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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
seem, in earnest

sic will WOO you as gently any sucking dove"
Such now has become the policy Of the Richmond
Wing. Those Editors, who have for four months
past INDUCED in tho coarsost abuse of the President
having finally exhausted the vocabulary of epithets
have set their types TO a different tune, ard now
step forward as hIs counsellors and advisers. "Mc
Tyler must discard the evil co nsellors who beset him
anG'w Who re knolo are only using him for their
ends They klWo!-Wcbsier and Forwa ri, Spen-
Ger and Legare, and Wckhffe-ihese dwelling
editors would have the world believe are their
cheek-by- lowl intimetes and have apnrised them
that they use the President tor the accom- plshment
o. their oicB ends. Can editorial mendacitv 90
farther! Yet these the counscors who these old
preierd eTs, and now converts to Jeffersonian
RepuhlioHnism, would have she President discard
We suppose that the President can do no less nj
this august bidding, than throw off 1.-THE councillors
who beset him" and call these scullions OF the
Press 10 his Cabinet Observation-Disclosures
"Scul'ions Of the Press" are new characters to
US. We have hcord of "Scullions Of the Kitchenp-
and probably the Executive Editors very great ia
m'linrity with these latter gentry put the idea in his
head. Indeed, he may be one of them himself; and
we more than half SUSPECT that he is lie certainly
goes out of his way to saddle the Pariour Cabine,
with remarks, which we designed to apply solely
TO the Kitchen Cobinsi-whieh circumstance indi-
Gates a senstiveness which tells tales
As to His ExceencY summonng the Editors or
the Press 10 become his counsollors-wc. for one
unqualifed'y decline the proposed honor. We de-
sire nothing at the hands Of the Administration, CT
ther Of honor or proht-(can all who surround Ills
EIcel'enoy say as mucl1l-we rely, as we have
ever done. a. on the people for supports reliance
which has never yet facd us-nnd rever will so
long as We continue to advocate their rights. We
prefer the position Of an independent conductor Of
an independent press to that of n Chief Magistrate
OF the Republic, dshonored by faithlessness to nm.
word, and tre0chcry to his friends. We would not
change conditions for millions to boot. The Go
vcrnuont paper may therefore trouble itself no far
ther, with any expectation that we could he induced
to rccept seat in the Cabinet, either Parlor or
Kitchen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
MISSISSIPPI

Gov. M'Nuit. in his Message. defends the repu-
dniing doctrine, and strongly recommends to the
Legislature TO disayow the obligation Of the State to
pay the five millions borrowed, or any par, of il.
lie advises that all the Commissioners who had
charge OF the State bonds bc examined, under oath
THE facts The ssys) il condensed into a report
ana published, will prove that Mississippi stands
fully justified in the stand she has taken and tina,
her faith, justice, honor dignity and goly remain
unlsrnlshsd." His Exccency mus, have very
queer notion Of honour. faith &C. The State (be
saysl has been cheated by its own ogen,s-does
that justify her IN Furnishing Innocent credtors7 Is
she not bound by all the canons Of common homes
~ to abide tho acts Of her own ngeu,s-at least so
far as third persons are eoncerned7 But concede.
for the sake argument, that the State did not re-
ceve the iu'l amount of the loan-that her agents
swndled her out o. a portion Of il, aud that she
orsh' not To bo held answerube for their conduct
docs that release her from paying what she did
receiver She COTS of the S mlions-ought she
not to pny, n, least, the mions7 On wha, con
cevable principle of honesty, can she refusei,1
Neither Mississippi, nor any other State can
MAINTAIN ITS honor un'arnished, in asserting such
principle until the moral sentiment Of mankind is
utterly extinct. IL is in direct opposition TO wh,.-
ever has been deemed honest and right among hon
Durable men, and il must be Reproduced. We're
Joice TO sny That the voice of indignant reprobeion
has been raised throughout the land-and we have
not seen or heard of the first man, who would
so far leopard his reputation for honesty as TO
utter word Of apoogy-much less OF justification
of the swindlns course recommended bv Gov
M'Nutt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
TIE NiEETING
AT THE CITY NALL ON THURSDAY

