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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

1T We hear OF good deal OF intriguing going
on among the Democracy $50 e'led) in this State
The friends of the various Presidential aspirants
arc in the field, each striving to head the other Mir.
Calhoun's friends, always Jealous, are since the
discovery of his gold mine, more zsalons than ever
They look upon him as good as President already
a pamphlet TO this effect said to be from the pen
OF Mr. Pickens. has made its appearance in Wash
lnglon. CO.. JET. Randolph, 1t is said is drilling
his men for Buchanan. After furnishing Warren
Davis with the original nuiifeaiion in MIR JefIer
sons hand writins-reeeiving n handsome do natio.
from Charleston, and then finding Force Bill, our
Proclamation in MrJeierson's rod b-eeches' pockets
he has concluded not to cherish MIR Calhoun any
farther.
The Junto here in great straits and difficult
ties. They are pledged 10 the Honest NullGer-
but they world sooner put their hands into the fire
than vote for him. They are doing oil they can,
sub rosa, to whistle him down the wind, without
giving his friends offence. They would take Buc
hanan, or Johnson, or Benton, or any other Demo-
era', ESQ called), Old lex himself sooner than Mr.
Calhoun. They are going for Van, howeyer-and
to that end, they are playing of one aspirant
against another. with the expectation of forcing Van
down, under the plea, that he nlone can reconcile
differences. We have long looked to this as the
probable result. Van is the only man WHO stands
any chance Of getting the whole Loco Foco vote
unless Capt Tyler be another,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
WHEAT CROP

We have made numerous inquiries as to the pro.
eaeie Yield Of the whoa, crop. and sa,aGsd our
selves, tina, on this side Of the mountain. the crop
wiilfal short fully onsthird, in consequence Of the
rust, insoms sections. particularly s,ong the James
River bottoms, above warminsicr. the damage /,
much greater. willis, in the most favourable region,
Louisa and Buckingham. for example-,he los.
Is estimated at full third.
In the tide water country, the injury Is probably
more serious, in consequence Of the continued rain.
In this city, we have had rain daily, except on three
days. since the sIh OF June. IL has been tho same
below; and tho rain has fallen in such quantities as
10 damage the wheat in shocks, and endsnger the
growing corn cron.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

iCJ' From the notice taken by the Correspond
enI of the U. S. Gazette, of MIR uudsons speech on
the Tariff, We infer that il is most valuable pro-
duetion. Ii touches upon the point, which, of oil
others, is 10 produce eee; upon the public mind
The facts, proving that Tariff is rs beneficial to
the Agricultural, 10 the Manufacturing interest,
have only to be presented. to make the Tariff popu-
lar with every class of our people.
The correspondent says.
He entered unon the subject chiefly to show the
advantages which the agricultural States derive from
the manufacturing. He came prepared with a
large amount of statistics of very interesting and
striking character TO sustain the positions he assum-
Cd. From these i, appeared that Massachusetts i'm,
ports from the other States the Union si2 600 600
worth oil flour, bacon, pork, beef, butter, cheese,
lard, irun, leather, hides, skins itop cotton rice
tobacco, and articles Of every variety Of American
production, nearly the whole of which is consumed
IN that State; while the whole amount of the do.
nestle exports OF the country of that kind have ,ny
been about eighty or ninety millions a year. for
some years past; thus showing that Massachus sets
alone, furnishes homo market Tor the products Of
The farm equal to about one half Of the for
eign consumption of those articles. MIR Hudson
stated another important fact, namely that of the
goods imported into the port OF New York for the
last year. "a per cent. or nearly 81 had been i'm.
ported by foreigners on foreign ACCOMPLISHMENTS
that Americans were driven out OF business at home
by foreigners"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
sHOCCO sppINCs
Warren County, North Carolina,


