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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
GALE & CHRISTOPHER.

NNM. DANIELL haE Jest received . further sun.
" plT 81 GALE a CiIRi-TOPHEE'S celebrated
PIANO FORlES, with French Grand Acton.-Thesc
Pianos have slIcsdy since Their arrival been seep aud
ired 10y several distinguished Amateurs Profes. &C.
W % all agree Ia pronouncing them excellent. A. W.,
them To be craicized Ia the open and rigid manner
All lovers OF Music are invited TO call and examine tn
whether pure haseTs or otherwise.
FROM BACON * RAVEN.
hso supply from these manufacturers, better known
~ virginia for the last twenty under the title OF Du
bots bacon, formerly Dubois a Stodart.
81! these Pianos are offered at the New York prices
printed list Of which be a the
PIANOS SENT WITHOUT RISK To THE FUR.
CHASER.
shall make every effort to give satisfaction and will
send when desired the list Of prices any part OF Virri
MA North and south Carolina; aud upon the recent OF an
ORDER forward tie PIANO. at my oEr Tisk with an
cd c"Ihcaio OF It's quality anh pIicc with the
hst-ihus removing all anxiety danger transpoTa.
uDn as well as auordnr o the purchaser 10y
hs oi prices the assurance Of having purchased well
as n he had male tho selection person
schools supplied with Music, Guitar. Instruction hooks
special reduction. 10y -
nS- Adircss-w. DANIEL Richmondva MO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
FURTHER sIIpPIIEs

EDITORIAL illustrations of the Bible wrI 40 pictorial
II Illustrations AMI views boz No Holy tanI
Nisiop Mcllvanc rn ONtori Divinity
Mriviiis sermons, iu Q voIs, new edition
Mscknizht On The Episucs
nodridges Family ENposiior
AinsWorth's nIcuonny
With many Other valuable school and misc euancous
hooks, Just received and ior sale
SMELLS Book store.
Having concluded TO change or close The book business
since the above ordered they, together with NV
whole stuck Of books Stationery &c viii he sod s sra
nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

. HiSFOhf OF THE WORLD, in 4 v1tu,rg.
~ octave, couiinucdto i-iO, by Cas Won Rotrrt T. 4
-, F,9es,or IN Tie University ~ rnrurr Aunc Counsel
10 hts.,t tlo Chamber Of Deputies Of the grsp,l
yeehy ., Bslcn &C &C illustrated b. twenty four hio.
ine WE now oh'red 20 The pablo De- designed 10 ali nm
At' 'ta w ono most important department of Liner
nuIe 20 ansy want fen, not only Ly tho student v e
man lei W limseu Tot an education, but afso v no
gent ~ all classes Of soc icfy " WV ~ ''o ''s'''
lhe aWhofo ths History IL celebrated throughout In
rope a. scholar statesman, and a. bofT t.f.i.
o. Lbcfyi and thls reputation will ccrfSi,fv Ic ~,
ien Recommendation " his work to the atgor-,, t.
The work IL printed on rapcr n tho bcst ,,,,ti III
bound elegantly and substantially In muslin FIT 80 b.
As MADDOX
- Solc aEcnt Tor the above work In thc St,tc - y,
~ several active Agents wanting 10 procure sub.[,
bors throughout tho state. ''''' '"p"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

FAMILY HAMa.-ibsve iuft reScived 3l3 ihs6
II kHtre Hams cured by John BAKER of Rockingham
county Families wanting cool aIticle, an BE- suppir
By applying TO the subscrlbsr-Who has also on hand
msl-s JAMES NJ RATcLFFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