AT THE CITY HALL ON THURSDAY.
We were sorry tn find so small an attondane nee in
answer to the call for meeting, at the City Hall.
TO consider the Of the Creole ond other recon,
events Of like nature. The subject was one
which ought to have brought together the whole
city; hut in consequence Of an erroneous impress
sion with some, as to The time and place # meeting
and the very ugly weather at the time, the attempt
well nigh proved an abortion. However, although
there were but few IN attendance, only some hun
dreds, proper spirit prevailed among them; and n
preamble and resolutions were referred to q com
mi,tec of 10, to be appointed by the Mayor, (who
acted as Chairman OF the meetins) which commit
tee requested to report 20 another meeting pur-
posed to be held on Thursday next, at o'clock.
=. NJ, at the same place.
we earnestly hope that our entire people will
awaken themselves to n proper sense of the indig
mites recently offered 10 the American flag, and
that on Thursday evening next, we shall meet an
assemblnge worthy OF the Commonwealth. and a
the vastneres,s which they arc called to consider
an asscmblagc, whose united cry Of angry indisna.
ton shall s,arte the Abotionsts of the,North
from then false position in regard to the South and
its institutions.
Our Legislature has recently exhibited disro
stion to arouse Congress in regard to measures "a
which they were already sufficiently awake; here
is an occasion on which we oush, to speak, and moi
remain in troubled silence ms II afraid of our ow
voices The time las arrived. we think, when we
must speak, else forever after hold our tongues On
Thursday evening, then, "come one, come all;" for
in this matter 1t behoves us not only to be, but "a
seem, in earnest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
To IA. General .4,,,mSiy Of virginia.

You are shortly to elect Treasurer in the room
Of Col Budoo;, who relires. think thsre are many
persons, and probably m,ny Of you, who entirely
undefrate the qualifications necessary in that officer
have no nomination. to make to you, and have nei-
Their eensue nor praise to bes,ow any Of the in-
divduils whose names have been presented. Allow
me, II you please, to venture one word Of advice and
caution on the subject, presume th,t you intend
to be governed in your choice by the public good
aud not by private considerations. The Treasurer
should not only DC man Of business but a man of
sense. lie is ex-ofiicio a member Of the Board or
Public Works and the Literary Fund Board. He
should therefore possess mind of some com prehen-
sion-shoud have some acquaintance at least with
the public Improvements Of the State, and he cna
bled 20 put some sort Of estimate upon the vices Of
ignorance and the blessings OF education. The
Treasurer moreover, should unquesiionably posses
some information on that most intricate of all SUBJ
sc;s, political economy. 1t is not at oil improbable
Tint the General Assembly may deem il expedent
and that shortly, to invest that officer with some
agency in the control Of the four millions of public
money which is row liable to Le squandered week.
ly by host Of unknown and irresponsible Bank
Directors. In that event. the gentleman selected
rs Treasurer should possess much knowledge about
Banks and Currency, aud II deficient in the neces-
sary experience, should supply the want oft by
strong understanding and good capacity for i'm
provement. need no, say that tried integrity and
some weight Of character necessary in go mpor.
tant iune,onary. That will be obvious to al. |
repent, gentlemen, tina, in making the selection
you will look, hope, with single eye to tho
PUBLIC GOOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From the Maaisonian Of Jan. 81.
CONGRESS