TIE prorrictrcsl Il this Establishment takes In
Informing her friends and the public that nor Uons,
VIII be opened early la June with every thai
may be necessary 70 tho comfort and pleasure of those
who may favor her with their patronage.
The virtues OF the Waters well known, as hardly
10 require atclerence In those OF Liver conpaint
anu Debility arising from repeated attacks OF Bilious F..
VET Ia Intermittent Fevers, icmorIhages from weakness
Dr0psy aud lndsesiion, they have, in numberess nsan
c onecteda permanent cure; and the testimony OF those
" II were dcem-.i necessary,
Nv pace OF resort for thosr who seek pleasure
surpasscdin the statc, ''S' " IN "''
naN,nf procured an ample supply Of lee with BAR.
furnished with the best Of Wines and IIuuors Tahl
with all the usuries OF an abundant country thInk ma.
safely PROMISE my patrons theh moneys worh M,
charges shall be as follows: ' 'p
bcsrd for single person per day, A@
70 20 10 u' week, 100
W 10 90 40 months, 2Sn
40 iamieS orr or more persons (clch) per day. 90
do do do do do do do week Con
DO do 10 10 10 do do MONTH "a 10
Horses will be kept low the price viii
10 persoas ames boarding by the season, liberal
deduction will bc made.
To Pai cns, would remark, that have cmpl,yet s,.
peTiot Female Teacher who will devote her whole time 10
such children a. may bc placed under her care.
shoeeo May H. 1882. ANN JOHNSON
ie ~ 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
FOR 8AI-k-

I CLhlMtO be an honest MN. have contracted debts
both for my relf and security Tor ungfafnfu men III
n which am determined a. pay, without Tho benefit oi
That accufGfd bankrupt law, nJlson delf0H oath
some others have dOuo; but Ike n man, will meet
~ NY eugagemenigY cs without snY deeds u and
u preference h n pay an and every am against me-
every way. shape or nrm To H end tfTer Tor ale
ny RED House iIaetof Land, lying fouth u Campbell
and fhafoie Court House road THIS Land rbed
IN forner syou4eneGt, but 10 give Hos IL Ger.
tIly one NJ TIE most dcfirable estates This secfion
The county u contains 1910 lies WE'LL well wa
tered hThly Improved, aqienli bu1ing1-win more
good Isnd 70 clear than sny IN tbs socon u The
c0untfy, an determined tdfell hi1 ny williamson
estate Which ia ALEC good Bot come snd cithor o.
both. Terms liberal GLEN, HANCOCK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
Bank CONVENTION.

