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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-03


that we have complied with her request.
Courier & Enquirer.
And we too. NJ Y. Transcript
And we three. Cincinnati Mirror.
And we four. NJ Y. Standard
And we FIVE. Western Methodist.
And we six. ZtOn'S Herald.
And VIC seven. Maine Free Press.
And we eight. Missouri Free Press.
And we nina. Woodstock Wing.
Leave her bed and board the VILLAIN! And we
ten. National Eagle.
And Strayed to parts unknown, the vagabond
and we eleven. Albany Advertiser.
". T. Com. .4du.
He left her bed, o! the vagrant. And bakers
dozen. FtttSburg Salesman.
And we start him again. .Miners' Jour.
Keep him moving. river is too good for
him. .T0ckson Courier.
May he have corns on his toes, and pains in his
ribs all the days of his life Leave a woman's bed
and board, the graceless knave! Well give him
the sixteenth kick. Carlisle Republican
Oh, the vagabond! He deserves an additional
kick, and we will give him the seventeenth.
CIeaUelanS Herald
Break a womans heart, the 6end Take that
too. FainesUille Telegraph
We undsrwrite the eighteenth endorser
Courier and Enquirer
And we give the scoundrel the nineteenth shove
EGstern Argus.
And here goes the twentieth. inner Sent.
And we repeat her wrongs and his shame TO
our twenty thousand readers Saturday COtr.
Pass him round! Start him again, the scoun-
drel-and here goes the twenty-frst kick.
Utica Daily NetOs
We give him the twenty-secOnd. Brethren, add
your mite. TeTgelles Termonter.
Here's Our-kick No. %. Put it into the cruel
scamp thick and fast. Concord Freeman.
And here's into him to the tune Of a couple o.
dozen.-Keep him moving. HiPs Patriot
Good enough for him. So here goes the twenty
fifth Kick, with our cow-hde boot with a sole tive
inches thick Send him along give him some
brethren. Nashua GGsetbe.
The twenty-sixth-swe have that honor.' Civ
il 20 him-he has no friends. N. o. JeGersOnian.
Twenty -seventh:-
"CoL. BELeARDo.-I kicked fellow Of that nam
once.
DoN GoRTEz.-Did you! Kick him again will
pits all a Faree-Act !. Scene ].
"PHILR GABoIs.-Riek him to Pekin in China
1O2; or, The Yeteran and his Progenv.-ActI /. Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
THE STATE Avn pR1vArr pr,rs

Our columns viii be found TO contain several in
teres,ing Communications, MS to the great domestic
question which nov occupies US In addition TO
these, VIC are indebted to friend for the following
extract OF private letter from q gentleman whom,
We know as Of high character AMI intelligence, and
who resides in the region OF the Virginia Springs
1--WE have tough times heIe, in the money way
"out things must be worsr, in the Spring, unless
''ihe circulation is increased. Our great difficulty
sis contracted currency; and nothing short of an
increase IN the circulating medium can afford the
"slightest relief
81 dread our LocOioco legislature. The msiority
''ot them are ripe for every thing desperats. II
they pass Stay lew, all will DC over. IL con
"hflng nothing bu, increased difficulty at home, nd
lasting disgrace abroad. hope the Wing party
"throu. hout the State will open upon the scheme
''In advance. But more, when we meet"
We cannot forbsar here to mention n fact hon
Durable TO the writer, and ht to animate oilers as
an example. We know the ge,lrman to be ore
who Is himself struggling under heavy engagements
contracted in better times. and now me. with dif
hculty. This, however, makes no difference in his
views.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

