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

"A buSisssS Aiai.-Call on man Of busines. In
business hours, only on business; transact your
business, and go about your business, In order 10
give him time to hnish his business.
John Jones calls the friends Of MIR Civ Secular
men," DO MIR Gays friends receive a1gh, from
hum, as John Jones receives victual. and elo,hss
from his masterl II John were 10 dare 10 east an
his nasiei's brass collar. would lie not soon DO
without the means Of sporting even shirt eolar1
Prentice.
AT Congress Hail. one OF tho crack houses nj
Saratoga Springs, the price Of board has been redu-
ced to 81 per week.
DR.. Patrick Redmond, a much respected citizen
OF ruseumbin. Ala, was drowned, while bothinr
in the river in feet water, the night Of the iGt
ult.
The kanawha Republican OF the 25,h of June.
says The Harvest commenced, pretty generally
ON Monday last, aud more abundant crop Of
wheat, or one OF better quality, We suspect, wa,
never harvested in this section Of country. The
crop OF hay Is very large, and the corn, tobacco,
oats potatoes, aud in fact negotiations Of all kinds
promises WELL"
AL the counties west OF the Allegheny seem 10
move IN perfect concert, upon the subject OF the
proposed Convention at Lewsburg. Large dele
cations have been appointed in the several countieg
and the gathering will undoubtedly DO an imposing
one
"Gov. Corwin has pardoned one hundred conyic,o
out OF the State Prison since his election. Tho
State is full Of them, and murders and robberios NAV
he observation-disclosures.
DON'T be frightened iadies-don't be alarmed, -
ooV' Corwin has pardoned nut ONE locoloco State
committee nnn as yet.-JOurnal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
OUR NEIGuRnI1R

We feel sorry that our ever memorable cotem-
porory should have his patriotic impulscs so ham
Pcred and controlled by his Bank Indebtedness how
ho Would make, those little monsters our State
Banks, toe the mark, but for the old game of , for
t'r that he fears they would play with him! Can.
not tho state OF ahairs so injurious TO the Public
veal he remediedl We would sugges, as an act Of
neiehbourly kindness that the faithful should raise
"rint' Tor old ''verite sans puer" in the shape OF
subscriptions in advance for the Enquirer. It's no
bad idea and we claim per cent. of the proceeds
Tor tho suggestion. Try it neighbour. and II the
scheme prospors, you and brother FISK may got on
more socaby together.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
(2)
Erom Hon ". Y. Tailmadgs.
Senate Chamber, June IL, lsi

Senate Chamber, June IL, 1912.
Gentlemen,-l have the honor TO acknowledge
Your invitation to attend meeting ut the National
ilai on the pod inst, "for the purpose OF present.
iue the meme Of Hon. HENRY CLAY, of KY,
ns the Whis Candidate for the Presidency at the
ucNt election"
No orc entertains higher opinion than myself
OF thc patriotism Of MIR Clay, and Of his efforts 10
promote the best interests OF the country. His emf
nent public services have given hun firm hold upon
the affections OF the American people, the strongest
claims upon their gratitude, and which render him
worthy OF the highest honors of the Republic.
| regret to say that my public duties here will pre-
veat my beng present your meeting. Hoping
my apology wall he acceptable TO you and those you
present, | remain with sentiments Of the highest
respect and esteem, your obi servant
~. =. KALAMAZOO.
Messrs Jacob Acker, Joseph IIoxie, sc. Commit,
Zee, sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
LAND NEAR RICHMOND. FOu sAIr

DURrIANT 10 the provisions Of deed Of frusf cr, A
~ the undcra gncd by Thos White Of rccc,t Nv n, ~
Clerks Once Of iicnIoo County Court f,r ccfisio
poses pc icd w said Decd tha On FRIDAY M,
prgee, 10 ,e az public auction, the prcrniscf fo ~,
1i.N'l VIC i'aci "r parcel " land in Tho co,,,,y
49, I, lurnp 70, about two aud hsf mile =
,n l9onl aud c9nisningC acres. There h ON Ills
q'pio,cmenis v " dccmcl unnecessary a. ~ mono
y, il,,u ~ ls advertisement, persons Wishing
M purchase VIII ui ruugc examine The rrefniscs brf.
we Hlc' and rcicricn 10 Mr. Tho J. white f,r anet g
FORMATION a. may bo desired who can generally he 6,unJ
on nc land. Tho terms will be- made known Al Tic q,ie
Acng ~ trustee, sll convey only auchto Al IL ye,
In me by tho trust deed aiotesaid
iu2 dlt&ed Tm',ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
MARRIAGES.

