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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

ANiSG determined % disc nuc sccping stoves We
,I.r those unw on hani f,T sale n FIRST COST
Persons wanting bargains VIII please give US acau
4 RICHARDS . co.
o~k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

III nc OA'e sales Court Tor the Eastern District OF Var
,,, $780,, sins. February lSh. iSiS
FRANKLIN sIEARNs ftse eiiy OF Richmond. h,vip,
:, Petlon pray ing that lie my BE- declared bank.
We sa rankin stc-rus show The court on the
- IS o. March mex, the Franklin Sfeltns he
Sehei bankrupt pursuant 10 the act of Congress In
l CehA snd That copy this order be published in
ccurt. ~ ''' iN'es VI
FEB i5 wSw ~ Iir>pV c,p-o>, ,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

lnihe United states Court for the Eastern Distf i W.
--,,.. -. 49, gInl1, February 18th, lSi2
JOIN w. HINES ufihe Cfy OF Rich,non,l b.v;,,
peon Praying that lie may be eclareI IIansrnt.
lsorieTeL That al persons Claiming 70 be ereilfors -,
It sA'l Jon w Hines show the Conn ON .b
- Gay OF s.reh next why the said John Haes be moi
cecLrci Bankrupt purrnanf % the act OF Conrror La
That behalf andta COPY OF this order be prLi1s,c IT,
iAe newspapers according the at and an Rn.s y,
Court. A copy. Tcsts $3.50 >'''' '"'es oi
r. Il w5w Urxpv c,p,x,. ,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

II ani u EJla tonc-for salo. - -
ito W. DANIEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
In the United STATES SQUIRT lqT he Eastern DsiIicI Of vT

" e ta'cu StalcS court for the Eastern District Of Nir
GINA. Fch. =. lSi2:
SAMuEl oPPEA,iElMER Of the city OF Richmond.
nesuS ted petition praying that he may be dec are
oanNrup II ordered inlt all persons claiming TO be
Scdhors OF tho SAIL Samuel Opponhcer show cause 10
lhc court on the sh OF March why the said samucl On
penhsiner be not deearcda bankrupt pursuant u the,
act congress In that behalf that copy OF This or
Ger be published IN the newspapers accorine 10 tie OBJ
and 2ith rules sci court " w ~
CoPy-Tesc.
mr. ! Wow HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

To persons forwarding Produce or Merchandise
on the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
and Louisa Rail Roads
NoilC6is hereby given tina; and amer Monday nor,
Ssi INST the Freight Train for the Louisa RsilnosJ
viii leave ieeu ary Mondays FOE GorionSvlc retnrn
ing 10 Riehmcndon TucsdayS-and will leave rcru,riv On
MSinesisys nr Fredericksburg, returning thence to
Richmond on Thursdays. S ~
Persons Sending articles by either Railroad will ple,sc
iSrwar them 10 The proper Depot, the drev.ous ~
Extra Trains vii be sent, whenever they may be ,e,u,
red TitOM. = stI.p ~ .iuf
Jazz Superintendent on Trn nsrnr,",s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
fel6 Wv HENRY GIBSON. CIR

IL ne UaHei sues Court tos tS Eascr DsTlct o, NT
1.ro,.,,- e,nie. February 18Th 1872:
4 coh1E MERRIAM OF the CITY VI Richmond h,vi,s
NJ neulcn, praying thsi be may bc declared =
800 w y Is ordered, thar an Persons clsim!nc to h.,
SroCIs OF ne sad Georgc Meram show cause to the
49,, -! lay Hi Mar IA ncN, why tue sad George
e'am &c net declare h11ktupf, rirsu,tt 4, Tho ~,
IA that behalf and that COW Of ms mo
9Th rules CT court. e ~ '''S ~>u anu
fs lG-u5w f'' iIFSS'pv c,,-o>, -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
rho, - Copy-Tcstc,