10 COUNTRY MERCHANTi

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HAVE received large assortment Saillery. whir IA
Will sell AZ Factory PTiccs-uwcT than they have cen
sold before Call aud cIamnchc prices cannot fail In
please. The stock consists in part OF
English aud American Saddles from 81 80 To
10 side saddles, clio Ia So
DO Heads AMI Rcins and Bride feathers of all kinds
from itp s2upct dozen; Double covered Wagon WINS
Snaie anfpain Brides; Saddle Rags Grhs; Hard Leather
trunks iron frames usdc In the best styles sheen
Bind ndlesi 100 duZ horse, carriage and stage oIrs.
zoe ireadi Cart Whips MartinRales Riding Whips; Gig
II. ~. DICKINSON,
2nd door below the Rel Tavern
pERIIOR OLD WINES a. HNANDS
NE.i supcriur old Madeira Wine, Of Newton Cor a n
a huI,iocks brand-priec fToG u to s4l PEE gallon
rae anu brown sherry, imported 10y tho late Pouat
pnc ha pc oi very old aud finely favored COgnac Bran.
dy, Otard Dupuy & Co.'S brand
me ABOVE articles arc recommended perfectly gcn
inc htd OF llialty worthy Of attention. For sale bv
mh " John X. TRlPLETT 4 IN.
j. PEASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE mOARuoUN
CANDY
supply received.
LNELI, JOHNSTON & LYEIJ
ue 70 At j. Mckidoc's Old stand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
BUTLER EFFERvEscESr
MAGS ESIAN ApERIENT

BUTLER EFfERNEsCEST
MAGS ESIAN APERIENT
IOR Dyspepsia OF indigestion, nervous debility rill
ness, headache, acdity Of tho stomach habual cos.
useness cuianeous diseases govt gravel etc. and muc
valued a. gentle cooling purgative.
This desirable" preparation has received the patronage of
sny eminent members ct the profession amt from dis
corning PUBLIC many respectable aud unsolicited tcsmo.
mails oi "a cthcAcy az medicine have been e!icet
Win all she pleasing qualities OF glass Of soda wafer II
Possesses the active medicinal properties the most an
proved san"us puTcaives; Is pleasant the palate aud
grateful 10 the stomach
supply TcceNCdan for sale 10y
J. II. EUSTACE & SON,
MAJ Three doors below the BELL Tavern
TOBACCO, sEGARs, sNUFF, &c
SUPERIOR Chewing Tobacco
~ Principe aud Regalia Scgars
starr Lcper's and Lorrlarrs Scotch and Maccat au
French Rappcc sHiIn
NatchitOchcs do
Harlhau's NOg do
DEM GrOs do
iorTllirds chewing and smoking Tobacco
hlso an assortment Of good Spanish aud other SpRars
various prices, from TO SO per lnn1
GANNOR & ROYSTER,
W. - door above the BELL Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
CHICK q oILBERTss
EaZaNI2KeKS|

TIE subscIii constantly rcectv tom the manu-.
Il factories Of CHlCkERING 4 I. GILBERT A 90
Boston, and offers sale large assortment ~ Piano
rottes, With all rie recent and patented improvements
The long established reputation OF these manufacturers Is
the test g1raniee thar the Instruments manufactured m
them will not be surpassed by any other maker Cltnes
or orcigu) in respeci durability ami sweetness p
ry and power Of tone fnr which thcse instruments have
been 20 highly and extensively celebrated The nnx y
pcTlsnce OF both Of these makers rCsuie in some
very important improvements tlately iniIoduce,) which
greatly Improves the tone ami general effect the nstr-
Tie subscriber feels justified In assuring those who
may be plclsed 10 pLronize this Esabshmenf thar the
Expeditions vii not be disappointed fndire th.s. ia.
stIneuts 70 be made Of the very best materials ana the
most dun able workmanship.
These instruments sJd the manufacturers prices
packed and sent IN place within hundred miles
kiclmoui' free Of expense 20 the purchasers.
III" great dsu'aui for these instruments Undue The
subscriber 10 establish agency 10 FARNNILI E Prince
Edward Co with Mr. A. BIGLOw, wher. tlo.e v bo
wish TO purchase eau get them Tie terms as of
the subscriber.
AnPIANO FoRTES sold At either Of these establish
ments are WARRANTED and Il perfectly satisfactory car
be returned.
no liberal discount made 10 professors and teachers
10 large supply OF new and fashionable Music al
ways on hand Piano FoTtes tuned and repaired BY Rufus
Morse, whose long experience In manufacturing entities
him 10 share OF patronage. A =. MADDOX,
GlnFtn Hfssn Raj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
oLpRIpGN rs BALM On ooLUHRIA-

