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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01

AAFfAaH AaNaHht'AaH
Thr Leag ne mot prsccaIly - ndiourpn'nt a.
the CITY HAIL. ON Na-rial cNvWuE. J'uua ' p
1872. ard wAs called - ,rlcr ~ IH'InHs ilughes
Chairman. The soinmttee kr the nniniuaiiSn q
officers for the cuucul year. r,rurtcJ. and ue r"
port was adopted. sid ,hs iOIiowths persons wer
declared duly elected. via;
Presileaf-GEORGE DULrT
Fce PfeAdcHt-wALrER G.. SCoTr
$ccnetgrg-CuAs. w RrSsELL
Iioasarer-TuoNAs HUouEs
Erocuioe C0ssmibes-Jacpb = Shriyer. Thomas
Sweeney. John A Webb, Arch'd Fisher. John Ham
iiion.
On motion Of Mr. Spuigg. the Chairman AMI SEC.
Rotary OF the meeting were requested 10 relai, their
place daring The present Session.
A statement respecting the result &c labor IN The
Fulton PAPER Mdlduting the year lSil. was read
by Alexander Armstrong. Esq which paper was.
"n moiion, referred TO the Executive Comm,,teo f.,
revision and publication.
A communication from G.. w. Clutter. Esq. re-
questing the publication OF The Slid piler IN tia
Western Virginia Argus was also read aud refer
red Co the slms mmItiee
On notion. the pledge of the Sycieiy was now
read for iutIrm1iion, and the names OF some fifty
ladies and gentlemen were announced as desirous
Ofadopiing u rs members of the League.
On muti "a Of Mr. Inmblin. the resolution here
ioinre submitted by Col. Kelley were taken up foe
consideration. Upon them 'n animated and insIruc.
live discussion arose. which occupied the greater
part Oi TIE eN sutng, attu resulted ga the adoption OF
the rcs1lutious Nos. L. and 3; the remaining res.
olutions were again laid on the table 10 be acted on
al the next meeting.
On molten the ward Committees. viz:
LIST Ward. AlcsSrs Goshnn and Sweeney.
2d " Lnuchlin aud Webb.
81 " Morgan aud Syrieg.
4th " Coeu aud Helm,
5th " " Irmhdm aud Fink.
were directed to present the pledge TO the citizens
of their r-a rctive wants without delay, and make
repnri at ,he next meeting of the League.
On uotiOn, the ecreiary was directed to procure
q suitable book. IA winch To rroid the Cons iiutun
ofthc League, n inll lit of It's membes and Ihe
proceedings of the Society.
The meeting adjourned 20 meet on NJ u day even.
ing BIS inst at such place as the Eyec riVe Com
mlitee may designate.
THOMAS HUGHES. CLoiImaa.
n MCKEs =, SccTctarV.
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R,vl yor4 AND Exchanges usr.

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ttc hthN ''lN7m NhsNHT. AaOsU 1Anhs mal IL
Cd are ACT purchased.
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HrIECrIC RnnKs

NCLECTICI 1t. 2ni. 81 and An Readers
Spoilers
Arithmetic
RAYS Liulo Arithmetic. Fnr sale whole.aIo a
retail Nv JOHN FISHER.
ilu 20 1873, Main street.
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TTNIE
DINInENn

FIRE y MAINE lSsUR ,Nc9 Co.
Wheeling. Jan. l. 1872.
a Y n meeting Of Inc Board IT Directors Ibi.
~ day,a dividend Of three per cent on the capi
il slock paid in was declared. payable on demand
nt this Office on or after the ooh inst.
an . u. LAMB, Seen
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Book aud job Printing.
WHEELING POST a