NikGlNlA.-ht Rules held In the CLERKS off !,
circuit superior Court oft.aw and Chancs .,
county OF chesterfield, on the 9Th day of Noye
~, r year Iell Pheasant Partcn, plaintiff against
Esenwcn a Company. and Hiram IIarris- Jsicn,
Cngfeers, on toreisH attachment
MS day came the plaintiff and filed his bin nm
81 ,h'I. .haiIes Esenw:en Company, not hav
ca their appearance aud given security Accord
act OF inc 6cneral Assembly aud the rules OF n
and appearing, 10y satisfactory evidence. thai
me said defendants do appcaIhcrc ON the fiIst i,v
erin next. AMI answer the plaintiffs bill and nj,
" tnis oidcr DC forthwith Inserted In some n
of this County. '''' "o0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
onEAr BAReANs ~ DAY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY COO1s--
Frees reduced. 18Th December, 1911.
CnOuCH. BHOOKs& HUDSON. begleavo IN
- call attention 10 their Tcna ming sock rrir,r cy
~ F'V staple ami Fancy Goods, whch thry poyT Tor
az Teanesd prices az they anxious ~ reirrr N -
present stock prevouso Tho ls oflsnuary vhi-btine
mess. " ''-' o. D'''
They arc determined 10 ocr such inducements "a -,,
able Goods. ' 10 -..'"
ihey particularly invite attention 20 tho C,f,,p,, ,i
~ which they have choice stock viz
Hen new re Chcna anil Changclblc rilxs-lgbt and
Mo1sano DC Lanes, popinsan Chalies
Plain Nsdc Coorcd Mlus.unca
Back Gro DC Rhine silks
sr.onff watIrl ..k Mlnul'a s-1fff and stavt4
D. EuurIii1rci Thbctand Bfr.It b. .tygf
kauyie and Net Shawls, l.w price
Etra fuc Blue, Wool Black suI Frr-y r.f,.-..t f,s.t
- DO Cured Beaver efI Pilot C,..f.s
- 90 trasimcrcs. h1udsrue experiment
/ Inrull. ar 81, % Do auI g. GI
fIenrh iui German Mrdu0cs, lark y nfer rrirta
VINO aHd Scarlet IIfunsis rich printed b.. s.r~a
h.iffyF, lntrVg, rarnousHII tirr scfr fYr Neyr,.s
hhfa hhe boi ~. insffs ~ e.luceI prrr4
fecf '@"''''s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
OCTOBER .n.h

by the Nassau, the subscriber has received further
- snppy Of Gale Coz superior Pianos with the grand
aeusn tie9 PeGG- AMI upper damrcrs. One at $50 and
one ~ $50. W. DANIEL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
DAT MEAL.

~ X DUVAL,
lcb Corner below the Banks.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Thc house recently Occur
Apply 10 WIN o Winston, wmT II Pollard OF Iucien n
Pacc Of the late frmof
ei WYATT, WINSTON, POLLARD & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
ORAL SYSTEM ERI

ORAL S1 STEM FRENCH.
A Oral System OF Teaching the Living Iansu,rcs H.
Illustrated by practical course Of Iossos in Ia.
French, through The medium of the Enrsh bv lean Mn
scrca. ia vols Just received. ~
jAl5 SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
ENAsHIONABlE DRESS AND FRocH
COATS ready made and made TO order, in Inc lo,cst
aud inost appt owed cut and fashion, at
. STARR & cos.
all flun0gife fff.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

III the tne1 states Court, the Easfe IN ls ~ -
,-z GINA February 9Th, 1872
MITCHELL FINNEGAN 81 the civ Of Richmond
VI having hed petition praying that he NAV he e',rr
bankIupi u Is ordered, that all persons claiming 10 he
creditors II Tie said MteatI Ennegau, show cause In
court on the I'D DAY March why the said icheU
anesn be not declared bankrupt pur,iant to the nf
OF congress IN that behalf, and that copy OF this orlT
<ilh rules OF court. ~ AIN
copy-Tesie,
r. lf-w5t HENRY ctpsoN. r,,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
HENRY Gibson m

mime Ohith Sia'a Nout Tor the Ia eTn District ofyir
- . gina, lth February, i5i2
IlENNIs VI benson OF tho CITY Of Richrnond b,,t,.
- Ned petition, praying that he may be decltreJ
Binsrur u is ordered tt all persons claiming In b
Creditors Of The said Dennis " benson show cause 10 The
nouH On TIE 81 Of March next Why the said Dennis
Consrsss 90 bat behalf, aud that copy this order be
ne e~sIpeI, according 10 the 22 and am
fe u vow HENRY GIBSON. Clk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
HENRY GIBSON ciL

