first
Senator, and we have too high estimation Of every
prominent Wing in Virginia to doubt that they will
be again. IL such man can be found, whose easy
virtue yields 10 the seduction OF place received UNI
der such circumstances, or whose unruy ambition
betrays him and his political friends to the machina-
tons OF the Loco Focos, we advise him to 90 over
TO that party at once. he will already be with
them in all but externals, and he can hope no more
to receive the confidence of the Wing party. Even
they who receive him will not trust him. but at the
first convenient opportunity will put aside one
whom they know TO be capable of faithlessness.
Iheireason they may like, but they will abhor the
traitor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
TRIpTrTF OF pVepPfT

Al Court held for Accomac county on the 25th
day ofJanUary, 1s4i, on motion Of George p. Sc,r.
burgh and NJ. w, Fisher, Esqs. the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted
JOHN -. JOYNEg, late a member Of this
Court, is now no more. After a protracled and
distressing illness, which he bore with christian
spirit and resignation, he has been taken from
amongst no, under the pleasing hope Of blessed
immortality. In The discharge Of his official duties,
whether ne justice Of tho peace in the COUNTY, or
as sitting justice upon the bench, he was disjn.
guished by great zeal and energy, by purity and
uprightDess Of intention, and by clear, sound, ard
discriminating judgment was o useful 0itizen
whose loss will he deeply felt and deplored by tbit
entire community. In private hfe he was kind
husband, an indulgent parent and liberal, bsnevo-
lent, and courteous In bis Intercourse with bis feI
low men. And the members Of this court and ne
officers, and the members Of the bar, being dcsi
rous TO testify their respect for the memory az ,bs
deceased, their grief at hs DEATH and tbe, sncs,c
and heartfelt sympathy and eondolenee ,Sib L;s
surviving family and friends, have therefore Resol.
we'd,
LEI. That they vii wear tho usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days. e' "
"a. That the Clerk OF this Court Communicate
copy OF the foregoing resolution 10 the surviving
widow Of the deceased. '''A
Sd, That these proceedings be spread uoon The
records OF this Court, and a copy thereof b. tren,-
miued 70 The Editors Of the Richmond Whio .nd
OF the National lnlellgoneer. with a request that
And thereupon il is ordered that this Coyr, he
adjourned ontil the NEXT Court
Copy. Tesge, THOS r. JOYNRs. C. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
From The Boston .fiias.
REJECTED ADDRESSES.
To rus Eprron or RIA. Ar,

To ruE EDIroR OF the ArLAs
Sr-ln coming up the Ohio river the other dsy.
IN the steam boat Boanergcs, a little below North
Bend, saw large paper parcel floating down
stream. IL came along side OF the boat, and at NV
request, one OF the hands fshed il up with long
pole. IL was an enormous package, and on opening
1t. found 1t to consist OF several thousand letter,
addressed to General Harrison, soliciting Office.
The opinion Of the Passengers was that the Gener-
al had tipped them into the river, ms he was about
leaving Tor Washington. I was little scrupulou,
about Keeping any OF these papers, ut first, but a
scramble Tor them pretty soon began, and wishing
10 see lar play, took share Of them myself. and
put them into my trunk. l have had them dried.
and looked over three or four hundred OF them A.
bout Two thirds are from wings, but they are eener-
ally OF that class of wings who entertain the doc
trne' mat affairs OF trust and profit should only be
gwen to those independent men. who take no part
Ia public affairs until after election, and them com
ing out on the strong side, claim all the oaves and
hshes. II is curious to observe however, that the
applicants, almost every of them, solicit Office
ON the ground OF some personal service.
AS TO the other third, they from present Office
holders. Taken together, they display no liitlo
skill and tact in the art Of office getting I send
you herewith, few, Us specimens. If you desire
more, have good lot OF them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11

ishmeni. BY the way, the inspection OF our nm.
mon jails, and the supervisor Of the eonduct Of
Jsilors, u not very foreign TO the present matter.
and as the subject Is, as understand, nov before
the Legislature, I will venture a suggestion. pre-
missing that would not give button for the su.
pervison Of Circuit Court Judge. II is this: TO
make Il part Of the sworn duty Of Grand. Juries,
al every quarterly Court TO 70 to the jail Of their
county or corporation, and inspect the ssm, and ~
present the condition of to the Court and r thew
present any thing amiss, not imputabie TO the Jail
or, can be recthed by the Court, aud if thew prr
sent such matter MS constitutes on the part OF that
othcer, an offence, let him be proceeded against.
THIS Is the practice both at Asszes and the Quarter
Sessions in England. BlCIiENO'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
wAis c.nrs.,isn a. BxsA.u.u.

The Wing Convention which vas to have con.
vented at Buchanan on the Sd, Ior the purpose OF
selecting whig Candidate Cor Congress in the Dis.
Ttes Of Montgomery, Pulaski, Floyd. Botetou,,
Roanoke, Roekbridse, Alleghaney and Augusta,
was thniy attended in consequences Of the extreme
~ untavorablc weather. Several counties were UNI
represented. and il was therefore deemed advisable
to postpone il to the 2ith inst. when Il will as
semble a, the same place. Gen. Watts was Presden,
and Alex. p. Eskridgc Secretary ofthe Convention.
We hope the Convention will be full at the mex,
trial, and that the pervading sentiment will be call
Tor the cause, nothing for men," going for the
means only, not as the end.
1~ We understand the following to be a near
~ or entirely authentic report Of the reply OF Mr.
Wise to the attack of MIR Adams, and we insert |,
with the more pleasure rs it may not appear for
some time IN the regular course Of debate:
MIR JOHNSON having yielded the floor,
MIR WISE said, lin reply to MIR Adams:) MIR.
Chairman, when the genteman from Massac huset,s
commenced his remarks, it was obvious to the
House that was excited. Il would be hypocrisy
IN me 70 pretend that did not ieel both anger and
resentment Had the gentleman only gone as far
rs expected-had he made only an ordinary at
tack, would have replied to him. But, sir, his at.
tack has gone so far beyond the bounds of modera.
tion courtesy and order-it has been SO unjust, SO
uniounded, so personal, SO malicious so bitter 50
barbsrous, so unprovoked-that had he been a man
OF my own years, should have sat silent after the
delivery, and not have noticed il in this House
And SIR for the reason that he is the very opposite
OF young and vigorous man-that, in station, he
Is lar above my humble poston-for the reason
that he Is the son OF revolutionary patriot who
was President OF the u. States, and has himseli
been Presdent-that the honor OF my country il in
VOWED IN his reputation and his conduct-that he is
I mol. - n L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
MEETING IN KING WILLIAM

