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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
A d u Il L =.

A duel fought, last week, be tween J w
Webb, Editor of the Now York Courier and Enqui
rer, and Thomas Marshall, Member Of Congress
from Ky. Marshall was engaged at New York ds
an attorney for Edwards, the famous forger, and
Webb spoke of him insuIlingIy, he thought, "
to settle the matter they went to Delaware aud
there indicated their "honor"by 'sblowing at each
Others brains The account runs as follows:
A little before daylight the principals their
onds, and number of other gentlemen, who had
fastened to the spot, upon hearing a rumor that
the affair to come off, appeared upon the
ground. Almost Immediately after their arrival
the seconds tossed up for choice Of position, and
the piece falling among the grass, some dispute
arose as to which party had won Both seconds
determinedly efused to yield.
1t was settled, however, by MI Marshall reques
ting his second Dr. Kerr, of Washington, to yield
the point. This request, however, the second de
clined. Mr.. Marshall then, with some warmth ,
said, 'sGiue it to them, Doctor-give it to them.
came here TO haoe q shot at him and do not mean
to be Latlcd by trJfes MoneI, the second OF Colo
mel Webb, tarty replied, eve ask you to give
point vas yielded as Nj Marshall desired it should
They then proceeded to decide, in the same man
ner, as to which Of the seconds should give the
word which was won by the second of Col Webb.
Thus Col Webb had the choice of position and
the giving of the word.
The preliminaries being thus settled, the princi
pals were desired TO take their position, winch
they did with GOODNESS and aiacrity surprising to
every present each placing his left foot against
a stone, SO as to stand firmly, with The right leg
slightly advanced towards his antagonist and the
! left supporting the weight o. the body.
! DIR. Kerr then desired MI Morrill, to read the ar
ticles %! agreement governing the fight, which he
did. This done, the latter gentleman asked in a
clear and firm tone, "Gentlemen, are you ready ?"
Upon which Mr.. Marshall answered, "No, sir, !
am not; and pausng for time, f1ing keen and
searching look upon has he slooty lifted
his hat from has head and tossed lightly from him
,oithou altering his position. "Now, SIR contn-
ued Mr.. NJ. "I am ready" ..He.. .
| The demeanor of Col. Webb during this proceed
| ing perfectly cool and collected land when Nj
! Morrell gave the word 10 fire, thus-"Fire-one-
| two-hree" the report was so nearly simultane
| Gus, to induce the belief with Of the spec
tators that the Colonel had not fired at all. The
discharge was upon the word Zone"
| party was then held by the seconds, and the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT IN N. HAMP-
SHIRE

Gov Hubbard alluded favorabiy in his NJ essage
to theRhode Island Rebels &resoIutions were intro
duced into The Legislature approving Of the attempts
at the subvcrson of LAW and Liberty by them -
While under consideration in the Senate, ono
locofoco Member, MI Bachelor came down upon
them, and made spirited speech againsthe ir pas
sage, and told the truth in the
This spirit of rebellion is what we might expect
in u State that would elect Henry II ubbard Cover
nor-whose agency in the "Ha.tford Convention"
affair fits him for Rebellion and Revolution Tru
ly, the march of modern patent democracy is CON
ward" Constitutions and Laws do not oppose lis
progress. 1t cares Tor mons of these things.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
O. on gress Omo|'

WASHINGTON, June q, lo'"
In Senate several petitions were PTese'"%r
among which was one by Mr. Tallmadse, lf0'DI
for the passage of Mr. Us Exchequer bill
Mr. Preston, from the Committee on "" c,hs
Affairs, reported bill for the reorganN'H%oo oom
Army, recommending reduction-""', # ar
panies of dragons, of 900; in the company" ev, aI
tillery, OF $780, in the so companies OF "o,ntcr
2,4OO-and an abolition Of officers oil ''r .aJ
dent of Armores, Commissary OF fu'O" ''Insoa
three Pay masters in the Army-hAlns dMs
of2 900 men, leaving the computed Wv, sg9a
Army at 1884 enlisted men, lnsleau " farce Of
proposed by the House, and an eheo"''
about 5000 men. Committee
In the House, Mr. Barnard, from the wv '. for ,hsl
on the Judiciary, reported bill ProVu'"T non dol
punishment of manslaughter and f'''
high sea Aha House meS'S
from The prosiden, Of The United States i" u, has n
10 resolution of the House, stating ina r,s,y and
his nossession copy of the ouintupIe i, III, inter-
declining, as incompatible with '"' ..e corroPOr
ests at this time, to lay before the"
dencc Of Gov. Cass on the subject .,u.o,e, from
The Tariff bill reported by Mr. '" ..s taken up
Tie Committee of Ways and Means w" a.dneu .
Mr. sal,ons,aIl having moved an a'I bis bill from
s,ri, on, the first section and inset nd Mr. baD,
The Committee on Manufacture hat amend@%O'~a..
lne OI %n';nn moved TO amend ln ss latter Cow
by inserting his minority bill 'r0" w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
Questions g. Ansloers

