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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02

GERRYMANDERING.-C difficulties which
theAr.u aid its kindred prints affected 10 SEE
in carrying out The Apportionment Bill Ssems
to vanish readily enough when the time for
action arrives. The Foco Legislature of
Pennsylvania are now trying their hands
and cutting up the Key Stone State into
Congressional Districts. So far as on opin-
ion can be formed from the result Of their
labors, the sole rule by which they are gov
erned appears 10 be subdivided TIE Suite in
such a manner as TO secure the greatest pos
sible number Of Loco Foco Districts. In
following oul this rule the ratio Of r-presen-
tation fixed by Congress is treated with the
utmost disregard. Thus in the bill as re-
ported by the Loco Foco Committee OF the
House, ii is proposed TO make Philadelphia
CITY with over ninety thousand inhabitants a
single District, and Lancaster county wrh
90, 900 inhabitants another District. Tna
reason for this arrangement is obvious C.
nough. There is no territory coniiguons
to The city of Phlad ;lphia or the couaIy OF
Lancaster Loco Focoism is in such prePnn
jerluce as to ncuirahzs the heavy maJorl-
lies of these staunch Wing Districts -
Hence it it proposed 10 organize each INTO a
District by Itself although The population IS
20 per cent greater than the number liked
ratio of representation Adp.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02
|Seo@peTIogee @epEwGoVUe0gG.
PREPARED FOR THE VERMONT PRESS BY
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE VT.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

We offer our readers, this week, selec-
tions from series of articles that has lately
come into our hands, entitled, History of
the Cogniac Club. The entire series NAV
be found in the Fathers and Young Mems
Magazine "a periodical published in 1884
at New York. By Rev. Joel Parker. They
contain, we have assured ourselves, SOBER
although dreadful account of facts which
took place, many years before this publica-
ton, in leading and celebrated town OF
Vermont. We have reason TO believe, how
ever, that the articles were never widely cir
culated, or extensively read in this Stale.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02

THE TARIFF.-There is some grumblins
here and there with regard to particular items
OF the Tariff bill passed by the House, but
we believe the conviction is general that no
bill was ever more carefully or juiiciously
framed. The range of Duties is much lower
ON articles which come in competition with
Home Products than we believe it ought Ia
be, bu, is as high as could be secured under
existing circumstances. The products of Ag-
ricultuTc are generally as well protected as
they need he except by additional support and
development to Manufactures.
The bill will probably be GIT Though the
Senate by Friday, somewhat amended and
we trust the amendments will be concurred 10
by Ire House on turday. Then comes tho
President; and we are strengthened in the
hope that he ,ciH not ererc,se the Veto. The
neglect of Messrs. Wise and Proffitt (both in
washington) to vote against the bill is ia
vorab!e omen. The coming week is fraught
with important consequences 10 the industry
and Prosperity OF the Union.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02

The DUEL We publish, from the Sum
day Morning News, detailed, and We
doubt not an authentic account of the late
Duel between Col. WEBB and the Hon
Mr.. MARSHALL, preceded by b-ief history
of causes which led 10 the meeting.
We publish this article. not SO much to
show that Mr.. MARSHALL was the wroLg-
doer before The Duel, as TO say that his
course since the meeting is even mo e rep
rehensib!e, In demanding a third ire after
Col. WEBB was severely wounded. and now
to insist, as it is said he does, upon another
meeting, is a violation even OF the code of
honor which governs duelling.
Mr. MARSHALL had important and drcl-
ded advantages in The two shots that were
exchanged. He was unmoleslcd and at his
ease during the eight aud forty hours whoa
preceded the meeting while col. WEBB,
hulteI AMI dogoed by sherltfs and mIgi -
trates, was compelled to pass the whole "lgnI
previous in the open air. Aud upon t.a
ground, aiming only at Mr.. NarshGHS legs
Col. w. left his whole person 10y no means
a bad largely exposed to the fire Of an an
tagonist who sought his life. If, after ma
king two deliberate efforts TO lake the hfe
of man who went into the field with set
tied purpose not TO kill his Antagonists
we know 10 have been Col, w. determ'na
tion-Mr. MARSHALL thirs,s for more blood
he forfelts all claim TO that sense Of justice
and magnanimity which Distinguishes tn
name he Scares and tho State he repre-
SCENTS
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02

