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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
To the Editors Of The Richmond Wing.
would be much Obliged 10y your giving the en-
closed place in your valuable journal.
A SUBSCRIBER.
ON TIE cGrPRENcY

From ne Cirisuan Advocate Of NOrsriJsr3.
Accounts from uIl quarters concur with respect
20 the JCporaJis sn,c 81 the currency. WHAT pas
scs AS money IN one place, az the value printed upon
the face OF u, Is az q rginous depreciation a short
distance from It's place Of issue; and travellers
compelled 70 receive cg1ngg m current small notes
OF tue place where they may chance 20 Toe, have
them rejected o. the next stage, even In p,ymen Of
fare.
Much Of the paper in circulation is. no doyL,.
inturslcaily worthless, but even where its ultimate
security IS uuqucstUnaulc, % Is sometimes az such
d,scouGt as 10 be- heavy draw 1uck on The avurs Of
labor. So, 10 Baltimore, the bills Of the Baltimore
and OHIO Ral.iold Company, which have for a long
/ time constituted the principal currency Of the State
Of Maryland as we'll as OF the city, are always re-
deemed 10y tho Corporation Of ia tImors, Wien pre-
| senIod, by stock bearing an interest Of 6 per cent
per annum, and tue interest has always been pune.
tua.Iy paid, seml.aunlaIyi yet these bills are at a
discount ranging from " 10 II per cent. Great ~
element exists, and public meetings have been held
committees appointed, negotiations had with tht
| Mayor, banks, and The Railroad Company, but a,
yet 10 remedy has been found.
Meantime, the interest on our foreign debt re-
ours, Ne The reasons fo., round, and sti.I We bu,
foreign commodities, many Of which we could dc
very we'll without which absorb the proceeds Of GU
exports; and hence specie IS constantly goinl
abroad 40 q time when the necessities Of the coun
ry TfquUe a general resumption uf specie pay
mcnts Ny tbe banks. Nearly half a million, Of dol
: lars were shipped 10 Europe by the GurricR Lv
; sIpoyl, and Quebec, lately from the port Of Ne,
York and twill continue 10 90 Just long rs w
have any, and IL can be remuted cheaper than bill
ofe1ch ngc.
We do not profess To be deeply versed IN po'itic
economy; but We DO profess TO bel eve that nation
like individuals, viii be ruined # they pcrsis,
spend more than their income, IN spite Of all III
subtetes Of politicians or the skill Of fnancier
And we have made up smother opinion, name IL
that the wealth Of every nation consists in thu pr,
Iuctve or creative industry Il possesses, and viii,
Il brings into action by securing 10 industry en-
ployment and adequate reward. To do this, the
must he something with which labor can be PAL
. and which will buy the neeesssries Of life Il us,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
PUBLIC SALE on vALUABLE PIO-
rEnTR

