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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
Ma. JEFFERSON AND HIS OPINIONS.
SrEier CoEsrEUcrioS-LrBERIL Cox srRuerrop

From fHo NatauIl iutcIlrrursr
Notwithstanding the pressure upon yourcorumng,
We thought DO possible, Mcssrs Editors iuIt tUs
SUBJECT and the men whose names are referred tp,
ray induce yoI TO tnd room for the lev words
Win which propose 20 trouble you. An rrtlr. o.
from the pen Of the hDgugL,r0l Mr. I,f.r-pr.
winch appeared m late number Of tho Richmond
Wing, represents Mr. Jefferson MS the greatest I,r.
tudInlr1n Of the ngc IN which he lived. If ON.
de'i1nd the Professor, Mr. J.. was Of opinion that
the Constitution should he construed either strict ar
literally, rs tho public good required the application
OF ihc ono or ihc other rule, md Of this Che DER.
son constituting Is 10 be the Judge. "Ihc publ,
g0gF covers very wide field, and Is not easily
dis'ingrsHaJo from the general wc.l,rc;p and
Che term "UJer3W ig any thing Uui definite Will
s1uni.ess object in view, and "IHcr4I' means at
command, there are low powers which 1u ardent
ingenious and ambitious politician would not fnt
900 the Consultation. A. contrast tp the latitude
nary opinions OF Nlr Jrfcfs5n, propose TO record
i'r ihe uen'hi OF iursts and politicians, mn opinion
o mat learned IITa. and wise and patriotic states
nun, the ljg ChI,l Justice Marshall. II was dc,
ilvsrCu In the Circuit Court Of North Carolina
Tho question before the Court was whether IL youIr
take jurisdiction Of n case. The district Judge IL
tig course r. bis rcmuks, -aii that. on questions q
jurisdiction, iuo Constitution ani laws should b
construed sriciy-thlt TIC court would lean 0griug
taking jurisdiction. Alcr be- had concluded th
venerable Chri Justice, drawing himself up in IN
| scat with tn bouJn'ss Of manner and tone whIcl
'''''' ,a' ~" num- pii WIN dhlnelnCs5 uru empha
| SIS with which he pronounced every thing which h.
uttered, s1Id' "lu uat opinion / do net concur
'lho Jpurt dfSrts 10 jurisdiction which IS not con
| tcuod upon % 10y me Constitution AVID laws.
| vii take lN tho jurisdiction which they 80 conCci
| The Court has no leaning. II CONSTITUTES tho Con
'siituu)n neither strictly nor literally, but accordin
70 the best OF rs judgement, fairly" a nd, thu
constructing tti that cat was Of opinion that
/ Bank was constitutional. How much better 10 ar
rive ut the conclusion by such a process than b.
Vague notions Of liberal constructions and publ
| goOdi VIRGINIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
THE ALBEMARLE RESOLUTIONS.


