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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

- Every rcfy oi IdEc Tool 1ui Mil Irons are manu-
mcturcd by Virginia Mechanics ami QUO ~ virginia rao
a. ilhs ctahhshmcni under ihc direction Of Mr John
HschcocE. These alone should he sfrour recommend.
lions IN our Merchants, tuf when can be aupcrsiiri
nc icts that they are fully equal In every rceperf
~ thcy DO NOT excel either Collins OF simmuns' r lu
ucturCt and will be sold lower here than those arc soil
in new NotF evidently lccnmcs the interest as well ra
rocy Of our euzcns 90 encourage the mauuc Tory Of
their STATE
Having undertaken the Agency Of ti4 Factory 4 have m
hcs1tuu no asserting That toe article sold by mr shall .
equal 10 any In Richmond and ilo trrna as arc1rnoft
ing. IIpWTff H. uHpWN
feb t--tlm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
AMEI.IA ACADEMY

TUE urmcr session of This Institution viii commence
lul uH t-'. payable tu aUFtncc. WIZ
n f-r..- ts-Pr-ricu' DEW, WIN 4 Mary
Professor 10 ARRtsON. Universtv NJ n,
Hon WI = ARCHER, washinFton
y EuARNiE, Esq Richmond
III WV WW. Tf UauurzpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

TmE MEMBERS OF THE DEMO-
a CRATIC CONvENTIOu.-We nave been
hard sgsinst popular prejudice to INTRODUCE 10
pete Plough, ever before offered for here To pro
cure their extensively have spared neither INN
oe nos expense, fully ese ulaiinE uponi generosity Of
unanimous pubac for suitable Remuneration We are
hsppy 10 say that many signs, by means toubf or
cqt'ocal present themselves daily indicating pnrDose
trough sale, delivery and fair trial Of 400 or more
eolfhuie irrefTagahe argument that whatever opinan
may be held Of their utility BY the theorist or tyro In
ing "pe stons, yet long catalogue of the bes on
laines River and other portions Of the state believe .s
line. u" '"e"
body 10 the article, which will be shown with pleasure
even osratiy curiosity. The sises such as To- snii
every requirement. andth price such VIII answer 10
The pressing times. ~
There interests TO our State Of equal inoor
nes 70 her Is In this respect hs,
ie gooi "ii mother Of us ALL" requires the free en-
sister slater, and until the aiming Interest
true magnitude possessing the needed rec
sneIy REQUIRED 10 push us mp again tn the proud emil
hence enc once held among the Saics;-othe rwise we
must stumble and downwsrds until we shall have
nong but the name; while the ancient renown Of vrsin
IA Will have Ned, $50
Like the baseiess fabric Of n vision
We have but little confidence In Politics 81 Convsn,ions ~
any partY ss Of rcmedynx the vast evils uncr
which the "bsdy polic Is grooming. Since the awful 70
uus OF nc Harrsburg Convention have been visited With
ccpi true Democratic one brought together by the ,ig
Ne spirit 81 Improvement TO benefit Agric cen
'hon Your meeting, however being called our me-
~, "p"s ~ calm consideration OF the merits of our
rnusis hereby recommended tend In way 10 lie
l'inDlion OF our general farming people lie
Inluenl considerations supernducipg your assembling
mere VIII NJ least TOR once have beneficial effect.
be- leave 10 that nothing moro nor less han
WIS 81 ,ihe sanp OF &c" with millions for defence
MOT aceut for tribute" Call and for
yourselves, a, o doors below the Bell Tavetn.)
ie GRErTER a PEAKE'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

| hNDlNG cargo Schr. American Eagle, from Charles
Ton; Z lU half and q " pipes Cognac Bran,Iy emit
h' enturei ilTicrccs AM do flesh Rice; 40 hhds
n'taslpas sugars, 30 10 and a Terces ". Mossses
~ s3iS, LANCASTER, DENNY q co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
NEW ORLEANS AND PORTO RICO su-
CARS. FRESH RICE, &c

IT AJC HUN.
We VII sen on Tuesly next, the s,h Instant Al II a.,
clock, o. font of our office ' no - -
lulhhdsN - and 4 Rico Sugar.
100 bbls 30 I1lasses
~ hhds ard tisrses West India do
~ whole AMI half ticrces Rice
10 half pipes and - or casks Co-nac Rr,n5, r,,,;
from Charleston y ''''-
100 bags Rio Coffee
sacks t;rcna de Wsinuis
do Langurdoc Almonds viii, NAM, o,h., 49,.
cles sutedto the trade. fc5 n II a T. ~ 80, si''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
j. d lYATKINs & co.

