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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
MEETING IN NOTTowAy

A portion of the whis voters Of Not,ow,v ran.
vened at the Courthouse on THURSDAY. the din
INST, (Court day) TO take into consideration the pro-
priety OF appointing delegates 10 the District Con
venton, proposed TO be held at Prince Edward
Court house the Sd Monday in this month, and for
other purposes.
On motion of II. r. Anderson, ESQ. MIR. Henry
Z. Shore was called TO the Chair, and Richard ii.
BuTrass appointed Sscret,ry.
The object Of the meeting was briefly expl,inad
by Col. lsham q. Lundy.
On motion of the same, the following sentlemen
were appointed TO represent the wishes of This meet
ing 10 inc convention TO be held at Prince Edward
James X Craig, Joseph NJ Fowlkes Gi.s A
I Epes. O"e' LAWS Ii
The attention Of the meeting was then called n
the subject recommending some fit and suitable
person as candidate TO represent this county in the
next General Assembly OF Va.
r, on motion OF Capt Richard Jones, Asa Oliver.
Esq was unanimously nominated ms the Whis cam
didSte Tor the county of Nottoway.
On motion, the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen Capt Jones, Major Anderson and Col
Epes 10 wal, on Mr.. Oliver and uro. his acr.n,,no
| OF the nomination
The committee discharged the duty assigned
ihen and reported they had obtained the assen, of
| MIR. Oliver to be n candidate.
On motion of Col. Lundy, the following resolu.
uons were unanimously adopted by the meeting:
ReSolpsd, That we have seen, with deem regre,
disposition manifested by the Senate of Virginia
to disregard the solemn obligation they have mpos-
ed on themselves 10 support the Constitution Of the
United States, by their refusal to elect Senator
and that we regard that act evincng desire TO
check-mate coordinate department Of the Go.
vernmenti and TO set at defiance the will Of the
people.
RESOLVED, That John F. May has nobly earned,
and deserves the name, of the Peoples Representa-
i've by his watchiul care and support of their in
ierests on all occasions, and that the thanks of this
meeting be rendered hun for his able defence Of the
peoples wishes IN the case of the President of the
Virginia Bank.
On motion Of Major Anderson,
heSofred, That the proceedings of this meeting
&c sigGea oy Tue Chairman and Secretary, and for
feIeTsourg lntelligencer for publication
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
HENRY Z. SHORE, Chairman.
RICHARD E. BURRAss, Secretary.
liz The Petersburg Intelligencer will nIs,ss
copy. va P'S"'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
RICH MOND:
tuesday MORNING. FEaRUARY o.
THE oFFIC.-noLnERs

"A Washington correspondent of the New York
Commercial ironically says:
have been quite struck, since COMING IN hi,
Guy the present winter, at finding the Office holder,
IN me Departments all wings; and this find too
without introducing the subject myself am very
cautious about Introducing politics in conyersa,;on
win them, lest wound their loyal Adminis,r,t;on
ieeiinss- But TO my surprise, the first thing know
they introduce the subject themselves and Give The
expiring Administration thorough bsra,;ns tor ;,s
wicked course, at the same time expressins The mos,
paulotc hopes that season of prosperity is about
liant Harrison" " '"' cur
what is true of the Washington ofiee-holders, we
oeieve IS true OF the corps generally-they are now
mostly wings, so far as the out side goes Having
dedicated many years and prostuted their Offices to
sustaining the corrupt dynasty of the "spois they
nave suddenly become, since that DYNASTY WIN.
overthrown, Wings, or qsasi Wings, or neutrals a,
leas That is TO say, they mean to play the IN n q,
the vicar OF Bray, and resolve with him. that IL,
VINO Will be King, am determined TO be Vicar Of
bray! Worthy gentlemen, this will not serve your
turn What gentlemen Office holders, Will
you deign,to hold office under Granny Harrisonr-
BLACK Cockade Harrisonr-"Abolition Har,;soru
Coward Harrison7n Will you condescend 10 b.
indebted for retaining your places to "Brtish Whr
Bank whiss'-"Bank bought Whiss7p Where
IS your patriotism-your sef.respect-your virtu.
Gus iniignation1
We hope TO see you cherish these noble ,.,,;.
ments, and one and all resign to escape the decro.
da'ion, equal on either hand, Of owing your places
to british Whigs,"or being prescribed by them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

