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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
pannY EIssler.

0SInC6 II Is Il6 1dShtoAs a. AetStaes@ $50
Third says, we must cen say something a
bout Fanny Elsser,-but what can we say!
In the frs. place we never have had the ago.
mixing delight Of beholding her, and know
not what sort Of q diUine 'critter' she may be.
By all accounts We gather from the. press,
she seems to be spirit dropped from the
ariel world, to exhibit to US poor mortals q.
specimen Of the manner in which they "trip
the light fantastic toe'' in fairy regions.
There are many different methods Of getting
through this world.-Some fight their way
through il .-others pray through it.-others
again pass through it by the labor of their.
hands,-whilst Fanny, Princess Of Pironet-
ties, glides through it with hop, skip, and
Jump. We saw copy Of the Crescent Ci-
/ w. containing the first number of brief
b;ooranhieal sketch Of the celebrated dan
sense, embellished with an excellent engra-
wing Of the "divine'' She is there repre-
4 sented as being big at both ends and small ~
q The middle; built most delicately on the
wasp order, and holding in one hand bot
tie. and in the other purse; at least, 1t SO
4 appeared 10 us ~ hISt slSnt, DAs' Va $780,
! examination we discovered our ungallan'
I mistake,-what seemed at the first glance te
9 be bottle, proved to be half-closed fan
{ and the purse-castanets. Il is said she i
10 receive 81, 900 per night at the St
s Charles Theatre, New Orleans, for throwing
i out one foot and standing on the other. On
g thousand dollars per night How much bet
J ter il IS to be light-toed than light-fingered
i Ia addition 70 the enormous sum to be pal
i her, cher keeI-taps, or hangers-on," are
> receive $500 per night, for 1--WE suppose
le standing on both their feet. Hard times, il
deed!-scarcity Of money!!- Don't mentio
III ST. When this dancing divinity arrived
o. New Orleans, thatcity $50 says the : Natchs
ed Gutter q sbecame one great dancing hous
~ and the citizens. until their fit was Owe
might have been seen jostling each other
long the ssreets an trying different steps
OF If Fanny visits st. Louis, Louisville, e
ed which We imagine viii be the case, ---as g
ed ascends The Father Of Rivers, the alligasoss
az the Mississippi. win undoubtedly serena
ef- her with lheirspiris- stirring notes, whilst !
!. catfish III extaey viii be dos-a-dosing.
! -
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

NJ We are authorized BY numerous
friends of B. ROWAN HARDIN, ESQ. g
announce his name as q candidate for he
nresentation IN the Lever Branch Of the
State LEGISLATURE. from the county Of Yazoo,
at the November election.
The .sYazoo Banner viii please copy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

o. We have received the first number Of
the .Naichez Gutter, . newspapers Issued
from the press on the 5thinst. and published
ON Levee Street, lUnder-the-H ill,l e. Nat
chez and principally devoted % the commer-
eial interests of the City Of she Bluffs
we know not BY whom il is edited and pub
blished, as BY some oversight. no name APP
pears ID its columns purpoFsing to be either
editor OF proprietor, but We presume II owes
lis existence to James Edwards. gentleman
veil qualified 10 command the ssCutEerp ..
mid prosperous Or adverse winds. rs Sc.
Iec.ions are jndicious The editorial depart
menl gives promise Of utility and interest 4
every class 0f readers its advertising pat
ronags Judging fromthe number before us,
l.wjll IS Of considerable extent che work
nansiip is neat, and IFS general appeatanct
highly efedisable. The sscutter has on
best wishes foi successful cruize.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

0r The Wing meeting which vas held
in this city on Saturday last, adjourned un,
till Saturday. the 10th dav Of April next.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

= NJ We commence to-day the publication
of Tale. which will be continued in subse-
ouent numbers-entitled "GREEN LEHMAN
a Tale of Real Life.'--It is the production Q
a resident of this place, and by what We hav'
perused of il, Judge thar twill be highly in
teresing 10 its readers.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
- De EdIlor 81 &c VIZ:

SIR-Your paperof the 18th inst. came g me
with on invitation from some gentlemen of Ben
ton ID become candidate for The lower House ot
The Legislature. Win You please e return,
through thsaame channel, my sapeetinl aeknoVl 1
edments 10 those persons, and cay g hem snat e.
ter some reelection Ihave concluded e assent g
their solicitation and leave the ISSUE With thepeo.
ple Of Yazoo county
Here, under ord aFY circumstance this com.
municaiion ought 70 end, but e y proper ahat
should add that ~ clEennle ena lAei atom
ars such thaf should hardly feel justified i tx
inr this course bnl Fl sasonn which i i alsi
proper / should Explain.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
ADVER Use MEN is
THEATRE.
Chancery Court at Dresden,l Feb'y Term,
TENNESSEE, l64l.
d. N. NeWcomb s. Co. complainants,
rNr;c;naI Pift

Chancefy Court ~ DfesdensS FeR.y Term,
TENNESSEE. l84l.
D. N. NeWcomb s. Co. compliments, d
VS.. Original Bill.
Riley Tolls s. Jonathan Lamb defend IS
5WTPON motion Of compliments by Their So
~ icitor, ii appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court. that Riley Tolls one OF the de-
fendendats. IS q nonresident Of this State,
mi. Is q citizen Of Mississippi 1T is there-
fore ordered BY the sCourt, that publication
lie made in the Yazoo City Wing, news
paper published ii Yazoo City, for three
weeks in succession, commanding the said
Riley Tolls to appear on or before the next
Term Of this Court, to be held on The third
Monday in August next, al the Courthouse
4 Il Dresden, and answer said Complainantsi
Bill of Complaint 81 the same will be taken
for confessed as 10 him and set for hearing
* parte. S. A. WARNER, l1l'k ~ Mast'r
BY A. u. GAMES, u. q. q ~
The Bill charges that they purchased q
one Francis D. Malay, two notes Of hand q
& said Tolls, amounting u all to about lns
lsuua of Three Hundred and Twenty-Five
J, Dollars. that said Jonathan Lamb IS largell
Il indebted 10 said Tolls, they therefore pEa.
that said Lamb Be decfeed % pay 70 then
the amount due them out ct what be
owing said Tolls, and for general relief.
FITZGERALD.
Solicitor for Conn
March 28, 1871 lP'r. fee So HIS
BLlA NIX DEEDS
q For sale al THIS lice.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

bids fair % be, ifii Is nor already. success.
lal rival g interest and vii tie y6luable
Picayane
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
Boston plantation, 2sd March. la4l.
FOR THE WING .

FOR THE WING.
james n. SteUens, Esq;
Through the medium Of your paper,
would suggest the name Of the Hon. G. D.
GIBBs, Of your city, as gentleman well quail
fled torepresent Yazoo countys in the ensu.
ing Legislature. will the Hon. @. D. g. con
sent to have his name placed before the PEG
pie as 4 candidate for that oficsl An earl,
answer from him will be gratifying TO many
of his friends Of BENTON.
March IA, I84I.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

EgVDfl8m Cotton Seed
WNTE have received small lot Of genuine
w EexPT1AN CoTToN SEED, direct from
Egypt, which we will sell at Sc per bushel.
The Cottons Of Egypt sell for nearly dou-
bic the price Of American. Those who wish
to try it, can be furnished BY the undersign-
ed with the seed.
M. B. HAMER, & Co.
Yazoo City. March 10. 1871. 36-tf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

BI.s1ll VIZ DEEDS
or sale AZ this G ice.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
Y AGO CIT Il.

