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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

FAMILY COMMENTARY. on the Holy Bible
from the Works OF Henry aud Scott, and above 100
hcr writer's Published in London by the Religious
art society, with maps and cngravings, 2v large
ood print and paper price 81 50 for sale any quantity
w RANDOLPH Co.
| ma ~ Main street. Richmond.
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FOR BREMEN

SSN The ncw anil elegant ship PA ULINE, will sail
from CITY Point for Bretnen. about the 10Th June
and having rommotious state rooms, accom-.
or several rahinor steerage passengers For passage
appy 10 LEWIS Indian son.
~ loohhds Tobacco will h. taken nv M. Pauline AN,
Of OAR friends 10y -
II A -nN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

GOLsH's CELEBRATED ROUND
MATCHES.
A D GROCE i,Ft receiycdand for sale low.
tN BOLTON HARRISON,
10 ~ Corner above 10 kg.
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CLARkE's OFFICE


AT the Exchange, Thursday, at 81 O'Clock.
Capitals s5oD, 1851, 1857 Of 500 Ticket.sI SO.
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hUPERIOW GLAss


THE subscribers have received aud ocr Tor sale, supc
Il rior French Glass 0fihe following sizes, viz;
2lN2i
81 - French.
2lN36
l2TI7 lRc,,A. III EUsTACE SON.
2K2O "''' 80 ma Is dlJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

GUNNER Notwithstanding extra have been re
> coived IN this line, STARR a cos
an Is nm, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19
FOR NEW YoPK

kSN The regular packet schr NASSAU, Cant Dear.
3Xkb born, now loading and having half her cargo en-.
1 EaRei Will have dispatch. For freight passage
apply On bOsrd, At Lui@ms wharf. or To
ina u JAMES FISHER a SnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

THE stockholders of Tie Richmond, Frederick hurf
Il aul Potomac Railroad Company, arc hereby notified
nat their annual meeting takes place Tucsdly the 3st
lay o May nest, when they arc requested attend either
IN pefsnu 90 hy proxy, the Office ol The Cumpauy la
RicimoIS at - O'Clock, VI.
APPS q ~ NACMfRpo 7,r.,,.rsr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

|TuERMOMETERs,n Tin, Morocco and Bronsc
Cases, all sizes, for sale, at
J w RANDOLPH & cos,
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MERlNO, FROCK AND DRESS COATS
ADJ up IN asiylc that cannot be eXcclod have lust
W becn received per schr Manchester from n. York,
nd lor sale STARR a Co.
ina u Fourteenth -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

Druggists sni Apothccaries,
Corner above the Ranks
~. q AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGs-4OD ibis
Collins brand, landing this morning for sale from
hc wharf on accommodating terms.
ma ~ WILLIAMS & HAXALI.
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MARINE

May l7-Auived, sehr Charles,
- from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

SoLUT. OF oHLORID SODA fresh prepared
- and for sale
ma l6 SANiL DOVE
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FAMILY ROE HERRINGS.
n HALF and ~ whole barrels super or Roe Herrinss
ffO A suon's brand, for sale low
ma rs WILLIAMS UANAII
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TO LET.
FOR RENT

Three OF Sour rooms over the subscriber,s
IxH Operating Rooms Msln street, a T. " doors be
I'LL 10" The Exchange Hank. To q COCO tenant the
-A-rent will be very moderate. Apply 10
NJ ~ ". ~ III DrON, Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

n The house recently occupied by Mrs Irtt.sy
nAkEE On U street, directly opposite the Trniiy
church, AMI Possession given immediaf=ty =
q, hPpiJ I" Ia'nes VI Baker. at the Marshall House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-19