~ thc Oli Si7rh o' Samuel Putnoy,
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc.
ltANlNG purchased the euttc stock uf said Puney
viii conhnucio Keep cua Ives supplied with an as
sorimeni every suited n TIE trade the CITY and
t0un ~ dealers 10 which they invite the attention II their
friends and the former customer of Mr Putucy.
Intending 10 make hcir purchases exclusively anil 81
a" Times roas, they are prepared io sell favourable
terms ana 10 eve such attention 90 tho intcrcs uf custom
srs a. VIII sscno 4nf n 'it public patronage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
FOR FREIGHT Ann CgARTEI
FOR FREIGHT or CUAuTrp

10 sal on hs lOh Fs6rua7v.l
- The brig Inu- Island. y Howell inaster now
49, at Luu.lm's Wharf. readiness o. receive ear.
Ssss- Co. For freight orpassigc appy % the master
10 I''i o. CiiAS PALMER.
EAItLN FLOUR We lave M l.l-T Gu5i1v r our
f'r.of brands, such a. can recommend.
u - 1T ROYAL - MORGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

10 pRlcES-BpNe - ceui5-Pit - cen's-First and
fcr"niu'"tY - cents ciorcd GALLERY 20 csnts-nootg
To 9cn't li past O. and the Per i,rua1ee u commence
~ "'"oN feb. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

BARGAINS IN FANCY DUY GOODS
Day, Evening and Party Dress Goods
- w. JENKINS would Invite the attention nj ,,ies a,
N. examine the following fashionable snd chcsp Faocy
Goods: ''''
Short whfo Kd Gloves, NJ q snd7tc
Long do go n auI Is
Whijc s,tius. At N. C2h 75c audsI
Pink aud Niue rifius. o. %. g. a. and at
Fancy Coiorcd Italian Grapes aud Giuzr
Tariion Muslius AMI Rainbow Itccs
Rich Dress silks. Nouelus ami Chaliys
.nng Whrc aud Black Nor Cloves and Mrs
ftnry tlp, Neck aul -atin N'0tnIs
Thread. Blond AMI Iitc faces
Rich Scarfa. Minii lis AMI SiaVia
hulaLry FIX fcsris. q W. 81 AMI q 20
piaina Eig'i six Hosiery
Al the aIiny" ceiling chcar, nr cash iilN
SALAD OtL-Thc subscriber hss iuet received
y 10y diftcf importation irHu Iavrc q autl 'o' ot 10
above. lfcsh aud ptimc. X u DINAI,
Corner below the Hank
A OORING GLAssES A. COST Wishing 6.
close on our large sock offoc pier and mantle glass
~, tho wani 6ud bargains II the isncy Hardware
Sore OF
jazz CIRICHARDs 4 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
HOUSES E0R n -
FOR RENT.

- me Dwelling il1usa over our store be ~ rem
ssfHs fosrcs en to Dee giyca GA tide Ist tly of Arr
ls551 nee AlpNio TABB & GILES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
SPLENDID CTTITAR

\ w Randolph q Co.'S Book and Stationary Store
vial be found the mos, splendid Guitar, both in tonc
eni hnish a has ever been in city is one
81 Schmidt a Mauls celebrated make new style
AL', Nnlius Flutes Flies, Acoorans. Claronois Fla.
gniea Pianos Guitars Music, Music Paper and Book-
RI cpors, Violin and Guitar strings Singing Books Mn
sic Portfolios and all other articles appersining Music
tE-BoOkbinding In all its variety.
re- JwRANDOLPJI g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

THE firm n Dhtc, Snirhack q Co is This dsv dissoly
cd Inc liabilities Of the concern viii boz promptly
lad Al maturity 10y = e sfanhack, 20 whom HE parties
indebted 20 the CouCC will send their tobacco direct,
ing n 10 Shockoc Warehouse.
James ". Dhrcllis now a. Havana hut will r,tirp f
this place in short time. q STAiNUACK,
TIO'S NtEURE.
IL TIC Lynchhurr Nu-niau and Petersburg \ tell.
ecnccT VIII coy oronc month"; ant send their billie This
office for payment t22-tT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