ru. suauco oflhe o!a DccI ofTrusf crseu.
.0h d1y Of Apr 1892 and uf record IN r ClcTkf nice m
Roanoke county, Witch SAID seed intended secure 10
hnafon. We vii rt0rcefo sol, the ighcs' hhidcr on
TUESDAY inc 7h Ivy Of .ccu,hcr ncI if0ir ifnoitts
The bot fYUrf nv JoinsHs SjrIrrs situated In nc conn
" 81 kaarItc, r'9M miles ,am ,omt House WE'VE
rom lynrhIn,g' aud long known otGe public delight
Tho unu.nrlsy,uisgss possesse, nv his property will
iusy me Trustees 100 stating s,uevhaf INFINITELY tho enn.
race on, HR ",W"u ciHh 'Fcn'Wf Male or Fcmac
School, lnr ofw purposrs ts sdsIt
WHO know Il n adj shsh auirerns, nj value To- tr ta
shwcnt There atc ai1chc.l 10 D. Io5 acres ofrroduc
of BdcE md con.isf n seven hansoms
Cabins, wfh from Two 10 aur zach besides hand
yinrs each sjc altogether mekina fine and SNOWY sp
peattnce TIC oui bu,.fnfs"rc ~ good and on m an
and highly morlla and nicrscni popuanon there could
ihoyc who rcrl .po'ei engage Fnch cnterrrse,
will fnd every hing nbouf The Mace suicto their vtws
@ T sna lsS n as Once on he we ,ps @' Ssb
any future proprietor could n ursc' fucce"dto N ad
IP Inc Y" ~roseod Mcsdsmlei Road rom Ttnpsssss u
James Rcer Wv rsss 'n,, aa,,y ~ ne place
rauy ~ 10 member 500 70 7oocach, cf2nal s3
S p@rsasc Of ts rfopcSy III ,G1Ra s nyor
i6at pl.u 20 me public as worth CONFEDERATION
The terms ofthc alc will boz sJOin cash and the bal
arec 10 easy pynsnisio ne purchaser The fullest fs.
cgsty w,nbe Ie1uircd on me 1c'srred payments.
bic but We viii only convey such title vested In us y
/ the Trust Deed. ~
| JANIS ~ WATTS
| FREDERICK JOHNSTON. FnHees
ny The allo above mentioned 10 uadc with nv srrep
and tlere will be- sold hy me, NJ the apd psre
great vaticy ~ personal properly ohio aao fWbi ~,
been advertised for The lh ~ November buf il nov nost
poned until the Ih day Of DcccmbcrD conssfrrr N r,t
Of quantity ofCorn. Oats. nay several good Mlch Cd,ys
shout ~ sheep large number OF Bets, Marr sirg
Tsbles. ect with much oihor value bic Honssbd r
tu6e Farmna Uicnss including good two horse Wssor
| and Gear, rte &C ,cfc. '''s''
have also r s,lc very cheap two Pianos, one r,,or
i monty good The 9TH Old one wv 1''""E
The terms q Ibis salo viii bo months credt unop al
sums cHcccdnG y, and cash Tor that and rpaer ss
| 90 " w7D EDWARD VyN fpuysYov
| Booiouu Springs, Nov. & N"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
10 rnr EpIrors o. Ine VINO.

ACCOhAct w., Nov. an, 1871.
Gcnt.emsn-As a vacancy has been occ,sioned
IN the second District, 50 Circuit, Of the Superior
Courts Of Law and Ch,ncery Of Virginia, by the
resignation Of Judge Abel p. Upshur, u bchooVes
your legislative body 70 make that important ap-
Poln'msnii and J know Of no ono whose sound
judgment legal Ino'miton, literary attainment,
and impartial decisions, would give n higher claim
man Edword =. PUs, Esq. Of Accomac. We %.
sefyeo Mr. Puts about eight years ogo, youthful
ano iueNpeueneed, from TIC Oh walls Of William
an9 MoIy ~ ihe SIDE Of Sc1rburgh, Wise, Ellis
and Bayly, "brovnz the battle and the breezeD A,
an attorney he has superior on this shore; and
hs qna.hc,uons render him equally able TO dis.
charge The duties oi a judge Mr. Pitts, moreover,
ayais himself OF every oppouuntyto make his qua.
Iihc1tons greater, opd this is the case may va
not anticipate that Il will be his,
| 1.-THE applause oflistennz senaiss IN command.
| 1hc uresls Of pain and ruin 10 dcspisc--
| To sca1er plenty o'ct a smiling lane
And read his history IN Naion's eve"
A VIRGINIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
TO THE CITIZENS OF R1cunoSn

Ii has been proposed to hold in our city on the
fret Of December, meeting OF Delegates from all
parts Of the State, 10 take into consideration the
present condition Of our schools and colleges and
the general state OF education.
Many counties, with ready zeal, have called
meetings 10 appoint their delegates, and already
number OF gentlemen have been selected who, from
their known character warrant the supposition that
II is not an idle notion. As yet, our citizens have
taken no active agency in tho matter. Longer do.
lay to call meeting and select suitable delegates
would bc Gauss Of modification TO those active
friends OF the measure, who first moved in the cause.
Will some one or more oil influential cit 1ens step
forward, and prove TO the country, that Richmond
feels as deeply interested in the matter any other
portion Of the State, and will be ably represented
as she may be, IN the ConyeniiOnf
ANXIOUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
THE CORN LAWS

