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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

ARREST THE FoRGEEs We are gratifcd 10 an
nounce the arrest Of the two Pitchers-the young
scoundres who Obtained Sl3,510 from several Of our
banks last Autumn. upon forged checks. 1t will be
by the following letter from Thomas Aspinwali, Esq,
our Consul in London, through whose prompt action
the villains apprehended, that nearly all the
ney will be recovered. We regret 10 add tina, there ex
lists conventional arrangement between this country
and Great Britain by which they may be sen. here for
punishment
We some further particulars from the New
York SIM:
"Geo. Augustus vas apprehfnded in bed, having a
bandags round his wais: containing American Bank
notes 10 the amount OF Sc, 900, and eagles Mau
rice, the eldest, after their arrival went of TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

/,o-PARTSERs HIP-Royal Parrish lavn- associated himself
- in business With Thomas H. H"aIcy iie business WI ~ IL
re BE- conducted unicr firm Of PARISI! gEAZlEl Al
LIS stand, Cary street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

rs,Rl'sr SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY -lursuanti"a
Trust Deed eyrcu,ri . the subscribers by William Dia' as
and Sny Duncan bearing date the 9th day ." August,
s ana the Clerks Office oi King William county
So shalt Monday the aiSt day .: February hcM !: iir "
moi The r.t thereafter, satisfy the purposes oi s1i
deed off, sale phc auction fer cash. nine lot ni Lana
village Of Ayr IN tic county Of kint man. ahd ~"
berrd and Designated IN plan and plat said village a. Lot
w. IL -, = H. u, together wrh The ho';sss anil M
royeents on sand Persons disposed 10 purchase this sal
lie property are invited refer tie plat ot said town. Of re-
cord in King William Clerks Office and examine the ope'i!
likrwl>r tt themselves. Tie deed under which lie sale
III he made the payment Of 5000 due u
Robert Harrison. Esq. Acting Trustees, shall convey
srcn title 0y vested in hy the provisions al sad decd
The tile however, is believed In BE- perfect
H. f. DABNEY, y,.,,..
WALKER HAYES,
~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
C. r. TRANT, Trt.ise.
IL


VXFiRMArY or THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE!
under OF Kind, not contagious
arc admitted tins INSTITUTION n the following rates.
For any period not exceeding six weeks cAe patents al -
per week ccoi - NJ 81: Tor any period exceeding sS weeks
4 deduction nj 81 pfr wcc. i made IN every case
Tie above carsr include beard hursinr medicines medical
attendance, surgical operations, and every necessary attention
The patient mas rrgife. No ehages made III
rht wari Tor tho different classes "i patients
ana the accommodations are ample ana complete IN every re-
srcrf. 49,,
Two If Professors If the college visit The Institution daily
onp HAVING charge wards aud the other of The Ne
deal The ,ins ward undcr the charge Of the Professor %
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty OF the College ar
called ia consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country IL The infnar,
are cSpretcd reference Letters should be address
ed 10 The psesidcn, Of tir lnhrmary
Ne, % .O-rsb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

I1ARM FOR RENr--Ihc property Of Mr. William a. Gay
four miles Richmond the Neslam road, adjon
farm on Jane. river without leaving me- lii address. inirung
wished l farm rented AMI have m application for
H. he mill a. he sees Ills. please drop me ne
LEWIS HILL, Collector ard -3-.en'.
n NO..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

(tABiNET MAKINGrne sHbs ;rhcr- f~~ ecl!iy annalr.
u 10 their friends and pubic, and th' ircn'> y TIE
pbe poor.s mar t- business heretofore conducted Ind.f
r II Poorc Murray Roper stll continued al the ot
ON toysrnor street under name IN part ur tn
nj Mr.. Poorc They have on hand elegant collection
nre ~ their own manufacture, which they Will WARRANT;
which ihry offer nj pf!cr> suitable Ia the times
Observation-Disclosures also inform The public tity ~!
n,r,i,nlar attention 10 Undertaking, and wil a hrt oce
49, WILLIAM AlGE !.
BEN. W. ROPER
S,,,jripr psrse., II ,if f, ii Pocre, Muir . r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

