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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

w w'"i ''r of tis establishment, ai the commence
mn - ~ ycas, r,tufaS his thlnsa 10 his fTicnsk
l.'ic, tor their liberal support since Il was 6rs
iuor accommodation in July last, and he hone
49, ''t u merit u, 10y making al those who lOurn A.
''l'"Sf a. comfortable al leau Al any other Hot.
.Hri lie takes uIis oppcrtuuiy also, Of cautinn
- ~ pu'o asfinsi the uninundcd Tuinors put snoai b,
~ per "ns about the estra,sgsnt charges Hail
u"eh made al hi' Hotel, by assuring them they au
''N VITA ihey ALwANa have been. SlpzRBAV.
Richmond Va, Jan. 81 l5i2 ia ln
, n'ardcIs for meals only at the Gcntlemen' ~.
uary, t885 per year.
At-rh',i 10 the ESchang" h large Concert anl BAH
"oo'n "hieh VIII be ict Tor such purposes upoi
.0lahle Tea a. any ln Inc CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
5sh. 1872

4 =. MADDOX, Rieh7-aud. Va l. constantly r..
~ r'iNor trni ihr re't Ninur, uf Click.
r'ns q M'@a rnl 4 ''hort Go Isslisa. al sKt.n.
-v" Assoumei ~ Piano Fufea r,,ic expressly 10 lis
order All nl which warranted 10 suusfur o, an
brought IN this marSc'. From arrangements wl.ic ic
hw littundc viii. ilc U1uuacrr,rs. hr Vii De- attic 10
fci uen iut rorsi crihr tess than iofinery II the la.
Funcuts are mo- MAJ they represented nc th.y
VIII %" cho19f'l or taken hack and when there be- sr
doubt aloui iha quality. no nav will DO required mani
such dIut's are Renewed 10y trial.
Piano ~'rn'1 OF ail patterns
Piano Covers from s. To- as.
IHiuI always IN tire.
The 'afg.,t collection " chrtch music ombr,eln, all
Tie new publications. Al .c uSas prices who'csie and
Ubli 4 = MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
DAVIES & BROTIIERs.
piano IfnHT'Ea

fIiflE deserved rrpuftuon which The Instruments male
hy Nrssfs. Davies 4 urDfcrf " Sow YORK. haa 10.
tanned SINCE hcir Introduction ino fhs city. has ures
fIrHubgCrunrf u enter into with fr uful
acurera ior flc sale Of thcr Instruments. and cone.
ducnfy supply will c constantly hlut From an ~.
city bring practical workman hmHcl the subsrr,.
bcf with confidence, commend those Instruments ss
posssasug au tbs ,u1 torn Improvements, combining
svsein1ss AMI brtHcY Of ipuc, equal r to aarunou'E
~ nny oiter n,t1uitr Ilsrta Doe tlo United Safcs.
Sits pfiret pf tIt4. range from $50 down
~ low stii FrranIH wauIur good FlNNO must n1;
be dcerre from .r Ut these nTfuurnts uu account of
ncr chcipnrss, Tor al who have tried ono Of the Low
ru'ci onn' have been aff1uaei CO. fui them equal To-
olhr OF Dominion, ihc subsruhcr hitcrs himself tsi
If in1te w want of sg1pi Piano will bot give him call
nn ekif aniity those usifuucus, au feels confident
~ Hhprrtl pnfr1Hafo.
Any instrument proving detective, may Dc exchanged
wftn Twelve months after purchase.
Ps--Nu ku1tof Cabinet Furniture for ale Al fr,.cs
y, etm the tunes. W. Three doors below rc NOW F,
ehane Bank, aui noly opposite tho Merchant CoIee
H'uss Richmond. May 2'. 1871
DtuD ldaqry' aai fnnneis, at unprccc1cnte pr,ecs
! tor sale by r. u PRiCF
FOR SALE CtEAP.
4 AniEs ssalstin siiprer'. leather bound
= ~ no 40 Tee 90 IN
~ DO d1 Stap do 80
Db 81 do Hussins DO Do
Tho above Sl0c4 ifcshiIiyinr houfht then che.p
fey viii be sold very low Also flesh lot OF ehfrrni
Morocco Ankle TIC shps by .
Successors a. Putnry, opposite The
mb " Ruas 81 tho E1sie uotct
..wrna uaH0VVy rsUnnu - ....t..t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04