4 "R aynos-sof " : Daa- ionder--Psisr- with We
he menee -Smilh- Oiver-ZDpf;-Yoi have, BY
cad; you've pu, them all 10 sleep. I'm CAD ol Al.
Il serves yeu right, Ofwha, interest is 10 lhe.r
psorie to know what twadjle was talke at julie
X ,eokatr nka's dinner tab,s2 And wha, sht have
you TO betray the privscies Of hospiable board
into which you may have been. perhaps unwnrthi-
ly. adopted. Shame. ,hemt, IL is just jddsenen,
upon you"
al, only shows their wan, of TASTE" replied Ned.
cody.
"Bring up your camels" sung out Venus, ushe
turned over on his side in an uneasy dream about
the last thing he heard before he went to sleep
Bring up your eamels!"
$50 | say" | continued. get out Of the city.
Md, some how or ogher. II you can't do better,
take a balloon. Let's wsks the boys up, and then
do you travel on. Bring up your eamelA Bring up
your camels,"
lroared this on, so loud. rs to bring every man
upon his feet.
81 was asleep, said RaynOr, looking as though
he wanted 10 make an apology.
"Some pork will boil that way" philosophical
the HieksiIc.
81 was dreaming of the my gtab--somsth then
daneen gils What did you do with 'on,. MIR Lo
Gus" asked Venus, rubbing his eyes. "were they
pre,,vi should like to Try 'em on the double
shItis, heel-and.ioe, a small touch. Go il. Heyw
I'm DONE" said Ned. sulkily, crossing his
arms.
"No, no; not by seme thousands OF miles," cried
]. "We've got to get to the I.snian Empire YETI
| knew Ned wanted TO spin il out.
"Pts my pinion he'll never reach there tonight"
yawned Long John "The wind dont seem TO suit,
no haaw. What's your sentiments, Pelerl
81 have my doubts"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

Claims to lie en- independent eo.ordinats deratt.
ment OF the legislative power, declares in 80 many
words ina, Co,sre en- en-ei NJ law wi,hou, his
sanction, stiga ines the lesi,es uemeers tf Goa
gtes.. al the poI,y by which 10 was eho,en % the
eoadjutor Of Her,ison. TO achieve the great and
glsr'ous work Of ic'orm. uiousing polticians-
sets al the rumpets Of the press paid by his dis
persa,ion Of patronage with tho pubic money, and
al the hungry and unptincipled office hunters
throughout the Union, TO railing agaost Congress,
the real legislative poser for failing to restore the
public pfosp Gritty, while he defeats by his vetoes
almost every salu,ary measure devised and mitur-
ed by them, and believed by them 10 be loeispen.
sable for that purpose; Turns out Of the Executive
Offices under his control honest and honorable men,
true republicans aud ardent patriots, like Jonathan
Roberts, and foiss into their places syeophenis and
tme>servers--levies money upon the people. upon
authority so questionable, that his own Secretary Of
the Treasury believes 1t TO be without ana egainst
la~; and to crown the whole system OF msrule,
approves and signs an nc, o! Con:tess, and depo
sites ia tho Department OF State, on argument to
nul ny the most important, aad the most wholesome
OF ITS provisions.
Fellow citizens. il wrs this elaring act OF dou
ble-dealing, that stamped the character OF the man
IN my estimation in letters never TO be chaeed -
That dupieity was his uneraaieahe vice, had long
had reason 10 suspect, ba, was extremely reluctant
To beieye. Lorg before he had been thought OF as
candidate Ter the Office OF Wee Presden, Of the u.
States, had read a letter from tho late Henry Lee
20 him, charging him with that pollution CT the
hcart IN other transactions oil his lille; upon testimony
which II was not easy to Withstand. had witness
cd his waverins, inconsistent, and yet obstinate
conduct throughout the whole OF his proceedings
with his frs, cabinet, Unit its dissoiu,en-haj com
pared hls sefeontradctory reasons fos his first ard
second h'nk vetoes, and had noticed Tho direct is
sues uron has veTaciiy, made by the seeding mem.
bsrs Of the Harrison cabinet. knew tot all 10
deed Of the mass Of irrsftaeable evidence on that
point, which has since been disclosed, but it was
already exposed IN such burning lah, that could
barely keep with him upon terms of such PERSONAL
c,viliiy as may he observed with political odversa
RES, whose personal integrity is uninpeaehable-
The approval OF the appsriionment bill, with the
cavest deposited in the Department of State ssSinst
Tar the most important section contained 1t, was,
IN my opinion fraud, which msn Of moral no |
nes,y could have COMMITTED; which no sophi,uy |
could disguise, and no ingenuity could psliite. l
could have 10 further voluntary friendly personal |
Intercourse with its author. and deemed It my in |
ispensable duty expose it's true character to the
House and TO The county,"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07


