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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19

~ t1NA-s rum NAFhs
Il-I received. direct from Ncw YORK. on elegant ana
81 hcauhlt Zoo of
t'id STRIPED Paris siiks
Black aud Blue Hack I1
a 60 t' Grr 10 k'r'cre 1p
So d1 3D. Gro De Afuuirc DO
R.h tlfnc f-' lawns srf Mus he. cgrrcf, r.,v
Do snd fuip ID ltC <ouct Camhtics
Few pieces new SIS Pr Nruseane de Lame
M'If aui Fancy c'.I Ho dn
Man'ncHe. Gntiams. NJ superior qualify
RI-h BIS six Snaw's
10 b'i NuHair Al,
CortS'k gul Emr'd Mouslino ID
White srt Cri'H seiss isur srarfs entirely meg
HHmtirnes aut MuurnIur Lawns
Itncy fla Mifs. 90 every variety
hIfrs NJ hair ~. hair frrrrs
French Bid Goves. OF 600 coots
litls 1ui to.'d six Frrrcs
laN y CO.'S t1rl. aud tasscis
sun Shades and Paraso'a
Together Will every description of Goods suited to fhe
cry itIc. Which We are determined OBI srrf Ytcrr ,o
snf tHe Times llirrinr fo Keep constantly Geo harf
s'' as-"fim-ri Of GHc'r particularly afipfc1 t' tts
market. w lave uic afriur. uer.s 'n che Norf
crv', w'tsv fHc most rc-tt styles, ani Oh osc desiring
" MrRTptrtrs.
apo N.vi tt,,r 10 DrvlE Go.
rOiLEr EOTTLEs, sc.
I'olEr hotcs GOO gloss .,in and eoorci scaic very
Colegac Water from jean Marie ranna, genuine really
Superior.
Frcnch ani rr-fs, Ca-n.rs orfhc han .scrchcC with
en- assortment r tir CIV Do ih s-l nai Brushes, Per.
f,fnrry anf vcIy Icsiau' fsr. liilcs tor sale by
apl ALEXANDER DUAL 4 SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19


to- whsn disorders arc perceived To make thelr ap-
ptoaeh, they should bc prevented 10y removing their
'aAset as soon az possible. 10 be In a mid
ling state between hrahh when has som.
slight iltuent, that does hi. bed
busncss such Is slight attack of the rheumatism OF
some 81 Tue many nervous complaints 20 which
ahe-onln would Ice the part Wisdom stop their
crease VII hout delay Tor acontnnsion Of pain often
eny affects the m;ad. PerEons suffering from the abo
complaint IN the discase experience
hci irOtn the OF DIR fIewSs' Nerve aid Bone Iin
ment ths Nirue OF which meets only trial recon-.
mend oelL Sold by GANNoR, one '1or above the Hell
Tsvcrr 80
trs- siiIsRMhN'S CAHrrIION LOxEN-
ak.S-Give Immediate reisi In nervous sick heed
ache pai;1ln ot the heart l0wuCSs spirits, dc-pun.
d6ncy. ina 'nnaoiy puftd tlro.t. bow II
m'f compliant iantne, oppr~s i'm sinking Of
ic chest, chphc sp1ss, cramIe NJ the stomach bow
el srtcal affections and all roNou. disease dto,Ss
ihroushthc day and wakeu night; cholera cho-
cTa moThns, dsrri.a lls-ltudc, Fcnsr Of faific
Persons travelling viii lind the inEcngcs realty rcyivng
uled after dssiVann, they VIII Tesorc the tone oi
system generally ,nd remove all The unpleasant syrtuu
aritirg from too free living
Directions for Use One T.1zcrge should he pu r'o
the mouth and suffered 20 dissolve fiuwly until u gone
then repeat until they effect seldom
three will be required aud often single will
speedily remove all the pain ohculiy, curing the
cases la ifVmJ 30 ~ minutes For a1'c. wholesale and
IcisLhy tnh 4l ALEN. DuvAi 4 co
ALEXANDER DUVAL ~ CO.,
.ipotLscdri6S dad Druggists,
HAVE REMOVED
fro ciT recently cicd on tho Eagle Hotel
i lot mh H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAS
GARDEN SEED FLOWER SEED, HERB, AND
OTHER SFED