FLOWER SEED.
Dah..a Gouble Zinnl.. Cas-.
"a, Scotch Broom, Pick.
Honesty. Trefcrc, Cansly-
iuit. Chysanthcmine, Egant
Corcops.s. Euphorbil Varie
gated. Ice Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Cacalin, Ia.
vaiera. Aronis. Love IN q
Mist, Megnione;te, Marvel o 1
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
GREAT DIsCoVERYF

HIS mol,ine IL the oay one that has come beG,rs ,h
Pupc Tor the rclttof moihc-s and b. dcsigneI Tor
mem ana them only u l. not FOR ai complains mn
orihe dc -ucd. he esrno ola In is f,vor b.p
so Strong, We reeomu eni It as a valuable medicine A
NJ ts peculiar virtues For sal BY
mr@2 NJ FTSTACF A. SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
GARDEN SEED.

W.fRR.8INTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
ART1CHOKE- Green Clobe
ASPARAGLS-Gia NJ or Dutch
DE- lSrse and small Luna, Scarlet Runners Red
snap nEANs-EaIiy China, Early Yellow PsrI. ve.ss
nsiysec or 1000 one, Red Nsrrow Early Mohawk
Lify hooi furni" Routcs. yellow 10 org ood
nm i,i.N and Nriie French, sugar, Nanrei WurSzcl
BRoCDil-Purlls aud White " '''@''
cAbnAGE-EaIy York. Iar.c York E,Iy Su-,rloaf io
bhiefssa. Lite fa;iersea. Far In,re rr,,r,t.s,
arsI hstsnr' pruinhead savoy, Green CURED Savoy
GohAuLlFhowsR-Earlya and Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
tELERE-MLte Soft
'AEniLsLoos Orange, Long Scarlet, Early Horn. Al
cnESS-cur'-ioi Pepoergr.rs
'.stK1t.ry Frame, Early Cins,cr long Green,
S,:H.,n,,S,;T,rLsriy sugar Easy Tuscaroras
RGG PLANT
KAIss-Grcen Crrlea seo,eh. Rsne
iEtk-lsrEe sculch
LETTUCE R.ya, she Heal lee. Brown Dutch, r.rly
"a. .-.I.a .. - 80: Hhre tnd Green C01s
tIE8 .EfoN-Fircu Kinda
.sTiSs--, ,l,:en Cff"n hu'iHez Pine Apple
MuSrARD- White Mcd'ein.i and Brown
n.riy'- ril'e- S.in. Ncio0 But~h. faflyRsd
rhAss-tkira Early, EaIy wsrw!rk, Eariy Nav E,,lv
-. f.sh'si' Dwarf Pio...c ''
Pi rP6a-Csyer,- and sa,,.h
T. SNiP-t"-g H,aia, Gaslsey or Dutch
nhl BAHB-UHduatrs' 6,r T.rts
RArniSHISne c.ti-i Sisort Ton Lone .,r,.n w..
Ilfnip, Req rurnip. Rack soaais, - ~
-p p,S '. or Nese;asie Oys'or
sous-t-Early Bush, or,nse w4r,ca. Yeraw Cook
ToNA1tp-Isr-o Red sad Yeiloz,
IuRNiP -Nhue Pct Du.ch, Rcd Ton Isr,e E,ylish
FLOWER ssEDs aai BULRoUs ROOTS, a large a..
e . WILLIAM PArurp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
i. PEASE X SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
100 HnIfNn EANDX

IsOARHOIfND CANDY.
rHHlS Incompatible Compound, fnr the Of Coughs
colds a.. be- Justly cchrarl ani every DAY boat adis
p it, popularity. IT, taste very pcisl mt amt Tor liy
sn convenience preferable every ollie" cough remedy
known. Numerous certificates of ts efficacy th'
possession NJ the proprr0r', although they deem rae
pily css'nr ruI fl the article and the grcli favor
with which Dr. every where received, the best
drncre of BIO utility.
uJ- Observe every genuine plck1rc is signclhy
PEASE a son,
80. DIVISION street. y. y.
HJ- esh supply just receive :, or salo Wholesale
mauu'1cturct's IIircr 10y
u,IJ ALEXANDER rUvAL co.
BALTIuO tttG LIFE INSVNANCE co.
JOIN I. DONALDSON. PresidsHk
TTHlS Company makes ASSURANCES ON LIVES tot one
y or more ycus, og lille, az the following Tor
very huudi cd d0.lrE
AFe. one year. SeueH yeaTs. Life.
$40 SiI2 s2Oi
i36 20
% lJl as
~ as fgt 7m
GRANTS ANNttTiEs- Rates for hundred dollars:
Is 1890 "A'' 'iS.Ss Per Anuum.
40 tiI9D
HINS ANNtITtrS:
SELLS FNDOWMENTs FOR CHILDREN
RECEIVES MONEY on DEPO-IrE,
EXECUTES TRUSTS
MAKES CONTEACTsin whchliic or the Interest Of mo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
1 ADIks. NLkaANT tanNcn moRoc..

