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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

II n the United States Court for tho Eastern DID
i uict ofvirTinia Nov son. fsss JANIS W. JESNING!
Individually and of the late hn 81 RtenARpsos
thu county of cooeland having nd petition praying that
may h. DECLARED iankup Ia is oricra that persons
To- he epuos " o sod James w. Jsni,s cause al
Court, on ue oh shy e Janua ~hy sah Jamc. VI
Jennings be declared bankrupt pursuant Act of COD
In that behalf and that copy of this published
the aseopiug the ND ani s%h rules court
copy-TeStc
lie 3-w5w ..ssico irn HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
n the United Suites Court for the Eastern Dis
- OF Virginia. tt August lsts matter Of anhr,p
cf JOHN w GLENN. Of e county of Halifax
gina District The said John w Glenn who
bankrupt by this Court having filed petition Praying for his
charge II ordered that notice thereof be Published In newsr
printed in the city Of Richmond days
p day OF January when hearing viii be nc
ton stthe City lan the city of Rhno and an creditors
have proved their debts and other in may appear
said place. have why IN
prayer OF the said petitioner should be granted.
copy-Te-e, Iaflr.. .i ee'.n d
nc
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the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
tnct OF Virginia December 9TH Ist9;-sAMuEL ALEXAN-
DIR SMITH e the Richmond petition p,y
ing Wai he may be declared bankrupt ordered all per
sons claiming To he creditors Of the .ad Samuel Asxade smith
show ran" To the Court the 9TH why the
SAID samuel Alexander smith be- declared bankrupt
10 the act of Congress that behalf this order
be published the nowspaper according the s and ih rul.
OF Count.
COpy-Tcse,
= 80 26-w5w HENRY cIpsor ,g.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

j n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
uiet OF Virginia 9Th November, 1912; WILLIAM DEAN OF
The cay OF kchnond having filed petition praying may b.
DECLARED Bank II is ordered persons claiming 10 h.
cciors OF the said William Dean show ON TIN,
9TH day OF Janurry next why tho said William not
bankrupt pursuant to the behalf and that
copy OF tins order BE- published the ncwSpaper according 10 the
ssd and si'h rules Of court Copy-resie,
ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
IN CHANCERY.-In Hanover County Court,
September 9Th. 1912
Philip Woodson,

-
Philip Wooison Plaintiff
Against
Joseph J. Peasants Richard H. Gilman Nathaniel e. Censaw,
Executor Of Fleming Bates deed Fleming Bates Unity Hannah,
Mary. Susnnah and Sarah Batcste
under the Of ~ yearsa Behn liargav. and Maria
infant children D,bosah said
Fleming Bates, decd. Defendants
The defendants Fleming Bates and benjamin
grave not having entered their and
corng the Act OF Assembly AMI the Rules OF
appearing the Court 10y satisfactory they
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth II ordered
PENDANTS do here the first day of December Count
and the bill of the pantn and copy
forthwith inserted IA published
mond for months successfully and that another posted
a the front door OF the Count House OF county
Copy-restc,
N IN
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do hereby certify that afflicted years with VIC
lent sick headache which attacked about once
week causing ~ vOnh large quantities Of bile
sick for day time that could the pa
excriclng both eyes health was materially
impaired - procured bottle ~ Smiths
Health by Which entirely and have now re-
pisined ~ cool heal for several months only one tt
ava nave been ~ much benefited that Confidently
10 those afflicted similarly induced try this remedy from
TIC recommendation Of Respectable Lady NY who
fd been similarly afflicted aud who Eay. that she d. confident t,
from The violence Of her she could alive now n
she had not used The remedy referred entirely relieved her
- not unpleasant 10 take, and bile gently bv The
bowels IN my opinion valuable remedy. Given under my
mhdthH Ilh July 1879 a. WRIGHT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