5.A. aT9vgmes gDaToas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
From "a. .Niw Ori.sn, Dee. OF sepi. %.


uEALru oF VicgsRuRa.-wc sisted some day,
ago that Eieksburg was t0Vascd by malignant
amu lAial disorder Ia relation 20 this subject, th,
wing OF Tuesday the rlNt, Eoys:-"we regret u
say that the nealh OF our city is bad very bad us
worse Than 1t has been any time this scns,n. Du.
ring the las, week the sexton reports 10 lu,ermeni,
IN the pubic burying ground, and two intcrmcnt,
were made the same time ia private grounds. As
yet there is no abatement. but the contrary con
siderable inccaSe at disease The attacks aTc yeTy
indignant md difficult to manage. Our phy,ic ians
uer ~ 10 the character ol the disease, assert
ing that - ysH fsrey. while others deny il. We
k""" nothing ut It "ursclt, bat certain Il Is that the
'eNer by wh'tever name It may bo called. is very
malignant IN its Character, and Singularly fatal.
u may no, he nm'ss here TO say that we deem tho
"'"lc now EXISTING wholly unnecessary. The ts
ease whatever u may Ice, u So fatal rs in 1871
or $50 Upon Tcicrcncc tie oical reports iuI 1888
We hni that the deaths too Scriembcr, October pnd
November, perini ol three months, amounted to
us, or 394 per mouh'-Thus tar the reports do not
come up To that standard"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
We begin to thlnk, we snail enjoy
Prescription

Some OF the speakers at the Loco meeting Tues
day night were very pathetic the sui Jet Of pro-
seTipHon-" What! turn man out Of office Tor op,n-
ION sake - Sd the vororab Editor cf the Enquirer,
and be bIunIer,d ou.righlal ihe dca Of such nor.
Ho.c #nhumauiy. friend desires US to inquire
where wc'c the Jenrs If this tender hearted crea-
'urc, when Gen. Jackson WIS moving DIVA his
hundrcdsl I'D he weep thea Tor the women and
children who were thrown penny less upon the
cold charities # the world, because their husbands
or fathers hau dared to think contrary TO tie Des
pots wishes Let us hear when and where he raised
hIs voice against the ruthless prescription Of Jack.
son. IL acts in character to rail ngains. that
system, By which he has prof,ed so much. The
public Offices groan under his kindred Or adhercnts
10 whom, II equal justice were administered
'hcy would fare Ju; little better than the victims o,
Jickson's and Van Buren's tyranny.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
From Ne kansichd J.GeysoHian, Oct >.
EDUC ALTON CONVE\TInN

! This convention assembled, pursuant TO previous
nnticr, at CrrkShurs, Harrison county Va, ON ,l.
sih uIlImn, aud adjourned ON the evening OF the
9h. sixteen counties were represented, aud one
bundled and eleven delegates attended.
n set oi resolutions wcra adopted by the ronvcn.
ton, from ~hich VIC select the ioi'owin. a. bsip,
the most impcrtsR':
Esso'rea, That IN the opinion of the committee.
u Is highly proper and eNpedcnt that the convcn.
ton should urgently recommend to the citizen. of
clch County M the State of Virginia the y
and importance Of holding county and nrirh ,or.
hood meetings upon the all important subject of
eduration, a. which proper lectures OF addresses
should toe delivered by competent persons selected
Tor that pGTpOSc.
RsS"!rsd, That for the purpose of primary in
s'rucion, the several counto, OF the state ought to
oe divided into school districts, Of from four To SIX
miles square, except rs peculiar circumstances p,,y
require that they should be larger OF sm,l.cr: ami
Tat the people OF the SCrcTa, districts should annu
ally elect Tor each district board OF instruction
"h'ch sha' nave the management and control uf
The schools IN their several districts: together with
that ~ iho funds S1 apart for their Supi ort
IL Solrsd That the principle OF district t,xn,io,
Tor The support ot primary schools to supply nny
Gen iency which now exists, or may con inre H.,
eh 81, ~ the funds e the commonwealth devoted 10
convention. 800
RsSo!rsd, That a committee should hc nppoin,.d
to rrcp'rc memorial the Leg slature of he St,te
earnestly requesting that body to establish a morc
''"c'" anu emclent primary or common school
system, suggesting the pToptIcy oi uyes. inc thu,
part ~ the proceeds of the sales Of the pubc lind.
coming 20 Nrrg mia under a recent pct of Congress
IN some profitable stock; ana applying the proceed,
OF tho S'mr together with the sum now aIiov,d ia
primary schools, To the benefit OF said system, and
after that shall toe fully accomplished, then In nm
ply the Surpiu', # any, TO the benefit OF Academies
and Colleges.
MIR Mkee OF OHIO, presented the "ourlin.s Of
a plan tor the improvement OF common schools m
Virginia, prepared At the request OF the Kanawha
Lyceum 10y HeHry RuGuer," which was ordered IN
be laid on the table ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