IT 90 NND RID VII 70 ItH-TUV WIHHfdf,
fsrsA fac assortment II these superior slippers On
haul, which fhr attention n the Irce ir solicited
ID BURLINGTON 4 80.
g. - Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04

EXTRA FAMILY FBoUR-iua received
Il tot n Andrew Bcnnes Family Flouf, warranted FIRST
Tato, OF no sale. epH fRY co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
NOTICE.

hnN rn 10"r he 2ih of sprI. our ,Fi.we-kly Ire ~
h~ts 20 iyuci,1uTs will leave Richmond ana LIN Ia.
nirs n Nnn sy Wcdno-;ly oni F.ilay, NJ oclocs g.
W hy tscwcni. we are enabled to foiin csuncc
I'm wan TIE NtSirtu Stages nGt Ci I.yu~ nhuts our
os''lc Boats vii run usual Monday,
AMI tuiay evening Al O'clock l.. VI. Asin the con, q
nhce ann cNpe;i'U 10y this route all o'iers .tinc
Mcstuom Richmond or the vicinity. stall MT say Any
mug On re!ci pas ngcis Al oh those Nla have
iTav"Nsion cur iioafs
ap.3-u BOYD. EDMOND a DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
Acra'o ~h'ehlifo or the Interest ofmo.
WILLIAM Mt-RDnCu Secondary

Applications may bc made ctaona'y by letter. Opst.
pait ~ the subscriber Agent fur tue Company Rich
uoni, who viii furnish a casary information persons
csirous 81 aviiug Themselves oi The advantages which
iF Institution oilers fnr providing against changes
60 which an acc subject from the cttauty life andhc
prccHuuusucsa NJ business. ~ the payment of small
sum. which most mon can spare, coiuor thlc support
nay, ny this means, bee secured % Their families.
ie2t ". BALDWIN. Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
NEW SPRING GOODS.


TUE subscriber srrccvnr and opening aisrre surrIy
cfnrw and desirable VIDE 100 h.sinc. &c invites fle
afcur.u 90 bic cnts. aui customers Ecncfav as.ir1r
lher ifsi s vi hs rurchssc this spring Will y sustain
DIS previous reputation oftecpna gooi heap Goo H.
APPS THtTS u PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
NO. LOG.

REMOVAL.
~ h-srenJVcd has once TO the Rol.
ap2 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-04
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRlNKER a. MORRIS