y the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
irei OF Virginia sih December lsse BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
OF the Town OF ynchbu having filed petition praying
he declared bankrupt IL persons claiming
In be- creditors Of the said Branch A. Saunders
Court on the l"il day Of January why
Saunders be not declared Bankrupt
gre IN thai BEHALF and that this published
newspapers, according the 22d rules Of Court
A Copy-Tesfc,
dec 5--y5w HENRY CTRsON C1.,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
Surgical Instruments, Dye StufES, SC.
k FuNHE subscriber offers for sae-at the of the
49, n BLACK BOY AND MORTAk-Ihe following a.
No. sormenf of Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils
IA 10000 Principe and Spanish Cigars OF choice brands
- 1000 lbs Spanish Whiting
Ibs White Iea Lewis and otl,e be- btand
Washing Soda
500 lbs. Epson Salts
500 lbs Alum
300 lbs. Venetian Red
800 lbs Spanish Brown
300 gals Lamp Oil-wnter strained
$50 ioz- Fancy Soaps, all kinds
2S0 lbs best Chewing Tobacco
100 gals Smiths prime vamishes
100 lbs Spanish Float Indigo
90 gals Rose Water
70 gall common Varnsh for
60 lbs Cart. Ammonia
80 iOZ- blk. Ink
so doL- Cologne Florida and other perfumes
50 doz- Paint Brushes all
81 doz- Combs. assoted-har tuck, and toilet
30 Wrapping Paper
80 boxes Window Glass all sizes
30 doz- Tooth Brushes supcfinc
20 doz Olive Oil
IL doz Hair Brushes
IL gross Matches, best Kind
- doL Pocket Books, common and slperfne
Chewing and Smoking Tobaceo-NiHlcr's and others
20 gross Demjohn and Bottle Corks, sc.
And all kinds
Surgical EnStrumentS-
Iancets Forccps, Sietlicscopcs &C
Snuff. Calome, Rhnbarb, sup Carb. Soda
Mace, Cloves Nuinegs, Ginger Anpice, &c.
To which invite the my country friends
y
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! n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
irct Of Virginia. 9th December ovHRToN MoSBY
(o the finn of d. Anderson Jr
OF the city OF Richmond having flied petition praying
be dearea Bankrupt II ordered persons aiming 20 be
creditors Of the said Oveton ON
ia" 9TH dan OF January why A. Moby
deekra Bankrupt pursuant the Act BEHALF
AMI that copy this published
ing 10 the 22d and 9Th rules o
Copy-Tesae,
dec G-w5ws HENRY GIBSON Cl.,t
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\ NCHANCERY.-AtR Rules held in the Clerk y
II odcc of Chesterfield County November 7 1891 John
Firth. William Firth. Archer Firth. and Henry friih,
Against
John iianhn and Martha wife. aud Joseph r. Jones and Nan
his wife, .sf f.i tf'' Deit's-
day plan,ias hin defendants
John iiambn aud MARTHA wife, having entered their
and security according Act Assembly and the
Rules OF this Court and appearing that they inhabitants OF
this ConSoaweah ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the rsi day o January Term AMI the saint
bin and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
published In the city OF Richmond Tor months
ees'eb and posted a, the ont door Of the Court House Of this
county. Copy-reste, .f-.... ..-r 'ft
1o-wpw L.. W. CARTER. u. e..
VIRGINIA AT Rules held i'm the Clerk
Office of the Superior Count OF Chaneep for the Richmond
Circuit. the 9Th day Of November. isi2
Beverley konnon administrator OF his late wife Elizabeth Lucy
Ann Claiborne and Nm. Arnsicad Plainihs
Against
Philip W. Claiborne, John H. Claiborne, and other Dcfts
The defendants above
and given security according the cto Assembly AMI the Rules
OF this Court and by satisfactory evidence la, they
inhabitants OF this ordered the ad
defendants 9 orc tho tenth day Of tho January
Tenn and the bill OF the plaintiff aud IL tins
order be forthwith inserted published the city
Of Richmond for months and posted front
door Of the Capitol in the said city. A Copy-Tcstc
iO-w9w wM. q. SANDS, &. e.
IN CHANCERl.-ia Henrico CouDfy Court
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.

