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Rev. L. Covert,S Balm Of Life.

4 NEW and valuable remedy for tho of Coasa,,p-
ton, isttnaa Brorrhitis Coup, Btoopias Cough.
AMI all diseases Of the Lungs aad Hindppc Estensse-
~ used and recommended os the medical faculty.
the recipe has been freely ma &c knoSn
l. toS TX Co, froPr,efors. Auburn, n Y.
SAM otD fARh, Gcfs't .1gr.ts for Tie Usss
10, has, Fourth Street. Clc nnau
The fFoprietor IL now almost
mails OF hlshes, responsibility Physicians Cierx,-
Others, no have become i'm its p,
tuFe ani eder:-amons which the following:
From The Boston .HeG,ca! Journal, Hug 20 1870
The follow VI article in that pa
per 90 ''Moreus Laryneeus,'' Bfoach, by Frank H.
Hamilton Professor OF Matea MedIea and General F.th
olugy Nv Geneva Medic,i College:
The Rev l. CoveT,s mixture, also SO extern
siVely for this affection by cersymen, belongs the Same
class OF stimulating beng uclv
combinations of medicinal agents which, Il promotes
eNpectnTailon, does the stomach
OF TINS medicine feel liberty SPEAK SINCE us com
position IS not held fom the Profession. hope rho
pFoprisors Viii soon nj 10 the public We
therefore, venture ~,
our case and In The of
ded benefit
This ceries that having examined Toe Rev 1. Govern.
Balm of Lie, all its component part do IL
be OF The best compounds for coughs
chronic Inlsmations, which have edge
and do cordially recommend To afflicted
wi 1 the ed
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GLEN-H0PE W0OLLEN FACTORY.

TIME subscriber having commenced the ManalactJr
business The above named place ab0ns half "A ie
south Richmond, ready to receive wool
uscrtre into Cloth. Cashmere Flannel. Satinett. James
&C. either shares by The yard. lie also
have assortment of the above named
tirles 10 exchange Tor WOOL ard other produce
From in and his attention TO the business
w, be able give general satisfaction those
that will him with their custom.
LEVINUS KING
April %. 1912. 16-,f
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MO APOLOGY FOR NiGS-of all The remedies
devised for the preservation Of the hair,
has been found equal JAINES HAIR TONIC. in
deed il has proved itself nfallible reveniirg
from falling MI, and will positively a application
nineteen OF every twenty, fal' aud
urant head OF hair.
Please read the following from the Saturday Evening,
Pos, OF Sept IN, 1889:
HAIR IoNIC-Ne call the attention she afflicted
premature badness the excellent IIair Tonr' preuar
ed 10y Dr.. JAYNE OF this Having
speak of tsvITtues by experience and
tngIy pronounce invaluable remedy 10 prevent the
falling OF of the hair and dead TO a
fine. healthy appearanceWe also speak person.
al knowledge OF the of friends
predIsposed badness, by the Javnes Hair
Tonic. have luXunant hair. We disposition
puff ndisc intimately all kinds of remedies, dis
which flesh IS heir bat when tested the
virtue OF article, free say good.
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JAYNE'S CARMINATINE BALSAM certain,
tua remedy for dysenterv, D,arrhoea. or
ooseness cholera moreus. summer pains,
erauap, uemcrs and for ali bowel affections
diseases.
TINS of the efficient. pleasaD; and
POSITIONS offered the public for the
arrangements Of the sonsch and the only
the least confidence curing cholera in
complaint; and all
/ a
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS !.!--To remove these
troublesome and dangerous stomach and
bowels, which often impair health destroy the
lives of Children, use JAINE'S TONIC NERNIFUGE
a and safe pre- removal OF the var
ous kinds OF worms, dyspepsia stomach.
inane and debility stomach
and bowels AID organs of digestion.
For sale by JAMES X. DUGDALE,
July 49, le4I.-29ly. RIcHxoxp, IA,
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SCHO OIL BOOK