In the United states Court for the Easeln District of
virginia, l4fh February, isi2 $50 ~
GEORGE PHIPPEN, Jr of,he CIV az Reb,ror, 49,,
~ log lle petition, PRAYING that no may be decsrSa a
Bankrupii " j. ordered, That all persons claing ~ H.
creditors Of The said George Phppen, Jr show cause t
Court onthe 3 ~ March next, why The said Geo Phnpen
IT, DC not dcehrcd bankrupt pursuant the act fCor
sress IN that behalf; AMI that copy Of this order be NH
hsled IN The newspapers according 10 the Poi ami 5,
rules Of court copy. Teste, |
fcli wow HENRY GIBSON ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

VtnstNTA-At Rails. hell IN the Clerks
we 'i.cnt Superior Court Of Law a.' 80 4
~ Aian county, irpm the 9Th Co tho ana " Ia 4
reI inclusive, Ia the year iSii; Iuc an a N,pose'
! Eau. ~, vile, iormerly Ann Jane Hunt. Mana
uluht AMI Minerva Blunt. the two LIST Infant a,
age ot " years. by samuel Morris their a., "a no
sseinI John w Dance, Es'or OF Thompson Binl
ues Suas Bryant end Jannctt HIS ". fs. Eiiiah !
sun Mara his wife, AMI Thompson blunt. Jr. sII
Powers, denS-fs CHAscKKY.
The delendant. Thompson blunt, Jr., not havini
hs appearance and given security according 10
assembly and the rules OF this court and n anp.l
sauslaetoTy evidence, that he u not an inhahitaI
commonwealth Tn tho motion Of tho plaintiff.
1,ounsei, Z! u ordered, that the said Taonps. q
~" Ipear hciotc the Judge OF the Circuit SupeI
~ law and Chancery for PO.hatan county, AZ al
uousc thercoi on the fret day of the merit Nav led
saII Court, AMI answer the bil OF the plaintiiis,
scShiy Tor perfoslning such decree as thc ed
, nasNe ns1elni aud that copy OF this order be
e.'.ed IN some newspaper published in the cit \
MONT anu continued tor two months surccssiJ
house OF this county.
copy. Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
GREENoUGH's PATENT LAMPS FOR
SALE

C,UOT AND HAH LEAD
y i'n1 bags S'Iuf, nsaprtcd numbers
~ kegs Bar Lr1d-f1r falc.
IL N DUNfup MOvfuur, L. ro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
w2w R.F. GRAVES,

Ni91eGiiNNiA.--Ast a ClTeult s0periST Court OF |
" ,haneeIy Ior The county OF iIcnrico and
Richmond. on the Chanccry side, hchlai IN. CAN'T
said city, on Wednesday, February 10th, isi2:'
rooIe, u Hubbard, Rankin aud Fowic, Peid
Meiiinley, Thomas Cookssy, " l. PbIlip. Robe
Thomas De syNcr, Mordeeai Lewis and samu,
shipiey and Datratnand, Read a Or.
against John lIcndree, William ID. Wren. scrsca
shyof Richmond, and as such, adfninistrator OF
w Herring, decd, Elijah Brown, George ucntlre.
.oh r1us, Lee boulwarc, late sheriff OF the count,
snu Nuecn, AMI M such. administrator of W
n =, Iec'd, Albert w Smith, sarah Ann Smith
" rruhn, John Myers and Robert q scott de m,
A. inc pialntins, Robert Poorc and Thomas Cool
~ Lne ueieh,usnts' John ilendree and John + Mye
uca,' anu me defendants Elijah Brown aud II.inl
not oc,ns before the Court; on the motion 81 ~,
a a., s Muei' smith, sarah Ann Smithland WIN
py counsel. the court doth oIdcr that unless the ,
plainllhs mature this suit for trial al The NO =,
OF thls order having been executed on such of m,
sluo within this Commonwealth, and publishcd
weeks successfully In some ON, OF Inc r,.,,,s.,
,s,i h me cry OF Richmond, ninety days previous
s"ryxio we pIa,n,ns stand dismissed at the CO,
,ho, Copy-Tcstc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
NEW PITnI-I1,,T.o%S