CRus1Ep AMI pulycrrcd 1naf sugsr, beautiful anti.
- Gle ior preserving, &c, ior sale ~
TABB a Gil Esf
ma Family Grocery Main .frcef
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MOULD again inform the Ladies', that he has this ia,
w received another lot Of French Lawns with MANY
'heI articles IN his line, at unusual low price.
Real French Cheue Lawns at 37lc
81 black Fict Shawls
40 Embroidered Fillet do
Black Fillct Mauullas
DO Satin striped Scatfs
Do kdGlovcs
Rack aud blue black Bombazines
Plain black silk Usse, very spcnor
Black 40 do do
spienid viva stitched l. IIdkfs. mails
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Mo- anis Of Our Mes, or Jack Hinton the Gu,ris-
unn. uy HARRY Lorrequer-reccivcd tits lay.
AS, aicw more copies Of the Wavcriy Novels, com.
pleic, ioT g., or &c per No. ~
Alsu, the Continuation nf tlte Works Of sir yV,l,cr
scott, in Nos. a. % per Ne.
received. 10y N
ina N A IXnNa ~. &c.,.
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C1TRATED KALI. for making the eiTervescing
~ neutral drauglt, fresh prepared and for sale.
a l.
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ImprafLm,nt III U;o,di.-k uP

II seems, that the Hon. Jol n Minor Bolts took the
floor of the II. of R. on Monday last. He vowed, that he
Will move an impeaci,ncn,-and says this is the onl,
remedy; and if it does mt set matters right, he will moi
he surprised TO see 1000 bayonets cleaning in Penn
svlvania Avenue in the course Of six months. VIVA
idle yaporing-and miierablc gasconade-and chImerl
cal aw- head and bloody bones ere ,liese! But his owl
party are now likely I, leave thc agitator in the lurch
Orr Correspondents say, that the Wings will notcoun
,ennnce thc move, AMI the last Madisrnian asks:
"pocs the Int lligencerknow that, four nights since, Bolts 81
fered hs resolutions in uncrs for The impeachment To le trirl
and that he was laughed al by his own party and GOT but seet"
t0n rOhs fer his IIdn!
'Docs the Intelligence know that, frar DAYS ago, Every book
that speaks n all upon impeachment Ind been taken from NC ii
brary Of Congrcss:" ),
But the impression is, that, 50 far from ~"headlnE
Capt. Tyler" he ms outwitted himself, and that nj
will be caught in tie meshes Of his own net. Even thf
Richmond Why sola,ely full Of impeachment, will sooI
leave him "alone n his glory" His party will lind
that they have allowed him Too much rope, Us well 4:
the distinguished Orator from Tennessee (Arnold)-
and that they haze done Mr. Clay serious injury BY
their misguided fanaiicism. Such violent men am
measures are oil' calculated to injure themselves and
their party. Cold Mr.. Bolts succeed in preierftns ar
ticles of impeachment, he would do more, as he has al
ready done, to make Mr.. Tyler popular, than his bes
friends have doe for him.
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Forennrned-F Jrearmtd,

No one at Washington seems 10 know, what Con
eress will do, Or ratn they will adjourn. Ru,no; II
rife about The designs of the Wigs; but they do no.
appear 10 understand their own course upon the
Tariff: Distribution question. At one time, they talk
of ]adhering TO the Distribution fealure-bnt the !,
the Chief M gistra,e, he will pnt his veto upon it. 10
that event, what will they do? They are losing a great
deal of precids time, keeping the doors open TO a world
of litigation, md eating up the little money which IS
in the pubic Crib. Afer this unavailing atlemp'
to head the Clp,ain, what will they nextdo Sometimes
they talk of ,djournin5 i, a rage, and leaving MIR. Iy'
Ter TO an empty treasury, and their Constituent Ma
nufacturers to the dangers Of a free port competition
But the moren, they adjourn, The Constitutional Pre-
sident will head them on their retreat, and throw him
self upon the intelligence of a free people, and forth
with issue his Proclamation calling them again tngr
ther. Or, will te Federalisis, after %gnasbing 'he'
teeth, and pouring ont their walls of indignation upo,'
his head, take cunsel from the little discretion wii,c {,
is left to them and go 10 work On another revenue bill
Sometimes, aain, it is whispered, that they mean L
! ct the Distribution clause be stricken oul in the Senat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