Two million acres of Western land are to
be sold IN in New York, in August next, with
out redemption, for taxes.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-02
TERMS OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

...,,-..,r,.c,,bers. 5000
Mail subscribers, <,vu
Syiduals and Companies who take atthe office, S,75,
or l. 50 cents if paid in six months
f,omnanies stage routes, Sl,l5
rbose who take of Postriders S2,OO
ifnot paid at the end of the year s., IS
No untlaeaTages PAID except al
ontion proprietor No payments Carriers al
Inysd EXCEPT ordered by the proprietor.
All commune be addressed 10 the editor FosT
PAD.
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Is PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING 81
NORTH END OF THE BRIDGE, BY
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by whom all orders for printing, Books,
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ready to surrender. but he had no means of
hauling down his flag. His men hid them
selves below, and the shower Of bulls which
poured in upon his vessel, made it danger
Gus for him 10 attempt 10 walk across the
deck. This difficulty, however, was got
over, by shooting down the flag, and the
tender was boarded and made prize Of. with
several good guns and twenty-five men,
Not a person was killed or wounded OH Ell
Their side. Commodore Tucker gener'
ously took the British comman der 10 his
own house and entertained him handsomely
for some time.
During the latter part OF his life, Como
dore Tucker resided al Brennan town in
Maine. lie was much beloved by his &C.
quaintances, and his character was such as
to claim the esteem of every one. He died
on the l2lh of March. 1888. i'll the e6:lr
year of his age. He had, few weeks be-
fore, received pension from government OF
six hundred dollars a year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
INLoEs 4 BROTHER, Auet-.
BY INLOEs & BROTHER.


REGULAR SALE DATs-TIsssavs. Ts.,.
days aad Surrdays
D- Lbetsl cash sjysnees will he made 90 ever, ia
seTiPuou OF Goods consigned for public sale.
On Saturday Morning. November i9.h, esmm.oelsr Al
20 eoeE IN front Of store, viii be sold variety Of do
sirahlc Articles 81 Household Furniture. in paft
Wood Seat Chairs, II best city make
ncis Bedding and Bcsse.ds
Mahogany Bureaus. SidehoaTds Ne.
Alec several rood work and ssf,le IIorsra
CITY MADE BROGUES.
10 pair Russe and Black city made Rrozues OF supstir
quality Also Mems boots AMI shoes asd wosen's snd
MOUNTAINS BUTTER, &c.
~ hfkins good Mountain butter
6OboSes No soap
very peat Malsofany show Case
CITY MADE BUGGY.
~ W O'clock superior Cify male Bugsey VERY aes,
and perfectly ' ~ wv
HANDSOME BARoUCHE.
Made IN substantial tasgner AMI Of fra rafs ,,.rs
suitable for family vehicle
HORSES.
Several good wott and saddle Horses; also s,,len.,,
dnr sn harness orse feosi sP) reprc being
TOR BTCGEY HORSE And HARNESS
nest ant substantial make the horse ~ perfectly SOUND
aud genflo, AMI moves web
Also
HANpSOME CARRIAGE, MATCH HORSES &c
W SATURDAY MORNING, Nov 1911, 81 iOl ocIort
We WV sch very handsome Carriage. and Harness. but
en oi watch hiy Horses Of good boou rcuilc AMI re-
picsenied - being superior IN every respect.
~ Can NV be examined
nolG INLoEs BROTHER, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

A VALUABLE faTin on James River, IN The eooofv "A
n foShsan about ~ miles shove the e,fv 81 b,d
= ohcfei for sale THIS land bounded on he nort b.
lamcs .Ncr' ~ the by WIN. A. Turrin on the wer
~ VI - W NnysteF, and Tie south bv ths l.ns 81
'eorEo ~ Poref snd Thomas arria Ths tSsct s@s,.s.
~ Iefht survey w acres " tis 5l .nd n
oi which Iaues River hlys srounsts snd M Mar
good STATE o. euhivaiou The remainder ~ the tract Il
Wool huHA W original growth and wen timber ed a p.rt
heaNy utnhcr1d Oa creck passing through Inc vI.f
iand there - some Inc creek iow arounds
There " comfortable dwcrins house Win Al. r,.,u.
barns ihfsshnr machine and al necessary au hoses =
Tits farm viii be sold al low Price Terms Ons ,l,ra
cash, sud the balance PAYABLE in AMI vears M -
so ptiystey before the x day Of Novesnber newt ,n
on that day be so n public lion Persons disprc m
purchase arc referred 10 the proprietor Mr Tb.mss A
Guy. TrrnWsa m M rtv
Richmond, Sept Yield
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
MEADOW FARM MALE AND PENALE