- ETWErS John Elrs : tnun Cui!t = House mi 4 r
- klGTs Drv t;nod store and d,r hrlnw Governor %
We wou! take late opportunity 81 thHkins tie rGI
lie last Fix III net G-!-A
establish ourselves through The pres, TINT Ia do = p
t>facnn IL al who call upon n. which console - IT,
lie any other basis, AMI uf which glad T. Ni'"
been aln,r>t universal. -
II isolI Gc aga 10 pursue The ~ tbs uart
tc Nj go0is sold ty that do icIr ~
", IT, cclnr make. fashion ut!rfwsr, hc niu'Ht
the money rciuntcdpfoydcd. the shall nui nv
We have nj This time n large stock u nr !A't
any III the state linc nf business, and would r-
in.ite the economist e. give raIi hcire pur'ah-
himself aud prices pntonnrft =
lover than any other ~ the riy. hf IL vtTy mtp
We have IiuA roais, ~ Sl2 hale otter. charge =
aud trimming: the customer fi,u.hn. thr ca!h All nm
that said or II; aaa Vests shuts. Dawris, th"sf
f,Gsat STOCKS, Su,prncis, SthS, Glove, Hai tGA+i'
kinds aad qualities, AMI al other articles g.na;lg kei Y r..
irr- ii which determined srli iow, Dr ri-s,
quest the public call and whether they want y W.
3Jr M Goods t;arrcnc9. 800. J, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

F,purRs' BANK OF ViEGIsIA, !
Richmond, 29th jan, 15!2
The undersigned, Directors Of The Farmers Bank ol
v;,rni, certify that the foregoing statements nave
49, ernm;ned. and are believed to be correct.
zee" eNA"' SAMUEL MARX,
SAMUEL REEVE,
A. PEASANTS,
JAMES BOSHER,
JAMES DUNLOP,
SUBLETT McGRUDER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWAGD.-Ran away from h
subscriber 18th instant living in The county Of Louisa
gro named JOHN blacksmith by trade The sad
Of dark conpexlon alou, high, made, "a,
the right cheek the Kick Of horse. aud rather uy m
tenance-aG years of age. He - probably lurking IN al
pirLmond ard NAV attempt 10 free State. rev
Of 10 will given is apprrllenGai IN Tie county u %
or SIS ifaken OF said county, aud lodged ~ la "a that
him again. !1sLF - ~ iLNpLEloN.
Cuckooyie, Louisa county, Jan. y, loia ei-Gt9aff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

yYAySkIN L0l:GE FOX sALE.-The suhs.,i',r wishing
vi change residence. offers ur sale lIs ',y d'hr "
valuable in King William coiniy known ~ ne MR.
Nassin Lodge. situated the annkty MR. at'a
miles from Richmond from Dahncy's Ferry and r. ior
otshing village Of Aylrs and contains, " S"sr} ~
acres, 7Oo of which open and, ~ good heart ana I'f
the balance is 10 IL original growth ana CONSIDERED \
he meadow Land. which might BE- gotten ~ small etsac
Mari Of Ike finest quality aboanis ~ every nell ant ~. s.
All Of te lmbe1ti, and large portion u r t.so
land, wond produce i'ur i"hhcrn. ~ ih Hrs
almost perfect level an all % The fields roiner II he t
and ar. well watcrrd. The fencing required for the ctN
small tor H. extent, and u nns ~ hfs' ~, ofarf; ~ w.
tcrr Is good NH 80, 81 which! MT coma b. -.
small expense. Tie Improvements rousi,t oi very coAH
Dwelling ll"nse, wi i"nr ro1iis ahi caSet-' ",'h ~ XII
been thoroughly ropame: ani faincd WIZ! nr:cF "Ns
II the iinr.t water Hy >ri, non ~ dor, i'am-d t
vit.i NO rooms 4 Yer: lat-r haiii, "i' w 81 h'''
CARED during The t :aGi'?,r ne" ost>'t'- hm..'.N
three with tiIc places ~ cath ~ closets, ""''i ( "
cuminrabic house, u'w framed stable aud taia.c a'
capable ~ holding four carriages SERVANT CABINS i"eeaf
all the necessary out houses The river Is na'eabie ~ %
my landing which u mol quarter OF n!ie "i hr tat
The situation IS considered, ny hos. who are "ei g ,tf
Will, of the hcaitlie>t on the flvcr - vala' 20
rarely III market and 70 iasc an "lsh T. iaE't ih
IN real tine otrormi, i ~" offered Persons tr
minute inp NATION may refer a. re n thu place ani
land will be Shown those whJ may Sh Ia ,f7iu,1t 4 H.
selves by me, chrcr'y, any tine, aUd duHGs
by my manager, Mr Thomas French ,..,..,,,,
..tn Egfe.dF. y, IN y K. z
Dec 90 .a-stsW,N
1TEMBERS Of he Assembly anA Strangers wishing "
lSl invited I" xnne pr'srn ara" "nd varied '
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEEA>W iEE, embracing ihe i'i,a
Ing:
Pare China, Liverpool AMI White Grani,c nicncr IS
T",iei,s Wac q warrior. q"nIi,ir: a"l n,,ce: "
Ich China aud other Siirhoard an: latlr ftcE,rs
French China Plain Eh''e aud While and Gilt Iru; BSA.
Richest Cur Glass i,eeanlers, BOWS and rnrisr'
Do do. Iumalcrs, Wines and ltliic-
Latest patterns Cut Hall Lamps
Swrrt.m-at Dishes
sat Stands, &c.
All which crc offered moderate prices.
f re aDgFs as pry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