At Albany, ". Y, on tho 18th inst, 10y Rev
Mr. James, SMITH THoMrsoS VAN BUREH, son
Of Hon. Martin Van Buron, Ex-Pfesident OF the
United States, TO ELLEN KNo, daughter Of the late
VIM. James, Of Albany.
On the 18th June, by the Rev. Mr.. Norman,
Mr. A. NJ. HEwLgrr OF Huntsville, Alabama, to
Miss UARRfET WHrE, edes. daughter Of Mr.
Lewis mcLaurins Of Powhntan.
TT The Richmond papers will please copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
GREAT CLAY MEETINGI
The following letters were received by the
Committee Of Arrangements
AT TnE NATIONAL HALL.


-
~
Ffou Hon. yao. Macpherson Bsrrisn-
wAsuIse TON, 18th June 1912.
Gentiemen-ihave to acknowledge the receipt OF
your letter OF the iith inst, in which you have done
me the honor TO invite me- in behalf OF the General
COMMITTEES ofthe Democratic Wing party in the city
or New York, TO attend meeting convened by the
direction OF that Committee, on the 22d inst, for the
purpose of presenting the name Of the Hon Henry
Clay, OF Kentucky, as the candidate for the Presi-
deney.
hope, gentlemen, I need not say TO you how
much real qualification il would afford me to unite
with you on the interesting occasion Of your assem-
blnse, participating as do IN your own earnest
desire for the accomplishment OF the object in which
II will orisinate-commenied rs that vbject is TO
every conviction Of my judgment, and to every
feeling Of my heart-and suspicious rs trust the
nssemblago will be of the elevated stand which your
great and patriotic State is destined 10 assume IN
the conflict which awaits us.
Ia the anomalous and deporable condition 10
which the Country il reduced, under the dispense
ton of all.wiso but inscru;able Propdenec,
rendering temporarily abortive the best cuot's Oh
patriotism, love to to tho resoilection OF
tho glorious struggle of lsf0-to the feeling which
animated and to the signal success which crowned
our efforts in that memorable contest. such re-
Prospect affords us the eratitying assurance that
there is redeeming spin, in the American pc pie,
which, confding in the mercy OF God, and unmoved
Ivy the folly and undismaycd by the faithlessness
of man, will yet again be efficient for our rescue
from the calamtes which environ us. rejoice to
recognize the influence OF that spirit IN the move
rnent which you announce 10 me. Let il be on
ward. Under the auspices Of the Patriot Statesman
whose name you propose to inscribe on your banner,
when the hour oil conflict arrives, the Wing party
will once again rush 10 victory.
In various parts Of the country, the note OF pre-
paraton is already sounded. The gallant and pa
tTio,ic odd North State, prompt us Of yorc in her
sisnncc 10 oppression, leads the van; and Georgia,
omancipaicd and betrayed, but still confident in her
nulc< time a ands bv her
Their united and cordial greetings, mngling with
those Of the Wing party Of the Union, await the
Empire State when she, too, shall give her banner
TO the brseze.
sincerely regret my inability to be with you,
gentlemen but duty forbids, at this advanced stage
OF the Session of Congress, that should leave,
temporarily, the pos, which has been assigned
To me.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your fellow citizen,
JNO. MACPHERSON BERRlEN.
TO Jacob Acker, Joseph Hoxie, Chas. NJ. Graham,
q L Crane, Jr., ID. Austin Muir, Esqrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
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From Hon. JolH 81 Bots.-iPublishod ia this paper
81
ITom Hon J. n. Undernagi.