H.r franc lccllefauu vas discovered IN Phiadelnhia
IN 1871, amer thousands u had rolled round
without 50 mneh a. nnins any simple or compound pro
perry ~ nature winch could ever STAY hair from fal.
ling OF The BALM las been tired by gentlemen on ,ss
hrs rAnS aud ouni Judy to answer since that period lis
virtues nave been spread aud &C know the
United safes as beng cumpleie sovereign restorative
Tile powerful and effective Of nature, IL per.
ecty innocent IN ITSELF ana may be on an infant
head when applet according the directions on the bot.
e'l therefore TOR tho nursery 10 nyaaable II causes
the ar TO gov thick aud healthy, ant II but little incl.
NED 70 curl viii Induce 10 curl most 5eauufuIy So con.
hNeui were the prupretors OF ~ merits. during that
residence IN America they applied the Balm gratis to any
person whs applied and was known any instance
TO fail.
Il is by repeated experiments found to bear every sort
Of Climate without the least injury virtue. For sale
. GANNOR Il ROYSTER
Drur-lsrE and s1fa uarfgf .rp n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

LOOK HERE, GENTLEMEN
\JEhave on band, of our make, lot OF beautiful
w Boots, which Will sell low prices from s. IN
a. % Also, handsome Dress Peg Boots from 50 10 az 81
aoeauiIul aHclo-ani We can shew YOU as handsome
shoes - you ever EsW--ulnuiacturcd by
rom IS s! 80 Pumps also hom e. 80 to 81 Od-and
We nave on handthe handsomcst lot of BOOTS We
have ever made, which will sell cheap. say from s.
10 o. % And II able III gentlemen with the
above really made work. why Will take your measure
ani make you pair OF Boots, Pumps or shoes al Inc
shortest notice CREW a. IORNER
Boot an' shoe Manufacturer and Dealers,
-ifp Ea,I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
HoOTs AND SHOES. TRUNKS. a.,
IN ltMbN.s huc French Cali skiu Roots
. - 10 second quality, 90
~ Fine Calf -kin fair stitched Do
D. ~ 0tfred 10
- Freezes Caifskn Navy Shoes
~ uo plncinr Pumps
~ ,sdo Navy Pump Sole shoes
l1d.ge ~eal.ssin and Morocco Waikinq zhoea
Do tne English kid slippers, a bUanunl areIs
70 While Slfu o. Il,
10 Mprucco Hud Kf slippers
go d. Morocco BuskinE
Misses Morocco and Md slippers
DO Boots
tndren's Shoes of various kinds
servants low -ni high quarter shoes
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Iron Frame Hart Top Leather Trunks
~ Bellows 40
2 hu Lcnhcr Trunks, superior article
Nahccs ant Carpet Rssz, Of an sizes
Fancy Trunks
shoe Brushes and Lees BackinK sc.
Al Of the above ARTICLES will be sof A. The lo,res,.,a
lice JOHN =. JONES, Arrnf
ulNH fIffa4rIfa the No..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
GENrLEMEN's spnING AND SUMNER
f.nnnG

