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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
The Packet ROats.

3C,.,.n-AA THE Packet Boats JOS. c. C.iBELI,
= Capt. Hun,ey. and JOHN MIR
SH4i.L. Capt Hull, will leave this place. alternate
~. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at II O'Clock
4. NJ BOYD. EDMOND & 70
July Is M if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20

Mr.. WOOD, ofNcw York, nominated tho Rev. Mr..
DosELLAS, Vi the Roman Catholic church
{ Nj ROOSEVE L nominated the kev. Mr.. iiAw-
LEY Vi the Episcopal church.
M UNDERWOOD nominated the Rev. Mr.
Fnrscp, Of the Episcopal chugch
The House then proceeded to vote, and the result was
as follow Messrs. CusnisG, WARD, and RoosyELr az
ting Tcers)
Wolc number Of votes 1873
Necessary To choice lO
Ofwhic,--
Mr.. MAFYITr received 133
Mr.. H,wLEY IL
MIR. FREscH So
So the Rev. Mr.. MsyriTr, having received maori,,
Of all the votes, declared duly elected Chaplain
the part Of the House for the present session.
On motion Of Mr.. BARNARD, the House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
VIEW GOODS.

NE W. GOODS.
HAVE received additional supplies Of New goods.
II which make ny assortment good agau--snd which
will be sold very cheap.
MERCHANTS
will find desirable Stock u select from in psskag IN
their assortment, and at ggiess give ..'sfs sio.;
JOHN q. MEM.
Dr. 9 3w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-20
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SECOND SESSION.
WasHIsGros, dec. I'D. 1871.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


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III. n,,san, The Kenor, lies On the tabI.
After another Intellectual attempt. by Mr.. CUSH-
ING, 10 proceed 10 the election of a chaplain Mr.
RI. MORE. offered the following:
Resoited That for the further organization Of the
House. in addition 10 the Standing Committees provided
for BY the Rules the Speaker appoint the follow ing So.
lct Committees for the Session To conss, Of nine mem
beers each:-
4 Sclc, Committee on the plan of Finance recom-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-27
SUMMARY DISPOSITION of DEFAULT p7s.-

SUMMARY DISPOSITION of DEFAuL1r2s.-
A petition has been presented to the Missis-
sipPi Legislature to dispose in summary
way with defaulters in that State. II
prays the Legislature to "hang all public
agents who abuse their trusts, and to BAN
ish all swindlers." Were the prayer
granted, large body of respectable gen.
temen in that State unless the newspapers
grossly misrepresent their characters.
would be taking their travels in opposite
directions, one set to the borders of Texas,
and another to shat bourne whence no
traveller returns"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-27

A CoLoRED FoReER.-Aquilla Dutton,
a black lad, was arrested on Friday for
presenting at the counter of the Girard
Bank, Philadelphia, forged check, when
searched, other checks were found upon
him with forged names. He was commit
tod for further bearing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1841-02-27
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM ErRopE.

The packet ship North American, at New York.
in 81 days. brings Liverpool advices the 7th Jan.
uary inclusive. We copy the annexed items from
the American.
The important intelligence of the settlement of
the difficulties between China and England, have
caused a great sensation in London, and the tea
dealers have been panic struck.
The intelligence from India is almost as highly
important. aud we give such extracts as We have
rsen for.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MrnnAK- IAn. IL 1871.


The Speaker iaid before The House a communi.
cation from the Governor, iran,n itting semi annu.
al statement Of the condition Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling, and is Office OF dis
count and deposile at Morgantown, on the llth
inst.
On motion OfMr Erskine,
RfsoiDsd, That tbe Committee Of Claims enquire
into the eEpodIenoy OF 9ulbonsing the Board Of
Public Works to pay s344 i7cts. 10 Thomas Black,
ono Of the contractors for building a Bridge over
Jackson's river at Covngton, for extra work done
by him,
90 motion Of Ms Crulehfeld, tho report Of the
Committee on Eeciions upon the contested election
from Louisa, under confederation Saturday, was
ordered 70 be laid on the table.
Bills were considered in their early stages.
Bus Pasted.
The following ongrossed bills were read third
tIpc and passed
Incorporating The Clover Hill Railroad Compa.
pyi
10 authorize separate olections "a the counties Of
0roeRbTeT and Marshall;
Amending tho charter q the Town Of Wythyille
and
To establish the town Of FrankyilIe in the county
ofLoudoun.
On motion Of Mr. Robertson, leave was given "a
bring in'h bil amending the Charter Of the City d
Richmond 80 as TO empower the Common Council
% require that all live stock sold therein shall bs
FIRST weighed, and TO make oil proper regulations Il
hat end.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
THE HOUsE-YEsTERDAY.