At meeting Of the Delegates Of the Bank OF Vir.
GINA, held at the Banking House Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, in the city Of Richmond, on Mon
day, the lth day Of July, 1912. Present:
From NE BGnt Of Virginia.
At Richmond, DIR. John Brockenbrough.
At Petersburg, Joseph Bragg.
At Lynchburg, Chiswell Dabney.
At Fredericksburg, WIN Roberts.
a, Buchanan, James l. Woodyle.
At Danville, George Townes
At Portsmouth, John A Chandler
From NE FaTmers' Bank u "a
AZ Richmond, WIN II Macfarland.
At Winchester, james NJ Mason.
At Petersburg, WIN Robertson.
At Famville, Nsth'l + Venable.
At Charlottesville, John x Jones.
A. Fredericksburg. Jno II Wallace.
At Norfolk, y T. Whitehead.
At DanVille, Slm' Ayres.
At Lynchburg, David Walker.
From he ErehaHge BanE u a.
At Richmond, Jas Cnsk;e.
At Clafkesvilie, Adm W VenaLle
At Petersburg, Geo w Boiling.
From he Bank eChs Vnn.y IN W..
A, Winchester, II NJ Brent.
A. Charestosn, Thos Grggs
~ ROmney, John Mcdowell.
At Leesburg, III VI B,ent.
From me Nam W,siern BaHt n Va
At Wheeling " JicoJ.
FSonms M.rel1Ht.' and Mclanies' Baat.
At Wheeling, James Shrever
On motion Of William II MaefaranJ, DR. John
Bfockonbrough was appointed Chairman; and, on
motion Of Mr. Robertson, If NJ Brent was appointed
Secretary.
On taking his seat the Chairman delivered IL,
following address;
Gentlemen; IN eonfcrring on me the honor Of ore
siding over your deliberations, am sensible thal
/ you have been Influenced more by regard for m,
age and long occupation in the Oldest Bsnk in On,
Commonwealth, than by my peculiar fitness OF
my part for the station you have assigned nc. Tn,
duty, however, is light one, and promise 70 dis
ch1Ige It with perfect impihiaty.
The object lor which you have been invited 4,
! attend on tho present occasion by the three Pfesi
dents Of the Banks in this city, IS one Of no orjins
~ importance. The period for resumng specie psy
fnenis after 30 long suspension and af,or two Ri
ure5 70 maintain them VIC felt should be decided %,
m Tree conferences ard in spirit Of mutual oonceE
! SION, should there happen 10 be my difference 0
opinion u Is certsinly better that each end ever
department. o. the several Banks in the s,ats sboui
be consulted as 10 tic time Of their ability TO rssur,
with confidence, than that any should DC prseipitat
cd into measure which my no, be sucessful
maintained. The design Of all IS, no doubt, 10 re-
June m sueh way as permanently to e0ntinu
, cash payments. Another nboriiye tfort will min
e down on US disltUst which must inevitably rui
y the Banking system IN Virgins, and the f,ilurs ,
2 any ono department will tend 10 destroy conGdenc
y 70 the whole. The Banks Of Virginia have M
5 yer been the FIRST 10 suspend specie payments on
~ they promptly resumed On two previous occn
o SONS, rs soon as they nsctftantd that the Baol
V - Philadelphia and Baltimore had done o.; b,
" on the resumption Of the Banks Of thopo eli,
e w uc course Of tho last Spring, they pfs
'e leued 10 await the issue Of third experiment b,
b lore msy ega'o followed the example, We has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
CoMMIssTONER's NoTICE

IN ClIANCERY--NiRsIEIA. the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF Prince
james w Huntington and Robert Morton, Trustees OF
James Madison Plaintiff:
against
Thomls Morton, Henry Venablc, and John w Gil.
nam bhocutorE Of Charles Ncnable dec'd Joseph Ven.
James VI Jackson. Francis A Martin Abram l. Venable
Henry Ihweeii John Edmundr, Henry Madison In His
own right aud as surviving Executor OF Henry Madison
sud a. Executor Of Martha Madison decd James Bruce
Executor OF James bruce deed, Samuel ATmstcad, ~
Arnsiead Richard w Gaines Frederick Anderson vii.
ham Anderson, ". Bcn Robertson Henry Thwca.
and Anderson Miller, merchants and pauners under the
style Of Thwea Miller, James Pcgrim George Mott.
Icy, JaDcs Mcfarland, John Moore, Patrick II Jackson
Thomas Ireadway, Edmund Edmunds. Jno Maihio Trus
tee of Maria Randolph, jacob Morton, Nicholas Ed
munls Joel II Hundloy, Edith Durcl formerly Maun,
Nathaniel Venable Administrator 81 Charles Woodson
decd The heirs aud dstributees of Robert Thompson
wi.o arc unknown, AlpheuB Jones. Henry Fowk q
John Clark and Richard Anderson Frederick Anderson
William Anderson, IL. under tho firm Of e. AndeTE IN
and John Clark Sheriff and Administrator Of James Madi
son, Defendants q
Tho parties interested in the decree rendered In Ills
cause the 10Th day Of April 1872 are hereby notified
l shal proceed to tho execution Of said decree my
next O'Clock, A. NJ at which limo aod place they are
required a. furnish with the evidence necessary anI
prOpcrto the execution ~ The decree Aforesaid For the
Information Of pareg thereto extract (marto oil
~ Omt the decree referred omtngi In said N
opinion Of the Court accompanying the decree, which
lr parties arc referred, and copy Of which be Oh.
tanned fiom the ClcTs of the Court or myself
WATKINS, Commissioner.
Commissioner's Office, Farmylle, lot July, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