Impressive speech in favor Of the conrse taken by the
President; and Mr.. Hunter, whom l did 10: hear, is
sa'd TO have made an argument, the doctrines of which
will stand the test OF time and the scrutiny Of after
years. OF Mr.. Rhett's speech, every sentence was a
Jewel. His ex position of the nature OF our Govern
mcnt, its checks and balances, was clear and beauti-
Jul, and not less distinguished for the !erse language in
which 1t was clothed, than for It's broad and statesman
like views. The veto debate closed on the 4th July,
on which day the iniquitous little Tariff bill was con-
signed TO retirement among the musty papers Of The
Capitol.
On the 9Th, the big Tariff was resumed. Mr.. Ken.
NEEDY, Of Baltimore, made his long expected speech.
lie took strong ground against the cotton interest of
Inc South, and IN favor OF protecting The manufacturers
of the North. MIR. K. is a novel writer, and some
what distinguished in his line. 1t was, therefore, ma.
tural for him 10 perform an adventurous exploit in the
shape of an attack upon the policy of direct taxes,
which subject was not before the House. IL may be as
well, however, to show the course Of his argument on
this head, inasmuch as it appeared to be the main point
of his speech. He quoted The oft-repeated paragraph
from Lord Chatham, about The sancti,y of every mans
nome, and its immunity from invasion by the King or
his officers. He informed the House of the especial
hate, which is ancestors had ever entertained towards
tax-gatherers and excisemen in England. Thence, he
argued that direct taxation would not be tolerated in
this country. MIR. K. forgot the difference in The nature
of the two people. lie overlooked the causes for which
the name of tax .~gatherer was hated in England. He
forgot what enormous tax the English exciseman has
~ o'ie ~ iSi9ot 'e purpose VI \ w Chsia"u
to pamper a bloatei aristocracy and uphold the ex-
travagances 0! an enormous church. With us, the tan,
gatherer 10 seldom If ever received with horror, but IS
received as u man whose visits arc necessary and whose
demands are just aud IN accordance with the spirit of
the Government. The people know, that the taxes GO
10 The Government to be applied for the bentf of the
country. They obey the precepts of General Wash
ington, who dwelt in his Farewell Address on the ne
cessity Of cheeriuily contributing what was necessary
TO the support of their Government. MIR. X. took 4
number of positions, in addition to that upon the cub.
ject Of direct taxes, which, did my limits allow it,
might be now noticed.
The debate was continued by other gentlemen on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The
next notice send you will con,uin the finale in the
House OF Representatives.
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Fine ProJgrttUus.

wheat has been raised Z feet 9 inches high. MIR. Lay.
born of Clark county, (OhioD has produced a stalk of
rye, . fee, 0 inches high. MIR. n. Sweeney near Wash
ing'on, Pennsylvania, a timothy stalk bearing a head
which measures thirteen inches in length, and an inch
and a half in circumference. Mr.. james Howard, in
Baltimore county, has raised The Potato oats, the stalks
I feet high, nearly US thick as the lille finger, and the
heads both long and well filed.
We are indebted to MIR. J. A.. Parker of Tappahan.
mock, for a small hamper Of Irish potatoes, not remark.
ably large indeed-but Of The best flavor we have tasted
this year-vcry mealy in their consistence, and equal 10
the bes, Of Irish or OF Liverpool. They ae the real
"Nova Scolias"-were planted in February, covered
six inches with sea grass, mar ,corktd, and on the 9Th
April they were on the table, pnd have never missed Il
day since. We advise our farmers to look to their
seed-and get some Of the real Nova Scotia breed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