We are srauGed bu, 10y no means surprised a,
the course pursued 10y the Wings OF this ,rsr and
me 's'n' county, towards their Representative IN
congress. The Wing party were never a, any
previous TINE so firmly united as they arc now. ma
never was thoir determination stronger to carry
OUT al 'he reforms for which they were originally
landed than II is at this timc Presidential V,,ocs,
i"Ner and patronage, To the contrary no,wuh,tnpd-
'hS. There will always uc, as there ALWAYS b,v,
oeen' some followers OF the camp Tor the plunl,r
uey expect, and some whose vanity has led them ,o
place higher estimate on themselves, than the Poo
pie place on thsm.-The loss Of such as these mo ,
gam to ths purity from which they secrde and need
not 'e regretted. The rank and fl are as true
DIS S'ec, and in tie next campaign will take ,ood
care to avoid the errors OF the last.
We are pleased to hear the ycry favorable i'm.
preston made 10y the speech OF MIR. Rives. lis
Gear mind and sound and practical s,a.csmanship
VIII prove valuable acquisition to our House If
Delegates. The conviction that he ayows OF m.
necessity ola Bank, for the proper administration
OF The hscai affairs OF the Government is one In
which, we believe, he has teen recently driven rv
the irresistible force Of circumstances and We ba
ara but little IN the prediction that thousand. OF i,
eo"ntrymen, who have heretofore thought with him
On 'Eat subject, have with him, yielded 10 the over
"helming mass OF evidence that the las, few years
have brought forth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
MEETING IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Il
At meeting OF a very large portion of the whi,
rarity Albemarlc, held at their Court House, on
september Court Day, agreeably to an adjourn.
"ent iom August Court; tho Chahman called the
meeting To osder aud briefly explained its object
wheIeupon Mr. Alonzo Guoch nominated Alexan.
uer NiVes, Esq. as suitable candidate to represent
us IN the ensuing Legislature. The nomination
was seconded, aud ably sustained, Ly Allen H. Ma.
stHIer, E'q, DR.. Frank Carr, and others. The vote
on Ine nomination was then propoundcd from the
Iha'r, and almost unanimously agreed to.
IL was Resided. That COMMITTEE consistip. of
inc following gentlemen, BENZ. Wood, Dr. Frank
Carr, and Henry T. Harris, 6e appointed TO inform
MIR RlNcs of lis nomination.
adopted by the meeting:
~, heso1r,d, as the opinion of this meeting, thn,
ihomas w. t'iImer - not every inch Whis."
,h nu .na' we dS'pprove hrs general course during
inc present session of Congress.
htSeIre3, That the proceedings of this meetin,
DC published m the Virginia Advocate and Rich.
mond Wing.
CllAS CAnTEn CHI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
TllE FALL TRADE

rs the season for procuring their supply Of Fall
and Winter Gooia is near nj bopJ. 40, wo,,,J en-,
ges' TO the Virginia aud North C,,ol;r, nah sat,
'he 'NPcd'eney of taking a lcok at IN, s,ccks If
our wholesale dealers, before they 70 elsewhere.
There arc half dozer, or more in the p,y C,oot.
me- whose supplies are very heavy-their dee,
stores beng literal crammcd from cellar to ,,,,,,
ana as they were purchased 10y those who have seen
much service in the business, and have omplo means
10 secure every advantage in the Northern and TO-
reg" markets, we doubt not they can and W in sun.
ply Their friends from the INTERIOR on as good forms.
as any others IN the country. The stocks are n.nr.
" all m, notices of two or three Of which NAV Lo
seen IN to days paper, to bo followed by other,
and the opportunity for selections are most excel.
lent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
CONGRESS or THE UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES SENATE

WARRINGTON, Sept g, ISL
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Mr. BENTON presented he prorscdirgs or,
meeting Of citizens OF Henry County. V.r-.gi, ,,..
proving The conduc. Of tue President tho Irl-II
9'is' 1ni a.uppr"yng the measures Of the pIrv
in rower Tho resolutions wgry read and o.I,r,5
% ug printed
TITLES TO LANDS.
Mr. Bsl'EEN, from the Committee ON fl, L..
dlcary, reported The resolutions from the Home, ,I
keprc-en ntvcs IN relation % he validity of.,pI
Titles, authorizing the Attorney General and DE.
tHci Attorneys TO examine and report upon the
SUBJECT Inc resolutions were passed.
rIN'-YLVANlA BANK og Tue UNITED sr,rF4
Mr BENTON offered q Resolution calling mon
INC Secretary a the Treasury 90 roryrt 10 IN. IS,
nate The condition OF the Government fund to a.,
unN'd States Bunk of ponnayyln1. H., re-.
solution embraced other inquiries The Roso.
''"' ON motion oi tIg mover, was laid upon the
.,, WATER ROTTED HEMP.
- nc resolution m relation % American Watc
N"I'ou hemp, ON motion Of Mr. CALHOUN, wiz.
49,. PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. BENTON offered Resolution tb,ttbc r,,.
umcn's Of the House and Senate in relation ta M,
Public Lands ready for sale, Doe tIr.ad 49,. 49,.
President Of the ". $. Mr. f.. wtsb,I ,I,, ,I,
| Lands unsoId should he put in market LsCo,, H.,
| expiration Of the year IN order shat tho survc,,
cd lands might be sold for the benefit Of the re-,
| sury. WV '0'
Mr. SMITH Of Ind. considered the Resol,,o,
| altogether a novelty.
| Mr. CLAY Of Al. defended the Resolution nm.
thought the President lid not know the tue si,t
Of eilaIrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
,hf Catherine Amanda, Teel, Bridgton, coal.
CANAL. COMMERCE.
ARRIVED

