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New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
HUNT"S Vegetable Cough Candy.

,i,i,l c,,nI' snis ,,s,,3 .,,
niac; nearly primary affection the lungs Tin.
celebrated composed is offered by the proprietor with the
ile confidence of IL efficacy and usefulness II i made
ii tl best materials, and contains nearly every
herb famous o; medical virtues. improved by process
known only ;othc Proprietor and he warrants II tree iyaat
ryery lelsterous ingraitn lie challenges comparison
wiianv other vegetable compound IN this city knowing rs
lie tint inyaIS wl after tar AMI Impartial tria de
eide that scanv tie much wanted MutHln IN ialo
For by ,i Proprietor No i56 Grand co'1ai ot itt-
,trnet Price Gi cents. ID cent, per ID. IlO I'm
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slll!I \ MIIl'MONE. l6 lohnsl nn .;a,.
NOR IA very desirable three

4 story !Iar-c with ,lc lot tee IN Ninth street, he.
tween University Place ard Fiitb tvtnui occupied
by iig. CW.tlcw
-N>o our ot tie Houses tt block building in
Envrr.tv Place, extending from Sth 20 e;hSreeS 'rLcy
viii brre1tty Tor occupation the irs o. ilaf and
are ot,artrlouve moderate terr.ls.- Apalyto
J. GREEN PEARSON, % Merchants Exchange,
,rI...
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7 crz1 or common Sore Throat. Onnly Sore
rirpat-You can obtain article which will Iak. pei
rcr rur,.il few hsur,. Sold only al 81. Bowerv
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nlit JAMES It. NJ HIlKELY - iiuil>nn u

s47OR SALE.--Bargains Bargains -
4 For sale exchange, forty oi handsome Land
containing . acr.> elah, oil superior quality,
tered with line streams and covered With tine timber such
white oak. hickory, beach. wIant raqIe and sycamore
The >ol adapted 10 wheat rye cotton, tobacco
|ytt ai 'r.>poatot> The above lands viii bc sold
reduced ttice>, and >U. or ,I.ev VIII be ~
changed ua almost any ,ld ct merchandise. For Gap>
diagrams ard particulars apply
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Z EECHES! LeecheS LeechcS ,,

q 4 1000 very tur healthy German and Swedish Lcecis
Just received and fn l. very r -o',h! ,y,;o!e.ale nN
rcta:l. OF carefully applied, bT WILLIAM WAISoN Che
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SUPERIOR LAMP OIL.--The genera

L.fI PERIDIL Ii u u = 1 IIt gtIIerdI
COMPLAINT ri .e quai.tyot Lamp Oh !o family use ttn
n,,l-ss tie subscriber uIea the Mechanical
ll5 D. 81, -. NJ DIaeDu 81 Hcoadlvay the .ae OF
IN article r.G,i SperTn O prepared by animp-ovrt
1rncs, and ua!er bis personal penle8ence .!ca for
aurity anal nriilincy tgn val b.: found meet III"
v aG merit tne patronage oi every person using u
-aut al-- may quatlt!cs and pr1ces At ine
5c. ;esre o>!rs All be promptly executed ether 10
ia:Eti ttnir, The reasonable T. '.r1.is Or
der, RTO1Iyn VIII b. rrreisa, be feSery No y
Chanel - Is2 Pri.! 4--s;r..-t EDWARD DOYLE,
de8:c izen: tor tl.- Union o. seytfs-r.
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Goods received and delivered airy part Of The city
i,c1 I\v IyiS=Syyns
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LvRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER

llANGlNGS AMI Borders, for sale cheap, the Uni
ted Stats Paper Hanging and Ban-Box Warehouse. 65
Canal street, near Broadway NewYork Rooms papcre
,
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NEW BANK CFF,E. Ell OliS Z.