NJ, GENTLEmEN FINE CAIEsESJN
BOOIEES, at $3.50, 90, 1926, $3.50, and s375.
a 'Eth tuc assonmcnt ofthe above shoes Tor Gentle.
n men, made n the latest fashion, which will he soLi ar
he to.Fe prices Troy are male expressly r our retail
sa!cs, AMI can be wcliTecommenisd.
, 80 BULIINCTONds co.
~ ~ Mans ou House
GLOVER sEED--iObu.hsis received IN s,or,
- for sale. ~ ''''''
"a WILLIAMS q. UayAJJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
HENRY GIBSON. Crk

Ia the United states Court tor lie Eastern DfTI1 - -
gina, l, brucTy lltA, 1892 go
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, Of the CIV OF Richmond t,vi,
w media petition that he may he declared a bankrun
= ordered That al persons claiming 10 le creIi,rr
The said William II hncn show 10 the Conf on ~
81 day OF March ncS; why the sad William ~ Allen bc
NOT declared bankTupf pursuant 70 the act Of Congress
in mat ochalf and that copy Il this order be pub'bc
10 The newspapers according the 22d aud 2if Eulce nj
Court. A COPY. Tesfe. '' %
f. u WV HENRY GIBSON ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08
RICHMOND, v.
TIE STATES.

GEoRcIA-Mr. CoIquht was elected Senator of the
United States on the 30th ult. The correspondent of
the "Savannah Georgian states, that there were four
ballots and that " alter the third ballot the name OF
Mr. Iyerson was Withdrawn, and that of Mr. King
announced for the fourth balIoting Necessary TO q
choice $40, which exact number having been cast
for W. T. Colqutt, he was accordingly declared BY
the President Of the Senate, elected Senator from
the State of Georgia in the Congress OF The United
States, for six years from The 4h of March, 1913.
The Correspondent of the " Savannah Republican
(whg) writes that after the first ballot, most of the
Wings voted for Judge lverson which, on The third,
broug ht him to l2G when Mr. Smith of Bibb announced
that his name was withdrawn. The Hon. Jno T. King
Of Augusta was then nominated; and MIR. Ioombs re-
nominated Mr.. jenkins. AS you will perceive, Judge
Colqutt has been elected by one vote majority.
MIR. Iverson had his name withdrawn, because he
would not owe his election 10 responsible an office
10 The Wings and would not consent 10 divide the he
publican Party upon such question, he has not only
acted with 6ne spirit, but with admirable discretion.
The "Augusta Consti,utionalis thus states the bal.
lots, and offers the following just but rather caustlc
structures upon the movements in the Legislature.
"UEiTEp STATES SENAroR.-The following is the
vote on The election of United States Senator last
Lz1Iz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec U.
There quorum present in the House of Repre-.
senfayes yesterday but none in the Senate, twenty.
four Senators only being in attendance However, 1t
probable that quorum in that body will be present to-
day, and in that event, the Message will then be laid
before the two Houses.
By reference 10 the proceedings OF Congress, IN
another column it will be perceived that Mr.. Adams,
on the first day of the last session, has given notice
of his intention TO submit resolution TO repeal the
2ist rule of the House, relating TO the abolition oil
slavery; and that Mr.. Everett has also given notice
that on the first opportunity which shall be presented,
he will introduce bill to repeal the Bankrupt law
l.hadisoniaa
Monday DE 5, 1912.
IN SENATE.
The third session of the Twenty. seventh Congress
convened To- day in conformity with the Constitution of
the U. S.
The following named Senators were in attendance
From Mainc-alessrs. Evans and Williams.
.Ntro Hampski-c- Messrs. Woodbury. and Wilcox
Iermoat-Mr. Crafts
HassaehuseuS-Mr Bates.
Coantetcal-Mr. Huntington.
s.,c lo-h-Messra. Ta!madse and Wright.
.Neic Jtrsey-Mr. Dayton.
Peunsvlraaia-M essrs Buchanan and Sturgeon.
Deiarars-a lessrs Clayton and Bayard
.Naruiand- Messrs. Kerr and Merrick.
Jirgtaia-Alessrs Rives and Archer.
.Norh Carolina-Mr. Mangum.
Ohio-Messrs. Tappan and Allen.
.niSsissippi-Mr. Walker.
.4iaJama-Mr King.
.Hissourt-Mr. Benton.
The President pro ten. took his seat at the hour OF
twelve; and observed that he had been Informed by
The Sergeant al that there no quorum present,
(but twenty four Senators appearing in their sea,s)
Mr.. HUNTINGTON said that, that being the case,
It was evident no business could now be transacted !;
and, therefore, he moved that the Senate adjourn.
Which motion prevailed; and the Senate adjourned
until tomorrow at twelve o'clock, Nj.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Al The hour of of twelve the Speaker took the Chair,
and the roll having been called, the following named
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