Richmond County the Count House, Monday
vemhcr. 1879
Roysion Bets Plaintiff
against
John r. Rcars AMI Alex Turrbul WIN 3 Fearing Davd
r. Fearing aud Peef Hall Taner style
of fcaunRs & Hall drenilnis--Is
The defendants John Rcanis aud AK Turnhul William
= Fearing David Fearing AMI P.leg Hall partner,
the hn and style of Feangs Hall having entered
pearnnee and according Act Of
the Rules OF tins Court appearing
that They not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
that the sad defendants do appear
clerks O;ce Of said Coud the Monday February
and answer the bh OF the plaintiff flied against
last term and that copy this order inserted in
newspaper published ia the months
successfully and posted i tins
county. 4 Copy-Teste,
a6-xqw r. NFFRIEs C,crl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17


North the Louisa Railroad Gononsve
TO Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by r. NJ and
rs miles West by night Leave Cookies morning by
light the Blue Ridge and
A. NJ.
The Guyanote line leaves Saunten IL NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and there
the Warm Springs 10 breakfast and Caaghans dinner anl
ing the White Sulphur r. NJ Leisburg T. NJ.
ON the I'd day. - hours than Lynchburg
whole expense Is less aud trip tie week days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Saunon Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays the alternate viii
al III A NJ reaches Lexington by night leave
day hight and the Natural Bridge
senRes until after dinner and DbTeHs
night leave next morning after breakfast reach Cairan-
ner and the White Sulphur Springs, by p NJ
TRAVEL
The roads splendid the and and
coaches Were fine heretofore.
These Lines the Main pre-
ference overall others aRy
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f0.. 40 MERCHANTS
A ND Others who require Blank Books to COM
IN the ist3 the subscriber the popey Of
sending him patterns Of advantage have their
books lie hand Blank
Books Papers and ns. Materials the best quality ami
all orders warranted suit his oil and
may lie is Folio anil Bank
po Cheeks Bs of Isng, Bills Of Exchange, AMI all other
Bhnks he will printed 90 order tie positively
public has charged does and intends
kplsof Binding least low other Binder
and he determined by his personal attention all
ders ard his manual cxertion, to give satisfaction
X. ID. SANNAy,
no &c Book HINDER MIR. A.. 3 Lyons Hook store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.

Iii siIk-A supply OF Oh silk white just per sehr
~ Lconine, sale
ALEX AMBER DIIV Al fsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

The Public are hereby informed that
under an arrangement between the Railroad Coui-
pany and Stage Line, the Fare from Richmond To-
Lynchburg viii be Sand 10 charlottesville Sc.
Passengers leaving Richmond lay the Railroad. al &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-17

NOTICE.
DSp~ WE take this occasion to give
- ~ notice that We Keep constantly hand. Stoves,
LIN IA Crates and Cooking Rangers of all kinds that
SS<lR1E7 generally used in this market, OF
6SS&5 manufacture. which willsell reasonable
IS.-lSHSz Also. Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for
SseSsYS5 stcaming food for Stock. which viii sell
ENl7 the manufacturers prices. after adding the
S'f NJ pcnscs Tin. Stove and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory, the Bell Tavern where all kinds
the terms
Roofing Tin Copper Gucung,
apes ID. 4 &. X. WELLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