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Mitchel's Geography and Atlas Eclectic Readers
Ialbotts Pixies Davies, Rays and Smiths Arithmetic
kirkham's, Smiths, and Comley-s Grammar
Elementary and Comley's Spelling Book.
Walkers and WebsteT's Dictionary.
Comstock's Philosophy and Chemistry
Burrett's Geogra phy of the Heavens.
Columns and Bonnycas,e's Algebra.
Bonnycas,Ie's Mensuration: Murray's Readers
Mitchel's GeOgra phicaI Reader.
Paper, Ink. Quills, &c. &c. For sale, by
ID. +. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Jan. 9Th. 1912
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nR. JAYNE.s ENPEcToRANT.-ThL

nR JAY MES ENPECTORANT.- Invaluable
medicine IS daily efecting some OF the most astonish
ing and wonderful thai been known All
who have nsed il for Asthma Cough Splitting OF Blood,
Pleursv, Hoarseness. Pain Breast
hcuty OF thing and other disease OF The LII
and BREAST, can aud do its usefulness.
1t stands unrIvalledi stands -eminenTRY and
you will be forced acknowledge that hare not
cannot be orerraed that stands far above ard be
the only natural, and only truly
resting and curing diseases of the Pulmonary Organs
Extract of certificate from Rev. DIR Babcock,
President of the Wateryile College, Maine:
81 rom intimate personal acquaintance with Dr. d.
Jayne, regular student the Medical University of Penn
cine, prepared appreciate the ,esti-
monals in favor of his different medical pepa much
highly than the majority of those which
tenslvely euogIsed. On trial Of them my family,
and some of them personally have than renized
their favorable ancipations They what they profess
to benot quack nostrumsbut kuy prepared antidoes
for some of the affective human diseases
they highly esteemed and frequently prescribed, by
some OF the respectable of the regular
medicine of this city aud elsewheI. and do
commend them valuable addition terra
dca and safe. well emneny useful remedy the
diseased.'
RUFUS BABCOCK, Jr.
Mr. Nicholas Harris. of the deacons Of the First
Bapts, Church of Philadelphia, has perfectly cured
by itafter having suffered for sixty years Asthma,
which hitherto haei the skill of of the Physl-
clans of the city. Miss Mary Campbell of Fayette CO.
Pa has been cured of Asthma of eighteen yenrs
by this Expectorant.
Finally what the public have long desired n medicine
this kind, which might be depended upon, prepared by
regular physician offered them and had O
JAMES X DUGDALE,
July 81, ls4I.-29-Iy RICHMOND, Ia.
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

NJ OTICE.-The subscriber, having
y purchased the entire stock of G.
81
n. Dickinson, intends carry ing on the
business I the same stand, where he
A/N = >W&IA/ will be pleased receive the patron
UE\ SMES age OF his friends and the old
w. I SS mers of establishment He will
" 81 SSZ2S3 sell Low c ASH, and can accommo
SSal15SSl1LiE date customers short notice, he
will have C. A. Dickinson and J. Il. Hunncutt in his
ploy Those work done can, before, be served
short notice warranted, and well done low for
the READY GEO. T WICkERSHAM.
Richmond. Nav 1871. 20f
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no WIOE 0

no EIOlNo
"ILL DO offered At public sale in the town OF
w Milton, Wayne County Indiana, on seventh day
(Saurda 18th of Fifth month, between the hours OF IL
O'Clock NJ, o'clock =. NJ said day. the following
property composition cased atch bel ng ns
Jacob Shider, and repaired the 9th of Isl 1888
silver cased Watch belonging TO Samuel Misiagh and
repaired the 9Th of 4th 1886 composition cased
Watch belonging o a black by the of CHARLES
nnmer and repaired the Goth of 9th 1899 one sill
cased " atch belonging To Cics repaired
tho 2ist of Sd 1910; and silver Watch he
longing Thomas Benedict repaired the 3ls of 9th mo
1910.
The above mentioned w atches will be offered public
sale The stated, unless they takeh away
by the by pay the OF repairing
ISAAC FRAMPTON.
Anil 4,h mo 2ls 1912 1856
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RENOV Al.

