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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
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To the polite attention Of Capt Tilden OF the
schooner Edwce, from Campo chv, VIC arc indebi-
Ell for Iucatan papers to the 5ih Ap,i. inslusive.
In Consequence OF tic reiusal of Mexico To open
hes poT's 10 lucSian; the purchase OF mers
AMI armed vessels; the studied decay OF the Mcx.
can administration 10 come to definite terms. and
other suspicious signs, the coverncr has decided to
eon'oke an extra session of Congress, IN order to
providc immediate and efficient resources for lie
lenee and offence Congress to assemble on
The l'th Of the present month. At the same time
IN order to act win good faith his EXeecucy has
commanded an election Tor delegates TO conven-
ton TO oe held on the 9Th June. N Mexico Tor the
purpose OF hNinc the conditions of the reunion be-
tween y u"Ainn and that country.
The Sigh OF Merida, replblishes article from
the Tamauilpas Soi commenting m L,chrvmore
terms on ne hostility evinccd by the United States
towards Mexico, ard more particularly upon the
rcso'uuo"s adopted by the legislatures Of louisiana
and Kentucky relative the treatment OF tho pri.
Sonets OF the Sru'a Fe expedition. The article isl
sort ot ola Podridl of complaint, IN which England
the United States and Bustamente are treated in
the same whining style. Ii 1t indicates any thing,
u IS that Mexico Is in particularly III humour with
herself and every body else.
We md nothing else OF mpor, in III, papers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

Claneery.-At Rules, b.Is in ,L,
Jerks oHee OF the Circuit superior t'ouTt ~ -,
am 'nsncery for Louisa county the % day Of Msy
80 i,,ny HARRISON, sometimes called Henry
IN anu L,~aosth Harrison has wife, pitts against james
~ uhSnrrsi eHor of Bathshecba McGehcc, Jccd Js,no
mS1cnec AMI Jane his wife William shirley Lewis brin
iohn shirley James Shirley, Joshua SHIRLEY Thnn.y
surrey loby Wilhot and Mary his WIFE William WiISi,
1hi thz,heih his wifi, James Ewcll aud Ann IA W.,
Ioshui Jaues Ahsaom, Allen ami sym Freshman SeI,
.HcsIie and Ruihanns HE wife, Barnett Grims~v AMI Nn
H y. ne VIC = Brown and Mary his wife fortncyi,
Vary Feshsn and George Pnce and Jane his wife for
merry Jane freshman ani the RcpTcscutatiycS on 80
tanned dcIs. 49, N"'' "o aS'eI-
The defendants, James McGehcc and lane bi ,,,
william shirley, Lewis shirley John shirley James Si,,
.ey Joshua shirley Toby Mhot and MARY k,s viz W
Niho and Elizabeth hts wife, James Ewcil ana Ann 49,
vic, Absaom Freshman, Nelson Gillespie and Ruhanns
ms VIC not haNirg entered Their appearance and given
secut " aceoiingo aw ghdthc Rules Of this Cour, ami
api carns by satisfactory evidence. that they arc not
Inhabitants oi thia state On motion tho pIaintns H.
ihcr attorney, u is ordered That the said last name.
Ten anis 80 appear before the Judge our sail Con-,
~ the touTt House. the first day the next regu.r
Termof ead court aud the tin OF ;he plrin1isF.
AMI that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published be- the CITY OF Richmond for
"" months successfully and posted tho font door OF
the Court House " this County, ON some Court day
Copy. Tcstc,
mac w9w JOHN HUNTER g. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