Mr. Chopper, yesterday, called up his resolution
insructlng Senators to vote for resembling the
EEpunging resolutions The motion to take IN
was opposed 10y something's, on the ground. that
Protracied debate might ensue, and il was the
duty Of the House to lose no time ia deciding the
contested election from Louisa. Other of the Wings
thought now good time as any for action, and
being aided by the whole Loco ioco force, the mo-.
ton prevailed. As soon as the resolution was tax.
Cp, the previous question was called for, and Or
dered-ihUs cutting off all the sport which the Lo-
anticipated. The resolution was forthwith a.
doptsd, without debate, by majority Of tel.
Il was understood, and stated on the A,or that
the passage Of the resolution would not embarriss
Mr. Riyes, in The least When this fact became
known, the anxiety Of the Feds for the fate Of the
resolution subsidized Until then, there wns an ap.
prehension, that all Of them would vote for it, The
resolution will, Of course fail in the Senate.
Soon after the EGpunge was disposed Of, Mr.
Dabney offered resolution insiructng the L. s.
Senators to vote 0ginI a National Bunk. The
previous question was called, but after much de
bate, it vas Withdrawn. Then came a motion FOR
indefinite postponement Aftor much more speak.
ing, Mr. Dabney expressed his wish TO Withdraw
the resolution, on learning that Mr. Rives was a.
much opposed 10 a U. s. Bank as he was-but the
House had refused to permit the motion for indeh-
mite pos,ponsmeni " be Withdrawn, and until tina,
was done, his request could not lie granted. Be-
fore any vote was taken, the House adjourn.d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
Peiifioas

Petitions were presented and referred-bv MIR
food, OF VIM Moseley, and Others, for the passage
oil law allowing mechanics who may have butt
houses ior other persons, TO participate in the event
OF The insolvency OF the employer in fair proper
"y" w"h oenes creditors, IN the proceeds Of the
, neen ereeted-by MIR Carpenter a petition of rhos
Black, asking the payment OF a sum OF money for
extra work ON bridge lac had contracted to baild
'eross Jaekson's Rver--by MIR Fulton. of citizen,
OF the town OF Wythevile. Cor authority to raise
money 10y lottery for certain purposes-by Mr. Tan
zey OF citizens OF the county OF Nlononsalia for m.
incorporation Of a company To construct a road from,
Joseph SCOTS bridge on the Smiih6ed and Fish.
ing creek Road by Grandvillc and Hamilton to
in'eiseet the Beverly road at some point in the d.
TectIon OF PH,sburg-Ay Mr. Robertson, OF James
II. rafdner, Tor the remission Ola fine imposed up
on OF, MN oy the county court Of Bo,etourt-by MIR
Williams, OF citizens of the county OF Shenandoah
10, an increase OF tho tax pedlars' licensos-by
M, Stephenson fTyler, Of citizens OF the county
., Monongala, demonstrating against the formation
OF new county out ofparts of the counties OF Mo.
nongalia and Harrison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

loose f'om the party in relation TO the currency
question, then they found them pursuing him with
hsndsb hatred and blood hound ferocity. In the
opposition to Mr.. Rives, were they anxious to
m intan principles or To crafty revenge1 Let th,m
oe Drought up TO the touch-stone that divided the
party lines, and asked what great principle, dear to
the people of Virginia, MIR. Rvcs opposed and thew
would talk and endeavour to get away; and when
pressed to tell the truth, the fact would at length
ooze out and would be found that the great sin
was the refusing To sink or swim with the party.
tie was no eulogiSt OF Mr.. Rives, but he consider.
Cd that he deserved more credit for his magma mimi
~ aud patriotism than probably any other man in
the State. lie left one of the highest stations in
'heir party, when any gift which he might have
asked at their hands, would have been conlerred;-
he LETT them at lime when they were in the bloom
o. prosperity and power, when II was almost high
treason 10 hint that there was yet an omnipoteut
might in the majes.y of the reople;-at time when
the office holders had possessed themselves OF the
citadel OF their liberties. and laughed at all attempts
TO disodge them from their intrenched positions:-
al this time did this man look back TO the home of
MS ioretathess, TO Virginia, who had never bowed
the knee TO an IDOL such rs Van Buren,; he left be.
hind him all hope ofoffce and disticton TO come and
proclaim TO ms people that ruin was at hand; that
'helr liberties were beng prosrated that the Con.
sttutlon was being undermined; that by the con.
duct OF the party with whom he had CO operated
the far temple of liberty, erected by their fotela.
TIERS and the pillars OF the Constitution were reel.
ng and toiterns to their base; and with the assis-
tance OF gallant and noble spirits, with the Constu
ton IN one hand and Harrison IN the other had dr.
ven from the citadel OF their liberties the Cloths and
Nandhls who had infested il. He now took this
man from their hands, and gave him his hearty, his
free, his willing support.
lDebais 10 be Coniinusdl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