b' ebneerning the jursd icti IN OF the Circuit SUI
psT,or Courts OF Law and Chaneery; and
bhi concerning indelerminate leases.
several bills were read a second TING and o,a.r
~ &c engrossed-'others were laid upon the table
DC senate announced that they had Passed M,
eln, enhtled an act authorizing the Judge of m,
'Vurteenth Circuit 10 hold a special terri, In a.
epnnty OF Rockingham. WV
The reports Of the Committee for Courts of JUS
uce, declaring the following resolutions TO be inc !,
pedient, were agreed to:
For the sale Of an old Church called HolIowins
Creek, in St. Martins parish; .
ne amendment OF an act occurring the Clerks OF
,he Court OF Appeals and Circuit Superior Court, Of
law ana Chsncery to perform certain services there
IN specihed, passed January 18TH 1887 SO "a 10 70
quire the Clerks Of said Courts in addition 20 ,L.;,
present duties, to report the number of hours their
respective Courts may be in session each day;
Iepeahng SO much OF the act concerning the
CORRECTION OF clerks, sherffs' and sereeants' fees
passed on the 18th March, 1889, as operates retro
spectvely. 's"''
The reports of the same committee, rejecting IN.
prayers OF the following petitions, were agreed TO:
reunon OF WIN. Thompson, TO be allowed de-.
Petition of the Trustees of the town Of wv,b..
Vile, for a lottery;
Petition OF Jenuetta p. Allen, for divorce.
ne following reports Of the Committee Of Promo.
s'ions and Grievances, were agreed 10:
Rejecting the petition Of residents of Randolnb
county, to prohibit non residents of said county
IRON driving siockin Randolph TO range. SC.
Rejecting the petition OF sundry voters Of Jackson
county, Tor separate election at Ravenswood;
Rejecting the petition Of James Whey of Monroe
county.
report OF the Committee for Courts of Justice
REJECTING the petition of citizens of the county Of
reenbrier for the passage OF an act to prohibit free
persons OF color coming into the Comm onwealth
was, on motion of MIR MAY, ordered to be referred
10 select committee.
On motion OF Mr LAScHoRSE, the House ad.
journed until tomorrow at I2 o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
FoR THE WING.


Messrs. Ed,ors-It is truly gratifying IN CO. ,be
spirlt which begins to animate the gallant Who's Of
me 9Th Legion. The rolling Of drums, m,tlinv Of
side-arms, and the busy hum Of preparation. be,o.
Aeh manly and valiant fight in the spring TO wrest
our District from the hands of the spoilers. Every
pulse beats high with expectation; and a general
nope pervades every bosom, of great and glorious
triumph. ~ .
One of the most pleasant features in their n,o-
eeedinss, IS the generous and general waiyin, of
INDIVIDUAL interest, with patriotic determination
70 rally with perfect devotion on the nominee of
the Convention. -
In ADDITION TO the names of the able. efficient and
pry popular Delegates from Essex and Caroline MI
ready announced in your paper, other gentlemen
nave been spoken Of as our candidate for Concress
VIZ; John Gaines and VIM. Boulware of King &
|lueen, Walker Harris of King William. and Rich
ard Baylor, and Colonel George Wright of Essey
any one OF whom would make an accentable Can
tam IN the coming struggle.
vi the latter gentleman, however il is MI intep-
noE to say word: With mind strong nervons
and capacious, highly cultivated and polished in the
heus OF law ana literature, he presents in his per
son All the attributes which should characterize the
gent eman. with political sentiments deeply i'm
pressed with the Jeffersonian stamp he uniles n IL
oeraI information on political economy and the
tons VI ""-
should the Convention, in their wisdom. nressr,
% wright TO the District, and he could be indn
Geo 10 accept the nomination. think might with
safety predict total discontinue 10 the federal co.
horts. A vSTS S5 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
FoR THE wnro.
BRIEF SUGGESTIONS
For ihs con siderafiOn Of "a, p,,bl;,