Ne NAIL ARRANGE MEAT
GEENT MAIL
Prom The East arrives at IL o'clock, at night nm,
; \. NJ.
West departs AZ 10 o'clock. 4. NJ.
From West, arrives ai ; o'clock. An
To East. Departs at 8 O'Clock: 4. NJ
Northern or SleuhenVille Mail. Arrives nj 81
m'n"'es after NJ. and departs al halfaner one. T.. NJ
csrcpi on SUNDAYS.
North Western or Wooster Mail arrives TUESDAY
Thurstays and Saturdays at II. NJ. Departs Mon.
days Wednesdays and Fridays. at | O'Clock. T.. NJ.
Southern or Marietta Mail. arrives TUESDAYS ana
saturdays. at 5 o'clock. p. NJ. Departs MONDAYS {
Fridays II 5o'cluck. A. NJ.
NOodshcldM lIlarriysse every THURSDAY. Q ,'clock
\. NJ. Departs every Monday. 3 O'Clock, T.. -.
West Liberty, arrives every Tuesday. TIM. l7v
andSaiurday. at IL o'clock, 4. NJ; Dsn.f % ..mr
days at l O'Clock p. NJ.
Morgan;Uwn Mail arrives. Tuesday, G O'clock p
NJ Departs "Wednesday, 6 o'clock, 4. ~.
Letters intended Cor The morning mail shonld be
deposited by { o'clock. in the morning.
Inland postage oiJOreIgh letters must be invaria
bly, paid.
Office open al To- o'clock. 4. NJ.
D.. AGNEw. p. VI.
RS The office opens on Sundays aI o. o u',Iurk.
i VI. $50 rs not To interfere with the time or Pebble
Worship IN the Churches) aul remains open on.
HOUR. dec is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-02-01
COAL VAULT NOVECE.

CROSS Nerve y Bone Lncmenr r!sr received
II and tor sale nv CHAPLiNE PRYOR
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DIVIDEND

WESTERN Insurance Col
Wheeling. Jan. I. tSI2
4 T a meeting ui The Bard Of Directions tbs J.y
a dividend Of sH der ceut on The capital
stncd paid in was declared, payable on or after The
ffh instant X MCCOY.
o"7b Secretary.
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LIYER ~CO.lPnAEaT

NHIS disease oltea ]tcrJi.a az n another ofa
1 more seaujs nature; % prOp-f remedies are
1se, Or. Harlich's % npJuHd Strengthening
nd German ApcrIsnt Pill will perform . perfect
are first 10y cleansing the stomach aud bowels
an. rem lyirg 10 III eases from tue Liver, by the
re of the Eermlu AI,rlcul PI "a, after whu b tho
'unpudni StraI ,hcuIcg fL.s arc taken 10 give
rsugta aut tome - those tender organs Win h
81 ire such trer melt q Is to CtleCt a per eCt
re. 7 ess p. Is are neatly pot up IN small
,ckagcz, with uIl rec Oas. For "a al No.
D. Nor h Eighth S;rCs;. 4 50 to- saie az tho
ore of III FISHER,
s.n p. NErrtng Va.
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q oTicE-James Nj ,r lcG Eu.laul in Jane
~ lat. e~migraicd iulhc West a short lime since
leaving las chest with some ,erspn in Whcclu,.
Va. sand chest - painted 'lue iron handles at The
e"uS. Any pyr'nn having said chest in their prs
Will tie i'hcc d'y re varied by giving inform All, m
u James l.. Wharton, Wheeling. Va. ar to
BENJAMIN EATON,
jnI-3i lie lL,csr, o,io
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CRY OF WnEELING--lN CoUNCIL
Jm-ary &c 1912
NRDERED that the officers Of he CIV Ice cleo
~ ted AZ The next meeting 10 be held on Saiur.
day ncxtlhe 29ul i'sr. at > o'clock, =. NJ. and that
the Clerk give public notice thereof
Ordered further that the clerk advertise for pro-
p'Sals for ihe printing of the city fnS The current
year and rcpur Them To the next meeting.
jan p JAMES y. WHEAT, Clerk.
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BOOTS, SHOES q snOE-FINDINGs

AT AUCTION.
NE r. Wa. IIoSack having determined to close
" hes present business, wii sell al Public Auc.
ton at hs Sure z ON, on Main Street. near the
Bridge. Un THURSDAY. JAN. 20. 1912, his en-
tire Stock Of Bupls, Snues aud Shoe finding DC. &c.
The stuck was purchased Last S3rng. aud is all
Of the best qualify.
The sale will be made without Reserve and rom.
mencc at 10 o'clock, \. VI.
Terms uf Sale. All sums under 500. Cash; over
Twenty dollars and not exceeding Sd dollars 4 mos
over so dollars 6 ms purchasers giving negotiable
bonds with approved security
HALL & WICKIIAM, Auctrs.
January Is. 1912
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THE GREAT REMEDY