l HAVE jdst received a fresh assortment or Seal 800.
Hsns every kind OF the choice Garden AMI hen.
III fto@cf seed Most Of these seed are crown 49, ~,
Mess snc lair Of Baltimore, and some OF nam ~, lo
lured lrom the bcst European houses ali of xbisb ~.
warranted 10 ave fatisacfon anf show ther snfs,si,
over 9ihef seed as the ensuing will prove II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-19
nALrlMnnr LIrE rNsunANcE co.

BUYS ANNurTIEl:
SELLS ENDOwMENTs FOR CHILDREN,
RECEIVES MONEY ON DEPOSlTE,
ENECITES TRUSTS,
MAIZE CONTRAtrSin itch ufe or the of mo.
gey involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.
Apple atoms may be made Isonay by leer. (pos
paiul 70 the FuhscnbcT, Agent the Company Kcl
mon who Will furnish all Necessary Information
cstnu- Of aNain= themselves ~ IA. advantages which
S isuiion Offers, for providing those changes
% winch All ace subject ffo the ctsinty OF life sndthe
H"cHiiOusnc.s ot business By tile payment OF small
s''tii which most mrh spare, a comfortable support
'"ay ~ this means, be secured to thcr families.
tcN ~. BALDWIN. Agent
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-04
MIDDLEBURY VT. OCTOBER 4, 1912.

thousands and hundreds of of thousands
over rich and extensive plains, and sustain.
ed at an expense of land and labor vastly
below that of any portion of The U. States.
1t must be obvious to every one that, in
such a country, with such facilities for rails.
ing wool. and with such Improvements in
its focks as may be made by judicious cross
ings, an amount of fine wool may be thrown
upon our market which will PROSTATE the
wool growing of this country. unless it is
protected by efficient Legislation. We
claim iha; our manufacturers and laborers
shall be protected against the abundant
capital and the pauper labor of Europe. This
is right. But have not the wool growers an
equal claim TO protection against this cheap
process of raising fine wool. which NAV,
without protection, drive them from the
great market which it has, for five and TWEEN.
~ years, been the policy of this government
10 secure to them?
But may be asked-what amount of wool
has been imported from the country you
have been describing? And has it increased
since the expectations 10 it of the sheep TO
which you have referred | have looked
into this matter, and here is the result, in
the lmportatons for the last six years from
Bucnos Ayres, of wool costing eight cents
and under, and Of course free of duty.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-04
VOL. VII---NO. %.

United States shall he eight cents or under PEI
mound there shall be levied duty Of FIVE per cent"r
nd valorem Pro,lGed, That when ~onl OF different
Qualities is imported in the bale, bag or ~ ' .
age. and the aggregate value Of the contents 81 ~"
bale b,r or Darkase shall be appIa by The a.
praisers n, r,,e exceeding eipht cents per p"un'.
!, shall no ch,rrad with dutv of thirty per cenul'
ad yaIorem. Prorided further, That If any fn'
vooI lao m xed ,,;,L dirf or any material aud thu.
- -, :; - % IN cents ner no,,nI or IN
dor the .n,r,crs shall ,ppr,;sc said won; n suck
price as in Ibcir opinion, IL wonh have cost bad i
mt b,eh en- uixe5. and A duty thereon shall b-
cb,rr.i II, c,,,f,rDi,v with s,ch anpr,is,I"
IHE BILL AS 1T FINALLY rASSE"'
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-04

