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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

Z shall be eeded to,he State IN ~heh hes give
this statement OF the provisions Of this bill Tor the
purpose OF Illustrating the operation OF such Law.
what. then, would be the effect OF such systemf
The Government, grea, landholSer, comes into
market and advertises that all those ~ho will
purchase the land within twelve months shall pay
as high as 81 25-that those who will wait for two
years shall get It alta less price that those who
vail not purchase Tor years shall have the land
as q git. The inevitable effect OF such system
would be 10 depfeeate the value OF the land in
market, and 10 discourage individuals from puI-
chasing the lands exposed to sale. am aware that
there portion of land in the States demo.
minated refuse land, or land which has been sub
leeted TO private entry for number Of years, and
am also aware that II is upon lend OF this descrip
ton that graduation bill would operate. From
an examination OF the Official documents sinca 1850,
u Is shewn, that since that time s40,0OO,O0O have
oeen received by the Government for these refuse
snds' which II 10 the favori,e policy OF these gen
uemeh 10 subject to system OF graduation
announcer fact; Il Is stated in the report OF the Com
miitee on the Public Lands in the year 1881, that
tnere had been in the State OF Illinois, at that time,
OF j millions, only millions actually sold; that
the balance OF ~ millions in the richest State in
the Onion would have been subject TO the Gradua-
ton law.
have made this statement Of the principal fea-
lures OF the Graduation bill in order TO show that
those who advocate such law, do not propose TO
apply the public lands 10 the support of the Gen
erai Government-that the advocates OF this bill
are themselves in favor o! an unequal unjust, and
partial distribution or donation OF these lands 10 a
portion OF the States of this Union.
To CONTINUED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
A TYLER MEETING ,

The N. Y. Express gives an amusing account o,
the great Tyler Meeting in that City, which was
designed to glorify Capt Tyler and nnnihila,e
Congress. After Gen. Sanford had finished very
well prepared speech and introduced his resolu
tons, high scenes were enacted. As a SPECIMEN:
Seen. Sanford reading the resolutions
"A Uo'cs IN The erOpd-I move they be taken
separately.
.1aoih,r uoiee-'All togetherr all togetherr
YoieeS.-'SepaTaen 'separatcl' 'separatep
Voices again. AN togeiher' all together r'nll
logetherl!r
Mr. Suydan, the Chairman.-Ts it your pleasure
that these resolutions shall passl'
VOiess-'Aye,' Aye Aye prolonged and con.
tinucd ayes)
OMer VOiees-'No, mo, NO, (prolonced md
continued, and screechng noes.)
ChatTmaI-'The Ayes have IT, They are car
ricd.'
Voiess-'Drvide,' Doubted Divide Separate .,
'All together Three cheers for Harry Clay, 'Ai
together Separate Go it,'-(Groans)
Ugh--'Ugb.'"
After tho resolutions in favour Of tho vetoes and
the EIehequer were read, the following came off .
IN. n. Blunt Eiq-'Mr Chairman, have in
my hands n substitute | wish to offer instead oC
these two Resoutlons'
Voic,s-Hear him. Hear him., Three cheer,
for Blunt Three cheers FOR Harry Clay
Ofhtr Yoiess-'Queslon" question: 'ques,iopr
U.Ong and prolonged cries for question.l
Gen. SiaTkDsaihsT.-'Mr Chairman hone the
Resolutions that II IS proposed 10 substitute will he
read
The Chairman. Blunt has tho floor,
Cries NJ question: question: question: and
Blunt Blunt Blunt Hear him. Hear him,
Hear him.
loud md prolonged upro1r. Hundreds Of
voices having, swearing. screcchng add eater
wauling' Some crying Fire. upon which there
was rush and alarm there had been four or
five fires during the dny)
The Chairman after eonsultation.-'Mr Blunt
has the floor
MIR Blunt here read three or four resolutions. one
doplorng the Vetos Of John Tyler, but calling
upon Congress to 60 head nevertheless -anoihef,
deprecatIns the proposition TO repeal the Disribu.
ton Law.
Crfss.-'Oh''AR "A ~ Aye No No Cheers
fIurrah for Clay 'Ilunah for the d. Pre-
Three grOons for John Tyler" Kisses for the
grosners. General and indescribabe upfoar
1T. Voice. Give Ne the question:
%. Voice. what Is the question:
3d. Voice. who shall be next President 49,
General laugh, uprosr, cheers and Kisses inter
mixed
4h Voice. This ss no.pohy meeting Iden
CriI Of all CANNON NO, you DOR, come
paddy over US IIisses-groan,, cheers, general
laughter"
The Finsi.
ar. Lockwood, Esq, mex, took the stand, and
amid much confusion bsgon the reading OF an al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