H. ANTHONY sin sell Hats AT the following
~ low prices: m
pain Russia or Ers Hats 50 50 So six Hats made
fine hodi- rr' from 3 20 10 81 80 30! iia
from IS Gaps, 81 SO; Cenremen's CLOTH
Caps iron, 3 -, together Of Mems and
Boys Hair and Glazed CaTs black and dab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. 1traS--ta>h.
r. : lie Keeps during summer large assortment Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
y. II. IaiS made 10 order.
I,r,orv ~ Isi3 73-wlyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
@l,oO5 90

Deduct amount notes on hand at MotheI
Bank and branches ae"01'4'''"' ~ aal,oo5 90
known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

Amount IN c''o'A'''" p $4,000, ao3 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
SURFING Per.ae-s IF lit .6-n u I

Yt A. WASHINGTON. AiruE>gy Law, Hd.a. ~ 3
Ii. lie also praci.sc. u Superior AMI interior ,uIi.
Chesterfield, Goochlind and GaTu.nr
Retireaeen-Ion. J. T. I.o,ual. Nl''aga.v Se"'.n. +
Gsoiae Flzlugh I.,,, cnly a ior. E>l.. ". T. Hca. 4
anl Darius clagcr;, E,I. ..d:fasS-a:eh'no1d, Va
Jan ~ N!--'la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

RESUMPTION The Baltimore American Of Wednes
day morning has the following paragraph
awe have information from Annapolis, from source
on which we have full reliance that tie Committee Of
the Senate 10 whom vas referred the Resumption Bill
from The House, have concluded TO report the Bill 10
the Senate with material notifications. The leading
one is that the period named for the resumption Of
specie payments will be the 18th Of January, the
Ist Of February mex, earlier day, that the Viz
gnu Banks may resume. In the meantime, the Banks
10 be allowed 10 issue notes between and five dol
lars, redeemabe in specie
Monday at Harrisburg the news Of the condition Of
the Bank of Pennsylvania and lis probable failure 10
pay lie $500 geo State interest deposited with it, caused
hish excitement. In the lower House Of the Lcgsla
ture resolution adopted lnstructing the appropr
ale committee 10 report bill Tuesday, providing for
the resumption Of specie payments, and it was sup
posed they would fix on The lst of June. But indebted
as is the State the Banks it is hardly probable, what
may be attempted at the beginning Of the proceed
ings, that early period will be determined upon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
NEW BOOK BIyDEay, < BLANK BOOK MANuFaCTOi