The House, yesterday, continued 10 he occun;sd
by the arid and undressing business Of the recep.
ton of PETITIONS. Few Of them were Of character
TO be of general interest. Mr. Roosevelt presented
a memorial respecting the Bankrupt Law. md
moved It's reference TO the Judiciary Committee with
instructions TO report bill of uniform character
IN relationto moneved corporations" The resolu.
ton was condemned to lie over.
A, the opening Of the session, Mr. Bolts called on
Mr. Gushing 10 know when report might be ex
pecied from the Currency Committee. MIR Cushing
replied ,h't the Committee was busily employed
on he subject ntrused to them, and tina, he would
he ready to report whenever he was instructed bv
tho Committee to DO so.
In the Senate, al interesting debate arose on the
proposal To strike out the proviso, which au,bo
rizes the tho Issue of Treasury noes'in Gu OF an
equal amount of the loan not yet negotiated. Mr..
Woodbury. insisted tina, he loan and the noles would
not be both required, and entered into minute er
animation Of facts to show his position to be cnrrec,
Messrs Rives Ki"g, Preston, Calhoun. and Evans
participated IN the discussion. Mr. Calhoun depre,
rated the rescision of the proviso-and Mr. Evans
replied that, acting the organ Of the Committee
he could not consent to withdraw or modify the
amendment. It was finally decided, that the pro-
viso should be struck out.
TEAS-Nessrs Archer Bates B,rrov Bov,rd
Berricn. Choate, Clay, Evans Gnhnm. Hnn,inS!
ton, Kerr, mongum, Meriick, iller. MoreheaJ.
Porter. Prcn,iss. Preston Rives, Smith Of Indiana
Southland, T'llmadce, white, and Woodbridse-2s'
NAGS-Nlessrs Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Cnl.
houn. Clayton, Fulton, Henderson King. Linn.
McRoberts, Mouton. Pierce, Sewer. Smith Of Com
nectcut, Sturgeon, Tsppan, Walker, Williams.
Woodbury., Wright, ard Young-2I.
The Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICI &c e.

THE ersigned have cd the store in IAN street
opposite ihc Exchange Hotel with ih@ view, - G,y
nisin: NE citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity with hrs,
rae ar'les 90 the way ot ready male Garments &C sr
as haze not heretofore been offered n his u,r.f F,0n
me advantages Eossesse iu connection with one OF fie
hrsi concerns 10 Sew Work they have hoaos OF cl-ry
STARE o patronage which the style and quality of ~ eir
goods cannot fail 90 comuand.
krcfenc" rouii be furnished IN the many citizens Ia
nave sN"TeI the Establishment ~ Broadway America,
iniel Nv orE. with their orfers, who will IN fute
leave uer measures with u.s. Wlich ys be foyy,re,I viii
spNcn and ut insured. Samples % the materials rsz.
IN vogue az the North vii be- kept on hand from which
ma 70 to"rder. f'-'-' al l4iei'''
Anapprovei style Of Overco,ts aud Clocks ar. o.t4
Tor inspection, also, Dress and Fro-s Coats Pa--Isr
.enlon In. been paid wuh ihc object OF offering an as
H5itnrhlol ianiaions' which, oIu their srp.rlr ,I,
OF en- End hnis uusl NEE the views OF those rsourDs
Weu hiunr aric'e Ne-s tu every variety Of patterns
,neln1ing bacs aus figured Saiin and sis Castaeres
mennos NC nanyof which are adapted for d. ess Vcts
Dressing Gowns in variety of patterns
NNAa ~ error assurme OF Fancy Dress arfrfls ir
ciih- ihc latest lit- of six. satin ami gof.r
ahiNratas, 'rIva' -Heucr-. stocks. -uereuirr. IL 80
Linen liandEcIchels. slrs, Collars Gioses Iut.r,a.s
am DnNers, Hosiery. tmh Tcllds. Canes. g.
- AslQpy 81 Aui1uu'S FIRST quality Beaver and Cas,o
Has will he kcpton hand.
"a l-ilm STARR A co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

IRON de6I-or, If their love Was pure and unal.
i0yed by peeuniary considerations. why. the cup Of
happiness would be full to overnowinS; and the
gentlemen thas bea,i6sd ought not, in conscience,
to 10 paying OF the deots Of their beloved
wives-ior, having pedcet bliss, what need Of mo-
ney1
or course. the motion to reverse, was los, Amos,
unanimously.
The case o. hs Creole.
MIR McRae gave notice that. on the morrow, he
would cal up his resolutions in relation to this mat.
ter.
And. Nftor a hard days work. the House adj
jnurned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
BY WILLIAMS & aAxALL-
LEASE OF HOUSES A, A,,....