ese eeHstucfdtton OF the PubLc.
hkfLEcr, that at no time can any Bank nav Il,
specie all Its Liabilities demand the ye,v prnci
PIE on which they founded being the having
spsce sefhcIent for the ordinary demand, and avail
aoie means for all demands-but these last reon;r-
ing more or less time to be realized in specie.
NEGLECT, that the proportion Of one dollar i'm
coin 70 three dollars in is held evidence of the
sound state of Bank, even in the main, by Anti.
Bank men; and y -'"'''
REFLECT, that the Banks of this State hold fully
that proportion. '"S
REFLECT, that the present condition Of the Ranks
Is stronger than 1t has been since the crea,o
OF them, except ut rare in,ervals-and that the he
nehts OF them, even when they were stronscs,
might at any moment have been lost bv n SjmnI,,
neo9s demand on them by depositors and b-hod.
REFLECT, that were the coin all Withdrawn. and
Tue Banks again forced TO stop, one of The first
wants you would feel (there being no foreisn de-
nand tor specie, o. premium upon ~ would be that
OF Bank 10 place 1t in.
Iake We counsel Of paHie-but examine the con-
duon OF the Banks, and if you find them as Won
WILL perfectly solvent, give them that reasonable
commence and support which is 10 the full as inn
Ponant 10 your interests to theirs
Ahe writer owns no bank stock nor has anv in
terest IN Banks that is not common to his fellow
e"S generally. GALLATlN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
THE RICHMOND RANKc

These Institutions continue to pay cash,-Tbere
was yesterday more call for specie than on any dav
SINCE resumpiionj yet the demand was inconsdera.
pie and evidently proceeded from the wish 10 pro.
vide change against possible suspension. and from
no panic or dsirust Il is argued that il the Vrpini,
Banks continue to pay bullion while those farther
North have suspended, that their notes will com.
mand a premium, and concentrate in the hands Of
brokers. Is 1t likely tina, Brokers will venture nm.
on this speculation when the Banks can, at any mo.
men' by sealing up their vaults, nip it in the bud
II seems improbable to US. domestic run i, nm
pretended by no one-at least, not 10 any serious
extent.
1t is hoped and generally expected, that the
snail note bill will pass the Senate in dav or two.
1t was reported yesterday evening that III. Bank,
IN Petersburg, influenced by tn. events at Phil,de
Phis, had again suspended.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09

rsge. Would II not, therefore, be pruden, for our
wing friends 10 wait and see how this dill " Al ooe.
.e,e upon the nervous system OF the Banks PARTY.
oeiore they nominate a candidatef BY delay, We
may pront mach, but certainly cannot lose; for that
eoAreatioasi caucus may be gotten I'm Jas in ali
pfooaoility Il will bel with 40 much unlsirness "a
70 cause an irreeoneilable dissatisfaction TO one o
the other OF these gentlemen and their followers
~ sucn may DC the under-handsd action Of the mem.
oers comPosng the Convention, for aught we now
Know, would justify either the one or the other 10
uenounce us proceedings and refuse 10 abide bv 4,
decision. For let that Convention meet when !,
nay WIZ contain IN its bosom the germ OF sus-
p'eon and distrust, which, by the heated faction.
keai OF their advocates, may shoot forth into hardy
plant OF rebellion to the behests of party dictat,on
IL also known, at least to the people OF Culpe.
per. ,nat three years ogo, when Banks offered Tor
congress, many Of the warmly devoted and conf
Dental personal aud political friends of Sm,h mo-,
only 'eiused to vote foe him, but that they openlv
uehouneed nm, and exerted themselves to the nj.
most OF their abilities TO defeat his election and ,hn,
many persons were so uncharitable as to believe tina,
omiih h'mSey aided in tanning the flame of opnosi.
uon 10 the success Of the Colonel Thai Col bsnL
ave IN 10 this belief, there is no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WIN Just foundations not, we will NOT upder,.L.
70 ueciue. but will adjourn the question to be ss,sJ
may think proper and prudent.
but, suppose there should be no Der,ocr,,;. r.,
ven,ioh convened to settle this "famiIy i,,n-s,;Ii
snau we lose any thing by delay1 CerininIv 49,
W ",on'h or SIX weeks hence we can act in A.
'hony, II acton then should be thought advi,,Ll..
anu our trends OF Greene and Spottsylyania NAV
DISMISS their fears If any they entertain. thai hv a.:
ay some oil their friends may be SO imprnJen, .. =.
commit themselves either to the suppor, of Sm;,S "
BANKS s Tor they may beassurcd that the Whiss of
ne ulstiel nave too great respect for the pTinc,
pies OF their party and feel too deem nm ;n,.ln.
me preservation Of the inestimabe ins,tu,ions Of
Iheir country, 10 chain themselves, by pledge ~
M heeS OF etner oil the cars of these politics, Jug
or walow in the vile miro Of I.oco Is
acton Gut they have resolved "to touch MOI. tos,o
o', anu handle not that unclean thins"-and If IL
n1ulo oe Thought advisable to bring forward
g candidate, we will fold arms in perfeet in
inersnce' not caring bull rush which succeeds 70
me once, tior II will be abused in the b,ods "
,ither,) and enjoy the rare sport in The class"
'uage OF Mr. Richie, of seeing ''dog eat dog.n
we, therefore, hope it will meet with the oppro- |
'a.on OF our Wing irendsin the district to defrr Inc
meeting oil the proposed Wing Convention, as bv |
nat course It is believed cause may probable n,
ned anu cannot, by possibility. be weak. |
"eu' SuCh' AT any rate, are the views of
MANY WBIGS OF CULPEpER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
FoR Fur Vine