Questions g. .Ans1oerS a. ....
@. What is one among other reasons of the dis
;ress, that now so universally prevails among the
agricultural and manufacturing classes in the Uni.
ted States? D..
A. The Abandonment by thu National Govern .
ment Of the system Of Protection to American In
dustry.
@. How will this effect the agriculturst
A. 1t will throw into direct competition with
HIM thousands and eventually millions of indvdu
ais, who would otherwise he consumers instead O.
producers Of agricultural products,
@. What, is ofihe most vital importance to the
whole agricultural! interest, to the producer of Cot
ton and Sugar well as Grain, Flour, Beef Pork
A. The possession of an ample home market.
q. What will create an ample home market
A. The encouragement of the manu- featuring d
mechanical trad es.
@. Why is an exclusively agricultural country
always poor while its neiehbor who manu- features
is always rich
A The thee great sources Of individual and ma.
nonNi wealth are asricutur manu- faciure and
commerce. A nation who iefuses to manu- fac ture
and depends mostly agriculture for subsistence
neg'ects one oil The main sources Of wealth. a large
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

SUFFRAGE CoNsTITUr TON
!. Every white male eli
lizen Of the United States
# the age Of twenty one
years, who has resided in
this State for one year,
md in any town city. OF
district Of the same for {
months, next preceding
The election at which le
,fers 10 vote, shall be an
Ielector OF all officers who
IRE elected, or may here.
after be made eligible by
he people.
A. No elect ,r who is moi
possessed land assessed
for ra;eablc property, in
lis own light, TO The
Iamou nj of $l50, or who
shall have neglected or
refused TO pay any tax
assessed upon him in any
town, city, or district,
for one year preceding
the town, city, ward or
district m ee { ing al
w blch he shall offer 10
vote, shall not be entitled
to vote on any question OF
taxation OF the expendi.
ture Of any public moneys
IN such town, city, or dis
rict, until the same be
paid
5. In the city of Provi
] lence and other cities nc
person shall be eligible tG
the office of mayor, alder
man, or common counci
man, who is not taxed ,ol
who shall have neglected
or refused to pay his tax
as provided in the prece
lding section.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

the right OF suffrage. No, single paragraph car
be produced from Wing paper, nor sentiment
proved 10 have fallen from the party sustaining The
charge. The charge is assumed as mask the
be tier 10 the design ofhose who have deter
mined 10 effect by revolution what they cannot do
legally.
For tho provisions the two constitutions pro-
posed in Rhode Island another column of this
DaDnr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

who pretended to be for protection, would prove
traitors to the cause. They are like some Of the
Vermont Loco Foco leaders, who are very fast
for Protection in OrdS-but-but-there is always
some exceptions some place to crawl out-and in
fact for nothing-bu to deceive honest Tariff men
i'm their ranks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05

u See the debates in Congress on the Tariff
all the Loco Foco speakers, save one from Penn.
sylv ania, go for Free Trade. This goes for
protection, but he will not do unless the Land
bill is repealed. Any thing for an excuse We
have fAarNd the 8 Loco Foco members from Penn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
right OF suffrage is conce