LEASE OF HOUSES, At Auction.
" Msnusy' IN FehTnlIy ucIi, 4; O'Clock p " -.
~ ssi al aucon TIC uHczprcd term from st lamar
as OF we case OF three t"ncments Main .raet On
Rse Tue bins Of Virginia, occupied nv simon u,r,vs
J" IN IN II sinllh ani Others being about =. years
tlee teneinents during the past year though
r" rooms we're unoccupied, produced A rcn or 81 ~,
ahl a most ~ the rooms and stores leased for lie
above une 10 good tenants the same neon. mas 10 ~
pectei Tot tie future The lease will be sob sniiect 70
% about s33l $3.50 '''N ''-e-'er
IEhh@-one thu : cash. balance 9 and months for
ne to,ls..s notes satisfactorily endorsed.
uJ- Tue above properly will De ispose,I NJ ,ri,,,ey
aahy une before the day 81 sale Those wishing 10 pur
chase will please apply n Office.
"a " WILLIAMS a HANAII Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

but. in the exercise Of their uneireumserbed sove
'e'gniy, the People had found out remedy Tor the
buses OF tbs times. and he prayed to God they
would put L in fofce"
To oiieF sny commentary on such avowals would
be to insult the Intelligence Of our readers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
BY DABNEY & cAUTHoRN.
ADMINISTRATORS, SAFE

IN the 2Sih instant. - O'Clock uro1 rbc nrc,rs.
- a. the dwelling House ofile late James oCopne IN
lh- lily OF Richmond. shall expose n s.le m ,,br;c
auction AL ihe Household Furr'ure. ani Other ner.ri
Property ~ the said James OConue inc iui ng oe bor-
Tcrms-Ail sums under go cash: over that amount 4,
circuit o. 90 days, Tor apnInved Negotiable paper
CORNELIUS ufCONNEII-
NARY O'CpNNTII Afiurs.
sale conicetedby DABNEYS CAI-TfgopS
- NfNN li2tfhN-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
Frcm ID, Ohio Sal, Lanrnnl.

From the Ohio State Journal.
We would ask the attention Of the intelligent n nd
'o"cst men Of all parties, of Ohio and Of tho whole
'ntry, 10 the language and sentiments expressed
0y Mr. McNuity, tho representative from Knox
county, and leading and prominent member of his
party, in the House, on Thursday. The brl to re- .
peal the charter of the German Bank of Woostsr
being under consideration, Mr. Men said:
"Thnt he did not feel particularly friendly TO a. r
bill, but he should vote tor ~ however. lie could
not approve OF hat port Of the amendment Offered
by Mr. Schtnck, Which authorized the institution
of Judicial proceedings llc adBiirfd the system Of
SETTLING me affairs of Banks, rtccqHu Introduced In
Cincinnati, ard thought u would prove more effect
Fhai than nnv thing that could 100 done by the a
gislaturs. Nothing short Of that would be ndeuua,e
|fIe wanted no better light 10 brighten his wy ia,
ehe path Of duty than the nURNiFo EpfrtcEs Of
svery Bank IN tho State And he would add, 100.
|that he should doligl 10 see the NATURAL nopfRs
Ipf those who composed these frauds unun the com
|pnunty, suspended IKE Hun1n, high bsiiDssn hsa.
REV and saTih ~
In reply to some remarks from Mr. Schenck, Mr.
reiterated hc'c Rttorous sentiments. "he
bad no such profound iorror Of mols, ~ was pro
fessed ny the gentleman fom Montgomery, Mr.
81 The decisions Of Judge Lynch wcrr seldom
reversed, and that proved hey icers right The
tea party NJ Boston was Non, and there WIS 10
difference between that oct ard tho ono m which
he swindlinc shops M Cincinnati had bscn dcu,oI-
shed. Mons, On his Judgment constituted tho orlv
liclent system of HANK REroru, and no zauted ft,
! ee II earned out Mr. McNulty sad he rcnrcs.,tct
4 population 1T 10000 majority Of whom e,,n
! ided with him ~ these doctrines Tor he had openlv
| nd boldly avowod them before tho slec. ION ana
old his constituents u they did not agree with him,
| hey bad better send some ono cl.o to feprsson,
hem IN the Legislature lie only regretted ID, Al he
Ibould not spy, with another DISTINGUISHED oub'ir
|nan, who filled an honorable station in other cour
Fls, SOLITARY aud alone set this ball in motion ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
NOTICE,