NEW Luho-raphic Scenes Of Rustic Co,,,,ss n.
vermont Drawing Book Of Landsc apes; q, and
ereeHiei 1.-THE Vermont Episcopal lnsnue BSrirg1an
Tie first number shows tho rrd,o,,. 81, .--A,.--.-
10 e savage safe aud tho OF Arcleenre ,rnr
Hs htst ruic begnnirs, and Preliminary FreTrts.s -
sIaSl ana curved hne7, with numerous patcs Insirst
Tie second mum Der Is devo,cd .A,.ar -. -, -
Lar Escape Scenery 1890 " 'Sf'eSen'eu IN
The mud number presents Drawings Of Rock po,,s
We eleu WIN lie same ias and In ts saine
manner as the preceding. ~ ~
The fourth number CONNIE noes vyi-h Hieber cI,,sos
sun 10 av1nce tic Pupil To- e r, q, D,.v
ing and Finishing he scenes ~ ''"
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
cue All OF Drawing, and the Theory and Practice NJ
80 20 series OF Letters. Containing Ierspectivo
lnlo'hsl". On skeehng Drawing anu Colonng Land.
scaEt S,eHerF. Annals amt the Human FRure with a
new method OF Practical Perspective dessnet IN roysi
ehl pciscunus ttyc. for use Of IL acbeIs or or
81, l-1'.oh' ~ y Whlilnck Teacher Of the Art nm
w DiaN nes iroIa zeal ycws taken expressly FOR bis
""iA tu-- quaro volume of tiOpa.ss
ELEMENTARY DRAW ING BOOK.
DelhE t'e Huiiuens Of the Expaiued in se,ies of
t-s'tss'e iessonS- adapied t. the studies ami pur
-t o. young iaiies ana gentlemen in all estabhshments
laI 10 RAJ education, embracing the three tenlr-menf
u AT namely brawins. shading aud ColnufBa % nrse1
numerous copper a.c En:rayiras with cnpious istrr
Drawing "S 't4'''"i rIoiessor OF
p.awins Book Of Flowers. by Miss Ann smith
Ahuie~ss Lessons ~ Flower Painting being a ssre. NJ
@ studies PRINCIPALLY from Nature by Acke-
Together with Drawing PAPERS W,tcr c,,o,s 10 -
parate cakes OF all descriptions o." -
10 4aI siiver Paints Meiiznt and Pink Coor- Po,,h
ms u@iI aai sable Brushes various sizes Horn
,r 80 reIess SUPER Drawing Pencils cilFerenr
apr eS Ha~eiSi ~S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Bankrupt aesho"eSsns sS s .,sh .o Of III,
s.rnelon' ee.a n,,u who wac National Bank man.
The The Democratic Republicans offer YOU in bigger
son hancock man Who PROCESSES the d doctrines
hank. anti Bankrupt Law, anti Distribution h'!imnc
Eoo~rJgrs he right Of ns'ue.Gnavoed for , ha@
in the contest between Johnson and Eiam-is lar'nei
one of your own body-w'at he is, he made himself
he has interests in common with you-and' as a
mark of his sagacily and cear-sgh'edness we S"ud
mention. that he was the first man in the United States
nh, Nominated Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency
Come then to the polls and there proclaim whom non
you vii have to serve you Let not apathy, nor per-
who viii refuse to obey -"our count1y-rght or
wrong, our country. Let your motto be, Equal
rgh,s. and no exclusive privileges" long pull,
s,sono null and pull all together, will bring down
upon The heads of this Wing Federal party the AIRY
castles which fevered imagination and disiempered
,nmna have erected Come, put your hands To the
pouah and look moi back until the sunset OF the 27'
shall declare that Chesterfield IS, as she aras ana ere'
,r;W he. true 20 herself and her country.
rbes,erfeld April Is ls42.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26
TWENTY.sEYENTH CoNGREss--2d Session,
Wednesday, .fPrit 2o, 1912.
IN SENATE.


IN SENATE.
MORNING BUSINESS.
The journal having been read, memorials were &c
ceived
Mr. TAPPAN presented petition from Perry C"un
ty Ohio, demonstrating against TIE admission OF le1as
into the Union.
Mr. BUCHANAN presented twenty three memorials
from Merchants and Traders of The city of Philadelphia
stating that they deeply sensible that noihins WI
relieve The country elcctnay than an increase OF
duty on imports, and the encouragement OF a"ihes"c
manufactures. Mr.. b. also presented ten memorials
from individuals engaged in various employments IN
the State of Pennsylvania. -
Also from Delaware asking for the restoration OF Inc
tariff of 1928 Also four memorials from
PRAYING TINT the duty on iron may be placed Mt what
was in 1880. From the manufacturers OF Hour OF mus
tard, asking that Congress may admit mustard seeo
free of duty. From The manufacturers OF chocolate
asking for The imposition of duty chocolate, and
the admission of cocoa free from duly
Also from Berks County, Pennsylvania, asking foi
an increase of duty On foreign leather iron, hats cap:
shoes and ready made clothing. The same memorial
approved of the Distribution Bill, and asks for the re-
peal Of the provision which restricts the Distribution
among the States when duties beyond 20 per cenium
shall be imposed upon articles imported into The country
Mr.. WRIGHT of New York, presented the resolu
tons adopted by the Legislature of New York, request
ing their Senator's and Representatives. 10 roe ne re-
peal Of The Land Distribution qt, approved IN Sepfem
bcr 1871. The resolutions read and laid upon the
table
Mr. CRITTENDEN presented memorials from the
State of PENNSYLVANIA in behalf of protection.
RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. WOODBURY. offered resolution calling upor
the Committee on Retrenchment 10 inquire into Inc
amount Of appropriations made and unexpended, ar
ranging them under separa heads and the same
TO The Senate, well Us their opinions whether the ex
pendl,ures or any portion of them of public charac
ter can be postponed suspended until another yea
without lninry 10 the public business.
Mr. EVANS moved resolution instructing the
Committee Public Buildings TO report as TO thu
expedency of making appropriation Tor the compile
lion CT the Treasury Building agreeably to the orgna
design of the
Mr.. ALLEN of Ohio asked for the consideration o
the resolution offered Monday about affairs in X
Island.
MIR. ALLEN moved to strike out "verbally" and 10
ser the word .printed in the fourth line instead Of In
same.
MIR. PRESTON asked whether The Resolution wa
now before the Senate.
The CHAIR responded affrmatively, and the Reso
luton came up as a matter of course.
Mr.. PRESTON said he should he glad to hear wha
the Senators from Rhode Island had TO say upon th
subject /, appeared TO him that there was no neces
sy fer adopting Tie Resolution. The duty of the Pre-
sdent had been clear enough by the Constitution AM
The law. Upon these grounds he would be obliged t
act 1t was known what the President had done from
-. = ---iL IL Lr sI~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