Washing ton, June 81, 1912.
Gentlemen My engagements here arc such that
cannot, although much inclined, comply with your
wishes requesting my presence NJ the National Hall
in the city Of New York, "for the purpose Of pre-
sontiDg the namo Of tho Hon, Henry Clay, Of Ky,
rs the Wing Candidate for the Presidency NJ The
next election"
In presenting the name Of that great man 10 tho
nation as NJ person TO be elected to the highest Of
free in the gift Of tho American people, you will but
follow those impulses Of popular favor which arc
every where manilesling themselves in his behalf
Ia him those principles are persOnihed which nOne
can conduct our Country 10 that eminent property
that happy condition which she formerly enjoyed.
The internal trade and commerce Of your noble city
70 a great extent paralizod Tor the want NJ that
intimate connection with ali the States Of tho Union
IN pocunlnTy nifiirs which would 10 established by
National Bank. ready and safe system ol TX
change at low premiums would facilitate your cOllec
lions and extend your trade and business 20 tho in
terror Of tho Continent with immense advantage not
only 70 yourselves, but 70 all those with whom you
have transactions.
To complete your prosperity and 10 make your
city tho greotcstn the world nothing more would te
wanting bot facilities Of communication and irons
portigon and thriving interior population nble nnd
willing 20 pay Tor tho goods supplied by New York.
No city cnn prosper unlCs7it he sustained by SOL
| vent, thrifty consumers. Your internal improve
ment3 furnish he chain ofoonnccton between your.
| selvca aud tho growing, mighty West. Let the
/ population Of the great Valley proper, connect
| yourselves with them not only ly your Canals and
| Railroads, but BY n National Currency, md ina
| ginauOn can scarcely assign limits 10 your growth
IN every thing hat constitutes the happiness and
true glory ol a splendid city. All clayeI must
| flourish unler such system. Full employment
| and good wages will make tho humble dwellings
| smile with comfort. Whit Stntcsman's system ol
policy can taoct all these high objects IN an equa
degree With that so long advocated 10y Henry Cayi
| Satisfied that my presence would administer mort
n my personal Qualification than any NC 70 the cause
and objects you have in view, trust you will togsr,
my duties here a sufficient apology Tor failing Il
meet your kind invitation.
/ With great respect,
Your Obediont servant,
J. n. UNDERWOOD.
MesEs, jacob Aeker Joseph lloXic, SC, Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
From Lieut.. or BTGid.h.

NIw- YoRg, June 90, 1912,
Gonllsmen: have honor to acknowledge the
,l..ipt ol your note Of tic 18th instant inviting me,
on behalf Of the General Committee Of The
Democratic Wig Party IN the city d Now York,
u attend meeting 10 be held on the I'd Of juno in
t5u 100 National lnlin this city, Tor tho purpose Of
rieseut,rg thc name 81 the Hon. llENnr Cay Of
krnm.iy rs tho Wing Candidate Tor the Pres
denry ut tht next Election. You are also pleased
SO tvpror. Zoe hope thai will address the meeting
ON tilt oc 1sior.
Profoundly grateful for this ALTERING attention
On The part Of the General Committee and most
cordially sympathsing, ss do, IN the object Of the
meeting 10 which IL rolorB, yet my sense Of duty
vi NOT permit nc the high qualification should, I'M
fef other cucumsiancs0, have had IN occening your
invitation. I at present in Nov York dis
,l.rging my judicial dutics, NJ President Of the
Court Tor the Correction Of Errors. we have are1-
,y uud ars about n have for some days 10 come,
under consideration, in that Court, questions Of
lIalt dclicacy nod peculiar interest 10 tho commu-
Mtg Of Nov York, and involving principles ofgroat
l.ncr1l importance To the whole People ri the State.
lncy nrc questions affecting important Political MS
well MS Constitutional Rights; quostOns too, which
unfortunately have already become Mingled with
thc heated conf cts Of Political Party. In tie midst
oi the consideration Of these question: 10 pass
som tie udicsl bench 10 public and active par
IIIpnton m IN important Political and Party move
mont, might De deemed az least indecOrOus and
pI1ra improper To this sense Of propfietY
SEQ o. my duty, under existing circumstances, 60
tpw; md thus % deny myself Qualification which
should Otherwise have been most happy to en-
ily
Hut although personally absent from your meet
In shall De most cordially With you in feeling and
.rnumenL Tho important movement you contem
r'io will BIO but giving lofm 10 n decision alroady
nude by the People, and audible expression 70 q
ointment deep IN Inc heart Of every true Wing in
iia Country. SO strong and universal Is the cur
1,ut of dil popular feeling that u has already be-
',ne tuepfssible; and VIC therefore see IT, IN every
.lrf O tho Country. gushing IN in various forms
Hri mus toor every where lead 10 an act of POpu
I'f Justice OIL veil deserved, as Il has been too ons
Delayed
heeglns int you will be- pleased 10 accept fo
youfaelges nnd communicate TO those you repre-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
WASHINGTON soC,ETy
PRESENTATION OF
A B A n N E r
BY THE LADIES.