10 The Wings 81 No'toway. are respectfully invited
To- attend meeting ~ their parry, on next Noowy Court
pay AT the Court House. transact business Of upor
lance. Prompt attention is earnestly requcscd.
ny MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

SUCCESSOR OF JUDGE HOPKINSON.
letter from Washington informs Us, that Ho.
race Binney. Esq has been nominated to the Sc.
nate to supply the vacancy on the Bench, created
by the death of Indse Hnnkinsnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
BY INLoEs & BROTHER
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
or DLSTING UISHED MEMBER OF TIE
BAR-At Aucfion

Members Of the Legislature Lav,vers and 81. 49,, u,
ar nlor'nei that we viii shortly sell At Auen
9ue OF The most valuable private Libraries In ,bc
virginia 70 which their attention h. soliciret e 81
IL gues Of this rich collection will ,hort' 81
PuuhSh'd toi which early notice will be gwen ,T3 IN
De iorNardedfo those who NAV order tba,, P.,sr,,
siend the sale can have their or!ers attended ~
by the Aucuncer. -''N'4e1 10
oe - I. * B., Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
SMITH, DRINK Err a. NORRIS.
LATE
SMITH 4 PALMER

AVE on bend, En1ish, French. German and
\ puheatipa- IN every department OF Literature: and
nave recently made arrangements with an Agent in par.
1y ~,leh ihey Will receive direct Foreign publca N. III
SanhaIu Literature paneulaily Theology, the Classics
u'e AIis and - ences, History, Dogrsphy, etc. etc
ALSO Eezant French stationary, Books Imported for
Public 10 stitutions aud Private Libraries " "
hS- tra!osucsof French Works now Ia Sore for :,
animation. " N'- - y,
Elh6lNlAi-hi Court held Tor Amia cnnot, Tho "a,
~ peoembrr iSil- n assrgame ~. johnson. and Ysris
D hsw iofmeris Nara T.. Cousins, plr,. agausf FL
inetl cousins administrators with the will amer "a IN
John cousins, decd hst Mann. anf Martha H. vri6s
Ionn }; oiycr AMI Elizabeth his wife, Robert Cousips
1u =, 5onn W cousins, by his guardian al Item dsPis
The deien ant Robert Cousins having entered hi.
semhly and The Rules II this Caur,; ami II aptc,ri -
us.cary evidence that %. Is inhabiant 81 MS
.ounifl u ordered that be appear here on tie ,rr,b
inurslay IN March neat aHd the B OF bc MAE
uni andthat acopy of This order be forthwith nut shcJ
~ some % ~siaper printed IA the Cry Of Richmond or
lowno Petersburg. once week flr two months
sVe and posted al the front door Of the Conrthcus ~
this county. A Copy-Tesf. OF
"a <<-N'" +. G. LEIGH, &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
SALES Ar AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
IN DUNLOP, MoNcUREs co.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
~ in.s'i m" e''h nat 40 O'clock vii IA. .i, .
general ssslrimen. Of Gr.ceries VIZ. wal 20 s"'n
~ i!hds Porto kiea -,nrars
% HlH - tinlir lcai ! a. iuu,p A.
81 E1s crushef ~,
- BAGS Kio a. I,a
- ID Govemmen,J, Jaw, a,
s, Do prime green Iaruyr, ,io
10 Boxes WHITE Havana -1,r.,
100 bhs ith proof Monorr,bei, MIL.
- Pipes and hail pipes Rran,iv
10 Boxes Tufpen'ine -oso
lip Boxes Sperm Candle.
- DO Taow 80
ID Casks Bacon SIDES
- Cases assorted Cordiais
~ iihds Naianzas Mulas--s
- Boxes manufacture Tobacco
~ DO -taTch. c etc.
~ Bags Hack Pepper etc.
Terms usual
"a u DUNLOP. MoNCURE3 co a,.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

Richmond, January 10Th. 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
HlUSES EOR RENT

