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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

Src. :. The certificates to
be issued without Premium,
aud Of denominations not
less than -, nor more than
800. To be redeemed only
where issued.
Src. .. The Board and
Agencies 0ufh0ri-cd to drair
and rtdccm on eqch other,
and sell the dratlS tor easb
~ a premium not crcccdiHg
: per cent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SEc. ,. To receive midi
viGual depoSites IN gold and
silver. aud issue therefor
specie notes to the extent of
SD, 900, 600, at a charge not
exceeding ! 81 | per cent.
The notes To be redeemed
only at the place of Issue
SEC. q. The Secretary OF
the Treasury to hare PrcPor-
ed Spccie notes. to he SieRed
by the TREASURER Of the INIT
ed Suites, counterSigncd by
the President of the Exche-
gucr, and payable to the or
der of the commissioners, To
be redeemed on demand IN
gold and silver, aud reissua-
bic by the Board and agen-
cies.
SIC. 7. The Board and IT'S
Serer0i agencies may, on the
Opposite Of gold and Sitrer,
dra,c bills Of erohange on any
lofher agency, and also accept
mills Of exchange. The nm Z
lOf the hills not 10 eTcced the
sum d,posited
80. :. The charge on
each bill drawn or accepted
not 10 exceed two per cent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

ST.. -. The principal
Board to provide regulations
for the government of the
agencies. and the officers 10
give bonds for the faithful
performance of their duty
SEC II. The Board and
several agencies 10 keep Dis.
tincf scis OF books. one T.
embrace all the trai'saciion,
relating - the receipts and
expenditures 81 the public
revenue the other all eN-
change aud individual oepo.
SITE transactions The pro-
its accru.ng from exchange
dealing 70 BE- applied 70 tie
expenses Il tie Lxcaeqnsr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

A.'ffTff a#t'|a
SIC. /. The Exchcqucl
Board 10 consist of the sec.
rotary OF the Treasury, Trea.
surcr of the United States
one Commis>ionerappointe
by the President for lou
wears. Salary 5000.
SIC. :. To be established
not more than ten agencies
one IN each chief city.
SIC. =. For the Board
there shall be one clerk ant
one register.
For each agency one su
perinieudcui and one regis
Ter, one clerk. If necessary
toF each superintendent an,
each register.
SIC. 1. The E.xchequert t
be the general agents ior re
ccivius and discussing trans
fcrs and transmitting tn
public moneys. under direc
ton of the Secretary. Tn
Board aud IL agencies shall
pay all warrants drawn b,
the proper officer. To b
also the Commissioners TO
Loans, and pension agents.
SIC. ,. TO reocire so,
00O, 600 Of specie on prirat
dcpoSifss, and issue a cores
p0ndiRg amount IF ceri.t
catoS IF dePcs'icS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
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Sl9,36J,iSi
Sl9,365,isi
s1SEnI1


So much for three years Bank suspension. and
the cry of" change change :" which rang through
the land in l-l0. Such change Will not only
very soon drain of the precious metals with
which supplied by the Democratic policy
but in short time. strip Of every copper. and
leave that - rery best currency. IN the opinion
of the wings irredet mabie paper. On the contrary,
the policy pursued by the Democratic JACKSON and
VAN buren, party, would have increased our specie
cirulaton To about one hundred aud ghty millions.
and thus furnish favorable opportunity for all
Banks of circulation To wind up for the public good
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SEC. 6. TO issue in pay,
meni of claims, nj the option
of the public creditor, specie
or certificates of deposite oil
treasury notes. The paper
so issued never 20 exceed tn,
specie on hand.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
Ss5,6S5,i6a
2S,597,54i
s57.Os7.9is
Gain,

This shows a gain y iity-seven millions by the
registered inportations and expectations. and # TO
this be added the amount that was brought over by
passengers and that came over land from Mexico
and Canada the clear gam OF specie within these
seven years. ought rot To be computed 1T less than
eighty millions of dollars, aver1-e o: over
eleven millions per year Next. viii invite pub
Inc attention To the deporablc consequence To the
country, OF legalized Bank suspension, and the
unfortunate overthrow of the Democratic admins
tra.ion a. Washington. Behold the p.ciure
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