POCKET NOOK Losi'-cout4inlns sun,ry "a.
l"ts, an' about $50 one new 60 note ~ The ViTrin,
'"nk rut orc ~ i've -.ycrrE1a rccolrcicI A lihoTaI
''Waii VII "c 7d = MADDOX.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

have sold ny entire stock ~ J. T. Watkins & Co and
take pleasure in recommending them my friends and
customers, assured, from actual knowledge OF their
means that az nrimcnt DO always kept suited u,
the wauts Of ALL SANIfEI. pIrTNEV
10 N; B-Porsons having business with me, can find
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

A.'r'l aul Nlncl I'wp-, with cri or plain ia ,ies for
W JANE" EVANS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

TRUST SALE.
i virtue Of Deed % rrns crccuedb y David n,rcr,v
- n Itfno7 Rlw.ings aud thr subsrrib.r IN 49,. 81,
piyncni Of d,1f ine 10 the Farmers Rank AMI for ,icr
tip .' shall a. surviving Trustee on no f0.cnfb
- ~ 'i-lrY, on ,ie promises sell az public aur.
loi ~ o. yin- street opposite tie rs-ilsp-c
~ F''ning jane Terms ofilc viii bc 80 much ca.h "A
,ty l' ily fhe charge Of sale. Ote haifof Tho
ue 81 nor nrcH3sc money % be paid Zoo sir mouths
.icr hl 90 WE'VE months; the purchaser 10 rve IN
- utiet PiNmenta- Negotiable Notes with good enor
s ani nc are 90 tic properly be- retained as further
curry ihc Tile ts hchcvcifo be- nncxcep anahl. but
'-" N-''''y 'Ig sutli p lsve-frf no mo as Trustee
:. = BAXTER. Sufvivinr Trns,ee
&c S'nIneiciby LANCASTER, DENNY & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

GIISANDpLE5 AND CAEDLEIRHIAs
tlri rec i''i some new TarruH of I. ? and lillt
81 'tand'lo they arc rot only very ornamental hut
usrul article ipr i-ttng parours--. God ari size
colour. Also '
light Cardelibras far Centre or pie Tables
For sale JAMES EVANS China store
'''' ~''''N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
JUST OPENED.
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.

IND FEBRUARY.
NtTEALrH anc WORTH or which makes th. Man he
w Ing the first series OF American Family Tales
Az Epinme OF tho History Of Phllo; pby being IN n
WOE aup the University Of France
~ the Col eces aud High schools: Translated from The
French wrh atiinns-anda continuation OF the history
from TIE TINE OF Reifto the present day, by Henry
ID professor oiPhlosophy and History IN the IhiveTs
" III Ne York being li2 and IIarpers Fanily Library
stories for young persons, by Miss Scdgwck
CHARLES oMALIEl, complete, ia one volume vari.
editions. "
Porcelain Tower, Nine stories Of China with enbel
lishmcuts, by Leoch.
American Journal Of Medical Sciences edited NV I
Hays, " ~. Tor January. -
Tho American Almanac for 1912.
Watts Pa ms aud III inns. fine edition. with l,rse nrnt
or Mes. Number and2 by Harry Iorreauer:
with Illustrations by Phz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

MISS SEDGEwICK'S NEW WORK, SC.
w Miss scdGewck. 10y -
The honest man. tho eer sac poor
Is King OF men for a. that "-BuHss.
Al Epiomc ofthe History OF Phiinsoshy, by G Henry
H. Professor Of Philosophy ant History, University OF
New YORK. Vols Ii3 and H. Family LIBRARY
Gems Of American Female Poeis with a Biopranhir,I
N9ice; ny X w Gnswod, beautiful litile volume
MIRA Mcade's Sketches of Real Life
Miniature Editions Of Wordsworth and Coleriige,-
Poems $3.50 .
Parted Family aud other Poems by Mrs Dana Also
Northern and Southern Harp, by the same.
Tue above, with many other juvenile works, for
ie2 w RANDOLPH e. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
November III, ISL


WILL sell 10 the highest bidder, on the Isl day Of
March next, my Tract Of Land Chickahpmny swamp
containing 10y estimation, - acres cat cas' of which
are low gTounis) the high ground very hnc heart and
may be enriched 10 almost any extent Al there are inc
hlustable beds ~ mari upon H.
Th" land Is nine miles from Richmond with turnnikc
road 70 within one mile and hall OF H. A. ain generally
homo, ~ viii give pleasure show The land 10 my per
son who may wishio Wow before the day " sale n
shout sell the land privately, due viii hc given
f. dos WILLIAM RIgTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
]. G. GREGORY q co
Z Il y A G Il = =