AT a meeting Of the Wings of King William, on
Monday, the 25th Of January, (beins Court davl
for the purpose of appointing delegates to NEE,
those from Essex, Caroline, Middlese1 and King
and Queen, TO select candidate, thorough going
Wing, to represent US in the NEXT Congress:
On motion of Robert Burke, Chas II. Braxton
was called 10 The Chair, and Chamberlayne Pollard
appointed Secretary.
The object 1.-THE meeting being explained by the
Chairman, or motion, delegation of twelve were
appointed from hing William TO meet at Mers,
on the lSth-namey, Robert Pollard, BAYLOR lem
pie, Dr.. Gregg, VIM. S. Ryland, nr. WIN. Gwath-
mey, WIN. Washington, Richard Gwathmey, Field
ing Slater, Thos. p. Green, Martin Drewfy, Rob
ert Burke, Major Thos. Dabney.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the number
Do motion, Resolved that these proceedings be
published in the Richmond Wing.
CHAS. II. BRAXTON, Chairman.
G.. POLLARD SseTsfarD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
Hoo 10 get a figGt Ring off a Ftug,,.

thteid, pass the head Of the needle with care under
the ring, and pull the thread through few inches
towards the hand wrap the long end Of the thread
tightly round the finger, regularly all down to the
nail, TO reduce its size. Then lay hold ofthe short
end and unwind it. The thread passing neoin,,
the ring will gradually remove it from tie finger.
This meyer falling method will remove the tighiest
rog without difficulty, however much swollen the
finger may be.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
Messrs. adams and IYi,.

The Homeric lines, elected by the scene in tn
House, between the venerable ex.President and NJ
Wise, are coniectured to be from the classic pen O
Mr.. Stansbury:
On the Scene 6etioesn Mr.. adams aud Mr.. Wise.
As awful Jove, from great Olympus, height
Beliolds, on Troy's red plain, the Gods at fghi
Aud, loud imploIed, refuses to decide
The waveIing victory either side
30 mighty CASEY from his crimson sky
Looks down sersnc, and with in partial eve
Views, far below, the dust, and strife and raRe
And deadly closing shock Of Youth and Ace
Youth, headlong, swirl, but generous ia its ire
strait PUSHES TO its mark. like Heav'n's own Ere
age SLOW relentless, takes its murdcrous aim
And burns unquenchable, like Hellis black flame
Hut 10 the force OF honoT's sacred lie
10 chain the arm that rage Lad reared on high
touched by his waning strength-his silver hair
Ills years-his honors past, his reverend air
Youth midway checks his fury's hot career
hnd his eye gistens with the sudden tear;
Down drops his useless blade he folds his hands
And self disarmed bright HonOrs captive staudsI
Admiring Gods, admiTing men. behold;
Earth can no more, nor Heav'n Its plaudits hold
Koundthe glad skiesr the gathering thundeIs. roll
While answering shoutfg return from either pole !
CASEY was In the chair The galleries.
The elapping. s The applause in the House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
C. POLAND, Sssrsfarv.

The original contract by which Milton disposed Of
Paradise Lost is in the possession Of Rogers the DO.
et. tie gave seventy guneas for it, Milton re-
ceived for the poem ten pounds and his family re.
llnquIshed their interest IN the work, after his
death, for seven pounds. Thus the bit of p,nsr
upon which the contract wss made sold for more
than four times the price Of the immortal work.
Lou. Journal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
A CARD.
To the Wigs especially and Citizens generally, o.
NELSON Cousry

NELSON COUNTY.
IL being proposed, fellow citizens, to hold meet
ing at your February Court, to select n suitable
person on whom TO bestow your suffrages as your
representative in the ensuing Legislature of Virgil
MIA, is meet and proper that we should be casting
about, and ascertain in time who that individual
should be. ln making the selection, we of course,
should hx on him who will not only embody the
strength OF the party, but at the same time make
aecesslons thereto Recollect that Federal Dy-
nasty has long enough reigned over us-and though
we have gained, and are now enjoying, a triumph
ant VIctory,-that 1t may prove only temporary. IL
IS our duty, then, not only to ourselves but to our
common country, and TO posteri,y, use every no.
nonrabIe means to make permanent present po-
siilon. In furtherance OF these views felow.cti-
z N, respectfully submit the name OF Major La
FATETrE NEVILLE, whose high standing and DO
Puiar influence will not only ensure our success in
the Spring election, but facilitate our aLours in the
great work Of Reformation in which we are engnr-
ed. Respectfully,
AN OBSERVER.
P. S.-The Lynchburg Vrginian and Charlottes-
vile Advocate will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-11
IfluIsA.

a meeting Of the Wings and Conservatives Of
Louisa, will be held at the Cour, House, on sa,ur.
o"y' The 2Olh Of February, 10 nominate candi.
date ior the next Legislators. full meeting il
requested BY sandry Wing and Conservative voters.