Third. The marketing prnv.!ad to! this establishment
shall be- the best which he obtained Ind snail nc pre-
pared the cable the gcntccl and healthy manner
Fourth The proprietor confident that the large PRO.
portion Of the community who from New England VIII
lind this establishment correspond wlh theiryiewS neor"r
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31

- And DRESS BG0TS-Tne subscriber HaHe' I %
ortier Boots tne above description. Of th Iass "'
y OF French c1il-sk, and IN The aie't ny ana ~
very reasonable price, Gentlemen "i2 @ tr ~, o,s . -,
,r. r.ls,r 10 raI and !. conynced ttai lbs prices arr
cn, p 5s.en " ,ief !, 40 ,.aFr md y is . 9fsef Y i,
T- @ ~ a" iirs c ,7 DIR X no difficulty IN getting
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ARD NNN MOONS
20 Lf.T-'rhe three story house. No

I.T.I-ITTt V7Ift, SlOTv NOU>t. NO
so, fhir. avenue rp, basement j. eNcl wi,li the
street tt> fepee with every convenience marble iautt
IN the two principal Sorics. mi the panye> inSe w!it
drawers. shelves. &c. To good tenant Will be let low
ana privilege for yca;s POSSESSION gwen
!nnnettIaieiy. tPply
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Az Al, kinds for ease AMI comfort such a Rocking. Re-
c1nlen Revolving G. TIE :rSt premium tie lat
Fair. tls been AWARDED King' Chairs. They warrant
I'd 10 IL lar superior oa.y IN TN. city elsewhere.
u. W. KING, Patfutc-,
Ill. Il ga Rrnl ltvav between Grand and Rro9!ne
New-York tribune., 1842-01-31
INFORMATION NANTED.-Charles

T. Gar,trer Ladies Shoemaker lei; lis hcne corner
OF -! street and rj;Ir Avenue the 7th Of December
last nce Nhichtl lie has snt been heart: rocl tie :
hvc feet iach> high. slender hG and has number ct
warts hS ttaad> Information respecting him wi! b.
;tanStuIy received BY his wife, tGe above unennoaed
place. y y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
iCJ@ No changc,o note in price, of Peoiue.
HANnvER COrNrN


At n meeting 4 the Whiss Of the c,un,v Of
Hanover, held their Court House. on the s5,h or
January, and called together for tho rurpose If
-e'nS NJ person ms their candidate in the coming
County election, MIR Carter p,,x,op. was chosen
Ch''rman' md Mir Williams c. wickham Seer.
'ory.
Inc meeting h'viNg been called - order. and =,
letter from Ctptnin Charles Thomnt,r o,r -
Representative, he'n. re,i, in winch Lc a. ~.
ms health was such, 20 force hin, 10 4c-pno ,t.
no our ol beng -oni d,tc for a sent in tb. mo-,
llonrr 81 Delegates: d; was
heS,'red, That he letter of C,n.n;n Tbon,nson
VI, ,uu ~ ''ceV'' ns nm ample apology r,r III, de-
cral Assembly # w. '' ~ 0''"-
I'n motion o' Maiir Thomas Boswell.
- "Nor,a' Ihat IN thc opinion ut this mertirr
'e''Ic ~ GiS'e't Esq. D. The N 50 sni,nblc me-
san ~ select az tho Wh.s candidate, for our new,
county election 49, ''' ""' next
Committee YVES Then directed 10 whit n, NJ
10 's'c't ard TO inform him OF his nomin.ton and
wv ".U- introduced n" the meeting, m n few br.,
.nh per inent rcmlrks. th1nkeA his C.ll,-v .,,,,.
ilr ma hooour they had conferred uron hin, AMI
s'sn,h'd hrs acccp cnce Of the nomin,tion
ne inee'in' then proceeded 20 'ake in,, co,,;J. -
''l'n me p'onfictv Of On linz Cnnyen,ion a. H.
nomination nj "Hnt'dl'e irr this Senatorid Dis.
trc' ard o. was nrc"rt.n.iy
Eesoired. TIM William Williamson Pi.h,,dr
yH''I',,, WIN. ~ winston, Milton VI Green ami
J"hn ). T'v'or bC appointed D.'r.,tes N ,,,nJ
Il convention 70 ho 4 cid 10 L1uist Conr, unus. IN
&c c,nii''e tor IN" Senatorial D-stric,. and
'"' inc o'her counties composing the Dis,,,., d..
F'q l's'ei 70 1rt m oonu~Vi,n with us and tn no.
',nt CAV inr The sad convention
hsNtr.d, That these proceedings be sent IN the
published. ''"' "ey re
The meeting then 'diourrcd sine die.
CARTER BRANDON. Chm,n.
WILLIAMS {. WIcKuAM Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
REMARKS o. lIR. TnOMA~.