REMOVAL.
10 our Old Customers, and as many Netc ones as
think proper to gire call:
WYE have removed SHOE STORE to The south
w side of Main street, door % John VI Lave
where expect continue keep hand usual
of
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, and BONNETS
GIVE also receiving large lot of IRON. STEEL
nd NAILS, from the mandatory Pittsburgh which
expect sell reduced prices, wholesale retail
fCrMechanics and Others interested, give "a call
AQGILLA JONES 81 son
Richmond. Ia, u mo. 18th, l5i2- sif
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LIVERY STABLE.

ME subscriber has for hire several good saddle
IL -bussies and yell broke horses His terms will be
suited to the times LEWIS BURk.
Richmond. March 18th, 1912. IIu
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The Harnonlst:

nElNG a collection Of Tunes from the sprove d
ID authors, adapted every variety Of metre IN the
Methodist Hymn Book for sale q, the
',n. 27,h, 1912. BOOK STORE.
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Stone Cutting and Masonry.

nR THATCfERiS celebrated EYE WATER; for
1 sale a, the BOOK STORE.
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" " = I nAfitts' NJ NJ % % sarina. n. Y.
GORDON NEEDilAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga.


GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ ID. onond.g.
f LAW RENEE, VI. ID BaltwInsviIie
The nature Of the composition Of the Rev. L. Governs
Balm OF Lite, having fully explained follow
medical gentlemen, they have consented they may
referred authority Tor its utility esper,oant IN
II those chronic cases of pulmonary disease which
class OF remedies IS indicated.
ID NJ Reese, NJ. d, Professor Theory and Prae-
tice of Medicine in the Albany Medical College.
J. M'Naogh,on, NJ ID, Professor of Anatomy and Ply
siology IL the Fairfield Medical Go lego
Mark Stephenson, VI N. \. city.
Doct NJ. Midnight, n Y. city.
J. Mitchell, NJ. ID, Philadelphia,
{. ID. Townsend Nj. d, or John Wilson, NJ ID,
From, he Rcr ID. Moore In 1926 my lung. bee anne
seriously diseased continued for nearly ia years
and nbou, years since attacked with chronic
bronchitis whch occasioned much pain and Distress
Of In March purchased a bottle of Rev
lsaac Covefs Balm of Life, and been,
my breathing abou, as free rs before was taken nv
chronic bronchitis nearly If altogether cured. and the
pains OF the chest have subsidized have great
IN the Balm of Life, aud think it good and SAT. medicine
AureIus Y Aug 81, 1889
From The Rer. III. Banrster, n, b. Teacher Of Ian
guages in the Cazenovia Seminary.
This ccrtifes TINT have successfully used the Rev
Covers Balm OF I.ife. In obstinate cold
which resulted il settled inflammation of lungs,
Balm of Lfe after the trial OF several other medicines
several weeks, effected gradual bot permanen. cure
Cazcnovia. April ls, 1899.
The following from the Rev. l.. Hasey, ID. ID Profess
of Ecclesiassca History. &c in the Auburn Theoog,
cal Seminary. has Just been received.
Reu l. Corert-My dear Sir Il reference your
cine deem it duty TO state thar for long Time have
been afflicted with CHRONIC BRONCHITIS and IL.
usual accomplishments: md induced
ration, she from medical that
ed ha zadous ingredients The resul, been the
laying Febe irritations and the gradual
healthy functions the throat, that enabled
turn to the labors Of desk think the medicine emit
tied 10 the attention OF all persons similarly
Yours, truly, LUTHER IALSEY
Auburn Theological Seminary, March 9, 1910
Price 81 per bottle. f3-ior sale by l. Reed & Broth
er, Richmond. la DR.. Swain tenttevie, la, Tho-,
d Wholcn, Cambridge, la Dan. Mason, knigh. s,own
Ia.
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T EE's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS For Sale Who'll.
] sale sni retail n the BOOK STORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03