Ma. VAN BueEN.-We learn from the Cincnnati
Enquirer. that Mr. Van Buren,, the tn INST, was
in Charleston :. e. lie left the jth ior the III
terror. During his soJ,urn he was invited to par
take of two public entertainments, rendered by
the city authorities, aud the second b. number Of
private gentlemen. - rae ex-Pres dent" SAYS tie
Mercury, need much pleasure at these courtc-
sizes, but owing to the arrangements he had made
and the ronte ne had prescribed for himself during
his present tour, said hc was compelled to decline
In both instances.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

RAIL ROAD MEETING.-A meeting on the SUI
Ject Of the completion Of the Madison aud IndiaEap
oils Rail Road was held at New Bethel. on the 9th
inst. The proceedings were not received in time
for our paper Of last week. Henry Brady, Esq.
addressed the meeting, resolutions were passed IN
favor Of the project, and delegates appointed
10 attend the convention al Colnmbus
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SIC. II. The Secretary of
the Treasury to issue 70 the
Board, on H. application. a
suitable amount of specie
notes 10 be used IN the trans
action of It's business. The
amount issued either 70 the
public creditor or on dcPoSittS.
'ncrer to orcecd The acfu0i
amount Of Spcoic on hand for
their redemption. All dues
10 the government 10 be- re-
cciVcd in specie notes ISSUED
under this at. or IN the notes
OF banks immediately con
verfible into specie at the
place where received.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

STATE BA~Ks.-Jhe State Bunk policy 5 and
has been mpractica5le and II Is as inefctual i'm
pr .cticatic Tio~e state Banks winch
l~hed before the all Of State credit have been
unable TO prevent either iha; catastrophe or private
have aggravated both. Ind.
ana has State Bank. aud the bonds of Indiana are
at - cents on the dollar. kentucky ha- two. and
her stocks lower than ours-t0 say thing Of
those monstrlns runs ~ credit that are known
tho State BANKS OF Arkansas. Of VI ppi. Ala
bama. Georgia and Pennsy lvania: perhaps ought
to add lluois-Whcl in four sAof; years have sInlS
a, les, xty millions IF dolirs.--Cac.aagfi Egg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
A"Mard Money LIN lnfn.hss 81 foIIonlns

a" Hard Money m furnishes the following
facts to the Baltimore Republican; they viii be
hard for the Bank men TO get over
GoLD AND SILvER.-lf thought there was
single human being the United States 50 iEno-
rant 70 tAuk there ls not specie enough IN the
world for the business OF the worlI,'' | would en-
deavor To enligiteu him. were " not my present
purpose 20 show how easily the american people
could supply ntemseires with suifciency. by pur-
suing the right policy. during the ten years that
preceded General Jackson's experiments with
the currency, and the period when the late United
States Bank the zenith of its glory aud
power. the record at the Treasury Department ex-
hibits the following amount OF the imports and cX
Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

CHURcH HIT seems that political newspapers
are not alone the habit of saying sharp things Of
their opponents. Those devoted to rel gous
troversy are quite as uncharitable and severe. Read
this from Boston paper
RATHER SHsRP.-In a notice of sermons.
with an appendix. concerning the dispute between
the Untarians and the Unvcrsalsts. recently puo-
lshed by the Rev. Mr. Gray. pastor OF the Church
in Bulfnch street, the Christian Watchman says
The sermons are well written, but we IN them
no reason why they should be entitled Christ and
Him CrucIfied, unless II be meant that IN tins Bull
finch street controversy he cruciiei over sEain,
rs he was at FIRST Leireea fc0 Miercs.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

The whole people Of Marion county who feel in
tcrested in the completion Of the Madison and Ind-
annapolis Rail Road. requested to attend mass
meeting at the Court House in indianapolis, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of April at 10 o'clock \. VI.
Come one, come all ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