NOTICE. Il is our inicnron To close our present
business by July, VIC rcqucs Az those who wcro IN.
debtcd " Ne on LIST January and have pa call aud
souo without delsy-aud II thoy a. not. will be com
pehel 10 put thcm w proper hands far collection.
sp2 RID, ROnERTs a co.
W. Que present stock Of Goods, which Il largc and
wei assorted, WILDE soid AZ cost, for cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSTRUCTION. OF THE BLIND.
HE subscribers have been appointed Agents oT The sale
oi Goods Manufactured by the Blind Of this praise
worthy institution and have just small invoice
comprising
dozen plain shoe Brushes
30 yenccrcd so do
I 90 clothes 80
. DO hist DO
20 scruhbiug do
These articles substantial boz every respect and arc
offered Tor sale upon fair aud tn6ictaie inasmuch
as % b. no IaU NJ the object otthc original INSTITUTION u
csahishWcui i'makc money making crucCrn-b ut o.
in TIC manufacture ~ useful aud necessary articles can
ASSIST IN ieirNnE rs indispensable charges, will be
much gained both inr lbs humanity ant uury. Persons
wishing to buy such Cs1is. requested 90 call ant cG
anime The lmlles now Ufci Ell for sale
Jel GRETrER PEAKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER STOCIS
or GOODS.
BOOIS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, PAPER kr
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE are receiving 10y various arrivals from the Northern
w and Eastern Manufacturers Our S,,rk ~ 80,
sshionablc Spring aud Summer Goods comprising one oi
offered 10 ON friends and the public which viii he SOLD G
wholesale and retail We viii take mi. occasion TO
noui ucnis customers anithe public gene rally the as
suTancc that every article will be sold al te Vol io,y,
n,sct prices aud no efforts on part will be withhold
I sns sa,'laeton to aH We beg leave cali tic At
chon oi ,GHHiry Merchants and City dealers Ia our
splendid stock, determined to ofF,r tbc,, Coi
sehcap as they can be bought in any Jobbng House in
virginia baltimore, Philadelphia or New YORK ~
=, Among our ASSIGNMENT we offer the foInving viz
SOO pair Ladies, French Morocco aud Kid shippers and
~" pair Ladies' seaskn aud fine Leather shocs Straps
and Ties ''' ''''i''
Coo par ladies French Morocco, Kid, seal and CasEn
40 pair Ladies' low price Leather slippers and Tics
w" 90 Momen's sewci and Pegged Leather Wells do
400 pair Geudemcn's Boots from the cheapest to Niles
900 g,r gcpcmcn's Navy Shoes from tho ehcopc, to
goo pair Gcnlcmen's Crockeus and Jack Downing,
p do do Bnckskin, Morocco aud dnc Leather sin.
77oo psr Mems Lined aud Bound Perrcd Brosans
,an q, 80 30 90 do Peglci ard scwcd Shoes
40 do M'scs scaskn Morocco and AZ. t,, 1,p ',''
''' mo ,,,liien.5 Morocco Kid and scalskin Boots
SOLE LEATHER.
good Assortment ~ damaged and good Sole Ieatbc,
TRUNKS.
80 NcHs Hair and Scalskin Trunks Oval and Plat Ton,
N' ''''"'' '"' "'"'T' tI TO Travelling Trunks.
,Cs'Bei Imveing Bags, " Trunks, Shoe Thread.
Wg,ppins Pane, p'c c,t s ''per Toilet Brushes
-. MOTION CO..
Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01

KENT, KENDALL A. ATWATRR
III W. receivcd per TIE steamer President and ahif
heseiue ron liverpool, via New York their 1rrlg
~ SWING foods They will continue % receigs fh,,rh
VII render ar an times desirable end worthy fhs siiruri-
% eMy snd county Dealers. 40
AfORfEo, per shgs ~ tokin snd Prcrlienf ons a.,
superior OH Pale sherry, one ma olf 1880. -
Two pipes pale Ccfnac Brandy ienfcu Brown a oIi ~
40 ~ pult oud quarts. and % Queenn Hrn.a arl
Dv'pho cheese Also received = r, Nes Ysrk ID A.
ke,s sol oorcs Ancnor thsr t1ud Hsr.helr@
VIZ fofn N.Y. hA ysREtfoN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
NO. f..
RAzonsi RAzoRst
,Nhat man has 70 do every day.
ne should cndeavOr To 30 well. -

~ uc should cndcaVOr To 40 we'll
hANb Jusi received Of my lmporta,,,, , v.,x an,
Peilot assortment Of RALORs, from tic eelehy.
a"IiaeioIcs Of Joseph Rogers son waie A nrothsys
~ os,Ph buiot made expressly 70 my orders Min
nos ilrer" etched each blade eonS.aueutly ~ a
PesslIe IN recommending these Rakors n ali INV i.n,.
fell W s'O ,r.a, s,s .s ,-,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-01
j. PEASE SONS
CLARIFIED EssENCE oFHoAHHo UN
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF GOODS.

supply received.
LYELI, JOHNSTON & LYEII
nc Us L = ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