HNOR CONSUMPTION anI LIVER CON-.
n PLANTS. ASTHMA, BRONCiI IT'S. PAIN
OR hEAENESS IN THE BREAST yOU
IN CHILD Rem, WHOOPING COU.H CkO
Nc Cough and all diseases Of the pulm ina.
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AIv5S by 'E'h'"OL. I TtP @uGRToS ;S' salt
Jan Is Corner Of Union anl Wafer els.
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ta- "a ,Ns marked gar are recc.v q o. DIP.
site tttpv psuNsm tIts UUY. laosv ganks mai d
id are ACT puTCu.-rd.
DlllD
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hiding III all its bunch,s. neatly and
'heaply execut d Ivy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
COMMUNICATIONS.
LOUISA COUNTY.

Alta meeting OF a portion of the citizens of Louiss
County, held at Mechanicsville, on Saturday, Tho
i2'h OF March, 1912 Charles b. Hopkins. ESQ
was called to the Chair, and DE-. q. w. Brsmhan
appointed Secretary.
Inc OBJECT OF the meeting having been explained
Oy the Chairman, a motion was made that a com.
mittee be appointed by the chairman 10 draft N nrr
amble AMI resolutions expressive of the serse ~
this meeting. Whereuaon, the following -ent'c-
men were appointed, W.: John X Ras7,nd q u
Rculware, James Il Iiopkins, VI NJ w Niche. +
w C,nnor, and a J Bell; aud on motion m,
Chairman AID Secretary were added To the com.
miuee; who h'vlag retired n short time, reported
the following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, at convection held ut Jackson's. on
delegate 10 the Legislature of Va. from Goochland
was nominated as a candidate TO represent, the dis
t'ct composed OF The counties Of Fluyanna, Louisa,
Gooehlnnd and Hanover, IN the place Of Col. Ed
mund Fontaine, resigned, and whereas this meet
Ing disagrees with Col. Guerranl on many impor.
tant political questions
Therefore, Teso!Ued. That we have the utmos,
commence IN II cability. integrity, 6omness and pa.
triotsn OF Capt. Archibald Bryce, of Goochlnnd
and that We him MS a suitable person &c
represent this district in the Senate Of Virginia, and
that we wall use all honorable means TO promote
his election.
ResolDsi, That Charles b. Hopkins, Bushrod w,
Bramham aud Christopher Valentine, be appointed
4 committee 10 inform Capt. Bryce OF his nomina
ton, ani earnestly request his acceptance Of the
same.
Resolved. That the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing and Enquirer, and the Charlottesville Advo.
cate lie requested to publish the proceedings OF this
meeting.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
CHAS. Z. HOPKINS, Chairman,
Is. w. B~RAnHAM, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