- W OREGORY q co
HIANAC GERS:
0ff1CE on -Na'H, 2rf da'- isaao Co-ner liam ard
llh streets.
sl50oo,4ol lOprizes ofIoo. 10 of71o -, ,,r..,...
T fs Day !honday) II y O'Clock c. NOEL drawn
a. sl22o22 600, 800, pu.e Of co 10 Of 500 s,o 100
w :5oo SO s5 grzes Of 500 10 Of 300 ct. 70,
5000 800 5oG 1000 Of COZ. Of so. 10 Of go eo
drawn y 81 Ueosk NJ at Exchange IS Nos
Tor Friday evening &c Nos-iSdTs Teke 81 s etc
Fog Saturday l2h February.
70 10 o. 80; $500 each amounting 70 $500
60. -.do.........3 o............d1.. ..l-,G
io''''''.''Ss, ......lo..........l45o
- Nos-5d drawn. ficcis sa.y So &c
certificates OF packages Of % whole rictc,s.slan
D.'''''''''''''- 20 lal.. ...to.-......65
.''''''''''''.'''.'-' quarter. do........32 q
ace. aoT iiske's ami ssres aud Certificates OF Pack
20 GREGORY 4 co.
-..-,., Managers, Richmo-d VI
from u.s. "e Drawn; sent TO all who orior
AMp OlIts Slips Es.-looo rair Lade. XII and
,'- 'utoeeo Iers and Ties. made ~ Phiadeinha -
pressiy 10 order which am now sen. AZ prices as i,
- VS. o. 81 i@.' 81 and 81 ladies' will
w. We 10 cal II my store. opposite The Banks.
Jazz JOHN :. JONES Agent.
LADIES' SUPERIOR SERLsKIN SHOES
Richmond ond Philadelphia Manufacture
w = nave On hand, good g. soument OF tho above
- shoes, made here and iu phiadeIrni4. W. rv,
-a!l from thoscin yiII od shoes.
q, =, n BURLINGTON { co.
- =. Mana N iIouss
X obEkI HILL has for hire Men and Roys. AMI
,eina.e 'r'aris He has oId-r Tor Ton bar- M
w RUS anu good Traior--thc highest rrire Mil he
p' % o5 then' once on% street, by tie Ben Tavern
A MuSING AND useful. "a MES
n India Rubber, Pariour " Foot bai.s
Baiuedoors and birds
Backgammon boxes
Dice and CUPS
Chess and draughfs
Men and boards
Jnmplns ropes, AMI boxes OF games FOR ch.Ifen
DnmnOes, Chinese puzzles
traces, Cornciss, Dissccfci Mans
Boys lndi- Rubber balls. &c. for ale. az
W RANDOLPH a CO.'S
-, Book Soro md Eind.rv.
Ja~ NeA % Bccs's City Baths
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
SILKS. SATINS &c

SILKS, SATiNS SC.
iDLkiD Silk 90 - 81 ani.'s
u EiclI G.urcd Si.sr
DO thcuc do
Chanrclhu
lack aul blue back POUR lie sof.
10 go Ctn dc Airick.
DO Italian Ius'Tiura o . undC.
Coorcd Ss'ina aud Gro dc N,ps
~ t"' "'o'e silks VIII t. old iuced prices al
u tUNNiNGiiAM~
ic Scw and Cheap Cash DIy Goods store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
COMSIiSsIoNERs, SAFE

tlES!Roo"f reducing stock oi goods to the lowest
- p're amount hy the Spring, will from this day
commence stil. ~ cost, fr cash Persons IN want Of
any article 700 our line uly hc IT heinz acconuo,t
81 as n mice, sour 'ctCIm nation is o. soil.
icb1 DUDLEY & MEREDITH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
STRNTT'ON IS OFET5g,E-


l.stallt he world cay uh.tthsyeaa.
foT selling pgiLeG stIatt9uia then.
THIS DAY.
Mononsa.is, No s.DIsws at u al the Exchange. I
prize Of elaO 900, 10 Of 100, etc. CO Nos-II drawn
Welsbutg Louery, No ., flr Wednesday inoroiny 4
prize Of s20oo 5000, l0of 1000 etc. 10 Nosi2 drown
Tickets o..
Monongalia Letter, NJ EEtrs for "wednesday si,b,
IEe. cts IS.
, Wensburg Lotefy, Class i-nnws Thursday nj tho
hHehancc at 81 O'eocS. -. prize OF s5OOf ~ ~
'sNos-lf drawn. Tickets 81 CO.
mcnonselia, E.iia :: or Friday Neht z capi,al. q,
sinc"c each 90 Nos-ll drawn. Tickets 81
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Leesburg. No 7, for Monday Morning 4prize, of or
Tekeissl " ''-i' Drawn
to- Orders Tor tickets Ia tho above trnnt i,,,r il
be met with prompt attention. u addresse,ito - WI"
T.. -, g.. sTKATfON
r. fiChWlui. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