10 W' '"5"'H H's'"h,1f'
Presuming, foin the justice and eXpodiency OF
the mcssure that you will, during the present ses-
Sion create an additional Judgcship,o be associated
with Judge Nichols, for the Superior Court flaw
and Chancery for the City Of Richmond ond the
county n Henrco most respectfully bring u your
notice as a A. and proper person associate Judge,
the name If JAMES A. SEpDON, Esq. With
talents Of the highest order, he untes oil those re-
quisites which pre. emrently qualify him for the
station alluded 10. Although comparatively young
man, hazard nothing in saying, That IN legal ncu-
men and a profound knowledge q those principles
Of law and equity W essential IN tho character Of a
great iufsi, Mr. Seldom has nv suponofs Ap-
point him. therefore, 10 the place IN question, and
rest assured that it will be Of your most eli
Gent acts Tor the good Of the community. IN con.
ciusion, wou ID remark 10 those unaequainied with
Mr. Seldom, that il s only necessary to inquire IN
order fully 70 appreciate his worth and establish his
pretensioss. RICHMOND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

Ourv'nsrab'e neghbor affects 10 be quite resign.
ed IN spirit upon the result Of Nlr Rives' election
AS might have been anticipated by every lookef
on nj Vienna Tor the last SIX weeks he says, w
{. Rives has been elected Senatorlr How much
anxiety ard suspense might he have terminated, had
he chosen sooner 70 have announced this on,iciga-
tom How many csucYs,s might he have render.
20 unnecessary-hOw much trick, management md
mann uyrelng prevented, and saved those who had
recourse 10 theo from the modification Of having
employed them in vslui Tbs Truth Is. We suspee,
there ISL little humLug in this pfeten..on 10 have
anticipated The result SIX weeks ago. We believe
ooDtrariwise, that Loco Focosm INDUCED homes 10
ihe Iast-and ihat those hopes we're never r,Iin.
pushed until Mr. Chopper fra, and then Mr. Gre
cory announced on the Aoor the fact that they had
listened 10 the call Of patolpm, aher than the Sc.
ducuye and heaeherous ciresses Of faction and had
resolved 20 terminate the prolacted struggle AZ hey
could not but be sensible hsy wished il terminated
whose principles they approved. and whose gene
raj line iPoiucai conduct concided with tbeirowr
judgment-that is, tho great msjorty Of The sound
thinking and enlightened population Of vi e,n,a.-
~ We, VINO haye studied politicians for 20 wears
have arrived atany knowlcdge # men and eounto.
nanee'' we never saw such disappointment cha
gnn and despair exhibited, as were exhibited by IA,
adheren's Of the Rejected Dynasty, when Messrs
Lanehorne, CropPcr and Gregory successfully tool
the ho0r' and eHiinguished the hopes which Va
bnrepism bad imbibed from imp ,aeaeaBiliy. r,
be wise after the egoni, is weakness Which al
men are prone to inJulgein.
The Enquirer Of yesterday tsyss
\ HE then goes sgain into The public eouneil,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

have seen with much pleasure announced rs
candidates 10 represent city in the onsung lie.
eislature, the names Of Messr Daniel, Sanard, and
Mayo, oil gentlemen for whom feel gre" respect
myself on old fisbjohed, thorough .goiag Wing,
OF the isaeuonjin stamp. live IN a Log CABIN.
have been In tho habit Of rejecting on measures
and men. and like Old fashioned habits AZ well rs
old fashioned men; and on old fashioned elugep,
would, with your permission, beg leave TO name
young, old fashioned man, 10 represent our city,
whose habits. adal6catlOns, manners ond law Ia
Tents, ! think viii sui as bettefj end without pre-
sumlng on myself 10 be the better jnjg6 in these
matters. ], with the consent Of numUer Of my fel.
low citizens, take on myself 10 name Mr.. CoNvAr
RobWsoF as fl and proper person 70 represent ps
10 the next Legislature, and shall sign myself as
An oLD FASHIONED WING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
Library Assoeiaiion-I nf,,cuing L,eipy,.