NTOTICE-Fro and after the 25:h Of April, irweeklY
IN line. Lynchbg will leaTe Richmond and
ynchburs sionday, Wednesday, and Fridays al o'clock
~ ny cement. form connection with the
ous Stages running out Of Lynehbug Our seottsve
dly and Friday O'clock r. 81 connecting with the Farm
willie and Halifax Stages and also with the Charlottesville and
Starnon Stages the convenience and expedition this
rone over all going West from Richmond its vicinity
we shall thing but refer passengers and Others
those " no have travelled on packets.
BOYD, EDMOND l. DAVENPORT.
April IS It-n
COMMISSION BUsIN LSS.-I osr services my friends
u and the public Commission Merchant Consisnmens
10 me- kind will meet ith deen and faithful at
tentun. JAMES Vs. - Sun, on lin street.
81 will attend The forwarding Of any articles sent
for that purpose, &c j. q W.
AnriI Of 1lf-lm
NoTCE-Tis Is give notice. that unless all persons in
dehcd shall make payment within reasonable time
from date shall place all bonds and open accounts due
and that have been standing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

Troops for Iadia.-Very 4
press at the East India House
to forward, without delay, II
in Affghanistan. Within thu
Directors have accepted te.
,nd pb,rL hive be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26
FOREIGN.

,KRIyaI. or rue STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA At RosToN
Four days later from Europe
Tho britannia arrived at Boston the goth, bring
ina both London and Liverpool papers to The OH April
Ahbouoh the Britannia took more soulheriy route
than usual. number of icebergs were seen.
There had been no important change in the markets
since the departure of the Great Western.
rhe mos, important news is from India, brought by
the Overland Mail for April.
srho pr;tish parame mt was still busy discussing Sir
Rober, Pees proposed Income Tax and the Opposition
we're compacting for "trg Of war" against it. No
votes had been taken, indicating fairly the strength Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-26

are'in pro.
he Horse Guards,
Reinforce the army
u the East India
l5 ships of large
krly survey ed, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

statutes liz cWn,rs e .-i.iyc slaves. l!,-te.I,,a..
them; aud cHnnt hut hop tina, satisfactory a, M,
ie 10 The south, it will be chccriuy acquesee in =, IN,
Hoith and this vcxed question be- thereby relieved r
Il lis mist exciting features
Jaw Today an.ollcr OF Congrss just from w..
ineton. who thinks that I.l,r If the F,,b,,,,.
scheln's can by FEASIBILITY pass. The House Of Rem.
sensa,i'e5 II busy engaged in retreachin aal HIM,
they will M, stop a, TIE snail matters which now :,
gage their attention; but that, after getting tlrnpb ;,,
Clerks and DoorAecrrs. they will strike at bi,L.,
game.-Mr. Clay speech his resolutions is said ;,
have been Of the nol,t efforts Of his great mind
|, will shortly be published.
Tacra has been a change the editorial depar,mcn,
The Ind,pcndcnt"-Mr. Woods,n relrcs, and is s.,
ceelelhy Joseph Scgar. FISH, years 400 cor,sp,u
OTIS member Of the Virginia Legislature and one Of tho
al.les writers in the Union.
There has been recently had Highi 10 Tcrns. und.,
very distressing clrcumsanccs.-I allude to Mr. Todd
the Senator rJm the Mathews district, who cii IN. cit,
iew days ago. his flight bi, succeeded by varous m,
Of debt. forgery Sc II is said that the amour, -,
his liabilities is between 81 and 70 600 loars-,nd th,,
he has been time engaged in forging the names q,
his friends. in order to kcopup lis credit The eamip
houses, il is thought have received nearly the whl
oi'this large sum. Mr. Todd is yc, a younp man and
is most respectfully connected, we'll by brt! as hv
Inarria"c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10
HON
NOTICE..