Tyler concern in this city se:ms in gren, ecs a.
cy from the fact tina, Littsien w. TazegelI ln,civ
took dinner with John Tyler, md what is mo. =.
declared that he highly approved Of MIR Tyle,'s adj
mini'ireton; and as TO the ate Treaty, why, he con
sders u the mos, magnificent piece o. Diplomacy on
record! All this Is pnraded before the readers OF the
paper to which We REFER Of immense enDseq ieneei
Who do not know before that poor old MIR Tnze-
well, who IN his best estate was an avowed mad IL
must be confessed an sblO and efficient believer IN
the precious doctrine OF Nuilcation would be Ike.
Tier Than not IN his donge approve Of John TYLER
o1e OF the very smallest but nt the same tnnc II a
6riterest Of the Nulifon7 Mr. Tyl,ris truly grow.
log man. But after oil, Master Robert will ou,erow
him, II he don't look out for him.elf That youth
IS a perfect prodigy, nnd already eclpses "Po,, not
only IN fashionable society in New York Int 10
Philadelphia. The "GsrInsn democrats" gave him
on immense screnido the other night in PhiluJe'a
phih, and wanted 10 do something else for him, but
Cuisines Of great public importance" constrained
him TO decline it Citz1n Grund probably intend
ed TO do up the illusrious on tho OCCASION # tho
business Of public importance" ulofo aid had not
called the Royal stripping home 10 the palace. We
say therefore, that Robert Is already bigger man
Than my father and growing bigger every day.
We should like IN know whether "lbe Old man,
ever expects TO write such . rlEn AZ "Ahasuoras3"
NJ Y. Cow. + Enqr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
BOZ IN RICHMOND.

We annex Mr. Dickens account of his visit 10
this city. IL is short, aud will scarcely DO deemed
adequate 10 the elaborate tGJrs made to render him
delighted with men and things, whilst here. "rho
Old CurO3ity Shop" IS not even mentioned which,
oil things considered. vns very ungrateful in Boz.
DIcEEHP VEIr TO RIoHHlHD - IL was between
SIX aud seven O'Clock ~ the evening, when we
drove TO the Hotel; in front OF winch, and on the
top Of the broad fight Of Steps leading TO the door
two or three citizens wee balancing ihemselves on
rocking chairs, and smoking cigars. We foun il
a very iargo and elegant establishment, and were
as well entertained as travellers need TO be- The
climate being thirsty one there was never, at any
hour Of the day, scarcity Of Oungcfs IN the spa
eOuJ bar, or tessaton ofthe mixing Of cool quors,
but they we're a merrsr people here, and had mus,
cal instruments playing 10 them O'nights which il
WIS treat 70 hear esoin.
The noxt day, and the next, VIC rode and walked
/ about tho town, which Is delightfully."- situatei on
eight hills, oVsrhanging James River; a sparkling
stream, studded here and there with bright Islands
or bfavling over broken rocks. Although IL was
yet but tbs middle Of March, the weather IN this
/ southern temperature was extremely VAIN; the
| peach trees and negnoas we're in fnll bloom ana
! tho trees we're green. In lov groun among the
hills Is valley knoun as "BiOody Rup," from a
terrib,e conhct with the Indians which once occur.
red There. IL is good place fsf sch a struggle and
like every other spot ! cav, associated with any
legend Of that Wild people, now 20 rapid.y fading
from the earth, Interested me very much.
| The city IS the seat Of the local parliament OF
Virgini,i and 10 i've shady legislative halls, som,
orators we're dfossiy Holding 10Th the hot non
day. by dint Of constant repetition, however, IN,
constitutional rights had very little moro interest lo
me than so many psf0chIal yestries; and | wa.
gaI 10 exchange this one Cor a lounge ~ a we lar
ram pubic ibrssy q some tsn thousand volumes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

At Court held for Spousy Ivnnis county, al tho
Courthouse Of said county, on Monday the 7th da y
Of November, 1879
At tho instance Of the Members OF this Bar, Thos
u. Barton, Esq, Attorney for the Common eaIth,
announced IN appropriate and feeling terms, the
recent death Of John Iiebafy IIohnday, late q
member OF this Bar. Whofeupon, the following
resolutions were submitted by William III. Howl
son, ESD, aud unanimously adopted:
Resotptd, That the Members ri this Court and ! q
Officers, and the Members Of the Oar. have reesiv
81 with deeply NIL cled scnsbiity. the me'nneLolv
intelligence OF tho death Of JouH ZAouaSY uot
LAoAE, native Of this county, and lor many ycs,s
before. and at the period Of his death, member Of
tbs Bar
kssolecd, Tha, in the death OF tho lamente1 d =
ceased his country has lost highly valuable Fl J.
zeni the society in which 10 moved, an eminently
worthy member; the Bar to which he belonged, one
OF Hs brightest ornSm nis; and the family TO which
he was attached, q son hnsband-fathOr BIO
thor--eonnexions peculiarly tender, afecIionate
and rreproachablo ~ all his relations
Rssoipsd, That a copy Of these resolutions be
TRANSMITTED 70 his Oofcaved widow AMI father, with
he expression Of our hsanfslt sympathy in tbei,
suhcrngs, and ofour deep confidence for their early
and itreparabls loss.
hesoived, That TO psrpotuate the mournful re-
memb'snec Of this sad tribute Of respec, TO the me
mofy OF our deputtd friend, these resolutions be
enc Cd on the records Of this Coorl; and a copy
'hefeof sent for publication 10 the edi ora Of news
papers 10 Fredericksburg and Richmond
R,soived, Tint, further testin ,nial OF respect
TO the memory Of tho deceased, this Court do nov
fdjoufn. A Copy from the Record -LTeste.
SRA. CRUTCIiFIELD &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14