The Wings Of this County, at las, Court. nomi.
mated DR. Hardin Mnssio in conjunction with Mi
Rives, 10 represent the County. DR. Mnssie Isl
genuine Whig-a gentleman Of fine in,ellisenee
and IN all respects worthy TO represent the native
County Of Jefferson.
The Advocate has the following notice of the
proceedings:
"OHiecrs being appointed, John b Minor. ESQ.
nominated Dr. Frank Can-Dr John r. Wood
presented The name OF Dr Hardin Massie. md Mr.
Il IL Rtley placed Mr. Thos. Wood in nomination.
lhe nominees were oil sustained in appropriate
teltnS, ny 'heIr respective friends. MIR Wood with
drew his name from the consideration of the meet.
lng' out his friends continued to press his claims.
~ motion was made TO appoint ,ellers to count tho
votes Tor the respective nominees, when il appeared
mat Dr Hardin Massie received the nomination
oy a majority OF ten ToteS-The Doctor being
sent Tor, appeared in the meeting and having fen
oered MS thanks for so signal a mark of ponuI,r
confidence, accepted the nomination. md nledesd
hImseli 10 discharge the duty nssigred TO him in
Ws c'hVass Oy ms wing friends TO the best If hrs
noilty. The friends of both the other gentleman
expressed their entiro acquiescence in The nominn.
hon. and the prevalence Of a spirit of barmonv and
cooperation on the part Of oil the Wings sidly
uIsappoihied The anIiabie hopes Of collision and dis
cord which were cherished by the Loco, who ia
tired, mortified, no doubt, and disappointed AT the
result. Asan evidence OF tho good feeling which
pteValIed m the meeting, and the patrio;ic determi-
haton 10 sacrifice oil personal partialiies and anti.
lHinIe3 on ne altar Of the great Wing cause, the
following resolution offered to the meeting was
ADOPTED unanimously amid cheers and applause.
R~sslIped, AS the sense Of this meeting, that the
nomination OF DR. Hardin Massie, rs a candidate
70 represent the county Of Albemorle IN the next
Legislature OF Virginia. in conjunction with our
present distinguished Delegate, Alex. Rives, Es1.
meets our hearty appreciation, and that We pledge
ourselves TO co operate heart and hand in their
elect on. ~
or Dr Ms merits ns a citizen nrd n gentleman.
md NJ his publications Of head aud heart 10 repre-.
sent tic intelligent and potGotic county Of Albe.
marie IN the State councils, il is not necessary for
vs. to speak. lie Is very we'll and very favotably
known IN our county, and We are sure that in him
the people Of Albemsrle will find an honest, faithful
and intelligent representative, whose fine practical
sense and sound political principles. render him pc
culi1rly fitted for usefulness ~ the post 10 which his
| friends Geek 10 dictate him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
III, BmI MIN.

The whole day yesterday was consumed on tbc
bank bill.
November was inserted in the bill as the dsy ror
resumption yeas CT, nays 90.
MIR Hopkins then moved that the bill "a recon-.
miiied with Instructions TO bring in a bill for ,mme-
date resumption, yeas sc nays SO. Many whits
voted yea-but the Loeoa would not toe the mark
Mr. Lef:wieh submitted a substitute, suspondnp
penalties during the pleasure Of the Legislature
but %inhibiiing the Banks from declaring a dividend
after l't Of September, unless they resume specie
payments.
When the bill is perfected the vote will be taken
between II and the substitute.
In the evening tho bill Wns amended by aulhotiE
ing the ISSUE Of small notes, rodeemob'c where 10
suod-nrd prohibiting Directors from borrowing
morey Of the Bank Of which they may be Directors
reducing the number to following them a ga
larry to be fixed by sloekholdcrs- not requir.
ng them to DO Stockholders.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
UNIVERSITY OF Virginia..

Iaitmperanes. which has long been disseminatin,
its seeds Of crime and misery Throughout. the fi EST
portions OF our land, appears at last to receive that
attention which 1t so Justly deserves. A great mora
is r. pIdly taking place throughout the
world. This glorious spirit OF reform has even
reached the tranquil retreat Of our University. A
meeting OF the Students was called a few weeks
since tor the purpose OF organizing a Temperance
Society. Professor w. y. RoGERi, with hi, usual
zeal and nrdour. made n pathetic appeal in behalf of
Temperance. lie alluded to the observation-disclosures
OF inobria,ion, from It's first introduction among men.
10 the present period Of its existence. lie reverted
10 the many young and gifted sons, who, within the
last century, have fallen the victims of inlemperance
IN the mornins Of life. Several feeling and appro.
PIRATE addIesse: were made by the Students. About
100 signed the Total abstinence Pledge, among
whom arc abou; 90 of the fairer sex, whose coun,
tenance has ever been so salutary in Gl moral re.
formations. The following officers were elected:
WIN. p. MUNFORD, Of Richmond, Va, Pres.
J. F. BULLIrT, OF Kentucky,
JoHs KNOX. Knox, OF n. York, IVice Ptests.
f J. WILLIS, of Richmond, Va,
Wa. S. JENKINS, Jr. Of Kentucky, Secretary.
Col. w. II. WOoDLEr. U. of Va. Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