re'en''y taken by a ssn,ismsn frcm the Ili;n,l.
river aud sod Ia 81, Louis Tor Is esnts per po.cJ.
rms u said 10 bo the 6st attempt that Ia. h,,o
made IN the ~es, to raise hcpl Zoe marke'.
The Blush f''gre 7 a ,s ssi'eI fson Quebec ,hs
seA oe'ose last ior England. With four eompan,.,
two Of the Grenaders. ~
The 9TH ltuss,r, h,d arrived at Quebec. and
we're to SAT- Immediately in Transports
The different packet o~nots have come 10 he
ae,eim'na'Ian that in future they will not take any
letters from the pos, office Tor k:urope unIs,. iSi
een'A each Is paid. Heretofore thew have eh.,..I
w! cents from their Offices aud the reading roam,
"n"s' those IN the pos, Office have gone fec.
r, II Lucky Thought -During the early pr, of,h.
steneh Invasion OF Aisisrs. email p.rty Of ,hs
thoso who were not Immediately slain q, taken
phsone were Obliged 10 put more thus, in n cir
hee.s man IN iher moskets. Il happened that tho
reg'mentai band was with the party, and the mu,
ss'ahs maue rereat with the rest, in preiiss mo
movement oil the most rapid execution. The ophi !.
eieid player was, however, embarrassed i,v ~. ia
stumen, aud he was hesitating about CARVING 1,
ia,iher' when happening to cast q Parthisn GLANCE
behind, TO his CONSERVATION he beheid an Arab
horseman close upon him. Farther n yht va, nee
less there was nothing for him but to fight or sur.
render. Years OF desert slavery made a gloomy
prospect; and vet, what could his side sword avail
ssains, the spear OF his pussuef7 Desperation i,
ne parent OF many s;rangc resouree. Ths late.
abused ophicicd Was lifted 20 his shoulder mus
ket fashion, and tho music brought to cover M,
zoe The Arab was struck with pane Doubtle..
'ni' was some deviliry Of those accu ssd GIaours-
sumo maenine OF death. with mouth large enough
20 sweep hall his tribe into e;erntyl NOT N ,ecanI
dld he hesitate, but, wheeling around. he esronsi
on NJ p'ce that soon took him out of what
he conceived night 10 the range of ths er,nd'
father OF all mu'ksts. Our musician mad,
good ms retIea', with higher opinion Of tho
powers OF his in,irumont than no had ever
before possessed, and tho stofv was tbe ,rn,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
mo TIL T. r.

The same John Jones copies, with an equal acute,
ness, the following conundrum and solution:
"Why is John Tyler like Balaam's ass7-Bosion
finer.
because, unlike his reckless and unconsciona lie
headers, he nae the fear Of the Lord b.fore his eyel
Neic albany Hal Democrat.
Now, this likenns his master to an Ass is O
piece oil ndulaon worthy Of the Court where John
60; his cap, bOlls. bauble, sword of lath, AMI the
motley that he wears.
For our part, without the aid Of this Court inter-
prefer, We should have been entirely puzzled MIR.
Tyler being, in our apprehension, as like one Ass
as another.
But we comprehend, now that the radiant Mr..
Jones has enlightened Mr. Tyler is Of all asses
ike Balaam's: prophet rode him.
Yea: we remember now that, OF the Harrisburg
Convention, he took Mr. Clay upon his ssinine back;
and when he found he could no. carry him, bray j
mosI piteously.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
JOHN. JONESIANA.