hssi,h. in 80 vast csen,ry. where ,Lsfe ,hsa-
salds OF millions Of se.es Of iaad yet unsettled
and une'eared. and on every rood Of which. vess-
table decomposition Is snnusly taking place, where
thoee are so many great rivers, and saeh Vr?esne
vafittes of climate; there cannot Tail to gtea,
amount Of sickness at certain tessons- Bat may
venture TO say, after Converting with mlny mem.
bers of the medical profession in America, that
am not singular IN the opinion that mach Of the
diseases which does prevail, might be avoided, If q
lew common precautions were observed. Greater
means OF personal cleanliness, are nsable TO
This end; the custom of hastily swallowing large
quantities OF animal food. threa times n day, and
rushing back 10 sedentary pursuits after each meal
mn.t DO changed; tho gentler sex must 90 more
wisely clad, and take more heathiul exercise; and
IN the latter clause the males must be included also
Above all. IN public instltutions, aud thtong hout
the who'e OF every town and city, the system Of
ventilation, and drainage, and removal Of impuri-
ties, requires TO be thoroughly revised. There is
no local Legislature in America which may no,
study MIR Chadwick's excellent Report upon the
Sanitary Condition Of our Laborins Glasses. with
immense advantage.
have now arrived at tho close Of this book. |
have little reason 10 belive. from certain warnin:
have had. since returned TO Engianj, that il viii
be iendery or tavosably received by the American
people; and rs l have written the Truth in relation
TO the mass oil these who form their Judgments and
express their opinions, II will be seen that have
NJ desire TO court, by any adventurous means, the
popular applause.
IL is enough for m. to know, that what have
set down IN these pages, cannot cost me a single
fnend on the other sido Of the Atlantic, who is.
IN any thing, deserving Of the name. For the rest,
put my trust, implicitly. in the spir, in which they
have been conceived and penned; and can hide my
Tine.
have made no reference to my reception, mr.
have l suffered it to influence me in what have
written; for 10 either case, should have offered but
A sorry Acknowledgement, compared with that |
bear within my breast, toward those partial readers
Of my former books, across the water, who met me
with an open hand, aud not with one that closed
upon an iron muzzlc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
NEW YoRK Fi.RcrtoS

The ely eleefioa fore .h-iswsd Tia re.ul, In The
state seheisn,y TO iaiaes Ne 10 spesk Of h Al once
-'he "esinniag OF the end" All our an,ie,pa
tons a'e real xsj. The State will give a Locoloco
'nsjofl'y OF aboa, ten thounad from present sp-.
reAfenets.-t may DO more and Il may 10 lees, blu,
more OF sss Il "a ios those who have tho Victory
seme,eh' iof All pfaeneal porPosea While We rss
efei the result, most deeply W., shall bear our de-
iea' most phiiosopaic'lly. We have ,s,sd hard 10
arrest the march Of QUE opponents, but bst~esa
xea'oas oppo"enss ano iusxish and indilfs, ent
cisively.
The re.rons'Iili,y for good or for evil is now ~
.rey Nth them. IN the Siats a. in The eouatv. We
,hali watch ,hsir men and their moa,utes with q
lynx vigilance, fully convinced. that the now
shsuas. policy Of the Loco Foco party IL carried
INTO thscs will no resisted by the American people
we par, with tho election Tor tho present a. on
comes ior'h from struggle in which he las y
haus!ed spirit and nusele hope and labor Tor
We bide our time, hovever, and rally a ,aiu unJe1
Our old motto. "sEvER sAr pig."-.M Y. Erprsss]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
THE STOP LAW.