Ns.'PeI and the labor OF their industry rewarded.
on VIII enable e'ch one OF them to iorses link in
$50 Suah oi commercial interest which will
'oreNe' 0ind this Union together. You will cradle
len TO scatter the blessings of edcuation
&c" n'fuet>; TO send "the schocma ster abroad" 10
VIC 90" oil every cottage; and To bros To the ser
80 VI n's country many an INDECENT youth that
NiSh' Otherwise have as cd throrsh lite lucknow
i"S Nnd unknown. You vii ,n,lle th,,n ia ~
CP,n lothe liSht OF day many t,cl mine nj know-
S'Ss uiat might otherwise remain forever conceded
oNn'aIh 'he depths OF isnoNncc and vice. You
VII enable each State To establish a moral garden
,." us UNITS tor the cultivation of many men-
On the desertcr"
AhoSe Sn,ts that are in dcSt will be enabled to
'e'Ne uhe'' erizcns from the burdens oi ,aSat,oc,
80 y" 0"hsGmmaie those SplenGh titHsts at dumcS-
"S improvement that have been imptdCd by the
P'S>serc OF me times. TAev viii be enable To ic-
Sa" '"er partial lost cred, abroad, restore the
v.s1.' OF American stocks IN the European market,
''u To save our common country from the ojum OF
a. 's'sird Ut ITS pshted frh.
"l '"'S beautiful, tins harmonious system into
"P'f'ton, and no one estimate the blessings tho
"" result IRON II, no one con- torcSCc the rich har
'S' o prosperity that future c'ncrNuHu~ " 40 reap
from our pr,sen hoors. T.; biIsh system which
- - wen calculated, To- dcNcIup the physical aud
,"'e'e''u'I resources OF a .r,,t People, and the
"'o'' S"eiis with the W v poetry or fc,ln. as It
v""'emP'Nes our future destiny. Can the mind
u"'' upon more sublime spectacle than that at
'h's vast continent, t,nln;Cd ly Gify millions OF
'e'nss, divided into separate aud independent com
'"'"'"'S, 'Il bound together 10y the strong ties of
interests aud all cuon-thc abode OF intelligence
i'E"eme"i, aud free institutions after all these shall
nave "cen swallowed up 10y The ;umu't end faction
wheh ere undermining the Governments of the Oh
N",' believe that the great principles ct An.
60. amcrican civilization btc not To be confined To
the p'c>cnt limits ot our Rcpuu.c. | believe that
'''iS feN.sesS curtvnt will continue TO roll on uiI IL
SHAT sweep over TINS Western World, f,cm Green
.'nu io Cape Horn. ANA W 90 not sop even here
IL Wi sui, 20 We,tSdrd--it will sutLuc t,um So
wage dominion the islands ihrt dot the surface ui the
~! Iac'h'; It WI U,uMossly reach the shores oi
J'oan and China; u vii osccad the s,cppes of tho
tlmma.Ch and Caucasian mountains; It wall uIu
m'toy reach the ior.ss ot Germany, whence IL
spTars 10 redeem It's plreut son from the grasp OF
d-spni.Nm oni decay. " sh No higher honor than
In give az lNPutlS 20 this mighty movement
whh 40 csoatcc fame thin a,d IN laying one stone
IN ih'> mighty iaHrc, beneath which millions Will
rcpnSe 90 peace an h,ppiness long after we Shll.
nave departed ana our nantS shall be forgotten.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