An intelligent Correspondent writes from Washing
ton, that en- Tuesday last, MrssTs Dixon ii. Lewis and
Z. Mt. Hunter delivered the ablcst speeches he had
ever heard on the Tar;:i. "They were claborat' q
with astonishing ability. Fur comprchensivcness ana
strength of Argument they have rarely, If ever, been
srrpasscd; and in point, cienrness and beauty OF style,
they have never during this and the Extra Session.
aeen exceeded. Indeed, when we consider the pro
~foundncss of their s;atesman-like views, the business
and fairness of their premises, and the irresistible force
of their conclueions, The country will long appreciate
their isdom.-l must beg leave to say, that The farm
party have not sustained themselves, as well MS formerly
Their sophisns will not stand the scrutiny oil reason r"r
ffacls. Heretofore, our party have rested satisfied with
abs,r actions and elaborate concentrations. Now, they
have opened the batteries of statistics, OF experience,
Of results, Of PRACTICAL operations, and they find Tie
IA llac.ous and pretended benefits Of The Proieciionis!s
vanishing, or else costing 100 times more than they
are wostIi, and generally ending after all, in being Too
ricke,iy to stand alone. Mr.. Cary made his maiden
speech TO. dag, Wedncsday-for abou, 2O minutes, al
Tie time that was left 10 him) The effort was highly
credtable 10 him, and gave his friends great salisiac'
-
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On motion Of Mr.. mcfarland, il wa;ResolUed, Tha
when the Convention adjourns, it wilAdjourn to NEE
10. morrow, at 10 O'Clock.
On motion of Mr.. n. T.. Venable, The Convention
adjourned.
Tuesday, July IL, 1S4f
Mr.. mcfarland, from The Cnlnmits appointed yes
terday 10 report upon The condition ofthe Banks, ant
hx Il day for the resumption of specie payments, made
a verbal report accompanied by the allowing resolu
ton
Resoired, That in the opinion Of Tim committee tbs
Conven,ion should FIX on the lst day ,f August next
for the resumption of specie payments.
Mr.. A. W. Venable moved to amenI the resolution
by striking out the words, "lst day Of august whicl
was decided in the affirmative, as ~folloTs:
.4yes-Messrs. Brockenbrough Bragg, Dabney, Ro
berts, Woodville, TONNES, Chandler, Mcfarland, Ma
son, Robertson, N. L.. Venable, Boiling, Jacob, Ssri'
ver-20.
.Noes-Mcssrs. Cuskie, Brent Of WINCHESTER, Gr'ggs
Mcdowell, Brent OF Lecshurg-5.
Mr.. Wallace moved TO Gil The blank in the res'lu
ton with The words "l5lh day of Sptember,' which
was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Mac:arland offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted
Resoired, That the several Danksof this Common
wealth will resume specie payments on the 10Th o.
September next.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Res0ired, That the thanks of this Convention be pre-.
scented to DR.. John Brockenbrough, President OF The
Bank Of Virginia, for The able ard impartial manner
with which he has presided over its del'b+ra!ions-an
that he he requested, hereby, 10 furnish 10 the Secre'
tary n cory Of the interesting ami instructive address
delivered by him to tle Convention when organized
TO be spread upon the minutes, and published with the
proceedings in the papers Of this city.
Ca notion OF Mr.. a. w. Fenatle, the following re-
solution was unanimously adopted:
Resoircd, That the thanks of this Convention BE-
presented 10 II. NJ. Brent, Esq, the Secretary, for the
very satisfactory manner with which he has discharged
the duties imposed upon hun.
On motion cf y. l.. Fenablc, the Convention ad'
journrd, s"c die.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGll, Chairman.
Ii. NJ. Brent, Stcrc!arY.
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1orIsIAyA rLrCrIoy-oy 4h July.