countries.
1t is true that such frauds might be cor
rected by our custom house appraisals, If
the appraisers always possessed the means
of ascertaining, with perfect accuracy, the
true value of the wool at the place whence
imported, at The time of its purchase. But
such means they do not always possess; and
in cases where it IS doubtful as TO whether
the inv dice value is the true value, the ap-
praisers will, it is presumed, be inclined TO
lei the wool pass, as invoiced. for the sake
of avoiding a legal contest with the importer.
S uch indeed. am informed, IS, 10 a con-
siderable extern, the actual operation. at the
Custom houses, in cases of doubtful invoice
valuations.
But there are yet o.her modes by which
fine wool has been imported free of duty
under the eight cent clause of the act Of
1882. Que mode is 10 mix fine with coarse
wool, in the same bale, or package. and in
voice the whole at its average value-ad-
jus,ing the proportions between the fine and
coarse so as 10 bring the Average to eight
cents or under. Thus for example, bale
of wool weighing 200 pounds. may be mix
ed in the proportion of two thirds, of the
value of three dollars per hundred, am punt
ing TO 81.
and one third, of the value of eight
cen dollars per hundred, amounting
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Va .rS discontinued Unit larrearagcs pad, eTcept at
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t,y4I eycrpt ordered nv the proprietor.
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NOTE.

THE following arc extracts from the Tariff of
1s32,-from the bill reported by the Committee Of
Ways and Means. and from tire bill it fnally
passed and has become law. The subject Of coarse
wool, as discussed in the foregoing, may be made
more Ineligible by comparison Of these extracts
ACT OF 1882.
6 Wool manufactured, the vaiuo whereof, at the
place of expectation shall exceed eight cents per
pound, shall be imported free of duty and II any
wool, so imported shall be fine wool, mixed WIN
dirt or other material and thus rendered IN value
10 eight cents per pound under the appraisers
shall appraise said wool at such Pr"e as IN ther
on MON it would have cost had it not been so mxed'
apd dn,v thereon shall be charged IN conform
ity with such appraisal" -
RtLI REp1RTED BY rH1 C'HA'' ''"-
en-, wool manufactured the value whereoi at
the las, port or place whence exported TO tne
So shall exceed eight cents per pound mere
b,n be levied duty Of thirty per cent"m do 'a'o-
rem. Ii, t, .bersor al
III. last port or place from whence exported To TIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
AS WE pReplcTEp

No De- Mallory appeared =, Nabsemond Court
last Monday, TO sxpa,.. his course TO hi. brethsr
Whlg-. plelor, IL is a hard thug to look In tho
iaees oi those whom We have deceived and whose
confidence we have betrayed. Doctor, you need
not fear q visit 10 NansemOnd YOU he met by
shower Of rotten eses-the people Of hat county arc
too civil Tor that II IL true, th,t what YOU dread
moro than such shower, you would have had 70
eoeounisr-f,r Lan:horne aud Boz Taylor were
both there. Do, Doctor favor our people With n
visit next Mondsy-,he Court day OF our county -
the genial rays ofhy lovely fsce together with tho
hing denuneiatIun which may expect 10 hear
from your pst,io,ie lips hcOped on the rasealty OF
The metropolis. would ro- animate tho dropping en-
atses OF the Wings. with all the ardour Of 1910.
u YOU vii eonsen, to come, We have thu authority
OF the civil police TO say that Langh1tne and Fay.
's shall be chanel IN tho suburbs dutins your
sol'un, and that nll those whose eyes you fear 10
meet shau 6e Notwithstanding Tor gtanted that
aueh dear lover OF the poo- dear psople as YOUR
'cU eanno, refuse TO comply with Their ~ishs, TO
$50 you on Court day. We shall tako upon our.
selves tho authority 10 announce the fac, that YOU
will be present. w.
.insn'ioa Iphigs Of Norfolk Coun,v "a rysaa
rally on Monday merit, at the Court House TO "a.
celvr thai iScnRRuPIIBLE SrarrsnAN and SrER-
LING WING, The Hon. Francis Mallory. Re.
pfeSntative IN the Congress of the Unuei State.
Ton this Undecided whis District, No I-wbo will
expose the corruption of the present Admin,,ra-
Ton, and will show how truly he redeemed pll nj.
pledges TO you---Ciiy BzRaer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