AW NOTICE-John R. Cooke and John o. Segerf Rich
IL mond, have formed professional connection.
They will practise together In the Court o: Appsas Fede
raj Courts and the Court of Chancery, in Richmond.
John o. Steger will practise separately the side
Of the Circuit Superior Court Richmond and in hcOu
usnes the Superior and Inferior Courts Of Rhatan,
and the Superior Count Of Amelia.
John R. Cooke will practise separately heretofor in the
Western Cour, OF Appeals at Lewisburg.
Der A-TN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

THE HALIFAX ACADEMY is of the hes, an cheap
Schools OF its sfade in Virgins. Mr.. w L. Has
gagged Principal and Mr. W Lambeth AssistaI for the
1913 They gentlemen Of high characters and aca-
onsboth having received the onos Of Universe being
teachers and being 1eaous devoted To
OF teaching For and entrance apply Col Wn Bailey,
Treasurer Halifax c. H. The next session viii Isl
Dec. .-,W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHESTERFIELD LAND.-y vir
OF Deed of Trust, executed by Archibald Claryo
subscribers certain purposes therein mentioned daede 23d
day Of February 1872 aud Of record in the Office o the erk Of
the County Court of CHESTERFIELD shall Offer Cor sale auhc
auction highest bidder, for cash. at Chesterfeidol
house. Monday, the 9th day OF January that beinCou
Tract Of Land situated in the county Of Cheserfe dis
,ant miles Richmond, and miles from thou
house and bounded by The lands of James MCGEE ora Farm
H. odsey and Robert McLeIland and containing
rne tile believed be good, but acting in dducaapac
IS, shall only ccnve. such as e vestej IN Ee.
WI. WALLACE DAY, Tstee.
Dec 8 6lvtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

cinollv to rest the monument of his fame For The pre-
sent session, no Slate will be SO well represented 10 .e
senate of The United States South Carolina in the
ss.saas nf hsssrs Calhoun and McDuffe.
NV HANpsnIRE-The Committee Of the Senate
IN whom was referred that portion OF the Governor
MESSAGE relative 10 the Distribution of the Proceed,
arising from the sale of the Public Lands have reported
a.ro;n, ,cr,;r;n0 The sum 10 which that State is en-
,sJ by The act of Congress of September 4th, 1872
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

NJ OTCE-Al persons hereby forewarncd from fntiEg
shooting otherwise trespassins my land, the
most rigid penalties of the law. WILLIAM GIT.
Fhlvanna, Dec. 9Th, 1912. 6oImt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

it will haze some regard for decency, morality, and
common honesty aud that it will do the business OF
the counry-ils members be faithful representatives, OF
their masters and leave President making 10 Tue PEI
Mo wbeTe il belongs The people DO not pay them TO
make Presidents for lhem but 10 enact just laws LEI
linn coo Ihnt Dizzy do ilBos.on Bag SAFE Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

LIBERAL AcT.-Mr Wadswortb, Of Geneva, New
York. lately expended $4,000 in the purchase Of eleven
thousand copies Of book entitled "The Schoolmaster
and the School, for the purpose of presenting copy
to each school district in the State Of New York.
Are our Booksellers provided with copies Of this
work-and will they be oblging enough send
that we may give il the proper destinationI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