Ir,o,. al. n ~
b.r,,nS.e 80 syo'. ~ -. o. -. !.
""Pf'"ss'' anu N'"'su''nen' " a." hS' Pe"P'e
THE CORN LAWS.
IL was mentioned, on the arrival OF the last pack
et, that several noblemer, favorable to change ia
the corn laws but despaIring OF attaining Their oh
Jeet through Parliament had resolved to assume
their privilege OF asking an audience Of the Queen,
to present in person the memorials and peti IONS
which had been sent 10 them from various Parts ol
the kingdom. BY the following CORES pondence Il
appears that her Majesty hiss been advised not TO
grant audiences for that purpose.
AppRrssEs TO ruE OuEKs
To THE propI 6 op GREAT MARIAN
Eoua c,,,a,..',.., rLo -, ,,,,.s'',',,i,.,.a
.,.,c,,s., - ,hs 49, 90 pi.bn,n,,t 80, he -
| C,L;n., - =, cis,S. 80 ,h ~ H., an.
| Uousc Of Common. ,Sss bn, ,hs nno,r servants,
second ,,bIs of ,bs r.sr,,.s-th s, yss., ~, f,ee
touSlv called the ,.,r..eI,,vrs of N, neopl. are
only the Dake OF Buekinsban,'s gentlemen's gentle.
men and Thai ,b. rIor;,ss majority of nineiy-ope
are the mere pon,,n,ss of the sr,,oeraev-has in
dueed Won q, A. fon, n,,,y tyr,n,, TO The tbron.
Rememberins that when the faction which now
holds the reins oCyoyernment was formerly 10 Office
II systematically suppressed al the Home Office all
addresses from the people 10 the monarch which
complained of its corruption YOU would not let the
serpent sung YOU twice and mos, properly and rea.
sonabiy SO ieted those independent and patriotic
noblemen, the Ear Of Radnor and Lord kinnairu,
TO their privilege OF peerage rs a direct means OF
laying before her Majesty your petitions At pea
soma audience
Their lordships most promptly and cordially re-
sponded TO your call, and the result IS embodied m
the sueJoned correspondence. At tho issue We
have no abe ground 10 be disappointed. So
long as her heart was mistress OF iIsei" her Ma
)esy nooiy STOOD by her subjects by our own
Aup'neneSs ana the corruption and eowaruee OF the
her Majesty had been delivered
oounG INTO ihs hands OF your enemies, and must
p1sSivs'y ooey the harsh voice VI the wicked ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

i0N If there be any truth in the old adase, thu,
a man is known by the company he keeps, there is
no farther difficulty in knowing Capt. Tyler Du.
ring his brief s,ay in this city, his intercourse ws.
almost entirely restricted TO the Locoioco party.
Here and there was Wing, who, in deferenc. 10
the office, paid visi, of ceremony. But the Old
Richmond Junto and the Sweat House or,tor,
were they who had him in especial keeoing. who
paid and received court, and were hale fellows well
met They were they who thought him worthy Of
the distinguished honour of public entertainment
and who petambulated the s,reesto procure subsci-
Oers. They were they who embraced him, and were
embraced IN return, and as far as ext,rnals went
were the recognized friends, personal and poli,ica
Of this genuine Whig."
No comment is necessary on the ,ronchery and
hyPocricy implied in the statement of facts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