10 Readers and Correspondents, 6s-Ncro;, =,
Lady ClifIen BY the Editor-1'he Turf in An
Iea by :" n. Of Arkansas - Ophsla and no,
Produsg: By the Ejtor-A Spree with a villa
Boar Boar By TeprGy-A Leaf OF English Turf Sta.
~, 'or loal ~ Ista Speed and PAGES Of
aen-Hors Warranty in Poris-The Tuirmtn,.
READY Iteekoner: BY MIR. Theill-On Trninino
.he R'ee Horse BY Richard Darvill. vs.
fa'hlonahle Blood Of high-brsd American Rae.
ilofse'- Remarks on the fashionable English Rae.
ins HalNons-A Week nt newmarket. By "R,d
Rover The Ice BY an. w. Col Sm,,t,s
wo'k on llofses-Notss e the Month. By tbs
Editor Boston and Fashion-Fanny. to the CsasEs
9' 'be Dsy-Weigbts and Age Of Horses-A
oPortng Match-Priom and his Coits-Wasbing-
son Hunt CIub-Sportng Deeisions-Sales of
oq},ruary--Amerlcan Horses in Canada
NsnuIlng Feat-Tnhs-lmpousd RlddlesWo,,b-
ne Cracks at Mobiie-Fne Cattle in south "a.
tolina- Names Claimed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
a SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE Fop
THE AGUE AND FEVRp

IL w Introducing these Tonic Pills 10 pyLlic ,i
~ Noui remark. taf 81 duty 10 oi,r r. liog -
,, wi an'nilwHh IN promote The public welfare rbicd
'.lI us 20 present, " possible, 20 every ini, ',I ~
W. synmpni, an fncient and we'll mel rrpr,tv 49, :"
49, &c ~ disease The AgHs amt Itrsr *. IA
Dl ih'se fihs lave been thoroughly tested within ~
" 49, ~ ne most fatisftcfofy resnis ,n &C.,
Hhrh ihey hnvo been tired. Being gerferfly ior,,,
~ l,a fif containing nothing ~ derange or disor,.l
~, ihey nay De Fiyen alike a. Infants ana ,t,,1,.
ln' Wnph safety, snd without reference H. 49,, ~
~ IONS N Which the patient may BE- enssred m.
~ '''s 800 cure The most obstinate asne 4, a pssy
10y aiy fsppsifOu a. feveTisli fefnprrameof ,,,.l
.iu"iy hfiWcen The action ~ The stomach u1e, -,
~. lWpIrFni iuuciiuna. sud restore fie svrfen, -,
n, l'aih sud vir0r A. 10 cerfifcatss Of H. ~, -,
w t,,.f fi'i We have number both from pt'y,ie,.y
Ieueha ~ TIC highest respectaLiiify tn flc So, ~
"-,yanh, embodied in the form ~ han f6iis ,nt 49,,
rlo l anL ~ our SCENTS Tho Physicians nn tlc py ~
uui' ~ Maryland make u Them r. rui,ry - ~ "
nlt lof iemiiant and nicffnitfsnt levers win, me-,
p,led success Anne scd, The names OF aowe ~ ~,
TTnlse ans VIE have gwen Ccrtfcscs Dr. Ii.,,,Is5
- ton M Dr. N Holt Talbot 90 MI Jr = n \, l- ni
1 I =, MO- ~ WIN ~ Thonss, Esston MI W.
w.. ionc Pills are manufactured iny' by Tuou. -
t.nrhhNliI 60, Wye Landing Nd where fI,c = ~.
y, au and spped 10 soy part ofthe Unsd Estcs a.
a,vW ,nen.Ial Agenig, Messrs Smith Atkosr, nm
Wos w. W1Eins, Washington City, snJ MfJOUN gay
80 - ap6
NV. YORK rUnDs-For sale DnH on Now
or Df0O Applylo
APs RICHARD mn Ir SEQ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
Carisr B.rsrlsu. Esq.
To tae Voters at hs Ward Elections for the City o.
Richmond.