LtDTdTy MISUNDERSTANDING LtcIuTt.
The course Of Lectures before this Association
viii commence This Evening at tho first Baptist
Church. Judge IT, S. george Tucker will deliver
the first Of the series tonight Judge r. is an ao-
eomplshsd Bellies Le,lros Scholar, and is eminent.
~ fitted by his genius for the elegant pursuits Of
Learning. lie will invest with new charms any
literary topic upon which no may discourse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

There perhaps, never was a more insIious, or
VileE paragraph, even in that paper than the fol-
lowing which appeared in it yesterday from
Washington Correspondent.
"Would you be surprised TO find Wise amongs,
the opponents OF the new Admini,tratratjon7
Things more improbable than this have occurred.
lie Is ina terrible rage at the prospect Of Riyes'
lection. Rely upon Il, the Lille EEpungerr Will
not occupy bed OF roses here. Though he will be
elected by the Wings, the honest and intelligent
portion Of them oathe and abhor the vile deseTter
They have no confidence in him. They know well
that he has played false to his late friends and asso
GATES and hat he is equally ready to betray them.
If he is well paid for 1t. How then can thew re-
specl himl The thing is impossibe."-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
A YIRGINIAN.

IT, No wonder the Editor Of the Enquirer
"rthes beneath the lash Of MIR. Langhorne. That
gentleman, IN his remarks on the Senatorial Flee
ton, exposed the sYstematised seduction attempt
ed to be Praciised upon Mr.. hves, and present
cd the venerable Editor in light which he did not
greatly relish. The interview spoken Of by Mr..
Langhorne actually occurred, and substantially as
detoilsd by him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
Edueation-pTinarv Sebool,

We publ sh with pleasure, a communication on
this subject, foR very enlightened source, and
acknowledge another from the county of Nelson,
for which we will endeavour TO find an early place.
We arc glad to See that the public mind is AVA
Eeued. The astounding disclosures of the late CEN
sus-the dgraceiul fact that Virginia, in the num-
bers Of those who cannot read, is in proportion, if
not in actual count, or both, behind every State in
the Union, ought to humble that State pride which
we have cherished so long, and so (may we say itO
raing lOriousy1 President making, under the Dy-
nasty, the Richmond Jun,o, who have Just bit the
dust, has superseded every other consideration.
For twenty years and more, that Dynasty has dc
tatcd the law TO Virginia, and at the close of its ca
reer we find 1t not only to have abandoned every
old Virginia doctrine and usage and to have placed
the Old Dominion 10 position TO become the mock
cry and butt Of the Union, but to have so far ne.
elected its hrs, and highest duty, as to present
greater amount OF ignoranc, than any State in the
Union. Virginia. in the general diffusion Of educa-
ton, is far behind what she was in 1900.
The first step TO remedy this shameful state of
things, is to pitch over board that entire humbug
and fungus, the Primary School System as now in
force. 1t is impossible that it can be right, for un
der it, Ignorance has multiplied.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MospAr, JAsvARr is.

MIR. CRorrER gave notice that he should, when
the House met morrow call up the resolution in
structng their Senators Tor the repeal olthe
Expungng Resolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-20

On motion of Mr.. SrEraEssos or 'r,,.. a..
committee ct Claims was discharged from the CON
slderaton OF the resolution authorizn, the Ro,rd az
Public Works to pay 10 Thomas Black sum Of
money Tor building bridge over Jaekson's river, at
Ssrr,nston and tom the petition of the said Fho,s
Black on the same suhieet ~ N "o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
CHICK E.ING a. OLLIE. Us
EAk2NZKsXS|