LEGAI. CONSTITUTION.
Sec. 3. Every white
male native citizen Of the
United States, or any te,
ritory thereof, of the full
age or2l years, who shall
have had his actual per
manentresidence at home
in this STATE for the peri
cd of . years, and IN the
town OF city in which he
may claim a right to vote
SIX months next prece>
ding the time of voting
shall have a rig lit to vote
in the election of civil OF
ficers, and on all questions
in all legal ward meet.
ings. Provided however
that no person who is
! now a freeman, shall be
allowed to vote upon any
motion TO impose a tax or
incur cxpenditures,in any
town or city, unless he
possesses the freehold
qualification required by
this article, or shall have
been taxed on propert,
valued, at least, a. on
hundred and fifty dollars
within one year from the
time he may offer to vote
and shall have paid suci
tax in said town or city.
Sec. 7. In the city OF
Providence and all othe,
cities no person shall be
eligible to the office OF
mayor, alderman, or com
mon councilman, who is
not qualified to vote upon
a motion to impose a tax
or incur expenditures as
herein provided.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
EEa J@IM gGW@%o
TUES DAY, JULY ,lS42.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention Of the Wings of Vermont,
for the purpose of nominating state officers, and
taking such measures may be deemed necessary
preparatory TO the annual September election, will
be holden a, Middlcbury, on WEDNESDAY,
Tho 9th ofJULY next The Wings requested
to npPoint,on or before the 4t of July by county
town conventions, three or more delegates to rep
resent each town in said convention.
r. N. BRIGGS,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, State
A. l.. MINER, Central
o. p. CHANDLER, ( Committee
ISAIAH SILVER,
f. p. WALTON, JR.
May "a, 1912.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-05
TIE TWO CONSTITUTIONS OF RHODE
ISLAND

The loco papers in this State and elsewhere are
instantly in the habit of imposing upon their read
ers The grosses misrepresentation in regard to the
con troversy which has distracted The people of
Rhode Island for the last six months. They as
cert, for instance, with the most unblushlng efron
terry, that the suffrage party have been cononding,
throughout, for extension Of the right Of voting
to all the people OF the State without distinction,
while the legal party are for combining this invalu
able right to andhoIders and their eldest only
Now this is a sheer fabrication monstrous and
unmltigated untruth and the locooco editors kneec
it to be So This is strong language, we know but
not stronger than the circumstances of the
will justify in using. To prove this,we will on
y call the attention Of all fair minded and impair.
tia men to the following extracts from the two
stilnlons, presented and advocated by the two par
ties. 1t will be perceived that there is scarcely
shadow Of difference between them, far the
right Of suffrage is concerned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
TotaI in the di.,ric.
Cores?ouicree of The u. :. Gaelic
lN.u,.,.1-.. =.

WASHINGTON, May s. 1912.
The Collector OF your nort Mr. Roberts. arrived
IN THIS CITY tins evening earn that he mas peremp
tory orders to remove certain individuals from flee
~ tic custom House, against WON no charge had
oeen made either OF incOmpcteuey, unraiihCu,ness
OF improper interference ~ election. The obisc, al
ms VISIT - to demonstrate wh the President: and TO
endeavof to dsabuse his m.nd iI regard TO the uet.
sons m question. presume he thinks him decev
ed, and influenced by evil couGsellors. Beinp n,
old and personal friend, doubtless he has homes thu,
Mr. Iyler's cars will not DC closed asains, one " ho
can have neither an ohj-c; wish TO mslesd hin,
or tell HIM ough, but ruth. Bus II he fail IN I'M.
OBJECT If such be his object will he obey the order to
proscribe Tor opinions sake7 Ii ! know the man
ana think am not deceived IN HIM, he will not
hesitate moment TO give up his office rather than
ms principles; nor should he resign. Let him take
MS s!anu, and there remain firm and inhexibe, and
see whether the Preslten: will so far abandon his
puncip'es, uron which he was supported by the
Wings, and which he avowcd on taking upon him
sell the duties OF the high station he now occupies
as 10 remove him for such q cause.
You know seldom indulge in speculatons about
what is 10 happen, but cannot iorbear saving on
the present OCCASION that Il 10 me this affair
TO assume an Importance beyond that OF individual
concern great Is that may be. Should the Presi.
dent venture TO Temove MIR Roberts lSr refusing 10
obey an illegal order-for refusing 70 dismiss men
from office without cause-i egcstly de..iv.f my
sell It the matter would end with MIR X. berts' off.
cial life Mr. Tyler is walking on TIE edge Of a
precip.cC: let HIM be cautious how he steps. and
above oil, let him beware whose counsels he fol-
lows. More anon.
OLIVER OLDSCHOOL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
RHODE ISLAND.
Correspondence Of The y y. Tribune.
PRovtnrNcr, NAV 3. Is