Tue MEouLSio.-The following Beautiful ar
tc'o is from "Ths Carpsni,r Of Rou,n," popular
play:
The mechanic, ST., IL ono Of Co.'s noblcmcn.
What have mechtklcs not dontl Have they not
opened tho secret numbers Of the mighty deep, and
extracted its treasures, and made the raging pillows
their highway, on which they rioe ns on tame
steCdl Arc not the elements Of FIRE and water
chained 70 the crank, md NJ the mechanics bidding
compelled TO turn ~ Have not mechanics opened
the bowels of the enuh, and made its products con
tribute to his wantsl The Orked lightning IS their
play thing; and they ride triumphant on tho wings
/ u the mighty winds. To the wise they are the
/ food gates Of knowledge, ond kings and queen.
are decorated with their hand works: lie, who
| made tho Universe, was great mechanic.
MouEr VEREoN.-The Mount Vernon estate
consisted, after the French war, Of 5000 acres
| and when Washington returned 10 cultivate IL, h,
/ had 1900 persons upon II IN his employment Nov
but FIVE slaves live on the place. and 100 acres ony
are cultivated, chiefly used Tor gilsng wheat ant
| Indian CoTn.-Gettysburg Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MUSIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE
SMITH, Dn,.,,,

A r,no supply etthc mo,t Fashionable Musc m, d..
noot sa SSso ~ 9 nSss,sss yas Is.roc
r,seS;.s and wS su ss SIsr
tail i.o'n the celebrated or ty Re.
pG5.hsdln the SS rsSossly received sc.n
NJ. on hand wi, be P,omPy procured ans Any Music
the s,,s 49, establishment Music $40 "a
ing lust TO hand: may oe fonnd the follow.
Ny Fondc't. My Fsirc.t nyIIp,cv
hneen May"uineen, Music. nv Koch.
aTc@. ieSnne. aseSi Is I years Bye Bas.a
NJ Bonnie Blue Eyed Lissic ~. Nv woI,,..
Ih,oils Oalan sonx) Ny Blessner
~ so,%trS S Rhine '@S "'G Gy II e TaS' by do
N VA, show me some blue disiant isle
s NO, Mar Married Yet, ny Russell
LOG Loo NiI tor t tSSS. ~ " ncS no
Ia Mutt Avanee, ualln FrngC
rro late s,Ail ny T Moore
the rbs e. ar, thai's true, ny Russell
10 meet asain with thee. Ivy Lindiey W.
,,s,oilc sit thee down. a Scotch Ral,J
n n.sisSn Ny :. Lover
Ny own native Mountain,
" Oh inc not To wed nim
I'm speak Of thee, IN love thee sT ,oo
Irthnny, pesregt Fanny. ny Nortbeost
" men VIII n wilt thou Eeot mo
When you and were Girls, puen
Otasc the back 70 Sutherland
To iIaSsr ' peas ,S %,sd'%i ni.G.P Mokeodrce
NV own, q that's the natoc fr The,
Think OF me then (Mrs memsusI
Al 30 not for get Love
sunny hnurs 81 Childhood
I remember how chtlIhno
y would tell her love her -
Pirates serrnRdc
Tome gang wi ina
DOW and Arrow, llumCurnug pal,d
steep on, sloepon. Dy Hermann
! Woo thee not others Moo nv UcLo.
sailor Boys Grave. By Marlin ~ '''f
. are~ ell 10 thee, Mary
On must we part ~ nsh,
Sweet Anon Water nv w,,,,,r. ,.,
"atzes, Marches and Rondrsns N 's'catNafiey OF
ALSO,
Few superior NnInS
\ Violin q gg,g,.
NJ wholesale aud retail ''"'"S'' lust imported,
Blank Music PAPER OF In. hos, ,u,i,,x
Port FoliUs, for Music ''
60 go rod tinte' with extra keys; Clarioneus
EATERS Treatise on Harmony
HutroN's Musical PrinmeTs
Musical Enc yclopc,,,. ctnhrarin, , cor,,i.,. A..
DICTIONARY, &C. ~ W Porter MUSICAL
T,.,b S.i,nnnIr, IN Tour Paris by DR. Calcou
u-'Ulri WIN alarse assortment OF Nofc Ronks n, Cot
sSton ~ Palm and lIyun Tunes generally ,,sct Az
r 'i 10 anu singing Schools. ny vario d. authors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
81 al, Edilnrs ~. &c.,