Upon Tie e'.eon cfJp5zsef tbs Co,ui Z .lsg,a!s.
Al1. THOMAS SAID. fh1- .als-l--l MS .ie ,s,
t.man r'riHff0i .Y his friend from J,it..sor ,,I-
II roet'l had not '.- advantage % 10 cxt1us vs
pt.s1n.l orl"a.ni7n-e ~ th members u-an It,t
. A''r' t- i..- Or -u"ent -r-n l'm, coming from
/ the -i"- s--I1a % i.e STATE, go second las n1m.-
/ n-.1u.
| Nit s1id. he rc-iae.ly concarred with the zen
t'eman 'ou Richmond, tNs DluieJ that The act
w were nov about 90 perform. was the highest and
most s'cr,i entrusted t1 us; th7t 0, WIS 81 matter
eqIl, interesting 20 81 paris of iie Common7ye m
-"1e i' Wh'c1 the iutere-ts C.! tie people were "a
Iyc'y mo vt4-i'r 20 On independent and en.ishi.
ene1 Judiciary, We must look as the sheet anchor
Of our safety, The fortress OF the Constitution
Mr. L. s'id, ci Inc gentlemen, who have been
sevctaHy ofousht;o The auen.ioa Of The Legislature
for the s'rtion, he &C not ia,end 10 speak paricu
Iarig but Is me nominee Of lie gsntlaru7n fror,
Jefferson combined, in his opIn IN, in on eminen,
degree, he qualities necessary FOR a correc. DIS
charge ~ the duties Of the high cfii-e, he would
consider himself iatL'es5 10 the trust posed r hp,
by bus constituents, did lie no; raise his yo-cs m
bel 40 Of tie claims OF tina, gentleman.
In Icsa c'udl ion, and u v.zour and ro.rc- or
mHt, No J. Ercw not his superior. II brilliant
career asa Lawyer 10 thought ulequal ed.
MI i. hen treiv referred 10 the carly hil'crv
Of Nlr Marsa7N and Remarked, ihltalfer i.s rr1d-
alton 90 Virginia, re- removed 10 jls city rf Bal,
more, and there comme1 O. ..fs p-0'crsona ctres-
u1t such being BIS rl..r mo !e--y, Boo uiI not OH.
tam fue 0ra-iICe hos .snts md learning crt-.rd
1.' no. nnI. rcn. invited 10y The present Chief
Justice oi Che Cnf,d States, ~ tsle plrt with h n,
900 Che argument % r. case them tcrrntIrs io tho
Co r. Of trpcl Bro The S-at- OF Nary and i1vov.
ir- no, only Ir-e amount OF property, but some
Of ;hc most imp-r;snt pr.r-.r rs of w
Young -i"IsI'I CX7wIr-I thn r.ss and soon
m'c. himself master %. %, 10i wrcr tie term tic
Court comm need, te repaired t1 Anoaro u.s.: tfc
JUDGES s'r1cs "Iiu hs youthful appearance, Old
not ies'''o animal, cr', even in his rra-.fc, ur-
on what they pleased fo term fhe folly Of vour-
IHgg ID or 81. BOD. rF UH.. d. r ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
MEETING IN Goocu1ANn