calculate the effects the MILL BOYS in isii
Listen how arIiully the old Citizen bsgs OF;
The Richmond Wig may talk Of getting nj
again the eorous insignia OF coon skin, and hard
e'det,' ~iih the new devices OF "a score or two al
Mill Boys OF the Siashes'-but the Wing has los
his los-boOk, and is now out Of the latitude. The
people were humbueged too much in 1910 to be any
longer the dupes Of the old or new devices The
machinery is now worn out. These hunbuss have
los, all their magic nominations"
Very well-why then 20 you dread them so
much. and be,rsy 50 much anxiety to have them
abohshed1 You sneered at them In isio and told
us they would defeat Gen. Harrison; they will de.
feat MIR Clay in the same way in 1874, A hun
dsed or two mill boys from The Sitshts--thc real
sri,-sueh as Harry OF tho West used to he
would set or a procession mognihcen,ly.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

twill be seen by the correspondence Of the Bal
timorc Patriot. that oil duties paid pursuant to
the "Rues aud Regulations Of tho Treasury" arc
paid under PROTESTANT leading men in Congress
OF both parties concur that tho collection of no du-
ties can be enforced. This is beautiful result Of
Erte"iirs legislation but as Mr. Tyler says In his
Veto, tina, no new laws arc necessary, he will 10
at no loss TO raise the means TO carry on the CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
CHAs w. SMITH.
SMALL. FARM NEAR FK EDEUICNs
BURG, ron SALE

NE suoscribor, Trdftee Tor Mrs Fenton n. Smith Of
i"s Tor sale her Farm, (Tcccnlly owned Mrs MARY
situated miles West OF and
h oI pIansc Turnpike, In an elevated aud exiI nelly
'ay tccon OF country, and contains no acres about
- OF winch are IN wood and the balance cleared land nc.
ulus Wo good Meadow Tho land H. fair condition 1t.
Suh'u'ion aud u easily improved with coycr and paser
re npIovenonts, which unusually good consist of
NostoIy dwelling housc Containing five roolns-n ma.
SAGE 1ndtwO porees Kitchen, Dairy Moathouse Stable
'oIn mousse Ice house and three good Cabns-a put an
compete repair about since. To those In uue5t Of
hc'y anu pleasant summer retreat this properly pre-
sent5 very nany Iniucemcnisand any Que wishing 10
purchase small Firm would 10 well look Al is he
lore purchasing The price win be and terIns accom-
WohauS JOHN JAMES CHEW.
Ji " c4 Trustee for Ienfon Smu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
pAVLEY spRINCs-Tbis w,,c,in. Pr,

~ now become somewhat famous in this part OF V,rgn.
"a WI nc opened for the reception OF ystcrs on the 18th
OF e present month, under the supeTnrendcnce Of IN.
S1setiber who ~ one OF the pTopreforu Of the Es.ab-
ent Heiakos this opportunity Of assuring the vilif.
SI9 OF Iorner years. and the public may visit
ha"ey, either for health pleasure, that every sort of
ihiusiry and attention Will he cnnstanily devoted 10 lilo
coinior ani accommodation OF the company Good inus
VIII ADD 10 The gayciy OF the fair young; whilst PACK
~ sag MOUNDS may perhaps cOntribntc something 10 the
chase. $3.50 ' ~ -'e
Inc subscriber il incompetent give particular sci
ehc description ofthe RaWlcy wafers-ihat will be forth.
coming Ia the Report Of tho learned DR.. Rogers ON Tho
hccinal waters OF the State; yet cannot forbea 10
speak OF some of its properties and from long acqIan.
lance with " OF s general results persons ia all saIe
oil health Ihis wafer IL universally anlted 10 be he
sIonees, haybcatc In tie staic aud hence Physicians of
more western Springs advise patients touch hero on
way nome TO be strengthened by this powerlui
~ Az eascaof general debility 10 thing exactly In
Ah hToPsical complaints II has been found TO be ver
1hesel9us-but lis most powerful displays have been IL
e ration and cure Of the diseases which Tho 10.
~ peculiarly subject and IN that view has bncr
sought 10y the people in the neishborood for more than
twenty years may not be Improper add, that have
peen informed that the proportions OF iron, ami
alum. 49, '' "'''N W ''PPeiaS OF
lhese Springs are in the county Of rockingham -
VIZ from IarIisonbutg situated the first table
le geat North Mountain and about feet above
rs almost as remarkable for a inyjyoIatiny
M c'sue atmosphere, as for the sanaiive qualities OF
R,S,o,s .,iu ,,o go, JOHN SITES.
N' 'f''"NS' SuJ y iol<. ju ~ ctl5Au
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