fLI9 The Washington Temperance Society will
meet at their Room in the Odd Fellows Hall. at n
o'clock, ON the morning of tho Alb July. The l.,
dies will present u BANNER TO tho Society, at g
O'Clock, precisely. Immediately after which the
Society will be formed into column and march to
their position in line.
The Gator, Reader and Clergyman; tho Chief
Marshal aud his aids; Ladies generally; all Tee
toialiers who wish to march with us, and nll who
desire to become Washingtonans, are respectfully
invited TO attend
The members OF the Society to wear a white
ribbon or rosctte on the left breast.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

ments for the Aattsrng kindness Of your invita'On
and trusting tina, you will duly appreciate the mo
tive which prevents my accepting Il,
remain, gentlemen,
With sentiments Of respect and esteem,
Your obi servant,
L. BRADlSu.
To Jacob Aeker, Joseph Hoxie, Chas. NJ. Ora
ham, G. b. Crane, and ID. Austin Muir, Esqrs.,
Committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
DEATHS.

10 msnc hester, ni residence Of ia grandfather R,
Lut Wct@Fer, 90 The lFt instant. GgORCE Al sitiSe
infant son Of Thomas aud Polly q Johnaion: srci
year, tuOttlin and ~ days ''''''"' 'iie'
.5 il'nds aud acqtiiutsnccs n the family arc re-
ny Wsutdio aiicud W. funeral, this cvcni1r M q -
& ,io1 NC residence II his grandfather without fir
W, nee 10 Tie county Hanover on Juno s,i
WI ih'MNs TURNER, ~ tiic 7isi year Of his sgc '
copy. ~ '''' '''l"'''o'lo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
ORDER OF PROCESSION OF THE
TEMPERANcE ASSOCIATION
a n II
A n ID
VOLUNTEER COMPANIES,

NULUNTFEN COMPANIES,
OK iru JuLY, 1912.
1.-The Association and Military will form Ina
at } NJ on l. street, the right opposite the market
house, fronting South.
il.-Cnpt. McRae's Company OF IIenrico Light
Dragons will compose the escort.
iii-The Association will. he preceded Ivy their
Committee OF Arrangements, Orator, Reader Of tho
Declaration oil Independence, Chaplain, and band
OF Music.
lV.-Thc Societies, in sections Of four, in tho fol,
a in.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

~ meeting Of the Ladies Of the Union Tenn
pcrance Society of Henrco, on Wednesday eve
mug, 2oih instant, the following Resolution was
passed wa
ReSOiUsd, That the Ladies' Of tbis Soc;,tv ,yo.r
roseitc, made Of white ribbon, with TWO enJa
hongng down, and worn ON the !eit ahnnlder.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

NOTICE Al porsoua rui,hfcI to tho sulacribcr,
are rogue ted IN forward, without dosy, and
make tayuieut, being vcfy important iD mc g. receive
payment without i'liy. ih0rc flisn0cc will Co., sufficient
witoui having aeu1a collector through The county 10
those Whnuwc me.
ju2-Rg JAMES N, RATCLWFE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