We have bad the pleasure Of receiving and par.
tally examining, the first number OF this work
edited and published in the City Of Richmond. bv
Charles 7. Bolts, Esq, at the dog cheap price Of
one dollar per annum. The Southern Planter will
be exclusively devoted to Agriculture, Hortcul.
Iure, and the Household arts Rejecting (very
propery) long essays and dnquistions. Mr.. Bot,
means 10 make the Planter the medium only. for IN,
PRONUNCIATION IN q condensed FORM Of the observa.
tons and deductions Of practical mentor there Ar,
transesrdentalists in Agriculture os we'll as in Poll
tics.
We find but one fault with the Southern Planter
Il contains rather too much matter, even for 4
monthly farming periodical. Il IL excellent matter
but there is no greater mistake than to exact to,
much reading Of the community. Farmers espee.
ally, have 10 work and cannot DO reading al In,
time. But this probably, will be deemed by most
fault leaning 10 virtues side
WehaVe the pleasure Of knowing Mr.. Bots we'll
and can speak with sincerity Of his high quali6ea
Jions TO conduct such work. We will with plea
sure, receive subscriptions at this Office Tor him; an,
We beg leave 10 suggest that neietborhoods form
associations Of tens and twenties, both for the pro
motion Of a valusb's work, and the saseruansmi,
sion Of is Pries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

sisla,ures OF thtSS.fourths Of the .evoral States
OF W conventions IN throe-fourths thereof, as
the one OF the other mode OF ratihaction may be
proposed by the Congress- provided, that no amend
men, which may be made prior to the year lS0s,
shall IN any manner affect the first and fourth clau
ses IN The ninth section Of the FIRST articles and that
no State, without its consent, shall be deprived Of
It's equal suffrage in the Senate" Under this very
article, before they could make any change in the
Constitution or disregard its PROVISIONS Conven-
ton must be called, and that Convention could only
be called by tws-thirds of both Houses, or on the
application OF the Legislatures of thirds of the
several States; and then the amendments would be
valid when ratified by the Legislatures of three
iourhs OF the several States. or by Conventions in
three-iourths thereof, one or the other mode OF
ratification may be proposed by Congress; but so
Important was the right Of State representation in
the Senate that the clause went on to declare that
sven Convention thus called, should not without
IT'S consent, deprive any State of its equal suffrage
in the Senate. Could this clause be relied upon for
one moment, as authorizing portion of the Gen.
eral Assembly Of a State, without Convention Tor
any thing of the kind, TO renquish their right to
representation in the Senate1 He thought that so
Tar from the clause heng any justification for the
course pursued by gentlemen on the opposite side,
that did but make his argument the stronger
he begged that the Senate would consider well
these matters, and consent to FIX upon some day 10
go into this election; the 18Th, goth, 25th or any
other so that they at least might shcw their read.
ness to comply with the acquisitions Of the Consti-
tuition. he would have Senators consider to what
these attacks upon the Constitution might lead.
With what face could they charge New York with
volatlng the provisions OF the Constitution, when
they themselves claimed that they had a right to
disregard its provisions at will Might not New
York say to them, first pluck the beam out of thine
own eyef Hetrusted that the Senate of Virgins
would continue to support their glorious Constitu-
ton, and discharge with zeal and alacrity every du
ty enjoined upon them under it.
On motion of MIR BoULDIN, the Senate ad-
iourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

Correspondents must in many instances, from tbs
crowded state Of our columns be satisfied with mere
notices OF their Communications "a States RICH,
Wing" but "whole hog whig," urges the APP
po'ntment Of Hon. I'm. S. Archer to the Senate of
the u States, whose elevated dignity of Character,
anhnchng fidelity, talents and experience he pro-
pery declares entile him to the high confidence and
consideration ofthe Wing party.
MIR Wise is nominated by low Country cores.
pondent, in very fervent strain, for the same
high station, and Mr. Preston of Montgomery by
stranger from the Country" who having heard his
recent arguments in the Senate Of Virginia, pro.
nounces him the man whose abilities and geoera.
phica location ought to concentrate upon him, the
Scattered clements Of Wing opinion"
ACiiy correspondent severely handles the de-
fence Of Sergeant Wren, made in this paper a few
dAysag "But one instance Of neglect. (he e1-
elaims) "but one" "But did not tbat ,.,end
through years, and from it, did not human being
lose his life. Is not this the verdict Of coron
inquest Are men to perish of cold in our prisons,
and the community be insulted by being told, o il
was only one instance Of neglectl"-S is the rea
soning OF our correspondent,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22