am in favor Of the Distribution Law Of the extra
session, considering il a measure OF peculiar bsus6
esnee, as one especially respectful OF State Rights
and as loudly demanded by the peeuniary condition
Of the States.
do not doub, the eOnsttutionality OF a National
Bank, and its expedisncy still less. | bellows it,
re establishment, connection with some policy IL
restraint Of foreign impotIatons the only means o
restoring 10 the country sound currency and eooC
| exchanges.
regard Executive power rs the great source o
danger to our institutions far, Ear more 40 thar
Legislative enctoaenment-anj. therefore, most I,
| be watched.
And lastly, looking TO the historical fac, that IN,
worst outrages upon the rights Of the States hav,
been the result Of Executive doing, consider rad
cal reduction of Executive patronage and power a,
the most iudicious, and indeed, the only reliabl,
system OF State Rights.
With these principles, and with heart devoted
to the success Of the wbis Cause.-The cause. | So
lemnly believe, Of Public Liberty and Public vir.
tue-l enter upon the new task have taken ON me
with only one rcere,-that my ability is not com.
mensuratc with my zeal TO be useful to the party
with whose destiny am proud TO be identified.
JOS. SEGAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
FRoM THE INDEPENDENT.

Correspondence JTcn The CdpN.L.
A little scene came of in the House Of Repre-
sen,auyes, a few days since, which belongs 10 the
history Of the late panic debate ON the subjects Of
dissolution and censurc which, +, seems TO me-.
ough, TO be rescued from oblivion If not for the 10
nsht Of poslery, certainly for the sake or giving
esmPls'srcss TO the history Of these most eyen,fu
times. And wonder that you gentlemen Of the
Press, whose business and duty is TO cater for the
public entertainment, should have failed to catch up.
at once, 50 good thing; yet, as you have failed 10
discharge your duty, unsraphic as ny pen,il is. |
mp', endeaver TO take down the picture.
On Wednesday, the 9Th instant think i, wa,
letter was handed to the Spe ksr, signed bv
Thos. w Giimer, X NJ Il Hunter, r B,rnwsIl
Rheu, and George fl Profit. Imposing names
certainly,) the contents Of whic memorable lstte5
we're found by the Speaker, on examination, and
formally announced by the TX Governor, rs spokts.
man for his comrades, 10 amount 10 tho foliowing
awful reay-thnt these most distinguished zen,
uemon could no longer give the country their inya
lu1b.e 5efWce9 as m-mDcr5 of iiC COMM tee Of
Foreign Al irs-tnt i5 10 say, iftfe House NJ Re-
pfcsettlves could only be grcy1ii-d upon 10 spife
Them from that mpouHnt Committee. But an i'm.
poftani, and, b. seemed for while, insurmouniabIe
difficulty WAS presented in the very onset Of The
thing. ltwCs out of order 10 entertain any pfono-
ston on the all important letter. IL was ruled by
the Speaker that there was no pnyi'credsque.non
arising, nod be- dec arcd, moreover, thittls legu
mate business hcior. DO. House, was goport i,ou
| the Committee on Manufactures. But tbcre zos
CHE way by which tho House could ret told Of tic
proposition Tor eEeUse and that WIS the psrliaoep.
mTy Iuic Of general contcnr--that is 10 s,v The
universal voie-the unbroken urnrimitv II lie
whole ltouse-in Latin paronco, nfnias eooIyoN
esnff. 80 The Speaker proclaimed tbat. rs no sn,
obte'ed, he would put tho question predir,i,I nm
The letter There seemed evident a,osze,pcn, H.,
| this general consent should have been vt,IIsd-t,
very rarely indeed, does it hopptn hat such mn,
nimity exists IN tho House, 40 10 lct IN prop.,i
lion on the general consent principle. / wa, ar.
priscd, Tor one, that tho House should have man,
Tested such an imp0Iiuc, d not, Indecent readiness
N get ri Of the services Of such remarkable MN n,
| Thomas w Gilmer, TX Governor Of Virginia. tx.
Speaker Of the House of Delegates Of Virginia. and
every in.h a Wing" Robert Mercer Taiafero
Hunter Ex Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
yves, md Otherwise known 10 fame; Il. Barowcl
Ne'li au.iof ~ series n resolutions Tor The Dis
souuon oi The Union; ond George II Profi' VIII
ga goo1 fellow, liked, Personally, bynil VINO know
MN, ana who, ] am sure, would not get into s1cb
Scopes but for his complying Good ns,urs lad
goodness Of heart But, 60 /. was. he Uo,,e, ,i,S
by unanimous consent, snter,as he pronc.,;o, ~
sRsp'e the gontem'q, gracious aud oecomms'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
CONGREss-s SATURDAY
Csrre'PsHdeHes Of the Iaqdrer and Go,.r,
WAsHIycTog Eel oc 49,