~ meeting Of a portion Of the Whios q,
IioochanI' he'd at the Cour House, on tho J7,h ot
J'nuaTy' Tor the purpose OF taking into consiJc,,-
non INC proprety Of sending Delegates TO A Coo.
yyeh'on, proposed IN be convened a, I.ou,.1 Con-,
.i.usc' on feor'nfy Court Gay, 20 select a clrdi-
diie tn he voted io- at the neYt Sc,,,or;i I.,"
tor ms District, Thom,s Cu5d was called n the
Gh'ir' and Charles F. Pope appointed secretary
,n o' inc meeting having been explained,
'"e following resolutions were adorted.
- l. Hfs red, That 1t IS deemed exped,cnt TO send
keprescniaiives 10 the Convention. and that DE-
Boiling. be the Delegates " ''
q H'so'r'd, That the Other counties comno,;ns
INC Sen't'rml District, nre re.pectfiilv invited ~
to he proposed Convention. h"'''
On motion If Dr. g. w. Harris.
,hfs.trta' That the Chairman and Secretary be
added 70 the Delegation. 20
u h's''rsf That these proceed ngs be sent 10 fine
hiSnmond Whis for publication. '''
Eesoirsd, That this mcerire no,v ,d;o,,..
THOMAS CURD. Cbm,n.
CHARLES f. PORE, Secretary. ~""' Tie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
DEATHS

A. his rcudcuoc, Magnolia on Monday ilr pm IN Ia
W. Uiniei Nof'ornc Norton, gentleman Whose rrtirng
l.poauon lsi hn 10 thc 1po.fruFvc purlurs o. IIor
c1,ufe-i Which Doc displayed POI much Ubcr,fy ferf.
'nl n.rl llncs7 as 10 render hu GOOD neighbour, De.
lWW companion and valuable cuasn. NJ wsatho son
oi hfg hinhiero This city, und has mn n rcd farntf
hrnn1 Iih. " y Wa Fcnfcm4n ola enfffas red mind
on hn0 H"rary TASTE and celebrated fYr bic kn4.re f
Ne Vinc, 1ni hs ftill n hurIcuure. NJ isp8 1r 10 ~
afn1b' he epc cfy must agreeable Tie rrope of bic 81
'ffFftnU bad boon extensive Vrriurr n bic ffrlnr
origins. 100 Dig reflections We BID him a laaf ami re-
tomato alieuf
Died. ln Hanover me 25fh instant ~ fhe trsters
NJ hri step ffhrr M Thomas Hoop. r. In the g6t y,- -
hcf sc, MrH EilIAUEIt 10 KING. conaoff of 1,l, 4
hfnE leaving no infant 81 Nu wrrka uI Er wae ttot
ani ~ "cu uatc wife, and Do may truly rfid fhst
Those who knew her best. loved her tnotf.
ns- Enquirer sndChrsfian Advocate requrrfcIf, eory
thif rFsi fence, in hc county NJ Powhl,fr 0t, i y
Of Dcce.nh. q. 1871, JOHN -. TAYLOR sru'f I'M ,l,
year NJ iia Htr There never vri NJ deft marc Inn,
uf1, ~ ono OHIO always mantle ri moro ,iaii.rfe .
,cfnpu'o7 rrfiri tfnfh iic vas hlcrfto a G,r eot
hif frurrpHy wa NJ ffInf cold Inl feift ef..
ma cost wiucn gives in boy. will the iour of ra.,i
n"'e ample rof1fn 2" morrow, bm 10 vra frfo ,rt ~,
u2Iahi sprnfng wumy Rom hfau if1f avpo .ff,, ,f
"ilt The fuh-fugs 90 1hcfa an1 c tfe nh i,,,,,, .
d,ingfnod. He has I'M widow and several ,t,i,y y.
mourn hs sudden dsafh May The wlt,,', ,rt ,i W.
phina God sustain snd cheer thsm In their ,deroos
Friend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
LaEs Of Cunt of.1rr.nr,