Geouemen-The minute guns which the Locos
fired this morning, AZ Capt Tylor's departure, dis
turbed the quiet Of my portion Of the town, and
greatly alarmed tho ladies. I have no objection Ia
these gentlemen paying ony honors TO their new
recruit they may deem r., but I protest against
their doing IL 10 the disturbance Of the public quiet
Common dccency requires that they should give no
tee Of their intention, that the peace Of families b,
not disturbed. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
FRENCH GOODS

Hoolef VIZ
FRENCH GOODS.
% pieces stripe and Creme silks Of the ncwcs, ard mos.
desirable styles imported part Of them arc boiled
Blue RI5ek Fsarci and wS,credSirks silks
PINK White and Blue wrcrcI silks
Rich Paris ClnlE MDuaunrs. new STYLE
Handsome DARK mousaine dc Lsncs, 25c 3Jc gc aud
very non printed Mousaue de LANES, dark patterns
Dix Blne NIX mode colorH Nazorinc Blue Mousl,ps, Of
ihe 6nes qialy imported. The mode coors arc ali
White ADD eoiorei = tins. for rauydrcssos
Fine Blk AMI Bue BE Bumbizncs, from si TO tho finest
Plain and lIeni'istch'd Linen Cambria IrIst
Rcn Chcnc and Velvet Ribbons
Cord vcyos for Bouuo's and Cloaks
Frsi quality ms Gro dc Rliucs Tor dresses
Glove, Searl. Nla a1I ~ ilgzo,y, Of every style
Rich Emb'd yslyei scare; cord snd black
Embd Thibci and hous4no de Iunc shawl very cbesr
PLAN BIk Tmbc Srarfs, iot wiuicr extra 60o
Par. Hrocha rh5ws Warranted all wool aud silk at sl2 10
| Handsome g,nb'd Rabyir shawls new stvio
PRINTS, LINENS, DIAPERS. &c.
iI"nds9me ass'Hmcn' Winter Pnnrs IRON %, is, ls6I
Enri.h Ncrncta for servants dresses. Cheap
aoumcnt NJ reduced prices
/ Fine Brown Hollands
/ and ~ Linen ua'ntsk Tor Tsbc tl1ths
We have two Double satin Diruask Table clon,- al On
/ email trko u.ss5tre ip rftcytr, tt.,,,. ~ 'l ''' w
| CLOTHS, IASsiMEVEs, COARSE wOOLtENS, Sc.
Fnc twpd Blue and Back Cloths ~ me fnpsf celebrated
make IN tho wcsf ~ England, 90 and si2 per yur
tasgimcrCHfD match INC above Cloths
English Elastic UUraEin Csasimcrce These goods sui
Cd tomcrrh1nt tui'ors
Pine and Medium Blue, Wool dyed Black and invisihl
| Green Cloths, M reduced prices
Ezra super Curc Beaver Cloths of French manufacture
handsome patterns, aud just suited 10 the pioAoi
Pine plain Beaver Clotha-aiI shades
Nov style CaEaiucTes, IL 75c, iuct l2c' an1 w 70 w
h1cst qualify imported
Pine and Medium Sttiiueua
Nero Blaukets,at o. -, c. and O.
good assnrinen Ned Blankets, from s25Oo si2 per pal
Willie and Red Fanncla, an qualities
, Real Welsh Flaunos, Warranted not 10 shrink
40 pieces Red Tirts-3i ., Is -, aud Brown u,
me rca-COuon Oknaburga-COtun Flannels-Supcfif
Rec paddInre and many other aeasonablc Ooois bic
ere offered on very reasonable terms. no n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
For heather long my weary
Ny ear for b aGEbirl's song D
iCoNMUSIoATED.
Te EdmImd Rmfin Ean-