FL Mr.. Tyler It is said, Is making dead set
at the Loco Focos. As only abou, one Wb,s in
three huut'ed and scventy.fye, IS disposed to 20
along with HIM and his little squad, in denouncin,
Mr.. Cay and the Wing members of Congress. the
Locos constitute mis- chief rc..aac, We are p'e,sed
to hear' that the probability s that he will make a
very considerable inrold upon the ranks of the Io
ros proper. by the and of N;r Webster and Mir
Gushing, oni these recruits re " n be able 10
push aside Van Buren, and Benton, and make him.
&c 'he candidate Of the Locos. We wee advised
%" t.s effect, more than six weeks ego, by 4 cor.
respondent, who assured US II was settled m. 1.
r, hat the next col,es; would he between Mr.
Tyler and Mr.. Clay. Our correspondent, al,hu,
unknown to US, wa, kind enough 20 add, that !,
would DC to our Interest to support MIR +, end he
wished we would consulti,. We were rot exactly
aUe TO take stock in the concern, but We wish II
success wiki al. our heart. The leading L.,cus
link, that 10y keeping captain Tyler" IN st4,c
Of constant alarm, by bawng IN his eas--"!Le
Wigs are trying 10 head you"-they will be able
to Slip moose over his head themselves. In this
scheme they are operating very vigorously, and
with every confidence OF success. We should like
to see them outwiued by ih-ir supposed vis,im.
lis sport {. SEE the Engineer
Hoist wt!i his own peI4rI
We begin 10 think, W. snail eni,,v ti;. C,, 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

Tbs gentleman has gut forth an Address u bic
constituents. From h1siy glance at portions Of IT,,
We infer that D: j., but little credi5bo to his patriot.
'm or poIuca. integrity. SunJfy h1rh impuu.
TONS have been INDUCED respecting him, and unless
le P7n., We have not read, shall dispsI tl,m, we
'N'i 'e forced 20 the conviction thit they are lust
we hate trading politician tho very worst Of al
o'her chirc.crs-txcopt o hypocuto. II the two
en'me'er meet, as they often do they constitute the
most damnaJIc amaglm, which the wi, Of the Faith.
er Of 40 Evil ever concoct,d.
We will refer to thu, Address moro at .args 10.
mOrfOw.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

Mcssrs Eiitors-l observe that Gov Ctlmcr las
thrown aside a. disguise and shown himself an cpan
L0oOiOco. have no complaint 10 1'lcgc agning, the
g'nNemgn, on that account At least, will alIegc
none. leave th0t for others. Bot would c,tI
your attention 10 his vote for a LDcp IN c,nrcxop
viii the report that he Is ono 81 Mr. Tylof's prjrg
council. The public my infer from Tint. that Nj
Tyler would have gwen the same VOC, and t.ksr
equally decided Loco Focos ground. do not think
20. have watched matters AZ Washington n,.,,y
closely, and have persuaded myself TINT the
ea5ai were using Mr. Tyler Tor their oioq ,udq and
not for his. II you recncct. hey have orpo.cd
nearly oll the measures, which he approved, and
yet by affecting to he his ffcnds. keeping homsove,
10 n position TO profit by his bad or GOOD fortune
merely throw out this suggestion.
Yours.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
NORFOLK, 2IOct., III.
10 NE Eltlors Of The Jyhig,

-''Nf.'ihf - DIt'i ~.
10 NE Editors u the wig.
Genromcn-As Dr.. Mallory seems disposed TO
IN kc tho issue between himself and his cors.itt
cnts matter Of general public concern 10y cruising
a republication IN your paper Of his lttJct upon The
committees appointed by the meeting IN Norfolk Be-
rough, they request that tho reply thereto by one
OF tine committees, published IN the Norfolk Herald.
lew days after, may also APPEAR in Inc wing
The attack, though nominal usde on the Com.
miu'c alone, is evidently levtIicd no au thit com
posed tho meeting, upon the principle, VIC p0sume.
dat discretion iG the brrcr p1rt ur vilor Hence.
the hlmsy stmtagcm Of making the committee the
scupc goat 10 answer for the sln at the meeting in
daring 20 complain of his misrepresentation of their
feelings and opinions. Whether .h.s plan 10 avert
/ the Indignation Of the meeting from the in,cmpcr
o'c language he has thought proper 90 indulge IN
wards than, can succeed fsmlius to bs tested. II
we may, however, he allowed 10 predict upon this
OCCASION, we venture 10 Etctsl, taat this scheme
vii. prove 10 bc about succcssfUl as the attempt
| head. yours
We have no:ssen the reply alluded to-, will B.,
| pub.shsd, if sent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
rom nENT, Oi,I.,.A.E