The Legislature ycs,,,d,y resumed the i,o, or.
der tor the el'eion % Judge OF Cou,t Of ppeas.
The whole day aud part Of the nisht (,iu Q
o'clock were consumed in he 1u to elF ct an e,e.
ton
Ga The frs, ballot, the vote stood Lei h 60. Me
comns GO, May ~, scattering :.
Second b's'o Lc'eh ~, McCJnas co, scatter.
ing II.
Third ballot, Leigh II. Mccom,s g. scatter.
ing 20.
"'' MeC'"a' wna then Withdrawn, and Mr..
May aud MIR Marihall re-uomina,ed.
good jeal OF animated discussion ensusJ he.
tween MIR. Scot, and Nj. Daniel.
The fourth vote resulted May 67. Marshall 6,
Leigh 90. scattering 4.
The 5ih vote slood May -, Marshall -. sc,,.
icting ~.
The 9Th vote May c.. Marshall n. sea,.,;r,
N'r Mays name was withdrawn.
Mo Cfu,ch6eld expro ,scd his belief thu, m Gle.
~" eoH'd no" Toe effected. II those who had last
No''u Tor Nlr Marshall. would vote for him ON an
o'h-r ballot, that gentleman womb c,,,,in,v no
elected. -
RESTITUTION was received from the Senate. p-s,-
nonins the JOINT order until today. Alter .,,d
deal o. do" C. The House agreed TO the reso u,on.
ana II nine o'clock, after session OF nine hour.
the House adjourned.
Zoe contest wall be renewed to-day. whstw;ll
oe tue result W" cannot iotelell The signs. las,
"'sh'' were &c 'dedly favourable to Mr. Marshall.
a"d another vote won.d probably have resulted in
his election.
As "eFe Is no oi'e' candidate now in the field
"S mot "orS are pretty well tired ont with the con-
''''-and above an, as MIR Mitshall is rr,noure. d
'y competent judges omincn,ly fitted for the sta.
'''n' we presume he will he elected on the Il 5, bal
lot this morning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

and is form must be moulded interest aud neces
siy require, 80 to consult all the circumstances
wa ca tend our actuSl condition; end as our IN
,c.eys IRE different aud the difference arises Gom
the unequal It property mn,nly, property
ought Ia lie considered in 6xn the b,sis Of repre-
sentstion Ii from this u results that given mum
her 81 voters this side Of the mcun, aims are
counted against a larger number on the other side,
Il ought not To- excite olium. We do not mean To-
claim any superiority over oar Western brethren
physical CT moral, but simply To maintain that a.
we have equal rights ot persons, and greater rights
at property, end some of those rights IN a measure
peculiar society, We have greater interest in
the common stake, and ought to- possess an authcr-
" IN proportion TO that interest. and adequate its
protection IL IL not intended To Ntirm that the
right of Sufcige IN the individual ousht tn be in
proportion to his property, but tina, where there
different and distinct interests existing IN misses
sufficiently large to form important objects OF Go
vernment, the rule applies.
In respect to tnxa,on, IN The year 1880, the 81
delegates ct tho Western district represented S33
7TO "a; the 2S delegates OF the Valley $50 96S O6;
the is delegates of the Piedmont district $50 g65
l6: md the S6 delegates of the Tide water Siii,
ii2 -. In isli the first meutionet delegate, rep.
resented S9i,sTS 81, the second 500 ia 81 the.
th'rd Ssl9,7i9 81. and the fourth SsO6 SOS -
This comparison she~s that du'ins the preceding
ten years the two western divisions have cNpcrien.
ccd large increase over the eastern divisions, m
both OF the great interests which enter as olenlsnts
into tie bass Of representation; and udsin at tho
future by the past. the time cannot loo lar distant
when we may expect to see the power ct the 90
vccnment upon far principles of prcsentation I'd
Just iiscf more evenly between the great divisions,
or even shiit sides entirely. When that time shall
arrive, the east having sufficient guaranty in tho
condition Of the west that the power will not be
abused tn their injury, will resign without mur.
muir Or dstrust To jher more prosperous aud power
ia neshhor. that control over the public etllirs
which they now exert. But al the present time
e'ch Of the four gre,, divisions Of the State, accord
INC TO the census OF $50. ir each at It's white in
hablan,s. pays lhe inllowln. annnn. of tnNcs w:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

- the be'u'ful h's presented by Genr
Lyon to the Cadets Of the Virginia Military Ins,i.
'u'e' IS now in the Library Room of the Con,oi I,
was painted by Mrs. Outlet, an accomplshes T,dv
ana Artist who Is now engaged in taking Miniature
L'kenesses IN this City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