| Ii ever, since the days of the madm,n whom
Ceramics has inmortaizsj, any one has deserved
for his folly. the epthet Of the Ingenious" il il
surely tho ma,ch!ess editor OF the Court paper
That erudie Parsonage shines particularly in hi,
adfo'tness OF panesytlt: his is go inimtabe, that
The sharpest saiyte oil others is absolute compimen
to it.
In hts last durnal Of ioo.ery, he makes a temcu-
ooa' flourish about the late achievements of Secre-
'ary Spencer whom finally. he very skilfully turns,
as follows into that very Tyeran planet the moon
Tho powerful influence Of his mind oporat,
upon inc masses, as the celestial Influences upon
Inc tides OF the ocean; il raises or decreases as
approximates or recsdes in II, course; aud NJ, W
ehat, iui''orbed, pours its whole radiance and
ekerts Its complete power upon the world beneat n
Ut, we shall soon see its ir uencc upon The msbtv
tide Of human EVENT."
Now, to any body but one Of the sort whom
Shakespeare, in hi, classification Of stupid people
distinguishes as 'yodr high fan,astcal fool" CON-.
parson of this sort would have occurred as some
what ticklish.
For IS not tho mention Of that luminary sure to
suggest The though, OF daily ehange-of every Thing
that is shifting2
Then on whose brainsis il supposed TO operate 2
vi those only who have lost or never found their
wits.
What part Of Nature 10 il said most to affect ?
The tickle waves, as false as that whose change
they follow.
Then wha, Animals are "minions Of the moon D,
The stupid ani greedy owl, the insect loving BAT;
the felon fox and wolf and weazle, ths toad, tie
snake. and every thing that is i'll. omened, unecan
and venomous
Tie blinking light Of The moon, all borrowed,
very naturally typldes the openness, the warmth
and the Independence Of such politician.
Perhaps, indeed. as the moon has been sometime,
supposed to be the great repository for whateve,
disappeared from Earth We shall ptesenily fnd. in
MIR Spencer. MIR Tyier's faith and veracity, Nh
webs,er's Whiggery tina, he was lately enquirins
Tor, MIR Up'huf's attachment TO the Union, MI
P'oifitrs vnlOur, Mr. Wise's discretion, MIR Cush.
ns's sincerity, John Jones' capacity, and other los,
vauabes Of the same sort
"rhe coprtiers promises, the sick mans prayers
THE SMILES " harots aud the tears Of beirs'
In short, we somewhat doubt the Righteousness
oil comparing Statesman, whom one does not wish
TO make ridiculous, with dirty, darkng and
wheel'ng satellite like this, tina, only gives so much
light as may guide rogues and reptiles to their
prey, is worthless for any honest purpose, and
serves only for such hounds as the Madisonian tc
raise their dismal threats about, when they mean to
be particularly romantic or musical or eloquent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
SU M M a K Y,

a North Carolina paper says i, is well estab-
lished fact, that any lot OF poor land may be en-
riehod TO almost any extent, by planting IL from
year 90 year with sweet potatoes; and turning in
the whole crop Of vines every autumn. Let our
Planters Try the experiment and satisfy themrclyes.
Select piece OF your old fields, end be willing TO
incur the tfivlal expense Of sscd and planting. How
soon can you reclaim oil your o,t pine fs de which
now make such an unsightly Appearance among
your best plantations
ain the local Legislatures, they are striving
against necessary Increase OF taxes and prefer 10
inAet on the government OF the States the stigma Of
binkrupL 10 their iniituaton, they arc conceiving
a theory, that Of reputation, which disavows the
public debtS contracted IN tho face OF open day.
Such errors are fraughI with fearful Consequence.
Once at Thy issue, people quickly loose the moral
sense the sentiment Of national honor oil pubic nd
private sense Of shame. May heaven grant that the
cruel uses Of adversely may not 70 necessary to rs.
call America 10 a sense Of her duty"
The Paris Journal des Debats has long article
on the subject Of tbs American Tariff. maintaining
that the principal exports 10 the United States con.
sisting Of brandy, wines hnd silks will not be iii.
minishcd. With regard TO the doctrine Of repudis
ton, the same paper holds the following language
Dignity Of Gaih0nomie Discovery "A patriotic
Frenchmun has obseved-"l regard the discovery
Of dish as a for more interesting event than the
discovery Of a STAR for VIC have always stars G.
noush, but can never have too many dshes; and
NJ represented among US until see cook in the
first class oftho Institute" a
Speaking Likm,ss.-'My dear must have my
portrait, said beauty TO her cara sposa, deliver.
ing herself most interestingly IN the imperative
mood.
MY dear, you shalt replied the quiescsn
husband, ard by the best painter 10 DO found
too
There's q INSTRUMENTATION .
'Don't muss my collar, dearp
'Thefe's capital painter 10 town now
well ny love, who is her
'Plagve take III forgot bis namo--nn Italian
IS gnor 50 sen g. o. Scn s3sp 81 forget-bul
they say he takes such speaking hkenesscs'
Such whatp
Suck speaking Ikenesses
Then, my dor, no shall not take yours; the o.
riyinal can DO ooough talking for our houss. | an
agreeol 10 that you should hive likeness. but on'
tongu9 vasging on the wall and another wageing
around tho house, Is more than bargaincd forr
". ". PIC.
IIors. Tho people Of Illinois are beginning Il
give attention 10 the producing OF this article -
Twenty nine bales, Weighing about two tons, weu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
A PORTRAIT OF JOHN TYLER.