Canal Boat D,vy Crockett. Phe'ps. with ~ ,oD.
merchandise TO Baswe, Smith & Jones, |. ID C, en-.
toll. P'S"S S''' %
Boat Highlander, Lockrrr, with 10 tons mlze to
y iI wei Sm,h y Jones, W pIbrell & Co, Gvcs
Harris, l. ID Crenshaw * Co, and l. Resented.
paying $3.50 90 toll.
Boat John Randolph, Crumbackcr. with 4jI tcns
ma%r to D5an, klnnrer y Co, w Dthreu 4 Co
"nu l. LudIam Son: paying Sl23 ~ toll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09


The conviction amoun,s almost TO certainty thu,
the last Bank Bill will he vetoed and If !, be- the
parse OF the Nation will again lie in the hands OF
him TO whom tho Constitution has con6Jed the
sword what, under such state Of things does il
behove the Wing members Of Concres, to ~
Agree to AN adjournment aud leave the TseAsury
IN condition against which they contcnded so man
FULLY AND so successfully one short year asol Never
congress should never adjourn until the Pubc
Money is once more under the sanction Of law
what that law should be, we leave to Congress.
IN It's wisdom to determine On one point. how
ever all seem TO be Ogreed-that it should be plac-
ed beyond Executive control, whether 10y removal
or o'her~ise-slVe for the payment Of the debts of
the Nation.
n plan has been suggested to us, to the following
effect That the money Of the General Govern.
ment should be deposited as soon as received whe-
iher for duties lands loans in such Banks of the
states where received, are the repositories of the
iHndso OF the States Ia which they lie. Specie onl,,
oemg deposited, specie its equivalent be returned
and TINS bo rendered certain IN any manner Conprc.
might 10y Jaw determine. Money so denosi,cJ
should not be subject TO removal, so long ms the
o'ae Heposiies remained except Tor the paymcn, of
uoo'S u|e IN The State where deposited unless de
heieney existed for that purpose IN some other cnJ
then the transfer should he from the nearest B,nk
having snrplus-all such transfers to he repor,ed
10 The House Of Representatives on the frs, J,v Of
Inc HeHt session. Where there was no Bank m n
State IN which such State made her depo,i,,s-
men the receipts in such to he deposited in the
nearest Bank having State dePostes. THIS act
'"ou.d expire 10y hml''iion IN i mon'hs. We are
no neten' IS TO the mode OF carrying out the prin
p'e; but for the principle itself, We 60 to the death
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

This is matter that ought not to be los, sisht of
too the Silas Wright phslan1 will be rs ready 10
JON the opponents ofNew York. on this subject.
as they have been on that of the Public Lands"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

r, TLiZAhEIHr'wN, y. } August 3Ist, ISL
Hon. J. NJ. BoTrs-Dear Srr-Ii,y,ne ms, In
ca mat you are IN the city OF New York, we EN-.
grace the earliest opportunity of soliciting, you 10
meet your friends IN New Jersey. We can never
.o'sst '"e noble course pursued 10y you in vindirlt-
M. our own Broad Seal and have Ior,,ci ,s -
s'ynen TO tell you on the soil of New Jersey how
lny ana warmly we appreciate your dl.in,erested
Recent events have again imposed on YOU duty.
~ 'He u'-cAarSe OF which you evnced the same un
inehlng regard for principle which ms rn,rls, ,,,,
Po'ica' He and which has added to the great obi
cations a'renoy due you from the Wing party.
We are instructed IN the name and behalf of IN a..
l.i@aocthiown TiPpccanoe Club" 10 reques, yo",r
convenience. ''"
WIN sentiments Of great respect,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

Among the visitors to our city during the las,
week u has been a eradication tn meet with Mr..
n' IL. Wilde and MIR Baltic Pey'on, both formerly
distinguished Representative IN Congtcss, the one
rom Sco g'e, the other hom Tenn, ssec. Tho
e."It "i these gentlemen has lately returned frum
ii'n.ned visit to the elias, e shores OF Italy, ard
ny pJ 'u,'e' - on summers excursion from New
S''eahSi MS present place of rcSi,leucc-Na, mi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
By ant With the adriee and eoHssHi oCihs Ssnafs
Edward Brooks, Collector Of the Customs al Do
lroit, Michigan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
JUDGE UPSHrR-