TUE n,Ht scholastic year Of this iasuuuon, Under the
J IL supcrinienidnce % hr and Mrs NJ l. Bedford viII
commence The oh n Iin1try 1914. anf embrace sss
sion of Ten months exclusive Of Eve I vacation
IN the
IN tton ~ the present uumhcr % boaricrs three OF
four more eau be accommo ic 10 ny family al Of whom
Will receive the parental OF Mfs ydnof and myself
ss veil aseuiuy the advantage Of the society aud private
Instruction Of ueir teachers who also members OF
family
TERMS For board (onc half n he Paid the h Of
'uc ahu oihcf na az the cnsc Of the 5earl but 10 pgid
~ advance twenty per cent will DC deducted. elO
For inl Ion (also 70 DC pail ha'f annually On tho
6rf rudimeuts q English Is
The -emmon English branches ~
. Astronomy. Chemistry, Natural, Intellectual AMI
Moral fmlosophy, sc q
French, Auceni Languages AMI Nuhcrnaica %
Pupils will be consider 81 entered So tho year unless
an srrfnEemcut 20 TIC consry made The ic nf en-
trance No deduction vii Dc made for absence except To-
cases Of prufractcd sic knees
THIS schocl ~ siuiied M Hanovcr county about seven
miles from Richmond 70 which place AL eouuunc ations
shcphi be directed W. D. SNDNOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
CITY A RIVALS =.
ExcuAScR

EXCHANGE.
Jas NJ Harris, Powbaisr; Jno Wool, vireinl
Geo Cook. New fVk; Mas Cary, Htnsieo; Tho.
Wynu., Grove, Jane, K yer; MIR French, Peters
burg; Wet Ki-g William; Biost. t., Bal.
'imor.; c J"r's, Notloway; s NJ Se,den, lady,
and 2enhdrea, Southampo1; Thos II Moore and
servant, Ames; James Gilmore, Roekbridg,: al,
Johnson, MARYLAND; Wn we.ver, Rock r d.r:
Care, vi s.nih; c II Carter, aaryland; G
Anthony, Ohio; Charles X ins, New Yok; Nor,
Sal, Mons; Joseph, Bslsiar; Ernest, otang,
br5adus. Louisa c n; Nr Selden, Washington;
Mr. Wr'shtr1an. dc; John Howland. Mrs P,tebir.
MS Pa;c.ip, Asany; Mr. Hill and Lady, V. Nj
Scott, Albemarle.
COLUMBIAN uoIEL
hunlord, Amelia; l. Hopkins, Powhata w
Lenreil. Choices City; p Crckow. Stanton; p
Tahoe, do; M'ehesux, Powhstsn; A G Shepherd,
TT.aSana;; CaIrneiOn. Cumberland; Cap.
L"a US, Nelson; u Iiirris, PewhIau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
no nEALERs IN rnRAcCn

fE following section Of the acf 10 amend an act cnfcd
"n actt reiucc into ono he several now In force
concerning the inspection OF Tohaccan paascdTh Mach
s1, u published of the Information ~ 40 peTs1us con
cerned and more especially dcslrr n Upland Tobacco
showing the advantage they would derive tirce al snv
eurs ehafgol m directing tho Tobacco be stored w
The Public Warehouse.
"And be further enacted, That u anv hsrahest a.
Tobacco shall have been Inspected any Upland nsnc
uon, aud shall afcfwards be slorei n any Marrousr In
The city 81 Rchmond sud The town Of Petersburg ofhef
sn the futc Ntrciousc In he csid cor sud The town
" fccfshutG, the Commonwealth shah not be liable Tor
the lcss dcsTucton Of such Tobacco, ~ any means
oh uencvcr unless Al Tho me when the sforcir
such other WArchouse, thcfc tessf eshfcsn btn
ircd hoashcsfs. " in the city Of Rehpopd " IN the
town ~ Peter Surr twp hundred tnf seventy Eve ltys
heajs w the Public Wafchouse aarrsihL ~ unless he
iuspce crcof shou. have refused ~ receive snet
bseco storage; 81 which fact shall be tses duty 10
eivo aeeni6cse u required" nof CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
REDUCTION or PRICES.