The Boston Atlas has published in full tho aJ-
DR. 81 Of Hon John Quincy Adams 10 his consli, "
ems, delivered on the l7.h September. IL sage.
nerol review Of the great political questions which
have for years engaged the attention Of the people
Of this country. Every portion Of II displays that
eminent ability which marks all tho efforts Of this
distinguished Statesman. We copy his portrait OF
the President Of the United States, which, though
exceedingly accurate, cannot be regarded as Of oil
naueringi
John fyler who stole into the comp Of the
wings IN 1910, IN their triumphant struggle TO pu
down ,he standard OF the Northern man with South.
ern principles under the colofs NJ fettenchmont, re-
form, and Wing resistance 10 Exc uiiye usufpaton,
has crePt up 10 the summit Of power, AMI theT,
] ptoclaims himsoifa democrat dyed 10 the WOOL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
ST. vINCENT's CoLLECE.
Near ntrh,,nnI

'Nllls Institution viii be orened on IN. 3ri OF Nox
u Der; The diseiplnc enforced aud course vf studies
pursued VIII Dc such as used In other Catholic Ins
tnons OF the kind, which have aSaya met The ,",,
ton Of the liberal and discerning Wv -'f''0i
TERMS:
ror tuition alone, during the scholastic ycar s,n
iah boarding OF dninv AZ the College -,Io '''' a.
easmf snd S9atd'ng ,uiiion, hing aud intending
heh shu stockings aud doctor ate ntance In orIi.
nary cises during the scholastic ycar,....... in
"Istu, &C. Tor such a. Iemain during VACATION, ~
no extra charges eHec1t for articles furnished the mn
snsh ~ DOORS, medicines, &c, which shall always
regulation TO which the very rate charges Milf a.
~" no exception 10 be made, Application made to
- BISHOP wIiELAN,
no. wv Or REV. T. OiBRIEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
DEATHS.

ncu' 81 bis resdeaee Ia Manchester. on Sunday Cab
,ns.an', ChkisfoPHBR BRANCH, In his ssh year M,
nenus AMI acqusintsnccs respectfully Invited a, A.
.shu hs iuneral this diy, at 10 O'clock al hs sts
uenec, without further notice. ,'
Died Of Scarlet Fever ON yesterday morn,n, ,,s ..
INN si SUSAN, eldest daughter OF WIN iioi an MsS,
ntchstuson, sscd} years. month and 3 DAYS -
ne Hcnss an1 acquaintance OF the f.nil, a.o ,ho..
OF her grand father, Mr. Edward Raeick arc 80
ATTEND nor funeral, hts morning at "a % elock frn lie ~
ton. """'u' 'u''hct INVITA-
mus N the shsrt space Of 10 lays tho fond
alnei loss OF two lovely aud interesting daughters
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
COLLINS MlSCELLANIES.
lust published; Mscellanics by = Collins MD I VI