eas clark IL allowed at si, 900, he has arduous.
Sonhoential duties to perform. and would recon-
mend that his compensation be increased to 81 400.
| rof general records, I would suggest that two
clerks, at 81 200 each, be allowed; and Cor copying,
Two clerks, one at 81 900 and one at $500.
The want of additional force is sensiby felt from
,he Tact that the records of the Department have
oeen Tor n long time greatly in arrears. The en-
p'oyment OF extra temporary clerks, as far the
contingent fund OF the office would allow has not
| enabled the Department to have the records
Drought up. They are still in arrears, and | am
| condition.
II these recommendations should be adopted, the
provisions for the Department proper would then
oe Sls,s0o instead OF $4,000 as allowed.
by comparison between the Army and Navel
sefv c. the Secretary Of the Navy shows that IL all
OF his contemplated Improvements are adopted. the
comparative expense IN no instance would be great
CT IMAM that for the support OF the Army, whilst in
many examples given It would be much less.
The conclusion Of the Report - too mportsnt to
DC omitted, and | therefore send you the closing
paragraphs, which breathe shirt which oil admit is
the governing principle OF tho present enlightened
head OF the Navy Department:
The grea, purpose which the Department aims
AZ on this occasion, IS the inroduc ION of a system
oil vigant, intelligent supervision over all its con-
Germs; TO guard against oil mpositions, in whatever
form or shape they may be attempted TO check oil
eStravasant expenditures TO secure the faithful and
economical application OF the means provided for
the support Of the Navy; to establish a strict ac-
countabil1y for all supplies on shore or on ship
board; TO improve, far as may be practicable the
energy aud efficiency Of the Navy, and al the same
time TO diminish It's expense.
"in these views, rely confidently upon the cor
d'al concurrence OF your honorable committee; and,
from all the information gained upon the subject [
lee decided conviction that the important objects
may be gained 10y the adoption OF the proposed or
ganzaton, upon the proposed scale; and hazard
but little in saying that, in guarding against known
abuses, and establishing rigid accountability in
ali branches Of the services, reduction Of expendi
lures equal TO hve or Sir hundred thousand dollars
might lie made"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
NALE-A ~ ID NOTIGE 10 InEnInnn..

by virtue aud IN pursuance Of decree OF the Cirrn,
II superior Court Of Law aud Chancory for the rnt,,f
81 Rappdhanuoc made the Z1l day Aprii 1872 IN
ca Sc depending therein between Jauuclinc T. T,yIor
Go" plaintiff AMI Minor Gibson In his own right ami
~ late Executor Oi Moses Gbsou. decd and oilers lie
icndants the uudcrsiEucd will proceed, the times and
places hereinafter mentioned Ia se al tho Real Estate
now remaining unsod. of which the said Nose ellison
died seized, subject to the therein given hy tc viii
Of the said Moses GibsOn 20 his widow Mrs Elizabeth "
Gibson, for her life. Also all the Real Estate now TO-
miinnz unspld which was conveyed by the said Minor
Gibson IN Gideon ~ Hfown 81 The undersgned bv
Decd Of Trust bearing date the 21i day Of
$50 aud all The Personal Estate which was comprelcnd
Ell In te said deed the latter several large
~ l'and disiing apparatus, horses, Sc. Tho Land IS
large body, containing about 1850 acres much Of n Of
great value, with considerable mpIoVCu cnts upon H. In
Guiding large and extensive distillcry with gris Min
attached thereto large Brick Merchant Mill a saw ami
GriH Mil, aud House aud Lot On Flint IIli
The Inud viii Dee divided n parcels 90 suit purchasers
80 such manner as Will hc particularly explained az the
sale The sale will commence AZ Flint IIii. Monday
iNc tfh day ~ june next be- continue from DAY 10
day until r b. comp etcd The Personal Property will he
sold at Flint ill, andat The noted dscry OF the said
MoscaN Minor Gib .oui aud each parcel ~ tie Real ~
tate will De- sold on Inc premises respectively Tie Land
WILDE oliupnn equal iuHianents payable rcspccively
10 two ans three years from the day NJ SALE the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security, and Deed Of
Trust upon tie Premises To secure the payment OF tho
purchase notsy
The Personal property will DO sold upon ercti, Of II
months for a sums g., and for cash for an sums OF
o., aud under that amount the purchaser giving bond
with good security. q. ". brown,
WM. GREEN. Connie
N a.. MOEFETT, \
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
TRIRurE OLE REsrErr

Al Court held Tor Louisa County, at the Cour,-
1912: VIZ ~" uHy oil Apul,
The Court having received information Of a..
ueath OF Frederick Harris, Esq'r, at one time a
sn W. OF the bar, and for many years member
OF 'his Court: 1t was Resolved, 1nnnimousIv bv
.ne Cour the Bar, and the Officers OF the Court as
bear their united testimony to his worth and u..
'ulness as magistrate and citizen. and that they
un''e ther sympathies and coincidence with those Of
ms numerous friends, for the bereavement which
ms family has suffered IN his loss. "''''''
Resolved, That the Clerk con,,,,,r;.,,. -
oil these resolutions to Mrs Harris. WY
i resolved, That the Editors OF the Ricbmond
enquirer and Wing be requested TO publish these
And then the Court adjourned.
copy. Teste,
JOHN HUNTER G. l. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
From the Savannah Republican, NAY .
FROM FLORIDA
Another 1-4sh tsifA tss BGHdif = ne O,Ilasaha-
Sergeant Cosper Killed