(For GerernOr, md Members ef The Legislature
I've have received The returns only from The City o!
New Orleans. Tie Wing ticket has obtained a mhIo'
rity of 25l- and they have consequently carried one Sc
nator and ten Representatives,. II has been a thin vote
in The city. For Governor, Il. Johnson 1923, 4 Mou
ton 977. "But how (says the New Orleahs Courier
has this Wing majority been obtained' Ask those wh'
PRODUCED license for cnbmen and %pedlars, and expend
cd much money to induce men, comparatively st'an
gers, 10 approach The ballot boxes. Ask the Judges wh'
received the votes thus purchased from men little bette
than loafers; while other Wing Judges, in other wards
were throwing every obstacle in The way OF bona MT
holders Of real estate"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

The Federal Orators in Congress (and among them
Mess.s. Gamble of Ga. and Stlnly Ct NC are attempt
ing 10 propagate the nation, tiatt he Democrats have So
duccd the President from the Wing riGks by holding
out 10 him the hope that he would brcone the Demo
cratic candidate al the next election. The Wing Press Is
r nping the same clamnr b. THIS idle hue and c'y, they
hope 10 make some impression upon the public mind,
and pre ludice the people against both Mr. lyle: and
The Democrats. Thrrc is not 1 shadow 81 truth IN The
assertion. One Of Tic best iDsIrmci members oil Cor.
eress writes US, $50 far as know or believe, all the
rumors put into circulation, relative 10 any arrange.
ment between the President and tte Democrats in Con-
yrcss, or any portion "f his III. are wholly unicunded-
lhe great dinner on the llI JuJ 10 the contrary not
withs.anding.'
How could il he otherwise: Dur party can make no
arrangement with any man. We rest upon orr pFinci-
plcs-iu them we live, and move, and have our being
and We seek m aid by a rgains nr understandings with
any individual. 1t would be equally dishonorable for MIR.
u. TO make propositions to Nv, andinr US 70 accept them.
But whilst tn 8 is the case, wc art bound both IN honor
and IN principle to give u decided support TO such Of his
measures, as we can consistently approve. Such ls The
rule we lay down 10 oursrlvcs-and no apprehension OF
making any false impression upon our enemies or our
friends shall deter us from lis prosecution. We are
under no commitment 10 MIR. Ty'er-not even rs 10
the general support of his Administration much less
as to subs, quenl evpnts-ahrut " hich, we have already
thrown out n suggestion in IS delicate terms rs we could
employ, BIZ. 80 PLAIN, that no man could mistake them
We have given no pledges. direct or indlrect-nnd We
mean To give mere. Da; hen MIR. Tyler does lts duty
To his country-when he exercises his constitutional
power tn arrest an unconstitutional Bark, or an oppres-
sive violation Of j "trraiy If aniiy ana peace, we
shall proclaim our opinion- the Federal g%rumblefs and
the disappointed exrectans, 10 the contrary notwith-
standing. We shall Judge MIR. Tyler by his measures.
We shall approve or dlsapm"v", according 10 their bear
ings upon the great Republican principles which we
profess-but without the slightest commitment TO iu
lure e~vents-withou any pledge, bargain or under
standing. None such exists. None such will exist.
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Marriages.

Married. nj payncGeiL, Tn Wednesday. the 9Th inst, by The
Rev. Peter Tribe, Dr. joins J. WE;GHf, Ia Mils ELiz., daugl-
ter of Edmund i. Noel, fsq, all of Essex county.
ET Wig viii please copy.
Msrrrd. on The 81 day Of July, a, Dr?uy's Meeting hous", ~
lie Rev. Jardon Martin. LEROY I!orEt>s, Esq, 10 bliss A.nr
M.rlp,, daughter OF John Dean, deceased, all Of rowbatan
county.
Married, on the 18Th instant, hy Rev. Y. l.. Mseoon, Mr. An
tHoNY DAVIS, TO Miss ALrcE bays. nil Of This chy.
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Tsns,. drank at Wsuerbory,, S. C.. on he a..