The Locos, in caucus assembled, have nominated
Col. VIM. Meredith and Col. f. ii. Blick to re-
present Brunswick, in the mex, House Of Delegates.
MIR Ridd'ek, one OF the present Delegates, had
given notice Of his intention TO decline, and the
Caucus, without consulting him took it for granted
that Capt Harrison, the other member, would fol.
low his example. At any rate, they did not press
him.. The cause OF this Sigh, is nscribed by a GER
respondent of the Petersburg Intellisencer to the
fact that Capt. Harrison is too much onti-bnnk. or.
in other words, Fisky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
PRmeE GroRcr MARCH CoURr, 1912.

~ 80
The ball was put IN motion by very animated
add appropriate address to the people by Tim Rives,
E.q, IN yindicatIon Of the course pursued bv Ma.
iOr James L. Gee, the nnti.NcDowoll candidate
IN the spring election Campaign Of 1871. Mr. Il.
recommended MIR Gee as a States Rights Renub.
lican Of The first water, sc, a suitable candidate IA
rcpre7cnt the county IN the next Assembly. VI,
rcpudinted caucus nominations as Impo!itic and in.
furious to The institutions of the country.
The address preceded The organization Of the ap
pointed Democratic meeting, to select n %suitaII,
candidate to represent the county. The meetna
took plare about hall past I o'clock, 70. m: John r..
Meade, presided with his usual Democratic self
compiaIsancy. As room Ms organized, Or Harrison
presented a preamble, expire sivo Of the importance
oi a frequent recurrence to fundamental PRINCIPLES
ard The resJluuons Of '09 and 100, concluding viii
resolutions condemnatory Of the Bankrupt Law
aud Distribution Bill, modification Of tho Veto pow
er, &c, and submitted them as proper 10 be adopt.
81 by tho meeting.
Captain Belches, ono Of the oldest and most re-
spectacle inhabitants Of the county, rose, and, in a
spuiicd aud becoming manner, presented his claims
10 The support OF his Democratic friends, 10 a sen,
m The next Assembly. Ills long service IN seyersI
county ofhcos-his fidelity and ability Ne magistrate
his military tour in the late war. impressed tbs
meeting iorcibly That be had rendered las county
much service in peace and war.
The Chalfm1n politely reminded him that tho
Preamble and RN ~OlutiOns wero now in order, ant
unless he wished to speak TO that subject, perhapi
his remarks had better 10 suspended a few minutes
Mr. Edmund Rnfin, Jr, heartily concurred in IN,
Preamble and Revolutions; one important omission
IN his opinion, had been made, and no offered rs On
amcndment the following resolution in substance.
ResoiCtd, That n speedy resumption Of speci,
payments Ivy the Banks Of Virginia, is necessary
Tor the safety and protection Of the rights Of the pco,
pie.
lie urged this amendment by some remarks. Thu
mover Of the resolutions did not acoopt the amend.
meni- thought il unwise and impolItic TO force a
speedy resumption, ~ the property Of the peopl,
would thereby be still further dopfeciated. and Inc
man in debt unable to pay, without reducing h. fam.
lily to poverty. Thought the proper course to be
tions, end then cpll up the resumption resolution OF
lie merits.
Mr. Rufhn objected to a posipOnsmen, Of hi,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