The very anomalous condition Of the two eoea
tries with relations 10 each other here creates ssTi
Gus fkeolty. Our people ere no, disiioguishablsi
aud owing ~ the peculiar habits ofsNloEs, our
sells are very generally manned 6om common
stock.
Il is difficult under these circumstances, Ia execute
laws which atthis time have been hough, to be
tial for the existence OF the country without risk Of
injury TO others. The extent and Importance OF
those injuries, however are 50 formidable that Il Is
admitted that some remedy should. Il possible, be
applies; at all events it mus; be fairly and honestly
attempted. II is true that during the eoniinuanee
o. peace no practical grievance arise but 1t is
also true that is for that reason the proper season
Tor the calm aud deliberate eonsije alton OF an i'm
poriant subject. have much reason - Lope that
satisfactory arrangement, resre:tins it may be
made, so - to set ~ resi- all appehenion and snx
ic,y; and will only further repeat the assurance of
the sincere disposition Of my government Gscrably
o consider all matters having for Their object the
promoting and maintaining undislurbed kind and
friendly feelings with the u. $.
beg, Sir, on this occasion of closing the cores.
poudence with you connected with my mission, TO
press the satisfaction feel successful tetmi-
nation, and TO assure you Of my high consideration,
aud personal esteem and regard.
ASHBURTON.
Hon. DAsIsL WEBSTER, sc. SC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
"nEAplNG CAPT. rY1rRn

Ill, lns Loeo presses are giving MIR Tyler very dis.
candidate for second term. They know ~. ~;
", and are siiaid to hold any idea Of ultimate
support. lis nomination would ncu,rsl;z. ,hs ,;I
which they hope to derive from official dependent
Fence me one slde blows OF the Argus. Erqurer.
eve. We hope the Guard" will bring him on, -
w, we want the people to pass upon his merits. The
Whigsw,ll Veto him, and the Loeos i-Dino The
wrongs OF the majority will, in that event. be most
amply atoned tor, and the veto power better "de6-
nel inc monaTeh'al democrats "a rare sombina-
Nonl wiz ei'her Nee HIS support or fall before the
Sepaoiicans OF the country like leaves in autumn
me late OF John Tyler must stand out beacon
hight TO warn those who may succeed him to s,eor
clear oil tho rocks upon which his bark goes to
dieta'ion.- fredericksburg Arena.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

AS having an important bearing on the interests
OF this City and STATE, we would direct public a,,en
ton 10 the works Of internal improvement, which
are at present IN active executive in Canada. The
provincial parliament recently assembled at Kings.
ton, were informed by the Governor in his message
to them, that "the Royal assent had been given
author zing the Province borrow one million and
half pounds sterling, with the guarantee Of the
Imperial parliament" and we perceive that the Re,
cever General OF the Province, is already nc,ing
upoa this literal grant, as he is advertising for the
purchase OF Bills on the Lords Of the Treasury
This money, upwards ofseven millions Of dollars.
10 TO be expended in completing chain Of works
which will give free navigation between the lakes
and the ocean, TO vessels Of three hundred toas bur
then, and II IS 10 be completed within two years.
COuT. & Eng,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

ICT- Old Jesmsr complains Of Us for no, Civ
ing 50 cents 10 see Mr. Freneh's farce, Friday
night With our convictions Of the cheat, il would
not haze been proper in us 10 give il counienaneo
on any terms. But what would II have profted u,
70 sec him-comparauvely a mere groen-enae,
stale trieks-whieh, the boys down street, by Old
Mssnefs own confession, surpassed Or what
pleasure WIS there in seeing the WIN. ard Mary
Professor Of Law lingering the bumps on a blaeka
moof's head ? five had lormeJ no opinion on the
snbj,c', We see enough, reported in the Enquirer.
TO satisfy US that il isa hJmbug. The Professo,
feeling tho Mesmerzoo's head irseaj Of tho head Of
the Ms'merzer contrary to the first principles o,
the Science. And then the responsos;-when the
bump ofwo1ds, was touched, instea Of manifestino
the emotion Of wonder, she exclaimed "IVonderl''
-and 20 Of hope, 81 hope horo lp-and oil the
rest. gentleman yesterday taught, in ) minutes,
his nle son, les; than sI yOars old, to feign oil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