To the Voters at the Ward Elections for the Cay Of
Richmond.
bill passed the last General Assembly ito re
wise and amend the charter of the City of Rich
inond'" am informed that the impression prevails
TO some extent, that by tho new act the propcr,y
qualification for suifrege nj these elections has been
restricted within narrower limits than before and
that my action IN The matter. rs the Representative
oi the City, IN the State Legislature, is regarded by
some, with curiosity, If not with dissatisfaction.
nope may be excused under the circumst noes
particularly as The Ward Elections are at hand
and al are interested in having correct information
as to their right TO vo,el for saying few words on
the subject
The charter of the City. before the passage of the
present law, was contained in some foyty Acts
o' Assembly. passed at intervals. (some Of them
before The kevoutlon,> and of course was DISPERSED
through the Statute Book in such msnrer as TO be
in'elis'Ole and accessible only TO Lawyers More
over ths police powers conferred on the Guy au-
nor ues 10y these Acts, were, in many r.spccis too
united and IN others, defective. The City Coun
GU, alive TO tins evil, erjoine me the duty of
procuring the passage OF the present Act the pTin
cnlcs OF which were seitled by themselves. and bv
which. the charter OF the City is presented in sim.
pie aud compendious form, aud such additional
powers vested in the corporate authorities tho
Connei! deemed conducive TO the public good
Upon the subject Of the Suffrage, and my action
upon II. will Observe
lsi. That procured the passage OF the law pre
=, " ~ '"eSs "h'uh was cesIreu ny the Coun
eil, your immediate Representatives; and had i,
wrought any change IN your rights in this regard.
OF even had privately disApproved the change. |
had been Justly obnoxious to cen,ure, 10 oppose
that opinion TO their Judgment upon what would
NEE! yonr "'stes, or most conduce to the general
good. But,
2nd. There is no substantial, but merely a verbal
alteration ~ the provision OF the Charter on this
point OF property qualification. For the Information
oil those who may not have the old and new ch,r-
zen al hand to compare them, suhioin the provi.
SONS Of eaeh by which II viii clearly appear that
the property qualification for sutrase rests now on
the same basis which 1t has occupied since our foun
dation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
,ps w5v
HENRY GIBSON, en-
lIIInAn Ann EAaI


IuST received, direct from New York an elegant amt
81 beautiful lot ~
Cold striped Paris silks
Black AMI Hue Black 40
- do do Gro do hgicrsdo
- DO do Gro do AffnuiIe do
Rich thcnc fg'd Lawns aud Musna entirely new
DO and strip Iickonet CambTlcs
wpiccos new style Mouselaino DE Lame
Mode ana Fancy COIL DO 40
Manchester Ginghans Of superior qualify
Rich Bk silk Shawla
DO r. BID MohaiT 10
COpdSk and Emb'd Mousne do
White apd Cord Swiss Long ScaTfs entirely new
Bpmsazinca aud Mourning Lawns
Fancy six Miits 81 every variety
Black Mnhsir 10, hall fingers
French Kill Cloves. Of all coiOTa
Black aud Cord silk FrIngcs
fan-v co'd Cords snd 1aasela
Sun Shades and Parasos
Together with every description II Goods suited 10 tho
Guy trade which determined 10 sell al pTc es 10
suit the times Intending TO keep constantly on hand
cool assortment Of Goods particularly adapted 10 tbs
uarket wo lave made arrangements 10 the North Ia re
ceve, weekly the most styles, and those ostnr
10 purchase can always be supplied AZ
w MEREDITWS
apo Next door IN a Duvsi 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
Or MONROE WARp

understand the name OF MIR Robert G. Scott
Will be presented to the voters Of Monroe Ward ns
mem3er oil the Common Hall for the ensuing
be elected, as have Tor some time tbougb, and
neatd ao'e and wise men say, they thought he was
inc most prompt ready, and efficient man OF bust
ness they ever knew.
Looking solely to the cool of the city and Of the
tlvty 10 elect him. r. ~
April 9th, 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