sfr-s offhc aIpvc ari- ca very large and Se.rs
- .'s COS as fis wish t1 reduce 10 as f,s ~ ,s.
u, F 'nr spri ~, rr0l Inducements u be rr.fi m nrr
chase .'r cash. or 20 ruuciual oinors only.
JEWATEINs co.
~ ri'ces'orsioS Pu'ncy, OPPOSITE the Ruins
III q ts a.. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
FOR HIRE,

FON HIKE,
A Woman who is represented a. good s.7n,s,ress ~,
n tist rate Cook, Washer and I 0ncr ~ o."
JAZZ DABNEY & CAUTUORS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

hFS The regular packet schr MEN MOUTH. Coucb
sAkt ia er nov ready 10 receive freight, passage
having f."d recommendations App'y 10 he inas.i
on 'olt'l, - Lu'Ilue wharf, orto
To- tsrt-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07
BY WILLIAMS s HAXALL.-
LEASE OF uOI-Srs =, A..

- Lease Ot HOUSES, At Auction.
VI N.huiy' IN February ncA', NJ o'clock. y "
s'i se AZ auction the uncK red from st January
49, me lease oI three tenenenfs Main street. op-
nfe Tie Bank Of Virginia. occupied by simon Bonavit,
y" IN IN u euinh and others being about a years.
,e-n ,htee tcncments during tho PAST year though
tooli We're unpccupicl. pictured a r. NJ Of 81 fl5
49, 49, :" inc rooms and stores are leased for the
utne 10 good tenants. the Income may be ~.
,el lo tho tr'urc The lease viii be ais sufier, 20
l. about eEB. a"io"nHhs ''xether
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed. 7' ~
US- Tho above property will be ,,t.no.ct cf 49,,
iany time before the day Those wishiD, -, ~
chase, will please apply a our Office " f
ia WILLIAMS G. HAWAII 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07


BONNET CASES.
AIDES wanting an artee to keep their Bonncis
Il in'ravehng can get 'hemst on Is siors
Successors to Puiney, and Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
TG%s s Cane, Bag sis king Brushes sc @Pgo
fNLOvER- sEED-A lot OF Mountain Clover seed, just
- received and for sale a3l FRY q co
picH Blonde Lace Wells and Collars, selling half
~ price from auction. fe PRICE.
OuR stock ofGenernens' Boots good as ever KEEP,
~ 10y Mr Puincy. We would inv his old Customers and
friends and the public, call and get supplies cheap
for Casa J. + WATKINS & co.
have for sale Isht Bugses and Barouehc all newly
ma 'c, tcy m1nuiaeture)-and would like TO purchase
2eood S'rons work horses suitable 10 draw wagson
NEW MA iSIE E.T COATs.-Ihe underssned
would invite PlrtiS uar attention 70 the style Of bust
which small io has just been received per schI Lynch
hung hom New YORK STARR co,
it2 Exchange Clothing store, lith st.
OPERA TIEs-A few dozen Of this superior siyic
- Of Socks satin aud Mohar silk, received per
sehr Lynehburg Also, general assortment Of Stocks,
for safe n Depot Of Fancy Dress Articles
ie2 Opposite Exchange Hotel
SHI1Ts, sHIUTs.-suPeror quality ruined bssota
~ s i rig a. 81 The G rev establishment opposite s1'
chAngc hoici SiANh 90 1e
Oprlc OF Perspective Glasses, with . Prnis Tor sale
fc ''' '0" Opposite the I bciI Tavern.
TOR E-SovcraI men aud women vet Tor hire
Among them two good house servants. one excellent
carriage driver one carpenter one good cksrnh ono
COOK washer and roner and one sdy's maid ami seam
Stress Apply 10 RiCH'D hill, Jr SEQ,
icb Over The Enquirer Once.
BRIG CREOLE.
I ANDlNG this morning ffom brig Creole, frou New
II Orcsus.
10 hhis crop Sugar
Iil bhis do do Mulasses
il hhis Duf'icd' celebrated Bicon-for sale by
il t~-lW LANCASTER, DENNY 8 90.
CHIbDREN's sHoEs,.-eoo pair .ChldTen-
y Shoes consisting Of Elscrs Morocco and XIII Bootccs
AM AUSc Ics-aof which will be SOLD rcduc cd pri.
}. = WATKINS SEQ.
successors Puinry,
feb Opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
TWENTY and - doll Is French Capos selling Tor $40,
sll ~ and cl5, from auction. TEL TRPRICE.
InnrHn.s r.-u... u IL ..l A. -l.---..- IL -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-07

For Nondny in the Exchange, a,hali past 3.
Caells-sl5,oo. 400. 900. 2oCO MS 10 OF loo 10
u Oh, etc. CO Nos-il drawn TIckets 81 wv -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-01
A JUST REBUK f..
Give US a neD Congress.