Eight doors aJore The old Market, Nam strut
yr,JIE nhsc uber respectfully informs the citizens Eic
auI i. VICINITY, that he has established Book -Biud-t
the room adjoining ST. EarclayS Bookstore Tor the pnp.
,.cn,n, Boos Binding Blank Book Manufacturing, aud Run
- ~ cvcIy form ami 10 every pattern. He las lsi retl,
from he North win full supply OF Binders Tools and Sioc
anil /. prepared he klanN Books 70 order IN
an. manner snd Lin! periodicals, publications. Ia..
and MI kinds Of printed work, at low P!ces, and M;
and despatch. Joh' -. TT.
n, ~ t2.laa III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

IN CHaNcERY-i lncS holden III The Clerks Olhre Of o
superior u La" and ciancery o Cumberland
County, The It'll day Of November, !-il
The Mutual Society asans, fire on buildings Of The
state III Virginia, Fitihu'i:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

Rsfereaees-Rey j. ~. L. Leach, Rev. L. lllleH
r. Watkins Es,. Col. Henry rhwe1ii, IT. y. Ncih'
Primo Edward e. H. Jan. J., l-ia. '--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

STATE or vlaersrA, City Of Rirhmond 70 rH: VIZ;
]. G Blair, Cashier Of the Farmers Bank Of alrs,,
w day personally and D made oath that the
,r;,hn statements made cut from the books OF the
Bank I and from the latest preceding the date
ron he branches are correct the best of his know
ledge aud belief IS January
Gwen under my hand this 5lst day OF January
Slho.t y y Ib.'.'i -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

IOUSG LADIES SEMINARY, ~ PRINCE Lh"3
rs1IlS Seminary opened thc =! ust., I" 6"'..
sion four months from that date. The snb@ct|f ~
chased the bindings connected with Ihs Institn'i'
owned by Mr. Root, AMI intend, makin. u perm r'
lie has the assistance Of compeitur teachers ia tie 's
nar,mrnts. The charges vii be, for
Board the neIsboriiood for year u ~ month";
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

Femaie Summary, At oak Groee, Coroiine c'ah'.
rs,fIE subscriber Tie public thai the a.
Young Ladies, his residence, Two mites !.as' !" 81
Chmncys caroline county, viii b. continued, the rns
under the direction aud tnitlon of lr. DuEt0n ad ~ =
The session viii the !5.i Of January v ,s
close the 18th Of December, allowing the mont" " "
for vacation. ..,,f1-
Thu of studies will embrace the branches q
paclca,. finished English education, Rciidns ste M
French lapciaccs. The domestic management = the ~ H.
die. viii devove Chiefly upon tie Mistress p ~ ,roe
teachers possess advantages nf many years
rncc prors iaG, md VIII ake pleasure ~ ei a.
producing satisfactory testimonials OF moral hthes
competency. ifsr.'
he location Is elevated and hea!tyno cas-, =
occurred at the place durn. the pat year srf;
and erected expressly for The aecona'oaa''o
Pupils
Ttr7as theft poya5h in adrf7e>l ,,,be. :.f
For Board Washing, and Tuition IN Enshsh "@
Tuition Ia Latin aud French, extra r'Ifee. hare
Lessons may he taken in Music at he Master .',-i..
Each pupil furnish herself 'sh towr's an TO-:
Address (post paid White Chmneys 7. o ."o"'
Va, 10 $. L.. Dunion, or : ,,,,,,pp p-ag-ff i,
r s-To avoid opportunities from ary als'ssI ali a'
proper 10 star. nero That, under EG cEecia.ssnSe'
admitted as pupils.
Oct "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

At tie suggestion Of fricads, the Of payment ~
changed thai but hal: viii h. expected ~ ha'i
the remainder al the close Of the fcssun. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MAAufACTOEi,
Cary Stred, three dOo,s aJorc he Columbian liotfi
nirbu9Dd In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

ing Yesterday y The Nsdrnl, and the report OF the
COMMITTEE appointed Yesterday, be recorded BY the
Secretary the Journal, part of the proceeding
OF this meeting.
Which resolution, on motion Of Mr.. b. W Leigh,
was ameadcd By .ddins hewords Z" without express
ing any opinion Of the Stockholders either
The Resolution. a lmen d, was then adopted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

coryrrare rr II Eaa If Imsise ceq Bdnftt
nc i, January ISL, and lst .tar"fry, lsi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

dii.Dn.
All Of which is RESI-
Mr.. Chandler move
Rssoiret, That the G
n-. l., 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08
CHEAP MUSIC