1enuemen-Permit an humble and u,,,.,.,,
ing eltlzen OF King William, who has forbo,n. .,
mug IN The heat and animosiiy Of party strife bn
'ooher on IN Venice, at the misrule and oesener,
cy oil our public functonaries in late vears 81 :,
tue crumbing under the influence ofib.;r - ~,
na"us OF the proud institutions off our lorious RenL
NC, TO express his acceptance and mos, cor,j;,I -
ostIon oil the nomination of Col. Robert e. Corhir
10 represent this Congre ssional distric,
L MS nomination cannot fail TO he accentnbIo -
10 meet the hearty welcome of every VIII, 81 y;
al all eognlzant with the unf nching and nnrero;,
ting efforts Of Col. Corbin in the last p,,sj,.'i,
canvass and his signal position when the inf,
SSry subject OF eleeIing VIM c. Riyes to the u s
senate III 1883 was agitated-lt was he whom a
distinguished member OF the General As,.n,I,I'' =
.hat Jay SAID had won laurels Tor himself in caIr
ing the strife and casting out Of the Iey;sI0,;..
Eau Tue apple OF dscord and bearing aoft the olive
''nn,i Coi. Coroin's political orthodoxy none can
question, anu none so dlsngenuous as To con,rovar,
THESE Characteristic attributes in him for this re,
sioe posi- rarely found in those filling hsh ni,c.s
al TINS day. Honesty and Capacity. which ,yers
Hua"hcations, an IlluStrious benefaclor said
shouId abide IN the bosom Of every aspir,nt fo -
whose memory Is so dear and consecrated rs
10 excite nations gratitude and upon whose nanno
. neuoh 5 blessings rest hike a beautiful GLADDEN.
CoL Cor6in Is my valued and esteemed C,;enJ I
INV nI'n "e,i,-none can speak of him reproach
u.y; NC = POiShed and bland IN his manners lib
Graz 10 every fault, and his purse and door are all.
open 10 fiendless stranger Modest and nr,.a
tending, and irresistible in colloquill discussion
M" = 10 over grown tondness tor public speaking
ano y ne should be elected, he will not lavish the
peoples money IN improbable and senselesy sneecb.
Is, "a UoF ct pretoria nihiL) But when the emer.
sency arises, and calls for the enlistment of his
,Ees IN ms eountry's cause, he will exhibit an in
,e;,I . vIsor and patriotic zeal commensurate
" lhe Importance OF the occasion. regret to
nave seen the annunciation of MIR. VIM. Bonlwore
20 represent us, although ! know nothing to con.
uemn IN that individual, and every thing 10 com.
memo, save his e'rcumscriued acquaintance in nh.
,aaSe county OF Caroline: Col. Corbn can concen.
ana IS conceded, by friend and foe, thai he w;Il
carry the war into Airica-wil 90 into the enemv,s
camp on the day of the election, and enlist there.
from some valiant soldiers. '''''' '''e'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
To The EdiiorA Of III, IEhin