'oFfcspou irncc 81 The y. Tribune
PRoviprSoF, May ;. 1912.
The dny has passed or wi,hou, any outbreak as
yet, g o'clock Il. NJ and DO not apprcherd IN m
any will occur. The streets have been very much
crowded, and considerable excitement has prev,ii,J.
The General Assembly. under The People. Con
siuution," has organized IN new building Intended
for ioundry, on the Dorance street lot &c If The
~ memoeis OF the House OF Representatives we're
present. and took the oath Of office They ,diourn.
cd iil afternoon, when they met TO count the yo,
Tor Governor, and tho salute e artillery has inst
announced the Inauguration Of Mr. Dorr The
procession numbered about 1850 iuclud ng about
GO who were armed.
The Governor ard the Board Of Councillors have
been m session during the day. The result NJ their
dehrofaiiors has not been made public; tu; think
can assure you that Il is detctm ned upon 90 al.
rest tho principal men who violate the law
Inc Gcnon Assembly meet tomorrow of New
port. u " not improbable that the Govern -r o,v
communicate message; and Il would not he rance
u = requsrtion should lie made upon the pfo.tleot
for assistance This will DEFEND. bowcver MON
the course taken by the Suit ago party. The Gen
efal Assembly will probably adjourn Ivy Friday or
Saturday, 90 meet agsln IN June | do MT know
that any thing besides the usual election Of Ulcers
will hc done, unless Il should be deemed adv sable
10 make q rcqusition upon the President.
The Companies dis'h.ctcd toward tho Govern
m'nt that wore ordered 90 send 10 the arsenal the
arms lo'red 10 them 10y The State Did not d. mpiy
''' N'''Nis tfNIIlt NI lUt NlUet l rs ttI'f were
W TIE procession to-day
n Committee Of the SufTrcc rtty waited on
GOV. Mig yesterday, and proposed that Com
mVeo OF Conference should be appointed iy the
Gcneral Assembly, and another by the S.Tnce
GGoneIel assembly, to ngrce upon a compromise
Wv N'ns replied that he had no power to act iu
the matter.
The records Of the courts and n III. oe;.. NJ IN,
secretary OF State have been removed to Nswport
TOT safety measure Of precau.ion which can do
no HARM although Il was hardly necessary.
CANONICUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
Correspondence Of tho IlalamoTs Patriot.

49," iONhs wednesday, L. NJ.
The insurgen, Legislature met yesterday n,
Providence according to notice, and went through
the ceremony Of Inauguration, sc.
ne weather continues gloomy and wet-no,hng
can be done on, Of doors. Flour remains firm a, yes
,efdsy's prices-,here has been no further arrivals
from the Canal. Ashes are still in demani-2OO
oeI' Pots sold a,sj so, and rs bbls Pearls s5.25.
Nothing OF Importance doing in Cotton, the sales
do not exceed 600 bales.
Exchange on Baltimore I; Virginia 7iasi; North
Carolina 4i4i; Charleston li,iI; Mobile IslaIs,;
New Orleans 6il7; Cincinnati 81. Bills on Lon.
don Hre firm at lO7niO7i; Francs 5C37.a5L35.-
Treasury notes active at TAI dis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

TUE undersigned. sole for the sale OF tho produc
uon ot the TredegaT Iron Company, is prepared To
execute orders for every description Of and maes.
Die Iron embracing Hat Iron fom 10 " inches vide Of
any desired thickncss round and square
inehcs baud hoop oval hall round aud roll Iron;
g..
In their Foundry the Company prepared to make
nearly every descpton OF Castings embracing
Presses Gearing for Ers mills cotton factories and roll.
Ing milis, rud all kinds " rail rad work.
Akehncry having been recently erected their works
The customers Of the establishment have guarantee
that h'tr Iron will he Of uniformly good qlyani whe
required the Iron Will be uiacuTcd refined pig
metal CXcu.vely.
once on Cary street the lower end Of the R4sn
f. ~ nc X ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
RHODE ISLAND