TIE largest collection Of Music ever 0!lr: ioT s2lc u"
st,;, NAV lie selected rom Al tie u fhr ,utl' Nt1
now enabled IL eel The Philadelphia aud "" YORK "hr
retail prices
Inse purchasing l. sell again vil be furnished u7oc ~:
terms than The, can ind clssn here III The S,atr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

Tuition in English branches. from
Extra charges VIII be made for the Language nus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

NASHINUTUH, TFUTUuIy =
Congrcss-In the Senate 10 day, Mr. Buchanan re-
spondcd To Mr Cays speech, on his proposed amend
nent to the Constitution, IN fine, s:atesman-!lSe
speech We trust shall be able TO lay il before our
readers at full length in day two We do not think
Mr. Clay viii ever bring his propositions to vote
In lie House Mr. Adams consumed great portion
of It's sitting He is laying The foundation, b. calls for
irrelevant matter, having nothing to do with tae sub
ec (bu which he is ready TO swear necessary 10 ms
Defence 10 siaye off all decision Of the question: while,
at the same Time he brings forward all that SUITS his
scheme of aritaron wastes the time Of Congress- and
exhausts its patience, and that Of the nation. Giobc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-02-08

In # circaon above, - To- dollars il included,
stolen the ofce hanvilr The all stamped
cancccd,' and hence is presumed there viii be loss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
NEW sPRlNa DRY Goons.


I'VE haze received b. The sohrs MsaeAsstsr, RleA.
~ @snd and weysaesih, from New isrk, seIIrsy
sossh principally At auction, With nonsy, prices much
below ANY orner season, which offered Mholosale
sn retail al moderate advance. They are la paI az
Ints sapernne Preach snd Entnsh Cloth, and c.,.l
Medium and low priced do do
Plain ribbed. coral and plahl Canhroona
Drap lie Ec, Grape Camhle,s sni AIpaeea Cioths
nesNy brown sndwhi,e tneu Drills and Canvass do
large assortment Of heavy cotton Drilling for Iahor.r,
and house eiSenls-indiso blue
EnTa super black aod blue bsek RainbaEinrs ''''"s
neh hsuteI aud siiped foniaTd anil other figured Silks
hAlta ieh trcnch and fnglish Muslins aud Lawns
4 choice assortment Of GinEhsns 81 to 2s and 81
Hartmann aud other French Prints and Jaeonets
a. 'nu A"'0'eu mode eo@redM dc Lance and Cha
Every quality OF English AMI American Prints
Large aud small size hllet shawls, and
rcaIfs III"
DO embroided silk satin aud crapo do do
Cambria, lac comet tiull swiss and NaneooS Muslin.
Checked. striped and dotted rarlion Muslin, and Nett
Thread aud Isle aces EdFirss snd lnser,lnrs
Ran, hemstiehed and revere bordored linen eamLrIo
isilcs SILK and Cotton Hose all eOlors, qualios and
Genucmen's silk aud cotton halfIIoso do .lo
la1cS embToeicd slk ami hel nett Gloves aud Mlts
M AM Eea,lemenssu k silk aud Lsle thread do
yn, oAek' eolorcd cotton Hose for
T To, skirts end Victoria Robes. all prices
issns,s ~'J NJ, Nspsins, diapers and Huckabuek
fIeneh 6oIdsred and frinsed Towels ami Nspsias
SIX and cot on bSp amen nJr,pI aud Ilstlcnbuss
SIX and cotton Umbrellas and Parasols
Shcu. tuck aud side Comhs nuif,'o Ia
superior gauEe lannels and Bishop Lawn
White aud eoloIed Z 4 and "a India Mating
zephyr NorSted, Pins, Needles, Stocks AMI Rosoma
bon2et and cap Ribbons, sewing silk and Frinses
hIge and complete assortment Of baae he'd and hro,,
h este Sheeings and shirtngs, oxnabnrrs Tlcken
Checks, Drillngs, xc We &C '"Ao"'
pains and time have been taken procure the
best assorted stock of Spring Goods we have ever h,
aud upon the beet terms II country ~,
miles In town aud country. will call on us th,v Mill ~
ceptaneos In town. '' '' '''
VALENTINE, BREEDEN A. co.
. White Buildings, II stree l. shpcLoe hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
RICHMOND WING.
FnIpAY noRsINo. APnIL \.
"To .fRMS, TO .fRMS %