- we arc authorized to soy that John u.
laws '''l no. oe c'ntitic to rcPres Mt the eoun
~ ut Amhcrs'. at the mex, election.
A. The Lyrehhurg vrsnon is requested to
copy the foregoing in n'ri MOadoy's paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

An effort was made to get up glorf-aton meet
ing IN Philadelphia, on Monday last. From the &C.
counts IN Inc papers, 1t does not appear what mum
Der was IN Attendance. The Tvisr p,per even
docs not represent the of,ir as very encou,,ri,e
and tho Pennsylvania G.o-o) indma,os tbnt !,
was an entire failure.
The Madsonian has announced. that the Admin
''r''ion must have party to cary ON the Govern.
ment-ond this Is tho frs, overt effort TO make one
mr. Tyler has avowod lis determination 10 nppoio
no more wings nor Loegs TO onice-his appointed
must be Tyler MN pledged 10 sustain him. Thar
Tho only quai he'ton Tor Office rowl ~ Inv,
hois'ed NE Igie, fag" was his Excellcncy's dcela
ration n few days sines-ond 10 must bo tho mott,
Of oil, who receive Office a. his hsndsi
frfr VHf'r's Patent Saiam1ndsr BOOK SsC,s-
These aro said 10 be iar superior 10 my former in
veouons n this nature. Nolhng short Of ON ever.
lasting fire. oan injuro books and papers in them.
nj least, 20 'uS sad.
We would refer those DESTROYS or examine
these Safes for themselves, to the advertisement oi
Mr. l.. II. Brown.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
RICH MO d.
FRIDAY do0NINo. JANUAuY as
To ysur Tsnis, o Israel,

a" SsW ifhiA - israel!
Circumstances daily Transporting must satisfy eve
~ WING, however reluctant he may be to believe /,
that the individual, WHOM accident HIS nl,ced in
the Executive Chair. il hl.o to tho h,.h aud bol,,
principles of the Wing Party. lie has faded To re
deem every pledge which the Wings made To the
country, aud has sought and u stll seckn, To en-
pIoy the power and patronage with which he is I'm.
vested, to subsoTve his individual ambition. IN iii.
regard ct the public good. lie has failed tn MD the
Wings IN econom'zing the expenditures of the Go
vofnment-and no majority in Congress can efr.,,
any thing IN tins particular, withou, assistance from
the Executive. He has failed To abolish .i,..r,..
and useless ofiees-on the contrary he has revival
some, winch were ABOLISHED 10y Gen'I uarrison
Tie has failed to npFon, men office on the score
OF their q"al'heations-makns personal devotion Ia
himself the test Of finest As ii utterly rceardess
OF public sentiment and good morals, he h,sen
pointed to an important and responsible pos, in the
Treasury Department, nm individual. whom the
Report of the Investigating Committee, of which
Mr. Wise was Chairman, charged with the chic,
blame of the deislcation OF Swertwou,.
The Wings cannot, as honest men and p,,,;o,.
stand up IN the support of such Func,ionaty. They
wash their hand, Of him. They never. j, is ,ruc,
nau much confidence IN him, bu, they neverex-
peeted him to be placed in position, whe,e he
woh'd have the power to do much mischief A.
accident has occomp ishcd what dosisr coull never
have aeheved-and as they are in some dcs.ce p.
spons'ble f>r having put il within the reach ol
chance - saddle such an incubus unon IN. land
they will make he best ntonemen, To tic country
they can. 10y doing all in their power TO ret rid o,
MN al 'hs earliest DAY possible. To this end th.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
THE 6.h joint Vo:e.l

Foa Mr. LEIGH-Niessrs. N,sA. Speaker, J r
Thornton, j., Cooke, PcY,aa. Bin,s'. = ,nulrlnt.
Gusts, Co'at, run''al', Lyons, Carte, Fiuikne-,
Woouhonsc, FoniN.-c, -rd Mclh'ncy--l5.
FR Nj NccoMAs-Nessr.. Huns On. Carson.
Wiley, A.Sm.oo, Wool'o'S, Piper. Preston Bou;
din. .i..-tt. Srinn, MoNulen, Scott, Newman,
aud Tromuson-li
For Mr. A3ARsuALL-Mr 4 terson-l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