. =. I-HTLUH,
III Street shockoe Hill. (nert door swan TaveTn)
ID ESPEC1FULLY thanks his Customers and the public
IL for the liberal patronage heretofore exonded and lac
would suggest TO those DESTROYS Of consulting economy In
dtcss him call II IL his determination future
70 reduce lis prres cent from his former rates for
cash Notwithstanding this reduction In price, lie will
guarantee that articles from his establishment
shall be equal TO the best in point Of style, workmanship
and qualify. lie respectfully solicits share Of public
patronage, and hopes ~ sct attention 10 business give
satisfaction TO all who may favor hun with their orders
Residents OF the country invited coll with their
tom; by doing the eau he accommodated by having
their goods made up In superior style aud price which
Cannot fail To render satisfaction. ~ DIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

VI hrs Bedford erpreis their olhxaiions 10 thcii
friends uf their ucrous patfonaEc OF the school under
Their care, and the confidence placed In fen They VII
spare NJ labor 10 render the school y q patf
such nnes " discipline anf insIt will be pursued
ts best cslc uafc evcore tie poWcrs 81 The mind
and induce ndcpcudcut habits ~ thought while such
aid vii continue 70 be raid tcir uipra Of w
pupils asthc importance Of ho subject demands w the
continued pafrusso andco oreIaOn 81 their ncms tcy
h'pe u rcuicr the school an cHcicnt auxiliary tho
rough anil uracfirn NJ etfurafiau.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
GENERAL AGENCY
A ND
COM IrnUtSD

HE sit scrhers have associated to-efber
under the trm OF Waller & Thomson, fpr tie pnr
posc oftrlnssctins AGcncral CItnnssiou business
Having been long engaged IN Merchandise, and under
Standing the general routine Of busnc we'll they eau
confidence Offer their services their AMI the pub
lie AT large. They beso their personal ami un
divided attention Ia tic sale Of every article rusio &c
their care, AMI most respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage, especially in The sale Of wheat aud
co.. assuring their friends that noln. will be len unone
which human energy, SKIN aud Integrity accomplish
Ia obtaining the highest prices tor their produce and
ing punctual returns for the same.
~ Onice hrsi corner below tho DEPOT.
LOGAN WALLER,
VIM l.. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
BY iNLoEs s BROTHER.
VAaEsThnLE MEplcAL. LAW AND NJ

VARIABLE MEDICAL. LAW AND MIS-
,ShbLANEOUs ROCKS, At AUCTION
sday evening, NV l6 h. ing al &c oe
We VIII sell an invoice Of Law Mesic.l and
Books-eu braeinx In part
it"opefa Medical Di-tonaTy-Iiaon's
sery-Ererles Practiee-IIunters conplef. wnfEs -.
sion vols-Bsrion's d tany-Maek ntosh's PTariier-
coofs study OF Medieine-t:resory's Prarfice-Gtecn
on the siseases Of the skncostes geological Prne.
ueS-bosseau on Fever-Iins to Medical stu,ients-Mor
hs ihstrainn OF tonsumIt iOn-Curos ties of Medical
I,xTeuenee[pe~ee Banjeiocgue- on Pathology
- ~ nv OF General Anafony-u = Phsrmaeof de-Ron
pee on Diseases Of the Seamen. xc- Sc
NJ TEe on Esldenee-thniy on Conuacis-Chitty on
pHs-tLniy's Pieafngs-Chiiyis Criminal Law NV
yer-s Guide-Fonblarqneis Equity Revised Code ant
Suppieine nt-law sbmmaTy-NeholsonsE ncye Iore,li,
Nns-SLak speaTe. ols-London waveriy Noxcls-
ssn'Sers WoIks-MArIya's do-Curiosiii-s Literature
n,,ni,uson hnEsh Dictionary, vols qiiario-ChareA
pMatoy--CaIey's Library OF Choice IIteratur. =
smiths Thuey ddes-BeIoe's Herodtus-Mu-phy's Tao
-Cunnngham' : Burns-Botias American RevoltIan-
Johnsnn's Walkers DeuOnary-Boswelrs Johnson -
b.set Livy-ani La variety Of other popular works.
sale without reserve 10 close con sisnment
HC The Books are arranged for examination.
-n9 10 I l. n. ADcfs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
They most respectfully ofrer the following