THE subscriber il consrauty receiving from the
Il factories of CIIICkERlNG a. L. GILBERT 4 co ,
Boston, and offers for sale large Of Piano
FoIes, with all the recent aud patented improvements
Theon= established reputation Of these manufacturers IL
the test that the Instruments manufactured by
will not be surpassed by other maker domestic
foTcignl respect durability and the
rty power for which these Instruments
been highly aud extensively celebrated The long
pfrence of both OF tEesc makers has resulted in
very important (atey ed) which
greatly improves the and general effect OF the intru
aens.
The subsC rber feels justified in assuring those who
pleased pItronZc tis Esasshmeut that their
will be disappointed finding these in
be made OF tile very best materials and the
uOsl durable workmanship
These instruments sI At the manufacturers prices,
packedaud any place within one hundred miles Of
Richmond. free Of expense Ia the purchasers.
The demand for these instruments has Undue cd the
subs Tiber TO establish in FARMNILIE, Prince
Edward Co with Mr.. A. Z. DIGIOW, where those Who
wish TO purchase got them the same terms OF
the subscriber.
AnPIANO FORTES Sold either OF these establish.
WARRANTED and II perfectly satisfactory
be returned,
no. liberal discount made 10 professors and teachers
u5-A large supply OF new and fashionable Music al.
hand Piano FoTtcs tuned and repaired 10y Rufus
Morse. whose long experience in manufacturing entities
him ~ \ STARE Of patronage. A. - MADDOX,
sfef he
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

1NiO's n. IoTCuI< ass having taken the ,tore
Il lately occupied 10y Mrssrs fhpJdn q ZONES. Opposite
ia. RuiDaoi the Eagle iIoi. would inoIm Coach Maker
aud Sliler, that lac has just opened full as Uncut OF
Materials useby them, eonsisting ie part "a oi~s:
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach aud Elliptic steel Springs of all kiEds
Coach Dafnuehc, Buggy and rulky turned hlcs
Coach and Raiouc hc Steps OF all sizes
Brass aud silver Hub kands
Mallcable Castings sud Tut ned Cellars
toaeh ami Daruuche Hinges; do do lian'ics
Dash Frames; Knobs; Coach Door Locks
vcitiin Blind Locks
Curtain leather. both hides and si,les
Sicp Leather aud Morocco skns
Coach Lac snI FTiugca Of all kinds
Raitncts and UapaskF, sc
FOR SADDLERS.
Hog skins; Surge; ShccpskinA
A full assortment Of ali kinds II Harness Mounting
stirups; Belts; worsied; Cotton Trainink W eLbs
Cut Taeks; black oil varnIsh
Men, wumcn'R t?Ig enddls Trees
A full SUPPLY Of sai,lers Tools. dc.
ALSO,
shoe Mafcrs Tools of all kinds
iaye employed Mr George Phippen IT, formerly of the
firm Of phppen Jonos to attend sl 81 the per.
tanning To the business, und most respectfully socf the
patronage Of the customers Of thar r, and VI all others
wanting articles la Understanding them that my
ment shall always be good, nj will sell cheap for cash,
or city srccpiahecs oihrr house. Not intending
10 credit business n'iuc will be Offer pr-
chiseIs TO pay the cash.
NH Sl-d&ctf TlfOS n. IIOTCIKlsS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
c. J. RICHARDS & co

c. J. RICHARDS & CO,
Sign OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern
II street, Shockoe Hill,
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Hard
ware are now opening large snd complete assrpsIt
IT sPRlNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which for
cash, city accetsnces Ia pnctual men the, viii sell
sta very small advance Country Merchants aud Others
vi" hnih to their inicTcsi 10 caland their oek
winch IN fIfi u comprised Of the following Goods
lbbot-on' Patent Corn scythes
Wahlt best steel
Broad aud Narrow Grass
Humble ~ AuRusia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch &c ythesoI heSt uuafity
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
rctssoTE, Shears and RazDrs,
TABLE KNIVES and Forks with ivory, stag while
black ami other handles -
Ivory Knives AMI Forks IN pairs from u IN sO
arsr anu very stefOT single and tau-
bl. hsrrei Hint and percussion Guns
Traces, iialters, ANVIL Wees, smiths Below,
Kim, hue plate, PAL AMI other Locks
Hand pat, y cut, mill saw hall round
Iai bsS ara AMI other Filesi horse Rasps
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nail Ii9mmeIs
Butt Hinges, all kin'ts
Britannia Ware, Japaned lin Ware
Plated Goods. German silver Goods
wilson's genuine and common Coffee Mills
gssl hoh do do
Sheet aIId bar Lead
Cast, shear, blister and German Steel
shovels and spadeS, Hay and manure Forks
JACK screws, shovel aud longs, Tenders Andfo
Hest bench aud moulding Planes
Nil. put aud y cut saws
Hand p1nnel and tenon Saws
Also an assortment Of LOCKING Glasses direct flomt
manufacturer, consisting Of
SWING. toilet, pier aud inantel Glasses
Painted Pals aud general assortment ofSyood Va,
French Baskets, &c.
Together With every variety OF staple and szperior
soItnieut VI Fancy Goods. an 3