- 4 very desirable residence nearly opposite A
nffA lhomts ESQ. Shockoe IHu, having every requi.
slaU sic convenience iof ihc accommodation gen.
1s use lnd LIT on street, recently occupied by the
The House and lot shockoe Hill near Mr. James u
zer's lately occupied by Dr Enpic
= re Work shop aud Lumber Yard near VIII NJ
fee. For further parficuia ARMY 10
,,.. RICHARD Hull. Jr. 3 CO.
Who ave Tor hire, women Servants girfs. man b,va
s. al Of which will be hired low RH Dr. a CO.
"a N 20 over Enquirer Once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

Go>HEN BUTrEW.-Reccivcd by schr w.
- mouth, few kcgs frst quality Goshen Rurcr f,r
''c' lh&E HASkiNS & LIBBY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

IT, SUPERIOR SUGAR AND MOLAs
SES: The attention OF the Trade is asked to our
sale This Morning, at Il o'clock, Of the Emeline's
cargo. received direct.
ja22 LANCASTER, DENNY & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

JAMES BosHER, Collector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
, STOCKHOLDERS

F-zN The good schr MARION James, Tyi,.,,. -
SsE ~ 70 WI MI POSITIVELY sail on TUESDAY next Win
f-cirh, OF tIee hundred boxes Of tobacco =, To-
' IT. II immediate application be made to " 10"
p FOGG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22
r II DICKINSON.
SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES, PLATE.
GLASS, &c. DC,

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES. PLATE
GLASS, &c. dc,
tUnder Deed Of Trus,D
I(f virtue Of Deed Of Trust. eKerntsd q, ,h. AMI
@sti9cr Dy J0hn Heth, for the beueG. Of Lewis Re-
Eer ani Sht1h sad deed his been duly r.eor,c -, 49,
1rTs, ON e II to county 81 Chest-r6cLl sh,I o,
ich7DAf the 25h lay % January, 1874 pInes. Ell
aiciion, 70 the highest bidder. flt cash i frn- ~
ule beii Ia cTn, Va Richmond upxar = u 80 y.l,fc NJ
ms consisting oinen women and children. and anon-
nero are some valuable golfers, field hands house
Servants carriage driver. cook Dr.. 1850
% IN honiay, SIS lay Of Jlnuary, IS42 n Black Heath
AZ OF me $40 John Hetl's household and kitchen Fur
Plate, Glass aud silver Ware N N''
de 25-Itds no cwATUNEv r..
To- Sale conducted by RHDiCRINsox
rrh
yt1 70 as In trust. for other creditors we sb, a.
me Times and places nentone 2. above
pIoccei 70 sell, for the satisfaction the ali frv. -
much q toe said property as shall remain N, "a -
Robert Gwaihmey, the frs, trustee ' ny
de 25ti JoUS A MERFnITu' Trrs,ecs
sale De confucted hy Il "A DfCEINsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-22

TE proprietor 81 this establishment Al the eotnmcncc.
ment oi new year returns his thanks 10 ms friends
and the public, for their liberal support since was rs
opened inr their accommodation July last and he homes
sun urther 10 merit H. 10y making all those who scourn al
the Exchange comor able least as al any Other Hotel
IN ne Union lie lakes this opportunity also Of caution
ing the public against the unounded rumors put anna hy
have been made his Hotel by assuring them tly ar.
now what they ALWAYS have been s2rER DAY.
Richmond, Va. Jan. 81, 1872 /, 1 an
no BoardeTs for meals only At the Gentlemens q rii.
nary s22j per year.
Attached To the Exchange is large Coneert and Rail
Room which will be let for such purposes upon as e
sonabe terms as any IN the city.
THE MECHANICS ASSOCIATION
SCHOOL
: now open, under the instruction Of = A. Jewett A.
NJ. IN The Rounda Of the Museum, until the school
Room IS finished. Mr. Ieweit, graduate OF Waerville
college Maine, has resided for several years AZ the south
an1is an experienced Teacher. thorough course will
10 VII; IN Orhograpty, Reading Wrlng, GeocranhN
Arithmetic Grammar, History, Book keeping. Rhetoric
NMual Philosophy, Chem stry. AsfroutuiN Nayirafinn
IVii Engineering Algebra Geometry Plain and Spherical
lrgonomcfry Descriptive Geometry with its alton
10 Drauehing ami the projections Of Maps ami Chars
tellectual Philosophy $3.50 "
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