FoR McCoNAs -Mcssrs. Hunton, Carson. Wi.
ley, Atkinson, Woo i1k, PIPER Preston. B9rlfi0.
Mohel, Shinn, McMu.en, TOD, Newman Thomp.
sOn-l4
FoR LEioH- Mcssr'. Campbell. Thornton. Jr.
Cooke Baptist B'ndurn', Car,s, T9..,l.
Lyons, Carter Fau.kner, WooIb1lss. Fosa.r.
--l2.
FoR BALDwE-Nlcss's. Peyioo, Conrad. Ne
lhancy, Anderson-4.
FoH JonN r. MANI Nash, Speaker 81
HoUsF.
FoR McCoHAs-Mossrs. Bly'y, AHworth. Hot
I1w1y, Cox Of 70 n l., Jones OF Brooke. R,d8.rk
llar0son Of q. Jones Of Buckingham, Hask,r.
doore, samuel. Cox oi G., Vaughan, Deskir..
vs. n,d, Byri, French. Carroll, Spencer, Kin-hc.o.
\ -nVfrl 3, iiol.Cmln, DAVIS OF X 4 e. Wood
wart. Cenfcnin, Holiday, Marshsil, Martin o.
IN, Dcgs BOYD. Scott Of N. Morgan, Harrison 90.
N, Dave Of " & +. Fitzgerald, Hden, M'Pherson.
i in.r, Wallace 81 y. Guncs Hopkins, Blown Of
y bea.h' Bm~nor, MeCsuIsy, Shipman, Smun
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Or resardn,, the STATE divided for the apporton
ment of representation m the Senate, the East and
West paw irr each white inhabitant within their
limits as follows:
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First joint Vo;e.l
C...

For McCoMAs-Nessrs Hunton Carson. VII
ley, Voolfolk, Piper, Preston, Boudn MoG-ctt
Shinn; McNluilen, Newman and Thompsou-I2.
For LIZ Gu-Messrs Campbell, Thornton. Cockc,
Baptist, Bondurant, Tunstall, Lyons, Carer and
Faulkncr-9.
For MAI-Mcssrs Nash, (speaker,) Atkinson.
Gusts Wcodhonsc and To6-j.
For MARsnALL-Messrs Conrad, Fontainc end
Mcllhaney-3.
For BALDwN-Messrs Peyton, Anderson-2
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Teacher cf Music, -
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ISecond joint Vole.l
SFNaTr

For McCoMAs-Messrs Hunton, Carson, WILEY.
Wooiolk, Conrad, Piper Preston Bouldin. NloiFeit.
Shnn, McMu.ien, Newman and Thompson-I3.
For LEIGH-Messrs Campbell, Thornton. Cooke.
Baptist, Bondurant, Tunsall, Lyons, Carter,
Faulkner and WOodhouse-l0.
Fer MsRsHALL-Messrs Pey;on, Conrad. Fen.
tame, Molhaney, Anderson-5.
For MAT-Messrs Nash, (Spcaker) Atkinson.
Gusts and Tod.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-19

The Chair, in pursuance of the foregoing rcso-
luton, appointed the following gentlemen
Col Seth Salisbury, Of Bradford.
Almon II. Read, Esp, of Susquchanna.
f. b. Lowery, Esq, Of Crawford.
Col. J. Tway, Of Dauphn.
On motion.
Resolced, That the thanks of this meeting a,c
hereby returned to the Hon. John G.. Bucher, for
the faithful and dgni6ed manner in which he has
discharged his duties as presiding officer.
On motion.
Reeolced, That the proceedings of this meeting
hc publiched in ALI. the Democratic papers Of this
State and of the Union.
On the motion, the meeting then adjourned, with
three enthusiastic cheers for Col. R,caARp NJ
JOHNSON. the Hero Of the Thames.
(Sgned by the officers.