Src. Il. 7ic Frcisfasr
alf lHla - gs o-laf for itt
Beard eng safci. pGsir. hans
a rs ne.g.torkood saea
sans nor &, rereirc dyos.teS.
Gcccgf or sell bus On aeo0AH,
- 'fc Ercksgaer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE.-We have invariably
published the prospeciuses for the Congressional
and Extra Globe and Appendix, aud shall DO 20 in
future. 4 few Insertions" we had supposed en-
titled Us to exchange.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
COMPARATIVE VIEW OF TIE TWO FISCAL
BILLS REPORTED IN CONGRESS

SsnGtc BIZ.
Sc !. Three Commits
sioners TO be appointed by
the President. with consent
Of the Senate one Of the
commissioners to be chosen
President of the Board for
TWO years.
SIC. , Agencies not TO
exceed two IN each State.
SEC. ,. The Exchequer to
be The general agents Of the
government IN receiving,
transferring, di-bursing and
rcmitllngthe public moneys.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SIC. Q. The Board and It's
agencies NAV rece5re drgtfS
or hills Of erch0Rge far col
lection at another dgenoy, bit
iia no case to maize any pay-
ment until the drqf or BIZ IS
actually COLLECTED, cheH pay
meat mag be made At the OF
flee where the hill was de-
POSTED tor collection. de-
Quoting a reasonable charge
for collection.
SIC. 10. Rules for the 60
vernment of the Board and
agencies to be adopted with
in three months after the or
ganizatiom OF the Board.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

G1-our State Scrip Is spreciat'ng rapidly. in all
quarters.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
Agg.eg te value,


The total import IL thus appears, is about l2l per
cent OF the same descrpi on of goods manui,c ured
IN this country Nov one of t~o things l. certain,
either increased duties DO do not the prices
OF goods to The consumer Ii they do beyond that
wh ch IS Absolutely necessary 10 the support of iac
Government. they are meniie>tly unjust. inasmuch
they tax the may for the benefit II the few. L.
they 90 not RAISE the prices, j. alleged by the
advocates 81 tariff, hnt thai the revenue is paid by
the fore ~ manufacturers. the home manuf4ctur-
ers cen derive IN benefit whatever from tariff.
and IT must b. the same to HIM whether there a
duty or not. Inc fact Is, however. and admits of
no cavil. thst prices increased by the duties.
u, on the above imports of Jl.Oop,uuD dollars,
4 revenue ~ 3u0o.tuO TO be raised 10 refund the
proceeds Of the public lands voted away, il VIII
amount 70 an al v.i1ren duty Of Ter cent, which
wiil not only ral>e re prices Of imported goods -
the extent hu, those 81 home nanuicGre al-.
The c'usu ner- VII 'ntn nave - pay an additional
per cent. on il5.n00.00D of goods annually.
winch amounts 20 81 60l 900. OF wlcl the govern
ment y u 1T ~3.co0Uuo. aud tae mancftrts-crs
so 6lJ.OO0. ] he reliet" Offered 70 tae >tate-
o. tie distrhff act % the extent Of oup..lO.
vii thus cost tie mass Of the people Sl36pu uup.
most siHgg.sr manner OF coaferrng the goat
est good upon tie greatest number.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

CAPITAL CoNvI,rIo>s FoREIGN COUNTRIES.
during iwenty-three years. the capita. conyic-
tions IN Prussia. re Rhine Provinces excepted
amounted 10 2:li males and = females making
total OF 3l2. or Is per snDam-99 males were par
doned and Oh females. In Austria. in lo4O. there
were AZ. cases of murder, and - cxccli.ons-in
1889, 80 executions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

We will endeavor mike for Pl!.ners Re
port next week.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

M,Is.-No eastern Intls Tor over week. Con
suit Amos, Mr. Wickliif,, and fni what ths mt
Tor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SIC. : The several minis
TO issue similar certificates.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SIC. 1. The Exchcquer to
act as commits sioucr Of loans
and pension agents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15
TO.gA4s.