The New York Courier & Inquirer OF yesterday
says; Letters have been received this morning.
stating that the rebels had demanded possession Of
the State House.
The New York American of yesterday says
We Just hear, by u gentleman from Providence.
that IN the afternoon. Gov. DORIS Legislature re-.
pea'ed what they call the Azerine act, and directed
Their Sheriff 10 have the Court House at Proyi.
dence ready FOR their reception next day.
They also voted that the Governor shoolJ i.su.
MS proclamation today, calling on all good citizens
TO supper, his authority.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
MMLLAN ANnEHsON. -.

y
Corner n aud 1874 Sfresfs.
As the pleasure inform hts friends and bc rntl-
bus suruc sssouwcnf ot GrorcrI.s vi,.ri, h9vi1 49,.
chased almost exclusively with cash he ~ enabled n
w a.sor.mcni consists n part VI the following articles
VIII macy oilers ioo icd.u. ~ cnumcratr:
" h..'s =. tro.'. rorio Rico and y Sugars. par,
OF nc ~ trn'N ami Porto Rico, very superior
go pass llsniri Havana anil Rio CoGec-part very
= 10 hiSfome Java c-aee
g dr most superior go 10 vcsrs,ft
n bids handsome Porto Rico M6issscs
~ hhl' \. % .part clarified. 90
lou boxes rrlow Caudies-Jaeksor & woodra
% do nuirs io patent
~ do vcrY superior sperm d.,
fo aui ~ bbls Loaf sugar as.,rt.f
hai rircs Cornac Hruniy
'qr si,ss IN 10 vintage l-16. which makes
e.yG1rs old TIC quality Will upon rial bc
-ng,s. bali ripcs and NJ casks WcoHIouscs
.oo 49, nc, liH vey superior. aufi years of
LOLA hhis Muscai Wine
hhi Mafdcr. hide Cnppcrae
sebls Mum lOhhls saifrcitc. s dr EPSON salts
'g hafs Pepper % hgrs Ginger o. hass rmcnio
~ scfs nurouts H-aHy'sF and Fl Gunp1wicr
,ll- laf. -hof, tssrricf Sizes
lttp lhs Bar Ic11
@tsns swcics, Country AMI Ersp.h irou assorted
Eosish sni American Histcrcisicei
PLOUGH Fittct art HOOP lion
% ior simmon's AYES
Ankcfs Cot Na's assorted sizes
20 dfr arfrI r1cf- Musfrf
ftats Hops. 2ncrccs RICE
ucmrnhrs-l %, . AMI gallons
~ i' Common OBJ
baskets lnlfeauk OF
~ ioscs Runch R,isIns
lsung Tyson. iiyson, Pcuehons and Gunpovier
ieasof very superior quality. ma Z rrtU
NEGRO BOYS AT PRIVATE SALE
Lou sale prvaely two very likely Nesro Rows ~ and
lsye"sold APpy 90 RH DICKINSON.
Ps'u Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
GOV. DORIS MESSAGE.

The Inaugural Address Of Tomas w Dor, IN,
Governor according to the Suffrage Party. alludes
70 tne extraordinary circumstance under which the
Legs1'ure assembled, and is entirely occupied
Nun me discussion Of the main question at issue
lie says that by the recent election AT which wa,
ADOPTED the Peoples Constitution, the distinctions
o. caste and privilege have been abolished, the
sacred hre so lone exiingushed has been 70 kin
Iled on their altar" AMI their institutions are rem
lies. " wv" ''''S' A>SPu"-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07