4 w Nc Ven Bursn. IN 1898 a stronE Executive
Was The qulniesSenee Of federal sm, now to propose
10 strip tho President Of the RorAL VEro. OF modi.
~ II all, Is rank federalism, anu 30 il will be es
termed, l doubt not. to Withdraw Congress from
the couupting Il nuenec Of his patronage, aud place
the national purse beyond his control.
have made a hasiy, butI hope not unsuccessful
defence Of the measures and policy OF the whig
party. as far - the short time during which thew
have had tie direction OF pubic affairs, has deye.
loped them, aud briefly pointed attention TO a few.
and only 8 few Of the acts Of misrule by which their
opponents lost the confidence Of the people, and
for which they were driven from their counsels-
Some OF the subjects arc Of no little magnitude, but
they are OF little comparative interest when placed
by the aide OF that To which tho Wings ask the
most serious attention of the People, mean Re
form-reuenehmeni in the number and cx,ravngan,
salaries OF public officers, reform ia the ndministra-
ton Of the 6nanees-in the disbursements of the
Army-the Navy and the civil ltsts-reform in the
whole administration NJ the Government-and
above all, reform in the fundamental law, where the
root OF most Of the evils Of which we complain is
10 he found. Unless the people can be aroused to
n sense OF their actual condition, our progress TO.
wards monarchy will be rs rapid rs has been our
rise from colonial thraljom 10 the proud independ.
enec which we now enjoy. The prosperity OF our
pecunlary affairs, both public and private, deserve
our carc,-but what Is wealth, what is peace, what
IS life itself without ireedom1 The ~f.natical abo-
litionists may iTitate and distrac,-,hc Bankrupt
law may release the fraudulent trader from his OBJ.
legations, or It msy restore the crushed and heart
broken debtor to his family and to society--the dis
tibuton law may incommode the Federal Trcasu
nv, or II may relieve the embarrassment, of the
States and tighten the burden OF the poorer class
OF the taN-payers-our Treasure may be wasted or
stolen by incompetent or unfailhful servants
our fertile lands and industrious population will 70.
place tour currency may he deranged, credit
Frustrated. business stisnate and bankruptcy and
rum pervade the land, time and better counsels will
trng a remedy-our cities may bo sacked aud
our soil polluted by the foot OF the invader-our
hardy yecuen will roll back the tide of war-but
when the de(enecs OF liberty ere broken down.
when sue Is besiosed in her last strong hold, when
the sap Gnd NINE have crunIbled her ren,parts, and
tbs gates Ct the citadel gro thrown open by a
tFeachefous garrison, who shalt stay the hand that
would bird her in chains7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
sENATOR-RfehmOnd Di,,r;e,

l, is the wish of many voters OF the District 10
support Mr. Samuel Taylor. or one so dis,in-
guished for all the qualities which adorn a public
station and the walks of private life, it would b.
superAuous TO say any thing. Mr. Taylor was
heretofore a member of the Senate, and one OF tho
ahlest that ever had n seat in that body. The
times require such men and VIC hope he will no, 70
fuse to serve the District If called upon.
4 Voter for himself aud by re9uesi Of other Voter..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
LOOK OIfI, son TuFvI

We have good reasons ios believing, that various
'ehemes are an PREPARATION. among the wings aud
var'oui sOi distant Dance ats, having Tor their
{. mbined obi Ct the restoration Of Col. Preston To
powee aud favor in this STATE. We are not at liter
" TO say moro Just now, but much mistaken il those
"ho Keep wide awake do not see some Of the DC
ve.opcmcnts Of them b efore long.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
From The Pctcr.burg Inteuieonee1. M,TenI n.
DOINGS IN PRINCE GEGRGE-BANK RE.
FORM GIVEN THE go BY" BY TIL
LOCO FOCOS-

DOlNbS IN IhlNCE GEDRGE-BANK RE-
FORM GIVEN THE go BY" BY THE
LOCO FOCOS.
According to oil accounts, the Loco Focos OIL
Prince George "opened very rch" on their last
Court day, though from the meagTe account Of their
proceedings, given by our neighbour Of the States.
man, one would never suspect that any thing very
amusing had transpired on the occasion. =
Why vas our neighbour so remarkably sparipp
Of his lnformaton7 As n faithful chroniclor Of Inc
times, he IS looked to by his distant readers for in,
formation Of what he hears and sees, and as he wa,
on the ground, and a spectator Of oil that took place
u was not right in him to be so very close about IN,
Transactions IN Prince George. Had il not been
for a friend Of ours. who was present, the proceed.
ings ofthe Prince George Locos on Tuesday, woulc
never have been known to fame, and we trust tina
they will be becominglY grateful to us for rescuinl
Their transactions from that oblivion TO which thei
Petersburg organ was about TO consign them.
The following is the sketch Of the proceeding
given by our friend.