ARRIVED,
S5chr Amanda, Imyors, Baltimore, sundries
Schr Catherine Wilcox, Liscomb, N York, sun
dries. NV '''
3chr Mary, Edwards, N York, sundriss.
achr Venus kirwin, Baltimore sundr,es.
Schr olive, Scott, Smnhhcld, sundries,
SAILED
Sehr Oralor, HollingoS, Philadelphia.
Schr hdoline, Creighton, Baltimore, coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
RIVER REpoRT-Inno an

Birquo Calls, At City Point.
Sehr Afgon Of Boston, in Turkey Island Reach.
Schr Mary, in do do do do
Schr Brazil Of Norfolk, in w atkins Reach.
5chr Amanda Of Baltimore, in Dutch CAP.
Schr Catherine, Wilcox, Of N York, in Osborn's
Reach.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
nELlnInus nnr1rn.

irJS }. IlENsHALL will deliver a discourse or
Lords day morning, at / o'clock, in the Disciples
Moeting-lIouse. SuJisoi-'TnE AroNFuEgrI-
The public nre respectfully invited to attend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
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From Hon. John Maynard.

WARRINGTON juno lSlni lc4S'
Gentlemen: Your letter requesting me TO attend
Public Meeting 10 be held on the 22d OF Juns
instant, at National Hall, for the purpose of pre-
senting the name Of the Hon. Henry Clny, Of Ken.
lucky, rs the Wing Candidate FOR Presidency at
the next election, has been received. regret that
the important measures now under consideration in
Congress requiring the attendance OF every Repre-
sentative, will deprive me Of the pleasure Of being
present on 20 interesting an occasion.
beg leave 10 assure you, and the other members
OF the Democratic Wing Committee, that cordially
approve their intention 10 present 10 the citizens Of
New York as Candidate for the mos. important
trust in the gift OF The People, tina; enlightened and
patriotic Statesman who, for his eminent services,
his UNFOLDING integrity, and his ardent devotion to
the honor and prosperity Of his country, is more
than any man living, deserving the gratitude and
confidence Of the American People.
With great respect. am, gentlemen,
Your obedieni servant,
JOHN MAYNARD.
jacob Ackcr, G. b. Crane, Joseph HoIie, ID. Aus.
tin Muir, Chas. NJ. Graham, Committee, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

V-The Artillery, Blues, Grenadicrs and Guard.
The Artillery the right, and the lnfa nty accord
ing TO the dates of Commissions of the Captnns
present, the sanor IN date nearest the ARTILLERY tba
Oldest the left of the line, and the innor in
the centre.
VI-Maior Jesse Snead W III act as Chief Marshal
for the Temperance Association, and the senior Off
Ger present will command Artillery and Infantry.
NlL-Ihe Procession will move precisely M
halt past o'clock A. NJ. passing up street 10 ita
intersection with 5,h street. up 9Th 10 III street, down
II street TO the Powhalan House. and thence into
me Hapi'9I So are, entering the Northern Gate.
VII. The Exercises Of the Day will commence
at hall past ten o'clock. The Orator will stand AZ
the head OF the lower fight Of steps nearest the Go
vernor's iiouse-ihe Banners Of the Societies and
Companies on his right and left. The Societies will
occupy the East side Of the Terrace upon level
with hm-Ladies and their attendants on the West
side o. the same TerTdco-the Military in 'front.'
lN.-Should tho weather be unTayorable Tho
Procession on reaching the Powhntan House, will
proceed thence down III street, 10 the old rst Bap.
tls' Church, where tho Grafton will be delivered.
There, the West Wing and Gallery will bo reserved
Tor the Ladles-the East Wing for the Military
the Centre for the Societies-tho South md East
Galleries ior the Citizens generally. Choir will
occupy the Platform in front of the Pulpit-thc
Committee Of Arrangements the first row Of seats
fronting the Orator-tho Standard Bearers on tho
right and left Of the Pulpit.
N.-Aiter the Grafton, the Procession will he
considered as dismissed, and the Military will re-
pair 10 their position the Capitol Square 10 fro
the National Salute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