DEAR Sra; On my arrival here yesterday, ]
TeoeVed your reply to roy letter Of February last,
ron middlsseS, and feel glad TO find tina, the com
muncation then made 10 YOU. vns well reeeiv,d
and kindly acknowledged.
10 nssutedly matter Of hgh satisfaction 10 me.
TO believe that discharged the obligation, which
feeling and duty Dictated in doing the Justice De
signed, Of ofaeing the indenity cast upon you by
he unfortunate end 70 me unhappy, Fayetteville
Of injury to you IN the public mind. Il is now, /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

What is TO be thought OF politician, who. at n
er0I oi such pressure as this. IS for giving away.
aud forever too the proceeds of the Public I.nnds1"
Enquirer.
a very pertinent inquiry. The Lands belong TO
the States, and they ten timer more IN debt than
the Federal Government, and is 1t not the height of
folly, the supreme Of treason to tho best interests Of
the States, Tor them TO surrender this fund.- What
must be thought Of the politician who will urge
Is lie not the very worst species Of Federalist3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
MONROE WARn

To-day being the day for our wor5 El.c,;on
and understanding tina, effort is being made tr
turn out Jos Mayo, Esq, who has been an eti;cien
member oil that body, and at the same time TO sui
stuie the name Of another who is not aceep,abIe n
us-Now, there can be no danger, il the people ar,
al the polls, as but little interest is taken in thu
election seneraIiy-it IS often in the power Of few
persons 10 carry the election against the wishes n
the majority OF the Ward; and this notice is DESIGN
ed TO prevent such occurrance 10 dav.
SEVERAL VOTERS
Or Mosaor w.,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
HoYT & cos OFFICE.
} prizes of $40 900, 20 prizes of $1,000 and
-IIrL efa cr.I.. Z

Tickets only S..
no The Drawing comrs to- night All ,hr.. ~, a.,
$1,000 prizes may be In package Of Wills @
ana ne risk on them u only s70 Choice Ticket ran 10
~ : - apo
In the united states Couu for the Eastern Dsfret of Va,
~ GINA March ~. 1892: "
ON the petition OF Henry " Moncure lanes D,,ol,,,
" aud Thomas w MeCsncc Of the cty of M ,,,."nPp
and state Of Virginia, merchants and partners Joins
business under the firm Of Dunlop Moneurc A Co. Is..
DAyenpoT and James Allen Of the same city, merchants
ana partner dong business the said civ under ,
nim o, Davenport aud Allen; William Williams snd vii.
Ain ~ HaxaU oithe same city, hana and psrtpere
hang business IN te sail city under firm OF Williams
and hatal' John Womhlo aud Thomas Deape of ,hc
same city, merchants and partners doing In mn.
.aid rity under the firm Of WombIo and Ueaue AMI
Lewis Webb, George + Booker AMI William n Usn,i,on
OF nc same city merchants aud partners doing business
In Tie sad city under the Grm ~ Webb RookcI .nd
Hamilton, against Ezekiel DAYS ~ BaHEruDfcv
IN reading the Ictiiion Aforesaid u ta ordeTed th.t
notice thereof he given Co the said Ezekiel DAVIS
ally by delivering him copy theTedfs IT his known usual
pace OF residence Within The dsnict least twenty days
before the 18th day Of May when hearing will II,
had upon the said petition u tho City Hall IN the f'Ifv IN
Richmond within the said DistTct and al.o that notice
thereof bc published In the newspapers ccarny th
@e aud 9th rules Of court that an
may appear NJ the Faid lime and place and show
n any they have, why the said petition should NOT lie
granted
ACopy-Teste.
an vy5g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

Mr. James r. Roane is announced as Candi-
dite to represent the People for the Senatorial Dis
tnet composed Of the counties of Charles Ci,v.
New Kent, !Ienrieo and City Of Richmond. and
James City, for the election, Ivy the citizens Of
CHARLES CITY COtfN,rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
nj A r | N F.
hish waler hi. day, at lai o,eloek. a nj
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED.
dries. "' sun
Sehr A Pendigasi. Creighton, Baltimore.
Sehr Ledge, Pearson, North Carolina.
SAILED,
Sehr John Barr, Holingshead. B.Itno,. .o.i
Schr Fox, Harrington, Baltimore, bran.
Schr Genl Washington, Washington, ID c. coal.
Schr Balance, Bates, Plymouth, via Norfolk.
coal.
RIVER REPORT-April 3.
Schr Eliza Ellen, off Watkins.
MEMORANDA
,PHlLADEl.PHlA, April 4-Cleared, Schooner
Harriet, Hand, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
EXCHANGED CLOrnlNG sTORE-
DEPOT OF FANCY DRESS ARTICLES.