In glancing over your columns day or two since
my eye was arrested by communication ov.r a. =
signature oi 'as r. Roane, IN reply TO one that IN
peared day or two before by Charles Kentsr. ~,
50 ling him, which il is incumbent on me 10 p,,c.
and to correct in one particular. Before proceed
10 do so, however, ] will express nv regret tb,,
Chas Renter (whosver he may bel should have
made any alusion TO me IN his attack upon Mr.
Rome and must beg Of him, for the future 10 look
70 other sources than 70 me for venom for his sb,hs
as have no deposition n figure IN nezsp,psr con
troversios; -but as Mr.. Roane's statement of M.
Circumstances in cOnne1on with my name 10 yybicb
Charles Renter alluded, is somewhat variant from,
my own recollection Of them J feel il due inasr,,cb
as ! mentioned them shortly after they occurred 10
two or three Of my most intimate personal friends
70 make a very brief statement in vindcation of
myself In the Spring Of 1899, I was prevailed
upon 10 become a candidate for the District eompos
ed Of the counties Of Charles City and New Kent.
we'll aware nj the tiHe that there was A decided
Wing majority in IT, and with the determination ~
have pursued course IN the Legislature, II IL had
been the pleasure Of the voters to have hopored me
with the trust, IN street conformity 10 the wishes ~
snid minority. These sentiments repeatedly er-
pressed publicly, and ] presume IN Consequence
thereof had assurances from many sources lint the
votes Of the Wings Of Charles City would be given
10 me; and from no other source did receive H.
assurance more frequently thsn from the Inns M
Mr. Roane himself, for he was AZ the time a esndi.
date Tor the Senatorial District, and during the can
vass we frequently met, and had many and pnrs.
served congregations on the subject Mr. Rosne did
not, think, promise in express terms TO vote f,r
me himself, but drew the inference that be ,yotd
do 80 from what passed bvtwecn u.s. and 1 ,bioL (,
was the general impression in both Counties thai he
intended 70 do 90 and rs evidence thai he AID so
intend will mention the feet thai on IA, Dan m IA,
election, At Charss CIV Court houss, NJ Ists hour
81 ne day. met W. Roans bsttossn ire Tavern and
ne Court h0uss, and Ne remarked 10 M, MAJ 49,
iotihdraton from ne bench and ne eonssfwas 6sp,-
less me, Ne you'd bssioi0 hs vote dIGsr,nav ron
ohai Ne had iHisSdsd bHffhaf nsrerfh,i,ss bs ,Sod
thsn potsJtor SsVT desired u. Myreply vas, your
vote cannot avsil me Mr Rome, and trust YOU
VIII not sgier soy thing that may have passed be.
tween US during the canvass 10 have he sliobts,,
influence over you-vots for whom you please and
you WillPlsa'e me- Such s my recollection Of lhs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-22
Cpoline, &c. CongressionoI H,,,i,,

Col. r. b. Corbn of Caroline, has received the
nomination of the Wing Convention, to represent
the Caroline District in Congress-Corbin % -
Hunter Is. We hope that Col. Corbin will lake
the field, and that the Wings of the Ds,rie, ab.d-
ing by the decision Of the Convention as in duty
bound will bury all differences, and unite Gin a
long pull, strong pull, and pull all togetherp for
the cause. There waswe learn, the largest Whig
meeting in Essex, (Mr Hunters residence, ever
Known and but three concurred in the proprety Of
his nomination. Particulars hereafter.
Mr. Hunter will probably now be taken up by
the Loco Foco party. Elected by them, we shall
expect him TO be rather more Whiggsh, than he
was when elected by the Wings. The Wings may
gain and cannot lose, by running Wing, whether
they elect him or not IT Loco Focoism derives no
more advantage from Mr. Hunter than the whio,
have doae, they will not have gained grea. deal.