We are obliged to tho fredericksburg ITevsld
for its strong concurrence in our views as TO thi,
mot law .dssol'ing sort ofIegi,lation. That paper
sums Or, 10 tho following strong and clear mann,r
its obi sc,ons.
"a correspondent, Of the Richmond Whig. who
sketches rather an exaggerated picture Of the dis
Hess Of the country, invokes legislative protection
against the Immediate payment Of debts, and al
vissS the enactment Of Shy Law. The editor,
IN his remarks, plainly demonstrates both the in.
justice and ineSpsdency Of resort to this measure
snd points out the unpleasant consequences shat
might entue, should such n proposition receive
Legislative sanction. The distress that prevails.
though great cannot be said TO he Of that character
and intensity that would justify a suspension tho
due course Of law, and an Interference m private
contracts. Nor isitowiog to any tIficiing dispen
saiion OF Providence, but TO causes which the pol.
teal history u the times sufficiently explain Re
liei, ~ our judgment, is TO be obiained in a very
different manner from that recommended by the
Wing correspondent. Many Objections might be
urged against tho remedy proposed, but il 10 sufi
cent Tor ihe present TO cay, that while IL would bs
OF doubtful utility 10 tho end 10 tho dob.or himself
" would la manifest injustice 10 the creditor who's
necessities II istoo common 10 overlook but who in
truth as frequently suffers from the postponement Of
his claims es does The other from their enforcement
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

One hundred and one more Banks chartered by
Locoioco Legislatures in seven yeprs than by the
Wbiss! Aud yet with the usual Democratic con.
sIsteney, the Wings are called the Bank party.
But wha, - the condition of the banks nfofesaiJl
Why oi the 1911 chartered by the Wings, all save 6
arc now paying specie. Aod Of tho 225 chartered
ny the Locos, 43 have been "blown sky hieh"-
never will pay 10 cents the dollnr--and 10 other,
are now IN n state Of suspension !-PEr. lAr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

IMPORTANT FRou WAsHISeros The "Assist-
ant r iItoI" Of the Mn1sonian Informs his reader,
that MIR IILsR has "throWn out the folds Of the
S,e"' sonialon OF the Republican party OF '9s.p-
! lie ODDS that the snme gentleman continues IN Ia
upright and independent" ~. B.-we learn upon
ue aame sub'ia'e authority that public virtue is
not yet extinct IN our glorious country" this, how.
ever, vans espceiiliy afet tina,
same "upiIehiness md lndepcndence.p One thing,
however Is quite elerf; there is considora in
dence exIaul.-.N. Y. Cour. & En-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14

It-Ts A correspondent on the lne Of Canal com
plains Of the irregulsr,y in the receipt Of the Wing
the Daily, in particular. lilo suggests as the
probable cause. that the Postmaster on the Packets,
10 sorting the mail, overlookS the papers and permits
them TO 60 on to LynchJurg. Ifthis be the cause.
i is easily corrected, and We would call the s,,en-
ton Of those officers 70 Tho eIreum,tanee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-14
TO THE wmIes or ooocuLAnn-

Cd ore requested 10 assemble OF Gouchland No
vem6er Court. tthe 2sU in order TO Cooperate will
lhe Wing party generally. in the adoption Of mea
sutes iof ie,aSserng that superiority TO which the
are entitled, from their superior numbers in an
Union. hut which has been Temporarily los, in IN
Government, by the death OF Genr Harrison, an
the treaehery Of hi, cons,tp nal successor A ia
meeting is requested. SEVERAL Wines.