TUE Undersigned have opened the Store in Fourteenth
street, opposite tho Exchange HOTEL wi the tow of
furnishing The citzcns ~ Richmond and vicinity with hrs
rate articles IN the way ~ Ready Made Garments
rh ~ have not heretofore been offered In this maTket
Of The first New Yort, they have hone ~
ehcng share ~ patronage which the style and quality
81 theif goods cannot fail IN command
Nrlcreuce could bc furnished he many citizens who
nave aynredthc Establishment, 20 Broadway, American
ioirl New YORK, with their orders. who viii lon future
itaEe ihcir measures with which Will be forwarded
with dispatch b, and n insured. Sanpea Of The maferst
mnf m vogue NJ the North will be kepf on hand from
WHICH neccons can he made ny sll who wouit prefer
garments made 10 order
An extensive assortment NJ Garments, Tor arrinf AMI
summer wcnr,arc offered of inspccion including Pana
looms, ffnm French anil English Elastic CsssineTes Gam.
brnonH, DdnRs. MernocH, nomhazineH, SC IN various
siyos. PHruculir attention has been directed In this
ranff, whc M superior style ~ M and gntsi
The - those requiring well 6fng an
re. The asne be- applied ~ Vests which Lsvo
given much satisfaction. Tho usual assortfpeut M M
k'pi no. including Chslleys Narcotics Rich TIEs anI
safiua, Plain d. sc. ~ '- ''
Dress and Ffocktoss from Prone h aud F,,ts, ti,bs
IN various coors Also, Merinoes Bomszlnes linen sni
ginahame. '''' ''''" '"'
With asuperior assortment Of Faney Dress Artiets an
clnnf The aicfi fiylca NJ SIX satin and N,h,t, s,rr,
and tiafats trafM Hhncners, Socks suspenflsrs ain
SOL Linen ldhis, -lris Collars Gloves UnIetyc.fs AMI
DIawefs Hosiery Umbrellas, Canes, &o
'Po STARR 90.
Nh lyon will adds In the seiflen-,, of ON, bn-
" Nne's' sndia authorized 10 recept fir any, monies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

AT meeting Of the people of Harrison county,
II was recommended TO the people West of the
Blue Ridge ito have poll opened in each county
Tor and against Convention TO he based upon the
free white populaiion-,his being the only remedy
lett at this time to an injured and oppressed peo
pie TO enforce their political rights"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
FAIR AT nrcKINeIAM G. IL

~ The Ladies II the Maysyle Sewing Society will
ha'o sale Of many useful and fancy articles Of their own
workmanship IN the spacious bndDg Of Cart Iekok =,
Maysyille, on Monday The Iluiina sc =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
HIGH LIFE.
Correspondence ofthe Express.


WAsnrseros, April 1.
MORE OF TIE DRAWING ROOMS
There has been for many days a SUSPENSION
OF the saye;es of the seasonS0nch, TO yhis popua.
uou' assembling from 50 many quarters TO see, and
To be seen. is calamity as grave as New York
pressure OF the money market, or n Philadelpbio
breaking OF a Bank. One OF Mrs webstet's narties.
however, broke up the reign of dullness last nisbt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

Mas. WEBSTER AT HOME, Thrrsdsg er,n-
ing merit, al o'clock. aud the srening Of
tpsry JouTh Thursday ofne three sue.
eeedtng months.
Jan. o. 1912
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