We copy the following hit from t he Bati-
more Republican 1t should likewise be ad-
ministered to a certain journal in New York,
which il furnished with "feeers" from the
same pen.
If the Intelligencer should succeed in making
the treaty party question, (and such Is Its
heading" end and aim) then we shall nail
our colors to the mast, and clear the decks for
action
The NEGOTIArroN.--The National Intelligencer OF
this morning, says
Rumors are afoat concerning the supposed terms
of adjustment of the Northeastern Boundary question
which we rather think-indeed we may almost say
we know are calculated to mslead the public mind
Our knowledge is indeed any thing but direct, and
very far from being official
The Integ ncer then goes and fills column
of its extensive sheet giving the terms OF the "Boun
Diary arrangement with remarks of the editors
Now we don't like these feelers, put out to ascer-
tain the public pulse and the Intelgencer says
there are rumors afoat calculated to mislead the
public mind, ~ we shall be very careful how we give
currency to such rumors, and think it would be
the part of prudence were the ntellgencer TO do the
same. particularly when it admits that " its know
ledge indeed is any thing but direct and very ia,
from being official" This looks TO Us much like eav
ing hole TO creep out of in the Jeeier IS MOI
well received Nous perrons.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-08-01
TgE NORTHEASTERN BOUNDARY

Having noticed the various and widely differ
ent statements in other journals in regard TO the
Northeastern boundary negotiation, We believe
it TO be as we'll TO give our version, which, per-
hap,, is as likely to be correct as The rest, to say
the least.
That the matter is settled all admit.
The line, as we understand is from the mon
ument North 10 the ST.. Johns-along the middle
of the ST. Johns TO the mouth of the ST. Fran
CT, up the middle of the ST. Francis TO Lake
Pohenagamook; thence Southwesterly STRAIGHT
TO the Northwestermost head of Connecticut
river The portion of the Mulunacka settle
menl South ofthe st. Johns, TO belong TO Maine.
BY this it will be seen that by far the largest
portion of the territory and all the land OF the
least value asrculturally, is retained by Maine.
Great Britain has strip over which she can
pas, from Fredericton TO Quebec, and, if we
are not mislnformed by hose who have opPor-
tunties of knowing, all that this strip is, or can
be made, good for, is TO pass over, and that as
speedily as possible unless one wishes to starve
from cold or hunger
For this right OF way, we are to receive the
free navigation of the ST. Johns, from It's source
TO its mouth, and Rouses Point, an unques-
toned portion of British territory and valua-
BIZ military position. For parting with that por-
ton of the territory, Maine aud Massachusetts
are to receive small sum of money contrary to
our information a few days since from the U
S ates, quite as much to be sure as il is worth,
and not one quarter of what Gen Jackson
proposed o pay Maine alone, or loan her, as
the Globe calls it, very pretty loan TO be
sure; the land TO be surveyed and be sold by
Uncle Sam, he paying all expenses and the
gross amount of the sales of twelve hundred
and fifty thousand of acres to be paid over &c
Maine, without deduction. If this is a loan,
what would the Globa call a gift =?
This is what we understand has been agreed
upon, as regards the disputed Northeastern
boundary question. We do not pretend TO be
exact or minute, bit we have good reason &c
believe that we are, in the main, correct IN
our description of the line AS 10 other mat
tiers, the settlement of which is not yet made
known, we wait with confidence and patience
the result
That the President or ne Secretary will pro-
pose or agree to any thing that the Senate, or
any rea sonahle and hones man can find plau-
sioe ground for Directing to, we do not for a
moment believe nor, indeed can we give Gre
dit for sincerity to those of either faction, who
are so impatient TO condemn before they know
and who seem resolved 10 find fau beforehand
with whatever the Administration may do, lest
thev should have no chance after its arrange
ments are declared 10 indulge their bad pas
sons in abuse and vtuperalion.