60 IRANELLERs REsr, Feb. 6, IS4I
Gentlemen: Permit me, through your columns
20 say 10 my friends throughout the 9th Congress
slonal District, who have been so kind as TO Iece
me before the public a suitable candidate for the
next Congress, that not engage in the contest
my objects, my feelings, my interests, all concur
Nhen our institutions were in daneer,-vben a
corrupt and couupting administration held the reins
OF power and threatened 10 destroy all that is va.
Iuaole to freemen,-when the storm ragged and The
contest was doubIful,-I was then willing. and did
contribute all that my feeble powers enabled ms. IN
Sanquish our foe. Now, the victory is won-onr
Government, IN few weeks, will be in the hands
OF good pilot, and am content 10 be n.iva,e
passenger n the Ship Of State.
heed not say 10 those gentlemen who haz.
~isned TO confer on me this honor, that am erac.
lul Tor Their tatterng kindness They have done
me 100 much honor. Our District has manya lror.
inner son and better fitted for the station.
but my principal object, in this communication
IS 10 Withdraw my name, in order that Their. rnav
be, before our Convention meets, concentration ~
some one else. do not wish that there should he
on That day, any disappointment or distrnc,;on 81
council, resulting from a withdrawal on INV n,,,
Very respectfully
FOUR obed't sery't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
SENATORIAL CONyENTroN

We omitted yesterday to state that a Con.
senuon OF the Senatorial District Of Berkley.
Hampshire and Morgan, was held at Winchester
on the hrs, OF this month, at which Mr. Faulkner.
the present distinguished Senator was re-tominst.
ed for election. Mr.. Faulkner has FOR several years
proposed to retire from the station but we sincere
hope he will accept the call Of his District. and
conclude with rs, that this is no time for any man
who can DO good service, to consult personal case.
The April elections will decide the political com
pIexon Of Virginia, rendered squivoea by III,
November elections, and i, is incumbent on sv.,y
friend Of REFORM to be at his post.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
TO THE LADIES.

NO EXCUSE FOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS.
DH r.. FELIX ooURAUD's DEPIIA-
- TORY POWDERS WILL FFFfCTUhG1Y
ufKOOI ALL HAIR FROM THE PART WHERE IT
NAY BE APPLIED, WITHOUT THE sLIGHTEsT M.
JURY TO THE sklN-IHis INsuRFD "
BEAUTIFUL SMOOTH FHCES-Dr Co,r.rd,.
Dlstoiy foMdcrs, Tor nproOtng SupeTnuous flair with
out injury TO the Ssn.-Tho following testirnonsI. fo
Gle: ' '"'a'uAuie hu-
we have seen tested Dr. Gouraud's DepIiaiory Powder
and confidently recommend the article 10 indvdusIs 49,
noJcd with supeInuous hair which, by he nee h sn,ei,
removed IN OF ~ mnuca leaving The skin amer .shi
the part perfectly white and smooth freed from Ibe sish
est Irritation "-Nsto York ErcniHR STAR s
"We cheerfully recommend DR.. Goursud,s Denl,,o,x
Iov9ers 20 an iornened with fupcTnuOua hair ladies'
down on iheir face Than is wished, will end 4, nysnsbto
eard.-Dafy Nscs. 'Po'A oJpe
For sale At tho agency, ~ Lady opposifs n, Pi,,.
mel Church. Principal once New York 81 Waik,r
street. Price. 81 yer bottle. " y '
BEA iTIFUL BRUrNETTES- WIN vvtu AZ.
ose ulsigrecable demonstrations ola beard 10 Tensn on
Jog Dr. Gourauds Deplaofy Powders william, ig,s,
lng the akn To- the slightest derres Iadiea m 80. III.
ny uahlo competition tested before pur-haens
or sale Al The Agency, by Lady. Pneo, 81 per bot
DEPILATORY POWDERS-For uprootnF sup.r.
gree, manufactured nv DT gouraud and la he sd on "a
me Agency by a LADY. Price, sl porboule
ALMONDS PRIMES Ann aAIs1Ns
y = fRAli.s sof Shell Almonds
~ R1 small boxes Ptunea
=, 70 boxes Bunch Rsans for sale
ey J. ~ ABBOTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-09
NO PARTISAN.
To fhr Fdiinr, of IA. ILL.,.

ne next Court day being the time fixed upon 10
se.ect candidates 10 represent the old Republican
county IN the next General Assembly, and as il ;s
desirable the Wings should have their stronges,
men IN The heId, beg leave TO bring to their notice
popularity, private virtues, and pure Re,"hIicon
principles, render him suitable person to be one
Dbl, ONE OF THE PEOPLE:
Buckingham, Feb. Cd, 1871. N'