An important nct OF the House of Ren,e..,,.
yves last week was the adoption of resolu,,on in
uodnced 10y John Quincy Adams, dispensing w,h
the formal presentation OF petitions IN the uon..
Tor the remainder OF the session ana ordo,;n, ,I.
each member should send all petitions in M. b,r.
dree'ly TO the table OF the Speaker who i, ou,hor
zed TO refer them appropriately, excluding such n,
are iotoiuden by the rules-Ths saves one ,n,;,s
Gay m each fortnight, now set apsr, for neti,,ons
uhuer the ru'es.-.fl'r Gas. .Aprii, 4.
LONDON, FrB. 2s-Mr Everett. the Am,,;.,,
MINISTER at ihs court has at length obtained neImi.
SION from the British Government for Col Rro"J
neal The agent from New York, 10 exam,ne ,bs
STATE papers IN relation 10 the cooriaI bis q :, 81
n a. We understand they ore very volum,nons
: anu 'ne expenses OF copying them will be larsr
ne state ofGeorgia paid $4,000 for the transc,s,,'
ing OF Tue comparatively few documents RELATING I,
us history. hissupposed the expenses will be m, ca
greater IN the present instance. We trust that CoI
u Tr- fuiy indemnfed for the expenses and
"ouoie ne has been and will be aL-B.
Isaac H'LL.-The Loco Foco Radical, NJ N.,v
hampshire are dsputing what they shall do wub
me Elk Governor and Eek Senator. They have
MADE him prisoner Of war;" but thew "cnn,t
Keep hum and darsnt let him CO." The Old Nov
Hampshire Patriot says he must he "punshed', and
Alcked clear over TO the "iederal party"-yh,Ie
another OF the organs says he must be washed anJ
made clean, and them 1t thinks it will do 10 tale
HIM back again III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
CIOTIIING

Sanhh 20 have Just received from establishment
= - btoadwayi N York, supply Of aprjoT goois
enlns bl.ek DIab and French Elastic CsssIncr Pan.
,sone back and Fancy coOrcd Dress and Frork rosts
k Chaley and satin Vests Anof which win be sold AZ
lhef usual low prices fot cash. Eschanse Cothss sore
opposite Exchange Hotel M 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06
Pros "a. ~. n. sPr,i Of "a. Ti-ss
On DTS IN SPORTING clRct 70

"LArtsr SrArE OF raE Oppa"-Ofe,. h,vs
been made In Baltimore and washiortrn 40 I.v
$1,000 to $4,000 on Boston W Fashion, via. 40 -,
rms Looks like business and very hk. "a eiin.h.,.
wiz have the good effect TO assure neon , =, .
Instance mat they run little risk OF disappointment
IN coming on to witness the match. n the eon,,,
anu ~ea'her are favorable, we shall sec IN. re-,
race ever run IN America Arthur Tsvlor ,,y,
.n" bS"oT ~ Jasf as fine az a eoh," while Es,h.
'".' we 'eseymen say. "ean kaeek ths centre p,,k
gu. our " "oo heats IN 7;40p Great preparation, Io,
.nc accommodation Of IAN the world and nj, vC. {.
arc "aking on the Union Course. Two new .,.nj.
e,e nov gong up, while the old onss have 49,,
stripped To be rebuilt in style more eond,e;,s -,
.ne comfort OF the Club aud the public. .f,o !,
while you're young." "Vols the bodd. a. ,.,' ",
you're 'appy1" ~ "ng %
fanny-lt is understood that this nonp,,.a 49,
at the head Of the Turf in Carolina snd C a." 10"
may possibly go into Col. Johnson', s,.hIs \.
course OF the season. Should any aecd.n, h.s.m
Boston, there Is hardly a doubt thai Col U.n,o,a,
would ALLOW Fanny TO take his place. The 49,.
OF old Whiie.nose" would lay out az much ,,,onsv
on her against any horse in the country a, ON ,hs
GSnan'p'on himself. To our taste a match between
rehny and Fashion would be a much more amor,
s anNr man the one now on the taps. But rov,
tho two arc not the very incst ma,..
~, w. on'on, we wish Sarah Bladen and Reel would
, 80 "e concert out OF their friends What a ,veen-
stakes Tour such nominations would maL.~. ~.
~ iour mile heats, with a subScription Of a m oon
ouen race Is too good thing to think Of W.,
"oucht give BOOT to see II and die NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-06

The following persons
shall be entiile'iin vote, VIZ.
Tue Prr~hollers Of Lots
within the said city, whether
improved or not. amt whe.
Their such frccholders re-
side therein CT not. and the
housc-keepeTs, aud also IN.
inhabitants oftle said CITY.
rrh0 shall hGrs resi9stf
fhsrciH Tor hs vert pr,rs.
dug one fnelre ntsnfAs.
such honse- keepers or in.
habItanis possessing their
owu rght within the same.
BiorsGbls or inlr1srsabl~
property % ne ralt.e Of
tiol."-lAci OF 1872.