"G The Charlottesville Jeffersonan has call for
meeting of aihe friends of MIR. Richie" TO raise funds
to relieve that gentleman of his pecunay embarrass-
ments.- Tuesdays Wig.
No such thing! Some kind friend proposed simply,
that Democratic friends in Abemarle should aid
in the collection OF our present dues-nothng more
II ia useless to waste words upon such grauous state
ments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

The Compiler states, that "here were many strange
faces Monday in the House of Delegates, indicating
the wide sweep made by the Democratic broom. There
forty seven members Of the last session returned,
and eighty-seven new members elected. Some Of tie
latter have been delegates in former years"
"a similar change has taken place in the Sendtel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

UWe have thrown a variety of interesting articles
on outside form. We have made some Extracts
from Governor Richardson's Message-and we have
given the Sketch Of Mr. Athertoas eloquent Speech.
We also publish this morning the tables OF the Census
Of Virginia. prepared BY the CLERK Of the House Of ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

Dickens The "New World" states, that g ,oCo
copies Of Dickenss Notes have been sold in London
at guinea piece and that the Author has already
pocketed $4,000 sterling by the transaction 1t IS
SAID that 100000 copies have been sold in the United
States, principally at I2t cents copy, which
nearer TO its true valuebut the want of copyright
prevents his making one cent. BY the operation. Mr.
D. has long had eye 10 such literary speculation
for, in the Pickwckian papers, "Mr Weller, Senior
thus addresses his shrewd son "Samive:"
avea passage ready taken for 'MerrSer The 'Mean Coz
ment VIII never give him they finds he's t
money 10 spend Sammy. Let the Gov'nor stop there
and then let him come back and rre book ebvut hs Nr
Gsn pay aH his aperses and MoRg heJns up enough
Heaven knows he has blown up the '.Nerriktss
enough TO make his book sell in England
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

NORTH CARoLIsA-The Legislature voted twice on
Saturday for United States Senator, vice VIM A.
Graham (Whig,) whose term will expire on the 4lh OF
March. On the first ballot, the vote in The SENATE
stcod-for Graham 20-Bedfofd Brown IL Romuus
NJ. Saunders III. On the second ballot, Spill, (who
had voted for Graham,) voted for Sunderland vii.
lians, who bad voted for Saunders, voted for Brown.
In the House, Graham received 30 votes, Brown 3,
Saunders 20. On the Cd ballot Thomas l.. Wilson
(Whig) voted for Saunders-hltchell (Rep.) changed
from Saunders 10 Brown--and Stowe (ltep.) from
Brown to Saunders
On Monday, another vote was taken--ior Graham &c,
Brown 5G, Saunders 81. (.fo cie.tion)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-08

The LATiMER CAsE.-The New York Express just.
ly says:
'This case, we foresee and the events in Boston on
account of it, calculated TO produce more excite
ment than any other slave case we have had
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-22

the time Of hs creation. Itwould be a consumption
OF time and paper to explain the reasons wh'eh
have resulted in this conviction.
While no one can BE- more anxious thS n myself
IN uphold and shield the pubic faith and honor,
nave sought every occasion 10 eurtail needless tx
pendi'ures, and 20 postpone even lnoielous expen-
dtures, which might be safely postponed TO more
nropitious period The financial condition OF the
Commonwealth being better than had feared, and
the public debt small in amount, compared with her
means, if wisely managed, have omitted no oeea-
sion, which presented itself, Of preventing It's in
crease, or eecting dminution Of expenses IN every
department that would properly bear il, withou,
being justly liable TO the charge Of psrsimony; or
'neurnng the censNe that justly attaches TO false
economy.
The great length of the sessions is becoming a
matter OF just pnmadversion. What is the true
remedy, am not prepared to say; nor am | TO ex-
PLAIN the causes which produce It, except on con-
Jeeturol grounds. lfthe evil continue, doubt no,
corrective must and will be found to remove this
most Just cause Of complaint.
Upon all questions Of a political character, have
judicial and ministerial appointments, have not
permitted political prediction to exert any inlu
ence over my course.
In conclusion, my fellow citizens, for the honor
and trust you have bestowed upon me, permit me
to tender to you the expression Of my profound ae
acknowledgements, and the assurance that your kind.
ness and confidence will be treasured among the
most cherished reeollectiors Of my life.
JAMES MelLuANY.
RICHMOND, March I6;h, 1912.