We invoke the Wings in every county in the
State to be upon the alert. The crisis is important,
and the season is suspicious Tor the triumph OF
sound and wise principles. II Loeo(oeoism. which
in Is years. has brought to deaths door, DO per
mitted longer to rule the eountry-to bow down
the energies OF the people, aud plague and harrsss
them-Universai Generalization and utter ruin mus,
over'spresd the land. The moral influence Of the
voice Of Virginia. once greatly and justly renowned,
may 20 far to arrest the downward tendency OF
thnss-res,ore the moral tone Of society-revve
confidence in our institutions, aud re establish our
long los, prosperity.
The Wings have IL in III cir power to achieve an
easy victory. Their adversaries, by their faction
and fatuiiy, have given them every advantage, in
an appeal to the sober judgement and patriotism,
OF the country. They have consumed weeks
OF the late session Of the Legislature, in on
Idle and proftless consideration OF the legis-
laiion oil Congress-tc the waste OF thousands OF
dollars, and the neglect of the true interests Of the
Commonwealth. They threaten to renew the dis
eussion at tho next session. II is time that this
worse than folly, were arrested and that, the
irowns of the people can alone accomplish. They
have refused all relief TO a people, suffering i'm
tensely from NAL. administration, and have aggra
waited the existing evils by requiring the Banks TO
grind and Cypress their debtors. They have "a
ero~nine folly y, whilst wasting money in FEEDER
al debates, ard borrowing money to pay them.
enthusiastically refused PERMISSION to the Trea.
surer 10 receive several hundred thousand dollars,
asjustly due 10 the people OF Virginia. as the mo.
ney they MAKO h. their Wheat and Toba eco.
u aGy party ean maintain itself under this load
Of folly end mischief, it must DO from the apathy
and 'ndiitsrenec OF the opposing patty. Will the
Wings enact this part7 Will they neglec, the on.
portunlty Of bes;owins on their old Commonwealth
an annuity, Jorsrtr and day, of hundreds of
thousands; and at the same time giving fatal blow
to the patronage and corruption Of tho Federal Exc.
euiivei Let them look TO it in time, and exer,
themselves TO degree commensurate with the i'm
por,ance Of the occasion. We repeat, that VIC
TORY and THE MONEY are theirs, if thew
will bu. use the means at their command.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-01
HENRY CHAPMAN.
March sth, 1912.


1--WE arc told that in the adjoining county of Har-
rison, the Deputy Sheriff. h. We thrown up. and
gave notice 10 the High Sheriff that they will no
longer act, and that in the lower end of the same
county, the people met 10 the number of four hun.
bred or more, and passed resolutions that during
the present state Of affairs, they would resist the
collection of oil debts by the officers of III. law.
They entered into an agreementio chnstise and ride
upon rail, any man who would attend n sale OF
executed property for the purpose of bidding for H.
and number OF other resolutions Of the same i'm.
port and bearing.
We deeply regret that the people are so pressed
down by the hard times; hut our sorrow is increas
cd teniod when we rehec; that our enlightened
neighbors IN Harrison should act so-shouid come
- The conclusion IN this land Of law act ndepen-
dent Of law. We have often heard OF the state Of
Harrison spoken Of leforc, but never until we
heard OF tho recent meeting OF tho people, and their
were a sovereign and distinct na,ion-never- mil
we heard OF their recent meeting and s-iri;cd re
solutions could we realize that our next door neisl
Dor old exist as~see. distinct, and sovereign State
M9rgGufotsH tAfeH) ReptJh,an