\ Washington correspondent of the Now Vol
Express, gives the following notice of Judoc Irpsb,
a tu.ni OF President Tyler, whom we meriion.b
yesterday as likely to be OF the Cabinet # re- mol
c..sd. Judge Ofshur may hive Virginia ,bsrr,r.
tons Tor q. that We know, but he Is uudoup,, iI,
gentleman o. vNceedIng worth, extensive read,n,
AMI 4 good wrter.-U. s Gas.
There great CNcitcmcnt here. however and
great bitterness on all but the Opposition s,,jc ,bIrn
IS Of course IN an ,cstacy. Rumor saws. ii tbe,r Inc
a ne" tauInc', Judge Upshur, Of VrrsIni,. vi
have large hand IN i5rmlnc u. Judge Urshiir is ,
man over nifty, lawyer, ard planter in lower Vir-
siuA' ON lhe eastern shore, IN wlse's District IIe
Is man OF letters, rather Ouixctic, has talents
though superior indeed, and can cut and shave IN
an argument as close any man living. He has
jealous IDEAS Of the beauty and utility OF tho ,yc
~ system, and con knock any man living down IN
on the theory OF that point. Webster and he ar,
as tar aphrt m opinion as the Poles They could
not probably agree upon any thing, even unon Two
and I"o, ana certainly not upon two and The
Judge VII debate al. cay whether angels can see
IN the dark, and could make I whole book ONT If
eniy or qusdaiu As for John Bull. # Lr is
made Secretary Of State, ON:crd AID Cambr;dse in
England may give up 10 him both IN mathematics
and logic. The Judge Is 4 wing though. Il ,-ood
Whs-a poetic Wing too. lie Is wealthy and wise
so deemed by al the Wings around him in his
part Of Virginia. His family IS among In. first IN
tie state tie is good man, too, but does not
I've 10 tins practica. word Of ours unfortunately
being only locker on at d, from the loop holes OF
retreat on an OUT OF the way shore Of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
ny AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT TnE rIRsr SrssI0s OF TwESrr.SE-
rEsrH CONGRESS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

% the iih Of September, aged two years and
months, Wa. MoRRAT, only son Of VIM. Mur.
rsy Of PoNhatsn county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
SEPTEMBER, lsIl.
EIETEEN uINDnLn ..,cnn

OFSTAPLE AND FANCY FAIL AND IyJyTcD
X y GOODS
W. snSci"r's h"yH Ia store their tniiTc Stock Of Fall
anu w inter by'DS which they offer CITY and eouu.
ny 'I lais 10y the package piece then usual az.
'oHuoiang terms our stock very general and M a.,
uil"su'y commanding character O great leading ss,.
perhaps. the best SUPP w have ever h,anI a
oe We PROMISE uhc mode of payment being r9u.n ihat
'S shti hr a. l"w similar Goods can bs baI IN Lr
l@nN"Sa any where in the United states aud landed here
We Will simply add, that the present H. a very t,yorrIr
moment Tor iul ug ant establishing laTrc u.rkc, m
our Ntaic-h mhfCr, w. should presume Of The bgb, ~
Importance 10 the country drEc.
I. j. :. JAMES & co,
- Glohc 'quate
MANAGEItS' -. q. GUEGOnY A CnIS,
... - OFFICE.
IA NJ. ~ hEI No. ~ ~ UI-thr Grand CapiilI Of
sNo,opO IN Nircin a Lccshufs Lottery, Glass No 30
IhMu 10 'uuc' House, MoIi'y evening asi-,4 scu ca
II. Whytc, Eel Petersburg Va '''" w
b y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
L so ''' wv iomN Gordon
AUCTION CARD.
IlI.IL1HIE RHII nu.r, 4

''I's|'FT'IFT WTtTT ENTITE
~ Intention BE- collected our sale Jttt4 nav g.,,
lots, In 'H,kcr's Addition ~ " '' '''''"' IVY
plat u the properly be accn ~ our Store
70 INI.OES a BROTHER Aucta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
MAAAGEus' -. q. GUEGOHY a co...
Il T. vi o VAL.
STEGER a. SEATON.
.-,,y,,u..,.,