~ l2'no. PIP 3cs. '' " ~ VOL
inc modest covering, the simple aad unostentaou.
p'ee. OF thesc iseelsnies give OF The rich
men feast which Is spread In pages save on hs
prSi tat true genius Is retiring The
slc rs easy comprehensive, aud instructive; and The
matter winch Is familiar Ia rendered 1oubly sns by
he classic aenus which the author has called from The
eh mines of literature and history, and Get In the puTe
serho hlsworEmanshI "-SaiuTday Courier.
ihese essays,tcviews &c eleg any cha s,ely wrf
zen ann bea witness that tho author mind ~ highly eul
vatcd anu guided by pure Tie Ieang cs,ay ON
the ATeer and genius of Charles Dickens is ono OF Inc
,est VIC have read on the subject Others as American
LITERATURE 'harlcs Lamb &c. will Command attention by
NC erca an elaborate scholarly Enthusiastically Eve.
The author proves himself well verscd in Eusush lei
leT- discreet critic. and friend OF h,sh toned
morally Among those Miscelinies, We NAV tneniion
particularly pleasant sketches OF Dickcns Lamb &cn-
Full Of well written essays celebrated character"
~ y. Herald.
I'VE have read several Of these essays with great ple,
sure, we perceive 10 them chasic style good iar amt
consiietablc NGor Of thought IN Y Chr. Aars
"Df Collins 10 writer Of much force tas ao,l eio-
qu"noe ani the volume dos honor lis head ami heart
as well as 10 American Literature the tono ia ony th,
Ise Is puie and The style Is neroIl0us in 10 ordinary
degree - Philadelphia Inquirer.
For sale 10y
nor SMITH, DRINkER MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

~ The Annual Meeting of the Union B.ueyo-
Church, on Monday evening next. at 7 o,eIock~
he friends of the society and the public generally
are inved to attend. Several addresses. il ia er.
pecied, will b. made. - "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

TO DENTfSTs.

TIVE subscriber has recently boen appointed Agent for
'he sale Of Teeth manufactured by DR.. u. McGnih,
~ Philadelphia, Which arc for beauty durability and siyo
of manufacture unsurpassed by any offered 10 Tho
pnhte w this any other country They arc warranted
not 10 cfFck change colour under The blow pipe.
They will be cold that cannot fail 20 gse sasiac
lion
The public arc lnvitedto exlmino the following, which
arc now on hand aui ready for inspection
Pivot Teeth. assorted ahadcssnd sizes
piafe d. do do
Mniard 10 do do DO
nlcuspidsfors do DO 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07

v ~ Main Street,
ID EsPECTFULLY Informs his friends and Tho pulJle
IL tnnt with tho yicr of commencing ~ January ncy,
an sdihona branch ~ busiuoru, will until thu lime
sr any ~ Tho various auiccs IN hia linz ~ such low
prices as VIII give purchasers entire satisfaction.
His stock ot Saddiss made for HE retail custom, w
Hffc' numbering moro than hundfe and hc viii
warrant the maerisl aud workmanship Of them and ~
various ktnda " H1rHsts. made hy hm.io he nr rate
baai and ptnrull cuuamrTs are earnestly requested
~ tane lh4 stock, aud are sssnrsd every will 10
ns We io plcsse ilicn iuV M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
FOR TIE DISTRICT.
s$56

FSpE The paeke; sehr EIU I ANN Thomas mi.
HJDter, having a part OF her cargo engaged ana
zk1r.w Viii meet with dispatch For balance of freight
no1 u WIN ROWLETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
SMITH. DRINKER L MORRIS.
For NEW YORK

.E$& The regular packet schr RICHMOND, Chez
kE1kter, master, having part OF her cargo engaged
~4ss11e~ aud will meet dispatch For balance All
freight and passage LAYING good apply 10
the master ON board al Ludldin's Wharf or to
7-lZ WILLIAM ROW. FIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY sIonN,Nc. NovnMnnna
Extract of letter from Country Consequence

10 Foe AUCTION SALES. Marine News, Arrivals az
Hotels, &C &c, see f rst page OF daily paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
Frs.a - gs'f Resisfsr.
A WEEK AT THE FIRE ISLANDS ON LONG
ISLAND.
nj rus LAlEI c,rRss', "a.

.seythia estqpo irhiifnur. inquan;
m INA tehnauenda est: utraqae iusia .sofa EFT
~ lN.- La a. Ii III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-07
JOSEPH II. COLQUlIT,

PEYTON JOHNSTON
o.. % AZ The We Ical Elnnnfin,r Rlehn,nnH ",