chloi 40 ...........D on
Sunui creek 'iass.. - ~
preparatory MathctnatcB O
Inc price OF Board here put down s30 Is that pa
=" hs college steward, who, IN consideration % certain
privileges binds himself the Faculty take all students
Who apply Tor board n the price here stated The Students
boar ling with him lodge IN the College building
Ine pTiec 81 ard, including washing, ghis and fuel
Mother boarding Houses IN town. exceed cl5J-
Ihialas been established 10y general standing with
the College authorities.
To enter the Junior Mathematical Glass the Student
iual lie prepared In commence with simple Equations
those moi 20 prepared may obtain the necessary prepare
unn IN Preparatory Glass.
In addition 90 the studies above enumerated there s
department Of higher studies necessary attainment
Of the degree Of A. NJ
Information concerning this course Gas well al other
aiers) may be obtained from the annual Catalogues,
~ corresponding with Of the Professors The
classical certificate Ia required for the decree Of A. NJ
nehuemen wishing 10 prepare themselves for Medical
'r1 uaion al any Institution obtain the necessary
preparation from Professor Minston who gives private
course Of Medical Instruction: Fee $50.
"a aiuon 10 mo Class OF Municipal law there viii be
Text Books will be fuckers the Revised
o0ie, LonsHs Digest stephen on Plcadng-(Ist or ri
reference Library Fee ESQ
IeAt Books mail tho subjects referred DO had in
Io~n nj prices not exec ding those in the Cica
All persons attending any of the private Classes men.
uoned twho happen not TO he Students Of the College
VIII Dc requf oil 10 matricuas N above the age of I6
Private instruction the Cssies (prepa Taiory for Col
icgeO and Ia the German Language be obtained in
iewn; DEW, President.
I'D The Richmond Enquirer, Norfolk Beacon, Peters.
burg lntegcneer and Iy nohburg VII gnln, will publish
nus rec times (weekly) Immediately and weekly from
ION September 20 20h October; the FrejeTieksb uTg
Advocate and Baltimore Patriot three times weekly from
lst sepcmboT the farmers Register and Literary Mes
sehger on the cover Of heir september Number. aud
Sendtheir accounts 70 Major Edmund Christian, College
Burear, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
ID T. N II g II n v

JAMES u. NcCAnE. Stugean Denfisf, and slessbcr Of
fac sossfy Of IA Medical and Chiras fcdi fScaifs III
MaTyiasd ad f Ia iHie1 feaa society " Sugsoa Dss-
sf having connected hnsel the practice Of HE pro.
lession With Dr. Msuin. OF Norfolk Virginia. respect
nly announces to his friends that they have opened
oies on street square above the new Exchange and
neaTi opposite DE-. riuner's Church where the, Will
be happy osee all who may require their
Nieea An extensive aud sucecsanl practice for number
Of ycars Affords them that they cannot alI 10
rive satisfaction. They select from among many the ol.
lowing gentlemen references.
Ell Carmlrhesl u; rrsf III Dohannan, NJ ID; lanes
lea, MDi Rev. MN. j. Waller, NJ a; Rev. q W kaley,
Rev q NJ kraa.e. 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