AVE taken the oiTsc over walc W wooLIri,-s, Com
IN ss"n store, three doors bet " toe Hrl Tavern, ~
10y ai'nh rae superior aui Inferior Counts nf the On, C
nn,,nin'nh and the counties 81 Hcnrco PowLaian and
,.1ls placed In their hands, r collection Wi. receive
R'icrcnC"s-Gou. BERNARD Pcytou. anI wo,rl,,n. Nc,
ITui"t a Co, Richmond, Va. srg 80
ANiNIEN HbEACHED OIL Ill casks Of ia,
-, ''tHu'si hirtrliet Oh, Has day lansing
We I'I nave regular EuuutsF Ut the
lI"n Ne" h'll"Td Mass. Tho on manufactured At Thai
I '' '''i sustained ligl Character Tor It's purity
So DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
RICHMOND WING.

rubLiaHED DAtLr AND SEnI-wEEELr, Nv
,. ". pLEASASTS, AND A. MOSEt.ES
E -. ..s'..s -..........,.....sS per annum.
''"' '"'sS .-s'.-..-..............tj per annum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

NNLIEEN quarter pipes n the above r,t, Ltaf,d HAN.
by, under Custom House lock, the purry h,rcinrc
guar a"'cd Tor Ear upon Gygta'le fc,ruF. fhis ,ay
sou UANENpOWT a tIIUN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

The following sketch OF Judge Upshur, whose
name has been repeatedly connected OF late with
great events, IS extracted from 'e,ter dated 2nd
inst, and written from Washington byu correspon.
den, OF the New York Express. Great as our re-,
speet certainly IS for the personal character. talents
and elcqnerceoi Judge UPshur, we should lam, nj,
to see han translated from the Virginia Bench To the
Cabinet, at Washington. We are rather inclined 10
think he is one Of those errauc Whiss who would
he very apt to oppose all Hhig measures, and unless
he has uoen wrorSei by the report which ascribes
to HIM great admiration for John c. Calhoun, we
should regard thai aIorc as sort Of political rdso.
>yHeTa'y u ely disqua.ifying him for ali PRACTICAL
purposes The Judeeisa very honorable man. but
hrs men'a. organization is too uuenuatei and ain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
HLEACuKD on
NOTII,Ir

III " y" I"rcwarn all persons against trading Tor or
"h'IW''e receiving, Hpui executed hy N.Y. eli tn
.'"tEr webb for th" sum OF els, bearing iic on tc
i'h LAY ~ September ISL and uadc payable months ~
i'r dal" as d Determined MOTTO Iay tic same under !.
listing circumstances '' ~
sc 9=wjf WARMER ~ PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
SADDLEHY AND GINS

WE have just received 10y tho sIp IIlrklwny from Iy
SaiicTy. WV '''''
ALSO,
~ cases oi fine Eugl.h sirglr anI u,tIre Gpps ,yit
PERCUSSION AMI hut locks NJ Dtmiarut and Wirc rs,
h"I'.'' 90 NANl.EW, SMITH & 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
MOND:
THURSDAY monNrse. srprnMuam 0
THE FISCAL CORPORATION BILL.


The postscript in this mornings paper will pro.
oaeiy announce the fate of this important Bill
we shall deeply rcsiet its loss, Iu, nave made ur
our miTds 10 bear It maniuiiy. We do not see
now the country, the South especially, can posi-
by get along in the present deronsed state of the
currency and exchanges, without some common re
su'aor. Unless the people are ameniatiy blind to
their own Interests they aad will not submit
long to such n condition of things. Without a
sound currency, the value Of property is continually
hueiuai'ns, and always uncertain. Neither the
Land Bill with all its blessings any of the other
wise measures OF the Extra Session can eompen
safe the country for 4 vicious circulation
We hope and trust, that II the Bill is vetoed. il,
wiil be accompanied 10y some ndica ION or shadow
ing forth OF the true views of the Executive in re
ference Ia the subject. Let MS understand II SIN
gle geam Of hope for the relief of the conn
ny, or whether clouds ard darkness mus, rest ON
the currency question hr the next three years
Our readers, however, will perhaps know all before
reading these ines.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