- u TAYLOR has for sale the following Comic sopgs
Il Does your mother you're cut
lee alsnciety, The h1pp U ent man
When We we're oct a fishing
Sich &c finZ " stairs The hsr dscue man
- men. what silly fhngs you are
Tea 10 IN arhOur; TIE loving couple
Good old Irish gentleman
roe DE would Wooing 20
Mu-on Mcpherson WaS VeIv nice nan
hmuseuienf-Cf fhs G y. touch Of the times
Monsieur upf' Tue good old times
- Fls-a1~reu man. % hing a. make a cham.
The adventures of Paul PRIV. Btlv R.rgvr
MAMMA mamuis, OF why don't the men pi opose
No hing else o do
Cots lee; Oh being a match for old maid
wealthy Old tuan wcoing DID 20
Nassaisa siingy man. Nv Con
hen the carpenter and sally Brswn
aux hail or It's the best { all dcIrhts
Long me -z0-Jcnny get y, ur loe.cake Iona
Ms Toe; haunting Benny
w ans Nj Jones, Mcorheu. G nger Blue
Gumho On n, Iiui brown. JauiesCrow
ne hght cigar The nice young man
nee Young maiteus. I0uny Booker
John strauss, John Stftuss. john Gipln
l'hn Volt why NOT The striped pig
Pafurk Carey
Medley song scicctc from 20 ropuisr airs
Tarnafou strange, Mrs VERY Pekooiiar
w 4lfc amiy man. Free Niger
SUING a rail
mas q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

WONihh Merchants wishing 10 save me exchange
- ucsurs tn" expense of going fo the North an Ia, -
y ca.hnEatP GARBANATI'- chear rasb storc s,,r,-
SO Hh where they supplied sifh HAS ami ,ns
~ every description, AZ the following low prcrs- Gomez
uNssa 1ei frzeu drao Russa very broad In the him
sl.4 an hrcr tuzcn. black 90 DO &c. SO and al per
btfni p ush Hats of superior quality Al eqtreiy o,,
ccs hnc nutra and beaver Hats black and iran 81 fb
hsn1nsvc shape. which will guarantee 10 sell Al Nortb
efn PIccs ot cash only. Please 20 rscollectP = GAY
hNNNiiS cncHu Haf mandatory shoe zoe TIl $50 -
The transparent Haf ' ~ ~ - - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
OLIVER oLDscHooL.
From the National Intelligeneer.
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES
Over the Washington Course.
SrcnHn DLr-Ainrs

SECOND DLY-May 5.
Two competitors only started for the Sweep.
stakes, tMle Heais,) the o;ber entries paying for.
Townes and Williamson's be II
Col. F Thompson's FLY Kitty Harris .
Time.-Frsi heat m so s-Second hea, m S.
seconds.
SECOND RAoE-NlLE HIArs.
i Is Pueke'ts m Modesiy 1 Q
r. =; ; wilson's drawn
ho.haS D1s"eIrs nsria shelton /
Mr. A,leoeks ca Percussion Ads
Time.-FHsi heat l m 50 s-Secord heat m 52s
Third heat m SIS 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

Cn'z tDl elected by 20 majority over Stuart.
The Lynehburg Virginisn says,
Penn. 1t Is said. beats witcher ~ votes for the
ssnate-l, however, all reports be correct, wi,ch.r
is elected by a small majority"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
AT WILMINGTON CDei MAY pc.

At WILMINGTON IDS MAY pc
ERANDCOSSOLlDATEDL LOTTERY Or DELAWARE
Gas. 4, Tor 1879.
To b" drawn Ni"n E'ou. Delaware May Is Isip un5c,
Tie Scp"rincn "rcc Il Cltniui Sr.ot,-rs alponf- Nv
Tie safe n.nh-r o'iery--l4 drawn ballots
MAMMOTH sCgLiIE.
prIZes ~ $500 each are sinIt.l ~ "a m, , -,
'ib, ~ ~ 900 3fi'n los "a % - H., Of si1 10
~ ol - l"ol 80 20 u Jr rtc Wa1lc &c <.
cts saJ-siisr'h ~ prop0rlan.
Hs- TAesa-e- OF Whocs and shares. single Whole
a snare always on hand In the usual great var ETY. ard
As Hsuai prc"S psid az stgaf mfni after ne draw
tugs aie Tecrty.d. THO n HCCEg
az ~ hGns-crs' bhlce corner opplsi Elrl. Hotel
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El,Ii RENI

a Per- u Dive linz House, situated on shackoc
fttS hl few yaTds from the Cspol square cons ST.
HsIn ing of three large rooms kitchen AMI wood house
--A@~ -lhctc is well ~ fine water 900 the yard. and
nv small quiet family PC rent Will he low Apqiy his