.er s. "a Tie n-.a nlsei pr.ce Tor ilacoe q god
..-H JOHN a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

NNa $50 ..-.s.-.,4 Road .pss.is s.s
.-se -. some oi tas states ..eaty q ""ays' aha
no ..AIeans"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SwARrwour AND THE NIcr PREsiDrNcy.-Nr.
Clay. IN a speech which he made ~ the Senate.
the llih inst. alludes TO ~wariwou;, the deau.ter.
who was recommended by the wing papers IN New
ork. some Yeas s4nce. a suitable candidate Tor
the ce Presidency a. follows Mr. Clay SAID -
=. But where was the seepcss eye of eternal vigi
lance that watched over the Treasury Department
when (r5-ShM SWARrWOUr MAS NOMlN-
ATED FOR THE VICE PRESIDENCN-G0
and previous % which frauds had been committed
at the New Yos. custom house ~
If you refer back 10 tie OF the Chiliicothe Ga
zeitee of October. $50. You VII lind II stated edit
orally IN that paper. that sundry New York jour
mails actually recommended that samuel Swartwout
should be nominated for the y zee Presidency. Yet.
IN the face thcs, facts. the Gazette tells
that il is loco ioco he 10 say that SwlrtwOut
a wing. But 1t of the iirst principles Of wing
editors to eat their own words.-CtiLcofte Ode.
Feb. &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

O BE not thou one OF them who strike hands. or
of them who sureties for detfs. man void
Of keith hands aud beconeth surety.
lie that l. surety for stranger shall smart FOR ~:
thou be surety for Thy friend. ii thou hast stricken
hands with q stranger thou at shared with the
words of his mouth. ID this now. my son. aud
deliver thyseif--ivc not sleep 10 thine eyes, nor
slumber 10 thine cyelids;--daliver ihyself
from the hands Of the hunter. and bird from
the hand of the fowlcr.''-S 3iofqon.
solomon had great opininn OF security debts.
and of course he opposed 10 JGpcr money.
banks only lend their paper ~ surety. Solomon
never made the credit system - part of his
political creed. presume, and Of course bank
rnpt laws were lot necessary then
There has been great deal ri s,rk NJ hands. and
going surety for debts under the wing credit sys-
ten. - and row that Their false theories cxpOd-
ed they saw it was a 4 the fiuit Of the democrats.
- ohio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-15

SToce Tobacco advertisement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26

The roquss, OF the writer will be complied with
as soon as weein hnd time to look up Dc. Msno.
ry's letter:
"Whl you havsthe kininsss to request the Editor
oi'he Wig. ia tbs n,ns OF the wings Of Norfolk
County. u repiblish the letter Of our mis-repre
sentative. De- Mallory u the COMMITTEES Of the din
ner given u General Pesram. in Southampton
sometime think. ia August. 1899! TWAS published
IA the Wing. There is much curiosity 10 see j.
again Tor the purpose OF comparing it with his letter
To the Louisa dnn,r. I do 40, think that he could
get 20 votes ia this county, again. for any oiiie,
whatever, from both parties. have lately taken a
paw in the P'c'by,erian Church ia this place
tPO'tsmonih,) will hold five persons, and can
aeeo nnodite every Tyler man in the county with
a se't am su'e there cinnot be found enough
to hd It. lfth;re is ONE he is ashamed to own it,
ihe Wing party in th, district have sustained a
great loss IN III, death OF John 4. Hill. We have
now no pro's 10 war asains, tho plwers that be
anu who are a ours, 10 Oh. country. We hope that
some sooi Wing my purch,ss this prss,. AMI aid
IA DIV n; this Puu h Party from power. I, Nigh,
be male p'oh,ible to any one qi,lisJ to di5;harse
the duties of Editor"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
RICH Nj ON ID:
SATURDAY. mon,INo. rrnnU.nY I'd
MEssRs. Borrs AND uPsnUR.