W ,n'u' o.. "u Oh" tur't icsHug fTHui Cary stree
-, u" NaN"' hu'E" "Ht immediate Iussr-- un given
lucy nave LATCH u''rE % thorough r.p,ir ami no
. ~, .'' "- ." iu.t &C h'tug r,Uftc -,.itair or ro
-. IiI'! lr-s'rs u. il' cyEN"urno"s urccssarv Tor
lN' iii'r-"r 'n o." routed ten, tH,ur very v,
inr Tavern ur House OF Prystc nv,
,'''- - 'H.l~ WIN h'" places rui sTart.us pu.fs
Room - ~ % irHt 9Th Grr Ylrr. n
gn,,l lri aud uh"r .fiytufag.- ''''-'''
lhs !lHu-" ts retired .I -Iti bon u, r.ttr. ,..
4'l "l. rh"'i di u'" from SuOrsuo War, hDus.-,,n
N'n''nt especially iu planters oitrTa tom tl, rn
'' '' "'h'N h'cT-I 0--ss tHyIurEe- u any ucr.rn
lo s", To IA undertaking. To good tenant thn
Iayl"t, If tIc llish Cuusiallr's on. c,rrur - ~
ia u anvil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

The crowd OF beauty end fashion which Assem-
hled at the Exchange Lost evening, to listen 70 tho
concert Of these truly extraordinary people, eynced
by their repeated pIuudi's, the success which mus.
attend their efforts hereafter There were present
az least two huodred Of the very elite Of our ctzsn,
who were luminous in tie opinion, that the en-.
ieriainmcnt was OF an order NJ once unique, and
superior to any ever before offered to the Richmond
publir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07

iLj@ MECHANICS ASSOCiArION.-The
Association Will hold us regular monthly meeting
10 night, IN the sess On room OF the Pad Birtisl
Church, at hat past o'clock. &C =
iLj@ AUCTION SOTICE-Our sale THIS
MORNING, In ro { Of Store, wi, consist uf a VI.
mmey "i Superior Furniture, Prime Bacon, FIRST
Rate Gold Lever, Several good tlo,."s, &c
Cr lNI.OES s BROTHER Auc,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
From The .Nsio ORLEANS Bee Of Sfp,. 25
FROM TENAS

-, 10y the ) cam packet Kingston We have receive A
~ ~, 'Nes'n papers to the 18Th instant inclusive.
Inc Journals are principally filled with election re-
tUFns,-Gen,raI Houston appears to carry all be.
over three thousand. W."
nee mas been RIO, among some OF the pcop,e
o. ; el5y, IN which two individuals named Jsckto,
ami Lover were wounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT or RICHMOND
High Water, This day, 81 o'clock, A. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr Rochambeau, Morgan, Baltimore. sundries
10 ID Stamford = Co, WoubIe 4 Drnne. Bnvd
Etmonds X Co, Wyatt y White, c Palmer. On.
peGIon CrumP, Fry y Co, Lancaster Dcnby &
Co, W & - Christian, + Il Blur Bur,oo
Grgbbs Co, x q Winston, Davenport \ Allen,
Webb, Booker y Hamiton.
SAILED,
Schr Harriet, Hand, Phadelphr, tobacco. Sc
flour.
Steamboat Columbus, Goodwin, Baltimore, to5ac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-07
TO Tur EDlroas " rae wno.

'H1fi'hfhftfr, Dc'. OH, 1911.
F'n.'m.r: haze only moment since tha news
was received l.nm 900 tho p.ccnct,, 10 announce
me result Of QUE o cc'ino yesterday.
A'eF kiyna is elected w majority Of ~ votes,
"V,r 5. J.. Lake. The LOCI FocD candidate. G. w.
'.m'r VIII hrd injured cas- moro th.n d he had tl-
gen N..i 1nl open ground against us voted tHs
I''.g F".' I.n.l. Stnws show which way che
wind blows.
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