With tae September number Of the Farmers
Register, received a pamphlet, edited by you,
styled "Ihe Bank Refufmer." will premise, that
] am 10. indeO cd to any Bank, nor am I stock.
holder m any Bank except Of a anal amount IN
slave" but plain Louisa farmer. Your pamphlet
assumes, that only l~o minor closes of the com.
munIiy-tne Bank stockholders sud The Bank debt.
ors-woud sustain sny loss Ivy such a rigorous cur.
idl.nent Of the issues 1T the Vrgini, Banks, rs
would enable them To- miIn,ain specie payments
surrounded ~ they are by uon.spscls paying Btnks
m The adjoining States, and with the balance Of
undc against us. II appears strange, that a gen.
teman Of your int Ii-Cure should have overlooked
the who class Of the debtors, other than those u
the Banks. II the circulation were To- be 30 re-
ducsd as 70 enable the Virginia Btuks TO maintain
specie payments, without n corresponding resump-
lion on Is part OF the Banks n ibe adlDiuing States
il would subject tho whole class Of debtors 10 los
pfOpDrtDned 90 such ducion, and the gain 10 the
creditors would be IN the same ratio, thereby max
ing The rich richer. and The poor poorer. Tho fall
IN the price Of property Of every KIND is proof that
the presen. "lfcu atlng medium is not redundant
one, compared with what % has been lDr the last
twenty years. Il JshOoves the Legislature 70 re-
s,fsin Uuy increase Of our Bank is-ue-, until the
situation Of the country and the course oi trade,
shall enable the Banks TO resume and miinta N
specie payments, without so reducing the cIrcula-
ton us 10 Unnl.c the wealthy creditor class lh,
usu'et aud shaver, 20 arep the rum Of the pOor
debtor class, and their helpless wives and children
Your HUurs IN tue cause Of Agriculture hsV,
been useful, but cannot anticipate the same result
/ from your attempts TO reform the B1uks.
a LOUISA FARMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKE rs. Noyembse ~.

RICHMOND MARKE rs, Novembes ~.
ToBACco-Nothingd doing, and no change in
price.
FLOUR-Holdors claim an advance from the
old price OF 81. since the receipt OF the by the
European Steamers, but no sales have been made.
CORN has declined to Gu cts.
OATS, from the ears and wagons, are worth SO
cents, and IS from vessels.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER

nUR iowa and Country friends ,r, f,c,r,u,,, ,,, - -
- 81 nave On hlGd an extensive assortment of 1r,s
~ " me cmhrn ing almost every style ana Iuniiy snJ
a " ICES as aann be satisfactory We are repcn,sh
pui NoeN ann't weekly by different arrivals CInm Ia
Nn'lhcih AMI Eastern Manufacturers whicr wis rn,is
,'t cyrl ORDER rom QUO frt,Nis when IL is moi con.
,vn' ~ h'W 10 mas" their purchases la porfrn II In
''lYh I" scI Go ~, aud deem u a most
's'tn ail lhct vc Will sell thC tw for cash a., m a.
City stale -" ''"S" lh 'uls
ID unr country friends RAY rely on having heir or
dets promptly ended To. ~ '"A '"''' VI
,>y,t.., ID Bl'LIINGTON & CO.
ale aud Retail dcaleIs Boot shoes Trunks -.
Inn. II..n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

High Water, this day, 81 O'Clock, p. NJ.
Sehr Mary wheeden, Port Deposit, lumber, to W
Archer.
Sehr Thomas Dali, Griffith, Baltimore, TO w c
Allen, Richards, & Winston, Hastings
Sehr Only Daughter, Norfolk, to Webb, Booker
y Hamilton, Wuh,ms & Hnxail.
Schr Boston, Bray, Lubbock, plaster, to Davenport
s Allen.
Schr Driver, Taylor, Philadelphia, sundries.
SAILED,
Schr Amanda, Traverse, Baltimore, coal
Schr Eliza Ann, Groves, Baltimore, coal.
MEMORANDA
BALTIMORE, Nov. I0-Arrved, schr. Own
pia, hrwIn, ; days from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
CoRRE>rOSDEScE.