Mr. Bots rrj1inder to Nr Up,hi,'. reply in an.
o!her column. Considering that ME- u. had released
me- boI''' aud turned hi' Lauerei upon MIR Is :.
"hne'se'. We hid dstsrm ne :, bsfnr, reading this
"te'e' to publish nothing more IN relation to the
m'uer in controversy. Bat we could not, in JUS
ice to MIR HARRISON. pursue this course. after pub
i,shiog Judge Up'hw's harsh structures upon Ma
Harrison.
This Is the m,st racy production TO which this
controversy has given rise. Judge u and some OF
hs witnesses lail themselves open to eri,i,ism. and
they have caugh, it with vengeance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
Elfeiio Of .Msior C,n,rai

The General Assembly yesterday elected Brigo
deer General Sloan OF Hampshire Major General
'osnPpy the vacancy Occasioned by the resignation
Of General Baldwin.
General Lewis OF Rockingham and Col. Kn
eheloe OF H'rriSon were the opp, sing candidues
General Sloan being tho Senior officer, AMI te!ng
highly recommended, was easily Il eted.
A pleasant h,Ile incident occurred. Nj Byrd
warmly supported Gen. Sloan-supposing him to
be D,moerai-But ascer,aining that he is Wing
he lodged NE faal role. Il il by such dex,erou.
mnneuvr"s as this, that gentlemen acquire the re
putaiIon OF being "artful dodgers"
The election consumed the day.
CT B'nks has been detained from his seat 70,
several days, by ndisposi ION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under tie Exchange Hotel.

For Friday Night
Cspals-sl7,0o0 1909. 3JOi 800 POO l2ss iOef Inn
etc. - Nos-l3 'iIawn. Tcketss5. wv
For Saturday, 2eth February
Va Tcesbur. ESirs, No TO- ~ Ale1,nJriS f,,,,,.t.
s5oO, lOODD t,o' 300 200 IOi7 100 orizes m lofl
etc. IS Sos-l2 drawn. TickeisslO S'
va Lorery,'o be drawn n AleIaniril. Lth March G.,
pitas-S31 COZ 1900 Gp10 $40 900 $50 201 i-.7 =
Of 1000, p Of 30 :. of lDSJ pTzes Of gD 81, n.
cts siO. IS ballots, snd I3 drawn ~
Mammoth scheme for i9;h March Al Aler,n5ri, C,,I
als-soleo 800. lhOpp 20co 10 no0 400 roo es66
Sot -" OF 5000 OF 500 Of 2OD0 10 OF 1900 20 OF
ls ~ o. iub etc etc rs Sos-l3 drawn. Tck ets s2O
No n B,All orders punctualy attended to, either
ior pdetasesoi whole, halves or quarersor f,r .ay,
Ticket, AMI drawing forwar ded when required
le ~ CHARLES wnpTHAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26

" y '''IN'' IV'Ff T rUs TTIU.
The case Of Mrs Games closed to-day, and her nu.
msrous friends here are more confident than ever O,
a decision in her favor. Should tho whole amount
Of property TO Which she believes herself Justly.
legally aud equitaJly entitled, be recovered, il j,
her determination and that of the General, to spend
sss'n millions OF it in the NATIONAL defence ACCORDING
u his plan Of steam batteries.-U. s. Gs4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Tuo,s BRANCH 8 BRO.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. AT AUcT,o