VIE undersigned having placed this House in thorough
repair, has provided himself all the m In s
ipNcIito give comoItto all such may favor him with
ci custom, and asks the attention OF tho travelling pub.
cVgng himself 10 use every eScron abort sails
hrton. Ito has provided hnseif attentive and caro-.
20 his beds. 'e"'"h
Families residing In the lower country, who may desire
10 spet the Summer months IN cheap, healthy, and
pleasant section OF tho country, will fnI every sreom
moiaon Afforded them; an the proprietor will be pleas.
euio take several families board oi the sumner Sux
tod az the place iR Immediately tho Louisa Rail Roa
facilities are ahpIded for easy and pleasant
ton, with all thc lower county
ELISHA MELTON.
,S1uls1 .outt House, June l1th Ni2 ic u est
Tef nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
LAW NOTICE.

it co partnership between the under signed has bx
Il mutual consent, been dissolved
The unhnishe business Of Juse stanar in The Ceurt
oi Appeals and elsewhere, LETT la charge Of Robert o.
stans and will be attended to by him, eKcep those
~ winch the parties Interested prefer 10 engage other
COUNSEL Parties Intending engage other Counsel viii
please 70 communicate with the undersigned (R e. stan.
hioAnd alnze him Of their purpose before the com.
ON the l5th Of October next 'f''
jc2l div ei2t ROpTRT a. srANARD
ut- Enquirer will ccpy 70 t,mea -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

1JE-sRs. Henry u w I'LL, james nick and William
q 20 " '''N
Tut Nohee-That shalt. On tho l-tl day II Augu.t.
l1ik, and be wcen the hours Of O'Clock tho noTnug
ani sunset q That Day proceed 10 take the deposition of
Ihyfnae kcho and othofr, ~ The Office ~ Richard I
boo TIC city 81 Richmond, which depostions SHAH on r as
evidence before to Circuit Superior Cluu Of Law and
taurcry Tor Caroline County in certain cause fhoren
depending IN which you cornpllinans and Archibald
Huckner ~ hq own rght and dcv.co and executor II
Oiwiy Bucknef, decd add A. heir % Walker Buckner,
deed, Alexander Hell and others are dsfsntsns-and M
from eny cau0c, The said iavfH any q them fsl
mott c1nmsnc being Commenced shall NOT be cof-
peiei on uc above named DAY, he taking u the same
slali be continued from Icy 20 DAY, between the same
hours anil a The same place ' The taking Of the said ~
fdsvi'a Fh1ll be completed
~ ~ wiz AtHX ANDFR RRTL
MIR. GRANDisON n. sHAUP-Tate ~ nee-TEaf ~
vi sh1ll ~ The ~ day % August t9i2 AZ our ofce ir
TIE city ~ Richmond, proceed % take Tic deposition o
james Blair and others. % be- read evidence la ar
in Chtncery depending before the Circuit Superior four
law and Chancrry for The county 81 Piayivana where
In We arc plaintiffs and yorflcf and James Ianior an,
defendants, aud adopt Ibis method % notifying YOU al
you are not an nliahflnt n tho State 0f Virginia.
fOufaAc.
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Richmond July lit, 1872. jnIJ WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

Io""would you take MIR Rives back into your
party ~ asked Wing Of leading Loco Foco in
Albemarle. "Ccrtainly aud gladly. ~" why,
what 10 you want with him, Ms you say you have
no confidence in himl" ooh. Sir, we wish to rem.
der him harmless for the future ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15
MADIsoN NOUS So,

I'VE subscriber respectfully Informs his frlenJs AMI
the public generally, that ho has reduced his charge
Tor TRANSIENT cugomto suit the Tines, from Oh 60to oil 70
per day, and nrupUrtonaby Ices by tho week or month";
Gentlemen and ladies visiting tho city will nd this House
pleasantly located on Bank street, In front u tho beautiful
capitol square, tsouth sde) The Virginia BANKS aud
very convenient 70 tho packet boats and business
charges.
iu cwiw JOHN ~ HOYD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-15

iCJs The Washington Correspondent, OF the N.
Y. Courier says, the President has a person euga-
ged in writing Veto. in advance Of the passage Of
the Revenue bill This is good idea. lie had
better keep supply of vetoes on hand for all cons
tinsenciesl