The business Of The House Cthe Senate M, al,
tng) commenced with tie second reading md -.
Terence OF some private bills; and tho order ~ tho
Gay Otins announced 10 be The consideration ~ tLe
report oi the COMMITTEE on Retrcl-hncnt. In,
chairman Of that committee incurred # anv r,,,n =
Der had the floor on that subject Tho Sns,ke,
said the hO1r was with the gentlcman from Pm.
syivana, (Mr Brown.l The chairman ae,in nd.
dressed the Chair, and stated that the pcntemn,
from Pennsylyania was not IN the House. md 10
supposed he had gone home, and inasmueb n, the
speeches m opposition had effected no chance in H.
opinions Of the committee III was nor ernSc,,J ~
INTENDED lhoi they shoudl he moved tho rr,viou.
qicsuOL. \ coll o. the House wrr mod. .,d \,
appeared there wore ] 30 members IN ntfe6d,,rc
ne vote was then taken upon the first resolution Of
tne commute, anu plsseo, 80 ayes rs noes, some
mtmOers having come IN subsequent 10 the c,if -
The speech makers having laid % batrI, Of roi,.
ucal capital Tor the next election had petC,l,,.t
Their part. The second resolution oftne Comr,,,ic
winch related 10 messengers, was in.erfrreJ viii,
ny me morning hour, and thus passes oyer for
another Day. message fiom ito Prcsl.er,. two
communications from ths Navy dcp,ftre,t., -
one Tom u1 IiDsufY department. reee,v1d ill.,.
proper reference, o1i were otiered 10 he r,,,,,.i
memorial ION Mcs5B air q Riycqip ,,,,,,,,.
10 puauns the Census, next occupied susotion md
vas deb1t'd uni near o'c'ret II 600. d., ~,
thc close Of Tie Congress Of 1889. tto Neon -
w WoatcJ WHO supcu-llnded .bc di,eon,n 90
printing anticipating the Census, instructed No ~
B'lIr q kv-s 70 furnish 10000 rieg. r1b...
qutntY, tLc Secretary of State, ~ whom by I,,y
The dl'y d,yo'Veg Of directing the printing Of Do.
cuments o. tbs character employed Mr. Thom-s
Allen. Two sets, Therefore, Of the tables Of ,bc
Census were being printed simultaneously NJ loft
Offices. The Secretary Of State would not recog.
MISC the validity Of employing Messs. Blair h
Rlves, and hey nov are asking Coorrsss to MS
sumo the responsibility Of payment fyr the work.
y" ne Plea ihat their employer was on officer Of
q. d. % RI Nf g I.r
The dc' lic which mentioned rs So prolonged
tf"se ON trc choice Of reference 10 q Select Commit
l.c-iho Judclry Or the Committee on Claims.-
n fc'o uton onJJnIng both parties 10 desist fro0
the "ofk until mo case wa decided by the Houss
on we report Of The COMMITTEE, Was passed, ant
Ciaim3. Ilcllouse then went ioto Commute n
tns Whoc Tor The consideration n bills ON The ORR
cases, Adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
IL. Ranks.

MIR Hoilemen, yesterday, laid before the House
letters from the Cashiers of the Farmers ard Vir
snn Banks, IN reply to resolution of MIR Haryie
asking how many the notes OF those Banks W or,
m circulation in the Northern cities. Both Of IN,
Cashiers have recently been north for the purpose
OF aseer,aining, and rsdeemns all of their notes
which they could find. Between them, they sue.
eeeded IN buying up only about s35, 900 of ,heit
no'e'-and al'ho' they employed active brokers and
authorized them TO give than the curren, price
that sum was all they could obtain. In conse.
quencc oil TINS experiment, they TO the opinion
'hst tue amount OF Virginia paper in circulation in
'he Northern cities was comparatively small.
MIR itolIemnn thought this statement conclusive
re'niation Of the objections to immediate resump
ton. Well-make them resume fnrihnilhi
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TIE nOusE-YEsrERnAY