Another bush tsHh ths BGS2if = TIE CtSlaisaka-
Sergeant Cooper Killed.
The steamer Charleston, Capt Barien. arrived
on IN ufday, from Palatka, but from some cause
we did not receive any letters from our regular cor
respondents. From several private letters, the
pesusa. OF which we have been favored with, " E
has been overhauled Ivy the troops in the vicinity
Of the Okce-hum-kee. Three successive brushes
were had with this warrior about the 2Oth Instant
Our accounts differ somewhat as TO the particulars
One letter says, zone Indian killed, one taken pri
soner' and much blood letting" thereby indicating
others wounded. Another letter says, "Col. Worth
was with the troops in person. Sergeant Cooper
OF the % DrssOons Capt. Ker's company and one
soldier were killed, and several others wounded
halleck has retired over the Ockawaha, and will
doubtless secIeie himself, If possible, about the ST;
johns. The whole force Is IN pursuit Of him as
last as 1t can move, through hammock and tangled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

The undersigned, who hls boon appointed a spcc al
Commissioner fo carry info effect a part ~ the dcrtee
ah"vc mentioned hereby suoicc, required by The
r hccfcc. 10 all persons having claims against the estate
~ above mentioned Moses Gibson, decd or the aora
iill MINOR Nheon ~ bring Them iu hniore him, m his
once u ihr Town Of Washington, and County Rauna
anngck properly autcLtcafcdio for settlement on the nth
dV "i juno next at which fiinc, ho will commence tho
execution s duties under the said decree The object
E 10 make provision out of the proceeds n the auve
mentioned for The payment ofc claims ~ brought
established
Anhat The same limo MI place, the undersigned will
commence The settlement Of Tie said Minor gihaons ar
count asaie Executor n the sai Moses Gibson decd
and The settlement ~ lawson Eastman and Eastman
ana acc cunt administrators dc honia nom
VIII annexed, ofthc enit Moses Gibson decd which act
ucucna have con likewise ordered by the dec
Al PERSONS Interested In such settlements hereby
hcd ~ attend. !. y sTROTIER, Cofu'r
maG-rtawGw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
rRAGMENTARY IEKM.

The Madsonan, having constantly in view the
wish Of MIR Tyler, and his household. for second
term az the Presidential Office calls his present
,irismeniary term" Without INDUCING H. the re-.
Elections which the word "fr,gmentary" excItes, We
may remark, that II MIR Tyler should live, and no
thing happen he will have occupied the White
House three years anI eleven months. This is with
IN one month Of full term-protty nearly enough,
VIC should think, to satisfy a ono term man We
may remark, that II Is about month longer than
Washington had in his first term as he was not in.
augurnted until the 30 ~ Of April. I7ss.
phHndrfuhff ~ s. f.9.sffs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
From me CAqrisiioH Patriot.
EXTR AORDIN ApX pTtrp

Devil Fish Of unusual SIZE was taken bv som,
negro fishermen off the reef that runs out from
Castle Pnckney about l o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and carried with extreme difficulty into Market
wharf. The size Of this eXtraord, nary inhabitlnt
OF the Deep so seldom in our waters. is by &C.
tual measurement as follows Length : feet from
the head 10 the root OF the tail. breadth II feet
inches, breadth Of the mouth feet inches: length
OF flaps or horns fee, ! inches, and is supposed to
weigh two tons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

Martin Van Buren,. arrived in this city yesterday
on The Nashville. lie was escorted 10 the Glide
well House by some Of the Committee, followed
by considerable sprinkling OF loaiers and boys
lie was introduced to good many persons, 6u
his presence created not the slightest enthusiasm
lie has none'of the Hero influence about him, anC
his appearance, so far know. did not even
call lOIth single cheer.-[Nlcks. VIM. Anfil 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