;JS Read the reflections Of the able Editor Of
the Express on .Ne0 York poliiics,-which with
some variations, might well apply to our own me.
recIan. We should not in the least be surprised +,
an effort were made through the country 10 effect
repeal Of the Land Bill, and therefore we invite mar.
tcuar attention to the subject. The Mldisonisu
gives to the measure what we cons,rue perhaps g..
Toneous.y' into reluctant AMI equvocal approba-
lion:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

w Lha'' 1i ""ucd sn iryur" Ui saws ~ Srcar's H..
ZEE 1'n'a'ud Gre1vra Manufacture. CONSISTING ~
~ NI, '"H'ni, UIuI uul Pgnuol saws. Plane Irons
Nt's' 'tscs' G"urcs and other joiner. Tool. Of tho
Same quality, Tor sale. " ''
90 vANLEw SMITH 60.
IIOhT & cos OFFICE. Drawing rutrra bon I'M,
- w'rmn-. Capital. fU1, lrWn, ~ NJ 100 c.
l'k'i- 90 ~ Nrs-l1 druVuHa Gur sr.cfus. Come for
ih" Tril,a tp IDYT 4 CO.'S. Az o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
a rAnI"T ~ yy,A.n.,A.g =. AND mo.

D.. ~ SEu WANTS.
For Sale privately, 10 remain IN Richmond or ts
Vicinity,
{ pSSl,IlNG " nvrry hkcy Mu'auo Woman, p, y,lra
- mI .hC BE- good Cook Washer and Ir.r,r ami g,,,c
a. UuuH" Servant hears ccp'iou,hr rI,srsccr
NO hcr t.ur ,uldr'u two Boys and ~ ysars obi. and
Two Urls and yea old WV
Ihoy atc nli pr 100 suiHuf good character mud re-.
"'rka"y Ikoy. II. H. DICKINSON
.'' AuctT.
PAZOHS .NANLEw, SMITH 8 co have irst ,cc
~ c'yod ~ the slp Hark1wFy, cSfrusiys os,,, m,
uao. ' wv "'lu,.,"
IANNER5 on ObbIs, for aac.
So JOHN \ Gordon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09

UANLEW, smITU 4 60, are in rc,,ir, ofays.
~ largo assortment Of Hardware cutlery, Guns auI
Pt' which frcy have just imported rutu ENGLAND hy Oh
SLIP. U1tlwHy aud UNITED states Their fark viii con.
rf nf heavy iitIdwarr AuvF Vices, the very m a
quality lIrtr ~ 'y'y dra,r rinn. ilgs, Saw nu T,er
FOODS. of Eurherg, bhuu'r, Gr'aNos and NatfLrb AMI
| ~h,phrra' manufacture Rodgers and Wnurub,
enc able aId pu. krt Gallery Wade aud Hmri,ers' E,
and Frssoia-viIli fuI assortment of A,pcrir,n
Hardware Uf tho best manufacture, wIrI u,ev one, ~
their customers on The usual t,rms.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
IPuRLIc-No. lO.l

AN ACT to appropriate the proceeds Of the sales
OF the public lands, and to grant pre-enption
rights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-09
HARDWARE. GUNS. AND CUTLERY

I7nl tl-unst IIlUowt. Whci Pau. - 1I rl'r on lIc
m'f r'asuuthirtcruF, 10y
" 81 william PALMER
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10

get Il only BY sacrificing my teeth, would as
cbeerlally part wththe!n as / would for one hen
bred thousand-for the end would be the same
whether attained for one dollar or a Million
i think you are getting on dictionary stills,
Mss Archer said Mrs. Carvl, who could not
with her narrow mind quite comprehend the drift
of her apprentice 5 argument I" 'spose You
mean TO say if your mother wanted money, you'd
sell your teeth to get it for her
Yes, indeed, would, answered Caroline,
frnly.
Then Won might go and get wolk where you
could-i'd have no toothless girls about me to
frghten people awayl'
Caroline sighed returned the sympathiz;ng
pressure OF the dark-eyed apprentices hand, IN
der The table, and bending over her work piled
her needle in silence.
TTIa In Hon{ nd