G. G. GRIswoLD, Esq. will deliver the Grafton,
Bum, Esq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

no An election f0r Captain will Doc held AZ Miniar
Hal, on MONDAY NJ . n'clrck As
~ ORDER ~ Tic gunurl.
GEORGE uAROAMIN,
iu2 p orderly Snrretnt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

NJ An Address will be- levcrcIieror The STUDENTS
oftiic Rchmrni A. adcmy, by w AbTurder Martin and
The Declaration u Under enjcncc will bc read hY fU JaS
~ Crso. on Monisy The IN Of 1uly commencing n /
before io"cIock a ". Tie public generally Invited
to attend. J2 q
~ TYPOGRAPHICAL ASSOCIATIONS.
regular monthly meeting ~ ih.s Association, Will ne
held on THIS EVENING, July ~ AZ O'Clock. Of he
usual place. punctual Attendance has aiwayn been 20
oiei hm outhis occasion IL Is especially desirable tio
eyory member 0houldbc present
iu2 CIAs ELLIS, Rec Sse'ry.
nnNlI b ,,n,g nlEl1,E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

9S Total Abstinence non.residents NAV ioin
any oil the Societies, by reporting themselves to any
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
ATTENTION. GRENAnlEnaI

"A IlEND n MrfinE aui bffl 81 ynur Company. nj
~ Mmiry Uili, nus Evcninf, at 0ci1ck, pfccf. u
with aung and acc1utfcucufg
DARADE Zoo front ~ Military Han, on MonIsy nrrt.
the it instant, az o'clock A. ~ precisely, NJ sun
~ unif1uu. Anus b. orlrr ior inscctnn, will rounl
~ tisnx CauriiEe.
us- This muster b. required by law.
ny Order Of Lieut. Commandani.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02


I0fa' Ae'hHeNee Societies Of HenrieO and he adjaesn,
Counties.
In pursuance OF resolution passed by tho Board
OF The Union Total Abstinence Society of Henrico.
you are solicited TO unite with US in the Tempor,
t.I celebration IN the city Of Richmond, on tic
p w. RALsTON, Cor. Sec.
UNION TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
OF HENRICO.
AT meeting OF the Official Board of this Socet,,
inc following gentlemen were appointed MnrsbaIs
Tor the Society on the 4th Of July next, viz:
John Nettles, ] w Hagner.
James Jollee, J IL Kinnineb,m
Peter w Ralslon, Rev. Jno. Woojco.k
Robert Pennmnn, Tbos Mavs
l. ID Taylor, Micoab FoIl,e.
Inc following gentlemen as the Banner carriers.
viz: N'""'''b
William Meaney, Garland Blunt.
Joshua Walker
ne ioliowing arrangements were also made
MaTshals TO wear blue sash
OihcerS do white do
Banner bearers red do
Pnvnte members rosette Of blue ribbon.
Each Marshal TO provide himself with n Ration
- inches long, by i. inch in diameter. wropneI
win olue ribbon, and rosotte a, each end
Iunctual attendance of alt tho male nnen,hars ia
requested ut Union Hill Chapel by 9 O'clock. on
.'o in. w RALSTON, Scc'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02

HOYT L co.'s OFFICE.
no LOOK our for n1f 5000 prize thar goes on
tpm noy costniay % osn Dee i,1 for tl2 There ~,
'ls0, i0Dp prizes of slOJ. iu1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RlcnMOND-.I,m. %.
ARRIVED

High vaior iLi5 day, iOJ o'cloeE. a NJ
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proposed by the Post Master General, to
sustain his Department, may be superced.
ed by reform placed within his own
reach, and which, in cur esteem, II is his
imperative duty TO undertake without a
moments delay.
Some have suggested, that it is the 70.
li,ical complexion Of our paper tina. has
occasioned this extraordinary destiny
We cannot for moment believe, till
stronger evidence be forced upon US, that
such an cnormiiy, such a crime, such a
felony, as this suggestion implies, could be
porpetrated. a man that would do that
should be hung seven times seven, if he
had as many necks TO break. We viii
not cherish the unpleasant thought, that
the morals Of our Post Office Depart
ment are thus degenerated.