"a N aOO v
WITHOUT RESERVE.
Ri virtue OF a deed Of trust executed By WIN \ M,rrt.
- 70 tnb1cfbers, on the Ilrd day Of March So r.,
@ s Pl 20 es therein set forth AMI n.y teeoes n,
ne tletks once 81 the Hastings Cont ~ M. tt =,
county: 'N' ''' fihec 'cofEe
We shall proceed 70 sell at Aneiion oa IA. MI H. %,
d., ~ .c.<' az II clock on the pretuses the ,,L,os
real hsAie VIZ CONNIE nc Inc City Point C,t tbe No.,
,on :" 5.nss and App.nafoS River-) ~t The no -,
LOS nld on by Meaiah Bates, Surveyor of the d. ~
ehinonu amounting la number % about ona
anl hntnedhcy thereafter aud a the same NO. 4.
estes OF wed Timber - land, lying Raiiy's Cr.ek
ahlnininl IN" SAN Iois on the southern Bountarv
should The sales Of the Lots, ani the t5k acre f ~,
hor esaid not be closed during the day IN time To- ~
ecnd wth The sale OF tie other property
we SHAH, on Tie next day. the same hour
on ne premises, 10 sell, by Public Auciion the Farm
win al The inpTovemenis) called Weston lying 10 Prtee
oeorge about two miles above City Point ami 90
lhe north ~ the AppomatoK River aud containing about
50 acres This Land valuable IL Timber and CON
eniehee 10 naarke-ihe Railroad passing throue II.
Ihr situation OF City Point, mar possessing great
ssanlAges Tor business well known the public and
dcserves the attention Of the business men ~' $50
The terms OF sale will be- la nouhs the b,i,ne o a.
AnI two yesrs-tqual payments.
"a. uIs 20 NE above properly Is unquestionabe but
selh as Trustees shall convoy ONLY thar when h,
'eStsdin US. JAMES W. PEGRkM)
10 Sale conducted by
r., THOs BRANCH A. BRo, Aueis
here 10 on the above property, the Point rood tro
s,orp Dwelling House and Store. with a valuable Wh,r,
- xe>.cle, and Two other houses a o. l'is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
n ors op NAV noo,rs

7 OTIS OF NEW BooiSs.-L ". kAsDOLriI
II co. hare received, for saic,
The Lover ani The uusb,nl. The Woman Of a eeran
AZ, g, ty Nss Gore vols
Frederick the Great hla tunes sied with an lnn
vsss. - '~i-
happy, by Mrs Eis.
raruee Of Medeae treatise special Path oiosy
ani Ihsfspsrics, by Dln,hsln, NJ ID, 2vcis
MIS- htyes' sOok, 9Th supply
fn<,a Pathology, edition
,harlss q Malicy, complete
tolla's PHO ply
'.artlena Nlefi, anr'g tnuElcal work
Gooiftchs Pictorial tic laTaphy, 10y Farley
T~eeile's Medical Library, 5vois-Ghecp bindios
taNnits intcihned ffsnch Reader
feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

The death of Mr Lewis Williams was announced
IN both Houses Thursday an immediate ad.
j1urnment took place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26

"a years old. " m Z. ~ -
DIsys. with license 'tli the 81 Of Iuly
ieb % DABNEY A CAUTHoRN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
DOR ENT.-TheI

E'oN EST.-The lower tenement of the new buld.
-, US -1ieY erected by the Main st. next door
"a, one above Messrs Webb Booker & Hamilton whie
- S1icla'el Tor wholesale establishment being
~ cL-.1y sthGed ami very spacious. twill be htt,
up 10 SUI 'he convenience q the tenant.
J. - NANIEM. SMITH 4. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
MARRIAGES..

On Thursday evening last. oath inst, by the
Rev. Mr. Norwood Mr.. Richard s. Massie, to Miss
Snah MWir. second daughter o! Joha Thompson,
Esq'r oil OF this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
4 VOICE FROM NORFOLK corNrv.

ThoiollOw.ng is an extract from letter from
gentleman in Norfolk Co. II gives very cheering
account Of the overwhelming popularity ofcsptsia
Tyler
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-26
BY DABNEY * cAUTH0RN.

Sil sell On Monday, ~>h instant, 10 O'Clock Ia
sisiing va part 49, ~"
i5.l'0 IDS. Bacon, Hams and Shoulders
moasses, Whiskey and Vinegar
Coffee, Sugar &c
Brandy. Champagne Wine
Butter, Candies, soap
Nails, Shot, various sizes
Iobaeco Cigars, etc together with many 9th or attee-
such 10y 70 S''''"'e
Wartrobes. sidehoards Bureaus
.ils, Rocking Chairs
Workstands Carpets Ia5kinr Cl,aqe.
brlsi and wooden Clocks. etc.
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