rN.Ts HFdHI Ut TtTDU y - T Ls "
The ri;:,isntion of Ills pIorc~ls Gf the Public Lan.s:-i prof
cred Wing aud Federal brine; threatening an Impeachment of
The National Treasury, and q dissipation 81 Public RESOURCES
South Carolina has m,nnlly scorned 10 Join in ihr great scramble.
An I'nred States Rank:-CIasp d to Tie hearts of federGi-t.
scorned fom the embraces Of Democrats; p,inci"ns IN us power
fl. Influences, aud dangerous 10 the liberties Of the people. "AI-
ready la. the monster been weighed in the balances aud found
wanting"
The oil States RigE. doctrine. Of Thomas !etferscn:-Tbe only
noliti,n nj doctf zines worth confirming far, because the only doc.
iries which can preserve the States from Federal uiafpation aud
tyranuy-
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so. Tor 4 whip in every honest hand,
10 ln.i "a. tnSrui NAKED lhfungh Tie wnr.l.

And this is the man, whom but two years ago, Tie II,
Wing supported for the second office IN the Republic
IN e~'ilugislic terms. Against srch coarse abuse, and
such excessive vrciii-tion, MIR. Tyler will perhaps 'fiac
in his soul one d:op of comfort"
Is it wonderful, that such an indiscreet and reckless
organ should threaten US with u new Edition OF log.
cabins and coonsk;ns- and new devices of ia score or
two Of MlLL-BOYS-naked as 10 feet and bree'h-
aslride plough.horses, on meal bags-seiting off Whig
processions" in honor Of the chill Boy Of the Slash,
es:'-lMr. Gcnry Ciay.) Is il possible, that ali expe,,
renee is thus thrown away upon such an Editor and
that he viii stoop to a repetition of all the %espl"ded
~hnmbugs of Tie last campaign: Is i by such m'sefa.
bic devices, that his friends can expect TO commen
their candidate 10 the s~utirages Of the people But
such devices are worn out-and unsupported rs they
will be by the military miet, and Tie corrupt boards
Of money wllici, they obtained from the Banks to pro-
mote their Objects. they will lose the charm in A,
w,,icI, they exercised in 10.
The Clay Clique are, however, already at work
They have advertised for the formation OF Clay Gibbs
IN Hanover, Essex, &c. The time is coming when we
too must assume ",he armor and the attitude demanded
By The Crisis" An effective organization throughout
The Sta,e-a State Convention during the Winter
Democratic Associations again every where.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

The Frderalists say, j til a question between the Con-
gress of the U. S. and one man John Tyirr)-and
murmur at the very idea Of yielding 10 him. But pass.
ing Ivy his constitutional qn' stions, and looking beyond
the record, who constitute the msjarlty of The presen
majority; They were elected during the Lumbug era
Of lSi0-and they are not now The exponents OF he sen:
t;menls of the people. Mr.. Watterson Of Tenn in hi.
late speech gives the statistics OF the more recent cleo.
lions and shows that Al members Of the present II
Of L. nIMisrepresent Their constituents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-15

NJ The Trial of VIM. B. Dabney, late Teller Of the
Bank Of Virginia, on an indictment for embezz!ing
=, coo money of said Bank, commenced yesterday
week before Judge Nicholas. After a long examination
Of witnesses and discussions OF points of law, the Coun'
sci addressed the Jury all yesterday, AID wi!! continue
to-day. The trial may end tonight or Tomorrow.
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Ilf,afhs.

Died, In Richmond. very suddenly, on the 5a instant, Hr.
Hr NuY e. To-. SR, tbruther o.; ere If the Editors Of the j.; nch'
bur, vIrcini1n,) in the 3i year OF his age. The Richmond star
.ays, Mr. 1olrr "fainiad at the Fair. where he lad been during
most OF the dag, and in abnnt three hours lie was a corp,e." The
cause Of EIs death Is supposed TO have brrn an apopircic otiacs,
having had Two slight premonitory symptoms of that fatal disease
mr., iouslv.
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lPWe recommend 10 our readers the able speech of
Mr.. Pickens on the Tariff bill and the Restrictive Pc
Icy. 1t is difficult 10 say, whether it is most distin.
gnished by sound philosophy, or by glowinr elolrencs.