The House was in session yesterday seven or
eight hours-snd acted upon a multiplicity Of mat.
ter'' In the morning, among other things, bill
repeating the Starvation Law, was ordered to lie
ensrossed-and tho bill for the construction OF a
Road from Gordonsvil,e to Harrisonburg. was
postponed indehnitely-nyes IOl, nays 10 The
South Western Road bill was then taken up, and
discussed until the hour Of recess-In the evening
the discussion was resumed, and the bill was killed
on ITS engrossment-ayes SO, nays 60.
The bill to repeal tie Starvation Law was then
taken up, when high scenes were enacted. After a
tempestuous session, the'bill was passcd-uyes &c
nays so. About 7 o'clock at night, the House ad.
burned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

Ten GIT this enchanting Actress takes bet
benefit. II beauty, grace, high conception Of H.,
parts she undertakes, and excellence of readne. b,
any attraction with refined public, surely it viii
be evinecd in her behalf on this occasion. The
selection Is reml' kab.Y happy for TO no one could
the par Of The love-lor maiden, in Romeo and
Juliet, be better entrusted than to Mrs. Shaw,
whose deep paihos has wrung the tear from s,erner
eyes than woman's, while ALREADY in tho "Rob.
bers Wife she has riveted The hearts Of her audience
In UNFOLDING merit such hers, public does but
justice TO its own good taste.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03

In common with yourself, it is n subject Of ds.p
regret oall' that at this particular and Il may 10
ADDED, critical luneture In our afIairs SO many of
INC OLD aud weliriel public servants have sisni6eJ
q determination to withdraw from the couns,', az
INC St''ei and TO bc hoped that you will CONT
nue your 'auihble eNertons to induce, at least.
some OF the gentlemen referred to. Of both House,
OF the Legislature to reconsider their decision nnJ
even at sacrifice Of their private interests 10 con
tinue at their posts at this time OF difficulty nnJ
embarrassment. Without intending to be invIJous
! have been induced to refer to this subject from,
having seen in a recent number Of tho wbs an an
nonneemen, that the amiabe, talented land wha, !,
OF especial consequence IN these days Of theory
and obs;rac,ions) the practical mcmber from Lou,
dour, Mr. Mllhaney, will not be a candidate for
reelection. The course of the member refenedto
IN Tho House of Delegates had furnished 10 hi,
numerous irends-thc friends of liberal, enlarged
ana practical views and me,sures-the best evidence
~ MS usefulness and efficiency in that body-and
am sure express the unanimous wish Of those
friends that at your request backed by that Of his
intelligent constituency, he will re,race his s,en, in
th's matter, and consent devote his valuable Tins
anu talents again to their interests and those of the
State at large. " WIG
IrN,tr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
10 TmE MEMpERs oF mn GENERAL

70 THE MEMBERS OF TIE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY rRou TnE WEsr or rHs BLUE
RIDcr.
demand md maintain your rights and the RIGHTS Of
your constituents. Let there be no sacrifice Ol
righis, no abandonment Of principles no compromise
m Tho subject ol representation IN the General a $50
ecmbly. Let ut b. represented there on the basis
D! white population, and ~ othcr n wo cannot
participate, on equal terms, with our Eastern bfeth-
on IN legislation, let the connexion be dissolved.
The last Census shows that are entitled, on the
only basis Of Representation which, ne lfeemen, We
can admit 70 DO Justi 10 ~ many members IN both
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To lho Votes Of the Senatorial Disldc, composed
OF the counties Of New Kent. Charles City, James
CITY, ilenroo, md the City Of Richmond
Fellow Ciulcna-.A low ne to call to your notice
the name Of Capt. JoHE H. MugroRn. rs ono
worthy &c represent you IN the Senate Of Virginia.
Your eDlc and accomplished representative. James
Lyons, Esq, his notified you Of his determination
10 retire, therefore, We bring n your notice a een-
uoman worthy Of your confidence. In bringing
have 10 other with than 10 present ,bo clam. ~
one worthy 10 represent you. MIR Munford IL one
OF lho very fret constitutional dobatsrs in Vrrni,
although young man, yet be is hm ia tho ptinsi-
pies Of Vrrinil
Many Goi0s u Richmond aud Hstrieo.