RieLNoni-Messrs Kent. Kcn,lll & Aviator, and Cart
Benj. Sheppard. Charlottesville Allan B McUruder
Esl SeoisriHs,-Messrs s,arios, Tyler a 20. Loaisa
-M"ssrs ouaries Kent, and NJ iiast y, EsI. hH.hd
-MesSrs j. a Jet"r & Co EgHranHn,- -ncssrs Shep
herds 4 Co: LyHetblrs,--John NJ. Speed AMI William
Nj Sutton, EsIs FfedeTioksbnrg.t:ahIel Iohnson am
Alexander Walker, Es1s. OraHg,,-Messrs snced q
Thomson. drahsrsf-w,n. NJ. Waller, Esq CiarOhHe,-
Capt Roberto. Sutton, Daniel Dearneit Hsld William W
Tenant. Esqs. kiHg U'Rian,-t!cn Piinp Ayleri ant
Cart Charles H. BrANon INTERCHANGEABLE. Hoher
r Waller, ami McssTs W w. Vest A. ca an 10 istI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
TEN DOILARS REwAND
LAM FOR SALE

SHALL sell In Tho highest bidder f,r cash. on Saturday
the - LAY NJ Tits unuh, tNovembsfl on the ptrfuaes
tact OF land about miles below The ely Of Richmond
containing ~ sores and ~ poles. This land
known hy The name Of Isman's aui t1ins The hns Of
Judge John htlolton and Others ant conveyed hy
John Jones' WIN was chsrfci n Etecnton fr suit Of
n A Claiborne, ir. administrator of Garland " Michel
dec' 70 Jesse Sncad. gh shcfG n the county of Hen
rico, The 81 dty ~ Oatobcr ist2 aud b. eo On ssa
y tie balance duo on said execution sale 20 commence
AZ 2oclcck. z y ZONES, rs.
nos cisids rur Sucasi = n e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
nj WILLIAMS q nATALL.
SUGAR. MoLAssEs, wHIsKEY. &C

SUGAR, MOLASSES, wHISKEY. COZ.
FEE, sc.
Ga wednesday the l6th instant n half mast 10 a.,
clock ~h be sold In float Of auction store hrs.
assortment OF Groe cries. viz: ~
2JboIes wool-ey a woolssy,s poubie R.s,.,
70 hbs- Port, REQ Noiasscs
10 bags Mo Coffee. part prime scented
lp do Old lava. Lssuyra and 81. Domingo
= easks Coghen Cheese, In One order
~ boxes do dp
=. kegs Goshen Butter
- boIes Spertn Candies
35 10 Taltcw DO (Etinsoo)
ID bbi, rsnner.' Oil
iso do New York whishey. old superior
- do B~firnore 30
5hhds 40
10 bbls OH Monor-slsl. 10
- do Rock spring Gu
% d. Apple Brandy
pipe iollzn. Gin
DO Massr, Wine
3bhds Ham paeon
JOB kegs No whse Lead
Is Do Eaira do DO
10 bbls Vinegar
hsUO Havana regars-5cO ,mmon do
ItO sacks fIvefrooisaf
for approved paper '' y 'n""'hs-
no ~ WILLIAM UAXALL, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
NilTIIE

" Joseph Jackson tho a Joseph AMI PcraY Jsc
I who removed hom Wesfmorcland County, Enrlsnd
in tic Of iSl2 anil seulsd in Wytis
county, VHguis, should be living, an1 be will prs1s H.
the subscriber cvhcuce Of the fct he viii be f
prcpoiun Of his nuclc Christopher Jac koss Esta.
agreeable o. hiS Will
Any i,ucrs sdifcssrd ~ the erber ~ Davidson
vile A. County, Maryland, willie attended 10
THOMAS kENT
&C v CT kduinlstrslQf q christopher JacEsoa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16