MIR Editor: Many persons arc very anSiou, 10
kno" what IS the cause Of the decline in the price
o. me dhierent Stocks IN Va. In my opinion i, is
this that for ;he last ten years the UnteI S,,,,.
has been h1oded with paper money and it is now
coming TO the specie pon,--evory thing which I.
regulated by money, has fallen in the samo propor-
uon as the stocks have. will further say, that the
hereni Stocks m Virginia sell higher than the
Stocks Of any other St1tc in the Union.
The currency Of the country IS getting rich, eve.
~ day. and will venture TO say that without le-
gisatng on the subject, common sense and pnblic
opinion will put Il all right before the 10, OF Osto.
Der, 1913.
am, MIR Editor, yours,
JAMES II. LYNCH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
FROM MEXtCn

By the arrival OF the brig .7palaeL ieols. f,om
Tampico, which port she left on the 25;h ut. som,
'a'er mexican intelligence has been received. The
Apaaehicola brought sI27,7O7 10, in specie.
a eonducta from the city OF Mexico was daily
looked for a, Vera Cruz. Don N. Almonto has been
appointed Minister Plenipo,entinry to the United
Sta'es' lie hos the reputation Of being sugacouu
that this appointment woud tend 10 clore The breach
between the two governments.
n prolific vein Of gold, extending nearly 30 nile,
has been discovered near tho bay Of St. Francisco
IN Upper Caliiornil.-.N o. Bee, Sept 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
wM. J. MBNEFEE. clk.

~ meeting Of Washington Lodge, No 10, held at the
lodse ROOM In the Town Of Washington, Saturday
The 10Th Of September 1872 the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adoptod:-
Where's, by adspcnsitlon of an all wise and rutabs
,1ugoneo our lao Senior Warden and Brother, WIN A.
haN c'cmed ~ uH nr his masonic virtues, and veno
f5cl Tor those qualities which commanded the respect OF
a VINO were acquainted with him has been removed from
among Us aud period put 10 his life Of use ulness 10
others, sui Of honor 10 himself
He'ored That VIC condole with his afctod family upon
thil melancholy occafiou.
hesgiptd hatn token ofour rcspcctto the memory Of
cur departed brothcr,wc Will wear Grape upon the lc
Tor he space ~ thirty days
hi'irsd That copy of these Resolutions he trans.
wilc1 10 his Widow AMI o. tho Edors Of the Wing aud
Enquirer for publication.
Extract from tho minutes
ROB'T HgTERtCK, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
TRLBUrE OF RFsPECr.

A. Court held for Rarpah innock County, on Monday
the l2lh diy Of September, 1872
The fo owing Preamble and Resolutions were this day
offered 10 the Court by James F. sro,her Esqr and or
der'dobe spread, In eGtenso, upon the minutes in these
words, 10 VIII:
whereas Divine Providence has pleased, within
cN days, 10 recall from The midst of u.s. WILLIAM A.
LANE the eldest, and presiding magistrate NJ the County
Court Of Rappaannocka gentleman, whose long service
n We M.giErncy has been alike beneficial TO the
my and honouIabe 10 himBelf-whose high character
ntelhgtncc whose great public usefulness aud private
WORTH c1hbitei through long life, passed In this
Ion
Rtsored. That the Court sym7s'hse with his family
npp" s melancholy event and that feels deeply the
sol orc Of its members who well entitled 10 lie
aheeionate regard and esteem.
Rssorsd That This oppression Of tho sentiments OF the
I"uIt be spread upon its minutes, and that copy Of the
same he uan'incl 10 the family of tie deceased az a
nouy o the high Cstecm entertained 10y the Court aud
Da5 Ior the memory Of or departed friend.
Rssored That copy ofthosc Resolutions be furnished
10 ine Eiors Of tho Richmond whlg and Enqulror for
publication. 80 49, 'i "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
ANOTHER aEXpIrNGRn