Vie Tact Of Land which Samuel Branch, Esq.
u now resides, and which is advertised for sale on
on the 10Th day Of March, lSi2. by VIM ID. Branch,
Esq, as trustee, was conveyed by the said Samuel
Branch, by prior deed, dated the 4i day ofFobruary
1853 duly recorded to the undersigned as trustees 10 Sc
cure debt now due TO the Bank of Virginia at Lynch
burg-the amount Of which is about 81 ,000.-and tho
said Bank having ordered their trustees to advertise I'M
der this latter deed they have done so but not desiring
u interfere with the SALE advertised by the Trustee
"m. ~ Branch, they will consent to that sale as ad
vetised, the condtc express tina, SO much Of the
purchase money o the said Tract Of Land as will pay and
satisfy the debt due to the Bank aforesaid and the char
gs, be IN The first place paid the undersigned as
vs zee f~ The said Bsnk-whch arrangement being
nade the sale will certainly take place. as advertised ly
w. ID. Branch, on the l0rh Of March, 1912
&. l.. MOSBY.
JUhIUS A. CLAY, trustees
% The Richmond Wing will please to publish the
above twice week till day of sale, and forward its
. c cunt To this office fof collection.
Feb. % ,IOhjf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

At large meeting held at Memphis Tennessee, res
oluiions Were adopted requesting M,ssrs. Preston of
South Carulina, and Clay of Kentucky, To watch and
protect the peculiar interest of that State it being without
representative in the United States Senate Mcssrs.
Clay and Preston sen, the following reply
WNsHINGroN, 4th Feb, 1912.
SiR-Nc have duly received your letter of the l,th
ultmo, transmitting the resolutions and procccinus of
public m'elllE OF auruon Of the citizens OF Mem.
pins, al which You presided as Chairman hy one of
Which Resolutions, IN consequence OF the failure OF the
Legislature OF Tennessee 10 appoint Senators of tn, nj
ted States the meeting has done us the honor 10 adupt
us as the Senators Of that State as fy as the meeting
has the power 10 do and TO request Us To watch over
protect aud defend the peculiar interests Of NJ STATE Of
tennessee, as tar as may be compatible with the cursti
rational obligations which we are respectively under to
the States whose Senators we are
We regret extremely the failure Of the Legislature Of
i'hii s'c hitherto, 10 execute the duty which the Con
stitnon OF the United States has dcvulvcd upon il 10 an
point senators OF that state since it dcprivcs ia,
Senate OF the b'nft Of their ccunscls and co op-
Grafton IN promoting the welfare of our common con
Try, and because II is dangerous precedent which if
followed by sufficient number of States nigh, lead 10
subyerson Of the Government, aud a CONSEQUENT dis
solution of tho Union
In the absence OF Senators from Tennessee in,epen
dent oi any particular request. should have felt it our
duty TO attend as far as was in power To any inter
es's ut that State involved in deliberations of the Scnat,
nut a'ter Tie distinguished proof Of confidence with
which we are 50 highly honorcd by the meeting at Mem
puts we shall during continuance in the Senate Of
the United States. perform that duty with much ureatcr
pleasure and satisfaction.
w request you, sir 10 communicate TO our fellow
citizens Who composed that meeting our profound and
grateful acknow Judgments for the honor which they have
p'fh pleased to confer on and assure them that
we snail ever treasure il among the most cherished
and agreeable recocctions Of our lives
VI are With great respect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-10

o. The Globe takes decided ground apans, the
'hrcc PROJECTS Of an Exchcqucr Bank which have been
prepa'db by the Presden, and by the committees of the
t~o Houses of Congress. II gives, as the opinion of
''many Democrats that "an open, undsguiscd, Ham
illonian National Bank is far pref cradle to either of these
three plans,' Small thanks surely are due 70 Mr. Tyor
for his vco's, if,hcy succeeded by the rcconmcnla
ton u scheme even worse than the modified Bank
charters which he refused 10 sign