proceedings, Mr. ADAMS presented a memor,el
rom Ihe stone cutters employed on the public
buildings; which was read and referred
The House then went into COMMITTEE NJ H.,
Whole upon the - '"1
GENERAL APPORTIONMENr Rur
MIR ALLEN Of Maine took the Cha, .,d AZ.
FERRIS o. New York continued the debate IN on'
position 10 the amendment pending, which ,gns N
adopt the District System in all the DistrIcts of the
Union. " ''S
Mr. FERRIS spoke at length in opposition 10
Mr. ATHERTON opposed the anend,o.o, and
spoke al length m favor OF the General Ticket svs
tenn over the District system
Mr. BU lLER Of S. g. whose voice is ssIdoro
nes'u IN 'he debate rose to speak, az ten minutes
before two. Though not the successful ronnns,,o,
iof lhe moor, II vas yelde1 10 him Mr. ButIetsr,ss
/ ms zen minutes, and would have oeen clad IN b,ve
I ~. ,S,tu lhe COMMITTEE much more at lenstb-
WI d. hoogh oil the opposition susts ed the arfeod
Leu Pu"uIhs ne "as but one Of the three Of his
party who would probably vote for II, ''''
lie thought the Constitutional p,vs,, ,,..,..
uonnbie, and The system the most lust Ub,eb to,,it
1e adopted on republican grounds. The hon, ~,
two soon arrived. rap Of the Chairman 20. ~
signal 20 tell the hour Mr. BUTLER close. I'D
remarked IN concluding that be should tske th,
Congfessionel privilege and expand his remarks.
The amendment pending, being the important
one w reference 10 the District system was 500
voted upon, and carried ~ the Affirmative NV teller,
ne vote was - m the affirmative 10 % In the no
giuve. motion was soon submitted tbst IA.
committee rise and report the Bill II was carried
nearly unanimously, and the Bill was reported u,,h
the amendments
The Speaker took The Chair, and the ous.t,on
recurring upon the amendments adopted In Com.
mntee, the Chair decided that any amendment ,v,s
nor lhen IN order because the Committee had ebeoe.
| 90 NE 1911 entirely. u the House nov eoneurred
YIN we COMMITTEE ~ these amendments. ne "
! aW.hdWenls would be IN order.
! Mr. EVERETT presented an ornendr,.o, al -
vop,ng ihe ratio from jI,l75 adopted IN Commit
mr y THOMPSON Of Indiana ,,o,,.,,i
end. ''' u'"H j" 'he
The Speaker at fret decided the amendu.o, ,v,,
not IN order. ''"' "'a
An appeal was taken and the decision oe d. .
'hnH reversed by large vote.
The amendment being m order, the question Va.
arrived AZ by The nd Of TIE Previous Question -
the main question was ordered, and the amend
meni rejected by a vote Of 1913 to 70.
The question returned upon concerning in IN,
rauo oi the Committee. This being 50 f7g wa,
sustained by yeas and nays, the majority bsins
very large IN the Affirmative
| ne amendment next IN order was Tint maxine
imperative on the States 10 adopt the district svs
~ on which The yeas and nays were ordeteJ'-
40 amendment was eoncurred in--ayes IOI. noe,
man, y ayes and noes wee taken on the ene,o.s
wv :" iolloUs ayes Il3, noes 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING. NAV
THE RESULT.

We received last evening, intelligence of two
more Wing gains-Poeahontas and Pendle,on. Blu,
they are unavailng. 1t is not in the power Of the
die to al,e. the DEGREES of fate. We are already
6eaen-and COR this season at least, we are beyond
the reach ofhep. II the undoubted Wing counties
had maintained their ground. the accession in these
contested counties had given the victory But il is
too late to talk OF what might have been. We have
lost 22 and gained land that settles the question
Tor the present Let us now turn our eyes TO the f.
ture. Let the Wings pull Off their coats and 20
to work like men, and they will repay the Locos
for this drnbbing, with usurious interest. There
are more Wings in the United States now than
there were in lsi0-and the number is daily in.
creasins, as nine out OF ten Of the young men mr..
deeply imbued with the glorious Wing spi,i,
lake steps TO bring item TO the polls-oRGAN.
iZE; spread abroad among the people sound poll
cal uoetnes. ard cherish a spirit of harmony
and concession.
This done. the chastisement we have received
wall enure to our lasting good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
MARRrAGEs.

nv Col Alexander Fleets, on tho aa,h N,rch
Sy 'no nev. WIN. Tod, De Benz. Fleet 10 Mis-,
"aI,a Louisa Wacker. all of King 4 Queen
tCNEnquirer will please copy.
pa In NNunsy, Florida, on the aO,h April, by III.
S Se'. Nit bo'ng, the Hon. Nathaniel w. Wolksr
Speaker OF the House Of Rcpressn,,,,v.. =. Me'
wary An" speneer-TaLiahas'ie FlOridian.
% Tuesday evening, the 3tJ inst hv m, D.
20 Mlss MARTHA p. BRAScu, of Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

The Republicans will have majority of 20 in
the House OF Observation-Disclosures.
what right have you to be putting in your iiw'
Have you any 10; or part in this matter1 How
many Tyler men are there2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

smith and Isaac Ganssy, a. idsitsss from iq.ties
land tina, the Law OF New Yoss OF the sixth OF May,
eighteen undred and forty, ent'tled AN act ex-
tend the reh'o trial by jury, has been repealed by
that State.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
Ths bIll ed. lh.a cad q ,hLld dane, and, oa d.