When VIC said, sons time since, that VIC sbould
not be surprised n tbs CorpOraps Guard attempfed
TO punish the House Of Representatives for their
refusal 10 enter Mr. TylsPs Protest on their Jour
nal, by eXpungiDg Mr. Adams Report. wo said il
more in jest than IN earnest. II appears. however
that we were nearer the msfk than we sgnoosed
ourselves 70 be, for his Saponcy Of tho Mndisoninn
publishes in a prominent place n communication
urging upon tho House tho propriety Of expuneing
the obnoxious report. n this toifs scheme sueeseds
We wish that Mr. Henry A. Wss may have the
honor q drawing the "black lines" around the Re,
port. Ills description Of the eIpunging scene in
the Senate entities him to the honor Of doing the
deed IN the present instance.
tPsisysbtVg Iat,nigsneU.
THE NEW CorToH CRor-Of the new cotton
crop now gathering about 900 bales we're receiv.
ed previous n tho Ist inst. 1884 Of which were 70 o.
eovod At Now Orleans-fb 10.
CoTroE At MobmE.-The cotton crop OF South
Aiabima for the year ending on 3lst August, all re-.
ceived At Mob Ie, wss three hundred md nineteen
thousand balesi In the year 1918, the uhols crop
wos only 1000 bales.-B
NEw CorrcH Thee bales now Cotton. the
crop of Mr. w Il Lane Of N c., was sold here yss.
terday by Patterson & Wills for Ot cts.-B.
'Vhsn Roguss fall out, Honest men get heir Suss.,'
IL said that John Jones Of the Msdsoninn and
James Gordon Bennett OF tho nfamou. ~ Y He,
aid, have quareled and mutually 6greed o cut ste h
others editorial aequsin,anos--B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

"very wethe President only wishes to know who ar.
his friends" ~ ~ 81
We are warranted 10 say, that an Agen. for ne
Madisonian has been at Philadelphia and ~ York,
and we suppose travelling over the Union, 10 cali
on nll once holders under tho Government TO sub
scribe for that paper and that the above s h lar,
taking Of all who refuse:-"Very well, sir.p Sc.
The next sep az IL is understood will be their re-
movnl from place And will American citizen,
submit TO this? THAT'S the queslion.-TTus Whig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
From Ihe N.w orIc.ns nec. s,ni. IA

YELLOW FEyER.-Durng tie last two days there
were ~ admissions Of yellow fever into tho CHARITY
Hospital, ~ discharges and deaths.
nc number OF inierments reported 10 the Board
OF Health Tor iho week ending on Saturday, were
93, Of which 10 were Of yellow fever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

The Loeofocos in Ohio are quite raJi5. One Of
their Oates, IN late public address, holds the fol.
lowing language;
do aver, and in 80 aveuing am assured thu,
speik the sentiments ofthe Democratic party, tina,
u the people approve Of this Of treason and el,c,
majority OF Wings 10 the next Legislature Of Ohio,
they shall not district the Siste-elect a Senator to
Consrcss-chnrier any banks in the State Of Ohio 70
nei her shall they pass any law unless il shall be an.
proved Of by the minorityi"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
The Viee Pr,,ideney.
o. p. O..

The Petersburg In,eligsncer endorses the nomi.
naiion Of Mr. Tnmldse. Il says.
For one, we say 'them's our sentiments MIR
Talmadgs sn gentleman Of known ability and tried
integrity, end 10 the event tha. the Nation should
again be deprived e their elected Chief Maeis,,a,e
would administer tho duties Of the Office with an eve
single TO the good oi the county. We shall eet
good out Of the evil Of Mr. Tyefs conduct, by be.
ing very CAUTIOUS in f1'uro as 10 whom wo make
Wee President. The Wing party will not take Up