1894, Brook street, Sept. 90, ISL.
"Sir,-I am quts ready 10 ask Tor an audience Of
her Majesty, and shal. nave much pleasure m pre-
senlng the addresses you mention as most cordial!
ly agree with the prayer OF Them. am now living
IN town, and am at home every mo!nins u.I ons
o'clock.
Your obedient servant, "KISSAIkp;
"Sidney Smith, Esq, Secretary 10 tue
METROPOLITAN Anti Corn Jaw Association"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MADISON HOUSE,


y ~ AWAY tom the subscriber, Monday night
~ thcNhol Au'ust, two negroes. William. commonly
caicd WI " IARWER and Nancy, sometimes called
about ~ or 70 y"arH old feet inchcs high. will scar
across his nose AMI may pass himself as a Shoemaker
Nancy be- n dark comrcKon rbnu 81 or % wears oJ
5iccf &luchcs high; stout and well formed. and when
lInfhinE nCIncs 10 shut n nor eyes They have
tcen heard Of in CharCs cry County, Va Tho above ro
ward viii be paid fpr the apprehension and delivery Of
said in, from which thty may obtained
ora liberal reward vi be paid for The apprehension and
delivery Of either of Them. Any Information respecting
SAIL nsgroH mus ho dcctcstO the rrhcr OranrN
burg, SpWh .mohna. FREEMAN HOOKER.
no l2-eNGW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
EDUCATIOS COSYESCi0I

~ As different days have been designated nv
different meetings in the State, Tor the assembling
OF the Education Convention and as il is very deS,
r'be that II should not take place before tho meet
ing OF the Legislature, II Is earnestly advised upon
a consultation with the friends OF The Convention IN
this City, that 1t take place on the day Sc ected Inv
the meeting IN the county OF Roekurdgc, viz: on
the end Thursday in December
Octote -.
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
- The Washing on Temperance Men will
hold their weekly Social Meeting, This evening =,
the Lecture Room under the Unitarian Church Al
:. O'clock They invite all disposed to Join, to at
tend the meeting M 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
AMSTERDAM MARKEr n, To

OId Tobacco continues to be inquired after,
and s7o hhes that description realized 95 to 27
cents. now finds only buyers at moro rcasona BILE
ertheless hrmer, but on'y moderate demand, about
100 bales American and Surinam have been di.no,-
ed OF at fair prces.-IN. Y. Com. Adv, Nov. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MEE TING OF CIlIZENS,

The Cuz'us oi Richmond are requested to meet
at the Exchange Room, next MONDAY Afternoon,
AZ oT.oek' Tor me purpose oi appointing Delegates
to the Educiuon Convention to be held IN ,brs CIV
IN the month of December next, and also to or-
point Committee OF Arrangements for The Con-
veniion. WI. LAMBERT, Mayor.
10 q ~, rr,r..t =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
Windsor Castle. Oct. 2. ISL.

My Lord-I have the honor to inform you, in re
ply to your letter Of the LIST instant, that is he
M7jesty's desire that the petitions you wish to pre-
sent may be sent through the Secretary Of SGatt
for the Home Department
| remain, my lord, your obedient servant,
To the Lord .KInnaIrd, sc. BIRoS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12

Who is MIR John B. Jones, who has become the
controlling editor" of the Madisouian7 vha,
eouniryman is he-and Of wha, calling and sta.
mlna' Jones is a patronymic, as widely-spread as
that Ct SMITH; and TO speak OF Jack Jones, simp,v
conveys about as distinct an idea Of the person
meant, as to speak OF that notorious individual
John Smith.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-12
MAR RIIsn


On Monday evening last, by tho Rev'd. Philip
Courtney, MIR JoBs wMsros, TO Miss M.ne.r
RErrE GARY, all of Manchester.