The bill sss then read q third time, and, on ,hs
| question Of iis passage h.
MIR EVERETT moved to reeommt the bill, with
instructions to strike the first clause and insert
the section which he had submitted in com mirtse.
Mr. SAUNDERS moved to substitute IS, 500 for
the number proposed 10y the gentleman from Yer.
mont
Mr. MORGAN moved the previous question,
which was sustained; and the motion to reeommiI
vas negatived, and the bill was passed.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
COMMERCIAL.
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quote InEs 81 a 2l-Lcsf3 aA-general saIsEI,eit.r
qnalnesba Slime manufaeiurbg s7atOi
10 cents $500 '''"Ns W q
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snow York drafts u AIS
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s,u,h ,,,, do under slO's, Par.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

H. Why were the Loeos and Tyler men so
ANXIOUS to suppress Poindextors Report, and why
are they now attempting to dscredit its statements
in advance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

Inc Bank OF the State OF North Carolina, and the
BANK oil Cape Fear, resumed specie payments last
Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

FURNITURE OF THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
iLj@ The sale Of Mr. Jelis' Furniture. n, The
virginia House, will be continued This Mornos.
at .! o'clock. large portion of the mos, valua.
bic articles are still for sale.
ma WILLIAMS & Hawaii A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATION.
- The regular mon,bly meeting Of the Il oh-
mond Typographical Association, will he held nt
The usual place. on Saturday Evening, May 9Th, at
o'clock Every member Of the Association Is
respectfully requested TO arend-and we especial
y invite those recently elected 10 msmbrship.
CHARLES ELLIS,
ma u 70 RECORDING S,e,,,,,y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

The N. Y. New Era says, # d, had been known
that tho U. s. Troops had been ordered to Rhode
Island, they would nothave been permitted to pass
hr ough the city ofNew York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

~" RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-A Pro,rnc, =.
co Meeting is now in progress in Trinity Church.
Ihere will be daily services at IL o'clock in the
morning, and at in the evening. mt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
Con- .rondenec % the Baltimore Patriot.
wAsuIScroS. MAY > ISL

write but TO mention what you have probably
heard, 10 wit; the confirmation ofDAuNtY s. Car
as Naval Officer OF Baltimore. This confirmation,
It Is said, was made on Saturday evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

The following is the letter OF MIR Tyler. com
munieating the Report of the New York Comm,
'o"e's to Congress. AFTER the House had procured
copy:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
MOTTO II.

- meeting Of the -tockhoIicra of The GreenvooJ
cos Mine Company, witske place atrie Columbian 10
'eI' 600 Saturday, tic 7tt, NJ 3 o'cock,PN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

i,-e One good effect Of the Wing defeat is nj
ready visible We get I'D Of Mr. John Tyler and hi,
man John Jones-They arc "JtGeuonisn Repub
cans"-- tbless their souls i)-and their conscience,
arc too tender 10 permit them to remain in ioi-
nority. With bag and baggage, they have takor
their leave and joined themselves unto their na,ura
allies-the Richie Democracy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE,
fredericksburg, Va.

TINS osiahishIucut BE- in tho hest possible condition
Tor the reception aud entertainment of regular and
Transient hunticfs. Every hing necessary nthc arrange
ufut ~ = large and rntnmoduua BOARDING House NAV
here be- had promote tie comfort and quiet Of the board
cr4 share Of patronage b. solicited Pdccs cSiIcmc-
~ moderate MARY W LEWIS.
rTf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

nIlVE OIL &c
" Frcah Olive Oh In bottles aud htsts
Engsh, French and American Mustard
walnut and Tomato Catsup
Table Salt In boxes, &C., for sale. =, o,,o.r,,,
mac " BUHION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06

ILj' The Calhoun men IRE in high spirits, and
talk ofthe wonders they intend 10 achieve. They
swear that he tMr ca shall be the next President
and they resolved that he shall not 10 cheated
out Of the nomination by the Richmond Junto.
They number some % or - IN the next Legisa
ture, and they are the mos, obstinate set Of fellow
IN the world. They consider themselves up "a
Ritehie's tricks, and will probably prove ugly Gus
TONERS 10 the old gentleman. Ills game viii he Il
slave OF any committol-to amuse the Calhoun
men with promises ofsupport, willis, he gets their
votes Tor Mr. Stevenson. as Governor, and then
cheat them IN a National Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-06
RENO M MEDICI,

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