THIS institution, which las been in operation
i1r the last ten years, under the management Of
snoscn1cr pleasantly oeaied about 80 miles sove the
city 81 Richmond in 4 neighborhocd moral, Intelligent
aud unusually healthful The buildings are large aud
connodous, expense having been spared To provide
Tor The comtoTt and accommodation of The pups The
course OF stndy IL liberal and systematic possible
faculty. being Afforded for acquiring thorough Aad praet.
cal knowledge OF the useful su petite branches Of com.
plec female education Tho Supervision 10 anl
calculated, a. The Pnncpal truse, improve the tsse
manners aud morals of his pupils Tho school is
supplied with an extensive Gnd well selected apparatus for
Illustrations and experiments in the different department
Of natural science.
The scholastic year is lisde into winter AMI summer
eTm' tho former, comprising period OF SIX com
ncnees % the hrs Monday In November. aud closes
the last Friday 10 Apr the aueT, comprising period Of
i1ur months commences the fret M5nay June and
closes on die last Friday ia September. Vacations ia the
months OF May and October.
The charges for the winter TERM commencing on the
as follows:
Board and tuition in the English Branehes....s7s %
MUSIC including use OF Piano. ...-..........2 a
DRAWING end Painting III
An extra ice olsix dollars Is required from me
Of the Class IN Chemistry.
Pupils will be received at time, and charged only
from the date Of admission. All communications Inus BE
uifceini TO sInitliyile, Pswhatan.
sc 20 eft JOHN a TINsLEY, Principal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
Correspondence OF tho u. s. Gazette.
NEw yOpK c,..I IN a.

NEW TOKh, Sund1Y, =. VI,
Numerous applications ha wing bon ma e 10 Go.
vernon Seward for the pardon Of John c. Col,
heretofore convicted for the murter Of Samue
Adams, the Governor has publ: shed his lessons 70
not aceeediog TO the request.
IL IS we'll written. closely reasoned, and conciu
si'e document. and does him sres, credit. In con
e!vsion. he rccospmends Colt to make his peac.
with his God. Us no human power on earh car
save him from his rieri,ed fate. The 18Th instAn
the day appointed for his execution.
The trial Of Justice Parker is cot yet concluded
E'sh' more OF the discharged vasronts have been
examined, whose testimony goes TO prove that they
IN company with lot more, were taken fion p.is-
o. supplied Nth provisions. and dunk until the
day OF election aod then had TO vote the Locofscc
ticket, 9TH L. II. Morris on it for Mayor.
The Mayor takes an active interest in the trial
md throughout act, more as the client OF the accu,
cd than Judge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
DAVID WALSl'S

baNiD w aISllS
FASHIONABLE DOOr AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
Grateful for tie very liberal patronage
EUt he has received foI the Is years thar nc
las qeen Ia business, would tender his
SOL 90 sincere thanks 10 generous public an ]
~ hopes by renewed efforts, Together with
49, the superior facilities he has TO rem
der entire satisfaction 10 all who may p1tron!se him
Having ia returned from the North where he pur-
chased L. OF the latest French Fashions together
with very extensive assortment Of Calfssin Morocco
etc which lie confidently recommend "a the tesi
he has had all Of which he will great pleasure
in making order al the shortest notice. reduced
prices corTesponS with the tunes.
OF Boots aud Shoes, Of every DESERT ton
Of his manufacture, always hand Those in want
OF any thing In his nc would 10 well TO call before pur.
chasing elsewhere
Bwsned mnie dAiely, , ora first rate workmcn.
1fr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
orEY S COTTRaLL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SADDLE

Main street, n,ri door 6soio JYu NeCrssry's. md
HtaIy opposite The Ruins Of ths Eagle Hold,
RICHMOND, Va,
TIANE en- banda laIge assortment Of Saddles RttJlas
Harness, Wnips Collars. rpuTs, Saddle Days Wagon
Harness &C. &C. all Of which made Of the hcs ma,
icrias md workmanship which they will sell at very re.
dnecd prices for cash. or 20 punctual Customers Thnse
~ want Of articles u our limo particularly invited 10
anl examine before purchasing, arc deicrm nc 10
sell low OF lower than any Pcrsans manufacturing the
articles. OTEY A COrFREIt
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16

ANOTHER WnIa Vicrokr.-At the special cleo
ton 10 Alien county, Indiana, TO fill vacancy, Dr..
Thompson, the Wing candidate, was elected to tho
house oi iIeFrescn'atves IN that s ate. by han1.
some majority, $50 says the Columbus TO- Journtl
lbs IS a Wing gam, ard undoubtedly secures a
WIN, Senator 10 Concrets-Balf. Pal